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Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29
MAGNOLIA.

, Ray Anderson, of Philadelphia, spen
r Christmas at home with his parents, al
Poplar Hall
, little surprise was given to William
II. Catlin on last Saturday, in honor OF
, his 65th birthday. a very pleasant even
ing was spent, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were: l. A
Wilcutts and wife, II. B. Anderson, wife
and son, W. {. Anderson snd wife, Ray
Anderson, Camper Anderson, and Harry
Heutchinsou.
Farmers Grange will hold their annual
election Of officers tomorrow afternoon
at two o'clock A full attendance is de
sired.
J Lester Scatter is spending the holi-
day vacation with his parents at Hart
ley.
Those from a distance at home for the
holidays are: Peter Collins and wife,
New York City; l.. L. Sargent and wife
and Miss Mardella Sargent, Greensburg,
Pa; l. d. Stein and wife. Reading, Pa.
L
n. j.; Miss Harriet Paradee, Goldeys
Business College, Wilmington; MssIrene
Draper Asbury Park, n. J., High School;
Herbert Cochran, University of Virginia;
Martin Grace and Charles Hart, of Phila-
delphia, and Wesley Shannon, of New
York.
Misses Mary and Margaret Allaband, !
of Parksley, Va, are visiting Thomas
Davis and wife.
Nehemiah Cain and wife, of FELTON,,
were entertained by Samuel Minner and |
wife on Christmas Day
Miss Laura Coverdale is with her par
ents at Bowers Beach for the holidays.
George w. Collins, Jr., wife and son,
Linford, are guests of {. NJ. Mensch and
wife, at Cumberland, Md.
DR.. James Martin and wife were guests
of Frank Martin and wife at Dover on
Christmas day.
James Hirbin, wife and son, are visit
ing their son and family in New York
City
The Missionary exercises on next Sun
day morning will be given by members
Of the Elementary Department under
the direction of Mrs. Lillian Sapp Nell
vaine and Miss Rate C. Grace.
The theme for Epworth League SER
vice on Sunday evening is Reasoning
from a Blessed Present to a Glorious
Future. Leader, Samuel Minner
VIM Green and wife, of Middletown,
ire g6ests of James R. Sapp and wife for
hS Holidays.
Edwin and Russell Collins, of Balti-
more; are visiting their grandparents,
George W. Collins aud wife.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29

tack the vital organs, causing catarrh @
the bladder, brick-dust or sediment il
the urine, head ache, back ache. lame
back, dizziness, sleeplessress, nervous
ness, or the kidneys themselves breai
down and waste away cell BY cell
Bladder troubles almost aivavs resul
from arrangement of tEc kidneys an
better health i'll that organ is ohtaine
quickest by proper treatment Of the kid
neys. Swamp-ROOt corrects inability tc
hold urine and scalding paininpsssing
and overcomes that unpleasant recessit,
or being compelled TO 60 often throue1
the day, and to get mp nauv times 4urir,
the night. The mild and immediate effec
OF Swamp-Root, the great Kidney renled,
Is soon realized. 1t stand the highest ,,
cause of its remarkable health restorir,
properties. A trial will convince anVcne
Swamp-ROot is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fitv-cent auL
one-dOllar size bottles You may have q
sample bottle and book that tells al
about it both sentfree by mail. Address
Or. kiimer & Co, Biughamton, n. y
When writing mention reading this gen.
erous offer in this paper Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-ROOt, and don't let a dealer sell
you something in place OF Swamp Root
Il You do on will be disappointed.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29
Live In the Present.

It is common to overlook what Is
here, by keeping the eye fixed on
something remote; in the same man
ner. present opportunities are neglect
ed, and attaInable good sighted by
minds busted in extensive ranges, and
intent upon future advantages.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29

Unless there is daily action Of the bow
els, poisonous products are absorbed,
causing headache, biliousness, nausea,
dyspepsia. We wish you would ask your
doctor about correcting your constipation
BY taking laxative doses Of Ayers Pills.
Made BY the J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29
Doino Awav win knot HoIes.

To save the loss Of box lumber be-.
cause Of knot holes a man in Califor-
MIA has invented a machine to saw
the holes out to a uniform size and
cut plugs to be fitted into the holes.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29

tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-lleart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
nev disease. II
kidney trouble is
allowtdtoadvancc
thekidney-Poison
ed blood will at.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29
With my very best rOisheS
for "A Happy NerU Year. y
Milford, Del, Dec. 10Th, 1911.

J.
To My Customers and Friends
desire to extend my most sincere thanks
and appreciation you for your liberal patronage dur
ing the year 1911 just closing.
1t has been my desire and ambition at all times to
buy the very best clothing and furnishings made and to
sell them my customers at only reasonable profit
and give you the very best possible satisfaction in
every garment and article purchased my store. To
what extent have succeeded you the judges but
you may be assured that in all my dealings with my Gus
TONER'S have always kept in mind, "A Square Deal to
to Every Body"
Thanking you again for your liberal patronage for
the year 1911 and soliciting your patronage for the year
1912, and again extending my very best wishes for
prosperous and Happy New Year.
| am very sincerely yours
Mark L. Davis.
Clothing, Furnishings and Hats.
Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
OPENING The DOOR
FOR HOME MAKERS
That is Ideal of National
Irrigation Congress Accord
ing to Prominent Leader of
Mormon Church.

Chicago. Aug S--"Thr National
Irrigation congress iu u.s. muu pur-
pose is AN organization having th, de-
FiEu Co open, ds TAR 1s practicable,
every possible doorway uf entry for
home makers SAYS John Henry
smith, a LEADER ct the church uf Lat
Ter DAY saints. salt Lake Ctty. Chh.
The west as Wc all know. affords
tn ample licld tor such work. h.u the
conservation of water ls 90 most lu-
purtdnt point, as homes cauult hv
established iu The s,mi-dysptt With-
out water TO supply co.., immediate
needs at the home ANA uf IA, cattle
ana horses necessary tu me establish
mcnt Of "a home iu what D.. known us
IA, dry sections ul the country
Il take an iut,u-, interest iu This
work bocuu-p ( recognize, the fact
that millions of unhappy persons ar,
tu De- found Boa thc great cities of our
country, as We'll us I'M other lands.
to whom every u1ht-thinkuE Amer
lean should lend hand boa the acc
complishm,nt of tho great purpose
homes for Tho homeless. bread for th,
hrrddlcss and clothes Tor the clothes
less and to make thcm able Go ace
cpmplish this Tor Themselves
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
CONVICT IS
HERO AND MAY
WIN PARDON
Full Liberty May Be Restored
to John Rogers, Oldest Pris-
oner in Kansas Institution,
For His Bravery.

ropoel. kIus. Aus Two wears
$50 through tho efforts of MR.. G. r..
Artlip of ST. Joseph John Rogers IA,
oldD-. prisoner boa the Kansas pcnitcn-
tiary, was paruled Recently Rogers
saved Airs Nruip- lfr and nov she
AMI other friends of Rogers. are maxi
my uu ,rort Co have Governor Stubbs
issue a run pardon for him
After his release Mrs Nrtlip took
Rogers 90 -. Joseph ana obtained "a
position for him as sexton OF the
church She attended. Rcccutlv. while
working around Mrs Artip's home.
Rbgor- went into tho laundry and
stumbled across Mrs Nrtlip's bod,
ON the floor. she had been overcome
by gas Rogers carried her into th"
open air aud after heroic Efforts re-
ViNod her Rogers had worked In
the prison hospital and was familiar
with first uid work Physicians said
n Dee had waited To- can doctor for
Mr. Aruip She would h1N, died.
Rogers WAS sent 90 prison from
Fort scott for tho killing of Dbl, cm-
ploNcr. fBrm,r liooJus. of mis-
treatment tho farmers vito ana
daughter decided Co leave him Rog-
crs was iu low. with the daughter
ana Do went with them Returning
to the farmhouse for something he
had forsottou Dc was attacked l5y tho
farmer ana Killed him. Ito was mo
prison twenty years and was a model
prisoner. Mrs. ArtHp became intcr-
'st'd boo his case and through her cr-
forts h' Was paIul,d aud released the
day before Thanksgiving dav 3n 1909
Ito has faithfully observed tho coudi-
u"ns of his parole aud now because
OF hir iaIthfulur-. aud Tho saving OF
Mrs NriIips iir. De- may Do made "a
tr,. man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
BAN ON BATHING
SUITS At BEACH
Citizens Of Famous Summer
Resort Cannot Appreciate
Artistic Beauty of Aubrey
lated Costumes.

Long teach Caiil. Aup TIL,
Dr. o. model city, but She price of keep
Ing it one is eternal vigilance There
are two cvFr recurring or rather
never r,HsiuE. conflicts n which enc
rotormors ind themselves engaged.
Ou, is witl yiolalurs of the pruhibi-
ton law ANA the other Is with young
ana shapoiy ladies with advanced mo-.
tons regarding bathing suits. Som,
uf those suits are runtrivanCos an
hk, anything over seen la the bucullr
rt giuns of Kansas and iowa, Whuncr
Long Reach mats drawn a considerable
part OF g. population. Many of tho
residents of l.oug B.acn never saw
thy phrnomonuu cot bathing suit uu-
tI tho, settled down in that staid
town bog me sea shore 10 round out
IA lif, previously devoted 60 the sue
rcsstul propagation of hogs aud corn,
and, not mnaturally they are die
turpod by the apparauon.
Su, lurdk e. week passes when tho
city council does not meet 10 intrrdict
some form cot bathing salt iu which
too great tcNtile economy has been
pTipuoyd
A model town is a thing 10 bo do
sired, 1Ut thos, of Ms who luNo never
tried e. hay, uo idea OF the inces.
sanity lgbor!ous task of maintaining
a. sin in this world springs up like
weeds and tho soil al Long Beach D.
40 less fertile than elsewhere, but
Long Reach rs NOT to DE permitted Go
become Weod-grown,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
REv0LUTIONIsT
WANTS MONEY

Mexico CITY, Aug Lie RuW
Gabriel Ruiz. r,,uIltiouar, H.I.r
from th, state of Vera Cruz created
Is sensation 40 tho dcpurtW u. 4uu-
rrntclou yesterday when th, minister
sent him word that hp could uut roe
rDlvv him. Tho offended chi.' used
SOM, very strong laug4asr against tho
minister ana finally r..4unJyd 90 the
hfslundDrs his complaint.
lir said thHt D., was uu. ut the
most energetic DuWhJuuta .u his state
against tho bu1 government that ho
spent of hL fortune $4,000 i'm tho roy.
olutiunurv cuus, and that. learning
that th, oNrvus,s uf an, leader, were
10 bc refunded hy directed himself 20
Gsyiru, tho chief ot arms iu the state
of Vera cruz ana cam, near boius
shot for his pains
Tho leader turu came 10 see tho
minister uf gobtrnHciou, thinking to
receive, as hc said, some oousidcra-
ton, but being rchuftrd bc laAs Tine
blame az the door of G0yira who ho
says, had poisoned the miud OF tac
minister against him.
I'm his rage the header declared tuat
hr had 5000 men al bic command.
and that he propose. Goo fight no ui- do
mtnds are not considered, and thbt
az "a last resort he viii hcrom. "a
ktNisia. az Do, is sure that Reyes
would give better heed lo HE follow
crs than Mud,rn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
SEEMING 70 it1GNlIII
Spl;iNkliNG LIEN
civ NUormry IIn- Long puruntrnt
Read, to liIc wan Probate
Clerk
,speeIal Correspondence TO The mcrala,

Roswell N M Aug City At
uu,v g. NJ bow is pr,mrue tU
begin another legal fight which ,Lc
cit, characterization ,Np,ct~ Go mu-
trpu1y when tines uud,ruN. 10
for.U Co, collections uI ib, civ
sIruNuur urIiutne
uu Au-uw tnr .urinkuur urdi-
uauO, N.l have been boz effect o.
months and th, property b. -ublcDt tU
O. pDu. E,'ur. tuc city ma> uir 90
L.I on th, property affected Boo tho
sbrtnkuur district tu, ctN dttoruU>
must uic prukuus lion with the
prYltt, clerk ot tn. county TITUS
A.. Dow viii du tur first cot S.ptrm-
lor. go DAYS aft.r tn, expiration cot
th, year IN, ordinance has been in
effect
Q her, arc $500 accounts ON tho
.o;, clerks books p th, ~pruKlins
'uid. each aycuuut al raglup 90 cents
lor month CO.. So per year. making %
neat sum Boo the agurpgat, of moro
'h.l S2o.uuo that must Doe turned
into the CITY roff,rs for the avoid
.uor ut Too .Wukung nuisance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
MAN FROM HOME
HAS PICTURE
TAKEN TO-DAY
Photographs That Will Show
Players in Important Scenes
Are to Be Made By w. M.
Gray,

~ N. Gray the popular photosr3-
phcr ON Central avenue. win take tho
pictures that aIc 90 advertise .Th
Man From Home. m tho window.
This o. The play which i- to be Given
a- benefit lor Oh, s. w. G. 4 Ia
I. lholr EFFORTS To- secure q permanent
nome 900 this city, oH thu evenings OF
August . and %. There are mum.
Der OF scenes no The play that lond
themselves readily to photographic
sroups. and these viii bo made 90,
u"si off, IN Tie placards which viii Do
used ana individual pictures OF tho
cast In the costumes ut The play win
also b' placed on Wow In number
OF the downtown Window
u viii hc several DAYS before fhi-
d. done however as tho elaborate
gowns OF the ladies are not yoj built
ana the special uniforms aud COS.
Tunes at the NoapOlituu characters
have not arrived These have been
ordered from Goldsteius u san Fran.
cisco, who have consented 90 have
tiie costumes here m plenty OF tim,
for the pictures.
\ series of fifteen large posters. or
islnals by ElWood NJ Albright. vii
also be put ont che earl, part OF this
/ WceN These posters are lu color and
give characude approximations OF
various persouages of the play They
! ace of the sort usvd iu ady,rtIsur
! thc stanford university hgatricals and
will De- quite novelty here. The
me ubers pf the cast have spoken tor
them go bee used a. posters aud they
viii ger them after the show Al
stanford University tho posters are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08

zion has grown TOO lurg. to Dee longer
o mcrrl, Torrance county enterprise.
u is 90 nr made q Now Mexico ~
8i. one whose influence will reach
out 200 'up benefit of The present and
The rising generations, which shall dc.
ytlop. especially la tho younger Eng
lish speaking spanish Americans %
better Idol at American institutions
and ideals, which these bright young
men and women are rapidly absorb.
ing
Me-. Advertising Method.
ono OF The methods Of advertising
which the stockholders have practical.
~ decided uuun Is the holding of ~
coum course IN number OF the cities
and towns at Sew Mexico n the win.
tcI months this year and succcedins
years The course under considerd-
lion is the Midland Lyccum hnrcau' -
series 0t five outcrtainiug aud instruc.
tive presentations.
This series Includes Dr Homer r.
Wilson, LucIan r tolIapsbcc, Halle
lEanpl. Tho Moistcrsingcrs
male quartet and the Imperial Con.
cert panty Nll uf these entertain.
m'uis win bee offered a. very moderate
prices. ms D. b. the intention Of the
association 90 send them out as pro.
auctions which will give the public
lu idea SGT The sort OF attractions 20
De- heard at the ChautauQua twice a
day next wear They viii nos be- re-
earded as moncvmahcrs FOR ,hc IN.
stitution iu any sense of the word ana
any one not satisfied with them will
have his money refunded checriuliy
and without uucstiOnn upun request.
Thcy viii be sent 90 those sections
num which the association expects 20
draw large amounts OF outsid" sup
port, both those which have hereto.
ore sent delegations ITO the Chuutau'
aud ana those which have not
Tho ida e. somcthi1g entirely new
100 ,.vOum Won Is. aud Win receive larg,
amoml OF puhnci, rhc plans above
outlined are due u large measure to
Ralph g. Ely OF DoWing 10 John W.
Corbcu, president ana W VI Mccoy,
secretary Of the ChItauqua az we'll
AS 'o Ir o. r. Hcddinr Denton G.
rtuRl Ia tnc r"pr sentative OF the
Midland circuit 10 charge of the ne
toHationH
The rotiriaa officers are: " VI Nc
Coy, j. a. UWvlayN Isaac Fulton,
Charles &. Burr John W Corhett. 90
tcrtors. John rs Corbett, prosdDut
~ VI Mccoy. secretary; Charles H.
iuu. treasure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08

distributed ia similar manner the
casts of tue plays drawing lots for
them
Thought the kindness of the owners
at moving picture houses IN the city,
announcements of tn play are being
flashed on the screen No effort Is be-.
ing spared 20 bring the performance
before the public
An addition to the equipment of
thu play i- clarence r. Davidson. tho
manager ot th, Albuquerque Apprrn-
ticr Athletic association, and FOR "a
IouV time buGlyr for company q of
the national guard ~ this city. Buglo
calls are needed lea the general COM
motion attendant upon the search for
an escaped bandit, IN the play. The
committc, after long search had al
most dr-pWrcd uf hndlng q huglcr
familiar with tho italian calls. when
Mr. Davidson consented 90 obtain a
manual and get the calls down
that would Civ, just the right touch
o. Tho bandit hunting As Nlm,ric,
one of the Engnshmcn who comes ON
ia, stage furmidnbly armed with %
hot gun. remarks. There Is nothing
like a iittlr convict shooting TO break
thu bloomn mouotony WhUtr"
Tn, sumr state mcnt may b.. applied
Co tho play. and ~ b. expected by the
great number of people who have sig
ninod thoir Intention 20 The commit
tees, OF attending that the Man From
Home, ia this usually dull season.
viii serve the excellent purpose OF
brophin' the hlpomlu' monotony.
what
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
RECIPROCITY WITH
MEXICO IS NEXT
ON PROGRAM Of
TEXAN
But Question of Whether 1t
Could Survive Against OPP
position Aroused is Now
Chief Topic of Interest.
BURLES0N WANTS TO
MAKE TRADE AGREEMENT

Austin. ToA Nua The ,,.ulu.
u1u .o,r.d iu .ousr, Do, E,pr ..n-
urt. N1o uula.ou of T.yus eau-
ur uu or, lrnt T.g lmmrdIat.i, tu
start negotiations with N,,.o 'Iook
H- Goo f.. euWW.,.. n.tW..u tn,
t'" .'uutr. has aroused at,uto 300
forrest IU ,lmuerrU and general in-
tu tril rireI.s oft T,st- and Mexlco.
a. .iprpyts pItt ou thv samt gone
'rHI limos that is now pending be-
tween u4c United Stpt,s uld. Cuuudu
.Nuplo pe Adopted NHh Mryinu DO
would mean tn outlet Tor many ut
i.. IlN products uf M,Nl,o and
wu3.d 30 F believed. give mark,t
Tor products ol flrms ian tho United
state,
90 r o. D., uut gyueruiy known
Gwen lluour man .guh,r mpu of tna
United SuI,t JH.l d,NfDu has O. vast
ur.b uI Nirs.u uur oak HuI other
commercial forests uf umh,r Tb,
uwb,r belle of th, country covers tuc
slope nI thr sierra Madr, rHug, uut
,Ntuu1t 'r'W point near tnr Amor
I.w border roo 90, N.N Co tn. lstu-
mus nt T,huuut.prr. whore tHr luH
lHld n.riu. ana tus, ar, covered
with forests uf mahogany and othrr
WrIUhlubpi, trees Ou, concern. 90,
Madeira LuWb.r COMPANY beaded Dos
pr F IS Pearson uf NyW work.. owns
90 trant os three million acr.s ~ tm-
h.r land n Western chihuahua. lt
tn,l. should b., lrro trade as to lum-
..r thoru would doubtless by an i'm
mediate development OF MANY OF
tu.sr larg, Timber tracts and q mark
e. fol ne product would D. found am
Through % middle western part of
OBJ, United states.
RECIPROCITY would b." of great benz
,at lt is asserted. q, %, raLDh inter-
,-ts of Mexico o. would encourage
th" stocking 10y Am ricau cattlpmcn
of many 81 thr large TRACTS 90 land
iu mat country that are nov prac-
ti.olly on "a u1u-rnNsrI' Trt duC'ng
hJris GA. Co tba lack Of 49,. stock
thereon. Already ,ru -rX.s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08
CHAUTAUQUA WILL
Be PLACED ON A
SOUNDER BASIS
Complete Reorganization Of
Association Proposed With
Many Suggestions for MAX
ing Institution State Wide
leY O. B. Lanel

NuuutaiuaIr y. NJ. Aug a strp
destined 'O pu the Nuuuraluu.I Dhau.
auuuu per ulueutlH uuuu financial
urif ui tu, slundost tr. Ngs taken
ut tHc annual sfuD .holdDI meeting uf
That organization tOdt.. when SUE
sessions made Yesterday az m inform
~ gathering Oi prominent fooEhuld.
o.s were officially adopted
These suggestions omuOl' RI com.
pictD reorganization o' tho ,Nautau.
Qua association with AN increase ut
stock from S.0OnO 90 SlU.uUu. and the
adoption cd % selling plan tor dispos-
tu. ni th, .'ur. 500 biocla of $500 az
2o ol 'bo uusclt s. hare- This plan
provide. tur .tuDk subscriptions of
$ioo CO.. mUluulcs thereof payment Go
bH WgdC 90 p,r cent ~ tim, o' SUB.
abipilun ana 10 peer cent each su,.
rocdinn wear until th, stock is fully
paid All dividends which na, bc de-
clUrod Hro 10 De- applied Toward ,hc
p1'mou' FEB. tho ,foc. Uu'il 70 d. com.
rlc'cl' paid oU
After ihr Stockholders met tuit
WornuH d was found .nIf IUllH was
not flp d1N iou the annual meeting
aul 0hd Dr. should have been b. DO Geo.
morrow \ bUiri nicotine win br held
tomorrow to legally wrr sh, wl.
cccdiust of today OmrCs for th,
,uu,1- HouJ viii be- elected 90 % ma,f.
irs t0 hc held 'uis cy,uing
old stockholders who ag. now fully
pals ur win receive shares 1i Ihc lu-
creased capitalization p' th, ttir oi
ihIc, iuI mch $50 tov h,lI th, old
one. being retained Oid and ucN
shat,e wiz ID" equal Bon ,1lu. and yol
iuE uuNur.
NiIh funds obtained frum Tine stock
sales am dctiy, aiyertl Ma" campaign
VIII De- iuWsurat.d .' once aud 10 De-
likely lhW certain improvements win
Dee mad" on the grounds
Tho report uI Secretary " NJ Me-
Doy showed tu, uirau.lttiou to hp
.n thc most fluUrl-u.uL condition -
bias yct attained. with assets of $b,nUl
with tu' nor. stabl. matters such
as lhc grounds ot go acres, and the
buildings estimated at worry conscr
vutiNc figure
Tho tuCh solicitation Us being mad,
because thr executives oi th, a-,ocia
ton believe that until proper funds
are Zoo hand, o. will D., Impossible Ca
plucc The ChautauQua properly before
the public So hat b. Wa1 receive fbt
sun lort from the balance of the ter
i,uN which o. deserves The mstilu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-08

ranchm,u m,, invaded Mexico ANA
st"ck Industry there
Winter vegetable gro, rs of r,N5s
viii perhaps strongly oUu. amy 9ro-
posed reciprocity 1s 60 tnnir product
This m1t apply especially To- Hcr-
WudI onion grower ln ih' Tam
pipo district uf Mexico tho HprmudI
onion industry hl- assumed pr,a' iW-
poruWc, Within the Dst two or trrt
N,1r. and los spite ut Ga, duty ON ue
product uho, nave found ready nar-
kst in tho United Strtes. largo ship.
mcnts being made last y,u uum
Tamuico 20 Nrw YORK by boat. and
from that and other points boo IN.
Guif coast rcgiun %, Wil to - Louis
ana other more western cities COT the
country
n rc,prpou, should ALSO 4uu. Oh
cru. fruits MevIco would b. apI, tn
enter tho United suites market ou ID
very mrso scale with orange. and
lemons and p.rnlp. H 3D. n'o t,ur-
other fruits such .- dHt.. grapes
1ld prun,. vuuI H. grown largely
in order o. Wu,t th. Increased d,.
m1ud Already uuI.r DO, present du-
IS that g. n force ON oranges there
Hr. many carloads shipped Ju-
uuaU, to iH, Jutyd state. from aha,
country Tho orange Industry m
N,Nl.o ba. grown iaaidly during tho
last few years.
What would profit M'Nlco thc er,lt
CO o' 800. however. vould D., r,-
mot1I uf mo duty pn or u D.
r'auu,u .ht 10 Uiis hould %, douc
% would ufms about tht development
3nd opening lp nl great man, new
mines 400 ne, country aud would Icau
GO tae early establishment of prp,
Hncitsrr ou tb. American sidr ur OBJ.
horlsr Nhl'n would dcrN" their ore
supplies r.w tbo mines of N,NI.u