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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
CARLSBAD PEACH
SEASON BEGINS
o Satisfy New York De-
mand, Bulk of Luscious
PeoOs Fruit Will Be Shipped
in Boxes This Year.


Carlsbad. y NJ, July t5.--Saurdny
arkcd the beginning OF the 1879
zach shipping from Carlsbad, ana
.urythnR points Ca n very successful
uar AZ tho big Tracy McLenathen
rchnrd a force of men are already
work packing Two expert box
Iakors are busy getting "a supply
mead. while others are getting tho
Ig paD king sheds ready for the force.
he work TINS year was 10 have been
udor the direction Of the Same fore
ban as last year, but Mr. Tracy re-,
nived telegram Saturday stating
nat Mr.. Housman was 100 win
phoid pysr ana would not be able
han viii have to DO found. Tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
FE WEIR CHILDREN
BEING BORN
Interesting Questions Brought
Up in Connection With
Statistical Report Of United
States Bureau of Education.
special Correspondence TO the nprald)

"fHfrftai correspondence 10 tha hfFnidl
Washington. - g.. July l3.--Are
I fewer children born' DO larger
4numncrs die per million eft popula-
1tio now than twenty years ago. or
ia the average length OF human life
fmntcriully increasing
Thos" are questions suggested in
Nth' Introduction OF the statistical re-
Iport OF the United states bureau Of
teduDation for 1871. following the
ftn tomcut that the percentage OF the
HOtal population enrolled in the
schools iu 1910 was less than la
Ns9U
|mpthuds of gathering statistics uc-
&,ouut for a part OF the loss. but on
&he other hand other authorities note
hnt compulsory education laws and
7ik' social agencies are bringing "A
8yr,at,r ana greater proportion az
8hildr,u Goo th, schuolhouse door
Nrhc introductory statement to the
8duoatiuu buro1us document says la
aart
There was AN apparent decrease
IN the percentage of tho total pupu.
NtNu enrolled Boo the schools as %
4litl" from -2.Ji BOO 1880 To- 2l.at Ice
Vgiu. 1n, loss may bee given be- num-
pers us HlH.t23, In other words. the
#fnud total of school enrolment lu
X glU would have been 1O.53l,Gt5 if
6fr percentage ~ 1880 had been
fuiUtulurd. be- place of the 19,N1l.A22
wud total
IAN thiF loss aud NOR, is sur
lcrrd by tho elementary schools. for
hr higher institutions made substan-
bal gains aud tho secondary schools
huwcd marked Increase in enroll
bent ns compared with the total pop
lDtIou
There is no reason for tho noliet
hat the schools have lost ground IN
cality This comparison IN with total
Population, not school population.
ud IL is probable that there are rel
|huycly fewer children now than tor
ncrly
III there are not so many children
sroporuOnately there will naturally
e. proportionatcly fewer pupils. Fut-
hermorp. u is well known that the
Il unstant Improvement In statistical
lethods has resulted In the elimina-
ION 60 on increasing extent OF du-
uU1tc cnrollmcuts The decrease
nat results is apparent only and
ausrs NO concern
Ia further support Of this conten-
on figures are cited which show
nat had tho apparent relative de
Il rcasc of g1e.723 in enrolment been
4 sal, The loss would have boon moro
I nan made up ln the Increased eff
ioucy of the common schools, Cor
De- per cent OF average daily attend
nee increased from 6s.6t In 1890
D 1i30 iu 1910, the average lonsth
f. school term increased from l3t.i
avs Co 1919 days between the same
ates Al the same Time the aver
gr number of days schooling rec
! oiycd hy each child of school age
i tcrcnsed from 5s.2 m 1890 10 sos
1910, while the average number
DAYS attended by each pupil en-
oiled Increased from SOS IN 1890 TO
1870 In 1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
WANTED-AGENTS

awake casualty man Of experience.
who Is producer, tp take Tor the
worlds largest accident and health
insurance company the state agency
Tor ARIZONA. Must furnish surety
bond Tor $4,000. only hast ers need
apply. a swell contract 90 the right
party References required Apply
Continental Casualty CO., Albuqucr-
puc. y. NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17


years old. an night position, cler-
teal preferred. Address W. a. s."
care Herald
az She city OF santa Re, on this Goth
day Of June. \. H., 1919.
(Signcd HUGH H. WILLIAMS,
(SeaD Chalrpan.
Attest.
GEO W. ARMIJO, chief clerk
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATEON
or THE SUBURBAN REALTY
COMPANY
Know an men by these presents
that we. the undersigned. an OF whom
are residents OF tho state Of New
Mexico. have this day associated our
selves together for the purpose of
forming corporation under the laws
OF said state. anG we hereby c,rtify
That the name 90 aaId corporation
Is the suburban Realty company
~.
The principal pflcc of said corp0r-
alton shall bv at so 2Ol West Gold
avenue ip the city of Albuquerque
New Mexico. and the agent IN charge
upon whom service may hF made is
W H. CLEARWATER. Of the city OF Al
buquerque.
Inc object for which said corpora
ton ia formed Is 60 own. purchase,
sell ana deal in real estate; 10 buy.
own, sell, grow und deal in livestock
ana an other kinds of personal prop
erty go irrigatc, drain, cultivate, farm
anc improve real estate ana carry on
general agricultural business: ana
20 do ana perform all acts ana bust.
ness of every kind which may be
necessary In dealing In, improving.
cutivating. selling ana disposing OF
lands in any manner whatsoever.
~
The amount OF the authorised capt
tai stock Is the sum OF two hundred
and nifty thousand dollars Ot25O.OO0),
divided into two hundred and fifty
thousand shares OF the par value Of
one dollar each.
v
The amount OF capital stock with
which said corporation shan COM
menco business Is the sum OF two
thousand dollars 02,O0oJ
vi.
The names and postonice address
ses at the incorporators aud tho mum
Der of shares subscribed by each Is as
follows.
W II. Clearwater. Albuquerque.
y, NJ, 1909 shares
Atauasio Montoya, Albuquerque. y
NJ. 100 shares.
John W. Wilson. Albuquerque, y
NJ, 100 shares.
said corporation shall continue far
the period of hfty years,
VIII.
The business EST said corporation
shah be conducted by e. board OF de
rectors and not less than three mem
beers, as may be- determined by the by
laws of said corporation
In witness whereof the above-nam-
ed incOrporators have hcreunto set
their hands this fourteenth day Of
June. nineteen hundred ana twelve.
(SigaedJ W. II. GlLLENWATER
tsigned) ATANASIO MONTOYA.
(signed JOHN W WILSON.
State OF New Mexico,
Comfy OF Befnalil0. SIS.
On this IAN day ~ June, nineteen
hundred and twelve. before me, a no.
tary public within and for said county
appeared W. n. OillCnwater, Atannsio
Muntoya and Jonn W. Wilson. 20 mo
known 20 Doe the persons described Ia
and VINO executed the foregoing in
strument. and acknowledged that
they executed the same Rs their FREQ
act and deed
ln witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and notariul seal the day
ana year last-abovr written
IsignodJ JAS. " PEAK.
tSeaD Nomy Public.
NY commission expires July "a.
1913,
ENDORSED.
CSC. f2a2D
Cor Reed, Vol D. Puse lTa. Arti.
Giles of incorporation uf suburban
Realty Company.
Filed In ofiice OF state Corporation
Commission. June 90. 1919, "a. M.
GEO ", ARM1JO.
Clerk.
Compared edo 10 $40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

state OF New McXico, Onicc Of the
state Corporation Commission.
"a ls hereby certified that there was
nlcd Tor record in the office OF tho
state Corporation Commission of tho
state Of New Mexico am the goth day
OF june. A, b.. 1919. az . o'clock a. m,
Articles at Incorporation of Suburban
Realty Company
CSC. 1232)
ana also that the following copy Is n
true and correct transcript Of the or
iginal now on Me.
In testimony whereof the chairman
and chief clerk OF said comm isslon
have hereunto set their hands and
affixed tho seal VI said commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
Aersonal Property Loans.
MONEY TO LOAN.

on furniture. pianos orsana horses.
wagons ana other chattom. also on
salaries and warehouse receipts. az
low as $1,000 ana - high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and striciy
private. Tlme-one month 10 one
year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable,
Call and see us before borrowing.
Steamship tickets 10 ana from all
parts OF the world.
PRIVATE OFFICES--ppcn Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co,
Rooms 3 nnd q. Grant building,
3O3 y West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
FOR SALE

t2o00-t-room frame bath. large
porchos cellar lut G2Mxl42. High-
lands near car line. terms
t3,5O0--a-room modern bungalow.
large lut, good location. 81. Iih &c.
81. 30e--s-room. c.story modern
brick dwelling, DO, water neat. ttn
ward.
f2,000--5-room frame aud bath,
cellar; fourth ward. near cas- line.
Sl.O0O--i-rooin house. lot iOOxitS.
city water, near University, terms
t1SOO-5-room ffame large tot
shade and fruit trees South Broad.
way. close IN. easy terms.
G32O0--b-roum urtck, mOdern. wen
built, hardwood floorA nre place. corr
ner lot 500 casn. balance per
cent.
$4,000. 7-room. story stuccO nniah
residence hot water heat, good out
buildings, lawn, trees. shrubbery: lot
75Hit2. close In; 1890 cash. balance
) per cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

WANTED-Bo TO milk COW can at
Harry r. Johnson's. 4O2 ". Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
ENDORSED
tNo. 1880

ENDORSED.
CSC. i2a2D
Cor Reed, Vol. .. pase lTa. Arti-
Giles of incorporation ut Suburban
Realty Company.
Filcd In ofiice ot state Corporation
Commission, June 30, 1879, ga. M.
GEO ", ARM1JO.
Clerk.
Compared edo 20 IJO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17
WANTED

~sN~SsNN~Ne~-Ne~~~~~-~s~ epF~~gs~eN~-Ne@~~e~
Carpets TO clean. ". a.
Golf, 2O5 w. Central. Phone Sos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

WANTED--By sober young man, 81
years old, an night position, cler-
teal preferred. Address W 4. s.,
care Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

work. Mrs. g. A. Wagner, l2l West
Grand avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-17

WANTED At ONCE Agents 10 sell
accident ana health insurance for the
worlds largest casualty company
swell contract 90 experienced agents.
Apply Continental Casualty Co, al.
buquorque, \. NJ. T.. as building.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-05-22

The Underwood movement has re- I
cetved such assurance Of support that
the distinguished sOutherner has yield
cd To the wishes Of his supporters for
a definite announcement OF his candi-
dacy for the presidential nomination at
Baltimore. Mr.. Underwood, as Is Wen
known. was for long time averse to
the idea of being taken up for discus
sion as a presidential possibility, ana
even after his Endorsement by the Ala
bama Democracy he deprecated the Ell
forts OF his friends to give wider prom
.nence to his eligibility. That he now
consents to stand for the honor I'M
niles that developments have dispelled
the doubts that first assailed him.
The call upon Mr.. Underwood issues
from influential quarters In all sec
lions, a signal fact that permits 1t to
be recorded that for the first time II
nifty years the availability of a south
ern man prompts no mental reserTa
ton on the score of section. His status
among the group of favorite sons is Al
assured as that Of Champ Clark ant
Woodrow Wilson. both southern born
but NO less esteemed for all that.
| Mr.. Underwood's claim to preference
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-05-22
CANDIDACY OF HON. 0. W. UNDERWOOD
Projected ON HIGH AND HONORABLE BASIS.
CLEAN MAN ON A MANLY PLATFORM
rrrom the Washington Post.l

I the hands of his party, as 1t Is set
orth by his manager, Senator Bank
cad, faithfully embodies what all
now of the candidate-it Is solidity
md simplicity itself, We read In part:
IT wish the people of the country
to know that we expect to go In on
the strength of our candidate, his
high character, his well tried lead
ership, his perfect sanity and poise
and his fidelity both to his friend
ships and also to the great and
time honored principles OF the
Democratic party. If we are I'M
able to win save through anony-
nous and unsigned attacks on 9th
err candidates then we do not ex-
pect or even care to win Indeed,
under such circumstances we would
not deserve to win. In all we do
IL will never be forgotten that there
is certain comfy due between
candidates OF the same party and
that after the nomination we must
be In position to fight common
political enemy"
A clean man on q manly platforr
| tr1xlv
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-05-22
Ready to Agree With Us.

The north is now ready to con-
cede the point to the south that she
can produce president The cycles
have rolled round, and the psychology
cal moment has come. They are ready
tn agree with us and elect Underwood
Not all theory, not all ideas about how
TO run a government, he actually
knows how, and he actually can. Not
a man of many words, he never gives
vent to those fashy platitudes that
make good headlines and gain him no
| toriety. None of us. think, have ever
q given him full credit for taking mass
Of politicians in disordered chaos, as
. the Democrats were when he became
: their leader, and bringing out Of 1t the
; hest oiled, most perfect machine which
the party has had for years.
a "There is only one thing that is
needed TO put a Democrat In the seat
' of the president OF the United States.
d There Is only one thing that Is needed
o 70 nut a southern Democrat In the
highest office of the land. That is
campaign of intelligence. campaign
n TO tell the people OF this country who
7 and what Underwood is, what he Il
\ doing and what he stands for.
n AS soon as that is done he will b.
" elected. Atlanta tGa9 Constitution.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-05-22
NORTH STRONG FOR UNDERWOOD
Sentiment Practically Amounts to Call" Says W. PERCY
Labor and Business Will Both Be Satisfied with Him.

don't want anybody. You can't men,
tion : single candidate from their pr
~ who is generally favored. l believe
.hst Taft will be nominated because
he will set the majority of the office
holders. but Roosevelt has a strong
following among the hoi polloi. on
setting that. however, is the fact that
he entered the race too late or too ear
IL. too late TO get his machine to run
ming. too early TO secure the nomina-
t,on 10y the stampede route. And La
Toilette and Cummins have no chance
at all.
| 1T doesn't matter who is nominated
iby the Republicans. he will not get
the full support OF his party. Mention
any candidate and opposition will de
velop at once from the reasons
named. and you will find the opposition
turning to the Democratic party
Underwood Strong With Labor People
"Of the Democrats prominently men
toned there is only one who is receiv-
Ing strong support. and that man Is Us
car Underwood The laboring men
! like him because he will stand up
, against the noneyed interests when 1t
! is necessary. and the business men Ike
, lin because he is the only statesman
with real. practical business ideas.
,. And those that simply can't vote the
Democratic ticket because they are
: Republicans-well.t they will salve their
conSciences and ut the same time help
,, Underwood by staying away from the
n rolls
l. Underwood Dominating Figure In Con-
J. qress-
n Il found that the appreciation OF
ls what Underwood is doing and or his
lie constructive ability Is more in the
north. probably because they keep VI
,y with the work Of congress better than
ne we do. He has been the dominating
u hgure In congress for the past tive
ct wears, and, as one member of that body
a said to me, be commands the respec
a Of Republicans and Democrats allk'
ed when he gets up to speak.
ut 1t was a funny thing, though, whei
IN l found all these Yankee Republican
of wanting n southern Democrat. l
he made me suspicious, and l said So
OF Look here told one Of then
there is something up your sleeve
Underwood either is mighty good {
he is mighty poor. and you want
WI play a trick on US The reply was II
n' evitably the same III every instance
YES that he was practical man, CO..
Neu sentative statesman who yet could
: u progressive without being radical, al
iIS' that this is the man they want at q
helm Of the government. He is Il
uo' one man in congress today with II
appreciation Of all the minute deta
AZ that enter into successful conduct
"a, business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
KID WILLIAMS WINS AGAIN
Easily outboxes Fitzsimmons
in Ten. Round Bout.

"Lid" Williams Of Baltimore looked
unon by many as the coming bantam
weight champion of the world. won all the
way from Billy Fitzsimmons. OF fonKeis'
in a ten.round bout which marked the
reopening Of the Fairmont Athieu' "'
last night. ,.h
Fftzsimmons asslmilated enough punish
ment to knock out half dozen oruiiiAI1
bovs. but the tenth round found MN on
his feet fighting gamely and win a'
much speed as his badly battered co'iui
ton permitted. .ho
In snother ten-round contest-one OF inc
most sensational that New Workers nave
seen IN a long time-George Kirkwoou' OF
e. louis had a shade the better OF fatsy
Kline a featherweight, Of Newark. ~ D.
II the third ten-round battle Georse
Cbenev outboxed kid" Herman the
Harlem boy. .,,b
E,itzsinmons opened the bout VIZ
Williams by pokfng left hano jap ~, ~
The face and tried to make a CleVeI W.
o''t 81 A. hut Williams was there 10 nsn i !,
he closed in. hitting with poth MINUS w. w.
great force and effect IL was hot IoIiS
before he had FitZsimmons Weah' u'" 80
and hanging on for protectloh. AZ w nro
hattie wore on II became more ana HI
one-sided. and Il was only oy great s i.'ors
az superlntive courage that the iohh
boy lasted the ten rounoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
SHERMAN TAKES THE LEAD
De Oro's Carelessness Costs
Him the First Pool Match.

Frank Sherman, Of Washington, LED
A,fredo De ORC last night In the first
block Of their match for the Worlds pool
championship. The two met In Doyie's
42d street academy. and the mai score
was 200 balls to 12s. The first session OF
the three nights contest continued
through twenty-five frames. Sherman
Tailed two scratches and De Orc seven
MethodicaI, painstaking steadiness was
the keynote OF Sherman's game. his
dexterity was Of championship caliore'
There was dashing brilliancy ana GER
taInty about his combinations. His draw
and follow shots, by which he held POSI-
ton, were perfection.
De ORC had a trifie the worst or the
breaks, to which ne added disaster by
lot of cue-walloping shots at critical
neriods. AS IL was the two were close
on the high run, as Sherman counted -
and the old champion "A.
The challenger won the bank ana
opened with a safe break. De orc theh
bungled a long shot TO the corner the cue
hall rolled a trihe too far up the table
and sherman had an easy shot de
rolIed three globes into the pockets be-
fore sewing himself up in an attempt to
snread out the pyramid. The champion
then mlscued. Under the stroke, the cue
hall scattered the bunch. Even so sher-
,,an had to solve a combination or a
double kiss before he could go on TO the
end OF the frame.
co we'll and brilliantly did Sherman
,,,oy that at the end OF the tenth frame
ha led De ORC by los balls to Is. 1t was In
tho next frame that the champion began
80 make up lost ground. BY masterlul
o " work and a bit OF his old-time clev.
rness al combinations De ORC managed
to 70 get get ii, 10 and 10 balls respectively out
res Then he lapsed into carelessness
again scratching into the d,s sd the p0s sams
on IN the nineteenth frame, and so
Eliminated tnS his high run Of "a balls. As
If inspired. Sherman Immediately reta M
sted With a run OF 20 and outpiayed ne
o. IN the finish OF his string. Inc
1natch will be continued tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Wednesday, No
vember 6, 1912.
ARRIVED

Steamer Berlin (Ger) Oct ~, Naples and
20 and s15 .se6p ~ caS 70 sna
Storage Passengers and ndse. Arrived IA
tho Bar at 9:42 a m.
Steamer Delaware. Philadelphia TO Inv
CLYDE SIS Co, with mdse Passed in Qunran'
tine at 1900 D m.
Steamer Apache, Jacksonville Nov and
Charleston 4, TO the clyde SIS GO. win pas.
sengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine al
Steamer Thames (Br). Barbados Oct ~
Colon lon 20 Kingston Nov / and Antila . q
sanderson & Son, with "a passengers, mali
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at l2:4O M
Steamer Hamilton, Newport News ans
Norfolk, to the old Dominion S. Co, with
passengers and mdse. Reported on Hlsh'
lands at l;19 p m. ,.,. 49,.
Clyde IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Parsed in Quarantine at 5:16 p M.
steamer ii Dia, Galveston oct 81: to tins
Southern Pacific Co, with Tndse. Passed III
Steamer ocmulsee galveston Oct 81, g
the Mallory Sc co. with mdse Passeo ID
ste steamer amer oresonian, Puerto Mexico Oct
20 10 the American Hawaiian Line, WIN
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II m Sth
Steamer Havana. Havana Nov z, 70 ths
New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with " pas
sensers. malls and mdse Arrived at ktha
steamer Times (Br), Santiago Oct 2e and
Havana 81, TO the American and Cuban -
Line, with mdse Arrived at tho Bar at
Steamer ssguranca, Vera Cruz Oct ~.
Puerto, Mexico, IS, Progreso 80 and Haysna
Nov l. to the New York and Cuba Malls -
Co, with II passengers. malls ana moses
Arrived at the Bar at 1880 m.
Steamer Prinz Sigsmund (Uer), Bonteeg
Bay oct 49, Port Lmon 81. Cdlon 20. Pors
Morant 30 and Kingston 81, 70 the Ham
burg American Line, with IL passengeI1
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar AT lo'<S
p m. 5th. - "a -
Oelrichs & Co, with 18 first, AIT second cabin
and 1,i21 steerage passengers ana mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 224 m
Steamer Moltke (Gerl, Genoa Oct ~
Naples % and Aimeria 20, TO the HamouTss
American Line, with 90 first, S65 second
cabin and 972 steerage passengers ana mdse|
Arrived at the Bar at a m.
Steamer Iroquois (Br), London flowing oArsy
Warden. Arrived at the Bar at $50 N.
Steamer Athinai Greek, Praeus OCTOBER lJ
10 " A Galanos, with passengers ana mdsssl
East OF Fire Island at 1905 p m.
Steamer Eastern STAR Portland, Me, 10 tns,
Eastern Sc Co. with passengers and rnoss.
Passed In Quarantine al $40 p M
Sandy Hook ~ j., Nov Q, $50 n---Wind
south: moderate breeze; partly cloudys
smooth sea.
Steamers Caracas, San Juan; Pyotsus, New
Orleans; Metapsn (Br), KlnEsttn; Nuece%
Galveston: Comanchs. Charleston and Jack
(Aust), Patras; Msyaro (Br), Trinidadf
Princess Anne, Norfolk and Newport Newst
Kaissrin Auguste Victoria (asr). Hamburgp
Manchioneal (Nor), Port Antonio; Ogssohsa
Texas City; iceland (Belg), Antwerp; Pro.
metheus (Ger), Flushing