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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13
Order of Gov. Marshall at
indianapolis Races.
Fastest Time Of Season with
zombrewer Clicked In 2.04 IL.
All Events Won In Straight Heats.
Wednesdays summary.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 1.-THE
bookmakers' stalls were deserted today
while the Grand Circuit races were in
progress by order of Governor Mar
shall
Yesterday the space under the big
grand stand at the State Fair grounds
where the stalls were located, was
thronged with a crowd of eager bet
ters but today 1t was quiet and what
betting there was. was done in front of =
the grand stand in private pools. Con-
siderable money changed hands in this
way, but it is said the amount was not
to be compared with the betting of
yesterday
The track today was good and the
fastest time of the season was record
ed when Zombrewer driver by Snow,
registered 2.04A in the second heat of
the 2.o9 pace, the feature event of the
day.
All the races today went in straight
heats, and the only real big surprise
was the defeat of the veteran Geers'
Akar by Zombrewer in the feature
race. Many had picked the Memphis
horse to win the big stake, but the
best he could do was to take third
money. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-2OS TRoT. 8 IN s-PURsE
The Huguenot e, by Chimes CT.
peuyoiJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Cascade, CHI h (Murphy) ..........2
Viola Strong, b m tCieersl ......,....3 2 3
Wllita. b m (Salvage). DIS
victor star, b & valentine. ....,....ds
Time l3l, 2.l2a 213
SECOND RACE-2.0g PACE 3 IN g.
PURSE $500.
Zombrewer, VIII M by zombro
tSnowb ...-...............1 l l
SIR r.. Murphy.
Akaf, II ttieers) ..,.t+......,..,--....2 5
| Don, ch < Drown. ..,.,.+.........,..a
Star King. b g (Rash) ................6 DIS
Time-20G4. 20i, 2.04l.
| THIRD RAcE-22 rs TRoT. FIN s-PURSE
Sl000
Argot Hal. b h, by Brown Hal q. F..
Benyonl ........,.. ......... ...,t.t..s..'d 1
| Lady Willow br IN tDeeres). ......4.s...2
DR. Jones. blk II (Murphyl.
Francis Hal, b m (Chandlerl. ..,...,..,f
Mary Walker blk M DEAN 8 DIS
Lee Wilson, b & Dodge .-...-.-.,.....d
Time-2.l0i zoos.
| FOURTH RAcE-2H PACE, IN B.
PURSE $1,000.
Peter the Second, b h, by Mr.. Pinker-
ton (Nalentinel ...-...s...
Band Girl, b m CWilsonl. ..s..,, s.ss.s.-,Z
Lon Allen Oh & (McMahOn1..,s ~. t...,.4
Bertha A. br m CKimiint .-,,......-3
Woodland Tavlor. s---5 ,....t..,sor
Time-2o9s, 2os., --------.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-13

1oc. CIGAR

Factory output-upwards OF 100000 daily.
Largest selling brand of Zoe, cigars In the
world Observation-Disclosures N. II. diff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

giving dinner
in it. They MIGHT hghtcar-off my whole shirt.
I'm thankful God made life just naturally sweet. in spite
OF ythng that don't need much sugar per.
I'm thankful there are SOME newspapers that can be
bought for a cent a copy-and No OTHER NNAYl
I'm thankful I'm a peaceful Mohammedan Arab over
Trpol with Christian sneakn up behind 70 bayo-
net down MY spinal coyum
I'm thankful live in this galorous land 81 the MORE
ORLESS free, instead 81 IN heather Chiny Those be-
ngted Chnks smith oppressor queue and thigh But
pocket and tell OUR hghbnders help cmseyes Il
fashionable here soil ones houesthandsoA toi
with the blood OF the brues. Not YET, but Anyhow m
thankful.
You know Bill we inherited this sacred Thanksgiving
festival from the original Puritan engan and we've got to
the good old They had HEAPS TO be thank
full for Only HALE Of them had died Of bad food and frosted
toes The Indians usually let the Of EN- alone, PRO
NIDED they kept together and prayed with eye open and
after they'd picked lew Of rock oil each Aud their
BLUE LAWS permitted them to smile-ON WEEK DAYS
Iii they could lind stray grin somewhere
Why. bll just think how MUCH WORSE things
supposin' TAFT should go gallvantn around ALL the
Suppose the soo-preme Court should amend ALL the laws
against highway robbery
Suppose had pay for the air breathe, as VIC do
for everything Old Mother Nature intended should all
use FREELY?
Suppose we had to crawl bellies every night
work instead Of rdn sumptuousy ammed BY the hun
suppose we were ali ITS" without ANY brains instead
Of being just easy going Fs that stand for such hings
THAT bein case SAYS Bill we'd probly rise up
hind legs and FIGHT like HE'LL Sure, says l. that's why
THEY thankful aren't just ordinary dumb animals But
that's another story)
Yes Bill I'm thankful as all get out I'm THAT full and
runnn over with hanifuncss that I'm afraid LET ON
THEY'D sure put TAX on it,
That Y M. c. A. Of ours knows do a thing a
turkey up brown It's feeding 200 homeless with real
turkey dinner today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
The Might Of Little
Things

to world
khowf they way Of llfe2
Maybe Will DO surprised
things life II analysed
smallest
thing book word ribbon
o a banana peelng o a street
the who little his shoe, pebble no
delayed thereby
the while he hooked the pebble out with finger Then he went on and
girl and
they
pebbeten secondhand destiny wbrs Ike weathercock In
IN wi
might change the
OF right
a wreck whole
famil
Of the Significance Of
recognize that Else why
should who be quite prize wthered rosebud
which all OF $4,000 No
shakes O rosebud either and faded and already
moderng to
worthless trine
leaf wp Of hair that more to you
kings ransom?
course on
cherishes the withered rosebud.
r We keep down
our trines are-how II
lie therein
Good evening". DO have turkey. Or do you
want a doctor instead?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
HOW LA TOILETTE MADE FOLKS
BANK DEPOSITS SAFE In WISCONSIN

the state fS9i,47 per diem what
n cost Hines Ia prOblemaiicaD.
Minnesota pays for her legislature
t564 and Iowa for hers S7is q day.
Maryland cxpends 81 ,2G5 "A day for
the Maryland brand of laws.
Wisconsin. with her civil service
law, gets the Wisconsin kind OF
legislation al an expense OF only
t233.5G n day. The watchwOrd y
EFFICIENCY. I don't want to be
understood as saying that WisoOn-
sins government is cheap. II
isn't. It's an expensive govern
mcnt But II DOES THINGS. and
does them economically and cheap
iy And that brings me to banking
and insurance.
In Wisconsin national banks fall
sometimes. they say. but state
banks never. LaFollette. be II UNI
derstOod In the man whom Nc
Kinley offered 10 make comptroller
OF the currency. His regime has
placed on the statute books OF Wis
consin by amendment and new
enactment laws establishing a
banking commission and providing
for bank inspection under which
NOT A DOLLAR OF A DEPOSI-
TORS MONEY HAS EVER BEEN
LOST.
The bankers like II. The de-
positors like IL. The law author
lzea banks 10 form a mutual insur-
ance company 10 protect deposit
tors, and the bankers are al work
on Il in the true Wisconsin way
the LaFollette way-slow but sure.
II will not be long until Wisconsin
WI have a bank insurance system
without fuss or feathers which will
be proof against everything except
q fafuefrau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

dis mornln. an
parnon Jones (lnterrupting HIM
How ala he come 10 do thatf
Sam-Ah dunno. lie never done
Il befo'. Mcintyre and Heath.
Pastor--Now. look here. my man.
your wife does love you.
Pariahionor--Why. how do you
known
Paator-lt'a an old saying that
a woman who loves horses. loves
her husband. and your wife Ger.
talnly loves horsca. 90
Parishloner -Ontorruptingl- You
bet. Hhc lovea anything abe can
drive around Gus Williams.
Harnea-"If a cat gets kittens
while lying on n sofa pillow. what
would you call the kittsnaf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

Firat Comedian say. old chap.
can you toll mo the difference be.
tween vision and a aightf
Second Comedian-~Certainiy I'm
a vision. Fox and Ward.
Sightsoor, Ito floor walkerl--
What's the matter with that woman
over thereg She's always looking
around so.
Floorwakcr--she has klepto-
mania.
Slghtscer--wen. doesn't she take
anything for III
fioorwalker-S She will In n min
ute. Just watch her. - Jimmie
Thornton.
rarson Jones' Why so sad. samf
Sam--well. yuh see. It's dis way
Nah mule. he dropped dead on me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE?
THIS VEEKS JOKES Hot FlOn BROADWAY

Yarns-~"Thata easy. Why. cat.
erplllara, of course. Barnes a
Crawford.
Man-(Who has Just quarreled
with his wife) "Do you think I'm
n perfect foofy"
Sarcastic Wifo--"No, dear, You're
not perfect fool. No one IL per.
feet"
From Judy Forgot"
Wife--(Who has been married
bat six months) why Is IL. dear
that man always says he'll PINE
for woman
lluaband-( Who is in q grouchy
humorl "Oh, don't bother me. I
suppose IT'S because II II the soft
est kind OF wood. Martin a
Fohrini.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

away with a TIN can TO
his tail thankful It
wasn't FIRECRAck-
ERSl
I'm thankful for a
heap OF things that
might be a whole lot
WORSE.
L rinstance:
I'm thankful tur-
keys 30 cents a pound.
That saves me from
FOUNDERING on an
old fashioned Thanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
It's a Pretty Good Old
World, After All

Some 90 children Mother" Rythers home eating
turkey today They've got much turkey and many other
good things, that Thanksgiving bound to last for week.
anyway
These 90 fine youngsters celebrating the good old day
everybody ought be able celebrate all because OF
phase Of the Seattle spri,--real generosity.
The need OF these children pointed by The Star.
Instantly the great heart of the people touched and money
and all sorts OF supplies flowed in.
The fact OF the this somewhat battered but still
old world of something like the rock OF the
Bible tale People mighty cold and unsympathetie
koeky. in word-until incident throws
Searchlight your troubles.
Then-prestoi The cold rock rven by the living flame
OF sympathy and the revvying gushes quene
your thirst
It's really great pity that that searchlght thrown
homes and other that lacked Thanksgiving
day cheer There thousands OF people only awaiting
opportunity TO help
But mind Sixty kiddes in home may need doc
tors Christmas and another chance
to help others is less than one short month away
Wee Willie Coyle playing his last game school and
college athlete in the football game today He's of the
boys of whom the Queen City proudest Welcome TO the
field OF strife, Willie buck the line just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

ton 10. ana yet most men hhouid DC
interested in banking and insurance.
The insurance and banking laws
OF Wisconsin under the LaFollette
regime have been made over. What
has this man, so widely advertised un-
I'll recently as dangerous" doncl
One Of the first things he did was
10 provide for efficiency in the state
government by civil service law. lie
needed the patronage bitterly-as a
politician; for he had no money and his
enemies had oceans OF H. As states
man, he gave up the offices for the
sake OF a civil service law which
placed all appointiye state officers on
merit system with competitive exam
nations.
Other states have similar laws, but
the Wisconsin law is the real thing. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

the New York has New York town"
do smaller The New York
Little Rock, Kankakee Ypsilanti end Waco"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
IMMUNE

Rasus-What yo hnk is de mattah dootahY
Docor-Oh, nothing but the chickenpox
(gettng neryousl-I
nowhar could kech dat.--AIedeai. Tlmos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
THE EASIEST WAY

The Paywrght-Ah The audience calling tho author
The House Manager hear
I'll hold back while tPhadelpha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
REASON ENOUGH

You refuse allow spelling and gammar
said
Absolutely" replied Mr. him
current h~aure and don't spoil his dialect
slang ."-Washingon Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

a Thoughtful Thanksgiving
In former years
We were quite perky;
Cast off all fears.
Enjoyed our turkey
But things today
Are not so sunny.
Mixed with our play
Are thoughts of Money.
Some thoughts about
The cost Of living
Are cropping out
with this Thanksgiving.
San Francisco Examiner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

The modern punkln.ple don't meet
sly gastronomic need.
They make Il In little pan
That grows a puny breed,
In oideu days our mothers made
A pie that waa n pie.
They had 60 bake 4 out Of doors
Because Il rose 40 high
The modern pie that makes one
bite
Aunoys mo. I declare.
| o bake Il in the hAth-sub please.
And let me wallow ihcrc'
some people are martyrs and
others just say that they prefer
the neck of the fowl.
When the fathers declared every
man entitled 10 the pursuit Of hap
plueas. they laid the foundation for
free aud unlimited coinage u pun.
kinple.
I,aiy's Turkey ls likely to prove
tough this Thanksgiving
The actor may we'll be thankful
that eggs are high.
But. a. a result. tho aim Is like
~ be more accurate.
Wonder II the BARRIERS are thank.
fui that hair grows after deathG
Chorus girls ARE thankful that
there are bigger Holsters on Broad
way than IN Chesapeake bay.
Gertrude Patterson Ia thankful
that she escaped the gallows and
can eat her turkey In peace.
Things that Seattle r. not thank
fui for. The privilege Of strap
hanging IN Boss Furth's cars.
Nobody IN knocking Cedar river
water now. II tastes too good.
THE TURK
But yesterday he was a bird.
With proud maneuyers in his
wake:
Alas How time doth change the
great
To-day he Is a stomach.achei
BE thankful II for no other rea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

far to the employees OF the legislature under
civil service Before this law passed cost Wisconsin
$f33 day the legsature$455 Of political pap The
insurgents threw all away for the sake Of good government
accordance with Governor LaFolettes recommendations
time when he bitterly accused Of using these offices for
political purposes
years service legislatures last tts334
bleds
Whatsef Of
gie00000. The aaure costs $685. daily. Sir
daily f 20 atnte nea legaatue IN mno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
HiO0f


JOSH WISE
SAYS:
"Any m a n
who's been alex
IN a hospital has
wanted a@fviiy
TO utt ell
quick"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

n the Pilgrim Fathers could be
thankful. when they had to excuse
themselves every few moments
while they stepped into the wood.
shed to remove a few stray arrows
from their anatomy. surely We
ought 10 be thankful with nothing
to annoy us but politics and the
annoying raap OF the interest fall
ing due.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
BY HERBERT QUICK,
Editor OF Farm and Preside

The most important thing perhaps, about the wond
LaFoette IN Wseonsn IS the hardest % attract a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

SerloublJ wow.
Let US give thanks for the rich
ness OF our heritage Love that
makes life diylnc--for Beauty
which wins man TO Holiness--for
Faith that builds a pathway 10 the
stars--for Dreams that light the
night--foT Visions that give us Inn
mortality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
MEAN THING 3
A JUVENILE PESSl
DRAWBACK
AS TO BASEBALL

Knickor-Do you like the revolving doer2
Booker-No; you can't slam IL when yut are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

There Is even something for the
manager OF tho Washington base
ball team to be thankful for.
But we admit we don't know
ahat IT H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
serioualy Now.

But should the largest turkey
In the country 20 20 j. =. Morgan?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

BE thankful II for no other rea-
son. Just for the fun OF ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30
One Last WhIsper.

one last Whisper.
Don't imbibe 80 much Thanks
giving spirit that your make the
ridiculous blunder OF trying 10 light
your cigar at the hot-water faucet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

Willie. run and tell pa.
pa that dinner Ia most ready.
Willie Pops Just gone over 90
the drug store after some OF them
new dyspepsia tablets 10 be on the
safe side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

II guess III buy deer meat for
Thanksgiving tnis year"
What Kind OF dear ment-tur.
key?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-30

FITS too bad that wc have to eat
our first Thanksgiving dinner In n
restaurant. but NO have one thing
to be thankful for. We have each
other"
Yea; you should DO thankful"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
I'm NsTE nNskTT.

Fcw people utsid, OF au editorial
office have an, idea of the amount
of free advertising that 8. sought 10y
various people ana organizations
Right now national irrigation
congress a conservation congress, e.
dry farming congress. "a trans Mis-
ssslppi congress ana Il score or more
lesser organizations are flooding every
newspaper ONCE larR" ana small
with notices ana boosting articles
with the request that al least some
of them b" given publication
Al the railroads send out press uo-
tlrrs They are generally written by
someone who never saw newspaper
office ana probably. never read any
thing IN o. newspaper hut thc oman
cial columns or stock market
Dozens and oven hundreds ot cities
arc sending out articles about thom-
.r3ves. each attempting t. graf,
fgcc notice from each newspaper in
IN, country From other cities come
exposition notices san Francisco,
San Diego. N'w Orleans san Antonio
ana a TnmOor "t others drslf' 70 c'll
attention To- the fact that they nrc
preparing ior rNrositons, fairs and
convention. ana mat 'h'N' 'a'h ana
lh"'''""'''' are t"' 'a"'' I'"''s I"I
e"''''''""H "'" meetings "i 'il N'l'oF'
Thou there a." Wutrut Wrdi.in"
concerns. makers OF soda water flaw
ors baking powders and candies, h"ni
upon proving 10 an" mblc that
siryohnine or Rough on Rats, % ia
diciousl, used FOR coloring purposes.
canont possibly kill little children.
they E't ur alleged newspaper
sioric~' that resemble the real thius
bout as much as a quotation from
/ an almanac, and they write insIstent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
} RIM QUESTION
on CONSISTENCY
tRa,on RANGE

dlaton RANGE
We're Il MOI Tor she seriousness OF
Inc Oltensc. We would have read
with considerable Amusement the &c.
Cuunt ui The Albuquerque Morning
journal concerning the ailidayits
hadc as 20 the exact words of the
Presidents promise relative 10 state
hood. We we're OF the opinion the
Duke civ climate was occasionally
cooled hy sweet scented hrccZcs from
The mountains ana meadows SUI.
ioundune Il quite sufficiently 10 IN.
sane AGAINST sun STROKE The action
OF yesterday tends To indicate that
our surmisos have been incorrect.
Suppose uuI chief executive ala make
such "a statement As the Morning
Journal says thai he said H. We be.
lleye H. You need not send any am
davits up this way to subs antiate
your word u YOU ala we would he
rather OF thu impression that some
body lied By tour action sou put
ID up 20 the president or yourselves,
AID Il We are compelled 10 choose 40.
tween he Two. aIhduyits og noac,
We stick by the man whose integ-
Iity has never been questioned ~
President Iait made the speech and
uttered those words. his memory is
good, he needs no notorious Repub-
Leans seal to make 1t good Fan.
thctmoro We are of the opinion that
"a lulo diplomacy minus the big
stitch of an affidavit viii 90 more
good than amy other method suggest
ed Were It no, fog the fact we are
away from sHn'atrickeB Albuquerque
ana nave an opportunity 10 think
cohcrenty Wc woald send an ail.
snip gttol those Alfred Daylds aud
rob Uncle sam IL we lost Tooth IN
the conflict 40 one section at our
commonwealth Is more anxious TO SOC
statehood nan the Kingdom OF Col.
iaN. II YOU Viii pardon plain
statement Vt fact. no tour page or
tieht pngc lSundays twelyel paper
los Che southwest has boosted more
consist, nly poraJstenlly and insist
entity tOy statehood than has This III
tie rag gotten ont try-daily by The
devil" and his imps And yet with
all our desire so see new star on
The b 81 flag on earth we are nor
tahid enough 10 intimate that I'resi-
dent TAFT q inconsistent. os would
Tor one moment attempt 10 30 back
ON his word. The Journal evidently
thinks otherwise FOR Il SAYS editor.
tally
President Tar is on record as say.
ing In q speech In this city that h,
would not refuse 20 sign bin admit.
ting New Mexico as a state He Dledg,
cd, mdualihedly. his best efforts 10
see that the promise OF the Rcpuh.
licnn platform for the admission OF
New Mexico was carried oni.
III he refuses 10 sign the present
bin admitting New Mexico. Il appears
10 us the chief executive win be- In
insI as bad o hole as II he consented
20 sign the bin after declaring that
he would not slgn one. allowing All
2one "a enter the union with the ia.
dietary recall
II the president seeks only con
Sweeney he can best prove Il hy sign
ink The Flood resolution n he breaks
one pledge 10 keep another, what
shall II benefit him?"
In other words be Inconsistent IN
NE way we want Won To be and. SOU
won't he inconsistent some argi-
ment that
We are hoping that Ma Taft may
see Ms wass eieasAsf - 49, -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
movt<n otr rIIr GNs.

Th. motuu, ors,u is pces'd 10 '-
d..#,la,l with %. and win NoN-
body &c hasn't oven nad Kind word
fu. Brother Hand ur 'hn balance Of
thr utur push hu l suautN put
tn. prosia,u, Jr tHy uu,." and there.
o., CAV, us 900 70 chance Co grin az
their ,Ic,,ru.. albeit v, didn't get
stateuooI
It Nus &C. good stunt Tho morning
oralu aud is Democratic supp"ftorH
ar, Co h. .uneHiuitrd SO doubt
Edo, president fat rm put ont about
b and white. 20 I- truc $50 did not gyt
unto Obs, uulon. aIthouah Nr have
waited is ione time. sull 10 demon
srfJtra hat iho great Democratic
mrp coz Sew Mexico By not without
..ad.r- famed for those qualities that
uute always characterized their
parts s. history u th,s tarrtor, iu Tho
uaat
.I' I'4 ..NI''Nf l" 'I lN' 'f''i' '''
uu doubt anoHt It 90 .au not Do" DEE
ul,d .,uD, thr morning organ and Us
Democrat. committee of expert uate-
uoud ARTISTS admit 10 themselves iu
urt 10 seemed to please thom inn
wous.It until uuor leaked ont
lum tur white hou., that thp pr,H-
dent VoHld dar, Too use the veto in
spite OF the terrifying presence Of sem
utor owen of oklahoma and the Hon
g. % Hand Of los hpmos. Mule
uuch ~an Miguoi county. y VI
Tho morning organ should not Doc
p"cycd It should cheer M The
president has been "uut Ia the hole
which wu. about am the Flood rcso-
uuon was designed to do. aud we
therefore see mo- reason why the roost-
o. should not Doe carried az the top OF
thc ofgaus editorial column
Ana ANYHOW. the morning oraun
itself admits that We MAY get state-
hood even yct ana wouldn't chat ho
beautiful with lho president 'In the
hole. too"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-14
BARTON NEWS NOTES.

Mr and Mrs win Thompson aud
Nt;ir SON Floyd called ON Mr. and
Mr. John Ennis sunday afternoon.
Misses U,1rrga ana Venus KING
spent SUNDAY vith Mrs John Meta
MI ana Mrs George Speaks spent
sunday with M and Mrs White
NuyIvs.
Joe coffee of Venus spent SUNDAY
at Green Ashes
MIR ana Mrs. Kendall gave party
saturday night ia honor of their
daughter Mrs Willie Williams Those
present were Misses Ada ana Ethel
Bass.tt Dclah Barrah, Georgia and
Winnie king Mrs. While Williams.
Mis- Kendall ana Mcssrs Hiram VIII
Hams Joe Hill. Leonard Ash. Kenneth
Nugont Dayton Darrah. Henry Ma
dole. bonivan Mcltabargcr Fr.d cal
kius ana Willie Lawrence.
John = Eums cat oats for VIII
Thompson Monday.
WhHo Lawrence, who spent the mast
wear in oklahoma, returned to the
valley the last OF the week
Mrs. John Metz aud Miss Rrbo,ca
KING wcr" shopping In Albuquerque
wednesday
Ernest Guest and John King spent
sunday with Leonard Ash
Willie lawrou,, visited al Tom PIT
uyr- sunday