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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

t2000--5 room brick. modern, south
Edith 81, close IN.
t2i00--5-room frame. modern sth
ward, near car line
ti200--6-room bungalow, modern.
large lot good outbulldings. fine To-
cation.
yts0O--a-room frame. bath, lot sex
it2. shade ANA fruit trees. close in.
&2O00-i-ToOm frame. modern.
lawn. chicken yard. South Edith 81
ti090--s-room modern bungalow.
Nnrfh tsth street.
yf5O0--7-room cement finish mod
err residence, hW water heat: large
lot. good outbulldinEs. close In.
t275O-a.room brick. modern. good
shade. n Second " close In.
MONEY To LOAN
FIRE INSURANCE.
A. FIeisC her
an SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Next to New postofHes. Phone s7A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
II you want a stylish horse and
buggy. see W. T.. Trimble. its North
Second 81 Phone M

Hillousneas Il due 10 a disordered
condition al the stomach. Chamber.
laln's Tablets are essentially q stom.
ach medicine. intended especially 10
act on that organ, 10 cleanse a..
strengthen n. tone and insiaerate H..
10 seRulaie the liver and 10 Danish
hiliouanosa positively and eifactnally.
For sale By all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
DELEGATES ELECTED TO
THE COUNTY CONVENTION
Choice of Dr. q. y. Fleming ~ Chair
man nc Fort sumner Causrs Sew
cral I.nkcwhrm Republicans 90 Be-
come i'tsfNed.


Fort snmner. \. NJ. Oct at the
Republican precinct primary held last
night in this city the following delc-
satoe we're elected 10 IN. county con-
vention NJ santa Rosa, To- be held on
october %, pr q ~ Fleming. A. y.
Ana,u. Edsar I.oVelace and Pairoclno
Garcia. The election Of Dr. Fleming
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

LOST. sTRAYED OR SToI.EN. a roan
horse. branded on right front should
er. circle bar circle eith saddle on
Return to 500 South Edith and receive
reward.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

for Cakes Cookies and Pastry should
only boz satisfied With those that are
pure. nutritious and wholesome. Az
food ~ this character sold by us can
ho rolled upon az being made from
pune, fresh ingredients ana properly
cooked and baked, We make a spec
lally OF good things for school iunch-
cons.
PIONEER BAKERY
20s kouth First Street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
LOST

LosT~-Gold case. open face watch
with New England movements. Rs-
turn 10 this offioe and receive liberal
reward. 12p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
OFFICER CHARGED
WITH ASSAULT
Jose Griego Files Complaint
Alleging Deputy Sheriff
Gomez Attacked Him With
Intent to Kill.

IA tn. aftermath of his arrest late
yesterday afternoon upon n charge OF
drunkenness. Jose Griego this morn
ing filed a complaint against Deputy
sheriff Jacobo Gomez Tot assault with
intent To murder. The complaint Mas
sworn IL bcfor" Justiy. oi tn. p.ac"
George H. craig
Grirgo appeared in polio. court this
morning ia IA badly battered condi-
ton. with his head encased In band
ages aud his clothing stained with
blood He had been arrested by Dep
.uty Sheriff Gomez Yesterday afternoon
opposite tn. santa tr shops IN iIarclas
aud brought To- thu Albuquerque poo
lie. station. whore a cnargc of drunk
cuncss and resisting an officer was
lodged against him. Gomez appeared
in court this morning ana At his re-.
quest the case was transferred L. thy
court IN Barolas.
Gricgo denied that he was drunk
and claims that be- was assaulted
without provocation. H.. stated tina
ne was uuarmed at the time of M.
arrest. and that Gomez heat him
over the head With the butt OF
"A siX-shooter,
The preliminary hearing upon tn
complaint against Conner will prohl-
blk TAX, place after the case against
GREGG in Barclas is disposed 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
MICHIGAN man IS
FOUND DEAD
John Solberg Fails to Respond
to Breakfast Call; Passed
Away Quietly During the
Night.

John Solborg of linraga, Mich, was
found dead In his bed ia his room "p
south Edith street this morning,
Solhorg was about 80 years old ana
had been Ia Albuquerque Tor about a
year. He had been 30 for a long time
and cam. Ia this city IN the hop" 81
rcgaininR his health Abou, a week
ago he had quite a severe attack
but 1t was thought hc was better. Last
night he retired as usual. with NO M
dication uf any serious trouble, rms
morning Solbcrg did not appear ~
breakfast when he was called and
did not respond the room was opened
aud ne was found to he dead. Appar-
entity death took place between 10 ana
II O'Clock last night.
The body ~ held AT the BORDERS
undertaking establishment awaiting
thc arrival from Baraga oi \. w
Dahlbcrg, brothcr-in-law of the de-
ceased.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
CONCRATULA-
TI0NS FOR THE
OCCIDENTAL
Jacobo Chavez. Territorial Su-
perintendent of Insurance
Compliments Management
of Home Insurance Company

l,tt,. extending iiptDug COM
gtatulutons tu the occidental Life
Insurance COMPANY for 90, EXCELLENT
examination Vit3stoui o., the ,om-
pauN. at tho hands ut Nh John T..
Roche o. noted Insurance expert of
New YORK, uud,r the direction of the
Sew MoN.oo department of insurance.
has p',u p,un,u b., JdDubu chavez,
t'rrilpial ~uIeIlnt'nd,U uf Insur-
aHoo. Nj chavez takes occasion to
tl> that th, luV mortality rate of The
Occidental pdiyatcs the careful Sc
lection OF risks and the excellence OF
tho medical d"pa tmcuD MAT the
company e liberal boo us treatment of
uoucl hold,rs tngt DO pays ms claims
promptly. and that the surplus earn
Ed during th, scar Is evidence 81
economical management
"lr Your methods are continued,
the ultimate result OF % big institution
viii %. accomplished. concludes the
letter. which m Wu is as follows:
santa b., N NJ March 2N. 1911.
occidental LiD. Insurance Ca.
Alauuucluuc y. NJ.
G,ntcmcn
W. wish to congratulate You upon
the excellent result o' 'ho cxamina'
ton OF ,our company which Was made
uudrr the direction ot this depart
mcur hN Mr. john +. Roche of Sew
Nurk CiN
Your lpW mortality rate shows that
}our risks arc of careful selection and
your medical department In excel
lvn. bands
We hnd that th, companS is liberal
u Its treatment OF policy holders and
blt 10 pays n. claims promptly
Tho surplus earned during the year
b. evidence that the company b. econ
oW.al'r managed and b. your meth
ODDS are continued the ultimate result
of "a big institution vll be- accom-
plI-h.d
Yours worry truly.
tsIru.db JACoHO CHAVEZ.
superintendent of lusuranc'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

authorized to communicate WIN me
Pennington peopie on nh, proposi'ion.
and providing favorable rthF Is W.
ccivcd from them, wor, VII nt p'Sun
immediately TO arrange ioi p's
spread The banquet Nill ne alohs
similar lines to that ot th' ''o'' 10
gcther banquet, which met Win sum
great success some months aAp "h'n
he Commercial cub was Ianined WIN
boosters. Mr. Evcrlfts motion was
Vel received bv the club members
present and praclicall, the only thing
that stands IN the WAY OF th' banquet
Is the possibility that thr Fdf ning'on
boosters may NOT lac able 10 attehu
because 81 the great distance, ~ ran
road. at present existing D'i"e"h Az
buquerquc and he hustlins metropolis
of san Juan county
sanitarium Matter TAKEN Up
President Schwcntker VIII ap'
point committee later 20 iook
into The proposition 81 having
Albuquerque put in = bid fnr me SAM
iaium which the Wood non OF me
Word propose 10 establish some place
IN New Mexico on Arizona The
Nuodmon are already looking over
various locations aud sites Las Vegas,
Roswell and other towns ar" paving
a little attention to the PROJECT ana
other towns in the southwest are mas
ing efforts 10 land he institution
which would be home ana saniiarium
for Woodmon who have contracted
tuberculosis
LAIRD OF Skibo May be Invited to Play
Taxing M the sugg siiun advanced
b. Nj Herman SchWelcr and MI
Iohn St"in of the Harvey system ina
golf links in Albuquerque would at
tract many wealthy tourists aud sent
permanent residents ~ 'hc city. scN.
era, ~ the club members advocated
the establishment of such an attrac'
iion Site were discussod both on thT
lowlands and Highlands. but no def
mite action was taken other than Ia
adopt motion authorizing President
Schwcntkor To appoin, % committee To
look INTO The proposition ana make q
report on it's feasibility and advis'
ability.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

THE WEATHER.
Tonight tair and continued ,uo,:
Thur .,ia, fair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29

4 suggestion, later pat IN the form
of a motion by Mr. Arthur Evoritt. that
Albuquerque entertain the Harrington
officers. directors and boosters of the
proposed Albuquerque, Pennington a
Calf railroad NJ "A Commercial club
banquet. viii no doubt be- later carried
into effect President Schwentker Was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
SIMON STERN HAS
LARGE MIRRORS
Whole Family Can See Them
selves at Same Time in Big
Reflectors Installed BY Cen.
trail Avenue ClOthier.

simon stern. ihr Central avenue
clothirr, has "a corner ON the mirror
business ,n Aihuqu,rqu, lust az TIA"
present time. having converted his
establishment into ycritahlc palace
81 mirrors. Large mirrors have been
Installed ia all departments. ono mir
ror Be- aNa feet ANA hy an odds the
largest reflector IN Town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-29
TOXIC RATIFIES TREATY
WITH UNITED STATES

Toxic. March e9-Thc private
council today rtined the treaty on
commerce ana navigation With the
United states.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
GREAT THR0NG AT FUNERAL
OF BATTALION CHIEF DEVLIN.
Uniformed Firemen Escort Body
From West New Brighton to
Calvary Cemetery.

All business was suspended in West
New Brighton. Staten Island, to.day
during the funeral OF Battalion Chief
William Devlin, who died In st. Vim
cents Hospital as the result OF injuries
received while fighting a fire at No. COG
Broome street, Manhattan. Services
wero held In the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament at West New Brighton. A
great throng attended.
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated
by the Rev. Father Mulcahey. pastor OF
the church n a lifelong friend OF Chief
Devlin. COMMISSIONS johnson had de-
tailed six companies OF ten men each 10
attend the funeral ana act az an escort
to Calvary Cemetery. In Queens Bor-
ough. This uniformed escort wa. I'm
command OF Deputy chief Begin. The
pallbearers were Deputy chief Begin.
Deputy Chief Hayes and Battalion
Chiefs Skelly, Turpeny. Andrews ana
Root.
IA the funeral procession reached
Broadway and Fulton street It was met
by Hook and Ladder Company No. 10,
under command OF capt. McCamble.
The sidewalks were crowded.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
TAKES A new WIFE
AFTER ElQPEMENT
WITH A RICH GIRL
Chauffeur Howard F. May
hew'S Second Bride Is a
# Telegraph Expert.
FIRST GOT A DIVORCE.
Had Fallen in Love With Him
as He Drove Wealthy
Fathers Car.
FIRST GOT A DIVORCE.

A&ter having had q romano with q
@1bonaire's daughter shattered BY the
Rans divorce courts. Howard r. May
hsW. . chsuffeur. is married again. His
RSW wife UP to last night was Miss
CIAsa Miller. daughter Of Mr.. and MIRA
william Miller Of No. IA East One Hun
drsd and Sixty-seoond street, the Bronx.
Uesn their return from their weddins
trip the couple viii 20 to housekeeping
In . nat Mayhem has fitted up at No.
~ West One Hundred and Twenty
6o0fth st1eet.
, Several years & Mayhem, who IS
tw1uty-six years old, and a manly look
hg CHAP. was the chauffeur of A II.
Smith. a wealthy resident Of Stoning-
ton. Conn His employer had . beauti-
full young daughter. Jean Merrill Smith.
IL was soon noticed that Miss Smith
~ partial to the chauffeur. She was
foad OF riding on the front seat of the
BIZ touring car that Mayhem piioted.
Tho attention of Miss Smiths father
WAS directed 20 this romance and young
Mayhem found himself looking for q
new Job. II did not surprise those who
had been observing the trend of events
to hear that the chauffeur Miss
Smith had eloped. Papa Smith resorted
70 strategy to bring about a parting.
The approval Of the brides parents was
withheld at the time. It being explained
to Mayhem that It was up to him to
show what he could do and he agreed
80 q separation from his wife for q
year while he was making good.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
Musical welcome for Mr.. shaw,

An Office decorated with flowers and
nags welcomed J. Angus Shaw OF The
World when he returned from his an
nual vacation to-day. The years that
he has been with the publication have
endeared him to the employees. ana
they feel that his return should not 10
lnObserved. Each one In his immsd!.
ate department constituted him or her.
self a committee of welcome. and a
grsphophone hidden among the ferns
and flowers that banked the sides of
his office rendered such selections as
Aud Lang Syne." Home. Sweet
Home" &c.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
MOTHER FINDS
BABY THROUGH
EVENING WORLD
Picture of Lost Infant Is Means
of Helping Her to
Recover Him.

Through the ChiIdren's Society and
The Evening World Mrs. Angelina Nor
enc Of No. 2o44 Second venue has her
two-and-a-haif-year-ol baby Pasqualc
hack at homo to-day after a month OF
bitter worry and grief. She wen,
straight to the Church OF Our Lady OF
Mt. Carmel to give thanks TO the
Blessed Virgin and to ask the saints
to bless her benefactors.
On Aug. 81 q man walked into the
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
street station with the BABY. He said
he was Michael Moreno OF No. 314 East
One HUNDRED and Fourteenth street,
and hi he had found the child aban-
doned In the back yard. The baby was
sent to the Children's Society. which
started an investigation.
Michael Moreno was not known to
anybody In the tenement at No. ia
East One Hundred and Fourteenth
street. The janltress, Antoinettc
Prince. said no baby had been found In
her back yard by anybody. A fruit
less search OF the neighborhood was
made. No complaints were received
about the loss of such a baby.
Under the circumstances there vas
nothing to DO but to send the little boy
TO the Catholic Protec.ory where he
was rebaptlzed and presented with a
new name.
The next day Mr.. Hoeckly OF the
Children's Society sent an account OF
the troubles of tho baby to The Even
ing World, with It's picture. On Aug.
Il a frantic woman appeared at the
Office OF the society and demanded her
Pasquale. She had a cop of The
Evening World in her hand. and said
she recognized the picture as that of
Pasquale.
The woman said that she was An
gelina Moreno and that the baby was
the child OF her first husband, Pasqualo
di Giuseppe, who died in Italy more
than II year ago. she married Michael
Moreno In Boston and came to this
city with him recently. on Aug. q he
took her to Jen~Nn Park and lost her
In tho crowd, IIKing the baby with
him. She has not seen him since.
Before Justice lIoyt in the Children's
court to-day she swore earnestly that
Pasquale was hers and hers alone. Pas
quale was put In her arms. She wrapped
hin In a sha wl and ran out with him,
stopping on the steps to kiss him "a score
OF times.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
It COSTS YEAR
TO TOTE PISTOL
WITHOUT PERMIT
First Penalty Under the sulli-
van Law Sends Man
to Prison.

The frst sentence imposed on q
violator Of the Sullivan law against the
carrying OF deadly weapons was i'm
posed to-day By Judge Foster In General
Sessions. Marine Rossi. an Italian SUBJ
ject Of Newark. N. j.. was sent to the
tect!ve Ricco had found a revolver in
his coat pocket al Second avenue and
Twenty-eighth street on September IS.
Rossi was indicted for the felony and
pleaded guilty. He stated that It was
the custom of his c%ountrymen here to
carry revolvers and that he was igno-
amt Of the new law on the subject.
1T IL only too true" said Judge Fos-
ter in passing sentence. that It 10 the
custom of your countrynlen here to
carry weapons. II was the intent OF
this beneicent law that hot-headed and
impulsive people of the temperament
OF our race should be restrained from
carrying weapons. i impose q sentence
which will assure the community that
tho law is to he enforced vigorously"
George Kessler, a night Waterman,
who fired "A shot from a revolver to
scare of thieves from a tool house In
the Bronx. also pleaded guilty. with
the excuse that It was necessary for
his own protection for him to have "A
revolver.
THE law must be enforced said
Judge Foster, but your case is differ
ent from that OF a man who carried
n revolver with an obviously vicious
purpose. I will remand you until l
have considered your case farther"
The evening world., 1911-09-27
LA1CR.SAvING DEVICES ARE
GOOD INVESTMENTS.

In her dining room Mrs. Patt!son eS
flbited a self-serv!HS table. 4 large,
round silver tray resting IN the centre
OF an ordinary dinner table and revolv-
ing ut the slightest touch. No butler or
waitress Is necessary VITA srch a taole
In the house.
But aren't all these things very OK
pensive?" | asked.
Not In the long run replied Mrs
Pattison. When n man buys the lates'
invention to use In his shop he does
not say that he is ~ or $50 out OF
pocket. lie merely considers that ne
is investing his money in his business
That should be Just the feeling OF the
housewife when she buys lahor-sav!nq
devices. II they are properly made,
and these which We have here have al
been carefully tested, they will last
for years..
The thing to start with Is the APP
paratus for cooking, We began with
the idea OF getting away from coal. II
IL ninety per cent. waste.
''Of course the hreless cooker Is a
wonderful thirg. That has sounded the
l;Nell Of the servant In many house.
holds"
1T Is said that servants cannot han
die the never mechanical devices 70,
the Kitchen"
THAT is just the point.' exclaimed
Mrs Pattison- so much the better 1.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
ARREST GIRL AFTER
FOUR DIE MYSTERi0USLY.
Poison Found in Body of Sister,
Insured for Benefit of
the Prisoner.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 27.-Foilowlne
n report that the stomach OF Elsie
Crawford, who died suddenly a few
days ago.. contained opium, Miss Annie
Crawford, a sister, was arrested to-day.
Miss Elsie is the fourth member of
the Crawford family to die under mys-
torlous circumstances In fourteen
months. In the cases OF tho deaths OF
the father, mother and another sister
no INVESTIGATION was made.
Miss Annie Crawford is a btanciary
Of Insurance policies on The life OF her
sister Elsie. n Is said to have been
named as the bcnlhclary on policies on
the lives OF her mother, father and the
sister who died last year.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
IRIS. MONROE RAN UP BILLS
WHEN HE WAS AWAY.

while Mr.. Monroe was ira yelling
with his company on the road" said
Mr.. Wells. Mrs. Monroe sold his auto
mobile and ran up innumerable debts
with storekeepers. Mr.. Monroe was
forced to give notice to merchants In
Richmond Hill and else where not to al
low his wife any credit"
In n instance. said Mr.. Wells. Mrs.
Monroe had contracted a very large
bill with a ~storekeeper for liquors. II.
didn't say what kind OF liquors.
Monroe claims his mother-in-iaw was
responsible for the disagreement be.
tween himself n his wife. Mrs. Mon.
roe says that 10 not the case at all.
Boon after they parted. she said, nc
asked her to return to him, but she
could not because OF mis- relations with
other women.
Some time ago. according to Mrs.
Monroe. she sent her littfs daughter to
Monroe's hotel TO ask him for money
for support. The child arrived there at
5 o'clock In the morning and found
Monroe and the girl OF the pony ballet
IN pajamae.
Monroe's salary II said 10 be $3.50 n
week and his wife thinks he Is we'll able
to pay her the alimony she seeks. Jus
tice Pendleton reserved decision.
The evening world., 1911-09-27
CHARLES G. GATES
WEEDS TONIGHT
IN UN|0NT0WN
Ceremony to Take Place at
the Home of Miss Hop
woods Uncle.


CNIoSrOwN. Pa. Sept. T.-Charies
q. Gates. son and heir Of John W. oatse.
hs, arrived for his wedding with Miss
F,o,.no. Itor,ooa a, w,rn.srou. at,,r
WE. It,. ~ -. $500 $1,000. n
a, .
Wnn' Ana nu"'0.r
a "eodi wiz % TO-
hAsh. AZ ths nome OF J. u hop-
mooa' on hsst rayst's street. oy the
rev III. j. =. lAsrons OF P0rt arthur.
Tex. tho minister at the Msthodist
church the Oates family attend.
The license was Issued last night at
the Hopwood home BY psputy RsocrJsr
Mis-. Meas. pu,h NJ u.,.. n,oavceS
,,. a.,,.. =, ,.,..- - .,sss.s..
80, 80 uor.' .ro."
W"e' MISS piusnsd wnen ens
rave her age a. tw~enty-fovr. Chariss
q. Gates said to-day:
My bride ana | will leave In ny sps-
c,al car for m trim ,hrourh .hs IJni,sd
The evening world., 1911-09-27
Mrs. George w. Monroe Asks
Court for SiOO a Week Till
Divorce Suit Is Tried.
SHE N TWO GIRLS.
Actor Declares He Gave Her
Money at Separation, but
She Has Gone Broke.

Away with the stage and back to the
farm was tho EiR Of Mrs. Anna r.
Monroe's appeal to Justice Pendieton In
the Supreme Court to-day for an order
directing her husband. George w. Mon
roe. star OF many farce comedies, 70
pay her 800 weekly alimony and $500
counsel fee.
Mrs. Monroe 70 suing for divorce,
naming Florence Oeiamcns and Kath-
crime Neaves. members of tho pony bal
let OF her husbands company last year.
as c~o-rsspond Tents. Tier lawyer told the
Court she wants the alimony TO start a
chicken farm on Long Island to sup
port her self and her little daughter vir-
sinia.
Monroe's attorney vigorously opposed
the application for allmony. declaring
that when the couple separated in Sep
tempcr. 1872. Monroe gave his wife
n.on In cash. some property at Bell
port. l.. J.. worth several thousand dol
lars. and has since paid her So a week.
This. he said. was IN lieu OF ahmony.
According to the lawyer. Judson -.
Wells, Mrs. Monroe SOLD the Long Isl
and property soon after It was con-
veyed to her and went to Europe with
her mother and daughter. Last year.
he said. they were stranded on the
other side and Monroe sent them money
with which to return to America. Mrs.
Monroe has since been living at Rich
mond Hin
The evening world., 1911-09-27

they can't! II is time the present class
OF servants quite disappeared.
The servant syssom Is O slave
system. Mistresseu insist OH long
hours n little freedom for the
maids. No N tho latter swarm
into factories and shops. It 10 truo
that the competent general house
worker 10 SO rarely found tina she
may Ia called practically extinct.
Making a home for her husband and
family IS a hard matter to-day for
any woman who has not considerable
means. The only way In which she
can make IL easier Is by scientific man
agement in her home. Drudgery is us-
necessary M can be eliminated.
o course. each housewife must con-
slider the conditions surrounding her.
For instance, she may not be able 10
afford a patent dlsh-washer. Then why
not use paper dishes, aad destroy them
after using? one dlsagreeable house
hold task Is thus taken away. Bare
noors. enamel cooking ware. a con-
venicntly arranged kitchen-al, these
are scientific adaptations within the
reach OF any woman,
"Scicnce in the kitchcn-wh!ch sum
up III! our experiments means two
things. II means that the woman OF
average income and average family can
actually have a s~crvantloss home, ana
not become herself tho household
drudge. Also, by d%ignlfy!ng ana sim.
plyfying domestic labor. the modem
improved methods win put domest!,
service on a higher plane than ever
before. and the servants employed In
f@urs Will b worth whil&"
The evening world., 1911-09-27
Complication Of the Future.

OF W DUvUbOs
lFoa ne ChiaGp 1sfbu1s.)
Restoration Oficcr-Whsre w0o you
born?
Possible votsr-I don't know sxae1y.
Somewhere between New York end Gan
Francisco. though: I wes bern In Q
dirigible balloon.