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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
INSTITUTE MANUAL
IS PUBLISHED
Booklet Describing the Va
riOus Courses for Teachers
During the Summer; New
Courses Offered.

santa F". May l6---Thc depart.
meni at education OF New Mexico vii,
issue shortly an institute, manual for
the benefit ~ teachers throughout the
territory describing the institutes
which will b. held IN each county
during the summer THIS manual
viii contain over 200 page OF out.
lines. suggestions aud Information ~
use and value TO the teachers
The department IL also beginnin.,
work upon course oi study Tor the
common schools To be ussl the foui
years period beginning June 1911.
Text books and subjects authorized
Ia thiscourse viii he used exclusively
In all parts OF the country.
Another activity of the depart monl
IN the preparation of the supcriiicnd
snts biennial repor, for ia0S.i9Oa
which will give complete account
Of the educational conditions ano
prospects AZ the present time
Insiliute dates have been arranged
In about hall of the counties and con
ductors ana asslstanrE have been ap
pointed Following Is the list %
county institutes arranged for ~
date
BernalillO. opens Al Albuquerque
Juno =, closes July I, John Milne. Goa
ductor. Mrs T J. Butts. Miss Id
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

This Territory in the Van Of
the Movement of Kidding
Nation Of the Terrible
White Scourge.

Apropos OF the fiph, which Aihu.
querque has instituted against tubcr.
culosis, IL may be interesting 10 note
the work that IL already hcing done
In THIS direction within the territory
In addition To that recently instituted
by the branch society OF the National
Society for the Prevention and study
of Tuberculosis.
There Is plan al present under
way to combine tn. individual WORN
of the various lodges ana societies
which are each doin. what they can
70 aid their own members as besi
they may, 10 fight he iavages ~ the
disease Tho idea a. a. form the New
Mexico Health league. which will be
supported by cont ri5ltiona OF The va
Iious societies OF thr city ana also
by churches and societies all over the
country. vino send their SICK 90 New
Mexico on account Of The advantages
% The climate
The society wo1ld maintain trained
nurses 10 po, INTO the home, ui tho al
flictcd ana instruct them in he prOp-
cr methods OF caring FOR patients IN
this way not only anordius great ~
lief 10 he aour sick. hut also maxim
Tor greater protection 10 The Wcli IN
avoiding the contaeion due 80 care.
les. habits
Another moycmcn, which has ius,
been Instituted Is tho proposed san
talluW of The Grey Nuns ui Monir, al
who infcld TO construct one OF the
most complete aud up TO date sani,ar.
iums IN the world In New Mexico Ia
The next few years With the objec,
IN view o! posting Themselves on the
Necessary features for such an inst.
| tuition, Mother superior Piche. Sister
Mckenna, general secretary, and Al.
fred 81. Cyr business agent OF the
order. Inspected the Agnes Memorial
saDtarlum IN the Oakcs home IN Den.
yer, Colo.
The institution which the Grey
Nuns propose 10 erect will be primar
lily for members OF their order II
VIII be started on small scale ana
/ gradually will be enlarged To- ADM,
the general public The INSPECTING,
party viii go from Denver 10 Colorado
| SPRINGS, thence 10 DcuIng, silver
| City ana Fort Bnyard y NJ
! Tho Grey Nuns are Canadian, or.
| der which WAS formed many years age
I during the French regime. They have
more than 100 hoases spread over IN,
| United States and Canada. and theil
| principal work OF charity Is in con
hectton with hospitals
Furthermore, al iaguna. the gov
trnment Is now spending $4,000 Their,
on hospital for the treatment of In
dian tuberculosis patients The build
Ing Is 10 he 30 by 81 Feet and fulll
equipped with modern sanitary appll
| onces with competent nurses to civ,
| proper treatment to the cases Tn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
ROAD BUILDING IS
PROGRESSING
Another Force of Convicts Put
to Work Near Vegas; Con.
tracts Let for Sewer; Heavy
Rain in San Miguel.

Lac Vegas, y 81 May IL Two
additional grades ana another crew
of ConVictS are Ia be- added ~ once
Go III. road building fnrcecs now AZ
work IN san Miguel county IN the
construction OF the new road To Mora
aud the Improvement oi the highway
- santa p The corvicts VIII be- To-
Gated AT Tccolo,c aud viii he employ
81 III reducing TIE grade on the
T,colo,, hin aud making other need
ed improvements. This increases tn"
number OF convict camps To three.
one being located on the Mora r"ad
near Sapoilo aj,d anoshef on the san.
Ia Pc highway near Rom.rovillc. one
grader ls now IN use. Two more are
expected 10 arrive soon aud viii
greatly facilitate the work. Terrific.
rial Good Roads Engineer ] II. Mcri-
wcth.r Is IN charge of tiie work.
Contracts Tor the construction u
IN. sewer systvm 10, Las Vegas prob
ably viii be- 1T tomorrow evening ny
tho city council On mat day bids
VIII b. opened aud considered by the
council and city Engineer George T..
Morrison. II IN expected that compe-
tition VIII bc epirilcd as many con-
tractors have been whiting for infor.
nation on which Ia make their bids
and have announced their intention
OF trying ~ land the job. After the
contract has been let II is not expect
cd that much time VIII .lapse before
actual work ~ begun
Fridays rain measured so inches.
according To the gaug. ~ the Nor
NAL university. II was general over
san Miguel county and extended t.
"a CONSIDERABLE. distance moth al La
Vegas. Wagon Mound and vicinity
receive generous wettinr. 4 tell
.phone message from tociadn today
stat ID that q torrcntia' rain fell there
yesterday afternoon san Gcronlm'
also wac wet down by a heavy rain
The mesa district for many miles east
az Las Vegas was visited by the rain
storm. Tho rain was also heavy In
the Hot Springs canyon. As u result,
ihc river rose considerable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

Elder. instructors. Curry county IN
stiiute opens July 3. closes July %
Dom Ana, opens NJ Las Crucea An
grt ~ closes september ., II
WAGNER. Las Cruces conductor Ed.
dN. opens al carlsbad Angus H.
closes August 20. J. If Vaughn. ot
y " Agricultural college, director
Guadalupe, opens ar Santa Rosa luly
A. closes August -. Mrs. Nora Bum
back uf Albuquerque. conductor. Mrs
AieNia inst motor. Grant county insth
tutc combined with the Normal school
summer -aSsion, Lincoln. opens a.
Carriz1Zo Ilae 10, closes Iuly |. Mrs
Geo. Dixon of ri Rito conductor Miss
Naado Hancock OF Santa Re. instruct.
or, Mckinley. opens al Gallup, May22
closes June ,. Joseph II Hoier OF IA.
cumcan conductor. More. opens 4,
Wagon Mound july ., closes July ~,
leona l.ogue OF Ration Instructor,
QunN. opens July Z, ~ Tucuncari.
closes August ~, &, N ligt %. Silvec
City. conductor. Miss Dorothy X Rus.
sell of clayton. Instructor. Saa nj
gu county institute combined with
Normal University summer school
Santa Re. opens az Santa f. June =.
clises July /, Mrs. Nora BrunEaCk. III
Albuquerque. conductor: Mrs. Gee,
trude Elliott Of Santa Fe. instructor
Terrence, opens III Monntainair July
u. closes August -, W u. Sterlinp
~ Albuquerque. conductor. Mrs
l.rona 1.osue of Ration, instructor.
All outlines of work 10, these insti
tutcs will be based upon the text
books 10 bc used during the period be
ginning June, 1911. The department
requests teachers In all parts of ia,
territory To see 10 u that the local
dealers have supplies oi the various
text books.
Some new features are planned toI
the institute season. Lecturers iron
the various educationai institution
VIII visit the institutes from time
to ,imc. ana two or three spcciansts
along educational lines will be invited
10 participate This year each teach
or will he requested 10 MI out new
form Of teachers Information blank
for the use ot the conductor IN pre-
pairing reports 10 the superintendent
! ~ education.
Among the matters which will com,
~ Tor incidental consideration Is tn,
subject of school taxes County 81
perintendeh,s are asked to Civ. care
ful attention Ia the matter a. maxim,
levies by popular cote the citizen
OF n county may make fifteen mi
levy, and III, school directors can In
crease this tax 10 twenty mills, Is th'
, opinion of the attorney general TN.
~ the largest levy admitted by Law
Tor any item. A school term oi iron
seven 10 ten months IN desired nv ter
| ritoriai educators, ana obtaining early
levles promotes this object
| Teachers In the territory are tai,
Ing much interest In the conventiei
| 81 the National Educational asaocia
ton Ia be held July 10 ~, ~ SAL
| Francisco \ round trim rate Of 81
10 the coast from f.! pnso ant
Albuquerque will De IN effect, an,
from other points s'miinr reduction
viii he made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

Indian service has had little tent
out al Lasnna tor some time. but bet
ter quarters are needed and hence tn"
new building was authorized.
While tuberculosis has not ravaged
The puohos as IL has the Navaios
there are numerous cases and well
equipped sanitarium will afford iaci''
tiles To cfTectnaliy combat the dis
ease At the populous western pueblo.
Many people who come TO New
Mexico are under the Impression that
tuberculosis will be cured here by the
healing powers OF the climate withou,
further effort on the part of the pa
tent himself Nothing could he fur,h.
CT from the truth. The case oil one
man is probably typical
Brown had moved IN the month OF
May 10 Il house In anOihc part or
the town where he mad always lived
/, was discovered later that scverni
different families. who had occupied
tins same house In succession. had
los Ia turn several members from IN.
berculosls. Brown went 10 Arizona,
pitched his tent on a certain spot and
never made any change from that one
spot until his death. Note that fact:
~ result the soil over which he
slept. night after night. because satu.
rated with the accumulated germs
which re expelled in coughing. 40 that
he VAS continually N night re itcath
lnE into his system, the very sccHs
which cause the disease. lie was re-
poisoning him self nightly. and he
didu know II. Ills )! stem would
have been guic 20 throw OH the orig
iual gcrm.poi on which 10 con
uacted. Du, II was not s,rong enough
10 Withstand new lose az -. poison
every night. had az changed the 10.
cnuOn ul his ten dallv he could have
slept each niglrt 10 an a'uicsriiNrN
practically Eclm-llpc There b. u new
lesson in TINS Tie open air trcni
.ncnt Is all right hat /; must hc car.
RED out nl sighJ methods All early
eases of consumption which have
failed 10 recover by uutaoor treatment
must lay the blame 20 faulty incom.
potent treatment Jones. who rocoy.
cred. you will remember. did change
his location every day, hnyins no ten.
10 bother MIN, and in doing So. avoid
tu INC ltlll HiistahS OF liuNh, lioN
about smith? The case al Smith In
OF the greatest Importance lie lad
recovered, you will remember. ana re-
turned 10 his home feeling fine Back
10 what? To the very same plague
ridden room In when he had ilrst con
tractod the dis.ase--a room reeking
with tu6ercular eerm-lIfe, aud which
had been occupied. II was earned
later by I've different consump,iycs
AZ different times. The disease got q
hold on him the second time Tor the
simple reason that he came back Ia
thp original source OF his disease. II.
should have sought new quarters ol
else the house. and particularly the
room h. occupied, should have Ucon
disin'octed. before being occupied. hy
him or any one cls, These fhr,.
eases cited are but typical instances
There are thousands upon thousands
al browns ana Joncsos and smiths
LIVING aud dying this very day. whose
story, Il told In it, true nght. would
match exactly the simply. but pathetic
HISTORY Of these three men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

wv kiEkI, Proprietor
:ii sonth First Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
CADETS GRADUATE
At ROSWELL
Weeks Festivities Scheduled
As the Last Activities of
the Nineteen Eleven Glass
at Military School.
Especial Correspondence To ucrald.)

Especial Corrcs ,,onsicncc Ia UcralsI.)
Roswell, y NJ. May is.--Tho COM
mcncc ment exercises oi the class Of
nineteen eleven from thc Roswell
Military institute will be- held during
tho weeks beginning saturday MAY
goth The program Ia as follows
saturday. May goth.
$40 a. m.-Guard mount.
900 a. m battalion inspection.
. 30 y. m. battalion parade.
sunday. NAV 2i-t.
/ 90 "a. m.--Scrmon to cadets Oy
Rev. Austin -. Grille. pastor OF
Wicker rurk Luthcrln chusch. chi.
,aBo -- Auditorium.
Monday, MAY :ami
'Alnmn DaF
~ o.. ~ Alumni meeting
2.io y. m--Haso bali eamc Alum.
ni against cadets
s. m --iattrton review ~
alumni
sac =. M Alumni reception IN
Lea ball
.. r m Merton oratoueal contest
Auditorium
TUESDAY va, s3rd
!" %. M Firing salute to board ~
rrgents and Visitors
lo:3o "a IN. Eattalion reviewed
aud 1spcctd lbs Adjutuut General \.
-, llrookof
- q. m.--compctitlve arm
p. NJ. Escorts Of the color.
$50 ,. m.--4pts Mammal ana bay
ouct exercise. o."
J.. m.--CommcncemrHy hall (snr-
cid inylIatlonl
"Wednesday, VIA, .th.
a. m Guard mount
$40 u, M Winter Drills. Band
conccr,.
't3h D. m.-~Gradug ting parade
so y. m.--,iraduatiug ex,rciges---
Address To- graduating class hv w
ON" Morton ot Los Angeles. cot
Nhl'dict"ry address by cadet Ray \.
MurrN-- Music by institute. orchestra
Thursday. Ma, .5th.
o. Company lnspcctlon---An-
nouncomcnt al Promotions aud ap-
pointm"nts. Vacation furloush grant
od--"Nuld Lang Syn"." by cadet
! band
Tho list of graduates ~ follows:
Glass Roll
john Eunrng Jamie Walter Chris.
nm. oscar Willie Chsum. caruthers
| ASkod Coleman, sidney Bcrkhaldter
| Colquitt, Emil Nathan conway. Is.-
I ior Victor Gallegos. Jr.. Guy cutler
] Garrett. Robert Cameron elise Har-
! old Alfred ATTN, Henry Cordior Ne
( Donald, Ray Thomas Miller. william
| Taylor Morton, Raw Albert Murray.
| Paul Wyatt higgins. Lawrence Mar
L a.. a..
! Hcvcrly Rand Thomas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
Much the same.

Mrs. Nylcs--pid you ever soc n
man go through things Ike that Gus.
toms inspector?
Mrs. STYLES oh yes. I've seen my
husband 20 through bureau drawer.
looking Tor shirt ionkors States.
man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
a ouniy Omlcin'>.

Thu coulty officials of SlndovsL
ar. commissioners, H. : Miera.
chairman, cuba; Nicauias de LII or
IchN liloncH. Lcnndro SardoVals
Saa lsidro. sheriff. G. q. Gonzales.
SandOval. treasurer ana collector.
hciandro Sandoyai, SandoVal' as
SCISSOR. Manuel .trmljo. pcnu Bianca.
ptobate judge. NJ Reyes Lucoro, Bcr-
nshno. probate clerk, Alfred Mon
t0Nu. school superintendent Ronafa-
clio MuntuNo. B'tnailio county sur.
foN"r. y. VI. 'chtou. Jcmos springs
These oitc.ra Gre as wen known
aud popular mor ~ sandpVa county
some Of thcm have attained . wide
reputation ia the territory having
s,rV,d wiz distinguished credit 80
theme Ives 1ud thoit constituents ia
thr lower ANA upper branches % the
'cgi stature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
bERNAl|llO IS N.
CENTER OF RICH
FRUIT BELT
JUST NOW
Crop Outlook for This Year Is
Best in Many Seasons; An.
cient Pueblo Il Looking For.
+. ward to Busy Year.
COUNTY SEAT OF
SANDOvAL COUNTY
tJohn T. Kc,,,. ssssr correspondents,

tJol,n T. kc,iy, stan Correspondent 4,
Bcrnalilo. May tn. old town.
ono or the several count scots which
are situated upon the banks ot the
RIO Grandc. - oathcd ia the sun
shine of prosperity nt she present
time. lts growing hclds alive every
indication OF large ana paying crops
us IN lts orchards which viii soon be
laden with luscious fruita
lu the country about are many
sheep which win brins much money
non as tn, season advances. sheep
men s'y that many year have come
nnd gone since u season os proper
tipus ~ this tor stock v.s Witnessed
IA thi- section. Everything consid
or,d. RCrnalilo has reason TO con-
gr1'u'a'o herself this year.
Pcsmaliulo.
THIS town. the county seat of san.
dpyai has about 1000 acres andcr
ditch uf which 1880 ar, under cult.
va'i"n ~ present. The principal
crops are alfalfa and wheat,
Thc town. located on the main limo
OF tho santa be. has quick connec.
tions vita albuquerque and ia within
easy driving distance OF the latter
.vty
~ mo vs. equipped with excel.
lieut. mercantile facilitirs II has a
handsomc catholic church building.
the pastor being Rev y SplIntcs
TIL" sisters Of I.orctto and the Chris
iion brothers are represented here.
There b. modern flour mill which
encourages the farmer IN the pro.
duriion oi wheat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
Marriage a Ia Mode.

Il suppose YOU are engaged 10 the
duke
Well. nearly
What's the hitch Awaiting HIS
fathers consent >"
No, he cant marry without n ma
iority favorable report from his cred
irors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
PAUL A. LARSH
Mining Enginccr, Chemist,

ofhccs and Laboratories. 3i3is Wess
Central Ave-. Albuquerque. n. N.
Calls received every day for Minins
Machinery. Iass your second
hand Machinery with me.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

MY child was burned terribly about
the face, neck ana chest | applied
Or. Thomas Eclectic oil The pain
ccnsod and the child sank into u rest.
fui sleep. Mrs Nancy VI Hanson,
Hamburg. \. y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
YOU \lW \NS GIT YOUR MON
EN'> WOIsTII At THE MAE.

! H. bulk Naaroni zoe
! III. "f good grade bulk Roasted
soncc ,...,. ..,,........... aOc
! pkg. Postum Cereal ........ zoe
t.-o can al ~.iiiiiing's baking
Powder ..,... .... .........s SOC
t-,b. pail of tnttoicnc. ..,....... 35c
~ ,bs. or Grnuulaicd Sugar. 81. 10
t0,lb. pail al L"at Lard. .....SIt5
Universal lW,d Cutters 500 u 81. ~
ir Cream ircc,css st.05 Ia 81 ~
Wirc screen per yard, .,...tic Ia zoe
Marin Clocks ..,.,..,s 0' Ia ~ 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

For the bcs, saddle horses In the city
call phone No. .. w. l.. Trimble. iiS
v. end 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
some Interviews.

Bnnaltcio Mpntayo. county supsI-
!ht ad'nt 81 schools, said: This coun-
y nov employs twenty-five teachers
Tor lbs twenty-five schools. IN OF ou,
schools are now IN operation. In Brr-
r9llllo and rcna Blanca the annual.
t'rms are ten months. In the other
districts tHo scholastic term is six
months W. ar. constantly incr.as-
ing our school facilities as need re-.
qurcs Recently modern school
building. costing $500. was complet-
Cd In Cubn
Abcl Iumora, manager OF the l.. n.
puuicy iiOnr min, said: "Thc wheat
crop horcuoon,s IL looking fine. w"
ar, sure iu have a bumper crop. our
inill has a. capacity of seventy ave
barrels a day. We sell our output
principally IN Albuquerque. our
farmers arr 81 highly pleased with
present Indication
Alfred Montuyo, probate clerk, said :
We have now q reserve fund oi be-
tWcrn four und Nv thousand doh
lars which, when 1t reaches the nee
| ossary figure, viii be used for the
erection of a court house at Bcrnal-
mo- sandoval needs modern cour,
| building badly. The erection OF a
Handsome county c,liacc here VIII
give solidi,y To- the town and prestige
| 10 The entire county"
9, j., spad"r. sho.p, cattle and wool
commission dealer. said: lin the
county tributary To- Cuba ther, are
from $4,000 10 100 600 sheep and
goats. io.oo0 Ia 1900 cattle and
| about 1000 horscs. 1he land about
cuba il excellent Cor farming pur.
poses" Mr., SpGdor In conjunction
with j. " sullivan, has a valuable
farm of $50 acres not far from here
on the Rio Graudc on which they ar
| growing this year beans and kafIii
| cori.
! MDort Nohs, manager Of the Der
nalillu Mercantile company, said.
| "HusinosS Is good in this town. Th'
| stockmon viii have a prosperous sea,
son and tn. farmers OF this section
never had a brighter prospect than
/ exists now We will cut alfalfa about
! IIur I. No frost has thus far in.
mr'd our fruit prospects and Ber.
nnlillo peaches, apples and grapes
| highly prised Tor their choiccness.
VIII he IN tdo market this year ~
| large quantities,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-14
No Room for Strangers

A lady making long journey, observed upon the
train a whose genial good-nature cast a glow OF
warmth everything. He spoke freely to all the
passengers as though he had always known them, and
before the journey ended he had chatcd with ev-
erybody the train. Meeting the man later, the lady
ssid: Il have noticed how you speak to everybody
You don't to treat any person as a stranger
MY dear madam" he said this world is too ANAL to
hold strangers"
Now there's spirit that might put all dark things to
rout
Considering the common fortune and the common
destiny of mankind, all Of plying the loom OF
fate. all Of walking the little road between the
cradle and the dreamlcss dust, with the hopes
and fears regrets and longings what sad perversion
Of LIES purpose it to withhold heart and hand
from another What a spiritual waste in that
silcnce which build up between and man.
Having to walk the road, why not walk hand in
hand?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-14
President f1adero's Job

Francisco Madcro might have taken his the pcsi-
DENTAL chair the day he reached the capital after flight
Diaz
That IS the revolutionary way
He preferred to wait for months until the people could
press themselves at the balot-box.
That IS the constitutional
lie power with the OF the nation
with the approval OF the world His policy announced
OF the most difficult that patriot could
undcrtaketo give real democracy Mexico Political lib
cry popular education and the compulsory subdivision great
estates by means OF taxation IS the program announced
II President Madcro walk safely privilege
hand and ignorance the other and actually deliver
goods, he will win high and enduring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-14

Just now I'm earning real money
as a staff photographers for the
Daily Squeeze.
II was all an accident, like fall
ing down stairs and breaking your
arm.
There was an old settlers picnic
out In our neck OF the woods. and
the papers didn't know what an in.
teresting event II was going to BIO
until II was all over. They tried
to get pictures from the country
studios. but they had done like 30
many OF your rube photographers
they had their old view cameras
up on step-ladder and tried TO got
In everybody on the ground. so
their pictures were no good for tho
papers--too much In them and
nothing brought out. lot Of faces
the size OF pinheads.
Well, | happened to be on tho
grounds with little by s camerh,
and, Just 10 amuse myself, snap
ped some pictures OF the ancient
characters. one on plate Hear
Ing that the Squeeze was after pio-
lures. ] went there and had them
look over mine. Tho managing
editor was tickIed 10 death. You've
got the right idea. Miss Dillpick-
les" he said. You've showed the
camera right up against 'em and
got something. How'd you love to
Follow this sort Of work."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-14
COME ON WITH SUGGESTIONS

uncle Jack will glady accept any
sugseg lions for contests from Circle
members ut any time.
Don't forget the big eontcs, closes
October 9sfh.
Nearly every town in King county
IL represented Ia the Circle club.
Tho gifis have won more prizes
In the Circle than the boys What's