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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
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.su.r however, maintains chat dee
...t. n. ....le, ug tny Flood r..o.
uiur 1854, conn, boo automatically BOO
II. 900 that respect 49,, mls, admit
ulf lars, question b.. opened. and
much viii depend upon Nu,lH,. tue
Flood resolution 5. h,.H ;H nr dds.
approval 90 our constitution ur mot
m, report .ruu OBJ. house committee.
az tho tim, tn, Flood resolution was
launched 900 congress declared that
"th, intent OF this resolution Boz to dis
approve OF both che constitutions oi
Sew M,sro ana Arizona That lam
guagr is mfuriuuatcl' rather plain.
but It may bc held that the Flood
resolution does not dIsapproyo. iu
vnl.h case. this territory ,s eventual
ly assured of statehood since " is
highly improbable that resolution
specifically disapuro,iug our consu-
tuition could De- put through congress
under present conditions
But e. return To- the present the
Ncw Mexican truthfulh Says.
What will tho president De- with
the Flood resolution b." is the uues.
ton on many persons tongues TODAY.
what would YOU don' if you were
In bits place is the only logical am.
.osr that can bc given 90 this writ
ing.
Those vino wish statehood tor Sew
Mexico beyond everything elise. Those
who give consideration onN Go the
immediate need and desire of this
commonwealth. uud thc answer easy.
They say statehood under any ana
every condition that congress has seen
ut to impose. The condition that
congress has imposed white unjust.
b. noith'r on,rous nor material Sow
Mcxiyo's advice 60 the president
therefore is Sign thu FLOOD rosOlu-
ton and let us i'm
But outside OF Sew M,Niro. there
+, another powerful srn,tmout Men
who are thoughtful who are as pa
trioiic az the men who style thrm-
selves "Progrcssivoss feel that the
nation has reached q crisis. point
where the Republican institutions of
the nation must stnpd even pro-
founder test than during the Civil
war They cr, for man with e.
backbone, Who. no matter what the
effect on his oHn personal fortunes,
viii have m, cuuTtE, 90 stand ont
against tho urv tendency They be-
n,,. that passing "a, Flood rosolu-
tiuu up Go Tart will give him 80, op-
portuuitg 60 issue % clarion call TO
Hattl, against th, new Democracy that
BE- overwhelming uh, nation. They
arauc that the president u5yc ample
warming that be- would veto the
Flood resolution. that DO is now up Go
him TO maxi, good biz threat and that
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

For the sake OF Putting the pIysi
dent In the hole We are SIN with
out statehood. These Democrats pa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

Miss Anita Garcia. Miss Alyma lc.
lar,c and Mrs Himoe have Jeff Tor
vacation vi several weeks In Cali.
FORMS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
DOWNING REVIVAL

,Gu.pH r,ur CORNER Central Avenue
auG riW s'r,otp
Services conducted dtH, Bt to o.. n.
uub %. IN Frduy 10 $3.50 o.. M. AN
object l's,pn fer children win De
gIy,u Ail children und young poo
81. especially arr invited 10 This s'r.
Nfe' cordial m,,ttiuu to every
Dudy to attend all service,
VIM Downing evangelist. j g.
ninth. music director.
Tu, revival meetings continue 10
proW To. Odd time revival spirit
swept through the tent last evening
sud shouts OF Glory" amen" were
heard throughout th, service. People
90. being saved n their homes aud
rth'. pooul, get mith a. the tent
Qualification for Service. was tho
rNungriists subject last night Al the
clos, OF thp service a number OF pco-
pi, came forward aud assured the
speaker - their cooperation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10
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Out of the vast volume OF experience which Mrs. Pink
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She asks nothing in except your good WILL and her
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poor should be glad take advantage OF this generous
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Anyway every woman ought to have Lydia E
Pinkham's 8O-page Text Book" 1t is free also

Fill in the following coupon with your name and address
and mail il to the Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass and YOU will get this valuable book at free.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-10

Astoria was settled IN 1871 by an
expedition haDEced by John Jacob
Ast0r OF New YORK The expedition.
unlike the expeditions sent into the
tar west and northwest By the TWO
great English far trading companies,
he Northwest Company aud the Hud.
sons Bay Company. had as To- CO..
ordinate purpose the colonization
OF the territory not alone immedi.
ately surrounding the noath OF the
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
IN CAIRO OR JOPPA
CHICAGO LUMBER FIRM CON
TEMPLATES ESTABLISHING
BIG LUMBER YARDS.
Have TWO Mills In South Cutting 30,-
900 Feet DaiIy--Anothe I'm.
portant Industrial
Proposition.

The Lumber World Of Chicago. In
IT'D latest issue tells of the purpose
Of one of the large lumber firms 81
that city to establish yards either at
Cairo or Joppa to distsibute the pro-
duets of their southern mills. The
World says;
The White Brothers Lumber Com
pany, which recestly took over the
business Of the we'll known G. Il
Lindsey Lumber Company, located at
i2Ga-6l Monadnock block, this city
has entered the steady routine Of
business and il we'll established on
the road to prosperity and success.
Associated with Mr.. White Is his
brother who has been In the railroad
business for many years and Is well
ind fayorably known in those circles
For, the last three or four weeks he
has been on tour OF inspection
among the southern mills OF tile com
nany. at Wagner and Lakesid, Ark.
!. with a large trade in southern
hardwoods, yellow pine and Pacific
coast products, combined with a-large
stock on hand at the mills, the neg
White Brothers Lumber Company
bids fair to become an important fac.
tor in the Chicago market.
ut IL MIR Whites Intention I'd open
4 ward in the near future In either
Cairo. or Joppa. III. The mills pf0.
ducts will then be conveyed up he
Mississippi river to this point, where
they win be put On the rails. The
two mills in Arkansas are both run
ming on fun time, the Wagner mill
cutting $4,000 feet a day; the Lake,
side mill 10000 feet d. day" N
There are two or more propositions
IN the hands Of Secretary Carey 81
the Cairo Commercial Club whien
merit attention from tho people oil
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
WANTED THEIR PAY
DECK HANDS or STEAMER GEoR
GA LEE COMPLAINED or
HARD WORK.
Went Before U. S. Commissioner
Harmon Who Could DO Nothing
For Them Because Of Con-
tract They Made.

Fifteen negro deck hands came off
the steamer Georgia Lee yesterday
afternoon and went before United
States Commissioner Harmon to try
By legal process to obtain the wages
they had earned the past three days
On the boat Thy made the claim
that they had been worked almost in
cessantly day and night since the
boat left Memphis over three days
ago. without being given an oppor.
tunity to sleep or rest, and that to
cap the climax, they were ordered to
work all last night unloading. This
they refused To do, and demanded
their money with the intention Ct
quitting
The boats officers made the claim
that the men contracted to make the
round trip and they ala not intend 10
pay them until the contract was com
pleted. 1t is stated that four Of the
men were taken to the marine hos
initial and that while the men were
ut lannon's court several of their
fell asleep in their chairs.
Commissioner Harmon decided ne
could do nothing for the men win
respect to their complaint, unless
they brought charges in the proper
way. He could not order the boat
officers ito pay the wages claimed In
view Of the contract that had beea
male.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Cairo. They are along the line Of
Industrial deyelopment-one of them
something really big Involving the
establishment Of factory which will
employ from 500 to 1000 skilled
Worknien. The proposition comes
Sacked by a strong company which
ii now operating plant IN the east
Action needs to be taken promptly
because Cairo Is not the only place
Under consideration, and such prGpo
sitions receive favorable considera-
ton in many places these days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Entertained Friends.

Mrs. G. 4. Martin Of 2l00 Washing
ton entertained number of her
friends Friday afternoon A number
Of clever amusments were prepared
by the hostess. One Of the amusa,
ments was question box the queries
n which were answered and dis
cussed, and proved very amusing and
entertaining, Mrs Martin gave D
number Of eecitations and instrl
mental selections. 4 picture was
taken 81 the party which will be
given each guest as souvenir of the
delightful occasion. About forty
guests were present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

The break III the county jail
through which nine prisoners made
their escape Thursday night has been
repaired. In making their get away
each man had to perform an aero
hattie stunt The hole in the wall
was about four Or five feet above tho
ground and 1t is understood that rs
each man went through the aperture
his feet We're held by those behird
him until his hands touched the
ground then he iliphopped To tcrre
flrma, Up TO last night only one Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Mrs. Blodkin Of S26 Twenty-third
street, was much incensed yesterday
by an officer who insisted on enter
ing her home 10 attach some furni-
tufe which he said had been bought
from certain furniture store and
not paid for Mrs. Blodkin had not
bought any furniture at the place and
resented the intrusion II developed
later that tire had been mistake III
the number OF the house on the
paper given to the OFFICER To serve.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Rock Club.

NOUN G4GU.
The Rock Club was entertained BY
Miss N'elletta Gilman of 4203 Ho,-
brook avenue, yesterday afternoon. a
feature Of the afternoon was the iRi
tiaiion Of TWO new members, Misses
Erie Anderson ami Ruth Werner IN.
to the club. They were subjected ~
two degrees yesterday afternoon aas
viii undergo the third one some time
during the week. Refreshments were
|serwed after the initiation ceremonies.
The club members now are: Misses
Nelletta Ehlnan, Dorothy Wing Mir
lam Clendenen, Eftie Anderson RutH
Werner, and Ruth Pennebaker, Miss
Miriam Clendenen will be the clubs
.naSt hostess
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Deal and Miss Lottie M
EfardwelI, both Of Cairo
Allen CRANBERRY Thurman judy
ami Miss Eva Irene Howard OF Law
reEcevil!e, I'LL
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Entertained Yesterriav.

Mrs Jas. Galligan entertained the
members of the MoEiay Cart Club at
her home on upper Walnut yesterday
afternoon. At five hpndred the cut
l'rize was Vol BY Mrs. i F. Hlckeox
anil TIE first prize By Mrs. Frank
Thomas. A luncheon was served ar
Ser the games.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
viii Onen Ruu store

The corner store room In the Gil
bert block corner Eighth street and
Washington avenue has been rented
TO 4, r. Kegwan who win open q
stock Of carpets and Oriental rugs
MONDAY morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Michael Murphy q wen known
grocer Of Mound City was ia the
city yesterday. II is stated that ne
has expressed desire to open a
store in Cairo, and cast bis eyes
about for a good location.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
SUICIDES IN NEW YORK
Jefferson D, Levy Member Of Dry
Goods Firm in Memphis, Shot
Himself.

New York, Jan. 2S.--Teiforsou b.
Levy, VI Memphis, Tenn, member or
d dry goods firm In that city, VINO
shot himself in the left breast yes.
terday, died today in the New York
hospital
Levy, who had been staying at the
Hotel Nayarre, came TO New York 4
week ago. Y Is not known why AZ
should have wished to Kill himself.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
"Wednesday Card Club.

Mrs. chas schntter viii entertain
the Wednesday, Card Club Wednes-
day afternoon lit the home Of tae
Misses schutter, 407 Washington
4 avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Y HI. ,set.sR.

Iae THURSDAY T'htneala Cltah viii
mt wsah MT Car Schulz
ae Ssgraa Tlegta Pss Will he enter
Stained bv Miss Louise Berry oi apper
Holbrosk
s 1.-THE Schiller Cllsh Win meet, the
place slat Yee iaaIlea upon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Saturday.

Miss Eula Browning win entertain
tho Sextette Club
The Thursday Bridge Club will
meet with Miss Alice DeRosset Of
lower Washington avenue
The Rock Club will meet with
Miss Miriam Clendenen. TO- Center
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Win Entertain.

Mrs. r. y. Schoenbs will entertain
III number of her friends Al carts
Tuesday afternoon and again Mednes-
ady afternoon with a thiInble party
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
To Re Married.

The announcement is made Of the
approaching marriage OF III. L. styles
5pf Danville and Miss Blanche Mar.
F'lard OF this city, which viii taRe
place Id February. Mr. STYLES is a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
, SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL ~

brakeman on the Big Four running
out Of Danville Miss Marquard is
tie daughter Of Mrs, Carrie Mar
guard OF 1906 Poplar s,rees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Wonan's Auxiliary,

The Wcman's Auxiliary of the
Church OF the Redeemer will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H. b
Halliday OF 290S Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday.

THE Monday Carl Club will DC en-
Hteatained by Mrs. Cora CofteF o.
lnWer Elm street
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
Z 50 lt'. til
! Frlday.

The ladies' aid seeieties of the dif-
fsfent eslnlches win meet ID the after
moon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Carlis Murphy Of Paducah, former
ly Of Cairo, Is In the city 10 spen
Sunday with his mother and brother
Hugh Murphy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

duties as assistant cashier In the
Illinois Central freight office.
Benz, o. Jones of sandusky, Is in
the city on business.
Jerry Dunning Of Olive Branch
spent yesterday In the city.
Mrs. Geo. DeGelder Of Beech Ridge
was IN Cairo yesterday on business
Miss Kathryn Carey Is quite III 1T
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Carey Of I1wenty-seyenth
street.
Miss Mary Holcomb of Alto Pass
arrived yesterday to be the guest Of
Mrs. Leslie Roche Of T,yefsssss. ;;''tiAsh
street.
Frank O'Shea of Charleston, Miss
arrived yesterday to visit with hi
mother who Is confined to her room
NY illness.
Carlls Murphy Of paducah, former
ly Of Cairo, Is in the city 10 spent
Sunday with his mother and brother
Hugh Murphy.
Miss Maggie Weber OF Thirty.thifa
and Highland will leave Thursday to
visit her sister Mrs. Ehas- Brockeil
at Greenyille, Miss,
Miss Leila Miller, society editor
Of the Citizen, will leave today for
q weeks visit TO Mrs. J. NJ. Walsae
Of Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. r. D. Windrom, Jr., returned
10 her home In Jackson yesterday
after d visit To her parents Mr., and
Mrs j.. s. Aisthorpe.
N. Sander viii return today from
Q weeks trip to st. Louis, Peoria AMI
Chicago. AT st. Louis he attended
the Cutters convention.
Miss LoecilIe Plnney who has been
the guest of Miss Anna Burke for the
past several weeks leavs today for
her home in Roosevelt, La.
Mrs. Lille Mitchell anil Mrs. Lucy
Mitchell and son, Of paducah, are tue
guests q their aunt, Mrs w 5. Nor,
ris, Of 5415 Sycamore street.
Mrs. Fred Jarsnen Of Hazlehurst.
Ga. formerly DE Wickliffe, Is the
guest Of the family Of Capt. ]. s,
Hacker, il5 Washington avenue.
James Cheney who Is employed as
adipster Of accounts for d st. Louis
house arrived III the city yesterday to
spend few days with his family
Mrs. L, c. Ent Of West Twenty.
sixth street who suffered a painful
accident few days ago by stepping
on nail, is getting atong nicely.
n. 2. House of Memphis. Of the
Parnam. Matthews Hat Co, and c. NJ.
Sunk Of the Belknap Hardware Co,
are spending Sunday at the Marion
hoel
Miss May Roach. trained nurse at
the Anna hospital II recovering from
an attack OF pneumonia. Miss Roach
has relatives and many friends IN
Cairo.
Peter Gallassi Of sikeston, Mo-, for
merly of Cairo. was taken to S..
Mays Inarmary yesterday for treat-
ment. He was at the hospital a rev
weeks ago.
r. 7, Smith. shipping clerk at
Rhodes-Burfordfs went to Murphys,
0oro this morning accompanied BY
IBIS wife They viii spend Sunday
with friends there.
Hon. Walter Warder returned yes
ter3ay from 4 brief business trip to
Ionesboro He was accompanied
home by Judge Lewis who has been
boiling court In J0nesboro,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

M kA "
The city Saturday
tile city yesterday.
#. j. King Of Nouns city was In
r. NJ. Williams left last night for
s., Louis IN business.
Mrs Bevery Of Mound city was a
Cairo shopper Saturday
spent yesterday in the city
Mrs. Gus Helm and zoa arc SPEND
Mr. George DaGelder Of Beec
Ridge spent yesterday In the city.
- $1,000
was IN the city On business yester-
day
Mr. and Mrs. J. # Banks Of Cen
traia We're shoppers III the city yes
terday.
p. @. Haag has returned from d
visit to relatives and friends at He1-
derson, Mo,
Miss Helen Hill lis spending the
| day wish Mise Clara DeGelder Of
Beech Ridge.
Mrs. u. A. Murphy and Mrs. w. s
| Bland Of Birds Point were shoppers
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Movers of Mound civ
Issent yesterday here tae euest of
Mil. and Mrs. OTTO Fahr
judge W. NJ Bnt,er -s:prned la
| ferdav from Murnbysboro where IL
held court the nast week
1
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Miss Maggie Weber of Thirty.thiii
aud Highland will leave Thursday 70
visit her sister Mrs. Ghas Broeketl
at Greenyille, Miss,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

F. J. King of Mounr city was IN
the city yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Miss Loecille Plnney who has been
the guest of Miss Anna Burke for the
past several weeks leavs today for
her home in Roosevelt, La.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Frank O'Shea of Charleston, Miss
arrived yesterday to visit with hi
mother who il confined to her room
by illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Miss Mary Holcomb Of Alto Pass
arrived yesterday to be the guest o.
Mrs. Leslie Roche of Tiyyefssssss. c15ifAth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

r. NJ Williams Jeff last night TO
st. Louis On business
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

n. Sander will return today ffoE
weeks trip to st. Louis, Peoria AMI
Chicago. AT st. Louis he attended
the Cutters convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Mrs Lille Mitchell anil Mrs Lucy
Mitchell and son, of paducah. are the
guests cf their aunt, Mrs W. $. Nor.
ris, OF 5415 Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Miss Leila Miller, society editor
Of the Citizen, will leave today fol
weeks visit TO Mrs. J. M. Walsas
Of Little Rock, Ark.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Miss Kathryn Carey Is quite III 1T
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Carey OF Ilwenty-seventh
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Mrs. Geo. DeGelder of Beech Ridgf
was IN Cairo yesterday on business,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Mrs. T, .. Windrom. Jr., returned
TO her home In Jackson yesterday
after visit To her parents Mr., and
Mrs, j. s. Aisthorpe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

B. r. Camp OF Mounds visited id
The city Saturday.
w. A. Anderson Of Wickliffe was In
the city yesterday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Mrs. F'red Iar7nen Of Hazlehurst.
Ga. formerly Dc Wickliffe. is the
guest Of the family Of Capt. ]. s
Hacker, 4l5 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

Mrs, Beverly Of Mound City was a
Cairo shopper Saturday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-29

duties as assistant cashier In the
Illinois Central freight office.
Benz, 0. Jones of sandusky, Is in
the city on business.
Jerry Danning Of Olive Branch
spent yesterday In the city.
Sfe- Gao TaTnIlar &c paneh Rfdap
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

There has not been held a more enjoyable affair by ahy of the lodges of the city than the masquerade dance that was given by the Eagles at Fair Hall last Monday night There may have been more largely attended dances but none have been better arranged and none have prov cd more enjoyable. The Eagles were the hosts and when that is said, it is sufficient to indicate to any who have ever been guests Of the Eagles that all was as 1t should be. There were something more than 100 coup les in attendance, enough to nicely i'll and yet not oyercrowd the hall for dancing The music was by Brennan's orchestra and that means that it was what was needed c. add to the pleasure ol the dance and the right people thereCan more be asked All came en masque and when the hour for the removal o( the masques arrived there was much amusement During the evening punch and re- treatments were served. The whole affair was SC thoroughly enjoyable that all are hoping for another dance uo be given by the F. o. E. in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
IS COOPERATION TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE PRIVATE
 KITCHEN

What system of housekeeping ~ili take the place Ur the present sys- tenn. cannot a. yet, be told, we kn w that the whole trend of things ev' anywhere is aoward coopcFation. Within the past ten years think how much cooking has gone in to the lac tory, how much serving into the shop, how much washing into the steam laundry. As the cost Of living in- crsases, more and more cooperation will be necessary. especially for those of moderatt income. Al the present lime millions of city dwellers have given up living in their own houses, or eyen rented houses. They cannot siford to nipiIsaills ipdlylalal homss but must liYc in apartment houses. and friend wrote me, are more careful and where tue expenses-nqt' ably water hal and janitor service Are reduced because shared by all the tenants.
 There may come a time when the private Kitchen will be a luxury Of the very rich. There may also come