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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
ONE WAY OUT OF
DRINKS BONDAGE

Tn. man who IN wholly temperate
hy deliberate chnlcc and self control
docs not understand what an awful
fghi tae excessive drlnkcr has o. wane
with hims,if
Time ana again honent attempts are
made 10 qun drinking. bat failure fol-
lows failure.
There n one way out--a way ont by
The Neal Treatment that VIII. IN three
days. take a man who he's been drink
Ing for an aee and transform his de-
fira for into an abhorroncc of all al
cohollc liquor.
Tho craving, desire and appetite
which holds 80 many In the wise 81
drink IN a result OF accumulated alco-
helic poison IN the system. These
drinkers cannot atop without the right
sort of medical hesp.
Tao poison In them can not ne rx-
pcllcd by nature. More liquor only
temporary relieves the craving
which IL merely symptomatic of thu
poison III work rhe Neal Treatment.
which u administered al The Neal In
ftitutc eliminates the poison and nett
traliaeA ~ effect upon the system.
once expelled. love and craving for
liquor n also gone.
The Neal treatment IL a harmless
vegetable remedy tgkcn internally and
administered by regular physlcians
without hypodermic injections
AZ the Neal institute guests enjoy
al the priy,cs and comforts ~ home,
intel or club. Names are never a..
vulged tff
fur further information and fre'
booklet. write eau or phone The Nen
institute. 81. North SECOND street. a.
huaueruuc. y. ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
Alcoholism is Surely
Routed by the Neal
Treatment
Gnr,T WORK ACCOMPLISHED AZ
TtiE n.iitQt fitQrt' NEAL IN
SrtTt TE On NORTH stSOND
STREET.

thousands 81 men aud women who
drink and nud the habit growing on
them resolve "a Stop. Al lgrosistaoir
something which the world calls "liq-
uor appetite" npsets their good inten-
tlons They and themselves drawn
back TO the old ways. They know
what their ftnish will be-. They know
that death seems Ia have grenter love
drinkers who. long before thelr
allotted time. dnily swell the harvest Of
fatalities
You can't leEisiate love or liquor
out ~ the system Of the man who
dflnks
IN an editorial an 'Natnrc's cures.
the Cincinnati Enquirer recently said.
''rhs driuX evil. which has existed
sinco the dawn Of civilization. and
which has been and remains beyond
qu, stion the most proliflc. slnais
source of poverty and crime, they con.
tlnue 10 attempt 10 cure by stasutors
enactment lnstead 81 tho slow gradual
pnlnstaking education and training q
tho Individual"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
MOVING PICTURE
PEOPLE SURELY
COMING SAYS
SEL|C
Head Of Great Photoplay
House Announces That
Company Will Make Head.
quarters in Albuquerque.
ARE NOW CLOSING UP
AT CANON CITY. COLO.

That ~" compau, whlrh his house
now has ~ canon city wouid not
onis come io Albuquerque but would
make their headquarters IN Alhu-
qucrque Tor some timc. ana would
work throughout this section. with
this city 40 nasr, WAS the positive
statement n,adr this morning by A..
S.Hr head of th" seiia motion pie
TURF comuau,
Mr S.iie was ~ his way to cali
fornin 90 attcnd tnc trial Of men
alleged "a have shot min wh.lr on a
pro,inus trip 10 ~. sunset state Hc
Viii return Thursany or Friday
Mr. Srhr said, cur Canon Iity
cpmpany ~ now closing NJ ~ the
Colorado point aud preparing To
como down here. Thcy viii likely hc
here next month. bclieve that We
can get some good pictures here.
specially w tho Mrxican ana Indian
VILLAGES near here ! want some IN
dian pictures from the Pueblo In
dams nov. for everyone has followed
my lead Ia taking pictures OF the
Sioux. / WIN wager that AFTER the
first five ~ six Aims I take here ar,
shown. an. others viii al hc down
here. too.
when IL was snxpested that MI
scliR might take pictures of mum
h,f ~ very interesting indian dances
near here. he said u believe I eau
de- that without much difficulty. foi
| } have commissions from the smith.
sonlan institution To- de- that sort OF
work and letters Ia Indian aaent'
J and such people everywhere. fot
see. IN. institution want To- preserve
record af these tribal dances aftel
they have become extinct
/ II think I viii keep the Canon cit,
( company herr permanently. or for :
long time. anyway. and i"t them worl
around IN New Mexico'
when told that there was moN
sng picture company now nj th'
Grand CenN0n, Mr.. Scilg said =
'e.,v. - ffyihg 10 phot59fnph tina
long age q a TO large. You can
get leaf that viii cut a. And !
YOU have any people acting. yo'
i.iSht ap wcil give az. Tor they ar
too FAR awny. ! know people =
down there and try L. set pictures @
II. hut a man who nnly stays sher
iva weeks 81 host. Men have slen
Years fnding out the hest points "
view. the b.st places from which q
lphasograph them. and al thAt sort o
thing Why. Z have had the aeri
cultural department after me 4
make pictures ~ apples. said
4, could not even make an apple pictnr
under a year ~ course you can 3
out and gcg pictures of people pack
ing ANA sorting apples. hut that
not an apple picture You have Z
bagin with the little trees, and shes
them IN ali stages. bud. blossom. frui
picking. and an Of II. such q pictur
might take mo three Years"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

MY Martin D. Ople.
please give me I,ed Cross Seal,
xhe said.
a dear little giri with curly head,
As she hurrleaiy laid her penny down
And smiled away the impatient frown
~ the clerk. WIN thought silk folks
should pa,
Their own expenses anyway"
She drew an envelope soil''d and torn.
From the depths Il her pockct, rag
red and worn.
And carefully placing the seal thereon
with sad little smile. was quickly
gcnv.
out into tho Christmas thronR she
Flew.
Nobody noticed. nobody know
The lone little creature. thin and cold
with The pinched little face under
hair Of gold.
iiut she dartcd across the crowded
street.
Mid the roar Of the wheels and the
horses feet
A clatter--a cry al anguish Shrlll.--
Aud the brave Iittle form hay crushed
and stan.
Tenderiy back through the open door
That she just had passed the child
they bore.
And ssill IN the hand was tightly
pressed.
The letter. In childish serawl daddresr-
ed.
40 Mama. In Heaven" with semitic
touch
they laoaened the fingers llfelets
clutch.
Not tho seel atone marked the paper
red
That this uiessngs bore to the loving
dead
pear Mamma, I'm icnsiy since SOU
are zone,
u ~ hard, 70 hard. 10 be- left alone.
1 cough just the same a. you used 10
do.
And that makes me think, OH 20 often
90 you.
rhey 'ell me that I may be made 70
~ ned CROSS seals. 80 I'm going d
eive
TAe penny yee gave me before yo'
70 buy one TO send you shls Christ
masilde."
can muslcal rights ffNerved ~ 'h'
nuihor, WIIs|AnINlpNr. Pau
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
FREEMAN MARSALL
DIED THIS MORNING

John Freeman Marshall. well
known and popular young man OF this
city. died early this morning at his
home. eos SCUM High street, after aa
illnese Of two years duration
The deceased ~ survived by q
father. mother and four sisters. Fu-
neral services viii be held SUNDAY az.
tcrnoon a.. o'clock from Ssronr
brothers chapel On Monday the re-.
mains viii be taken To- the old famil,
home In Lawton, Michigan for inter.
Incnt
Mr., Marshall waS u young man oni,
20 years of age. but during the tims
that h. had resided In Albuquerque
had butt up large circle OF fricnd'
who WIN learn with the deepest re-
greet ~ his sad death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
COMMISSION FORM
IS COMMERCIAL
CLUB TOPIC
Tuesdays Meeting Will Be
Marked With Effort to Bet
ter Municipal Conditions;
Attendance Also Subject.

The commission form ~ government
VIA ~ thc topis. 81 The Commercial
Cluh meeting next Tuesday evening.
inc frsi onc FOR the month OF pecem-
ber. 4 committee appointed by the
city council 10 investigate the matter
WIN be on hand with a report. and Il
o. expected that very Interesting dis
cussinn VIII take place with the com.
mission plan ~ "A topic.
Another subject OF Importance
which VIII be brought up al that time
n the Alameda dixie, which h. said 10
be- badly In need 90 Improvement ~
this dixie ~ lcft 10 need for repairs
and iht water risca 20 the height
which a reached last fail and last
GUNNER. during the coming spring
floods. there Nlli be- great discomfort
and Inconvenience felt In Albuquerqne
- the water mas even reach the BITS
mesa section Of tho city.
The club proposos 60 investigate the
condition of this dixie and 70 see that
she clty's safety from flood waters y
maintained.
Good attendance. az club meetings
via be smother toplc of discussion. OF
lat tho attendance 40 the meetings
has dtcftnred considerably. and am
rffort 10 hrlng back the members will
b. made and presented vigorously.
other matters which will come az
ATE relative to advertising Ia the Jour
nnl ~ the American Medical society
end by nsnns OF BOOKLETS.
President Simun stern OF the clnh
said today '.f'here h. 40 reason VIII,
we should nut have an Informal dis
custom Of the commission torn II
government or the report 81 Inv
cninmittee. though 81 course that re-.
mort MISS formally 80 10 the counoil
first Vs. Will Just discuss iis pro-
visions as made public by committee
members
"As rceasds the dixie propcaiiion
uf course the commissioners ~
looking after thpt all tbs time, ''ul
IL seems that n We could make q
permanent Improvement n Il THIS
winter INSTEAD 81 lust q Few hun
dfed dpllars worth ~ temporary re-
inlrf n would be- q henrfii and would
6nVe MONEY IN ths end What ~
realty ought 30 DO n 60 get the sants
~ 20 ran a truck down there anc
dunn a few traininnds 81 rip-rap oI
she Md dlkc thai - there. Thn
would fix thinRs Tor R"od.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
THREE HUNDRED
MILLION FEET
OF TIMBER
zuni National Forest Con-
tains Almost That Amount;
Fifty Million Feet for Sale.

The timber reconnaissance recent
Ia conplrted on the Znnl national iof-
eat has disclosed tbf fnoi thnti tnekfl
ave nearly three hundred million feet
az understandable saw timber ON that
forest To be exacl, there IRE nov
available 2ga.24O. 600 feet OF saw TIM
her embraced In the forest
OF this. there are now ior sale al
81 50 thousand feet. 5O.a0o.00O iect
OF llm0er. most OF Il readily access
lille 10 the railroad ForiY-two mil.
lion feet of this Is embraced in what
Was Formerly the Fort Wlngate milf
tary reservation and had heen win
held on thai account. u has all been
advertised
The entire aiand on the forest is
OF western yellow Pine and Douglas
ar Il " all IN good logging country,
and there are several opportunities
FOR the small mill owner 10 make q
good thing The people nj Inni and
i)lRckrock. al the government schools
and az nearby ranches. have been
shipping timber 10 Gallup aud ihen
hn,illng " into their home, often q
long distance 4 small mill would
supply this demand and not only
make money but Sayc money and Tins
for the residents There are several
other good mil propositions ON the
tract
Timber must be cut under certain
restrictions however Only mature
trees must be cnt and then suiiicieni
supply OF mature timber must be- iel'
70 re-seeh the area cut over New
timbsr musi be lett unmolesied, hrasi
must BE- piled or scattered according
Ito the conditions at the particular
polni where cutting 10 done
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
ARIZONA ROADS ARE
BAD, TOO
Two Automobiles Smashed
Up on Route From State
Line to st. Johns, Where
They Now Await Repairs.

Arizons papers have hcen roasting
New Mckee roads little recently.
hut letter received by Col. ID. X. n.
sellers seems 10 give the Arizona end
81 tie transrontinental tour the worst
ot IL. This letter carries information
sies. ono from tfonngrtown. Ohio Hnd
one from Canada. travelling IN WIN
ton six aud Hudson a., respectively.
sustained scrcve injuries LA Arizona.
between ~. Johns and the New Mex
leo line. dne 10 bad roads.
The Winton SIX WIS injured ~ bad
~ ~ 60 be pulled into st. John by
horsepower. The parties nave been
four weeks In reaching -. Johns from
here ana IN waiting there. for repair
parts from the factory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
cam PATTY.

Miss Jennie Walsh entertained q
company ~ younE people In charming
manner ~ her home last cveninH. Five
hundred WAS the pastime. end the
merry contest closed with Miss Julia
Keleher winner Of the nrst prize. 4
handsome cut glass dish. AIR, Hickey
Won secondary honors. A delectable
luncheon was the concluding feature
Of a delightful evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
onn FELLoWs, nALL.

Preparations are going forward Tor
q grand bail 10 be rendered By the
Odd Fellows "Wednesday evening In
their hail ON Second street IAke
many other functions by these bene-
factors Of childhood. the afair rs go
be benefit for the CElldgcn's home
in Roswell that Is supported by the l.
%. o. y. Every one Is inylted and "a
gay evening assured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
n,NouEr ron surnEwn orrrcEr

The suprenr preEIdcnt OF The FIJI
tornal Union OF America arrived last
evening from Denver to pay an official
visit Co the local fraternity. Known
All over the country as . master of ex-
ccpiional ability. Mr.. H. y. Roos. Will
be accorded the homer IN this city that
" hls due. The locai order has ar
ranged reception and banquet foi
him this evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
GREAT RANDOLPH IN
new PERFORMANCE
! AT ORPHEUM

Scr AR q w. Randolph toplshl.
tho tnimltable entertainer and hYp-
ncilsl. In screnmlns comedy,
rrherlf over the lllycr. ~ con-
nrciiou With nnolhrr xrcut hYpno'ir
rrngfah. There Viii 10 q great
f'uncn and gVdy show az l0mofflN'H
mnilnpe. along aith the rect 81 =
splendid proaram. Matinee. , d. ~.
Night prflnrmuncr 1850 o,fiufk
s}enefal AslmlaNlpn. 40 cents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

kansas CITY bee. s.--C'aiiio--- re-
ccintr SOC. including iov sonthcrns
market steady. native steors. ss.ssH
soc. southern steers. sisaafs. 80.
southern COWS and hcifers. 1905 ~
s.ko; nativ. cows and helferr. i2.7s@
90. stoekcrs and feeders. tt.eon
5.5s. bulls. s3sem 500 calsrs. sl.s'
aN.oo: Western steers. tt.saWs.3e:
estern COWS. ta.a0ns.oo
Hogs Receipts i.e09. mark
strong bulk 81 sales. ss.se9 a.se
heavy. s6.2sNG.ss: packers ana
butchers. te.ooa ESQ: llght, ss.so "
els: pigs. st.oaW s.sa.
Receipts none; marke
~ieady; muitonr, A3.ee 70 LOO. lambs
81 ssNs.0O. rnnEe Ncthers and year
lings. ta9sas SEQ. ranse ewes. $50
q i00
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
Mas sAINr no nNTrnr,IN.

The young ladies 81 tho Monday
card club viii play ave hundred next
Monday ~ the home % Miss E.hei
saint.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

'fhere VITA hc meeting al ths
board ~ directors of the y. W g. A.
~ the association homc on south
Third street az 2 10 y. ne. An mem
hers. ~hsther n.wiy elected of rsfir-
ms. are urged to attend. 40 the an-
nual election Of officers takes place
az this In.eiinE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

az as 3.tc and saEged to ~ a-Sn.
iins products vtered npwhrd ~ a
result az ain advance az the yards.
First sales varied from last nights
level 20 eisc higher with May tis.en
for pork. ss.22 y s.2s for lard and
Ss.f7h for rihr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
STOCK MARKET IS
ADVANCING NOW
After a Week of Falling
Prices List Takes Upward
Turn; Copper Shares Today
Continue in the Lead.

tuy EsenfnE Herald \. y. bfased Ntrrf
New York. Dec. s.--After aiinoa q
week OF failing pri.es the stock mar.
Rot advanced this morning. continuing
the upward movement which beKan
just before the close yesterday. The
Copper shares continued In the lead.
Americas smelling rose 10 and
Amalgninated Copper and Utah Cop
per polni. Among tue railroad
stocks Canadian Pacific, Union PA
clfic and baltimore and Ohio, with
opening gains of point OF more
were strongest.
Opening gains were extemied alter
the market had absorbed souae proiii
taking sales. Many important stocks
were up point or mort. The copper
group. coaiefs and Hartman issues
showed the greatest strength, sglling
VI Crest Northern Ore certificates
was resumed and the stock fell I s-t
Wabash securities aisn we're heavy
The market closed heavy.
Speculation came almost 10 bal'
AZ the higher prices. SubseGnsnii,
there was general reaction which
eliminated virtually all the advancs
OF the railroad stocks aud put soms
Issues under YESTERDAYS close. Tbs
Rsll groap was affected moderated,
l by the continued weakness 81 Grea
| Northern Ore Certificates which de
clincd 10 ~. the lowest figure eve
reached. " waa reported thar selllni
lof This stock was due 10 The belle
that dlviaends would be suspended.
thtago Grain.
| Chicago. Zee Fears of serlou
dnmnsr,from heavy rrinr w western
ARGENTINE heirted The wheat mafke
today. bit liot Tor Ions. opensnI
prices were the same ~ last nishl q
~ up. May started AZ ~ as q
~ s-Sc and ROSE % - s.ssssI asis
but then fell "a ~ lac. The clos
| was nervous. with May 81 81 'ec.
net gain uf irkc.
Influenced by wheat. corn had
steady tone 10 the ontsei. May open
"a i-SHi -tc higher "a ~ s-s@ ss'
and receded a. ~ b-sc. The clos
was easy. with May sshc, loss 9
i-fc net
business 10 oats appeared 30 be en
tlrely loeai Mas started unehanee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

~ y Newman. manager of the
GALLUP Msrcautile company, arrived
on M, 2 this Afternoon Cor "A brief
husiness VISIT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

The hearing ~ A Marspviich.
charged Win the ilieshl ale Of hdnor.
,vns completad before United states
1onmls.lan.r n. u. Whillng this at
etnoon. nnd the commissioner reser,.
"a hts decision. From the evidence
given by The threr complainanty IN
. he matter Il wan not shown that
any of them mad houshi amy liquor
from Mnrkoviich. MnrkoNisch runs
! .n.u store an anulh broadway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

a. a. SAILS Of IslesA arrived ON No
this Afternoon GA q business NiHs'
70 Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Hand made articles az Mrs. VII
IONS. 2os West Lead. Phone iss7w.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Agents everywhere can make mon
ey. spnre time. distributing post cards
ADVERTISING our chewing gum. No
canvarslne. LIBERAL sornA. Yearly
contract. Weekly settlements. Send
seven two.ceni stamps for supply
most cards. instructions and contract,
lspeaanlnt Company, i577 Broadway,
Department i2G, New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
Chlaso ii,csiock.

Chicago. Dec. s.--,s'attl Iscceipu
goa. market steady. beeyes. sass 4
s.e5 Texas steers. st.f0a BIS: weS
err steers. sitsW 20; stockers gtei
feeders. fa.oufi 20; cows and helf-
ers. t2.no0 $50 calves. ss.50@ s.2t.
Hogs Receipts i2.n0n. markei
strong. Be higher; llsht. ts.s0Ns,2s.
mixed. ss.Som6.s1 = heavy. $500
$40. rough. ss.s0@s.lo. good "a
choice, neavy, tgfoms.sO. plss. 81. 90
y s.ss, bulk ~ sales. $3.50 Gas.
sheep-- Receipts e.paeI market
STEADY; native ss.ssmi.is; western
81. sVstfi0, y~arilngs. Stsbn t.eo'
native lambs. ts.sans.zs: western
lamhs. st.sso sal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

To Cure Cold In One psy.
Take LAXATIVE nRoMO Qnlnlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money "
II falls Ia cure. y. w GROVES
signature ia on each box. 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

~ Louis. Dee. e.--wool steady
territory and western mediums. ~
eac; fine mediums. isH sse. fine,
ia isc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

NEAT APPEARING WIDOW. ~
wears ola. Authenticated. would
like position as housckecper " Wiz
overs family Adslress BOX ~, care
Herald ls-n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

; when yonr feet are VET and cold,
and yaur body chilled through and
through from exposure. take biz
dose Of Chhmberlalns Cough Rem
cdy. balke YOUR feet In hot water be-
fore going 20 bed. and youSVre almost
certain 20 ward on a severe cold, For
sale by 81 dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FURNISHINGS OF s-room honse for
sale. no sick Can be- seen any
motnlng az 100 West Central Tsp
WANTED To b,iy good mitch coz
n H. shelley Phone 40. lI'p
ron SALE --Comfortnble Ssroom
modern house: best OF plumbing
fixtures. wen located. only tsSe.0ei
VIII s.li on termp hut must soil 40
once. can az iis south High 81 lac
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

New York. Dec. a.-~-cotton spot
dull. middling uplands $3.50 mid
Cling gulf. ss.tA No salea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Chicago. pee. s.-wheat---Dec.
~ i-se, MAY ssHc.
Corn Dee, - i.t6st s-sc; May
e2ssc.
oa,s-Dec. 90 i-sc; May, ss s-s@
4Shc.
psrk--A sy, SASS.
I.arsi--Jan.. ss.as.
Ribs Jan. ss.12is mHss.
"a. i.oniH Metals.
-. Louis. pssi s.--l~ad fiFn'
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-24
The floods

The big floods of the past week
subsided after the cooler weather of
the present week, and transconti-
mental service was resumed to some
extent Wednesday. The Milwau-
kce road suffered heavy losses Of
steel and concrete bridges near Sc
attic, aid may not be able to- re-
sumo regular service over its own
tracks for a week. At Martin, on
the main line of the Northern Paci-
fic east Of the Stampede tunnel the
most serious loss occurred. Here the
flood tore out a strip Of 100 feet in
length and sixty feet deep, and it
will require 5000 cubic feet OF
earth to fill the gap.
Train service betw cen Sumas and
Snohomish on the Northern Pacific
was resumed Wednesday, but two
miles of track on the river bottom is
still under water.
The floods on the Nouksack filled
the valley with water and did much
damage.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-24
Townsend Wants Old
Mail Service Resumed

A determined effort is being
made BY the Pt. Townsend CONNER
cial club for the re-establishment
OF the mail route between Pt. Town
send and the San Juan islands.
From the time San Juan island
was occupied by both the American
and British troops the government
maintained mail service between
IT. Townsend and San Juan. until
about two years ago, when the
route was abandoned. The COM
mercial club has presented the
matter to the postal department,
asking for the re-establishmeut Of
the tri-weekly mail service.
Petitions are being circulated in
various parts of this county asking
that the old route be again re-
established.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-11-24
Queer Ways In Anasn.

Nine. Gabrielle M. Vassal, the
wife of French doctor who was at
tached to the Pasteur institute Of
Nhatrang, a little village on the
coast of Anam, relates some Of her
experiences. When she and her hus-
band arrived at Nhatrang they were
received by the native servants, who
salaamed and squatted on the floor
for long period, this being their
method Of greeting Europeans.
Servants had the curious habit Of
washing all dishes under the table,
never on its top. Men and women
dressed alike, wearing trousers and
tunics, and women on the way to
market with their baskets always
walked in single file.