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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

About SO miles south .. ST." /'"-
louU s Macuar' island and 'n u
thcr. was ana mas noV Y.H Nin ''
over go yeats Who mad, .H'' "i
spntudc sou elephants AVID r,nf ''ns'
nud became u VOLUNTARY Df4sDr cap
tain *. DAVIS on the Nlmtod dnd"i
Instructions from Lieutenant -n' Nl"-
tom 10 'ucaic islands In e. south va
Ciii. found him. bat Nus unable I"
persuade him To- depart Presumably
he remains nov tn" sul, .uul'IiHht uI
an island domain
captain Davis account oi tn' cruz
soc ht choice was given loo trr Geo.
gruphi al journal aud B. f,.f"duc"d
iu th, current hulictin Cd. H, NWcr-
lean Geographical So,i,t. marty
landing from the Nimrad found the
r'mtus pt two huta u wet bed con
uiuou. evidently dating Ha.e go TIE
DAYS pi the soalcrs. nuuI,r 't sea
"lcpnuuts aud a penguin fouN"'' 'ui
BOO other signs of ui' TU, GLOWING
dus. -t'nminp nurthwHiH ICONS tn
coast Hnd close to tho suur" 90" oN
could see q man stapdiug .n tHr d"ot
o. uu' boat was lowered anna
Ei,Bt rNCit,Wtut Captain DAVIS
wrote. Ihor' Was o. big sIr hui th,
man cam, TO- the shore. pointed "u
the best nuG.ug place. aUd f'.Hna
INTO the water. helped 600 ..uI th'
boat &c. Was found tp H, sailor 10.
the nam, ct NJ Is bbvn li, Htd spent
30 years iu the British m.N. N' ma,
been Geo The Arctic ocean HU r'li"
N,ss,i and h' had hreH 900 u ships
H. had come Geo Ma,uuu. Stand 90
. sD hpuu,f Go collect .,J. elephant OF
and had decided Co remain Ills com
pauious ,ndraNur,d Co. dis,uaI him
bat hv Was obstinate STORES Nrr
left fui him and On. syUuuu,i return
90 to Sew Zealand
captain Davis found HW comfort
abiy housed. iis hu, had $500 rooms
aud each room had - s,ot, IT. ha'
plenty ct ship stolcs. aud 'or tr"S
| meat hc used the heart, and tongue
oi sea- elephants Gir ruIu.d his vua
from its depot Tour mites away III
mon pt thc Nimrud ,ud,a,orod G.
persuade him q" return with then
| bat hc refused.
Why should - hc asked IN
| happy enough mere. aud have all
| want I'm glad To- have seen you, bu
| don't want t. leave tl' ISLAND.
| AS we steamed AWAY Captai
| Davis wrote. eve dipped uur nag I
| the cid man. who waved farewell
ny nom the pcavn.'
Presumably he has been visit"
since then. The oil schooner was du
tor another visit Ia TIA" ISLAND. an
| Nc kihh.n may haN" tired of suiitut
ANA sea elephants ur h' may not
Ithtcugu Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
THEY NENEi, TAIl.
That J. What They IN, Nbont Them
~ albuquerque. and u L. There
fore Reliable

Another proof. more evidence. Albu-
pu'rqu' testimony 10 swell the long
list OF focal people who endorse ia.
old Quaker remedy Doan's kidney
fills. Read this convincing endorse
mont "f that remarkable preparation
Mrs Charles Thomas. tot T. Lead
Ave. Albuquerque, y, NJ. SAYS -
suffered q great deal from hackarhc.
caused hy dlsordor"d Kidneys was
ull run down. had no ambition and
irlt miserable IN every way. The first
~, go of Doan's kidney pilla brought
relief from the pain In my back and
continued use restored my Kidneys 90
a normal condition. making me feel
Hike another person, Deans kidney
Pitts have also been taken by another
person In oar house who at times had
much difficulty In STRENGTHENING after
stopping on account of pain across
the loins Relief soon followed the
use Of this remedy Whenever bnnn's
Kidney pilis have been taken since
then they have brought prompt henr-
tit"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents Foster Milbur CO.. buffalo
Nrw York. sole agents for the United
states.
Romcmbcr IN. name Doan's and
! take no other. tD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
SOME STATISTICS ON
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC

some observers ar, apt to attribute
the recent outbreak ni smallpox in
East London To- the popular preclude"
against vaccination aud the indulgrnt
attitude of the government toward
conscientious ubJ"ctors" II appcarH
that for some years the guardians OF
tn" stricken district hay" been anti
vacciuationists, "discuuraging vaccinn-
ton in every direction and refusing
10 allow the children ot paupcr par
rnts to have the b.n.f, al this pre-
Y.ntiye Treatment" s large anyac-
cinatcd population has therefor"
grown up. and II ~ thought that the
patients belong in the main to this
class.
1t IL difficult as Yet to draw CON
illusions. but an exhaustive inquiry has
been undertaken bN the local borough
council. and the facts viii doubtless
Doe made known IN due course In
the meantime IL Is Instructive to gc-
cali tn. circumstances 81 the last scri-
Gus outbreak IN London nine years
age. MANY oi the patients on thai
occasion were unprotected, smaller
number belonged 10 tho doubtful
class. but TN" greatcr part had been
vurcinntcd Among the "Nartiuat"d
thc death rat. WAS lola per cent
among tn. "duuht'Ul J9.23 per cent
dud among IN" 'uuNacCinatvd $50,
per cent The doubtful class was
| comparatively small oi the "vacc,nat
! cd" thcr" were GHi5 cases. Win ,ni
d,aths. aud oi The "un>accinatrd
! 22SN, With ta3 deaths Ot children
| under 10 wears 1874 hpd been vaccin
at.d. white of unyayyinatrd children
| uf III, same age thcr" Ncrc l2ti tn,
| m,rt,liN among the former was J
| per cent. among tn" latter 3i.i
Another interesting circumstance
lbcaring upon the question ot vaccine.
luuu b. that hu, one con- Two eases oc
icurrcd among the staff at the small
poN hospital where 1900 ptt"ni'
" ~. 81 one time under treatment
There were llon nurses and others ~
Attendance here. bat rcSaccin1iiou Z"
the staff was compulsory.
| Those points arc worth considering
at a time when tnouGhtloss people ar
lrying to create % prejudice asa'ns
Vaccination In this country. Nrv
| YORK Evening sun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

is u Chunman. denied rmphaur'IN
upon iss appearance.
Art GrisRs with - Louis last sea-
son. will be- uuuty outiiold'r 't th"
Nap team.
Tcsroau, Giant recruit is Wui kinS
on the spttor H. has speed, hut ~"
curve. So despite hl- opposition 90 the
delivery. McGraW has tho youngstyr
using it because b. believes b. viii
make him q wonder
I.oul. vile Is glad Earl Ynelng Is
out of Ia, American association N't'r
winning ON. game from him al the
/ start last Year. the Colonies scored
but one run ia four games 20" pitched
| later.
Got this "Mu,t,'s now delivery is
different only iu that 10 docs things
| others don't % takes three distinct
! Jumps. breaks either NH. and Wun-
! hlc> up and down. Ana the t'll"N
! that wrote this made his popor p1'
! TOLLS ON IL.
In Gvorg. Gibson th, piti.hur-
team has q wonderful catchor.-a man
whose nam, is fit to rank with Ewing
Kelley. Bcrgcn ana th, other stars
of IN" big mitt
II was Gibson whose stsadN Norl
bach of th" plate did much 600 rn'
the Rational league pounaut and th'
worlds championship Tor tho ~moN
City two years ago. THIS spring H'
is apparently the same steady, husk
receiver, ready I" go ahead and al 70
iiu games II necessary 10 get or Keel
the Pirates "up there iighting.
After an that winiammirE about
Walter IohnsouF strik,out record th
fact remains that Naddrn stiu hold
the high mark.
Cheerful charlie" Hickman b. laiD
lup with picurisy ana may not hr nhl
10 report at Toledo before the open
Ing ni the season.
l.ong-lorecd Bort Blue rV-Athlotio
has signed with Newark EaNorr
league
I
Handsome Howard Clmnitl. aC
| companicd by his bride. Joined TIA
Pirate squad in pretty good shape.
Uuss"ll nlackbournc. White So
infi"id'r, played Basketball this win
ter under the name Of Heating "
was discovered ana had to quit
|
Joe ran'illon has the sympathy q
III" fans coming He says he's goin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

tulf which oNi.ta b.tW'cu Colonies
Goods uI Ltt.llr. Tho men arr all
most Identical m stature aud when
dressed Goo ptrld, costume would
readily pass the most searching
scrutiny without revealing thoir rec
'p''tir. id,ntiuos IN thr course ot
nt p.raouu Investigations the sim
.Iurt. existing between two or more
MON h1- frequently been the means
ui giving detectives the world over
misleading clues ana bnorlcss JOUR
ueta 1891 m am ct these thai ! can
can Zoo mind now cannot remember
That over atW such rcmarkahl"
lik ness as tho ono referred To"
The accompanying picture viii bo
suinciert in tsclf 10 prove tn truth
Of Mr rinkerton's statement col
iuvcllo Win be- seen daily N the pa
rode ut thc So, lls Iiutn circus which
comes her on saturday Aprh let
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
POISONED BULLETS 10
~ VI WILD lORSi,'

salt Lake CITY March al.--A novel
schcm. lls been devised by two SAT-
Lake men to capture alive The best
OF IA, wild horses that roam IN
southern Nevada II h. proposed 10
shoot the animals with u bullet tippcd
with magnesium ana containing %
grlitinc cupsul, nllrd with 4 narcotic
drug tn magnesium, II has been
found. disso,Ncs iu the flesh ana
causrs mo- p"rmau,u, injury II vital
organ is not penetrated, white IN"
op,at, dopfiVos The came temporarily
ui the power ot luromotion
In the nomadir aquinc bands az"
many magnificent specimens. stall
lions valued al 5000 a head erc not
uncommon The pres"n, method OF
capture is To wear them out b> chas-
ing Ia relays. II tgoit method proves
yuccoSsiul IN Nevada, the salt i.akcrs
Will Try u ON some Of thc vile beasts
valuable tor exhibition purposes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
OF INTEREST
TO THE FANS

pld Organized Baseball is pretty
lively Tor io-ycar-"ld chap Sow.
according To- psl,r
Hans Lobcrt aud Ward Miller, Cin-
.inuati play crs. hold the sprinsting to-
'iisf record. e-5 seconds.
Hans Lobort has circlcd thu hasys
10 ~ - seconds
f,uho W1ddcli holds the his league
etrikrnut record with 3l3 In ~ games.
an average "i eight 10 q game.
Thc worlds record h held hN Vcau
Gregg Nap recruit Win Portland
last year IA" struck ont 3Gi men IN
3ai innings.
Atlanta. southern league, played
"a run nne-inning game ~ - min
uics september 10. 1919.
nill Dinoon. American league um'
pirc. viii coach Corn"lls varsi,S
pitchers
Fred clarke ritlshurg manager
holds the outfirld assist record. max
ing four In one game last season.
Chances are that bunch of tlrvr
land Nouagstcrs VIII make the Amer
lean league teams stop some alont
about lal2.
Homie Horgor predicts that In tw,
years not big league pitcher viii h'
using the spit bail
itumor that Yingling. Nap recruit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
RAILROADS HARD
HIT DECLARES
ELLIOT
Man Who Turned Down Big
Job Says High Cost of Liv-
ing Responsible for the
Losses.


l,H'"ats must either earn o. 'Ur.
.r.. r.U.. with which 60 meet ir,
.,.,ro,i,, ,.. limo, ,,.
''' "''' WV '''
Ing H'''.i i'"hf ana hrti'' service
Tn, ar, uff,Nug the same as do ln.
.......,I. ...r5 Gin. rising ,,.i of n.-.
,., Ana.
'''.''' ''' .'"I''3'" "N '"' P''i''
lhI""th '""i' 'N' ''N'"iss'"h CON
u". H' '' ".'.' ~ "I n"u'i'W
'''u' " u'fh' 200 '''''t TOT an hus'
u'-. '' t.'' Uh' ''I"''N '''"in'nt
Spot. eliminate Ih' '.'''N' ana Nn
h..'--'' i''l N"h. '""'' ""'''
'"N N'iN ana give '''n nance u"
N''h 'H' N'I 'l"'''N ". SWING w
rN'N' 'h' "'l'''' ~ wants. '. IIl'h'
. "'. '''l'h "''' '"'' '.'''.' '"'"'
lHau i' nave .'n'i'ul 'il'N"n an"
''' "' i"t if""''" H'N''i P''H'
d'h' '. Nv sort n'lu l'.I''
80 lI"I Mlnu.. Mar ITO"
'ih Itii'ii ri'-lu'u' "' 'I' N'i'''' I"
I".'Il. liH.l""' company VINO IT,
.'uiN i'inS'd ln' pi'Nd' i'' cog ".
Ml-s'Hi. ~ ii' tI -'i"i' ''''i' re"
! '" n' Ni''.''' .'"i. says 'h' ''''
road suffer 'i"W iu' heH cost "'
! I''ng luHi th' -"'u' '' 81" i'' people,
ana '' d' I"''- 'h' ''l'i"""f are n"'
/ WASTING h''i.N iu'll"h D'ihiS " '".
'i4 has '''h .""Is'I
u iN pointed our ih'' '"' ''N' %.
/ th' interstate commerce commission p
/ opinion 900 lh' advance "l ir'iEhi rates
! 'nr' contains i'pudl'li"n "I '''
! ~ri'nui' management theories td
! NWi''d '' l'"1'H ~ hldhu'iN ana d'-
/ 'l"i't 'h' llhh "l the Boston lawyer
/ would not 40 any ""' m'N" good th'
! r'dl''h not earnings "l falIM">s.
caused hl heavy advances ga 'Np'nd
lures zoe WAGES ana 80 cost "i opera
ton
Itci'ruuE {" Mr. lirandris t"sti-
! mon> the 'pu'uissi"h SAYS '''nt gem
u"h'"h Nh" d"s'lin'd th's' m"th"d'
testified that thrN had been miro
du'"d I" som" extent mt" TIE opera
u"hs "l railways win rcinarkahl" re-
sultH' ana ihat from - Careful nnidS
AIS ana '"nlrut"ti"n b." "aN satisfied
'hAt NOT Tess lh'h ,uu",N'u anhu'
ANY '"ulh hr NhN"d hy IN" rt"p'I
"ppl'hU"h az ines" methods 1" tn'
business 81 t"iIi""ding 10 IN" United
states
II ~ dlh'uIt 4" So" exactly VIVA
l"ppllc"ti"n ~" commission can MAKE
IN TINS cas-" "i TINS testimony tn
witness VINO apparently had most t.
Il" WIN originating and npplyini
ines" methods t"Ntifi"d that they "cr'
IN actual operation IN not over on"
TENN 81 on" per cent oi IN" Wanuiac
'uilhR 'st'bIlS'lh"hts ot tins country
pan TINS record "" car
hnth} una that th'S' methods eoui'
'' Introduced mt" f"llf"ad operation
I" any considerable extent. much l""
san W" d''rinih" ~" definite amour
81 Saving "hl'h N'uld ." made w
cannot th"ret"I"' ma thht th"s" a."
i'hu"hts c"uld max" good any bar
"' lh'S' hctuhl advances IN WAGES b.
'h' Introduction %. scientific manage
mont
WI ElI"it' IN commenting on IN
, '"nnnhisSi"hS opinion. SAYS thr raj
""Ns Always nave kept pac" with 9th
:" American business institute ms II
"'' PUNE improved methods ana idea
~ I"rt as lh"ii merit ana ptarti'ahll
wv '"'' p''h clearly established
4 runway managers, officers ana ptfl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
MOUNTING SPECIMENS
YIN p,eiabl, Take IWn ~ Three
N'nr~ to Get Nj ~ Euo~"-
,cu tNhihii t,radN.

Washington March t' >ll poeai
hl. speed is being used 'y ih' smith
l,uiau tnsttutlur H preparing the
spc. mems secured hy the Roosevelt
African expedition 1his is tho reply
madc %, ofnclgis OF the institution to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

"Nr husband has given me q iia-
muud necklace"
MY NJ what was n Won caught
him doing 2"-- Louisville courier
journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

tu I've with RUDE Waddcl al sum
mor Poor Joe
ANY liamrnt
"Nupr"
"Giddap.'
Hugh Jennings says he was quoted
correctly when Dee picked IA" Giants
e. run urst RiRhto, Hugh. 'ray with
1t
Joe Jackson Nap center fielder
while q rookie ma Conni" Macks camp
ia sh, south galrd at some milk cams
and said "a wish Mack would ~
ON. ut those on me. lio WAS accom-
modatcd ana spent another Year in
tho south iiy ISN'T wishing this Ncur.
HuN Hamilton. king so base rum
u,ts. has passed up hi> job AS man
tgcr of hc HoN,hiu team and sign
,d with Hostou nationals as scout
Speaking or baseball gambling ny
expires. COMPANY. business is as duIl
asa recently m'arthcd copper
$50 more artp gaines following paw
da,, i- tho ukasc OF n Amhtus"
jennings. Good stuff, llughc>
iias anyone heard tho blue Rrass
eumhl,rs ,ip OF hate 40 Giddap.
Dobbiu
So uucldcr puts tho bali on the
| runner with the oa~c ana surcucss 81
| l.arr> iRioio.
MAJOR lcapu. clubs must ca, To- 20
| players Mny a. then the minors viii
| profit.
\ fcN wears ago an uudolhand de-
livery was tahoocd iu the hig leagues.
NoW the, almost demand H.
Pitcher Moves OF tho browns Is said
tn he the quiotrst man IA camp.
/ ~ rohhs h. Just a. popular with
J his team mates as ovor-you can play
this either way n suits Your fancy
| llnl Chase Be- sweet on Kind in
fielder numcd Bailey from tho IAN
caster club He's faster than u hound
pap kicked nv hornet
Duke Forroll, shy T. pounds aud a
mousinchc. is hclping Hal chase get
the pitchers ia shape.
|
| on Ncs, near missed this one
lahout that Kentucky gambling syndi-
lCntc. II amt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

When YOU have rheumatism In your
foot or lns,cp apply Chamberlain
i.iniment and you viii get quick re-
lief II costs but a quarter. why
suffer? FOR sale hy ~, druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Thompson DO YOU IKE Ia play
bridge with your family?
J"hnson--No. II I'm going Ia lose
monty "a rather lose II whore 1, may
do me some good Life
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
S.S.S.
CURES old SORES

The value depends entirely
Based hope
talk OF special all who afflicted
with uccr IT the OF % -
q for these troubles line on appeals
will be an prove the uuhuness Of by
sending book testimonials from
the country who have been cured OF old
chronic ulcer by the u OF y y y
Whenever ulcer becomes chronic refuses to heal
blood the healing qualities of the circulation have
Nv pOSOlS this vital iuid
The blood the ct nournen for all flesh tissues
constantly cCulaleS throughout the the necessary
properties every portion OF the body II because ct this
continual the eh firm and healthy and
free from disease Since the blood such and
necessary easily understand why impurities posonS
fluid often infect and disease the flesh particular
spot and by continually dSdgng impurities into cause the iorh
of old sores or chronic ulcers. -
Every symptom OF an old suggests diseased blood The
inflammation, discharge diScoocd flesh and the fact that external
have effect these places show that
deep circulation there morbid the
place healing But more convincing proof that bad blood IS
responsible old furnished Ivy the that removing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
7 EINdI VTINI NIIVII, NVl IIVt
THEY ALWAYS RETURN.

Only ny cleansing the MOOD
of the poisonous cause can an
old sore Nc cured. :. :. $
heals them Ivy going down MO
the circulation and removing the
cause from the blood. When
this has been done there is no
longer LETT any inilammatory
impurl,y or infectious matter to
,rri,aie the place, and nature
causes the natural and perma-
nent healing OF the ulcer. When
5. S. $. has purified the blood
and the place is once more nour-
ished with pure, rich blood, then
every symptom disappears, ard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

not surface place is firmly and soly healed from
the bottom 10 the outer skin recognized the ot
all blood purifiers hes ability old
purcly vegetable containing mineral form and rs ne tome
effects are helpful overcoming effects OF
an old sore Forty years record o and what
has done feel perfectly viii
do i'm your case you afflicted with an old sore
We have special treatise Old Sores winch we VIII be glad To
send free the statements OF Wit
nesses as to the efficacy of S of whom know
We free special medical advice desire
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22
CURED MAN AND WIFE.

II gives IN. pleasure to relate my
experience with = SIS Both my
wife and myself have cause 20 e..
licve II the greatest ofall blood pur-
hcrs at on. time had an old sore
on NV nose which caused me great
deal of unessiness, being afraid ~
wau malignant. NY wife ALSO had
Ian ugly old ulcer on her face
which gave her considerable worry.
We knew of no cause for these old
sores so concluded they were due -
bad blood We both used q. y. y. and
II cured us sound and we'll. This
/ was some years ago Sut neither OF ua
/ have. ever had any sigma Ola return
! ofthe sore. ] cheerfully recommend
.. s. y. as cure FOR Old Sores.
CIV. LOGAN, Taylor, Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Hugh Jennings SAYS he was quoted
correctly when Dee picked th" Giants
H. run urs, RiRhto, Hugh. 'tay with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Huy Hamilton. king SO base rum
n,ls has PASSED up his Job as man
tg,r of ia, HoN,thiu team and sign
ga with BOSTON nationals as scout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Tcsrcau. Giant recruit. Is working
on the sps,t,r. H. has speed, nui 10"
curve. So despite his opposition 90 the
delivery. McGraW has tho yunnssi'r
using IL because h. believes it VIII
make him a wonder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

speaking of baseball gambling nN
express company. business is 's duIl
asa recently uu,arthrd copper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

is Chnnman. denied cmphaucalN
upon iis appearance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Art GrisRs with - Louis last sea-
son. will hr uttity ouui'ld'r "i ih'
Nap team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Loaf. ,lic Is glad Earl YnsItng -
out of IN, American association. N't'r
winning on, game from him al inc
start last year, the Colonies scored
but ON. run ia four games h' pitched
later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

$50 more eup gaines following pa'
dan, i- tho ukasc OF II, Amntus"
jennings. Good stuff, llughcl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-22

Got this "Mutt,'s now deliver, i-
different only uu that 10 docs things
others don't % takes three dl ''u,i
jumps. nr,aks either WH. ani v"n'
blc> gp and down Ana tho follow
that Nrnt. this made his paper p1'
tolls ON 10.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-05

WHY don't you ny around the city.
tomorrow" suggested somebody.
mo city fights for mine,' returned
Curzon, 81 might fly little tomorrow
but 1t is rather doubtful as I have an
engagement next week and must hurry
to It,"
The crowd was evidently satisfied
with CIrzon's explanations and went
away seemingly satisfied that he was
at least in earnest.
The Electric Railway company,
owners of the park, disclaim any re-
sponsibilty for the failure to make
the fight at the park. They deny that
they were TO remove any trees by dyn-
amite or otherwise and state that it
was not until way in the afternoon
that they had any knowledge that
there vas not room enough in the field
at the park to make an ascent, and
that thereupon they used their en-
deavors to secure large enough field
in which to start the flight. They re.
gret very much the fiasco and assert
that they are absolutely blameless.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-05
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The Knox County Agricultural So
Ciety desires to say to the people of
the county that the county fair will
positively open Tuesday, Sept 18th,
and continue ipur days. There will be
no fakes of any kind on the grounds
any day during the Fair. The Board
has arranged for clean line of amuse.
ments, exhibits, and homecoming
time for ALL
There is nothing advertised but that
which will positively take place. This
is County Fair in which everyone
in the county should take pride and
help to make it the best Fair ever
held. The Board of Directors promise
nothing but that which is in every re-
spect wholesome and legitimate.
We feel that the people of the
County should know theexact situation
and conditions under which the County
Fair is run. In the first place we want
the people to know, and we think most
of you do, that we own no grounds of
our own, and that we are compelled
to lease grounds upon which to hold
our Fair and the Board after consid-
ering everything very carefully, de-
cided that Lake Hiawatha Park was
the most desirable place to hold the
County Fair, hence We have made a
term OF lease with the owners Of the
Park for one week only, during Sep
tember in which to hold the Fair, and
the Knox County Agricultural Society
has no jurisdiction whatever over the
grounds other than the one week OF
the fair; all other amusements and
big days held at the Park under the
management of other persons. not the
Agricultural Society. We hope thif
explanation will be sufficient to war
rant the people of the County to turr
out and help make your Fair this yeal
a great success.
Howard G. Gates, Sec'y.