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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-04

Mons. Duchesne's Reception Into
French Academy.-The reception of
Mgr Duchesne, the director of the
French school at Rome, who has been
elected to fill the chair left vacant by
the death of Cardinal Matthew, took
place at the French Academy on
Thursday, January 26. The address of
eulogy upon the new member was de-
livered by NJ. Etienne Lamy, the edi-
tor of the Correspondent"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-04

Father Duffy Named Domestic Pre-
Iate.-Rev. Father Duffy, late of Dam
vile, has been appointed Domestic Pre-
late by the Pope. The announcement
was made to Bishop Dunno by the
Papal Secretary and at once commu-
nicated to Father Duffy who is at pres
ent in Chicago. The ceremony of in
vestiture of the new prelate, will take
place at st. Mary's cathedral this
month.
| Plans for "Gibbon's Memorial Hall"
compIeted.-Plans for the memorial
hall, which will be erected at the Cath
Ollie University to commemorate Car
dinal Gibbons fiftieth year in the
priesthood, and his twenty-fifth as
Cardinal, have been completed.
The building will occupy promi.
nent site on the university grounds
and it's erection is expected to begin
within the next few months.
The corner stone will be laid in
May. Bishop Corrigan, chairman OF
the committee in charge of the work
has outlined the plans, which have
been Endorsed by prominent church
men. The Ancient Order of Hiber
mans and many other patriotic and
religious bodies have pledged their
support.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
VACANT LOTS.

tn" season tor producing gardens
is past Of course, but Albuoucrque
p""pl" should be- deeply Interested in
the statements made by Or Rede-
"cll, who has proposed solution ~
doing away with uusightly lots that
b. to be tried m Phoenix. Ari1.. dur.
ing The coming year Dr. Rcdcwell
save 10 thc Gazette
thi'ag" boasts uf ca, Gardens
association over which thc supcrin-
'ond"ni rcigns supreme ono of his
many duties is Co manage the rultiya-
dion ~ vacant lots not country lots
Dor most valuable city lots. even right
ODD the heart 81 the city. \ model
''' l"fm thus measures 90 by $50
i'rt ANA on this space the sup,rin-
i'hd'nt shows the tenant who rents
ma lot for about $50 month. how
"' can plant sh row, ct aabhsr.s.
Ii.' rows of onions. then ten rows of
POTATOES. four rows Of tomatoes win
.'''ne' 'nd radshcs between them
TIDE tenant thus is able 10 sunni, his
.Hnily Win vegetables ana even small
nuts aud the average Weld q, tho
market b. over $50 month. som.
E"rd'ns are larEer ana cover som, soI
"f 80 acres and all well ullcd.
The tenant is thus taught h, an,
Nperi how 60 do the most luteps,
"'"' Of farming sud set tho most ON,
'i his hand I'm the short tim, maj
'''' work hps been carried out II has
"'cu found that one 81 the greatest
advantages 90 the tenement d,,.ii.rs J
d 'h' marked inoreas, In health con.
"''l"n ~ these families that accrues
from the outdoor lie and which is In
great contrast 10 the very upheai,h.
TOT conditions Of an, families vh, it,.
30 close tenement quarters of a larg.
'uiding where sunshin. ana fresh air
lf' held at premium
HuS who're do.s the owner ,f Tho
'ahd get Oft att Does he only rot
'I.'' mouth 10 have his lot all CUT
49, and planted In vegetables This
I'iI' Item Is only = drop in IN.
'N'Aet compared TO the other ad.
ah'ages obtained by turning his land
90" vegetable gardens There Is
.'" Law In Chicago excmpting an va.
ant lots from taxation when those
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE
--...-..................


10 is true. as som, of the dctlaotors
oi Holm o Busuu assert that he
used d' one time tu, pick and shovel.
lit was % section hand uu tnr railroad
ana latcr helped 100 the construction
%. ialliohds % Thar ls IL crime. let
lls political enemies make the most
%, 30
u is true that Holm o Busum Is
mere mining man The MOsollon
nI'IIIcI at present the principal pro.
'I'ti OF gold 900 Ncw Mexico. a
huhh'i OF years ago was suffering
from q period Of depression. HON q
liniS1m spent all oi his savings at
'hh' ''mo In minlus venture in the
dlhII,ci. emplo' Ing miners and inter.
.-Ihs outside capital u ls true that
diicr ne coal mines u CHthas, had
CLOSED down that be- Interested cap
Hal tnd closed 5u, negotiations mat
nave resulted 100 'Urtlug, again b,-.
coming q prospc,ou. coal camp lf
% Do treason 10 be- railfoudrr. % MINI
'ns man. q poor NorNInsmdu make
tuc most OF o.
10 o. ,uc that Holm q Uursum ISL
merely % shocpman lin has not bo.
'ii'' |.'N 10 lUlN holtIIuh UuI me- NUa
siN'n employment To- many and has
gathered first h,ad kuuvI,dg, Jpuut
one %. the greatest industries of ,hpI
state thar is being threatened ng AL
democratic congress
10 ia true. that Holm O Bursumgl
executive aud administrative ability
is The result OF many wears ~ cXpcrr
"nc' iu public positions that did not
give hin much lime tu shine loo incl
didWine rooms uI 90 dances. bat tHltl
nevertheless tested his mcttlr AsI
Shcrn as Wayor ot SoCurIo. as sGpct. !
lnicndcnt of The territorial penitpn !
iaIN as member OF the legislature. |
as member OF the constitutional con. !
Ncniioh, as chairman of the Republic
an territorial ceDfral com ni'tcr. hcl
gained 49, good an lnsid, view OF mon
ana motives. of public problems andl
stalrsmanship a. any man ever gets
100 lite time lIut are not these
The very reasons. wh, Holm . Bur
-u.n would make the ideal man Tor
governor at the dcw stHtc'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
Nv NpPING HORSIsS.

Thor. ou odd maxim Co the effect
tutt % t risky business swapping
morse, vhii, crossing the str.m 800,
Morning journal however O.. about
road. 60 trade III, water be- cold
aud the current is swift Du' the
"HoIicr than thou .',,d o' th, morn
ue paper o.. weak Boz CO., knees lud
co., swap has Co be- made.
lu going over To- tuc Democrat. ia
ou effort Io defeat the Republican
state aud county ticket. the Morning
Acroua, knows that q, ls ukcl, to boz
svampod. Il does no, like somc con-
diuous OF the deal. bat II has no alter
native. u has gone along for wears
attacking ever, one Ia the Rcpub-
hcau party uuul It has no one left
e. rally 10 IT, support II has no
other haven Of refuge but the Demo-
cratic party and there o. an element
IN that party that is not particularly
ioyoas over the transfer. at that.
The Democrats know that the, are
getting Wind-brokc horse They
know that the animal has run ~ last
race and there are grave doubts as
TO whether It viii know now TO pun
the party pillow when IL is hitchcd
double with the iackass
bu' the morning journal H. risking
the deal. II knows that the time has
cemc when IL can no longer travel
with progressive party. and that II
has NO Influence IN that party. Itl
learned with a severe jolt that IL |
could not "bulldozc" the Republican
stat" committee nor the Republican
party leaders II suddenly found it.
self kicked out of the pprty aud when
Il came out Of the dazc II was COM
p"llcd to trade horses IN the middle
ul the stream.
The Democrats are welcome io IN.
sheet and long may Is live To be a
thorn IN their side and constant
source OF agitation ana abuse unless
they give Il what IL wants Il takes
nothing from the Republican party
that the party is not better Off with
out :, IL materially aiding the Re.
publican party 70, - going. and is
attacks a. Democratic paper viii
only serve more closel: To- cement the
loyal Republicans In their fight 10
carry the first state clcction--a tight
they are going 20 win by s. handsome
majority
AFTER the election the Influence oil
the Morning Acrobat can be- more
definitely gagged than ever before
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
CALL ron REPUHILCNN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

In accordance with a resolution of
the Brrualillu County ErpubIfr.u
central committee, adopted 40 Il meet
'hE h'ld in Albuquerque, y NJ, on the
i'm day of september, A. - 1871.
ana hy authority el the state Repub-
'lean Central committee of New Mex.
lc", convention of the Republicans
"i b'rnalillo county is hereby called
10 Dee held loo tho city OF Alhulurrite
W tho opera House iu said rlty ou
saturday the .3d day OF september.
~ - l3ll. at l0 O'Clock in the fore
noon, tor the purpose Of clcctlng
twenty five delegates to represent tho
county In the Republican state con-
Ncnti"n which has been called 10 meet
al LIS Vegas, y NJ S,ptcmbcr 2Sth.
1911. &" nominate Il state ticket.
At said county convention thu coun.
~ Contra committee viii also be- re-
organized
Each precinct iu tho county is en-
titled Ia one delegate for each 20 votes
cast for VIM. II Andrews for delegate
60 congress in 1905, ana one addition.
al delegate Tor each fraction az no
pr more votes so cast.
The primaries in the several p-e-
rincts for the election Of such dele
gates win De- held az the following
named places ana will De called 10
order and presided over by the follow
ng named persons. September 30,
1871
Precinct No. L. San Jose---i dele
gates; place of voting. house Of Ellseo
iarcla; 10 be called 10 order by Ra-
non Gurulc.
Precinct 80. ?, Dol Rio dele
sates' place of voting, house of Teo-
loslo Sevodra. 10 be called To order by |
'oleciano Sanchez
Precinct so. So Alameda-e dclc-
.ates, place 1T voting. house OF Fran
isco Lucero y Montuya; 10 be calico
"a order by Alfredo sandoyal
Precinct No. 4. Ranches de Albu-
uerque--3 delegates; place of voting.
louso OF santiago Garcia; 10 be called
o order by Pedro Romero.
Precinct No. o. Baroms--t dele
ates; place OF voting, house OF Ross
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
mn CosT on WOOL

Hugh O.. Campbell president cog a.,
Wool Growers, association Boo Arizona.
tosttyus before the examiner tor the
Interstate commerce commission here
thif week, declared that the cost OF
producing wool mad advanced 100 per
cent IN the last ten wears aud most
90 that advance had been iu the past
few wears
Mr. Campbell BE- undoubtedly an cX-
prricnrcd wool grower and he ought
to know the inside facts about the
business His testimony is supported
.by Governor Gooding of Idaho. who
puts the increased cost at about so
per cent tor his state The reduce
ton u' range and thu higher cost OF
an commodities has contributed to
this expense
MIR Dampbclls testimony has an
Important bearing upon an import
ant question. and that is the relation
of the wool tariff to the continued
production of wool Ina the far west
should the Democrats force q Pc
duction IN the wool tariff In tho face
of this increased cost of production.
the wool business would De destroyed.
and the question OF freight rates, nov
So highly important. would cease ~
oc one of great general interest There !
would then oc NH. wool in any part !
81 the ives, 10 ship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
GALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION

Whereas, pursuant 20 the provisions
oI She enabling act and the lcsom
Ton admitting New Mexico iato the
e.ai''huod %. states. the governor of
New Mexico has ISSUED his prociama.
non ordering an election To be- held
uu Tuesday November T. 1911. for
'H. purpose OF Uecting the yariong
Congressional. state. legislative. Judi.
'itl ana county officers authorized
DF the constitution heretofore adupl.
vd hl the people OF New Mexico.
Now therefore pursuant tu and In
accordance with resolutions adopted
bN the Republican central committee
1i New Mexico In convention asscm.
Died go santa Re \ NJ. on TUESDAY.
september .. 1911 cali Is hereby
.ssucd ior the holding of the FIRST
Republican state convention in the
city of lds Vegas. y N. NJ 10 o'clock
iu The .orCuoou OF Thursday. the 2Stb
day oi september. j. y. 1911. Tor tho
purpose ~ nominating candidates for
mo various congressional and state al.
Hess created and authorized by law.
and the Republican central commit.
tees ci o.. various counties of the
new tate. except a. otherwise d, this
committee ordered. are requested 10
issue calls for the holding. upon such
notice ana date a. they may deem eN.
peiicnt, county conventions for the
purpose OF electiug delegates TO said
state convention. 90 which the basis
of representation shall be- / dclceate
Tor each iOu. or fraction thereof Of
90 or more. Of the votes east for the
Republican candidates for delegate 10
congress ~ che election OF 1905. and
3 delegate no large from each county
now In existence, upon which basis
ihr representation a. said state con.
Nontnn from the several counties ut
Sew MgNiru shall bC as follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

II IL reported on reliable authority
that IN order To- hold certain county
officials Ia line the Morning journal
and the Gili"uvatcr gang have prom
Used to rc-elcct them 10 office A.
the same offices have been promised
TO ether prospective candidates. It is
going to cause a lively miE-up when
the Morning JournaI tries To- fiN things
az with the Democrats
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

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order d., S,r,t.p, rr.ll,t
p,...,,,., ~. 80. r..,.,.
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i" '' '"'''" u" "'d'I 'E
,'..' No. - ''N'.''- o. N'tiH %
'''.' '' ''uhF. mouse
'' N''''"ni Nr'uil'. @" "' called q"
''"'' ~ P''E' Nrm''".
Pre- met NO. DO, Esuubo-a % dele
gates place 90 voting. house of G..
Aldcrctc. Co 'c called 90 order by
Ca}''au Aoldcrct".
Precinct No. H. p,Inrito dole.
gates. nlar, of voting ,.honIn.us..
e. Doe called Co order by Doupauo Lo.
vato.
Precinct 81, - ,..,.,,.,..... s-
d,.I.g,,,. I,,t., A.,
.plac,. or ,,t,n, Ni,,l.ii,,,.. a,n..
l., h. r,Ii.J a., .,5.,.... a. M.
Division q. n. d,i.s.,.. ,l.....s ,...,
In. -, '"
called 4, ord, b, n "A 49,,
"a d.i'.,,. '''' .''.'l l",
~ u'''NI,'- place "I voting. house
w. ~. ~ ~, - n ,,ur','' To- '' '"''.d 'o order
t',ln'' No. ~ san lEuJriu
d' l,g'ies, place of Notus. house 20,
~ herrera, I" 'r called 10 order hN
'>'. '"''N H''I'F'
Precinct No. % Iu Tii.u % dele.
gates. place ot victims house 81 Jose
b"iuiugio1. Geo Doe called 90 order Dos
j. u Carpenter
Precinct 80 23. son Antouiu. o |
delegates, place OF voting. school
house. Go Dee called 90 order hy Ep.
ionio Garcia
Precinct 40 26. Alluuurrgur BE-
delegate. Division I. lG dosrgat,s
place "i voting. 'hadNick's office. Co.
"' Called order Dos John W Wilson |
DIVISION ., l6 delegates. rhr, ut ,ut |
lns, l'orradailc's office. 90 b.. ralled |
l." order b> q. r. craig
i'''lH'i N" IN, Airiscp % dele. /
gales place of voting house of pydr. |
Amanda 90 Ice called Go order h, Pc.
'Ip Amanda.
Ii'N'h,t no. 80 ChNi dele.
gates place "i voting, srhuolaousc
!" "r called 90 order py Auastaru
'uu'ii'A
Fi'r'n'i No 20. Duraues--i dele.
safes p'ho" oi voting, house of ELIAS
'AaN'2. To ho called 90 order by Mo-
'.l"'s 'hnNcz.
Ih' primaries 100 all precincts oN-
'p' precinct" ~, 20. Is, !. auu , win
p" opened go I o'clock OF sa,d day
~" wiz remain opened until o n',lock
u hdid da}' in precincts Nu. ~ ana
10 h' Dolls VIII DE op'n from o
'i'ch e. M. uhul o'clock %. ~. OF
ram o. d.. ...f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
ANDREWS LEAVES
WASHINGTON ON
SEPTEMBER IS
Delegate in Congress Now in
New York and Expects to
Arrive in Albuquerque Next
Week.

Ad'ices from Washington an, to IA,
ch'ct iha' W II Andrews. delegate
10 congress from New Mexico has lof
Washington 90 go 10 New York. Bo..
ton ana other eastern cities ON pri,ate
business and thai he will leave
Washington next Monday ion Albu.
qnerqur Mr. Andrews has Io.,r,,u
rooms ul local hotel aud has asked
that his Offices here be mad, roaJ,
Tor his arrival
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

ON the front page the Morning
Acrobat runs Mr. Bursums name as
the head OF the coming Republican
ticket and the next governor of New
Mexico. ON it, editorial page Il de-
clarcs that Mt Bursum can not even
bee nominated az the Republican state
convention. Great shades of incon-
sistcncy' What next
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

After having been thrown tvic
hy Gotch Hdckenschmidt was rcpor'
ed To be- broken-hoartcd, IN spite 81
the receipt of his share of the pront.
but 10 seems none pf the reporters on
the Job looked up his sleeve to see b.
there Was q concealed smile about his
person
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

II is recommended that IN event
Zoe same delegates are not elected
delegates 90 the judicial and lcgssla.
tive district conventions that the same
basis he used in the election at such
district delegates and that such con.
ventions shall be called ami held. after
the state convention at such time
AMI place as may De- agreed upon by
Tic charmen of the central commit.
tees of the several counties compos.
ine the respective districts mention
Ed, or Ia default Of agreement by said
chHirmn, hy u majority Gf the dele.
oates elected 80 such district conyen.
ton
II Is further recommended that the
Republican county conventions la aud
Tor The several counties, Tor the moan
inaiion OF county officers. 10 be- held
after the state convention
II. O. BuRSUM,
JOSE u. SENA, Chairman
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

! and @ belt OF trces has been set aside
iut factory enterprises Already NOR,
[ man twenty different enterprises has.
l'il London, ana found ID 10 tbcl.
financial benefit 90 operate thpl. work..
on cheap land whore the homes oI
lho operative muy he within WALKING
distanc, Of their wor,
Ihv directors have wisely held the
most attractive portion of the land
Tor e future civic center Tho Ypuu.
ldIluh 90 LctChWOrth rs now Z 1000. and
'he idtd is To use small temporal,
municipal buildings until the city Hp.
pIoachts IT'S inU population OF
10000
The most attractive London suburb
Hampstead Garden. which is onl, ou
minutes from the heart o. London
was developed hy the Hampstead Gar
d'n suburb trust which Tor t250O per
acre bought from Elton college go
acres OF rolling country hurdeting|
Ham 1sl,ad Health The building up.|
on the property is upon q precon.
ceiVed plan designed Oy Barry Pan
ken ana RAYMOND juNm The land is
not sold bat lots age rent ton ggg
years Three very successful cupart.
hetship societies have built homes. AMI
OF Whlch must be- approved ID, lhcI
architects So that the harmony ul the
treatment may not Dee disturbed Ouyl
'lShi houses are permitted 10 the acgrl
80 lhai there are ample gardens and
open spaces The informal tIoatmon,
Of the streets ana the ulacing OIL
buildings sometimes IN groups OF tWoI
ana three have produced very charm.
ing street pictures
Within few years GERMANY bssI
learned the lesson of LctChWolth. |
bournNille, Hampstead and iarburue /
Garden cities are spgincing uu In
many localities What ar, We doing
IN the United states, Next To potn.
ing At Ham gslcad tbcy have realized
that hy making tenants their own
landlords, The holders of pruperi, VIM
not wish TO wiring out ol the land the
lasi cent ui profit
There is land within The limits of
most OF our great American cities
which is no more expensive than that
ai Hampstead and which could be- De.
eloped on similar lines. Are we go.
ing 10 stand still 9nd watch %. 80. T.,
pg more houses tu the acre. withoui 40
nuch as breathing space. sNecp solid.
" 49, WIZ Ii'NIfAA AftAlFt as
they have ia England that bcauty b.
luSi as cheap as ugl;noss, Think oi
he $l'O q week houses ar I,etch.
worth ana contrast them with our own
product there is saving of presi.
lent l.incoln's For people that want
nat sort OF things that's Just about
ne SOFT OF thing that they WAN, III
nope We are going 20 want sOmcthingI
better than we have. There is a yeryl
lood rule hat II the people want
hlns hard enough they generally get
u The Introduction of the Garden
NY which Is so succossiul i'm Eng.
ana is perfectly possible In The Unit.
ri states, aud It's establishment will
marx a new era In American building
y suppus" YOU druggists have 20 4
~ constantly on guard against srrioui
ccidcnts'"
Yes; I'm afraid am tb, time that
nv soda fountain viii break down >
uring warm spoil Louisville I
'tnfIUt.. f.ttvr.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

II N presumed. OF course, that those
county Officers who hope To- retain
their Jobs under the Gillonvatcr re-.
gmc are animated purely by philau-
thropi, motives
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

we. the pecpul' are right ON tho
mh in the Morning Acrobat Having
gotten bigger than the Republican
party. we may expect to sec IN, Aero
bat outsrow the "pocpul' next
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

'thc electors present a. the opening ol
/ thc polls u each primary.
EDWARD \ MANN.
Chairman
II. VI. FERGUSON.
secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

Th' MorninE Acruuat 10 getting to
hc 'lrst-o'a-s Democratic paper
despite the tact that au the details
OF the proposition have not been
settled. as yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

being high In the councils Of the
Republican party the morning paper
ought 10 know all about Bursum q
chances % being nominated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

There seems To- be- somewhat of a
scrap on over In China. but mo- one
seems to know just what started the
trouble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

TIE emperor of Germany h. u
proud man these days Tie has sue
cocded IN out-manouycrlng his own
soldiers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

Sow they or" trying 60 rs from
coast e. coast what frN years
viii uring forth u th, art OF aviation
no man may guess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

California has q real villa man who
"iks Am ancient tongue john Nc
Manus ought to being him here for
the fair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

Representative John II Small OF
North Carolina one OF the Atlantic
coast members OF the rivers and har
hurs committee made an interesting
speech In the house he day OF the al.
iuurnment OF the extra session In
which he spoke instructlyely on the
iutracOastal waterway problems tie
took occasion 10 lay stress upon the
Importance OF disseminating kuOwl-
edge of waterway Improvement sub,
leCts among the people, saying
No shall not have an ideal national
policy until The American people shalt
bee appropriately educated. aud wise
public opinion shall enforce its man.
date upun congress Much has been
done in this line of education For
about decade a propaganda has been
Wagcd the effect of which is easily
The National Rivers md
iai bors congress has made % large
~ the way OF incuicdtiuE
q wise policy Various associations
throughout the country have been or.
sauilpd 90 promote sJcCitg projects.
and it the same tim, they have di.|
tcctrd The attention OF the publiC toI
ne necessity aud the wisdom a. in.I
proved waterways The people are
learning that The problem b.
not sectional but national, and that
he people OF The interior. even when
distant from waterways. receive an
Indirect advantage, al.urding ample
OmpcnsatiOu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

Wireless Operator Head Boater re.
ports pack Of grouse in the bay
should arrive IN about Two minutes.
Capel Court Magnate-- Wei send
that message about AmalgamHted lee.
aud then give me my gun, Punch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

The next dreadaaughl built by this
government ought TO De named New
Mexico