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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
SAW BEACHEY IN AIR.
Mark D. Train Says the Aviator's
Work is Wonderful.

Mark ID. Train of Laurium, who has
just returned from an eastern trip,
stopped off in Chicago for couple
of days, and witnessed some of the
aviation work. Speaking of Leslie
Beachey, an aviator driving Curtiss
biplane. Mr.. Train states that the
bird mans work I'm the al made his
flesh creep" Mr.. Train says that
Beacney is one o. inc NEST daring
bird men at the meet. one of his
stunts was descending i'm spiral fash
ION and at great speed. TO be un-
itiated," says Mr.. Train. zone would
think Beachey was falling TO his
death" Mr.. Train states that he saw
no less than twelve aeroplanes in the
air at one time.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
JoHNsoN-WELLs BOUT.
Will Take Place Sept. 80 But No One
Knows Where.

London. England, Aug. 17-Bom-
baedier Wells and Jack Johnson con-
tinue to occupy the center uf the box
ing stage to the exclusion of all else.
eville engagements on Saturday and
after a brief rest will commence stea-
dy training for the event of his life.
which is now fixed to take place on
September 30. An air of mystery sur
rounds the great bout and no one seems
to know definitely where the contest
will take place except that it is GER
tain TO be in London. 1t will take a
big crowd TO get back the purse money
without anything for the promoters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
Will CONSIDER
BOND QUESTION
SPECIAL MEETING OF LAURIUM
COUNCIL WILL BE HELD
WHEN ATTORNEYS RE-
PORT is READY.

President Joseph Wills of tic village
of Laurium stated yesterday that as
soon as Village Attorney A. L. Pc
termann prepares his report ON the
legal status of the bonding question.
n special meeting OF the council Will
be held, and the matter will be defin-
itely taken up. 1t is probable that a
proposal will be submitted To the vot-
ors To bond the village for $50 900.
$4,000 of which will be required TO
take up the present floating indebted
ness, and the remainder to be expend
ed upon needed improvements and to
provide working capital. The gem
eral funds of the village are at press
ent very low ana If the bonding issue
Is passed, the council will be enabled
10 recoup this fund, also to place the
Indebtedness i'm a much more tangible
form. by providing for the payment
at stipulated times of certain INSTALL
ments The bonds would also bear
a lower rate of interest than Is now
being paid on the $4,000 indebtedness.
There are at present on the books
of the village accounts for the wooden
sidewalks installed several years ago,
and which are now practically worn
out, aggregating about $4,000. 1t is
not believed this is collectable. Other
accounts for water meters installed
more than one year ago and which
should have been paid some time ago,
aggregate more than $4,000. If II were
possible to collect these and other ac-
counts at once, II is believed a 100000
bond issue would cover the present
needs but the council anticipates
some delay I'm making these collec-
tons, and so that proposed improve
ments might not be needlessly retard-
ed, 1t is likely that $4,000 will be the
amount asked.
II has been decided by the health
board of the village, that hereafter,
the cost of anti-toXin and for watch
ing contagious diseases, will be charg-
ed up against the persons under quar-
antine. The amounts expended dur
ing the past few years for this pur-
pose would probably run into thou
sands of dollars, and the council Is
of the opinion that this burden should
be assumed by the parties under quar-
antine or by the county. In cases
where the payment of these charges
would prove too big a burden, 1t Is
likely that the bills will be submitted
to the board of supervisors for pay
ment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

Jack (Twin) Sullivan and George
Cotton have signed tu box i'm Buffalo
the latter part of this month.
Jimmy Clabby viii make another
trip 20 Australia under the manage
ment of Hugh Mcintosh. He will leave
for that country Dext month.
Kid Mccoy. who says that he is a
genuine "comc back" will meet Gun
boat Smith i'm San Francisco If some
promoter viii stage the bout
The Detroit Tigers lost seven out Of
ten games in Philadelphia and Boston,
but took home a barrel of money. The
total attendance for four days in each
city was $4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
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LAURIuM BRIEFS.


DIR, II. l.. Allen of Laurium enter
tanned at the White City last evening.
Miss Sophie Gittler. formerly of Cal
umct. spent few hours with local
friends yesterday, on her way home 10
Chicago after visiting at Duluth.
The Palcstra win be open for dane
ing Saturday evening. The success Of
the first entertainment of this kind
last Saturday evening. was so marked
that the management has decided to
continue the dances, with good music
ia attendance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
BARS BASKETBALL FOR GIRLS.

Manitowoc. wis, Aug. l7.-Baskct-
bail by the city schools viii be pro-
hibited next year because of danger
in the game and belief that the ex-
ercise is too violent to be beneficial
or healthful TO high school girls City
School Superintendent p. ]. Zimmers
says he viii inaugurate other athletic
exercises to supplant basketball for
the girls
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
MISS BAsTIAN SURPRISED.

ABOUT thirty of the friends of Miss
Florence Bastlan of Ahmeek street,
humans Addition gathered at her
n"me last evening to express their
wen wishes on the eve of her depart
ure ior ST. Paul where she expects to
,oea'e' The event was surprise to
Miss Bastian, who was presented with
= beautiful leather handbag as a tok-
y" VI apsre .St'on. The evening was
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
ELkHART is TRIMMED AGAIN.

Newberry, Mich. Aug. 1.-THE Elk
hart Blue Sox lost a fast game to the
Newberry team here yesterday by the
score of TO 0. Hogan was on the
mound for the Blue Sox with Gray
catching for him while Dixon and Tiff
fanny were the battery for the New
berry team.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
Laurium Department

very pleasantly spent ana a dainty
luncheon was served. Miss Bastian
leaves on the Juniata for Duluth next
Tuesday and she will be accompanied
as far as the Zenith City by Miss
Jean Richie, who is returning to her
studies as a nurse after spending a
short vacation here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17

LAST LEAGUE GAME HERE.
Calumet Team TO Meet League Leaders
Saturday

opportunity on Saturday. 10 witness
the last league game of the season
here. the Calumet and Mohawk teams
being the opponents. The locals have
only two other scheduled games To-
play. both being away from home. az
IIurontown on Sept 3. and a postponed
game at Hancock. arrangements for
which will be made later. Harry Lobb.
center fielder Of the Calumet team will
catch for the locals Saturday. In the
atsercc Of Gray. who has left the
team. Murphy will play short and
Romberg will cover second.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
MURRAY TO LEAD REDS?

Plttsburg Pa. Aug. 17.-Rumor has
ii that Billy Murray, former manager
of the Philadelphia Nationals and ut
present chief scout for the Pirates, will
he named as the successor Of Manager
Griffith of the Cincinnati Reds for 1912.
Secretary Locke of the local club was
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
THIS is MY 5sTH BIRTHDAY"

Senior Gilberto Crespoy Martinez
the Mexican ambassador 10 the Unit
cd States, was born In Vera Cruz of
Cuban parcntage, August Il, 1853. He
chose mining engineering for his pro-
fcssion, and after practicing it sue
ccssfully for several years became en-
ginecr professor in the National School
of Engineers of Mexico which position
he filed from 1873 to 1892. During
this period he was called upon to rep
resent his Government at home and
abroad in numerous projects and con-
crosses demanding the highest degree
of technical learning. In 1902, after
several years experience in minor di-
plomatic positions, he was appointed
consul general at Havana and was
again promoted to be minister, which
position he held in 1905, when he was
sent as Mexican minister to Austria
Hungary, from which post he has re-
tired to come to Washington. In re-
cognition of his distinguished services
to science, agriculture and commerce
Senior Crespo has received honorary
decorations from the rulers and Gov
ernments Of France, Russia Germany
Belgium, Spain and Portugal.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
MAHER is REiNsTATED.

Nottingham. England, Aug. IL
Danny Maher returned to the saddle
today and signalized the occasion by
winning the principal race, the Not
tingham Breeders foal plate of C 500
with Cap and Gown. The event was at
five furlongs straight.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
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CUBS GET YoUNesTER.

Terre Haute. Ind, Aus. 17.-Joe
Connolly. outfelder. secured from
GAINESVILLE this season for less than
$500. was sold today to the Chicago
National league team FOR $4,000. He
viii Join the Chicago team at the end
OF the Central league season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
MANY RECORDS ARE
BROKEN THIS YEAR.

!. New York. Aug. 1.-THE year
; 1911 will GO down i'm sport his
!. tory as the greatest ever. Al
: ready forty new world records
!. have been established, almost
!. every branch of sport being re-
). presented, including horse rae
. ing. ice yachting. automobile
!. ing, skating. walking. bowling,
!. billiards. swimming and track
!. and field events. Many think
!. the present crop Of athletes is
!. placing records in a position
!. To be undisturbed for years TO
come.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
NEW TWIRLER FOR YANKS.

New York, Aug 17.-New York Am
crican baseball club has purchased the
release of Pitcher Hardin. of the Fort
Wayne, Ind, club. Hardin has won
eleven out of the last twelve games
lie has pitched.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
CHAMPION TROTTER
is TOTALLY BLIND.

= New York. Aug. Hollow
= ing news of the death Of the
= great brood mare Expectation
:. comes report To the effect
= that her fastest son. Maj. Del
= mar, 1:59%, the one-time
= champion trottlng gelding. is to-
:. tally blind.
= Maj. Delmar, was a sensa-
= tional, fast. game and consist
= ent performer. although his ca
= reer in professional competitive
= events extended through less
= than four seasons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17

Matt Wells and Phil Brock will meet
I'm Philadelphia Aug. IS.
Bill Dahlen's Brooklyn team made
n swell showing on the western trip.
with n little better break In the close
ones Bill and his Dodgers would have
made a cleanup. .LA.IA.isr A..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17

approached on the subject today and
replied; Wen, it is possible that he
win be selected as the Reds leader for
1913"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17

Miss Lucinda Lane and Ernest Nc
Kay vii be united I'm marriage next
week, at the home of the brides par
ents I'm Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17

Kansas City 10: st. Paul 0.
Milwaukee Z; Minneapolis 5.
Louisville 3; Toledo 2.
indianapolis a: Columbus 2.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-17
American League.
n. II. r.

Chicago 49, ..0O01o00OO-1 2
Detroit .. .O10031003-S IA o
Batteries-white. Benz, Young and
Payne; Donovan and Stanage.
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News Want Ads bring results.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

ground noot Of ths central building
contains dining roous ktch'ns and
tefiigelaung rooms tns nurfg ,Iu.
room and the dup d,spensry where
ull prescriptions ur carefully and
promptly compounded Ou th. sec-
uud floor arr thc Chpq.i 90. r-
crption r"one ana guest rooms ON
tho th4i floor $50 thr surgical rooms
tbc general ward aud The operating
room whi.h o. mly equipped tnr ,ht
pta .iico 10 as"pt, surgery
ln tnc nnueN arc lhroe Wards ,s-
yr.IHliA a1 aside lnr uhcreulusi. pa
tents aud "a numh.r az Wen lghiod
room Th.s cluIpment maxi thc
capgotg of thr saniarium about ono
hundred persons Tile ro0ms ARE
large. airy and pleasantly furnished.
ENcr, room is oquipp,d Win electric
can bells, each focr hHs largr
spacious ana won sheltered Ncrandp
oyoriookins pleasant LAWNS ana sur
rnundings Thar are ENJOYABLE alike 81
winter Ind summer. 4 combination
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

Indicates the Irrigated tallc>
ono may He m bed ia ans one of
t.p private uorrhef and .pok ont over
Iur part OF this view
Tnc hgldug of me sani,arium are
80 ur Spausn rcnnaia-ancr tlpc Of
architecture. built ot brick and ston"
with r,aAl dash covering. iIl"
roofs ana With large acr.ened porches
on every side. IA TIA" central build
ing b. jocat0l The Kitchen ana h"nh'
uful and pleasant dining room tn"
dDCtorA NURSES ani m"ingrr
rauma. "a 'ars, asaemhly room hhnd-
Ncmeh MIurncd including Plano,
nnh a lirB llraA. There arc also a
few paticut rooms IN this buiIdins'
the entire Dullding has oak floors
Tho amos is handsome two-st"r-
led huilduT rl 30 runms. r. Of whl u
are for patients. Each mas Us "M u
private flroping porch with lnfs'
doublc doors. 500 that the he'd may h'
puahed inside on a bad night Th"f"
~ hot aud cold water. electric hsh's'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CRY on FIVE RESIDENCES

ttVN w IJNG UcSIubsNttS
visitors to Albuquerque are almost
without exception much impressed
with tho many beautiful homes In the
rcsid,ncc districts. There are resi-
doucos IN Albuquerque. and not u few
lot them, which would not appear out
OF place on Riverside Drive In New
Sork. Lake Shore Drive IN chicago. ar
any of he fashionable bouleyards ~
;hc ercat cities. The mcn who have
made Albuquerque what 1t ia and who
have taken a prominent part In the
Uunuilding of The city. have taken "a
pard 1nnbl. pride IN building for them
selves handsome residences. Beau
uful residences. surrounded oy hand
some. well Kept lawns ana well cared
Tor trees md ahruboory. may be seen
Boz all parts Of tie city
Aihuuu' ruu, l- not city of hand
som, residence. how ever. but city
of homes Thousands uf modern
bungalpws ana houses have bccn built
tnruuGhou, various parts OF the town.
Some OF Thorn ar, more prctcutiunus
than others. bar t3oy are al wen built.
nr lood matrrttl. ursi class workman
SHIN and Indicate Iu "A substantial
w.nr, the mih ,hc people of
NiMpuD have Iu their town. II
o. % comparatiF.l, easy matter for
.u, Responsible Young man or young
woman tu nund a homo boz AlhuIuer-
uu, t.pts msy Doc purchased on the
Iustdment plau some payment plans
hcu4 1s easy ts ave dollars down and
u,, iollars pr month The lot once
/ U1Ir FOR 90 oHN tn secur" mo.
Iur, o. buud house los becoming u
mDub,r 81 ouo pi the various build
JOE lud iuau usspriGiiuns or hN OBJ
tanning tb, mourN from private par
tios Gni,s az mtosest arc low and
tu Y..orlafipns do everything posi-
hl, 90 encourage huiidr 90 meet their
pa, mont. und Interests promptly tn"
payment. arc graded to sui the con
Ntni'p.o ut builders Lamp PAYNE n's
may ,. mnio at any Tim. mus de
rr'Nuug interest auh principal - nnc
uhark ~ e. few years the house is
lail fHr au1 the owner ~ a taxpayer
ANA trspuusihip citizen. This tells
iu I'D nutshell tho story of Albuquerque
ana the growth ~ the city. Albu.
qu. raue is not e city of wealthy pco-
~. Therr are many wealthy p.opl"
iu Alnuduorquu, and many IN corr
Portable circumstances. The great
majority OF people who make up the
bone and sinew of the city. however.
WORK Tor their daily bread. Owing
their own homes. they are happy and
confronted. living In good country,
whore tbcir children VIII grow up
healthy ana strong. and when once
grown as the western philosopher
says, can Look every damned man IN
tire eye and tel him - 40 TO -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

with such an institution a sroat many
MAY lind restoration Who Would otn-
orNIe, die. % is proven that ufborcli-
luss h. durable disease and that rlt-
matc and proper food az, large fac
tors u ts yuFo
Tho outdoor ufc Is being advocated
as urycl before While much is he-
m- Don, 60 .urc the disease regard
l.ts of climate tho vcrf agitation. in-
stead ~ decreasing, i~ Increasing tho
number uf Those who srrk the dry
ana SUNNY ,hmos People reason that
if outdoor lifc ia q necessity II can he
liyc1 with NOR, comfort ana to bot
Tea Hdl tUItgc in Wild climate
CrauUur that thousands MAY hs cured
al hou', Dthrr thousands VIII sock
tho mountains of the Yves, through all
tho coming yoars aud wo cannot pre-
vent them. Against these our homes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

has lone been uOicd that conn
tries having oitho, o. m1defuclt hie1
a'NtVdc or csulma HItHr.H a.o lt
cidclly beneficial in tue rr.a' uouf %.
tuberculosis DaYoa plat az o'i.
famous resorts ~ 'h, Alps are tIt
God Representative NJ tto bouonrIi
results oi Glltlle. althoIlH tHtt dI
uui have loslratlo uridNy Ertu tl
hirrs ANA tbc american cifius rt rhoe.
tlN ana Tucson are good caau pies 90
O. dry cli4natc a. q low altitude
Albuquerque coWhl hot4 u .Iasr
desirable qualities as does uo o.n,.
place IN America moderately h.au
altitude ana aa extremely a., aIuafe
~ altitude. lgHa feet Us almost as.
acil, that o. Batos rlatz nIsh euouea
i0i rapid cvauoiatiuo c0.l VIGOROUS
Seasons AMI light uIrD amu, In.
tnt nor HAN enough JOB ra0.. dl com
fort 20 weak hearts 'IWp1c uu. s
one Ot ID. most af.d piur. BOO Amer
..a 'hD rainfall uv'rarIr o1l. sem
inches % N'I. Irr RIu Hft f,
marfahi, for tI. almost roH..H.
sun hlu HuU ore OBJ tar features iHHf
lDtommchds AibuqurruuH as iD.".
Sow tlu"ictlo"s p.pID H ttN n.
bai. 90 ,hc .mN annual Hulil u
lIl aud August fh. Wini IH.
81 iil, ai, .u m'lt 81. uu go F,.iuu
rn cnrro'. |W "r uHnr a. quito
rulI .o-uiuuf ia ru.l .I.r oUI o.
f'lm ia'. appetite
luo sumu .rD pleasant urd Oboe
cNn BOD, actual h,at U.s. .r.s TO ut ile
altitude is 40 more tHau boz Nun
au1ib au otho ur nrrrre.n "uD.
While Inc scasibtc Temperature
much lower owing o. tan lI"uI di5 u.
and rapid cvapo alton
ihr almost colstaB' slu hmr
probably chiefly ,hinn1; Wuue %
wonderful rr,micidnl roWp icrd.un.
lhc H.r aorii aud tm 1e' F
Woa mNs au rul. 60 iho uHDu l...
Ga DIS o'.Nn do.sr Co.'s Doe .nuolo.. VIn
hoop Tor wcck3. oNius D., this qnnlf
40 iac an
Government rNueiimeut go tho &
3 amy Fahaturium iot 'uIr. uius'
uear l..H have proved nee. tha "a
tense Sunshine in Sew M,N,co wa
lislnfcct cottage within one wr"a.
VIII, experiments carried ou a. ihc
luigcreliy OF New Mexico show thai
the tub.rclo bncilli In DESTROYED ~
'lo suns rows within few minutes
Wei recognized physiological &C.
suits Of high altitude are an Increase
iu the hCmuglObln content of tne
blood, together with an increase ~
the blood count also incr eased hlo1i
prossu'. Will, the iiphi air makes
deep breathing necessary roeultine 10
more complete irninage aud initiation
OF the collapsed ayices OF tops Of iho
lungs.
Even a person IN perfect health viii
show an increase IN chez measure.
;neni o. one inch or more AFTER u rest
Gence OF six months AZ the altitude
of Albuquerque
The United states government has
established IN this district three sana'
toria for tuberculosis. one for the
amy. ole for the navy, the other for
he Marine hospital service
Albuquerque occupies point ~ at
most exact center between places.
Equally rs important as climate or
perhaps even more so, Is the matter
Of proper food. FOR good nutrition Is
the first essential Of winning fight
Tor the tuberculosis invalid
Many people. coming 10 New McX-
leo 10 hght the bugs have made
The mistake of going 10 small ont OF
he way towns. with poor railroad ia.
cIlitos. fan from markets These who
have made such a mistake. have been
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
CEMENT SlDt.W Ai.kS

NIltOrs frequently rcmnrk upon
ihc extent ana condition Of mainton-
unce Of the sidewalks Of Aibuqner-
que There is perhaps not another
city len inc nation that possesses as
many miles Of cement walks in pro
portion tu its population "a Albn-
qucflu".
policy inaugnratod hy the city
fathers many years ago when tho
metropolitan possibilities 81 our
splendid location were beginning 10
Doe established. has made II possible
FOR ia. old residents 90 witness the
steady progression 81 the cement walk
with tho expansion ~ the city. As the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

limits ,Npandrd. 500 the walks wrrr
further ana further extended and by
tlis policy of gradual up-building
tnv cost was always commensurate
With the value Of the improvements
Uniform gradings have been main
t.incd. The result b. q complete ,ys-
tom oi the oest walks, especially
noteworthy feature for q western
town.
Toe rs D. az present considering
extensive improvements IN street pay
ings and a uumhei ur pians and ma.
trrisls are under discussion. Though
u 's Justly claimed that there Is lit
Tie need 81 paving ia climate whcr"
the ~ rts are seldom muddy. and
then but ior "A short time, " is in
"Nii"hlc That u complct" plan Of paw
ms thr business district viii be- un-
d'riihcu IN the very near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
piat2 switzerland.

plat2 switzerland
br ! : Cipcs. thr bact. .IIsltU
has also had excellent training boo th.s
line IN snnitariums a, LjJ'rty s.. s..
and It Denver. colo.
Recognizing the Importance Of th"
household ur hotel eud ot tho saidur-
ium management IN Shu'tic has re-
Gently secured Mr. " T. Johnson re-
Gently manager or the HnrteS hous"
a. SapdSn. OKLA. and with ,Fht
years training win tho Bart.t sys-
ten. onN early or cur,hlo ease, are
taken la this sauuauun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

property impI,ssol Niih their lnaDll'
tI Nd secHre what hey desired IA the
lac Ol oataales auu OF ihn disadyan
iafr of no. holng ahio 20 secure help
without hAying To- trust 20 proyi6c nee
ana a employment aseni many miles
away
Albuquerque being The largest cts
10 ihp state and the principal dislrin-
utng agd Wholesale center, has many
hfaiclaea stores and markats Of All
Kinds The ir' soodt, al0lhins aus
a'pari m"nf stores and grocery and
meat markets viii compare iagorahlN
with those az any eastern co.'s Mca,
HuppliVs aud groceries are alNays
plentiful and nosh Situated Ia tAe
fertile irrigated valley Of the RI
Grande riyar often called The Great
American Nile" ~ are able 10 Gn
tain ihc finest lrosh truit ANA green
Vegetables ~ aDun lance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

central heat and call hollis ia each
room. The furniture ct 5ho entire
saulturium is either OF genuine oak COT
mahogany Thor" 40" also ten pr
waite cottages for those that prefer
them Thrsr ate suhsnuualiN butt
and pleasantly furnished.
Dr +hortIt is Just nov o"Wpl,uue
% new and larger laboratory whcre d.,
uili De- prnp,L ct "a carry out not only
the ordinary laboratory work hut lls %
animal, experimentation.
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medical director has had tong ,N-
pcriDuco iu the wort AMI b. 80 rN-
assistant Go Ia carl Speuglor e.! puNoe