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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
INDIANS HOLD RITES
FOR THEIR DEAD
banning. y. a., scene 81 strange Ger
cinoulal~ Every iall. When s.r-
sicrs for decreased Are Repeated.


Banning. Nov. A. The Banning
Indians on Last Saturday cyening
held their annual memorial service
FOR their dead, Those Who had pass
I'd away during the last year were
liElous IN its rature and. 10 the IN
dams, ~ : very serious affair, The
place OF service was the reservation
canyon. where temporary structure
had been erected Tor the service.
Here the Banning indians and mem-
beers of 'ieighboring tribes we're gath
cred IN the night around a fire. and
their duiy AZ they saw u and AZ their
forefathcrs had seen No. war done "a
those Nho had gone 90 the spirit land
Formed In rinEs. the Indians cir
cled and swaycd 10 and fro. the
whole night through Ia this strange
dance for the dead ono leader Of the
tribe, ~ chanting told the story Of
the creation, Tribe after tribe took
their places In the line. chanting
thssr own weird tribal song for the
dead. Their endurance II marvellous
and one old woman Is said to have
danced and ehanted Tor five hours
without resting.
AZ dawn the chanting ceahes and
the forms Of the dead are burned IN
effigy This Is done By casting slot1
dolls inlo the fire. one doll for esc0
hilman body
The reason for burning the do''a Il
n secret With the Indians, but II u
possible they are imitators 90 tns
Yuma indiana Ia this resneCt The
Yuma Indians actually cremate sh'
bodies Of their dead. having followed
the custom for centuries. The han
nlnK Indians bury their dead Anf
burn Them only rs prctenee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Kidney Troubles Aiteck Albuquerque
Aci aud Women. Old aud Young


Kidney lils selse young and old
Come quickly with little warning.
children suffer In their early
yeHrs--
Can't control the kidney secre-
tIona.
Girls are languId. nervous. suffer
pain.
women worry, can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man. woman or child
II 20 cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sick
kldneys--
Have brought relief to Albuquerque
people.
Albuquerque testimony proves n.
Mrs c. Fournclle. t0s =. Broad
way, ALBUQUERQUE. ~. NJ. says. II
can vouch for Doan'a Kidney Pulls
a. heartily now as when publicly
recommended them over two years
aKo. since then | have advised other
persons 90 try them and ! know from
reports that they have acted ssiisfac.
tofliy In January 1907. ] said In 9
public statement that the contents oi
three boxes had cured me OF pain Ia
the back that had chung 10 me fer q
long time. can now add that ] have
no occurrence or my old trouble
For sale BY all dealers Price soc
Foster Miiburn Co. Buffalo, Nes
York. sole agents for the United
Steses.
Remember the nsmc---Doan's--
and take no other. 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
RECLAMATION LAW
NEEDS CHANGE
Senator Borah of Idaho Would
Alleviate Hardships Suffered
by Homesteaders by Grant
ing Titles Upon Residence
Basis Only.

spokane, Wash, Nov 7.--Chanses
In the fedcrai land and reclamation
laws, which win affect the ens.re
western country. are proposed by
United states senator W. y. Borah OF
Idaho, who IL In Spokane on the way
20 HodRoyille. KY. where ne VIII de-
liver an address at the dedication Of
the Lincoln homestead ~ national
park on November .. He will intro
duce two bills az the next session OF
congress with these objects In view;
Reducing the homestead residence
requirements from ave years. as at
present. 20 three years. and
osins settlers IN reclamation pro-
Iecis titles 90 the lands as soon ss
they have fulnllcd the residence rec
qulrements, instead Of waiting until
water rights have been paid In fun
Adjustment OF the land laws TO
enable development without an OPP
p0rtunity for monopoly seems TO me
TO oe the most important legislation
for the west than can be enacted al
the coming session OF congress-" Sen.
ator Borah said In outlining the plan.
n believe the homestead law should
be adjusted TO provide a three years
residence instead OF the present law
no title can be issued until the water
rights have been paid for IN full.
The result n that the Development
Of the country has bscn retarded and
in many instances the settlers have
suffered more or less hardship. This
IL especially noticeable In southern
idaho and think Il applies generally
a. the arid districts OF the west
something must be done end I think
adjustment OF the law ia the remedy.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

the rudder planes and elevator IA
front. The mechanical brain permit
tlnK the application Of the power was
OF dual character. One device. a
pendulum. coupled 20 t'ie valve Of the
compressed air rcsestolr caussa the
waive 20 be opened ~ shut ~ rcqnlr-
cd by the tiltina Of the aeroplnne.
This device was 60 act on the rudder
ana 10 warp the planes through piston
aud other rods connecting taem with
the air reservoir.
The elevator controlling device In
cluded n vane revolving under wind
pressure and releasing the compressed
air power when the machine depart.
ed from a horizontal pcsiiion.
N necessary, the patent applications
declared the devices could be 10 reg
uiated az TO compel the acceptance
to travel indefinitely IN u circular
path.
A New Accomplishment.
~ Kitty Hawk ~ G. on the re-
mote outpost OF the American eonti-
nent the Wright brothers for the past
three weeks have been conducting
rcroplanc experiments that VIII have
a vital Influence on the future OF
aerial TRANSPORTATION. The climax OF
the ploddlng, palnrsaklnE tests occur
red when orville Wright caused his
motoriess blplane 10 hover over u spot
only 10 feet In diameter for more
than 10 minutes.
"our experiments have been very
satisfactory" said Orvilie Wright dts
cussins his fllght. They have been
far beyond my expectations came
here simply 20 carry out some Ideas
had worked out az home concern
ing gliding machines. A. a matter %
fact, was not very optimistic about
extensive success Hut after ! had
rearranged a number OF details. was
astonlshed at the ease with which !
succeeded In keeping the cren ~ shs
air for such long period. our SUE
cess IL due co the fact that the craft
q exceptionally efficient by cfi-
cheney. / mean that all lis parts are
balanced No a. 20 make a perfect We
hlolc.
s'when an aviator spenka OF EN-
cheney he means tire capaollity OF an
aeruplano TO fiy with the least amount
OF motive power He has in mind the
soaring qualities OF an aeropiane. I
osn truly say that our craft u enor-
mouHly efficient. don't mean 20
claim that We can Fly without power.
hut do mean that we can ny With
less power than any machine that "a
built.
s'tindcr certain conditions am core
tain that the ideas We have develop
ed during the past few weeks would
enable ~ 90 build a machine which
would fly with even Tess horaa power.
know that We could fly for an hour
withour power given proper asmos-
pheric conditions. and ! see no reason
why Ne cannot fly for 20 hours " we
have flown for ono minute. II IL sim
ply n question of tho time. the place,
the wind and the machine.
TN order 10 mako extensive power.
less flights, however. the craft would
have 10 he built more strongly. AZ
the present time such construction IL
now economical Owing % the state
OF tho skill Of avlatcrs n would cost
them too much 10 pay for the frequent
breakaEe OF an expensive craft.
Present. Machine t;ood.
"But don't Wish TO eive the i'm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
GEN. sICKLEs REFUSED
ADMISSION TO ORDER
Loyal Legion Reported To Have DE-
clincd 20 Admit Hero of Gettysburg
General Not Pleased.

New York. Nov s-That General
Daniel r. Sickies. the battle-scarred
veteran OF the Civil war. commander
- the third corps az the battle ~
Gettysburg. where he left lee. had
been black balled by the New York
conmandery of the Loyal Legion--a
very select organization OF former
officers In the Union army In the
Civil war rcame known toniEh'
General Sickics was asked about
the report that he had been black
balied by the Loyal Legion. HIS re-
ply was.
n know nothing whatever about
~"
hui when ne was told that many
~ hi1 friends who had heard that he
had been denied membership IN the
LOYAL Legion had denounced the ac-
tlon nv anou TRACE. he said That's
what everybody considers the action
that has heard about g." Thereby
Internationally confirming the truth
" the report.
lie was asked u there had eyeI
been any criticism of the New York
monument erected by his commission
on the Gettysburg field.
There has never been anythine
but Appreciation. General sicklcs re-
piled II YVES on the most intimate
terms with General Hancock. who
commanded the second Corps Al
Gettysburg and ! put him ON the New
York monument. ana I put Reynolds
there. although neither % Them were
from tins state ! don't believe the,
win ever say anything about me ON q
| Pennsylvania state monument
General Sickies added. II might
have had 500 men In the Loyal Lee
eion who were In my favor, but u
there were five who were willing g
drop IN black balls that would pre-
went my getting In"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

heat. lat ward, clos. In. Price
$3.50.
Einht.room briok. modern. eth
ward. near church aud school.
four lots. Price $4,000. t300
-; balance terms 20 suit
20--Ten-reom brsek. modern, 9Th
ward. ave block from pest osflee.
corner lot, beautifully located
price $500. ss0e down. balance
terms,
2s---One enrt.front corner lot. South
High street, adjoining lots held
AZ 5000. Price for this one.
$3.50.
s0-Two eass-front lots. Perea add
tion. csrner Eleventh and Fruit
Price 81 Geo.
3s---One sough-fr0nt csrner lot. East
Central. Price $3.50.
35---Pist Of ground. south John street,
containing about Ave acres. near
shops. suitable for factory site or
subdlylding. Price t32so.
s0--ise acres valley land under ditch;
four.room house, barn and cut
buildings; so agres IN alfalfa. ball
Rnce pasture. near Albuquerque
and . miles from shipping point
ON A. T. a :. +. n. \. Price $50
per acre.
si--ise acres valley land IN very high
state OF cultivation, two sets Of
improvements. 20 acres IN hsar-
ing orchard. 20 acres set two
years IN orchard, 80 Acres Ia al
fagfa, balance In pasture and
other crops. Four mllcs from
good town. price aloe per acre.
s3-sse acres deep. rich. level valley
land; under good gravity ditch,
nearly ali tiliablc; ave miles from
good town and shipping point.
with little development this
tract can be easily Increased 10
or times its present value.
Price per acre, $50.
4s--2s00 acres upland. very llne soil.
With about 20 inches OF annual
rainfall. This II just the place
for dry farming on an extensive
scale Adjoining farms produced
81 bushels Of corn per acre this
YEAR and other crops In propor-
ton. Thin entire tract IL pree-
ticnlly level, but scntly rolling; "
insersected by ma mountain
stream which, u found necessary
could esaily be utilized for irri-
easlns this entire acreaxc. Price
for short time emily. SO per
acre.
fi--2a0 acres IN the famous Pecoe
valley, three miles ffem Lake.
wood. THIS land has bern espec-
tally selected fer the suallty o.
its sell. and its location n ideal.
There 10 an aftcsian well on this
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
Resolve to Invest
Your Surplus Earnings
In Real Estate
New Mexico Real
Estate - Do It Now.

Ne bclicyc n l. safer than having
q on hank deposit er IN stocks aud
bonss onc good snvrssmrat ~ worth
u IIfe time 81 tabor.
Your chance Ii now. II IL Just as
easy Ia make money In req. estate
today az u was nfty years ase and
the profits come more quickly.
nRssNy MEN SAY
'srhs wise young man or wage
Garner of today invests his mopey In
renl estate. "--Andrew Carnegie.
'Evcry person who invests in we'll
selected real estate in a growing Sec
tion OF prosperous community,
adopts tire aurest ana safest method
OF becoming independent, Tor real es-
tate 10 the basis 81 wealth. "--Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
A financial panic may wipe out a
bank or other business, but u can't
destroy city lot
Tho man who owns land II king.
No one fleets 40 independent as the
land owner.
Following are a few bargains select
ed from FLEMING REALTY q IN
VEsTMENT CO. recent llalines. Lock
them over carefully. Every one 4 a
bargain. every one 10 80 represented.
II you do not ana here what you want
write or call NJ our ONCE and We VII
DO all Nc can 10 please you.
s--Three- room frame. be-foot lot. on
car line. fsh ward Price $500.
s--Fsvc-room frame. shade. 1s-foo,
lot. near shops ID ward. Price
$500.
s--Fiya-reom frame, modern. base.
ment. sheds and barn; south Wal
ter street Price sgtVe.oo. TeFms-
70--slx room. modern. frame. well
arranged rooms. buils-in kIfonenl
closet screened porch. cement
Sidewalk. graded street. conGen.
ial neishbore. Price $500.
72-~Fiye-r0om brick, modern. ID
ward. close IN. prlce $4,000.
It--six-room brick. modern. North
second street, on car line. Price
$4,000.
15-~stven-fool brick. modefh. steam
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

farm. nswins 1899 sallsns per
talnute; sbsut i0s acres In eni-
tivatlen, 80 acres in alfalfa: bai-
sncs could 10 easily put under
plow. Price sio0 per acre; $4,000
cash. balance terms TO suit pur-
chaser. on the south line IA q
clear stream OF never-tasiiug wa
ter well stocked With fiah. This
II all second bottom land and
there ls no better fruit or AL
faifa land 10 be had anywhere.
Lii acres. ga mile from the ci;y
limits OF Roswell and v mile
from Berendo staten. This tract
IL an connected and has six Of tina
best Flowing wells In the Peces
valley. Adjoining land Is sellinE
al $3.50 per acre. Would BE- fine
for selling IN small tracts. Price
per acre, AIS.
$1,000 screa farming. grazing aud
timber land. ~ has been exli-
mated that about ten thousand
acres Of this tract IA available for
faripins; about ~ million feet Of
pine timber All over the tract Il
heavy growth OF erasn, Twins
water and a shipping sta,lon.
Right on the edge ~ the property
good wagon roads hsve been built
nc considerable expense aud eoVsr
the tract thoroughly IN All direc-
lions. AIno several good build
lingo. This would he Rn ideal
place for farming and stock rails
ing combined. Price per acre
es.00.
'-ss. coo acres in old Mexico. 90
miller from t. =. boundary and
port Of entry. Good manufacturing
town. good demand for lumber
prices being higher for this pro.
duct that IN any ether part Of
the country. This tract has beer
gone over thoroughly by thres
expert cruisers and they report
that two hundred ana nifty mil,
lion feet Of nfal class pine llm.
her can be cut from this praa,
erty II alss has tho advanlaa'
OF cheap labor and q said to y.
easy Of access. Price per acre
se.eo.
Our contracts for selling ,hssi
roBest'ss expire from time 70 time
IerefoTe are subject 70 prior aale
lthdreNai from market. Or caanG'
! price. a. any time. without notice
~ you have 400 or more 10 Leaf
! Real Essats a. per cent ASK nj
submit you seeuFItlts
LHsuNe REALTY q rxvnsrsEN,
COMPANY
second fiem ss<ca hanalss.
ibasnerqas New Mssss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Deputy Marshal Cole left this
mcrnins for Santa Fs ON officiai
business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

F*-f ""'1n"' w."
'But I don't wish TO eive the i'm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

seo1nd FlomI fl<cn hnIlaIss.
kibaaaeraas New Maass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

u do not believe there Is any
other medicine 40 good for whooplnz
cough as Chamberiaiu's Cough Rem
eay." writes Mrs. Francis Turpin
Junction city, Ore. This remedy a
also unsurpassed for colds and Group
Fcr sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
Big Paw IN Civil Service

The pay II good, the work consen-
lal, and promotion rapid in the u. g.
ciyll Service. n you are an AmeFi-
can man or woman over rs You are
eliElble for any government position
n you pass the Civil Service Exarni-
nation. To learn how you can quail
ny In your spare time. write for our
free civIl service booklet, N. Cliff
ton Hogshead. Representatives OF In
terRaiionai Correspondence Schools,
isoE ifs, Albuquerque, N. a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
MANS CONQUEST
or THE AIR
Interesting sideiights Thrown
On Newest Phases Of the
Wright Brothers and Their
Discoveries.

when Aviator Itodgers from the
Atlantic coast shook hands with Avi-
atoF Fowler from the Pacific coast.
down in Arizona a day or No aao. Il
was n greeting brought over many
hundred miles OF territory. s;ili, a
thlns 10 talnk OF IL that the eastern
man was IN the western mans own
country. rising superior 10 accidents.
one after another. and Fowler has cx-
orclsod the same pluck but with less
luck. The eastern man had almost
completed the task 10 which ne set
himself. and the western man had but
fairly begun. when word coinns that
Rodgers has completed the task he
ant himself and taken hia machine
from ocean to ocean. he will have ac-
compiishcd one of the greatest feats
in aviation up 10 this time. lie will
not set the fortune that Was offered
the man To- FIRST make thu flight. as
there had been time limit set upon
that. which expired almost month
aso About al he viii get out of Il
viii be the fame achieved In making
the first flying tour fron ocean to
ocean.
The wrlshts have proved In years
past that they are good advertisers.
Now they are reapiDE another PUB
llcity harvest. for every movement
down az Dare Devil or KIN Devll. or
whatever the name ~ that hill ~
chronicied rs quickly A. trained men
get 20 the wires. n they have dis
covered something new In rlotation.
something that VIII take part OF the
danger from. airshIp flights. they are
more than Welcome 90 all the public.
IT'S they can get In the newspapers and
magazines. There seems 20 be- SOME
thing they hsve found out, Just what
it IL they will probably let the world
know ~ soon a. they are ready.
Meanwhile every correspondent has
his guess.
Tho wrlnhts' secret.
While on route from Mateo. y. c.,
20 Norfolk. Orville Wright talked
freely 90 a reporter on tho subject OF
automatic control % aoroplanss he
sarding the new device which he and
his brother wilbur have perfected he
said;
The now automatic control II not
the same covered BY our French aud
English patents. The principle " far
more complicated, yet the construc-
tion II more simple.
The invention has not vet been
rsirpted and I cannot. 81 course, give
any details as TO what u IN like"
A. described NJ the time. Mr.. Wright
obtained patents for an automatic oal-
snclns device. In 1908. II consisted
OF the application OF compressed air
power. generated by n pump and held
in q reservoir. 10 the manipulation Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-24
AN OLD VETERAN
CROSSES RIVER
GENERAL cABELL, ORGANIZER
OF "oLD vETs,' PASSED AWAY
YESTERDAY.

Dallas, Tex. FEB, .23.--At the ad
vanced age of "a years, Gen. VIM
Lewis Cabell, soldier of high distinc
ton in tee Civil war and honorary
commander of the United Confederate
Veterans, died last night.
Gen Cabel was one of the prime
movers in organizing the Confederate
Veterans association, and since it's or
ganization has given all his time and
interest to that body.
The old warrior was born at Dan
vile, Va, in 1927. He graduated from
West Point in 1850, and at the begin
ming of the Civil war he resigned
from the United States army and or
ganized the quartermaster's depart
ment of the Confederate army.
Gen. CaJbell took part in many i'm
portant engagements, and was serious
ly wounded ON a number of occasions
He always remained on the field un
til taken off, however and no bravel
man fought on either side of the late
unpleasantness."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-24
Locate a Colony
In This Section
Prominent Party Of Kansas City Men
Are Looking Over the Situation
in Brunswick.

With view OF locating a large
number OF thrifty farmers somewhere
in this section party of prominent
business men of Kansas City are now
in Brunswick, and while they have
nothing to give out as to where the
colony will Ge located, still it is
known that they are very favorably
impressed with the conditions exist
ing around Brunswick.
Those in the party are ID. J. Flint
zar, Dr. r D. Miller, w. H. Ehlons
and Theo Alderman. Mr.. Flintzer
was in the city a few weeks ago and
closely investigated the conditions
around Brunswick. He not only visit
ed this section, but also went in sew
eral other nearby cities. But he was
50 favorably impressed with Glynn
county that he made the second visit
to the city. He later returned to
Kansas City and this time he is ac-
comparied by other capitalists who
are interested in his company. The
party viii Ne in the city for few
days and viii tlen leave for other
sections Of south Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-24
A DAY LETTER SERVICE.
Announcement Made BY General Man
auer of Western Union,

Announcement Made BY General Man
ager Of Western Union.
An announcement If \ day letter
service to correspond to the night
letter service and to be inaugurated
by the Western Union Telegraph Co
on March 1, has been made by Gen
eral Manager Belvidere Brooks, while
in Dallas on an inspection trip. 1t is
announced that the rates for the day
letter will be one and one-half times
toe night letter rate for so words.
Code words will not be accepted at
these rates.
General Manager Brooks, in his an
nouncement, said that as soon as the
consent of the Canadian authorities
can be secured the service will prob
ably be extended to tie great north
western ard the Western Union Of
fees in Canada
Messages for transmission as day
letters will he accepted at any hour
for delivery upon receipt at destina-
tion,' says Mr. Brooks. but they will
be secondary to regular transmission
and delivery. Day messages may be
filed by telephone"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-24
BITTER FEELING IS AROUSED BY
THE FIGHT ON SENATOR L0R|MER
ALEX SHEPPARD DIED
IN SAVANNAH YESTERDAY

Passed Away at Oglethorpe Santa
riun1, Where He Wen. for Treatment.
Alex Sheppard of this city, passed
away yesterday morning in the Ogle-
tnorpe sanitarium in Savannah, where
he has been for the past several
weeks. Mr. Sheppard was sufferer
from Bright's disease, and went to
Savannah for treatment, but the dis
ease had gained too good a hold on
him and finally proved fatal.
The deceased had been a resident
of Brunswick for many years and
had an unusually large circle of
friends here who will regret to learn
of his death.
His remains will be forwarded to
the city from Savannah today and the
funeral will occur this morning. The
interment will be in Palmetto GENE
terry.