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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
ri WONT WORN,

tvprcscn,a,itc Taylor of Colorado
has introduced biz 10 make every
postmaster "a subscription agent OF
the Congressional Record. IL price
o. to b" 81 year. ana the public
printer Is 90 begin 90 nll orders whor
one million subscriptions are listed.
The Evening Herald regrets To- Say
thst the pubic printer win never Ia
TINS world begin a. nll orders tor
copies Of thr Congressional RECORD
under the terms of the Tas Ion bill,
Either CONGRESSMAN Taylor h an.
acquainted win the newspaper busi-
ness or els. he does not know the
limitations of his fsVoriic daii>. lie
fOrssts that IL has no cariounist on
its staff ma sporting page. no society
news. and. worst of all no particular
candidas. Tor iei. No paper weight
ID down With go many Deficiencies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
4 = ~ VI RIGHT.

Win hoir uns,r on the nation b
pui., the unancirt. of our country
uk, Ga, family physician. know when
thor patient ,s ack or veil. aud tn,
bids fur thc ucN Panama bonds open
I'd saturday are excellent assurance
that shr United states is - pretty
healthy child
With tho numerous INVESTIGATIONS
ol tins and that governmental de-
partmont at one and another public
official needless fcni that the country
was suffering serious Ills was more
or less created Iut u b. apparent
that. like the needless fears that often
excite an anxious morhor. It was only
"a slight fcyor The diagnosis has
been made and Win bids Tor III, Pan
anna bonds averaging 1913 ,hc child
IL assured tu be Ia an exceptionally
healthy condition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
WE Ni,E INTERESTED.

Nor, than usual interest alta, hos
To the sessions of the society tor the
Prevention and cue oi Tuhcrculusis
IN Denver There ~ no one problem
eft more porpleNing intricary IN Ne"
Mexico today than the ear, al the
great number of afflicted people w'o
are being sent ,o the health givins
climate Of tn. southwest
Disease can not be cured on climate
alone, those afflicted With tu'cree-
los.n must have proper food under all
circumstances and care la accordance
with their condition Despite this
fact. IN" doctors OF tn. north and
east are daily sending many people
to New Mexico who have scarcely
enough money to bring them here
and nothing TO provide thcm with
proper subsistence after they arrive
here. such IA CONDITION is facing every
community. town aud city IN ~,
southwest today.
tn. charitable institutions a.c
crowded To capacity with these
charges aud the people have then
purses taxed To the limit IN seeking
to alleviate this condition.
There IL no aJequat. remedy tor
this state oi things except an organ
ig.d plan Of cooperation between the
h.. n 4 =
and the people who Try To care for
them Hundreds oi them die annu-
ally for want OF adequate food and
care. otherwise they would recover
and b. abie 10 care tor themselves.
Thus far. IN tn, reports of the pro-
c.cdings of tn. society now meeting
ia Denver. this grcat phase of the
case has apparently been overlooked.
/, IN useless To prescribe methods tor
curing ana preventing this dis,as.
Without similar plan oi action for
providing means tor thos. afflicted to
battle with ia. plague.
There n no communty ia New
Mexico whrr. these chau,I cases do
not abound and Their, are some 81
lent tragedies ~ this disease being
enacted every day In the southwest
that could be- prevented by thc prop
cr methods for dealing with those
who must look e. charity Tor their
care.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
WHERE n WILL END.

The fuss stirred up In the United
states senate Yesterday evening over
the Gore resolution on the wool tariff
IT. a sample of what Is likely 10 con-
time over different measures from
umc 10 time. The senate iS appears,
g. not united on any legislative pro-
gram. There arc progrcssivcS who
viii work with the Democrats on
some measures and progrcsSiyes who
will oppose tn. Democrats on some
others. The indications ara that tn"
compilsh b 10 prevent TN. passage of
an, kind OF legislation The so-called
stand.pat senators have shown dis
position 10 await III" report OF the
tariff commission before taking any
action on tariif revision. some pro-
ZrcsfiNc~ have expressed similar opin-
ions white others have individual
Ideas as 60 what part OF IN. tariff
SHOULD ur should not bc revised at
this time. Tho Democratic senator's
nave Gkea.sc divided upon the guess
Uuu oIt 10 IS reasonahl, to slspcc,
H.t the, Niu favor or OPPOSE most
anything tina, Is likcly 10 stir up
tr"uol, ln the Republican ranks
The chances ar. that IL ,aos, mat.
tiers cont.nu. 10 be- thrown into the
senatorial arena. a sort of tr,,.tu
al rumpus viii occur and there viii
not be- mach of anything done, with
ieoiwocity. tariff revision OF anything
else The present situation n an in
'orcstlug on, from the fact that its
chief feature appears 10 be IN the Ell
forts ~ certain individuals 10 make
campaign material cor 1912.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

T. r. Kelly of Ga. Toronto tkanD
Rcpubl can has been lingering aud
here is the result During the past
twelve months we have been runnins,
IRE. of charge. the matter headed
At the Churches An intination
that wo ought do printing free for
churches caused Us to count up the
printing that has been done free dur-
INK the past ~ weeks We were sur
pris,d to iind II totai"d iiio lines ---
over ten columns of solid matter The
business college would have paid ny
fiy, cents per line Tor that space, 80
sac |, costs vs. something each week
to set the typ. and throw It out and
to- make It NJ w tn" forms aud "a
print I, and Ia pay pos,ag" From
our point of view ~, rcall, think So
per year IL our share. good measure
an contribution To- the churches OF
the town
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
DraInc.- Cannot BE Cured

by local applications, ns they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car
There h. only one way To- cure deaf
ness. aud that is boy constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
nflamcd condition of the mucous I'm
ing of the Eustarhian tube. Whom
this tube is iutlaW'd you h ave a
rumblug sound co., imperfect hearing
and when II D. entirely closed deaf
ness is Tho result and uui"ss the In
flanmation can p, ttkDn oui aud this
tube restored To- Dos normal condition.
hearing viii br destroyed forever,
nine cases out OF ton are caused by
catarrh which Is nothing bat an IN
flamcd condition OF the mucuous sur
faces.
W. viii give on, Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness 1caUscd hy
ca:srrh that cannot hc cured by
fIall's Catarrh cure send for circu-
lars. free.
+. j. CHENEY n co, Toicdo. -.
Sold by an druggists zoe.
Take HATS Family Pms FOR constl-
patton,
\ healthy man Is q King in his own
right: an unhealthy nan is an unhap'
ny slave Burdoch Blood Hiltcrs
builds up sound hcalih-kocps YOU
well
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

CLOSING EXERCISES AT
SAN FELIPE school.
Spic,,iid Ad,lrr~- h, lion. L'>u- ".
~s,m'iWS. ~upcriutc inicnt al Va
icncia Count, s,'ins,is.

Tn, closing exercises oi the san
Felipe de Ser schoul IN old Town.
were held IN the Casino. Traction
park. b, ginning a; 2 o'clock this az
tornuon The Casino was crowded
with relatives and friends of the pu-
pills \ splendid program Was rcn-
dcrcl by thu pupils. CLOSING rith an
plslc address bl Hon. jesus VI san
chez. sup, rintond"ut of Valencia
count yschpols IN, program tol-
lows
"Oid GiorN .......... .... CHORUS
piano NJ springer
Address --- English - Flora springer
directing Spanish Foucitas Sab"dra
hook" Song . our Little ones
piano NJ SPRINGER
"Thc chickens Mistake" ........
.............. Carolina GREGG
what Would You TAX. for NJ
Papa ........... f. T.. Boug.r
Plano. NJ, springer,
Song and Tactics .....,....., Boys
ca "Tenting on the old Camp
Ground ..., ..,.....tt-
coz Just Brfor, the Battle Mother
...........c Captain Atancio Griogp
Piano. u, Murphy
Two Little Blue shoes ..,.....,
Inconsistencies. Irene Scdillo
plano. NJ Springer
III Geo" Richard MARITIME ana
marie sanchez.
He stands Alone. Henry Springer
Twchr children IN Ny cave. ....
............. ......, Lola Duran
Arch,r Girls song and Drlll ...,
...... .......... sixteen Girls
Piano, + Murphy
| Captain NJ springer
'El Ration 81 Cato ..... .......
! ........ ........ Mariana Duran
hearts Joy" PiGno ...........
| ..... ......... Margarta Iamord
| 'our Uncle sammy song Boys
Piano, N springer
Fla Nanidud a. la Casas l,l
| Mundu' ,..... Joscnna Gonzales
| 'Mdnsan'liu Plano - Springer
| Twinkle, TWink,r iittle star
| Song ........... ThirtN-tWo Girls
Piano Il Springer
l'The Missionary Man .......
/ .....-.. +-...... kus, Garcia
lChorus ....... Plano NJ Springer
Award OF Diplomas and Medals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

a m. arrivins IN u! Paso at 70 0.
ma The train south out 81 ~ Faf'
leaves this city AZ 1919 a m, ARM
INK al chihuahua at .;lo ~ m
All OF the merged AMI OPERATED
tines under the direction ot ~" va
tional railways are nov open WIN
tn, exception of that Part "t ln'
Cu.rnavaCa branch below Igual' a"o
the old roahuila ana Pacific rul'
roads from Torr.on IT, Salute I''s'
lines viii he opened before IN" enc
Of the present week and III" Nnilnnh
railways win then he operating th'
same as In October before IN pp'n
ing Of IA. revolution,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

WASHINGTON june 81. Acting CEN
sos Director Falkuor issued to-day the
t'fat official statement from 60. en-
ssu bureau r"latiV, t. th, statistic 81
Irrigation ia tho Territory of Sow
M,Vi,o.
10 is based ON Il preliminary CON.
parHii.' summary submitted H.. Ir
Grand Powers. chioi stutsutitu of
III, division of agticuIlur, 10 IN. Du-
rcau of the census. under Whusr SUI
porsiston Il was prepared by % -.
Tccio. special agent ~ charg, oi IL
rieatiou This summary shows f,r
both 1903 aud 1893 thu number 90
fnfns irrigated. the acreage irr gated.
the acreage which existing cntcrrll t'-
are capanl, OF supplying. aud me
acrcag' Included in existing projects.
the numbpr at independent cut.r-
rriscs IN, length oi main ditchcs. tie
totol cost Of irrigation system. ia,
aNcragr cost yer acr. irrigated. aul
the average annual cost of maiuf,n-
hnce anu operation. II shows. alsp
Tor the year 1903. length at bdrrul
bitches. number of reservoirs. clnda.
ny of reservoirs. number oi fuWin-;
wells. nuubcs Of Wcils pumped fog
irriga lion. number OF pumping plants
'ngsn. capacity of pumping plant,
ana acrcag. irrigated with punps Il
water The aCrcug, irrigated D. rla'
sified 10y Tn. TYP" at cnterpr So sup
plying water and by the source OF
water suppl
The act of congress ol February -.
lvin
CATION Is u.lug taken. provides for
collecting full Information concerning
the location. character aud cost oi
irrigation Enterprises under national
stat" or private control; the acrcng.
%: land irrigated the prices at which,
land with water rights can 10" obtain
ed ana ia" quantity of water used
for irrigation
II should Zoe noted that the fgiir.s
are subject tp revision. after NOR,
! complete tabulaunu. but u is uu, "X-
pcrtcd that there viii be- any matorla
dificatiun of tn, totals ur percent.
ages reported
The total number uf farms irrigat
I'd IA 1903 was ll.3H,. against ,.NS|
| Ia 1899. an incrtas, az 3.5li. or a..
| i''f ~. y iA'AfNA wv Nbt'' N'lAFN AN'
number ni farms ~ the territory IN
| creased lSt.G per cent Tn, per cen
of tin number uf farms irrigated IL
1919 was 32.d, while ~ 1898 1t wa
90 /. showing that the number uf dr.
farms has increased much more ran
idly than the number of lrrignt.,
| farms
Tho total acreage irrigated IN lso
| was i5H, 1T acres. against 2O3. -
lacrcs IA lNnH, an increase OF @5j. -
acres. or lsi.e per cent During tn
same period Tn" improved land b
! farms Increased 3ii5 per cent. indi
eating again th, more rapid "Xtcn
sion uf dry farming ia 1909 the pc
cent uf improved hand irrigated VA
It, white ia 1899 u was ga
The total acreage which all enter
| priscs wrr, capable &C supplying Wit
! water IN 1909 was 60. $40 acres. a.
l,Ncoss ut lN6.tl6 acres over the are
irrigated IN nor showing a cpnsid
cradle area available ter cNt"nsi"
without Oh, construction of M"
works Thr acreage reported und,
duch m tN'H was GtG,5Ni acf"
which vas lisa acres more than th
area Witch all enterprises were caps
BILE or SUPPLYING ia 1910. These item
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

can succeed instead of million
th, Hccord would do "cll
to get single thousand SOC o. 'f"a"
countf5 We're poStmastcr hopkins
to start uut ou hot mutuius .u 20
canvas. ior subscriptions h, would
not know where to look Tor u.II'
than uu, o. tw" va this cats, Nr
Tn,lut.a estimate i~ over .optiui.ti.
~ must first rourgauizc the Record
before nc un procure subs,rib,r-
What "a, Record needs " u liSc ,d.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
PULLMAN SERVICE
COMMENCED AGAIN

El pnso Texas. June 20 Through
Pullman s.rVic, has been resumed on
the old Central railroad between
Mcxira and ~ Paso. AN trains are
running between Mexico ana ohihua
hua on tho regular schedule, BAT the
daylight service between chihuahu
ana ~ raso VIII De rc,uined ioi s"'-
.ral days.
A, present che passenger from Mv>-
leo arrives IN Chihuahua AZ ilil'
u. m AMI stops over th.r. until 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
WAS THE
| LONGEST DAY IN
THE YEAR
Days Begin to Shorten Today
Sur Will Retire Behind the
Sandhills About 1926 This
Evening.

The longest day of ,hc sos days in
the year. WAS recorded ~trrdaN Nc
cordiug to the aimauacS, old Sol arose
at S.Ji Yesterday morning. seeking
cover under darkness at i.-H. Ihe
sun viii 80 below ~ approximately
20 this evening and rcurc earlier
each evening until thu u'N yeincl
.duinoN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

General Pryc- is now charged with
murder aud arson. Eyid.ntly the job
of conducting - campaign ~ Lower
California H. u triflc different from
what IL H. IN chihuahua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

For live cents We WI mali copy
OF The Herald Souvenir Post Card
Edition 70 any pact OF the United
States or island possessions. Five
cents includes paper, wrapper and
postage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

Another bathroom suicide has taken
ulae.. this tim. ia Colorado. II APP
pears that bathroom ~ almost ~
deadly az q concealed weapon ct an
LAKE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

schedule between this "'lN aud 'hi-
huahua will Dee maintains ic2uigrlN
hereafter Trains from Judrc1 to
chihuahua wore resumed IN tn -
of IN, month While the trains are
runn,ng over improNiscd bridges now
il il th, intention oi thc niiroAd
compNn, to begin work immedi1i"l'
toward making permanent repairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
pAsllNi. GIFTS CONNECTION
WITH SNIIIl' AuCN NsN Nh

Parral chihuahua, June III w
hushua Is again accessible from ~
point bS railroad. The first rt'' ~
over a month arrivin, MONDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

There we're more peers ~ London
TO-DAY than harvest hands IN the Kan
sas wheat fields Royalty ~ not "N-
tinct by ans means
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

suffered day and night the torment
OF itching piles No,hng helped me-
until used Doan's Ointment II cured
me permanently alien john II. Gar.
|ieit. Mayor, Girard. Ala
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22

For five cents ~e viii mail a copy
OF The Herald Souvenir Post Card
Edition 10 any part Of the United
States or island possessions. Five
cents includes psper. wrapper and
postage,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-22
Belfl,X!;Sy:1.
|7',,s:s57::sVO1CQ

Every woman & heart responds To
the charm and sweetness 81 a baby's
voice. because nature intended her Tor
motherhood. But even the loving
nature If u mothcf shfinls from the
ordeal because such time is regard
cd as period of suffering aud danger.
Women who use Mothers Friend are
saved much dscomiof, and suffering,
and their systems, being thoroughly
prepared by this great remedy, are
in healthy condition To meet the
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend IL
recommended only for the relief ard
comfort " cxpcctant mothers II Is IN
no sense a remedy for various ills,
but It's many years Of success. and
the thousands Of endorsements re-
ceivcd from women who have used ii
are a guarantee Of the benefit To- be
derived from its use. This remedy
does not accomplish wonders but SIM
ply assists nature tn perfect its work.
Mothers Friend allays nausea, pre-
' t i Breasts: sss'" . nd q Mothers
contributes to c.ckp10nn
strong, healthy ~ AO.s
Motherhood Mothers Friend IS sold
a, dug Stoves Write for our free
book for cxpcctant mothers.
bRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. At'ssis, O.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-19
10 90 ouoooooooo 0
The nEw LIoUos DECISION.

Astonishing alike Judges. prohibi
tionists and lawyers. the United states
circuit court 81 appeals At st. Louis
has announced that eastern Oklahoma
ls Indian country and that the laWs
Of the United States prohibiting the
transportation Of liquor into such ter
ritory are effective here. says the
Times-DemOcrat
The more that decision Is studisd the
more sweeping becomes its meaning
Judge Ralph r Campbell has an Off
cla copy 81 the decision He AZ we'll
as at of The attorneys Who have read
The decision closely. are astonisbed at
rs import Il means that added 70 the
state prohibition law, which Il declar-
~ BY experts 70 BE- the most ironcIad
ever adopted by commonwealth. Is
10 be supplemented b. the most dFas-
tic prohibition law the federal govern
menl has ever conceived Il not only
brings us back to tie days Of Bud Led
better and red ink. but goes farther
suI and makes Il a felony for any
transportation company to introduce.
sshIpj liquor Into tbe prohibited terri
tory
Introducing That word had at
most dropped from our vocabulary n
this sense. Time was when half of
the cases on the criminal docket Of In.
dian Territory we're docketed as "in-
Producing. II meant that someone
was accused OF bringing liquor into
the InGian Territory II might have
been half a pint or car load The
penalty was tho same Bnt IA those
days express companies ard railroads
we're not restrained from shipping the
liquor The man who sold It and the
man who bought It took bis chance on
ever getting It past the argus eyed
deputy marshals, but It was no con
eern Of the railroads or express com.
panies
Students Of prohibition had several
times suggested that the enabling act
Of itself continued Indian Territory as
Indian country, but no lawyer or Judge
had ever had the hardihood to raise
such q question Ia a court, until the
Fort Smith case was decided Il would
appear 10 mean that there Is to be
real prohibition The old Indian coun.
try liquor law made It a crime for a
person to introduce liquor, and pos
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-19

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-19
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o ~ x. Garland.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-19

n prohibition ls 70 prevail in east
ern Oklahoma there will be employ
ment for several hundred deputy mar
shals and a large appropriation asked.
It is not very plain whether We are
going backward or forward
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-19

yinita mehehants are displaying
some very pretty show windows. even
metropolitan IN appearance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-28
SAM HOWE AND "LOVEMAKERS"
MAKE NO HIT AT WALDMANN,S

Sam Howe and his company of Love-
makers" are at Waldmann's Theatre
for a weeks engagement. With two
straight acts of music and burlesque,
the entire company has ample time to
show their worth. 1t is a show lacking
mirth-producing effects. and the few
laughs that are heard here and there
through the audience seem as
though they were forced. Sam Howe
was a comedian at one time, but he has
sadly gone back. At times he forgets
the part he Is portraying in his en-
Fdeavor to act as stage manager. 1t Is
clearly a case of one man trying to do
too much.
AS for the chorus, there are about two
who might be termed sprightly. but the
rest act like deadwood. The action,
but for the pony ballet, would be
heavy. During the show the Four Har-
monists, singers Of 10 mean ability,
are repeatedly encored for the good
work in rendering the latest songs in a
most admirable amer. Put Your
Arms Around Me, Honey" sung by
Miss Libby Blondell, is also worthy Of
the applause.
The two. acts of the show take the
audience to Mombassa. a province Of
East Africa. Here are shown the ex-
PLOTS Of two impostors, who taxi adj
vantage of every opportunity to better
their circumstances. Their advances to
the jungle proper is the cause for the
second act, and some good scenery is
shown. Many songs are introduced,
which give the chorus a chance to romp
on the stage.