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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
SELLERS
BOOSTS ROADS IN
THE PECOS
VALLEY
Albuquerque Executive Puts
in Good Licks for Million
Dollar Bond Issue While in
Roswell.
MAY RETAILERS WILL
MOTOR TO THIS CITY
tspecisl TsIerrnrn e. mvenlnr IIerulal

tHpccini TeienrnSn e. aaveuinn Herald
Roswell. ". NJ. May 4.--MayOr %.
k b. Sellers Of Albuquerque, presi.
dent Of the New Mexico Automobile
association. member OF the automobile
has spent the time while here Ia
boosting 10 tho best Of his ability for
the extension OF the good roads prop
uganda IN the state
Colonel Sellers addressed a bunch
OF good roads enthusiasts, setting
forth in detail his plan TO have intro
duced In the legislature measure
providing for a million dollar bond is
sue for inter-country roads and ne
was listened to with great interest;
Here Is the idea. said the colonel.
"A mill and a half tax levy would pay
the interest on this S1,000,D00 bona
issue. The enhancement Of the value
OF the property in the state would in
crease the assessment valuation ana
ia few years reduce TO one-haif q
mill
"Thls would mean statewide
movement q local one. II would
mean transportation for the remote
districts. the thing that Is going to de-
yclop these districts, which for many
years 20 come viii not have railroad
facilities. II would mean auto trucks
for these districts TO haul their pro-
duce to the markets az an even lower
figure than railroad rates, as the
maintenance IS NOT 50 great
flt would further moan greater aHu
closer ryiudOns between the towns
and cities Oi the nov state, and more
eastern touring over the various sec
tons The east and middle west are
Interested In this country. We nave
the agricultural scenes, farming inten-
slve. the scenic and Historic drawing
cards. and with good roads we VILE
have touring through our country
people OF means who are looking for
investment opportunities"
Tourists will be agreeably sur
prised IL going over the 235 miles be-
tween here and Albuquerque 10 find
that they will not encounter hardships.
while we had many ladies In our
party there was at no time the least
anxiety. No car trouble was evident,
excepting q tire or two punctured.
TT would be well for all the coun-
ties having passable roads to sign post
them with metal posts. and make iI a
state law subject to imprisonment for
any one to mutllate or destroy the
signs."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
rem and Hsttye Bisoee.
BIG PARTY COMING TO
ATTEND R4yTAfTIGRS' MEET /

Many cars are lining up for the
Roswell automobile party TO start
Sunday morning for Albuquerque 10
attend the ilrst stete meeting Of tho
New Mckee Retailers and Credit
Mems association 70 meet there the
TN, Sth and 9Th. The party viii re-
turn Friday morning,
Those who have signed up TO go
are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Williams Mr..
and Mrs. @. @, Cummlns, Mr. aud
Nf8 Hare Morrison and Miss Mar
tin air and Nr 49, e. po.tetfte,
Mf ana Alla &. AZ Elnhaft. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Nolan. Colonel and Mrs.
Crews. Mr.. and Mrs sellers. Clagk ID.
Diley. Of Dlliey Furniture company.
Fred Miller, g. y. Dabbs, J. T. Long.
Herbert I.owery. Representative
from Watson-F Finley Grocery COM
pany. a representative from the RIOS
vol Morning News, George w. Rob-
inson, Sam s. Toms. representative
from the Citlxeas National bank
william NJ. Atkinson. +. w. Harlow
W. A. Bryant.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
arr ron KtNcr

r. the Bread, Rolls and Biscuit thar
we make. Delicious Bread that has
an appe,izing odor. tempting taste.
And yet yon % not need 40 mucn or
this as OF other breads. AZ Il II mighty
nutritious ana very satisfying to old
and young II we are not now serv-
ing you with Bread and Rolls. make
a trial OF our products and you will
30 delighted with them. High quail
lly, hut moderate prices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
BAR ASSOCIATION
WILL DISCUSS
THE RECALL
OF JUDGES
State Legal Organization at
Meeting May IA Will Take
Action to Push Procedure
laws.

To size up the situation az regards
the prospects ioF the passage ol im-
pofiant laws Regulating legal proceed
ure BY the legislature. and incidentally
10 discuss among other things the
principle OF the recall oi The judiciary.
the New Mexico bar association Will
hold an important meeting IN Santa
Re on Tuesday May "a. President
H. M Heryey will call the meeting 70
order az 1880 D M, with Miss Nellie
Brewer OF this city az the secretary
desk
committees appointe ~ nusr tne
passage of needed laws WIN report a
progress and the association will con.
cider ways and means OF assuring ana
'cNpoditine The passage Of the laws
and possible amendments. The bills
introduced already az the bchost OF
the ilAr association include one
drafted by A. b. MeMillen on code Ol
civil procedure; one Dy Mr. HerYcy
on code 81 criminal procedure; one on
probate practice By Judge a. e.
Aecheia; ON Hens ana MORTGAGES. BY
Mr.. Heryey; a uniform child tabor
law ana law Of sales National CONE
missioner on uniform laws. McKelyey,
Of Washington, ID a. viii b. al this
moeilng Ia connection with the wOrK
Tor uniform child labor law. The as
ISOLATION az this time will also decide
0n the place and date OF me annual
meeting TO be held iieNt summer
The Bar association. "a view Of me
fact that complete revision Of the lava
d not possible "a this time is concen-
lrailng lis efforts % secure the lesia-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

.sey TO the people OF Albuquerque
IN the Elks' tonight o. Is certain
that crowded house VIII hear the
Denver man speak. re nas had such
a vast experience with aayward boys
whom he reformed, tina his message
iis Of extraordinary interest. The bad
boy problem Is big one. as any one
who has had experience IN juvenile
work will admit. Judge Lindsey
handled his bad boys In Denver so
successfully that his work attracted
national attention. His lecture tonight
viii not be confined to any one phase
OF the juvenile question but viii be
a general address on number OF
questions directly connected with the
work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

j. NJ Howell. a popular druggist oi
areenshurg. KY. says, I'VE use cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ln our own
household and know Il Is excellent
For sale by all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
BILL is
SURPRISE TO The
SANTA BARBARA
COMPANY
Tie and Pole Concern spend
ing Thousands Of Dollars in
Northern New Mexico Says
MoGaffey.
BIG SPRING TIE DRIVE
rs NOW IN PROGRESS

The Santa barbara Tie and Pole
company, which has an Investment
81 over a half million doliars I'm
northern New Mexico. and which Is
spending thousands Of doiIAra every
year In wages and improvements In
the upper Rio Grande country. Il
~ lohS 10 understand house bill
ld9, Introduced by Mr.. COrdova, %
prohibit the use OF streams for float
ing ties and timber. The company
annually floats half a million ties
down tho Rio Grando 10 Domingo.
so far az damage Co property
goes.' said A. -. McGafley az this
city head Of the company. today. eve
afn FULLY responsible for any such
aemaEe under the present law. passed
IN isp1 We are made liable for an
injury to banks or property aione the
river as a matter OF fact no such
dRmase IL done, and we have inn
proved the river Instead OF damaging
anyone.
The present law, which includes q
heavy penalty for tho stealing of ties.
mas proved satisfactory 20 everyone
and | am at loss 10 know the mo-
tive back of this bin"
Forest service officials are equally
lnteres,cd in this measure. as tho
government has great stands OF time
Der IN that same district which can
only be brought out By floating down
the river n n quite evident that
the proposed l8w II passed would
seriously cripple one OF the largest
and most Important industries la the
slate ana also handicap the forest
service most seriously.
The santa barbara company has
spent about $4,000 this spring IN
improvements at Domingo, including
repairs on the big boom. the building
OF storage ponds and 80 forth. The
annual sum paid out for labor and
improvements In the woods aud along
the river is a very large one. and the
operations OF the Santa Barbara peo-
pie have been a big thing Cor that
section. The bitches OF the Cochti
Indians north OF Domingo have been
repaired at It's own expense by the
company ana the latter has also at its
own expense repaired the bridge at
Pena B,anca which was carried out
by high water last year.
An interesting feature OF the pro-
posed bill By Cordova. who was Inn
plicated IN the recent alleged bribery
scandal and IL a former employe Of
the Santa Barbara company, Is that
violators OF the proposed law are 10
be hailed before the justice OF the
peace, who viii exercise his iudg-
ment In the matter Of penalties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
300 PEOPLE HEAR
entertainers AT
GATE CITY
Boys Of the U. N. M. Appear
Tonight in Santa Re and
VIII Arrive Here Tomorrow


Especial Telegram - Evening Hcrald)
Ration. y, NJ, May S.--Eight hum
0rod people 90 Ration turned out last
night 10 hear the University az New
Mexico entertainers give their concert
"ihf Humor OF the Hour and nn-
NOR OF the audience WAS All shat
could be asked. az enthusiasm was
unbounded and encore after encore
greeted the singers The 'SunraR-
cite the Baby SONG, Tho "Ananias
club and fho lullaby. as usual, got
the crowd. The concert was no whit
less successful than The ones which
have preceded IL. The boys VIII APP
pear IN Santa Pc tomorrow night and
WIN reach home sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
HALF MILLION TIES
NOW ON WAY DOWN RIVER

The Santa Barbara company has
already started down the river this
years drive OF half a million or more
.ies. which arr eNuected to nrtlpe at
Domingo FOR shipment 90 Tho santa
Fe tie treating plant here about June.
1--WE shall have plenty OF water this
year." said MIR. McGaffey. who re-
turned two weeks ago from the lum-
Der camps. and the river Is away up
at present There II more snow IN
the mountains than have ever seem"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

nlliousG Feel heavy after dlnneri
Tongue coatodf Bitter faster Com
plexion sallowg Liver needa waking
up. Deans hegulels cure bilious at
Jacks. 20 eeaia at any drug stose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

Judge Ben u. Lindsey, famous
throughout the United tSates. and
even foreign countries as reformcr
Of Juveniles, Is Ia Albuquerque. Judge
lindsey arrived .som Phoenix, Ariz..
this afternoon ana viii deliver a lee
ture IN the Elks theater beginning st
$3.50 o'clock tonight. his lecture being
the last attraction OF the Star Lecture
course At the Santa Fe station when
Judge Lindsey arrived were Judge
George r. Craig. who himself Is great
Is Interested In Juvenile. problems,
having had his own share Of trouble
with so-called incorrigible boys; and
a. r., Hickey, as wei. as a number ar
other representative citizens. Judge
Craig will introduce Judge LIND
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
NO BISHOP UNTIL
NEXT FALL
Defamation Of Page to Serve
in New Mexico Final and
Bishop Cameron Mann Will
Remain Temporarily.

Il do not look for the appointment
of another bishop Tor New Mexico un-
an next iall" said Archdeacon w r.
Warren. rector Of ST. Johns Enisco-
pal church here today. "'rhe docia-
ion Of Bishop page not 10 accept the
recent appointment rs final and cone
elusive, according 10 adviucs I have
received from him. as he has never
iud experience IN missionary worh
and has iabored exclusively Co metro
politan fields. The house Of bishops
viii not ncet asain until next octo.
Der, ! believe. and meanwhile BisnoI
Cameron Eiann viii remain Ia charge
al ne New Mczico neld."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

latlon most needed 20 get the laws or
procedure out Of their present chaotic
condition.
Papers throughout tho state are re-
qHested 70 copy the notice OF ihis
meeting as L Is regarded az n most
important one and the attendance
should be large.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
GOOD HOUSE AssUHED
FOR HOMECOMING CONCEn

The advance seat aaie has already
assured a fun house at the Elks' tho-
ater Monday night Wien tie Varsity
bsys give their last coacert as their
first appearance n slbuguerque and
e Is believed lhoir inst audience WIN
be The largest aud most enthusiastic
81 them AN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
MOTOR CAR fRlLLs AND FAOs
eone sf the very Latest Aeeesseries
!. Provided for the Limousine
Tourists.

he latest fad Il fireless cooker, all
cotnpact In basket. for the automobile
g<an. The receptacle holds = gallon and
NH keep stew. soup or meat Of any sort
Il boiling point until the destination is
vrached. II IL. Of course, afr tight 20
that nothing can spill
coll4psible automobile caae for the
ssoeinr away Of blankets. pillows. extra
wraps or furz Il very convenient When
not In use Il folds away under the seat
q also has an outside pocket Tor msga-
Gs,es. II comes In automobile leather.
BRUSHES made of black velvet instead Of
HE1*<ies. cut In the forms OF hearts,
.reedes. CLUBS and diamonds. with little
fxsx straps 70 clip the hands through.
- hapdy 10 tuck away IN the machine to
1Fazh velvet collars or hats with.
= new fad is TO have the long chiffon
41<nmobsle wells finished with = two
zffh hand Of velvet ribbon. II gives them
Weight and adds quite an odd touch.
.z..allomobile shoe busters are very con-
9<uent Thsy are of worsted instead Of
<riztlss. and have long flexible wicker
Ex1<lsz. % one may stand erect and re-
H1q5s the aust from ones shoes.
- rather cd and becoming hat for
E2ies u the silk one with button on
fDr, leather visor and a draw string rub
- .ss the back. 80 that they may be
dawn down 70 protect the hair.
-7utomsbile recoFd books IN the dlf-
.f<r<nt. colored lesthers are offered ia q
hAmb>r OF abrasive styles. with spaces
fEtussted for ''sp<ed.~ guess points
- lnfsrest BY The way" and other In
fs<mstior.
Hoods for young girls CONS. in red
zann>l. lined with. blue with q black
tss>l At the pointed top They have
1>HE tabs In front that hook together.
W&<y are warm and very becoming.
camp stool that fffs into canvas
cs<s folds in such a way that a f1st
6s.<1~1ch case and and flask. with drink
- cnp, may go IN with u. II b COM
mt sturdy and strong
Ihrre II a new hoct for woms-, made
ofihx wide wcol fnnfrers They are N
m The best cosors and are lined In ths
1upe1 SPACE with which silk and have
11sx ends to wrap around the neck.
= dainty automobile toilet case IN hlaci
1es<h<r has Preach gut fittnEs and Il
tla>1 With yellow moirr siik. The fitting,
- complete. and there Is also room Il
<1<ry q toiiet Jacket In the case
a small rqnzre basket. like dress sui
<z<e carries = uicker-eovered bostis,
<4cker- covered glass and = nat sandwich
16s< WITH napkins ard pepper and sal
UItk<rx II d cheap and ssefuL
zEhe fur robes k&vinx the hard an,
- muxfs made IN uhrn zre xeH nked
nuff y = nuisance IN he mzchin
- NE boo<< are hard 70 get On an
~ ri<hcut taking on the gloves
9z1]1& ~ TIE n<r na<cots for ne ma
INe " hr0nxe froE. With yelio,
~ "A y ~ h<Ad New yerk Hsrnll
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
FEDERAL LICENSE FOR AUTOS
Reasons Advanced for Favorable
Action on Bill Pending I'm
Congress.

All of the miseTies. ineonyen-enees and
abnormalities Of interstate commerce by
means of motor cars will be removed
when congress passes some such measure
as that which Representatives volstead Of
Minnesota has introduced in the house.
and after the high court has affirmed
the eonstitutionality of a general scheme
Of federal regulation Of the traffic Of
these vehicles between the several states.
The volstead bill does not interfere
with the home states right to-tax, IL
cense. register and control the operation
Of the automobiles belonging within its
own boundaries. II merely follows them
abroad into other states and for the pres
ent confused system of multiple taxation,
conflicting requirements and lack Of re-
ciprocity it substitutes single federal
registry and license through the office
Of public roads In the Department Of
Agriculture. at SO a year. Swinging
proudly the United States license the in
terstate traveller would go anywhere in
his car without additional fee. enjoying
all the rights and privileges. and subject.
Of course, to all the local regulations OBJ
tained in the visited states or munich
palitles. No federal licenses required for
the driver. unless he is a paid driver;
then his interstate privileges cost him
s. year. The federal revenue from this
new source is to be devoted to the con-
struction and improvement by the United
States government OF public highways
used as post roads.
Surely. IL there is a legitimate field
for the further application of the almost
unlimited power of the federal govern
ment under the Interstate Commerce
commission. 1t Is here.-New York sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
CHANGE 70 Play First.

Once again Frank Chance is, going to
play first base for the Cubs this season.
lie says so, and Murphy verifies the re-
port -fI
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Charles 7. Knight. whose name Is now
familiar throughout the automobile world
through his invention OF the Silent
Knight sleeyv-valvs motor. has come to
this country from his present home in
ENGLAND TO visit the national automobile
shows. He will also fulfill several engage
ments to address prominent engineering
societies and automobile clubs.
Mr.. knight landed in New York on
January s. and the accompanying photo
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Gossip
Along the
Automobile Row

The Rsgel company reports that ITS
new model. IT. Is meeting with grsat
success throughout this territory. A lage
number of orders have been received for
this car.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

The United Motor company reports the
sale Of Maxwell Messenger last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

William Bellamy bought a six cylinder
Stevens Duryea car last week from the
r. r. Kimbsll company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

graph shows him examining the cut-away
stearns-Knight motor on the opening
night Of the Madison Square Garden
show. Mr.. knight took occasion to COM
pliment the stearns people very highly
on this cut-away motor. stating uneouiv-
ocally that II was the finest thing OF Its
kind he had ever seen. He had also
ordered a stearns-Knight chassis to take
back with him to England, as he states
that II embodfes many features greatly
In advance of foreign construction.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

The r. r. Rimbsii company unloaded a
shipment OF Reos the Fifth last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

C. o. Dick OF the stearns factory WIS.,
tied the Mcintyre Automobile company
last week. Mr.. Dick Is on his way to the
coast. visiting all the houses carrying
stearns cars. He reports that the cars
have won much favor among the buyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Electric Coed for Twenty Years.
There Il no reason said Bert Murphy
Of Andrew Murphy 4 Sen. who sell fhe
Detroit Electric. why an electric auto
mobile should not last from - to - years.
Its construction and operation Is such
fhat all the essential parts. with the ex-
ccpiion Of the battery. viii not wear out
and will continue. to give satisfactory
service for years. There are, Of course.
certain points. such ss bearings. gesrs.
ETC.. which may need renewing from time
10 time: but the essential pArts Of the car
sucn as the frame. motor. esc.. sre uns
douhtealy very durable
Wilnzm y. prummond reports that the
building which IL TO Be erected sf Twenty
ssxth and Fxfnam streets is coming along
10 good xhxps and the plans will be
ready for the contractors In . few days
The whole frout on the FarnAm street
SIDE and forsy-two feet on the Twenty
sixth street side viii Be- beautiful sales
room WITH tie rsoorinz. ara the offices
viii also Be on this same door The
total amount Of xpsee II the building
VIII be nearly &soe feet. and the Insen-
ton Is to handle General Motor cornpsnv
trucks IN gasoline a. wen a. elertrfcs
The lover floor Of ths building viii be
used - q service department FOR com
n4siai trucks of fhss kind
Z. 2. wnzen contracted last week with
Peter 0hrs for hsndlinx the Lexington
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

A shipment Of cars was received b.
the L. n. Wilson Automobile company
last week. Il. n. Wilson returned yester-
day from the Chicago show. where he
spent the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

A company was organised last week
for the handling Of Carter cars in Linccln.
The company is composed OF LillibridEe,
Kun and Anderson An order for twenty
cars was received from the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

The Carter Car company opened several
agencies In the state last week for the
handling Of It's cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

A 80 per cent incline win be put In the
show rooms Of the Carter Car company
during the show week. A car win be
driven up this incline.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Z 2. wnsen contracted last week with
Peter ohrs for handling the Lexington
ears y Aannirx IA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

A model double IA ens-Duryea
car was received by the r r. Kimball
company last week. This car Ii TO be az
hibited at the Omaha show this month.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

II. r Sides and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Huff. representing the Nebrnska
Buick company, returned Saturday from
Chicago after spending the week at the
Automobile show.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

The man who forsets to give the order
TO paint and repair his automobile right
now Is going to ''cuss' little In two
months from now. He can spare his car
better now than At any other time Of
the year and when the good days come
and the riding fever gets him, his car
must be ready to run-h must be painted
to look as good as the other fellows.
Your doors or wheels or top may need re-
pairing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

The Apperson Automobile company re
ports the sale OF two cars to Omaha buy
ers last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

The Pence Automobile company Of Mn
neapolIs. northwestern distributors for
Buick cars. placed an order with the
Buick factory at Flint. Mich. for imme-
diats shipment OF 81 full equipped cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

A nes model roadster Of the 'Hupp 80
was shown at the Chicago show. Mr.
Huffman states that great interest wa
taken in the car by the people visitihs
the show.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-22
O'FERRALL'S CLEAN SWEEP
SALE, THURSDAY, JULY 25.
BOYS TO STUDY
STATE RESOURCES.

Fargo, N. D., July 22.-One hundred
North Dakota boys ranging from Is to
20 years, under military regulation
and supervised by a commissioned Of
ficer of the United States Army went
into camp today to study the states
resources. The scheme has been
worked out by the directors of the
North Dakota Better Farming associa-
ton. There are representatives from
forty-nine counties and they will be
expected, as result of their study, to
more fully inform and interest the
residents of their representative coun
ties in the resources of the state and
in the achievement of her citizens
as demonstrated by the exhibits al
the state fair.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-07-22
CHURCH SOCIETIES.

There will be called business meet
ing of the Catholic Ladies' Aid We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock, at the
residence of Mrs. Cardemone.
i i +
The Philathea Glass of the First
Baptist church met Sunday morning.
The devotional exercise was conduct
ed by Miss Myrtle Bass, after which
the reports from the different commit
tees were heard. The discussion OF
the lesson proved very interesting
The class will give sock party Thurs
day evening at the residence of Rev
and Mrs. I. P. Trotter. Each girl Is
requested to bring her money for the
encampment fund next Sunday morn
ing.