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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Anse. Conroy, sherwood. Cocn.
Thomas and Clarke voting Yes"
Fire committee reported In the mat.
ter OF IRE alarm system, and recon.
mendcd that clerk be directed TO ad.
vctiisc for bids Tor the furnishing ot
y nov 'wchty.four boz IRE alarm sys.
TEN.
Moved by Alderman Wroth. second.
ed BY Alderman Cocn. that rccommcn.
dalton OF fire committee be adopted.
Carried
Building. light and fuel committee
reported In matter or petitions for
one more are light he placed In the
nj tho corner oI Ninth street and Cor.
per avenue; and that electric light 10.
Gated NJ the corner OF Second street
and silver avenue. he placed OH the
moonlight schedule. and that the clec.
trio light ut tho corner OF Fourth and
Gold near the new posioifice be PEI
nm the ail.night schedule.
Moved by Alderman wroth, second.
cd by Alderman Conroy tina, recon-.
incndation Of building. slnt and rurl
committee be- adoptsd.
Carried: Aldermen Rcldy. Wroth.
Augc. Conroy. sherwood, Cocn.
Thomas and Clarke voting Yea"
City Attorney reported In tho mat.
Ter OF closing of the Barelas Contra
accquia, and stated that the court had
appointed appraisers and that apprals.
crs had reported that the appraisc.
m.nt will total o22S5.. and that all
water users with tho exception Of MIR.
m. Metz. had accepted such aopraise-
ment. and recommended that the
amount be deposited with the court.
and that the city tase possession Of
said aceQua and close same up.
Moved by Alderman Thomas. soc.
onded by Alderman Coon, that tho
report OF City Attorney be accepted,
! and that the clerk be directed to
| draw warrant In favor OF the cour,
in the sum of $22s5o0. when said
appraisement is officially presented 70
the city
carried Aldermen Rcldy. wroth
Auge. Ionroy. sherwood. Coen
Thomas and Clarke voting Yes"
Moved by Alderman Wro,h. second
cd by Alderman Cocn. that clerk b,
directed tn com nunicatc with the spe
cial committee appointed In regard &c
the commission form OF government
requesting them To rcpor, ~ ihCli
! earliest convenience. Carried
| Moved by Alder nan Wro,h. second
I'd by Alderman sherwood, that II
| charges against Policeman Kinds
| made by Emil Mann. are not proven
bN the next rpgitlar rr,ptiny lint 20
| liceman Kinds he acquitted Carries
Police committee reportA to coun
Gil that there was vacancy IN the pc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Nat' audiences with the Pope. people
who are oonuartea With toe italian
celebrations
Tradition i- tcntc.ous thing and
cot easily overcome especially In the
touuirics of hc ola World Two
thousand years Ego Ga, triumph Of
OBJ Roman 'inporos WIS not complete
uni'hs lt included som, Wiid bonsts.
va those Days IN Rome Pagan rVs-
'"nis laNo boon adapted tu chris
ian IDEAS. aud SO tho monarch, while
ne M moro gocs IN procession win
his kIuRs Of the forest receives
them "a plfu gnd hands them over
tp the geological gardens.
~ this manner the new ruler Of
Abyssinia, ldgg-Jasu. has shown his
d't'renco towards Ia" King OF Italy
~ sending him tWo mngniflcicnt
lions, a buffaio. ana q leht 1. They
W'ro first ink"n 10 the Garden of tho
palace, wh"tr tho Hons roared. tho
buffalo beloved aud Ia. zebrn---
mad" his own Kind Of noiac. The
racket reused tho ighDorhood, to
say nothing of the King ana queen
aue thrir lttie ones. 1t may be state.
cd without fear of contradiction that
tho only ones pleased were thu chill
dr'n. Nho wcpt loudly whom the
beasts we've taken 40 thc roo, Prince
tmborto halhE heard tn remark
that he Old not think that was the
way tn treat the Wishcs of "A future
king.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE CITY
COUNCIL JUNE 20. 1911.

Special meeting OF the City Council
called tor the purpose ol beagin.s all
iersons owaing or Interested in prop.
erty ordered Ia bo paved Nv provis.
jonal order Of the City Council passed
ou the ith day OF September. 1903,
All counciimen duly notified as re-.
quircd by ordinance,
Meeting called TO order D: Mayor
Elder
Present: Aldermen Rcidy, Wroth.
Conroy. Cocn and Clarke.
A letter In regard 10 paving from
c. T.. Gleckler was read
Mi. IA. u. Ferguson presented the
following petition:
The undersigned. owners OF prop
erty abu;iing on streets proposed 10
be- paved. respectfully represent 10
your honorable body that owing 10 ~.
listing unfavorable conditions. We do
no, favor the proposed Improvement.
and request that no further action be
taken In the matter at present"
The petition was signed BY +. II.
KcBt and ninety.e!ght others
The following persons then address.
ed the council in regard TO paving:
NJ p. atamm. Lanham OF the Texas
Blth. Co. J. u. O'Rielly. +. II. Kent.
Thomas hughes. T. J. PaKannore also
presented a communication.
Simon stern here presented the fol.
lowing petition:
We the undersigned properly own.
ers, owning property within the pro.
posed paving district Of the City OF
Albuquerque, respectfully petition
t.As III hA.l,s Ia. ppsVnr SaiH ~.
ing done Immediately In accordance
with the territorial statute governing
street paving In Incorporated cities"
The petition was signed By ID. A.
and seventeen others,
5a55 feet OF payiag.
The following persons also address.
ed the connci! In regard TO paving
j. Korber. ID. s. Rosenwald. DR., W
g. Hope. Supt, Summers. representa-;
the A. T. IL 5. +. Ry. Co, o. $. pills.
bury. r. j. Wilson. j. G. Baldridge.
Mr.. Simon Stern here suggested 10
the council that the paving district
provided for in provisional order Oh
the council he reduced. and that the
diss rIct to be paved he from Broadway
to Sixth street. on Central avenue. and
from Tiieras TO Silver avenue on Sec
ond street
Moved hy Alderman Conroy, sec
onded BY Alderman fteidy. that coun'
ell GO into executive session.
Moved by Alderman Reidy. second
ed by Alderman Conr0y. that execn'
tive session do now arise. Carried
Moved by Alderman Wrosh. second
ed by Alderman Coen, that all paving
shall be nerforncd under the terri.
,orial laws OF 1903.
Carried: Aldermen Keidy and
CLARKE voting No" Aldermen Wro'h,
Conroy aud Coen voting Yes
Upon mOtlon council adjourned,
J. WELDER.
JOHN u. McMANuS, Mayor
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
HANDSOME sDAHr.PIN FREE.
a Phenomenal Offer Made by . New
York f1ryu.

Thousa nda all over the United
States are taking advantage OF a gen.
erous offss OF the Gotham Company.
1l6l Broadway, New York City. max.
Ing request for beautiful gold. plated
scarf-pin for lady or gentleman.
which In mailed to anyone sending
name and address free OF charge.
This offer IL made to introduce
their catalogue OF general merchan-
disc. household goods. tewelry. nov
elites etc. Readers OF this paper are
requested 90 send name and address
inciosing five two-cent
stamps To cover packing and postage.
Send today and receive without cost
a piece OF jewelry that you viii be
proud Of.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Ihc WOst Popular Cshe THIS season
~ Uys. Janet lNrhen.ir mn. Ediforo,
the Bosfos tookisg .Shooi Magazine
This is considered by many cooking
authorities tile finest cake that can lie
made. though In reality II Is not at all
diHicult.
&C lsdv uslslosss Cshs
OHc CUP bNif,y; 2 rnbs gsanaiat,h
sugar; ! fnt milk: ksdst0on/ni ,osc
seaf,y; SO fnts -four. :, is;~i E1sboos.
ynis Il 4 Baki1e /1aykSy; shirs of6
sgGs, beaien d,y.
Cream the butter and beat In the sugar
gradually. Silt together, three times,
the flour and baking powder. aud add
20 the butter and sugar, alternately with
the milk and rose wa,c.'. Lastly, add
the egg whites. Bake IN three Ia, e. cake
pms. Put the layers together with The
following frostimg.
kots--The cake " u large Que and celia a,
wemcs Exchanges for u 50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
rsoss,ad aes Lee, Nsl,,-os. Csh.

Thlss 9 - s,asnlsftd ssSfy. GO toHHS
ate, ahYst 81 Srss. I.ne ,hnstea ,ansss. !
80 ehoffsd ssi-wssats; Shxs eAs ~ fta i1k,s.
Stir the sugar aud water until the
sugar Ia Dissolved. then let boil without
stirring until the syrup ifou a spoon
will spin long thread; pour upon the
whites ri the eggs, beaten dry, beating
constantly meanwhile. Continue the
heating until the irostiag II cold; add
the fruit and spread upon the cake.
The X. c Cooks Rook contains ninety jus,
such delicious recipes. bread. mullins. cakes
and pastry. You can secure q copy firs hy send.
irs the certificate packed IN every 2scent can
81 kC Hiking Powder To the JNnsp- NJ co,
Chicago. small cans do not ,oui4iI Cosis
honk certificates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
THE ANTAGON|SM Of
AUSTRIA FOR
ITALY IS NOT
MASKED
Sentiment Becoming More
Acute as Emperor Franz
Josef Gradually Fails in
Health.
DUAL MONARCHY FAILS
TO EXHIBIT AT ROME



Rome. Hume - The celebration
OF the jubilee ct Italian Unity, With
the exhibitions IN Rome aud ~ Turin.
has emphasized the strnnscness OF
thu situation brtW ccn Italy and AUS
trip. Emperor Francis Joseph and
the government al the dual mon.
archy. alone OF all the rulers and
great powers. nave sent no represen.
tAtion e. the Italian celcbratona and
1T has been only In the most REGAL.
cltrant manner that Austria has par.
ticlpatod in the International Exhi.
biilon OF Fine Arts here, while she
vas the only nation which did not
take part ia the Exhibition OF Indus
tries and Labor az Turin.
Tnis ~ significant whcn one con.
siders that Vienna and Rome have
been allied as members oi the triple
alliance for nearly thirty years. Nor
can II be said tina, Austria's altitude
IN inspired by "a desire "a spare the
feelings uf the vatican, as Austria
In 1870 WAS tho first country 10 con-
graduate italy over the fail Of the
Temporal Power. and the relations
between IN, Austrian government
and IN" Holy Soc haN" been. recently.
strained The attitude OF Austria is
dee Ia the ancient antagonist be-
tween the two countries. winch IS
reaching more acute siagr ,,% that
the health of Emperor Francs Joseph
~ failing. and the rclps of the Dual
Monarchy urc practically Ia tho
hands %: the Crown Prince Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand
Tn. old smporo, has witnessed
during his long polrn grontor pollticnl
ana family catastropb.s than any
other living sovereign. with the cx.
ccptlon, porhaps. Of King Manuel OF
Portugal. lie went from IN. defcn,
Of sndow, /, tho lass Of iomhorav
and Noneilo. from .he Incura,lc IN
trinity Of Empr, SO Elizabeth To her
hy an anarchist. besides that
50, unexplained tragedy which I'D 10
the death OF his only son >rchduko
such , .n.,os.t., -, .o.. g.,
dne.a IN, y,.n.r.,I. ,,on,,a,, =, n,
tt,,nelv onnosoa 49, Mo c,,,,,,. CO..
,intnn,,ny IN ann conf,,c, ,nS INC
ono which .,,,,-,, ,r,,..h.c,, an, ,,os,
prs.ahl. was ,voi1ed ,brou,h ,,.
alliance with Itatv ana cer,,,nv
ana ,hn rycot r,annci INA, mo ae,a
ruler inspiroJ throughout rnronc
III suacessor wil ma, commend IN.
sam. Influence. so Inn, mo ale.,.
or Francis Josonh may
haya a e,pltoI influence In Tho fer.
s,iru Motley oT Eurone II helup douh,.
ful that he wul maintain the uresent
attitude of submission 10 Germany.
while his intransieeant cI,rIcaIIsr
NAV revive I'm Austria Inc Los. or
II ,,ne" movement and cause n run.
ture with i,aly. which would not
please even tho vatican. ms Plus X
is averse 10 any evsnt which nigh,
revive an acute stage between church
and state in Italy. rs IL proved by
his mild attitude In connection with
tho present celebrations of Italian
unity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
LOST
APPETITE
and HOPE
Neglected Cold csvssd cemeIi
eatisN, pvsmptly Restored
By essuaa.

MIS- Rosa
boyer, !
herman Ave-.
Evanston. H..
Srttns IL any
M has rca on
- praise Pc
ruuA n ~
surely Htygcli
Ia : sprini'
Z came SO
run Il % " ~
rom tho ser.
ous effects Of
"a Hngcrini;
old. That sew
sral conplica.
tions united
in pulling M"
Town ! could
neither eat
e0r sleep wol.
ma los flesh
ana spiirt
II finally
tried pcruna
and IL ala
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
DRY WEATHER CAJTLE
ARE GETTING. SCARCE &.

Kansas city Stock Yards, June IS.
- The main feature In the cattle mar
ket last Week was the moderate pro-
portions of the run, and the small
number of dry weather cattle con-
tanned Another point WAS the adj
vance in prices of stock.rs and feed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
REGULAR MEETING ~ the CITY
COUNCIL JUNE 10, tett.

Meeting called 10 order By Mayor
Elder.
Present: Aldermen Rcidy, Wroth.
Augc. Couroy. sherwood. CoeB. Thorn
az and Clarke.
Minutes Of meetings at juno t'h
and 18TH were read and approved.
Dill al the American In France
Fire Eoslne comp IN the sum OF
ts2.B0 vos read,
NoveA bv Alderman Thomas. SOC
ouAed BY Alder man Reidy. that bill AZ
reed ~ approved. aud that Clerk no
dIt>ftoA 10 draw warrant u pay
rmeot 81 same.
Carried; Aldermen ReIdy. Wroth.
Auiee, C0nroy, lshcrw60d. coen. Thorn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-19
ihre111 6nuie ON 5!

SSn ibrem .9auie an Der Noro-
NeusBraunfels @penue itarb Mitt-
mod morgen gegen 2 l1br Sroa
4gnes S6roeoers, Die @attin bon
Reter S. Sbroeoers, cine alte Deut-
lbe 8epobnerin unierer Staot. Sic
errei1te bas bobe Sitter bon S3
Sabreu uno tpobnte felt SO Sabren
in unlerer Staot. Sic bil1terlabt
orei Go9ter, SRI. Sophie S6roc-
oers, Srau gilbert S6iffers uno
5rau 2ouiie Demurrer in Iiron; fer
lter bier Sobne, Soiepb, @iGiom,
Serrp uno @uguit S6roeoers. Ser
2estere mobnt in gorftomn. Die
geeroieung fan0 beute Na6mit-
tag BON Souie Der So6ter, Strait
hilbert 9differs, aus itatt.
SSn einem bieligen Sanoto.
rum ftarb SRI. Selene SaImonn
nus Multin, Sodter bon Srau So
banna Saamam geb. S6end> I'M
Alter BON 26 Sabren.
Safe g. @ol5, Dem 8aie-gall-
Spieler, Der altgeflagt 1T, am 10.
Moi feline Srau eridoiien 5i baben,
lit pom 4rimiual @ppeaationsge-
ridt Dos Gedt, 8iirgidaft gu itellen,
5ugeitonoen. 0ie 8iireidaft uurbc
auf $4,000 feitseiett.
Der 4anal, Ser BEN @bflub
unieres Semers na6 Dem Witden
Safe 81 biloet, ideint ben Inforoe-
rungen ni6t mebr 81 geniigen unb
miro bodit mabrideinlid erneitert
meroen miifien.
SSllan Mguilar, melder ange
floet mar, Benjamin Mmapa ermor-
oct gu baben, lit freieeiprohen NOR
oen. Die @eihmorenen erfannten
ben Sal als einen beredtieter
Selbitnerteioigung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-19
Kantor's Fritz
@oman BON Sbeooor BON
3obeItis.
lSurtieenna.)

tCottleSHh'A.J
Mn n1hlten gormittage flinael.
tie Sris, einen fleinen Baden 3ei-
tungen unter benz 4rme, i6on glenn
li6 frib5eitig an Der 8obmung
Sannps.
uSagen sic Dem Sraulein, id
miibte iie ipreden, rief er benz off.
nenoen Wdo6en entgeeen, v-nur
ouf 5ebn Winuten meinetfpegen
aber iprehen muB ih SRI. Dbl.
oen!"
Gr puroe in ben fleinen SaIJn
gefubrt, Der an oas 8ouooir Som
nDs anltieB. Sic ielbit eridien nod
elmer 8iertelihunoe IN 70 itrablen.
Der Worgenfriife, als lei Der ge-
ltrige abeno ni6t' bis melt iibcr
Die WtitternodtsItunoe misgeoebnt
moroen.
1S6on nisgeidlafen2" fragte lie
nno itrefte Sris Die Sano entgeeen.
oSongit - uno 9u2" Ct ihaute
lilll eHI3udtem Sitd 81 tDr auT.
u&ortfte Srage man fraudt
Oi6 itnr an5uieben! 8as biit Oh
idon. Sannpl"
o4ber 5risl" ladte fie. uSnft III
oesbalb Seinen Morgenidluinmer
abgefurat, um mir cine baitsbade-
ne Shmei6eIei gu iagen2"
n@ein, bod nidtl I'm ettpns
Standardization niaen batte i'd
rnbig peiter eeidlafenl. SD bin
eliidielig, Sannpl Sd babe mir no,
tiirlib iofort oieienigen 8eitunecrl
gefouft, Die idon IN Ser Moreen.
hummer iiber bic Greigniiie oes
Mbenos gu beri6ten pflegen. Serr.
!gott, bin i6 seIobt poroen! Sfonl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-19

le~sesbeltlmml1ngen nit M%norobnng
lbperl tier, ia balsgefabrlider Stro,
fen berbor, ieooh aud meiit obne
no6boltieen ginfluB. Man tranf
bonn Worgen bts gum @beno. Gem
~Worgentrunf" folgte Ser yMit-
t%ogstrunfs" biei EN- Der u8elpen-
trnnf", oonn fam Der uuntertrunf"
l6lteBlt6 Der o@btrunf", Der ge-
uobnli6 nod nit Dem uS9laf-
trunf" berbunoen purbe.
oils 8eiipiel, nie meit man es
I'M @enuB FOLDER @etrd1tfe bradte,
Jet aus elmer Soffeueroronurlg
grnits bes Srommen (t648) ange-
fiibrt, ooB oGein Der S6loftruuf
fir cine ooelige Dame (obne oie
Dteneri6aft!) ouf orei WaB 8ier
berednet tpltrbe.
BUR 3eit ser Reformation bot
tie Die Srunfiu6t Der 9eutiben hen
Sobepunft erreiht. 9ie 2onos-
fnedti6aoren oes an fi9 niidter-
men &aiiers Marimiltan l., Ser BET
mabrloIte nieoere @oel, Ser i'm
iibrigen IN Sebben uno Gdllbereien
frtegeriide &ur8metf ludte, leiise.
ten ltnelaubfides. @llein lie foIe-
ten nur Dem 8eiipiel Ser Soft.
iben unb @eiitli6en. go mlste
audi bon Sofiiden uno @eiitIi.
den eite @egenbeipeeung eegen
Die ltnmabigfeit a1sgeben.
Dieie @egenbemegung maht
ii6 idon redt friib ben1erfbar lit
9orls beg @roBen @eiesgebung.
Dort miro Niidternheit geprielen
uno anempfoblen, iperoen Sri,lf-
uniitten berponts Damn NOR es Dor
aaem Srieori6 Ill, Ser gegen bas
uebermaB gu Seloe aog. Sein Sobn
Warimilian I. unb mad ibm &arI
", iotpie II. beniisten als Sssnbo.
Der Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT Die
9ieidsablhieoe, UNI ernite, itrertge
8orte gegen Die Grinfuniitten aus
5uipre6en. QGein oas fontfe nihts
fru6ten, uno menr iie sic Mlfo.
boli6doli6feiten aub nod 10 rid-
tig erfonnten uno i6iIoertcn.
Grant man ia bod auf ben Reids.
tagen ielbft in elmer Mrt uno @et-
le, oaB man mie iiberliefert III,
ltur Die am @ormittag e~rleoigten
Observation-Disclosures ols Die MIDI
terne uMorgeniprobe" eelten lieB,
fonnte man BEN &aiier (&arl v.
auf Dem &eihstag gu Mugsbrrg)
bod ielbit bel Offentlider @elegen-
beit als t~rinffelten Mam ieben,
fonnte bod Elm fiiritli6er Weiu6cr
oes faiierlihen &ofes benz @aifee-
Der ieinen 9onf init ben @orten
abitatten: uaaiierli1e Maieitat 30.
BEN mid gar treffli6 gebaIter1, al.
lilo, bob i6 feline Stunoe niidteral
| geneien BIN" (gbriftian bon Sah<
len 1910 an @ubolf I'D
Die @eiitli6feit, aud 2utber,
erboben ibre Stimmen segen oieIe
gollerei. MIerbings, iie botten
ebenio menis grfolg als Die per-
idieoenen Sroen Ser MdBigfeit, oie
ii6 inter Der 9atronar6 bon Gam
oesfiiriten bilbeten. Der 9reiBig-
iabrise 4rieg 6e8imterte uno rotte-
tie audi pielfab nit Stumpf nno
Stiel Die Hebenfulturei 9euti6Iano
aus. DafIr bradte er ein mebr ar.
ceres Gift unter oas Bolf, Die TO-
| genannte Mqua bitae, ben 8rannt-
mein. Dieies ~2ebensmaiier mar nr.
| ipriingli6 ats fdtbarea Seilmittel
BON @ldiniiiten oeftiniert tporoen. @s
lit ieitber aus einem 2~ebensmaiier
fir MiIionen Elm Sooesnaiier ge,
mor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-19
1tnterftiitt sic streifer.

3upeiIen geben 2eber, Mieren ltno
@ineepeioe an ben Streif uno per-
neigern gu funftionieren. Danr
braudt SIR Die alleenebmen fIei.
men Streifbreber Or. Sings
Neue ~2ebenspiaen - ben Sreanen
notiirIide Silfe 81, bringen ,lno iie
gu ~geborieer S6tiafeit 81 a,pineen.
Cute @eiunobeit folgt baIo nah. Ser.
iibt iie. 25c III alien @potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-19

Capt. Clarence 81. Sones bonn
8. Mrtinerie : Meginient muroe @itt.
mod morgen iein Dor benz ge0eu-
@ebduoe ftebenoes Bfer6 uno 8uggp
seftobIen. Dos Bfero TIT erob,
i6tper unb bon idtparSer Garbe-
Arizona republican., 1911-05-24
CATHOLICS ID BE ACTIVE
 IN MEXICAN POLITICS
Preparations to Participate in the Gen
 eraI Elections.

Tucson. May 23.-Authentic informa- ton has reached here that the Catho- lie national party will take an active part in the general election in Mexico, and nominate candidates for ell offices from the presidency down on a plat form which will stand for free suffrage. free speech, an unrestricted press and full religious freedom.
 Leaders of the party are said to be drafting bills which they will support, including the Australian ballot with different colors for the several tickets to serve as an aid to illiterate electors, and providing for criminal and civil punishment of judges for abuse of power.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST
EXPERT MARKsMEN WILL CON

TEST-W. B. Twitchell and T. l.. Eden left last night for Madeira. California, to win fame for themselves and Arizona and have d lot of fun beside. These two gentlemen are acknowledged to be the crack shots Of all Arizona as far as can be discovered from trying out the shooters in gun club tournaments and the magnet that draws them to the coast is the annual Pacific handi-
 cap of the shooters. It is an event of even national importance as it draws
 experts from coast to coast to try their luck against the best shooters in the country. Good prizes are offered,
 but the handicaps are so arranged that
Arizona republican., 1911-05-24

several French eXperimenters have
 attempted to administer radium
 through the unbroKen skin by cleo
 trolytc action action. 1t was fouud that the substance could be thus ap- piled to any part of the body direct. and radium was afterwards detected in the skin. the muscular tissue and the bones. The process was pronounced safe and reliable
 The new chemical refrigeration of Dr. Repin, q French chemist. is claim ed to be free from the defects of the ammonia process. and to be especially dapted for economical results in small plants. In the ordinary refrigera ton the cooling is effected by the evapora- tion of hquefied ammonia. The ann monia gas is recovered in water. which abSOrbs great volumes. and when the solution so formed is heated the ann monia is expelled into d cooled re- ceiver and liquefied by it's own pres sure. A serious difficulty is that about 25 per cent of water is carried with the ammonia from the solution. The new process. free from this trou- ble. uses sulphur dioNide as a rcfrig crant and camphor as an absorbaut. 20 per cent of naphthol being added to the latter to prevent excessive foaming and melting of the camph"r on heating. The sulphur dioXide is easily iquefied and absorhs much heat in evaporating. while il is entirely dis engaged in gaseous form from the solution at a temperature be- low the boiling point of water.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-24
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AN lNCOMPARAeLE AD.-0f al me display advertising this vaUc, eyer had in the eastern papers. ther, i NdS never d better one than the page idVertisement appearing in the chi caSo Record Herald of Sunday. April 5o. William T.. Curtis of the Record Herald Was here during the Ronse- Welt dedication and for d week or lWc thereafter there appeared in his paper daily letter of two or threa columns from his pen that has given the valley measure of publicity and m Way that could not be secured with money. IL was during the ap- pearance of these letters that the ad- Nertisement in question Was run as a partial remuneration tn the paper. as well as to give the valley more de sirable advertising The proposition was placed before the board of trade but it did not have the necessary funds at hand. Wher-upon number of Phoenix business men tendered the board the necessary money and the ad appeared Probably no more striking display advertisement was ever put together one. in fact. hard
  ment or news item. and yet ap- bearing in huge letters of script across the top is the word Phoenix" and in but slightly smaller letters. The Electric Power City of the Great Underneath the heavy is fine picture of the dam and dozen other pictures of Phoenix and valley scenes. buildings. etc. ap- pear around the margin of the page In the center is an address to manu- lecturers of about l.0O0 words. in small type. setting forth the present and coming greatness of this valley. So pleased were those N ho paid for the advertising that a arge number of copies of it were rc- produced on book paper and are now 1 seen displayed in many of the win i lows of Phoenix business houses | where those who doubt may see it is ! ;uch an advertisement as cannot fail l O attract attention wherever it is dis played.