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The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01

Brimiey, Mich. h.-As illustrative Of
the earning capacity Of an average
farm devoted to general farming in the
upper peninsula, some data supplied by
James Thompson Of this village is
most interesting. Mr.. Thompson has
under cultivation 95 acres on his farm
of 120 acres. On this farm last year
he produced 750 bushels of peas, 1900
bushels Of oats, 400 bushels of pota-
toes, 800 bushels of turnips, SO bushels
of barley and Is tons Of hay. For
these crops he received o total of S.
100. The farm also produced livestock
to the value of 81, 04l.50. making to-
tai from both sources Of s., 17l.50. The
expense account against this. including
Thompson and his team, amounted to
an even 81 900. leaving profit for the
years operations of $2,17l.50, or an
average per acre from general farming
Of $3.50. Similar lands can be pur-
chased in any portion of the peninsula
for from SO to SIS per acre.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01
Basket BAN Game Tonight.

The Houghton Light Infantry five
will meet the L'Anse City team at
L,Anse Opera House tonight and the
game bids fair to be speedy one. The
Houghton boys have taken all their op-
ponents into camp by good scores and
are now trying to break into higher
class of teams. The L,Anse boys viii
endeavor to show their visitors lively
time in their attempt. Game called at
8:20.
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NEITHER rARDY NOR ABSENT.

Pupils neither tardy nor absent from
the Arvon Township schools during the
school month Of March:
DISTRICT No. 1.
Pavo Fslk, Henning Peterson, Fred
Gust, Mabel Loosemore, Russell Loose
more, Esther Peterson, Emma Nelson,
Arthur Gilman.
DISTRICT No. 2.
Olive Rehn.
DIsTRICT No. 8.
Albin Olson. Walter Gilman, May
McComb. Ethel Gilman, Elsie Olson.
Agnes Olson, Myrtle McComb.
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Twelve Million Dol
lar Mortgage Filed.
Lake Superior Southern Railway Piles
Papers with Bara6a County
Register Of Deeds.

The Lake Superior Southern Rail-
way, corporation of Michigan and
Wisconsin, this week placed with Reg
lister of Deeds Voetsch, for record, .
twelve million dollar mortgage. with
the Chicago Title & Trust Company Of
Chicago, as trustee, on the right-of-
way Of the old Iron Range and Huron
Bay railroad, which was built num-
ber Of years ago from Huron Bay, and
approximately fourteen thousand acres
Of land in Baraga and Marquette coun-
ties, the greater part of the land being
well timbered.
Bonds have been issued by the com
pany with this mortgage as security
and it is expected that the money de-
rived therefrom will be used to build q
railroad from Huron Bay southerly
through Baraga. Marquette and Iron
counties, via Lake Michigamme to the
state line, thence south through the
counties of Florence, Forest, Mari
nette, Oconto. Shawano, Ontaycmil,
Brown, Winnebage, Waupac, Green
Lake, Fond du Lac, Dodge, Columbia
and Dane, to the city of Madison and
to such other counties and cities in the
state Of Wisconsin as the board Of di-
rectors may elect.
The stockholders of this corporation,
at . meeting held November 26, 1910,
authorized the directors to issue the
mortgage and the directors, in session
December 10, 1910, at the Office of the
company in the city of Oshkosh, ratified
unanimously the action Of the stock
holders. The bonds will run for thirty
years at FIVE per cent. interest from
January 1, 1911.
The proposed route of the railroad
will strike one Of the best belts Of
hardwood timber in this section, and
will also tap rich iron district which
has never been thoroughly developed.
The harbor at Huron Bay is one Of the
best ON Lake Superior and will make
an excellent shipping point.
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Peterson, Willie Sands. Vera Carlson,
Bernice Levitan, Jean Campbell, Anna
Stack, Della Trudesu, Arthur Cote,
Donald Sanregret.
Per cent Of attendance, 1922.
HIGH SCHOOL ROOM.
Ruth Steinbach, Ruth Jackson, Err
nest Cote. Ralph Sengebusch, Marie
McKindles, Adeline Paquette. Richard
johnson. Alice Gamache, Joseph Tru-
deau. Antoine Cote, Mary Budrsau,
Charlotte Levitan, Rose Levitan, Ada
johnson.
Per cent of attendance. So.
PEQUAMING.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Siiri Koppana, Esther Lofquist, Mat
ii Haanpaa, Oscar Petersen, Harold
Petersen, Melvina Forsyth, Thomas
Sawyer.
Per cent of attendance, SO.
Sixth GRADE.
Lempi Anderson, Loranna Miron,
Russell Miron, Constantine Da'Aust.
Per cent of attendance, 98.8
FIFTH GRADE.
Walter Saari, Arthur Sawyer, Ralph
Koppana, William Hedman, Bert Hill.
Per cent Of attendance, 88.8.
2ND. 3RD AND 4TH GRADES.
Donald Almli. Lily Westberg, Archie
Legare, Lillian Bergen, Arthur Des-
chaine, Amanda Anderson, Toiva Hol-
SO, Jerrie Lepage, Victoria Miron, Nels
Nelson, Theadore Saari, Cleo Sawyer,
Anna Westberg, Ene- Hill, Lille Le-
page, Toiva Immonen, Emil Haanpa,
Lori Holso, James Gail, Florence An
derson.
Per cent Of attendance, 81.
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sKANH NOTES.

]. Robert Lindahl drove to L'Anse
Thursday.
Leander Londberg left for Houghton
Wednesday.
Albert Newman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in L'Anse.
Nels Rylander was q guest of his
brother, Martin, at Barsga, this week.
Charles johnson and son, Jalmer.
spent several DAYS this week in L'Anse.
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank johnson.
Alfred Nelson and son, Ernest, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Barags
and L'Anse.
Carl Holmstrom was q L'Anse visit.
or Thursday.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the Elect
ors Of the Township of L'Anse, County
Of Baraga, State of Michigan
That the next Annual Township Elec-
ton will be held on
MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL,
A. d. 1911,
ut which Election the following officers
are to be elected, viz:
One Supervisor, one Township Clerk,
one Township Treasurer, one Highway
Commissioner, one Justice of the Peace
(full term), one Member Board Of Re-
view, one 0verseer of Highways, each
for District No. /, 2. 8 and 4, four Con-
stables, one Poundmaster. e.
STATE.
Two Justices Of the Supreme Court,
two Regents Of the University of Mich
igan, Supt. of Public instruction, Mem
Der Of the State Board of Education,
twa Members of the State Board Of
Agriculture for the term Of two years.
two Members of the State Board of
Agriculture for the term Of four years,
two Members of the State Board of
Agriculture for the term of six years,
one Circuit Judge, one County School
Commissioner, one County Road Com
missioner for full term.
The places Of holding said election
win be as follows: Precinct No. l,
Town Hall, L'Anse, Precinct No. 2,
Town Hall, Pequaming, within said
township, and the polls of said election
will be opened at 2 o'clock in the fore
noon or as soon thereafter as may be
and will remain open until s o'clock m
the afternoon of said day of election,
unless the Board of Election inspectors
Of said township shall in their discre-
ton adjourn the polls at II O'Clock
noon for one hour.
BY order of the Township Board of
Election Inspectors.
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. d.
f1sl1.
HARRIS G. SMITH.
Clerk of said Township
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Now is the proper time to have your
summer rigs repaired and painted and
avoid the spring rush. If you need .
dandy handmade blackboard, we have
them in stock. Better come and see
them.
2-25-tf. 0. SICOTTE. L'Anse.
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Advertised Letters.

Pansy Spotten, Mr.. Sitford, Cano-
dienis FrancoiseAlp. Camp.
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter Office April 30, 1911, il not de-
livered before. In calling for the
above. please say Advertised. /" Civ
ing date Of list.
NARY B. voErscH, P. M.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01

Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound is
. safe and effective medicine for chill
drsn - Il does not contain opiatss or
harmful drugs. TIE genuine Foley's
Honey snd Tar Compound \ in . yel-
low package. Remedy for sale By
Matt Hansen, L'Anss.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01

For seed or use. Lincoln Big Rose
and Sir Walter Raleigh. For sire. ex-
eellence Of shape, quality and quantity
Of yield there are none better than
these ssrts. Parties desiring choics
new ssed-here \ something prime.
CHAs. PRICE, Baraga.
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Wanted.

wish to buy Black Ash timber, for
which offer the highest market price.
\. VIZ. CRAIG,
3-4-1lt Luce, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01

Foley Kidney Pills contain in concen-
trated form ingredients Of established
therapeutic vaIue for the relief and
cure Of ~ kidney and bladder allmsnts.
Foley Kidnoy PiLh ere antiseptic, tonic
and routoenfive. Refuas subgtitutea.
Remsdy for sale By Matt Hansen,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01

Twenty work horses for sale BY ths
Bara9a Lumber Company. Baraga. y
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01
For sale.

Seed potatoes. Rural New York No.
2. Good keepers and yielders. In
quire of LOUIS COLUMBUS.
3-25-4t. L'Anse. Mich.
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For Whom VIII
You Vote!
Following Names Grace the Township
Ballot This Year.

fund amendment ballot and the state,
county and judicial ballot.
The following names will appear on
the official ballot this year:
L'ANSE TOWNSHIP.
PEOPLES TICKET.
Supervisor John o. Maxey.
Clerk Harris G. Smith.
Treasurer George A. Trudeau.
Highway Commissioner = Edward
Seavoy.
Justice Of the Peace John Campbell.
Overseer, District l. William Owen.
Overseer, District Dan Denomme.
Overseer, District 3-Gust Kontio.
Overseer, District 4-Charles Boards
ley.
Member Board Of Review Charles
Rambaud.
Constables-Adolph Tollefson, Al
phonse Moreau, Thure Nelson, Jacob
Kuusesto, Jr.
ARvON TOWNSHIP.
PEoPLEs' TICKET.
Supervisor w. Been.
Clerk Carl Peterson.
Treasurer-Peter G. Westrom.
Highway Com. Peter Peterson.
Justice, full term Andrew Newman.
Justice, 2 years August Paulson.
Board of Review August Paulson.
Overseer, District No. August
Holmstrom.
Overseer, District No. 2-Alfred Pet
erson.
Constables Andrew Erickson, Chas.
Fredrickson, Charles Hartvigh, John
A. Brodth.
COvINGTON TOWNSHIP.
REFORM TICKET.
Supervisor E. Erickson.
Clerk Midos Roberts. csS
Treasurer-Joseph Mettunen.
Highway Com. ELIAS Nojola.
Member Board Review-R. C. Kotila.
Justice of Peace-Gust A. Gustafson.
Overseer Highways-Matt Friberg.
Constables Joseph Trombley, JOS
eph Forthier, Deloris Fussie, Christ
Waller.
Poundmaster- -Deloris Fussie.
CITIZENS TICKET.
Supervisor J. Howes.
Clerk Eddie Foy.
Highway Commissioner er-Gust Hill.
Justice of Peace-John Bazinett.
Overseer Highways-Alex Leppola.
Constables Joseph Truckey, Rich
ard Roberts, Victor Fryberg, Joseph
kittunen.
Poundmaster-Frank Fisher.
SPURR TOWNSHIP.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Supervisor Gilbert Olsen.
Clerk-Fred Treado.
Treasurer-George Mcdonald.
Highway Com. -Armose Labin.
Overseer of Highways-Oscar Hyry.
Justice of Peace Christ Oison.
Member Board of Review. 2 years
Eric Konola.
Constables-Ole Olson, Chas. Labin.
Supervisor-S. T. McKercher.
Clerk-William Williams.
Treasurer Victor Wiljanen.
Highway Com. Joseph Beauprey.
Overseer Highways Oswald Golden.
Member Board of Review, 2 years
LIARS Laokanen.
Member Board of Review, l year
Oliver Bruno. Jr.
Constables- Oliver Bruno, Sr., John
Fremethick. William Herring, Frank
Waller.
BARAGA TOWNSHIP.
CITIZENS UNION TICKET.
At caucus held in Baraga Town
Hall Tuesday evening, the following
ticket was nominated:
Supervisor T. Kenefck.
Clerk James McMahon, Jr.
Treasurer Albert e. Funke.
Highway Commiss ioner- Adore
Dompier.i
Justice Of Peace, full term Charles
Cameron, Sr.
Justice Of Peace, to fiji vseaney--
George Deffoe.
Member Board of Review Herman
]. Falk.
Overseer, District I'D. Lawler.
Overseer, District 2-John Terrhorst.
Overseer, District S-Leo Amesse.
Overseer, District I'm. A. Gauthier.
Overseer, District 6-John Kunick.
Overseer, District 6-John Engman.
Constables Peter Mayo. Fred CIish,
A. B. Cosgrove and Henry Girard.
Poundmastel Andrew johnson.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01
OF Township OF LAnse For Year Ending
March II, 1911.

April 4, 1910
April z
April II
May q
June %
Oct. 1
Oct. q
Nov. 22
Dec. %
Jan. 20, 1911
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01
April z, 1910

April :, 1910
May 2l
June q
Oct
Nov. 2
Jan. 20. 1911
Jan. IL
Feb. 2
May 10
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RECEIPTS.

STATE STATE OF MICHIGAN Sc.
hereby certify that have Financial Report
Of Township Of LAnse for the ending March st A.
Harris G. Snrn,
Approvedi Township Clerk.
J. o. MAxBY,
Supssysor.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1911-04-01

Peterson, Willie Sands, Vera Carlson,
Bernice Levitan, Jean Campbell, Anna
Stack, Della Trudeau, Arthur Cote,
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WUNI NDt Ni,t WORTH.

% .rus oda to speak oi tl' come
mcre.u ,aIlr of l,.u 1u, pInod nut
% Isa ia,t um uc.. u.s. .u.u Do thing
ss markc, puuuou, 90, human po,ue..
Andrew Carnegie. loo e r,ecuu, puo-
Iahco letter reminds u- uai u the
da,. ab,u men v'rc bought aud -"id
nretcas, slave oos worm $500
IS, adds that o,ic.bodiod mmi-
grants from northern Europe are
worth mon. than mat todo, ana that
ho .ouuus could well afford 90 pay
~ bonus To- get them
Il euriousi, happens that The same
dgurc si.aon is tho amount nNcd bY
the national labor bureau ae the value
81 each adult citizen So the community
ia which he lives.
IN, value 81 the human bcins is
most cioarl, seen iu connection with
the Increase of real estate values For
example" if " trac, of vacant ground ~
worth certain figure a. mere agri-
cultural land. il win be worth very
much norr q IL becomes IA" home of.
SAY. 100 men and women ~ their
prrscncc they VIII create an mere
mcut of &l.5oo per person or total
of ,lSo.ooo
To put II IN another way. SUPPOSE
the best corner lot in Alhuducrqu. Is
200 ana that everybody should move
ou; uf town tonight. never Ia return,
what would II De worth then Noth-
ing, The value ~ IN the prcscnc" of
IN" people aud the prosperity they
crent"
Every mar IL worth $500. even Il
nv hasn't a cen, 10 his name so ~
every woman.
TN" problem IL 10 make b, availahl'
fnr your own use.
IN" NAY 10 do Il h. a. own land.
IN" citizenship asset" goes int" the
soil. and II YOU own rho soil the asset
h. placed to your credit
The commercial value ot human
beings inevitably belongs to the own.
Vrs of the earth to those who own
utilities. the factories, the MACHINERY.
Aud the bie Job Of furifr states
mnnship Wili be- 10 make II more ana
s,lf aud get IN" full benefit OF his
own ability. industry ana thrift
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ENADI>t. TiIE BLAME.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

pany 81 49, ooo par value Honds ~ a
price has resulted ir Joss "l s"''""''
300
Soon he riuh avenue uansioh mad
.o 20 With It wont h "i gallery
~ The price ol Slin'u". barely
enough 80 cover noriusc. aud tax
lions Many of IN, Brmos. however.
had been disposed j' a' oih"r sales.
,u lhat figure do. no 'p'"sent all
OF he proceeds from 700 nain'ings
Charles 7 York;. 49,. lorn IN Phil.
1dplphIa. Pa. on inn, e.. ~, He
died Docembor gN Ie0 Ills family
we're Quakers IN n. Ncikes was
e Welsh settler vino we'd IN this
country prior to the .lhisnmcnl OF
hc Pennsyivania Quakpis With whom
hc aud his descondani- coai"scrd
The name Yerkos b. Hronounccd in
Two svllables Win 'h, cent on tn
INST Young yciles Na- sent To he
Quaker school ana tf wards 20 10,
central high school tuI loit this
t'hooi I" accept rIDl ship ~ he
'luur aud grain o1mu' Ion ana lor-
Wardins house OF lan' Pcroi
brother. ~ u salaN oi uotning a
week This may sound abrupt hut
o. u matter a. fac Iu" in' position
Mas nothing shor o' nm apprentice.
ship He worked h0eDsor with such
tucl"ss enthusiasm ihaf his employ crs
~ The end of q wear n sont'd him
with the sun OF So ts M evidence
Of thoit appreciation uI hts worth
~ the age of - boz b.. what seem.
81 10 his friends Poo 'moii'y
40 open stock Iur.- Office ON
Third street Nu' ou VAS h" sue.
c'ssful. bur In thI,, Gears time had
nc oumulaied enough money 20 pur-
chase a banking house a 90 South
Third street Tha' vl ,n 1861
la 1874 ne obtained virtually all Tho
stock ia III" CoHiurutul Passenger
Railway OF Philadelphia az 10. II rose
10 zoe
Noikcs spar q no expense IN tnr.
MI hing his riUh NtuU home The
inner sancuar, 81 thu dwelling J.. the
bedroom o. the uWNcl which he want.
I'd % make The most magniiiccn' h'd
room IN the United states \ marvel.
ous bed which had been made tor
Nine. On Barry and vas one owned
by monarch. the mad King otto OF
Bavaria, was said to have cost 81.
600 The walls az 10 bedroom were
hung with silks AMI gorgeous ,npes.
uies. The tloor wa laid with deep
soft. dainty rare rjg ana set about
with massive carved mahogany fur.
nituV,.
liu fate played sad havoc with Mr..
N",kes dreams We seldom pilloNod
his wonderful bend ON ,h" So 0Oa
h,d The last five years 90 ri life
We're spent IN oXilr uOm the mag.
rihcUnt mansion and Nloa d, died.
II Was IN tho orliuar, bedroom % a
New Yorh hotel without havin4 oVeu
seen The completed afi caller, with
10 picWr - ana l'..c Wonders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
WELL KNOWN CLUB
WOMAN HERE
Mrs. A. c. Fiske. Known
Throughout Country for
Her Work As Lecturer ana
Patriotic Instructor Passes
Through City.

Mrs a. g. F.skc. national ngur"
In many tines Of womou's activities.
was the guest uf Mrs y Ross COBB
while visiting h,tN,,n trains iu th,
city tins moruug on ruu,. from
Globe. Arig.. to N,N york Mrs
ftskr has national reputation a. ID
''tGi,f hciurr the BauLdt.is OF tlr
Nn' rl'an Revolution, as au organizer
oi various Wumtu'S clubs and leagues
Throughout the country and tor her
support "i the 'Ilal suiirag, move
mont ~H' l~ regent cd thr Sow
YORK STATE u q q and ~, head
- t1' IiouN n'rppGh for Tho su'fra2,
movement, This being one "t IN, tive
campaign div ous into which th,
stat" is divided Mrs. Fiske Is Also
% member li tho National Press ciul
aud OF a.. N,n YORK Pr,ls club. IT,,
husband Coi Z. FISK. has AIS.
Ia Nid' reputation a. irriurrr
Mrs. Fisi,r ua hecn -p, ndng sees.
'ral months With nor SON who D.. .
prominent uHuycr. of Globe Ariz. aud
while In That ..u shp has promoted
the organization ~ a Wnmuu's civic
tluh, which is NON fluuri-hne with
d phil"W1iulir, art, litcrHr, ana 9TH
"r druartW'ut.. Part ct her mission
n th' "c,t Ea- boon 10 gather mic
'itrs AND data nc,Iuing 'l, .uuln-
WESTERN lnd'2ns. IL subject uppu which
she has Repeatedly delivered Uur4rat.
81 lectures ~N' said that 90, -uN.
'rnm'nts official Photographic al tb,
site "f th" Roosevelt, drm operation.
i# an enthusiast. collector of Indian
photo srHphs aud has big collection
Mrs. Flsf, mode hasiy .urNc, ui
t"" 'it,'s principal points Of mtcrce,
while tn, guest of Mis. Cobb thie
morning an' oppressed keen apprr. ia.
u"u of tnc t,tpriSc 1rd genera
pr' -p'rIN ridruced b> the ap1'ur-
uuc' ~ our town. II Is possible sh'
MAY n' s' ur,d SEQ irctnio hero som,
iinr nest UU ,. winter
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\ coon LAW ~ ~
Will ONLY WORK

Telephone 'Hu1lcriug VIII hr dice
outraged in Sew uampshrc should
q pin pending IN the Legislature be-
come law Tho measure provides
q penalty of SO Tor ,a,h unonsc when
person breaks IN ON % telephone
conversation n H. aimed cspe UlA
at the "lisrncrs nn parry vines,
whose curiosity leads them into at.
tempting to hta ulk not iutonlod
for their ears Tlr practice is not
conhnrd Ca New Hampshire, but II
will be- Interesting 10 observe tho de-
gree OF success .tiair,d ia the Gran
ne state IN dealing with az. offer. -
Roy spanish American.
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\ IttLI; Success.

The coronation of King George be-
r..us - bee - success, oar amnas-
sadrr has paid 100000 rental for "a
house tuf three weeks and enough n'
"ur idtc rich have arrived on ih"
SCENE 30 insure IA. s25,oUo. 900 mark
sri by tive London shopkcepers As
an advertising stunt aud paying
proposition "a king has a president
icft AZ the post Wnat We need in
Albndu"rque D. sccond-hrnd king
ana coronation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
80 tn NOtR TiOi Nils
10 ON MILAN TAFT

Tucson rs urN 90 mti"s from 90
boundary lu. ana but for our t1ti'
restrictions our commerce w"ui"
duuhl, iu year. R"ciproritN W'ii
out southern ucighhor would g.f, %.
"a profitable and Important trade nov
rractlcalA druied Rccipru'iil win
canada Viii surely icnd a. rc'Ipr"'ii>
aith Mexico. ana rccipr"'iiy "l''
McNico Win surrlN lead 60 u CONNER
cial greatness ipt Tucson that Nii' n'
enjoyed by 49, oil,,r .itN 100 tho south
west Tucson sta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

Tho rio Grande Republican. which
roccn,R chansod hands having been
bought br Mr. ana Airs. -, A. Foster
Wen known go the newspaper public
IN New Mexico has undergone 4 light.
ning-like change until u now Is a
genuine, live and progressive news
nancr. something that Las cruces has
sorely needed Tor SOM lime. Under
IN. old management the Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
HON ~ NOi,k~ on
WITH M N\D ~

Hrrr i- tu explanation "t ih' i1-
mous initiative, referendum ana lr-
rul about which ~ hear 81" much
these days VI Man goes homo 'n .
announces that be- i- going down town
sitter supper Co M - man TrHte
tho initiative The ladA Of the house
Says Are Houf" Ia that ascending
yuro which seems 10 Walk over tuu
sop 200 ms nerves That's th, r' o.
,nduW Then NJ Man sits down and
rcads hl. paper That's 90, rr0Ji'-
CarriXozu outlook
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

SOMEONE has NOW started f.. .ioH'.
-Hnop for the tea. hins of tsI.I.t.I.
iu 90, puhi, schools ~ ttU u.I.
ib, ry,rnec father that 10 1Hull
t.ut f" t'tlh % nuI' r.ud.up .fru'
ano rt.emtio 100 ne puHH nuu.
auu 900 Hut th' foll"dotolI 'ul.f
present nuduions pubH, .euup.
education - ius, about as uscI~s. a.
rIu. N.tI uu tobacco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

Nos vel enough edited hat it lacked
in style news auo tuut ptoarcssive-
hess OF sput NH.n U. paper
an succeed without Fosters
should win oui n Lss 'ru.' Th"
'rld .s There aud ,prar,ur "'t are
producing thc newspaper 81. OBJ 900. BE-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

rHur. p,No, Uillcp ot Douhs r.r.
iN uas u,.u sworn iu ts -p,r,w., 90
president nt w hay, mover heard
,r SIR UH.. Ucf"rr aud ukral-"
p.pa. F,u. Hut the, must be- proud
of OUari, d.Hn there at pobns Fcf.
rs .. .c.t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

--latest advises nrc that Maj,r" s
preparing &" ,twDk Juarcz that tine
frost bias NOT SOC Injured thr pru.h
rop hat congress has met and ,lat
champ ,We t speaker 'hcu ur.
thu worst .. .tt 90 COME.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

Don't figure on hard work all of tho
time, but try and use your head a
'iitlo ono" IN white. II YOU earn
10 per week, invest 81 of u ina VIII
ard town lot, 40 the end of fiyo wears
on Will have made more out Of your
icad work than out az the sweat ~
our brow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05
NDIE\tE MY W.
I\tVSED NOW EVER

Th rm".' Goo rliminatc profanity
ir"nl 'h" plHts -iNcn 81 many lhcatcrs
re IN"s success such language h
NOT "niy unnecessary bat n q. posi-
ilN'' offensive to every wen hr,d
person The lloa that vulearity and
profanity udd u the strength and
puW't of " mani utteranco ls wrong
ihr. q strength, charm. md beauty
% purity ni uf,rnncc that cannot Dee
"prr".ri ed hN Huarse hiliingsgnte ur
POS making .rarlctcr swear "llkc %
trooper ui Fludr ~. iiatou lscpor-
Ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-05

An Investment OF S20 in one nf
hose lots In KcllN's Addition 10 the
'uHinrss center ni the town Of VIII
ard on terms ~ 81 down and 81 per
week without interest OF taxes. rs bet
Ter than $40 put away Ia a savings
iasik It's safer. suror. ana viii be-
he best paving investment