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Sedentary habits, lack of out door exercise. insufficient masti cation of food, constipation, d torpid liver, worry and anxiety, are the most common causes ct stomach troubles. Correct your habits and take Chamberlain S Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be well again. For sale by all dealers.
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A Personal Reference,

Walter Emanuel is accounted the drollest man in literary circles. Once he was calling on an editor and rose abruptly.
 q must not,' he remarked, occupy more of the time of a busy man."
 Not at all," exclaimed the editor, q am always pleased"
 Placidly came the rejoinder: q was referring to myself"
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A Christmas Wish,

Another Sunday and the greatest special day in the years calendar will have passed into history Madame Merri desires to give this wish to ev- cry reader of the department: May love and peace and happiness, With dear old Christmas come, And brighten, protect and bless, Thy heart and hearth and home. And may we all say with May Riley Smith:
 God bless the little stockings, All over the land tonight, Hung in the choicest corners, In a glow of crimson light.
 MADAME MERRI.
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Easy.

How many brothers have you?"
 q have four and half,'' replied the woman.
 ''Nonsense!" cried the questioner. How can you have four and a half brothers?''
 How can I help having four and a half?" retorted the woman. q have nine half-brothers, and don't that make four and half brothers ?''-Pathfinder
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Not ComnIimentarv-

Aviator (to workman who has res cued him from the sea)-Ah, my pre- server, my good prescrver!
 Workman (dejectedly)-S 1t, guv'nor Don't chaff a feller just be- cause he works in a jam factory.
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for charity, or do you adver- tise for direct results2
 Did you ever stop to think how your advertising can be made a source of profit to you, and how it's value can be mea sured in dollars and cents. If you have not, you are throwing money away.
 Advertising is modern business necessity, but must be conducted on business principles. If you are not satisfied with your advertising you should set aside a certain amount of money to be spent
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Manners and Customs.

"Why do you wear a queue?" de manded the Englishman. "It seems so foolish"
 Perhaps it is," admitted the China man. Would you have me wear a monocle?"
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Would Avoid Him,

Slopay- comes a man I don't care to meet. Let's cross over.
 DeLong-Why don't you care to meet him?
 Slopay-He has mania for collect ing bills.
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Additional Locals

The residence of J. E. Cox IS completed and they are moving into their new home this week.
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An Authority.

Do men like blonde hair or brown best?"
 Ask your friend Emmy She was once blonde, then brunette and now her hair is coal black. She ought to know"
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Ed. Howell and wife left for their ranch last Friday. Mrs. Howell will also visit friends at Adamana and Pinta.
Holbrook argus., 1911-02-07

MT. Blome. formerly an em- ploye of A. and B. Schuster and who has been away on a vaca- tion, has returned and resumed his old position.
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The dance gwen at Wetzler's s hall was not very we'll attended, due to the weather, but those present report having had a good time.
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Not So Long as He Had Thought.
 Metals have been used for 5000 years"
 Judging from some of the cutlery in our boarding house I should have thought they had been in use longer than that"
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Mrs. w. H. Clarke, of this place, has returned from the e;.st where she spent most ot the win ter.
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Bud Howell left Friday morn ing for St. Joseph with a prison CT to be tried before the court.
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Ed Howell and niece, Mss Grace Smith, spent Wednesday at Woodruff.
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Henry Kempenich left this week for Phoenix with a shipment ot sheep.
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Important Happenings.

Young Father-My dear, today a movement has started which is going to revolutionize popular government.
 Young Wife-Yes, darling, and to- day baby for the first time said Nam man.
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Kindness to Dumb Animals.

"Iustin,' said Mrs. Wyss.
 "Yes." replied MT. Wyss.
 will you speak kind word to Fido and make him wag his tail? He hasn't had one bit of exercise all day" Scraps.
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w. F. Williams returned from Phoenix last Monday.
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I The reason your rival can at- ford to advertise more than you do is because he is doing more business.
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First Amiable Spinster-That wom- an always reminds me of a French egg.
 Second Amiable Sbinster-A French egg-he, he, he-why?
 First Amiable Spinster-Because she never shows her age.
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STATE OF OHIO, ClrY OF ToLEDo,l SC
 LUCAS COUNTY. ~

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that saiu firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Ca tarrh that cannot be cured by the use oi Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to b sfore me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1888. A. W. GLEASON
 [Ssall Notary Public, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimon- 1ials free F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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and how you can make it en- large your business.
 If you try this method we believe you will not want to let single issue of this paper go to press without something from your store.
 We will be pleased to have you call on us, and we will take pleasure in explaining our annual con tract for so many inches, and how it can be used in whatever amount that seems necessary to you.
 If you can sell goods over the counter we can also show you why this paper will best serve your interests when you want to reach the people of this community.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
DOING THEIR plrry.
scores "f Albuquerque Readers Are
Learning the Duty Or the Kidneys.

To iilt"r the blood is the kidneys
duty.
when they fail Ia do this the Kid
n"Ns are sick.
Rachache and many kidney ills toll.
tow
Urinary troubles. diabotos
l'oin'S Kidney rills cure them an.
Albuquerque people endorse our
claim.
J. l.. Curd OF Albuquerque. y. NJ.
SAYS some three or four years ago
bnan's Kidney Pills wor. first hrourht
10 our attention and the contents of
several boxes gave relief L. Il NOM
Dor OF the family who had suffered
greatly from kidney complaint This
person was benefited t. such a great
extent that she publicly testified as to
the curative powers Of Dnau's Kidney
lills. sine. then | hPy" taken Duan' :
Kidney Pills aud nave found them
very effective in relieving backacho
and regulating the passages of the
kidney secrctions. car experience
with this preparation warrants our
high opinion of it
For sale by All dealers Price -
cents. Foster Milburn CO.. buffalo
New York. sole agents Tor the United
| states.
Ncmemher the name--Doan's--an
take ne other. GD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
I.l,SsAu, NOTICE.

Last VIII ana Testament OF Thomas
= Iiubb.il. deceased.
To j. Lorenzo Hubnch. executor.
soAa A. Hubncli. Tuomas =, iIubhell
Jr., Barbara Hubboll. the children Of
J. Felipe Hubb.ll. deceased, the chill
dr.n of J. Lorenzo Hubbell, dcvisc"s
and To- all whom IL may concern;
You are hereby notincd that tho
alleged Las, WIN and Testament Of
Thomas \. Hubb"il. late ~ the coun-
Is of Bernalillo ana Territory OF New
Mexico, deceased. has been produced
and read In the Probate Court of the
County OF Bcrnaliiio, Territory OF
Now Mexico, az Regular Term
thereof. held on the FIRST day Of May
1911, aud the day 81 the proving oi
said alleged Last WIN and Tesla
mrnt was by order OF the Judge OF
said court thcrcupon fixed for Mon
day. the third day of July A. u. iail,
term OF said court. at IL o'clock In
the forenoon of said day.
Given under my hand ana the seal
of this corrt, this first day of May
A. II. 1911.
a, r. WALKER.
,SoaD Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
CONSTRUCTION Will
BEGIN On NEW
RAILROAD
July First Is Date Set fol Com.
increment of Grading of Pc.
cos Valley to Coast Line
Roswell Notes.
Especial Correspondent to Herald. }

Roswell, y. N. NJ o. "A corps
OF - surveyors is lo,i.as .u- ,Ntcn-
sion ul the Quanah. Aem. 3 pacinc
rain Dad from Paducsh, 90 nHas west
OF Quanuh. To- Rosw.l and Gown tho
Pccos valley To Artrgia abl on to El
Paso. -. y. Decker, iiiDtnc, lDr the
road. has written q. So ~hridor 81
Roswell. confirming thc Dr. .s dis.
patches e. that effect dul % . stat
ed that construction Wu.L is to- be
begun ou July I.
Agents of the CoiorIg, q. phone
company are now mHkiuE puu I'D
justm'nts In right 1i way di.Yut IS
Jlong tnr new line from TcNi,J to
Nrt'sin. Tho local phone buildiu. ~
NOW hr.ug rcmodclod ni thg hfI
c'rlnHl Of copper wire, which be-
lui Zoo The entire valley. has arrived.
a u'rNy piece ot thicvrA vas ac-
compl,shcd last night whom unknown
parties pushed the automobi.. of Tot.
l'N n FInnigan out uf ,hc Dumm'ns
garage. took n forty -mtc triy, md
returned the car without iis,,yo.y II
thc iri,k until this mpr1ns The
ear had two sprung axis Drd vas
otherwise badly DAMAGED
proposition To haN, O. Jst iatch-
'r5 established IN Roswell b. being
;1k"u up through Dolcga,, AndrrWs
Tho last oasis for the Thirsty IN ..c
''ro- valley Is 10 dislparer Dox-
ter 90 s special election y,s'cr 20 yo, =.
90 {" close the saloons re- soon as tho
present licenses expire CE. vote WIS
L. decide ~ tie brtwcou Alderman
Emnry aad Chance. tho result ~ 'he
rcrul'r election. Emhiy vas l+rt,d
We tordnv hN big majority. mal(r +;
tho hoard unlnimously fr"
South spring static I0 the New
Mexico Eastern railrolj has been re-
opened for The alfalfa and apli, ship
ping season. and w. " Wodii1gion
has been transferred from Ricardo. y.
VI. as agent in charge
] l. Harrison OF Panhandle. T.xis,
has shippod from Eikius S0 head ~
cattle. which ne bought nf " chant
a son -
j VI Reed Of Roswell has gone to
Atlantic city. y. j., ~ ccmmiss,"ner
from the pccos Vail " preshN ioty TO
attend the meeting = tie general
syni' 81 ,hp prcsbyteriil church In
tho United states OF Amer! n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
SAN DIEGO PLANS
EXPOSITION At
PANAMA CANAL
OPENING
It's Purpose Will Be TO Bring
South American Pacific
Coast in Closer Relation
With United States.
PAN AMERICAN UNION
WILL LEND SUPPORT

Washington. MAY i2.-iion. John
Barrett. director general of the Pan
American unlou. has Just given out
a statement of his attitude toward
So Panama california exposition TO
De- held a. san Diego, California.
thtoughuut the entire year of 1918.
This statement has boon received with
much qualification by Director Gcn-
'ru -. g. collier and other officials
~ tho Panama California exposition
uuN un Washington
The city of san Diego. whose har-
Dor Is tho first port oi cali On tho
Pacific coast north of the Panama
canal. has already raised two millions
ui dollars Tor an exposition To- cclo-
htttr the opening oi the canal,
throughout the entire ycnr OF 1915,
cumplct. organization has been
updr, aud much preliminary work
dnun 10 behalf of 'hc AFFAIR. ana u
o'legaiion of exposition officials is
now 100 Washington determining what
exhibits may. Dc procured from TIA"
government, that viii harmnnizc with
it's unique character.
Mg BarrCtts attention was at
trtotcd to this cXptsitiuu because OF
th' nvnwcd intention ~ its proici-
or % adopt as IL most salient i"a d
lures thos. things which especially
pertain 10 tine lie and dcVclopm
OF tho southwestern states of the
luuod states ana the countries Of
NJ yicp. Central and south America
", vns struck ~ once, upon learning
90 Thus iut,ution, Win the fact that
me effort of the exposition workers
80 hiring more closely tor"thcr, So
DialE ana commercially the peoples
90 IN" two Americas, j. in absolute
accord with his own work The Pan
american Union. formerly known a.
ihr bureau ~ American Republics,
rs doing 4 great work IN this partic-
uiar line and Mr. Barrett doubtless
can be- nf great assistance to the san
Diego project. which will uudouht"d
ly have government rocosnitton.
Mr. Harrctts statement IL as fol-
lows
Ever since the plan for holding an
exposition "a san Diego was brought
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

Fine homemade candios and pretty
handkcrchicfs will be sold az me Uni.
ycrsity bazaar SATURDAY,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

Ncver hesitate about giving cham
bcrlaln's Cough Remedy 20 children
II contains no opium or other mar
cotitg ana can be given with implicit
confidence. Az . quick cure for
coughs ANA colds 10 which children
arc susceptible, It Is unsurpassed.
Sold hy al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
WINTER WHEAT IS
ABOVE AVERAGE
Crop Report of the Department
of Agriculture Gives Statls-
tics on Conditions of Various
Crops for May First.

Washington. ~ c.. Man l2--Tb"
crop reporting board of tko bureau
OF statistics of the United STATES de-
partm.nt of agriculture estimates
from The reports OF correspondents
ana agents ui tho bureau as follows
On Nav m" area OF winter wheat
To be harvested was about 3i.3G1, 0n0
acres. on l.9i0. 00O acres GO per cent
more than the area harvested in 1910.
and 3,llN,o00 acres go per ccaD less
than the area snwn last fall "a iS5..
Uuul acres
Tn" average condition of winter
wheat on May vas sci, compared
with 1913 on April /. SCI on MAY t..
1910, and SEQ the average for the
past ten years on May |.
The condition ut The wheat crop on
MAY ! of IA. past i've years averaged
80, per cent, IN h" same five years
lh" final Weld pen acre AVERAGED l5i
bushels. II the above ratio should pre-.
vail this year On, condition of 80
pew cent would Indicate "A yield OF 100
Bushels per acre, which compares
with los bushels The final estimate
OF yield per acre iu 1910. las IN 1909
and ib.1, the Average of the past lNr
years. ON the estimated area To be
harvested. l1G bushels per acre
would produce o. per cent more tnau
the final estimate Oi production la,
year sG per cent more than the prn.
! ductiou at 1909 and 81 per cent moro
| than the average annual product ION
! OF the past i've tcars. i'he out-luru
of the crop will probably be aho,.
! or below he figures given above. aC
| coidih2 as the change in conditions
! iron MAY ! 10 harvest Is above or he,
/ low the average change In the past
| iiyc ears
The average condition OF rye on
May ! was 900, compared with 50 ,
on April |. 9l2 on May /. 1910. an
s9.7 the average for The past ten wear.
+ on MAY /
The average condition OF meadow
| thayl lands on May | was ss7. com
! pared with N9s on May !, 1910. an.
( a 'on'ycar avorag' on MAY | OF ~ I
Stocks OF hay on farms Nav /,
estimated as I5ihu00 tons ti2l pe'
cent III CROP against 7.275. GOO ton,
tl2 per cent? ON May |, 1910
The average condition of pasture.
on May was SIS. compared viii
500 on May / 1910. aud u tcn,yoa,
average on MAY ! OF S7t.
OF spring plowiag ,i.O per cent wa.
completed up 10 May |. compared viii
sos pen cent ON May I. 1910 and q
ien-year average on May / of GT.9.
OF spring planting 600 per cen
was completed up to May |. compare,
with Gao per cent and 5l.9 per cent
on MAY T. lol0, ana 1910, respsr,iy ciy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
CACTUS AND PINE
MAKES HIT HERE
Sharlot M. Hall. an Arizona
Woman, Composes Volume
of Verses That Is Given Ap.
prevail by Local Experts.

We of the southwest are apprccia-
tive OF real appreciation of the spirit
OF The southwest. When an author
arises and strikes familiar chord IN
telling ot our country We are as quick
tn praise AZ We are ready TO conaemI
those who misrsprcseni rs In fiction
Cactus aud pine. is n little book
issued in 1910 from the press of Sher.
man French aud Company of Boston.
which might pass FOR the usual thing
In uainleresting poetry In fact. H.
has passed for unintcrcsting poetry
\ volume has hecn unnoticcd upon
the shelves Of the Alvarado Hotel
new stand for the past siA weeks. IL
was rescued by A. G. Ringland or
this city, Who Was attracted hy the
forestry sound NJ he title lie read
the book aad spread the tidings 10 his
friends Dr Edwin Mcqueen Gray -
among the number To add his tribute
10 thu poems His verdict Is signiii.
cant for he has composed several vol
tmCs OF excellent poems himself ana
some of them breathe the same spirit
as do The ballads o. Cactus and
Pine
The author Of the volume is Sharlot
NJ kall. an Arizona woman SEo
writes with finish ana iluencv ami cy
presses sentiments that are fell from
The heart llol works al, in no sense
genre poetry. and they should be
more widely known by southeastern
people
Though not local color poem. "A
Creed expresses The mossag, OF
southwestern lie aud is presented as
typical ia sentiment al the mcasagr
Miss llall cndeayOrs 70 express
A CREED
Let others frame their creed, mine 80
10 work
To DO my best. however far il fail
below The keencI craft 90 stranger
hands:
To 80 myself, full hearted free and
true
TO what my own soul sees. below
above.
To think my thought, straightforward
from u. heart
To feel aud be. aud never stop TO
ask.
10 all men So Is this the worlds
highway"
A. eagles look upon the noundav
sun
To ems any own path through prim.
oaynl woods
To lay my own course by the polar
star
Across the trackless plains. and
mountains vast,
TO so'h not follow. ever TO the end
And for he sl--barchanded have |
com,
Into this world ! know no, whence
nor WHY,
h..gohandod and alone aud nnafraid.
With heart ul tn" and eyes that qucs.
lion Nill.
VIII ! go forth into the wide beyond I.
As went lhc men who bore my blood
OF old
To prove thcir dream OF Heaven. on
dare heir Hell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

Biz dance SATURDAY night under the
auspices of Jho University
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
PRINCETON MENOUT
TO MEET GOV.
WILSON
Princeton Club of Los Angeles
and Graduates in Pasadena
Will Take Active Part in
His Reception.

Los Angeles, cal. Nav r. Mem.
hers of the reception committee
which viii Serve In hoaor of Woodrow
Wilson. governor of New Jersey. who
wiz visit Los Angeles this week, have
been announced The committee was
appointed by the board Of governors
of the city club, which VIII act a.
host ~ Governor Wilson while he IL
In this ciN
Governor watson arrives here this
afternoon and the same evening VIII
be- the guest of the Princeton club;
Saturday he viii so To Pasadena, re-
tuning IN time tn speak that evening
az Tho Auditorium under the auspices
of the CITY club lie viii leave Los
Angeles sunday
Pasadena, May l2.-princoton grad
uatc. residing in Pasadena VIII greet
Governor Woodrow Wilson tomorrow
when he comes 10 Pasadena.
st the luncheon rendered the dis.
tupnishcd guest nv the Pasadena
board of trade they will be- seated
meas he former Princeton UNIVERSITY
president
Among the Princeton men is Res.
T VI NcNnir. who was member ll
the class OF -. Governor Wilson 3
own class Othcrs are Rev T. 9.
Beattie. rs; Rev T. A. Condit, -. J.
y Eghort ~ Rev Robert Freeman,
%; Willcs l. Morrison. o2 John VI
McWilliams, '0l, Major John -.
Mhoon. 80; Robert G. Ncnsladt, '07 ;
Robert Pitcairn. Jr,, 81. Rohert
strong. 40: II PAGE warden. 90
The luncheon Is open to others
who desire 10 attend and the com
mittee In charge. representing the
hoard of trade will be pleased 10
make tbs necessary arrangement
for any prospective guest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

In my attention by the city officials
OF that .nterprising city. | have taken
much interest In the evolution of In,
plan. ana 7 shall be glad ~ dn every.
thing IN my power. both from "A pcr-
sonal and from - official standpoint
rs an interim tional officer, To- make
10 . success While IL is not within
my authority to state In any way what
may be- the uttitudr eft III. countries
of Latin America toward the cxposl.
ton. I am quite sure that they viii
be glad To- listen TO the representa-
tons of the exposition, authorities
and 10 participate " It is possible.
Toe much emphasis cannot be laid
upon the importance of developing
without delay closer trade relations
between the United states aud cen.
,ralc and South America. And cor
DIARY to this Is the proposition that
u ls Of the highest Importance 70 the
Pacific coast ~ the United states To-
rot into touch with the Pacific coast
of Central ana south America. AZ
though this coast line is geographic.
ally continuous and mas almost tho
same Chaiact .risiics of contour and
climate. yet Their. ~ that lack of as
sociation, acquaintance. aud exchange
OF commerce which must be overcome
II California, oregon. Washington and
tho states back of them would gain
their share Of % trade which must
ach enormous proportions IA tho
near future
From san Diego south To- TIM
strait o.: Magellan are twelve grow
Ing countries. having coast line Of
eight thousand miles which is large.
~ ia the infancy Of It's material de-.
Vclupmcnt. ana vet there f. no valid
reason why II should not nave u pros.
prrity Sko that which has been *.
pcrlcnc,d by the coast line of the
United states reaching from san hi
cpo north t. settle. Iuasmurh ms
san Diego Is the nearest point on
tho Paoinr coast of thu United states
10 this remarkable coast line aud has
10 rs very atmosphere an cuvlr1no
mcnt all tla' which Appeals to tho
Latin mind. und inasmuch a. II is
noted for it, hospitality ana for its
enterprise. it would seem particularly
appropriate" that the governments and
peoples of The twelve countries de-.
b"uching upon the Pacific ocean south
from san Diego should take deep
interest IN the exposition. and TINT
th"Ir business men. their travellers and
their tourists SHOULD make y point To-
attend tho celebration which viii be-
acid there lu honor of the opening
0t the paiam canal.
Ever since the idon was first dts
GUESSED at celebrating ~ q suitable
way the opening of the Panama
canal. II has seemed to M that II
would DE- most Appropriate thut there
should BE- ceremonies not only on the
Atlantic, hut on the gulf ana on the
Pacific coasts aud nt Panama and
that u would Ice particularly nttlng
that great fleet uf war and mer-
cnant vessels. not onl, of the official
aud m"rcanti'a navy uf the United
states hut of all thc va Ia should
start az some important poirt on the
Atlantic coast proceed to. tor IT.
stance. New orleans on thu gulf
coast then through the canal and
from there ta Gan Diego md later t.
san Francisco. This would enable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
THREW HELPLESS BABY
FROM RAILWAY BRIDGE
Unknown Part, Toss Helpless Infant
Int" ss,n,ii'ar Where IT. Iiulc ho'i,
L. Crushed. NJ ticw Ia Crime.

Louisville. Ky, Mpy lo-Riyormcu
today found tho body of baby boy,
apparently about three moaths Old.
on q sand bar in Tho ohio river. The
baby had evidently been thrown
from tn" kentlL'ky ANA Indiana
bridge, With the Idea that Il would
strike the water and De drowned.
Instead, IT landed on tho sand har
hut VITA such force that lts skull
was fractured. tn child pas a per-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

Don't forget the handkerchief ha.
zaar given Tor the benefit OF the Uni.
yersiiN tomorrow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

My present patient said the prct.
~ nurse, rs @ poHisH old nillion-
airc"
Never mind IT, may ask YOU Ia
marry him
Yes. he may H. has about run
out OF other requests, Kansas Ci,N
journal.