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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
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Some one who had firmer grasp on truth than he
had on polite language once made the observation
when thieves fall out honest men get their dues
Many Of these old sayings chiefly Jar
one from ethagy of thought and awaken activity
OF
the present Omaha
grief are contained in seeing its old
crony the Worred-Herald as Third
Here's evidence instability modern friendsbn
Here's where all good
humshp is neglected the hated name now
credited second place. the crony regated to third"
Omaha " '"Hu
All Damon! All Pyths Why you absented Yourselves
from omaha-Why have the bonds of nsed
Ros only and the ony who labored down street y
hg eaJolng buHdozing-anything
mas this old pal been crowded into third , ~ N
The exgencies shifting business scene saem , da,
hat old time commercial Friendship ceases when bnsn
begins" oN1''s "nen business
THE BEE PROVES.
Let big dog bark and all the will start to vein
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
JUMPS OFF HIGH BRIDGE
Henry shOrmer of GermantOVR, Pa,
PIunges IT5 Feet to HIS
Death.

PHILADELPHIA. June lO.-Climbing
over the railing OF the Walnut Lane
bridge which spans wissahickon creek IN
Germantown, Henry Shorner, assistant
treasurer OF the Germantown savings
Fund society. jumped l75 feet into the
stream. He was dead when found Mr
shormer had been in III health for some
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska--Fair; cooler.
For lowa-Cooler.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-11

Continued on Second Page.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

econ hunting Is on sh, decline
over In southern Indiana. SAYS the
Louisville Conrier-Journsi. because
tue farmers Iund land owner nave
become eoonserva,ionisis and
refuse 10 'alIow their trees t. be- cut.
~ used 80 he that a com hunt wis
not y success unl'ss the coon was
,resd infa monarch of the forest the
tree subsequently being cut down hy
the ready axes ~ the hunters 20 e.
fcet The capture OF the game. iu
days wheu timber was plentiful the
lana swn.re were not So particular
aud L was not uncommon mr. hunt
ingfYarty Ia chop down hair dozen
fine trees M a single night. The
hunting bart, that would commit
such a trespass nowadays probably
would find itself IN serious trouble
with the courts. For trees such as
the econ hunters used 90 cut nov
have a bis market valne. They are
rruwinR scarcrr an the time and the
WISE land owner N realizing the me-
cessi,y Of huHhandins his resources
in the timber iinr.
In the E0od old days an incalcu-
table amount Of good timber was de-
stroyed in this way q was not
missed az the time. for trees grew
almost everywhere and lumber was
no, 80 much of an Item ~ u IL a.
present, The forests had to go ~
order 10 blaze the WAY for sRricuIIur-
al development. There was no espe-
,ial demand for timber and vast
AREAS Of Il were cut down and burn
70 that the land owner might pre-.
pare for srowlns corn or tobacco.
Much 81 this timber might have
been saved n the faFmer had CLEARED
his land on any n>stcmaile plan,
ana would have nede him indrpcna'
ent 10 his laser sears Ne aid M,
realize The linpaftancs 81 gonnerta-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
NOVEMBER 30 WILL
Be THANKSGIVING
According to Custom. Last
Thursday of Month Will Be
Formally Set Aside to Foot.
ball and Turkey.

Santa We. ~ Al. NNiFIa.- Tho
govcrnor has issued his proclamation
formally setting aside November 80
as Thanksriylps day Cor prayer and
The giving " thanks Cor blessings.
The proclamation ~ ~ follows
During the las, year New Mexico
has had much TO be thankful for.
opportuno rains have fallen over tho
greater part Of our aree. ~ that a.
a rule bountifui crops have reward
cd the toll OF the hushandman. fruit
trees and gardens have produced
plentconsly. and our herds ~ cattle
and flocks OF sheep have Increased
largely IN number and cattle have
Drought cNcep,ionaily hiRh prices.
During the Neas we have been free
from cnidcmlcs and plaeues and the
heaitn az our citizens on the whole
has bern good.
History has been made during tho
last twelve months \ constitution
Cor the government Of New Mexico
has been adopted. state officetH have
been elected by the people al an
election marked ~ quiet and good
order. and IN few weeks the offi-
GERS 80 chosen win assume thc rcins
at government.
Now. therefore !. William } Mills.
governor os tho tsrritnry af, New
Mexico. IN accordance with the nsual
castom, Do hereby proclaim Thurs
day. November DO. A. H. 1911. To be
Thanksgiving day. and legal holt.
day Ia the territory nf New Msxicp,
The 1hsetNanee 81 ibis daA Is strictly
ava American custom and Il should he
observed hy all Schaoia viii be
closed and tho people rcnefally. wh"n
theS can do so. should attend niaccs
~ worship ana give thanks 90 the
Almighty for having safely brought
our cpuntry through another year
and FOR having given ms, 40 people.
Fo many comforts and blessings.
Done az the executive office. this.
the lean day ~ November A. H.
isIt
Witness my hand and the great
seal Of the territory ~ New Mexieo.
lSeni) WILLIAM !. MILLS.
Ny the Governor
NATHAN JAFFA.
Seer, larry of Now Msxico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

been before the public ~ ns,ionai
haufc too shor, time To- entitlo him
a. be- considered Tor ~ exalted an
office. and In addition h.. too has
Incurred the displeasHrc 81 Nr
nr,an. IN The face of which M am
bilious statesman need apply for the
nomination
who IL lef7 No one save NJ
BRYAN himself Mr. nSan, " s
true, has definlies stated that De- ~
not candidate FOR the nomination.
but many stranger things than his
81 that determination
have happened IN Aioerican politics
Caesar accepted the crown after hav
Ing thrice pvt ~ aside Mr. nrans
score u onlS one.ihird that al Cac-
HnT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
JNr INGENUITY.


Much OF the slaughter that marked
the siege OF Port Arthur conferred
about the capture OF whal was known
as 20a.Meter Hill Tho Japanese
wanted that cminencc, mos TO plant
guns on Il, but 10 observe tho post
ton OF the Russian warshlps anchored
In Port Arthur hafbor. Before the
capture OF the hin the Japanese fred
into the town and the harbor with an
alarming ana puxxling accuracy. al.
though the gunners never saw their
target
After time the Russians learned
hat a Chinese fisherman was n3ttie-
nlarly fond Of certain spot Ia Tie
hnrbor They watched him. II a shct
fell beyond particular shin. he
moved his boat in corresponding az.
rertion. II shot tell 10 the LETT. tho
simple Chinese found The fishing hsi-
ter In that direction Apparently he
had no mission In ,,se world except 10
ind the best fishing ground Finally
L dawned upon the Russians ihat nIs
movements could be- observed BIZ
Japanese Held glasses. Fishing In Tho
harbor was prohibited. AMI the Jap.
anese fire went wide.
Alter u time the shots began biting
their marks with the rormcr accuracy.
The Russians looked for Chinaiapn.
They found one. Ne liked 80 wa II
into .hc shallow water apparently
looking for crabs He had white
bucket and black one. ~ sho, feil
short or Went beyond the mrfA. ius
white buokei moved IN syinpa,hy 10
u went go The right or LEFT. he black
bncket was affected onlg u hit
was made the buckets came lOeether
Possibility Il was bv USING tha simple
Chinese that The Japanese ans ecdod
In mining the entrance 10 Pot' Arthur
harbor. On April %. 1901. Admiral
Makarof came oui M the head NJ his
fleet, his pennant flying FROM ,aa p.-
iropavlovsk. The flagship sirnth a
cable that connected three llcntlng
mines. One mine swung 10 aufi, Two
to starbd.ffd IN lew minutes Maka.
ron ana Iis .ship went down Tho n.et
turned HslH He'd INFO port
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

been b0mbardcd with shenfs of letters
nom men. middlc.arcd, elderly. younu
and younger atm. III Of whom cnnald.
Ter themselves fully qualified 80 carry
Out the invntor's proposition.
Considerable mgsiory surrounds the
nature OF the article Ia which Ediann
alluded In his advertisement. Not even
all Of his assistant ~ the plant In
West Orange are snrc what Il ia. An
the, DO know * thai II IL the fruit Of
% brand new idea. one that has come
10 tuition since his return from Eu-
topo This may seem sudden TO out.
sldcrs but the men who work under
Edison simply smile and shake their
heads when one expresses surprise
Why he has IN idea every min.
ute they say Sometimes they come
faster than that"
IN the meantime. Edison will not
discuss the nature OF his latest lnven.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
CRYING ron HEff'.
Lots of II Ia Aibnquefqne Hat Daily
ssFusiEsk fsese.

The kidneys cry for help.
Not an organ IN the whole body %
dellcatcly constructed.
Not ono 50 Important 10 health,
The kidneys are the filters OF the
blood.
when they fan the blood becomes
foul and poisonous
There can be no health where
There II poisoned blood.
iiacknche Is one OF the first indi-
cations 81 kidney trouble.
II IN the kidneys cry Cor help.
Heed n.
poan's Kidney rnn ars what Is
wanted.
Are just what cveswerked kidneys
need
They strengthen and invieorate mo
kidneys; help them 20 10 their work
Read the woof Of an Albuquerque
citizen.
Mrs. w. ". Tong. $40 south Btoad-
way, Albuquerque New Mexico. Rays:
''Doan'a Kidney pills have ecen used
IN nuT family with splendid results
and Judging from my knowlaase o.
their value, ! can endorse them.
Annut three years ago we first lDok
Donn'E kidney pills ard me fact we
have had no need ~ kidney remedy
since then IA proof THAI the benefit
Is permanent"
For sale by an dealers Price soc.
Foster AIlIhnrn Co.. Hufgalo. Nswl
York. sole agents for the United
slalea
Thermometer mo name-- Doan's
aud take no o,hera -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13


For the hest saddle horses in the
city call phone No. 3. w l.. Trimble,
lis North Second street.
state OF Ohio. city OF Toledo, Luca
county--es.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he u senior partner OF tho firm on
~ >. Cheney a Co. doing business
IN the city Of Toledo. cornly aud
state aforesaid. and that said firm
win pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each ana every case
'of catnrrh that cannot be cured by
the Use OF Halls catarfh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me ana subscribed
in my presence. thia 9th Day OF De-
'oembcr. A. u. iss0.
A. w. GLEASON,
Scai) Notary public.
Halls catarrh Cure Ia taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
nnd mueoua surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY A co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
WIN I'M biol nnYAN,

The virtual repudiation Of Cow
crnor Woodrow Wilson by his New
Jersey constituents. as reflected IN
the election returns % last Tuesday
showing tho election ~ q Republican
majority IA ,he legislature. puts a
serious crimp IN the presidential
prospects of that aspiring statesman.
ana decidedly complicatcr the situa-
ton ~ Ear ~ the national Democratic
party II concerned
Governor Wilson's personality and
The policies which h. represented
were the principal issues in The New
Jerass campaign. and all possihle
capital WAS made out Of his srowing
Importance rs rational figure and
the prestige acquired by his frequent
meniion as promising candidate FOR
The presidential nomination OF his
rarity next year. Under the eircum.
stances the election ~ legislature
hostile o. his views can NOT be- taken
otherwise than az an Indication that
Mr.. Wilson ~ not In harmony with
HIS own people and that he can not
command their support IN amy cam
pairn invoivins the policies for
which he stands
where now WI the Democrats
turn for presidential timberr Ne
either "astsfn man al present la the
public ey. can be- considered remote
p available, Judson Harmon has
iirrn assiduousiy nursing boom ever
since HE fret election ~ governor ~
Chic. ann under ordinary eir ,rn-
stances me eribsck 10 Governor Ngil.
Ron would result IN dcclded bright
enlns of his chancts Tor the nomnn, 2
tlons sni william Jennings Bryan has
nlfead, placed definite veto an N,
proposition 10 nominate uaVernoT
Harmon. aud the vote. ~ Bryan -
stlli potent iofoe IN the counsels
~ the Democratic party Remen
isrrins what happened To- ihe par'T
NfFHs 'f'f we tfVftHt ~ MF ftTfNNt
Alton y. Parker Nss nominated IN
lret. the unl.rriflrd are likely 10 go
very slow before ,hrs fiy In the face
~ his dic,ation second time
Aside from Governor wilson aud
Governor Harmon. the only nampn
which have been given serious con-
sldsration by toe Democratic pFess
az presidential possibilities ror the
next campaign are speaker ciark aud
nepresen,ative Oscar Underwood OF
Alabama. ana u can NO, be said that
the consideration given these h. any
TOO serienr speaker clark hasl
Throughout his public career exhibit
"a total leck ~ she mental polse
nnd personal dlEnity which the pea
lde cxpect 81 thelr thief magistrase.
and besides has lliIIe 30 shaw "a she
usy ~ recerd for siattamanship
upon which 10 base any claim for
lwnfefsnent AR Underwood has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
COME o,r TONIGHT.

biz crowd " sure ~ turn out
,onishi ~ hear uoternof. eject Nc
Donaid's address ~ the Eiks ihenter.
u wlll not D." 4. satherinR Of Demo-
crats ur of Republicans. hat % citl-
zens OF New McVlco.
For the cruel wat H. over ANA 10.
aulmositics have ceased with a. Mr.
Mcdonald was elected governor ~
the whole people 1T New Mexico. and
not Of q PARTY ~ faction. and w.. are
sure he II big enough 10 recognize
that fact
No newspaper IN the state fought
Mr McDonald's election harder than
ala the Herald; but We are entirely
sincere when we say that now that
the dcsi-i"a ~ a.. peosi. has been
Announced adversely ta ouv views.
We accep, the verdict In good faith
apd rarnestly hope that Mr.. MELON
AIN win give the people wise. con-
rrFvative and statesmanlike admlnisk
tration ~ the public affairs.
There WIN nr many supporters OF
Mr.. Hnrsum In the .gr"Nd g. greet
Mr. Mcdonald tonight These hath
WIN be ~ earnest and a. yprdlsl I'M
their greeting Of the principal speak
~ 81 the evening as the mos, en-
ihusiassic Democrat that cars, vote
for hiIn last Tuesday They will uec
IN Mr. ,McDonald not thu candidate
of faction Of the people put the
coming governor ~ All the people.
and VIII hold up his hands in the
seine manncr that they would have
had the righ, 80 expect Mr. MELON.
sid's friends 90 support Mr. iiursum
had the ehotse ~ the people fallen
upon that gentleman.
Come ont tonight and hear New
Mesico's first governor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
IMMIGRATION.

Everything 10 now favorable tor
the hiRrest and most successful cam-
paiFn FOR immigration to Nov Mexico
Thai any community over aspcfi-
enccd and % oSr people fan 10 take
advansas. ~ tin' opportunity that
lies open to them the, win be untrue
to mar own 'sgf Interests
The granting ~ statehood. taken
In connection with tho wide public
discussioif ri,lch br.crdrd that event.
has givgn us an amount ~ ndVertis-
ms which viii prove Of incalculablc
value to us " We but follow u up
with an active ana aggressive effort
90 induoe settlers 10 come 90 the
state and cast Their lot with Us. For
the mere fact oi statehood alone II
not rnough We must show the out
side world that We are mos merely a
state bS fishi of political enactment.
hut that We have within our borders
the solid physical MATERIALS that no
90 make a state N truth hs wen ~
I'M ihepr,qs sd BIC, ialli ieagc
The rich crop, II the past season
also lend ehs4r aid To- adserusing
New Mexirp a. land OF plenty We
have the actual results 10 snow IN
the matter of abundant harvcsir.
mines OF untold wealth. and above
all climate tina, makes the mere net
of living 10Y aud delight TO
those who are rkepiical--.to those
who demand 10 be- shown-we have
al this and much more to show.
but We must not expect those from
outside the state Z" know these
things without being told. We must
advertise and keep on ndvertislnE
our resources We must shout In a
voice that can he heard to the At
lantic on the east and the Pacific on
the west, In short. We must ertab-
iish vigorous. active and never-
eesSinE campaign to advertise the
resources of the state and attract
inmiErants 10 New Mexico
The legislature witch VIII meet In
January can DO much "a AID in this
movement by more liberal appropria-
tions to the state bureau Of immirra-
,ion. which. with the limited means
at is command. has ALREADY done
valuable work. hut which has been
sorey hampered by lack Of funds
With which % carry ON a systematic.
il-the-year.round campaign OF tine
Kind that IL necessary to get the pes,
results Hut the work should not be
allowed "a stop there Every county
and town In New Mexico should have
is separate Immigration agencies.
working In harmony with the state
bureau, and every man IN the state
should constitute himself an numi-
Eration commissioner 20 aid In the
work OF scring ina, the name of New
Mckee and the p,or, Of her glorious
apd Wonderful rs
SOURCES are ,osoau to- rysiy man,
woman and child In the United |
STATES.
Nav y tile iihss The lran is hot
StrFe' s.iHY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

WNNhlnal0n, Now l1,--Thc long
slubbornls fought contest over The
power Of the llllarsiasr commerce
commission 10 prohibit railroads from
paying 10 operators ~ elevators com-
pensatlon far rflefalinE Grain Al
transit wis nuhilS dacflsd today
when the Tinted Slatea supreme court
held the commission pnsrerned no
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

The columbus Courier has struck
the keynote ir giving Joint boost
60 the. stork and the immigration
assent as developers 81 New Mexico.
Hat don't rsis too much on the stork.
for he's badly oVsrworked bird al
ready. The assistance of the imml-
grant aaent il necessary 10 enable
him 20 get the best results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
.&y.Ss>~$~*~s.s..,
: SEw iprs rvEns nxrrr I
...s.&..ees...e,


Thomas a. Edison inserted The 9TH
en- day In The newspapers an adyer'
tisement saying that he had n new
article 20 pui ON the market, with
which limited number ~ middle,
aged men, possessing SOME business
experience and capital of $1,000 To
s7.oUu. might STAR In business Tor
themselves without endangerinR their
capital And ever since then Edlsons
offices nj West Orange. N j., nave
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

ton, ~ NJ cut and slashed lndia-
crlminately and the coon hunters
helped him. along with the hickory
ma, hunters. IA. chestnut hunters,
the grape Rathorcrs. tho soekcrs
after slippery elm bark. AMI aroat
variety Of hunters engaged in deuud.
inR the wooded lands ~ thrr prod.
ucts
u - wen that the Farmers "
southern Indiana aud tho farmers
elscwhere are bcRinning to take no.
ticc ~ the conservation movement
" the coon hunter must needs chase
coons let him catch them on the level
or ciimb the tree FOR his bUots.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

a ilght feeling IN the Ghost accom-
panied by a shirt. dry cough. Indicates
an inflamed condition OF the unga.
To relieve II buy the dollar size BAL
LARD'S HOREHUUND' SYRUP. YOU
goa with chch bottle free HER
RicK's RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for the chest, The syrup
relnxes the tIshsness and the plaster
draws out The inflammation. II Is an
ideal combination Tor curing colds set.
tied In the lungs Sold BY all drug
sists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
FAST TRAM Is DrRAILgp.

UfeenHbof0, \. q, Nov I3.--Fhe
derailing OF the fast New York, At
lantn and New Orleans express train
ON Tho southern railway. nsloen miles
northeast 0i mere today, resulted Ia
the death Of Engineer W A. Kenney
and the injury OF several passengers
ana truinrnen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
CAPTAIN ESCAPES
RuT loass FAMILY

Fishers Landing. n. ". Nov. a.
The schooner Edith Dennis was aunK
IN Plume Gut on Fort Terry la<t
night, CAPTAIN Cook was saved, floal-
lng TO Fort Terry shore on a piece OF
wfeckage, bui his wifc and child and
two men who made up the crew were
drowned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
NEW YORK WEATHER
CHANGES SUDDENLY

New York. Meow. i3-rhe cold
wave tha, chased into the Atlantic
some Of the lNlnlleHl indian summer
weather New Yofk ever has cnjoyod,
iishtencd ~ er'r today and scnt the
mercury down to "a degrees This
minimum recorded AZ ) oclock tina
morning meant q fall of ~ degrees
since I o'clock SasterdaS afternoon.
Few sma1 boats venturcd 10 sea
ausside New YORK harbor and reports
|of marine dlsastcra are cxpected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
PooRsR FAMillss
1tNiE.r sUFFsR BEVERLEY

LhIohFo Nov, l3.-Thp eevcflfN 81
lac cold wave was broken nariiaIiy
here today hnl not aniil four deaths
had been reported aud the county Of
ileers had been forced 10 extend aid
20 more than 1000 suffering families.
Coal and food were supplied from
the main office aud from ak substa-
lions under the direction OF relief
agents..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13
CHIEF IS
NO MORE
Miguel Malvar, Former Lieu
tenant General Of Native
Forces Died at His Home on
Plantation; He Is Wealthy.


Aeft tfN'tas sANN",8 ~ - sffNNH1 WIFI
san Francisco. Nov is.--Ncwe ~
the death Of Miguel Mnlvar. former
lieutenant general OF the Philippine
Insurgents ana one ~ the clevercst
leaders the American army Of occu-
patton had e. eontend with. was re-
ceived here today with the arrival of
the army transport Logan from Ma
Mia.
Malyar ranked w skill a. corn.
mander with Aruinaldp ana i.una
he won his spurs IN the rebellion
against the Spanlards IN 1886. Dur
lne the American war he operated "a
southern Luzon
When his cause became ihopslasl
MalNar surrendered 60 General ncil.
settled down a. Dlenn'r snl naiangas
province and Kept out of politics. Fc
was reputed wcalthN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

ifnyine taken In every section Of the
United states since the adjournment
bf congress- President TAFT win per
hapS be- willing 80 stay az home
a while noN and get acquainted with
hi family.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

There Is no concern in the United
states THAI can give OF will sive YOU
better vahs In ulanOs than we can,
flm Il ourotalh and w. sell reop}e
who 'ingesti.ate our elriins i,isFpnE
they buy elsewhere. -iAnder
mann Co
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

The citizen of New Mexico should
not rcls wholly on hls local CONNER
clal club ana the state bureau ~ I'M
migration to advertise the resources
Of the best state In the Union. BE
an immigration agent yourself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

The success OF Oilic james candi-
d,vy for the rnitod states senate IN
KcntuckS calls to mind tho late
Thomas H. Reeds definition 81 the
senate AZ the place whore good con-
Ercssmspg hope TO go when thes die
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

The worst part of ~. ~ far as those
Manchu princes arr concerned. -
that after {, h over they win not be
In demand IN this country either Us
lecturers or husbands for helresses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

The Mcnamara trial VIII doubt
less hrinT out lts full quota of pro-
frsrional experts. bat fortunately
there seems no opportunity 90 intro
ducc any os the hrainstorm variety.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-13

King Mnnucfs powers ~ press
agent seem 20 be- on the wsne. Gooy
had 10 get herself sued for the price
OF blowout In New York.