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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
TIIE PIG THAT TnACKs RABBITS.

Massachusetts boasts or the blue
hog OF Peabody, raised by The hand
~ George e. Grlfith and warranted
to ba "sprlGhtiy and yivaciouS." Ar
Kansas In proud ~ tho red hog of
ouuchiLa that cbows cut plus tobac-
GO and smokes u c0rbcOD pipe. Ken
iucky has tho Diebald hog Of Estiir
that drinks corn .whiskey hlghbul!s
froIn a milk pail. rt-
All these arc hogs Tho nay st,t
product has been trained from In
fancy In sDrInghtllnsss and .ylvRclIy.
The ArkanBas pOTker, w are told. al
ways had liked tobhcco In any form
u" could get; hn may use snun. r"T
all We know. Tho Kentucky ro!k' :
likes the hIghballs because he was
raised" ON thsm; sometimes. whul
corn was low hc was Elnd 10 get corn
Juice. II does not seem wonderful
therefore, that these hogs have dc
VelOpotk' Sc. -v",i'iy."''f. fiua.i.. .
hut what do you think Of u plp
that runs with the hounds and hunt
rabbits? Isn't he entitled to NOR,
praise for animal sense and peFspi.
caclty than ''criti0rH'' twice hIu RGe
that have attained Tho rIpS Inaturtt'
Of hogshIp and thar do stunts bocaus'
they have been trained 10 do sherni
Here IL Maryland pig, a. plaAf
Chester white. that aevsF knew {
harsher note than tho elunsE horn
and yet hs goes out and hunts rub
hits with tho d0ss whera can yO'
ind anything more "apTIghtly and VI
vaclOpE" than tbs picture % hin
lesping out ot the ats. hsgsehIng Bt
srunts withstlse batinE ~ the hounds
ana pursuiaS tho ubttontsii from
thIcket to thlcket9 He was nevo
trained" 70 DO, tJfsa, Al, two mouth
of age. tho MaFyiaod rspeFt Saya, IN
showea asns'' Of being . hunter
when tho scasoa opened on the No
teenih instant. ha could not DO Pep
IN bis PEN" decInres the oOTrespon
CENT, Ho b. q sasse~ rssi y.
Maryland, my Maryland. eaa 1Ias
nachuSstts. Arkanaas and KShtueK,
match thar r.No;n tbs ,DiS that juH
naturally hunts rabbits a. ths slsndei
age ~ iWp months l1,usi receive III
blue ribbon. even tilohsb no tnko' .
from q blue hog or a rcd hog or ,
plehGid hosiF esE s.Ffs Co. .|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
THE GENTLER SEX

Washington stur: II understand
that a number Ut women havc learned
To smoke cigars" said the frivolous
observer. W
81 don't heiIcCe e." replied Mr.
M'rktnu Tho kind 1T cigars womer
buy nobody could smoke"
----A---
FllcEcndc Blacttcr: Sun-in.law -
Elsa and I are going 10 part.
Mother in-iaw---Why?
n-in-law---On account 81 YOU
Mother ln-law CblushIngD oh, Al
fred. this Is st6N6iIdefi.' q:
London Opinions: Mrs. Aliewsy -
Don't your husband wear lis air short
Mrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cowRrdl
tEfr --+---- ... ...,H
BOSton Transcript; olbbs--when
evar my wife Hces IL fall opening ad
vertlsed she drops IN.
Dlbbs---tSO does mine. and II gen
orally sets mo IN sNhele. . ..
lie tire. Could YOU survive me
darling. u. I should die ana leave YOU
well. that depends upon what yoI
would leave me"
Detroi free Press: "You cahD
know . man On a week. my dear.
said Ahh. ffh
''No7" said the June bride, sadly.
"So. YOU'D you believe II. wal
married soven years before l discov,
ered that, my husband chowed to
baecp,"
----- ..t. 81
Houston Post: "That young mar
who comes 10 see you In certainly 4
live one"
! TYss. hs'ssa I'VE one. all right, bu
he's aDae tniHORc.v e,, rgI-'t .,s,l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
aNAAANNA~A0e0OS
y s-sAalERlQA6 CURIOSITY.
eeAeeeo04 44NN0U000o

~ i. ~
Arnold Bennett, whiting IN Ifafper's
tnaeaxlne In your unlsee alescEss de-
cidss that all general curiosity. u right,
eousneAg, and ne " c9untsiit. 70 the
American, though Ne does not think
that American curiosity q always the
hlshest form OK ctiFi6eity or that Il Is
not limited. Bennett REMARKS:
with it's apparent OmRlvorousness.
Il IL often superficial END too easily
atIsded--partloulaFly by mere words.
Very seldom o. II profound. II 10 apt
TO browse aareeaDly on axternalB. The
American. Hl<e ths AnGio-fiaxon ,Gener-
ally, rarely shows a passionate ard yet
honest curiosity about himself or his
country. which - curiosity at ~ finest.
He VIII divide, things into pleasant
and UNPLEASANT and his curiosity Is
trained to stop at the frontier OF the
J latter-an AnBlo-Saxon device for be-
/. tag comfortable ~ your mind! Hc
hlikes 10 know what others think Of
him and his country. but no IL not
very keen on knowing what he really
thinks on these subjects himself The
highest form Of curiosity - apt to be
BalnfuI sometimes (And yet WING
that has practIeed II would give It
upJ IL also demands Intellectual
honesty--a quality which has been
denied BY heaven 10 All Ansio-saxou
races. bat which nevertheless pre-
per education ought In the end to
achieve. Wers I asked whether j
saw IN America any Improvement up
on Britain In the supreme matter OF
intellectual honesty, 4 Should reply
no. seemed, 10 see. II America pre-
olsely the same tendency as In Britt
tain TO pretend, for the sake Of in
stsnt comfort, that thInss are not
what they are, the same ttmid but de-
termlned dislike OF the whole truth.
the same capacity, to be shocked bN
notorious and, universal phenomena.
the sumo deluyipn that n refusal to
look at these phenomena. the same
1 IIacoid sentimentAlity, lwhich tnvitos
/ prHeftoatfy 1eSrv AtnuiU~A9axOrr Urtf'''7
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

IL 4 = ~ afs.
~ 9Sf ~ q SYpS6f. o1
oao SicIIn nitInN altathk6 - 81 ~
go ptrfestsfs tea,1a
~ 60 ~ pvhscf 1'ap1 ~ ~
4lenf ~ y. re Nv -
a M pgs
Thp(a4ll ttenlfE NJ NlIAN N
rep gleh nBe qsHsa q
% 40 eanear % 90 'll4 ~
rotlt Hhh oAaif tWee q. Il'f
Isil.Ef ftsR e ~ -
tha aqrQqans atd . Anah CO.. ~
M and Mrk Brsh. The Eftn faa1'|
al rertsrdae fef tlasle. h9f'sa - q ~.
sn9 City bat viii uhdonbassiig ipAis
anethes can On AibsaveFape neat
tho KliS theaieF vas slmpiy
packed for q hath sperfafnances and
financially me iatesl kisea show rlas q
record breaklue apeefsa y. ~
Deyla cersh. 80 y, !.
Nov that the taineffale qf& pS1t,
every BnA y snEienslr aSsaAlin9 thq
nfeaenlatlOnl 81 eTlagid aAfticks b.
the Womanis club. This nSstnltes q
Ne ono o. the bret ~ the 9fad4n, -
1sr. David white n dlrhet ink ~ ntpp
hilrtlon Of The play. me ladles ere
fseoeine this aftRrnoou 10 aet the ~ u
lioF the play, "a II, ~ a catfhlTlly mat
~ " ont have no wall long The time
az the play dates back TO t740. and
sa,ecial costumee have bean ordered
which viii aad a great neai % the
staging. Here h the e : !, y.
David Oarrick. ...A ~. NobeftSon
Ada, daughtar Of simon IneOtl -.
...g.!... Mrs. r. W Winohestes
Miss Arimtnta Brown, the, Old maid 4
/ ..s....s ....... MIRA v. q. &etpgeI
Mrs. Smith. 800. Mis-. ID. ". caSn1
slmoa Fngot 3. MT. Charles Andrews
/ nlehstd ichlvy. .. :. Mr.. Hugo Myefl
Mr., smith .......-. Ar. 2. 10, ooeaei|
Mr. BrowR. ...... Mr.. y. q. Metngel
Or. Jones. ..... Mr.. Leslie r. BriggF
0uti0r s.-.s. - F4.a ...,@ Will Afpcl
/ One thing about the David oarrich
eptertainmont which win be worth
the price OF admIRslon alone - the
curtain raiser which Mrs. Lucien q
Hlee and Mira. David white viii Pei
on. This scene 10 called The Other
Woman" and Mrs. Rice will take ths
part Of silvia Graham, the YOUNG
widow, ana Mrs. White viii act the
lpaFt Of Enid Vivian.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30


eftt1I + ..1if
oSk w ft'| H4aP
'nGrsa ~ ~ aEl '
v|sra auaf6s1 d l||i|s itt6t
unnpqy rem f|,n nTonl '1tN '1hln
: - ~ lN|1' y 1f W 49,
uihborRfu nRao1f N la|t| 'f trIp Itol
i6kor. Last tNl taa
IS ~ sarleR 49, @ Nan1e -
4gii.n tFi1st Waa gf1l
K
~ Wy ilIs : NJ - y : rllfiy II
ohpr * fgrR AZ, "A -. ffo2 ilals
inn ~. ~, who I9l8 for La An
etlss December ~ y tsaks her fu-
auFe home. 49, s.4
rho table wan ,aacorat "a a. nlnk and
white. Music ahe AbnS alhyed.
and q merry aftcrnoon W. spe A
me lunch was strttd< t,Se- tftrssn
uez asaisaea ~ Mira f4
Th6 gnenis Heres Nfe Al. q. Itsen,
MA Al mnler, Mfa CIV Tfppaaa,
Mrs. Rorack AIS. 4Bai. Mfs. n.
rFyant Of Biuowator. ~ ~ Z. klfss-ks n.
Rin9. MA W. n. Green. m. J. gtohn-
cotk. Mra .. ooldInr. Mfa Bert Der
man,
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a GRAND oLD srANDrATTEn.

Whatever We may think OF the po-
lltlcol convictions and the political
methods Of Joseph @. Cannon nORe
Of w but admire the defiant Old FsB.
cal for hts uncompromlSing stand for
his party In adversely ~ in prosper
lty. We've been licked before" says
this srlzzlcd old Tartar. and we're
not dead by a blame sight"---or words
to that broad general effect. Uncle
Joo's platform ls 10 give aud take no
quarter and he IL game and unterrl-
fed TO the last ditch.
He will remain In history ono oi
The picturesque, rugged. steady char.
acicrH " his time. when Il comes
20 being standpaItcr Uncle joe l.
the grand mOgul Of all OF them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

Wtiiiep. I1avid Yelfrhas Ynl,t
Nn PRANK WiincE ~. HtNnt,
ltAnnh lflsbaarn, Reeins et
Int gladys nfhndoil. cl,Ha'p
lseNf1 Mamie fialrnaap.
N -. fatl aesI is,.t y ~. ls'8F 49,
llir NJ u. lsradford enaagioineA
IH4 ,nHic1 a auetion brid&t AfpoN4Y
EAb1o p,arinp mffp a ~
t'eV Nliknlhe. Jht1b Xti4atNt
Nlelaetn. q " Eilabh. 4. ~
a'.1 - n l1prgitotia. 40 ~ 4
lG ~ bsck1r Nsa h5sis ca Z
klH nff Albpqnerqae fglfn1.
I ~ ~ afttfho8h ehd TAtt9AR
32.nt4 Abno IN neisn. Mr.. ana Mira,
AInhor. Miss Jean Huhbs, nfIps
ntbaon and Mr. Lloyd ntnrgea
~ the party Mr. cAnries
LARAMIE was also Included On TN
l'3t bet was called ovi o. IRE
afaemlt ana was nnqtI4 20 ~
1t1 The little perry came back.
lRnt ID thar dfiep Of i)lelr 9eIigAaful
8lfA Wednesday night = dance
tga8 eIfem h their honor ana IisuFg-
1sy Han spent aiehtssesng until time
fPF them % take the train home.
Miss Myrtle arlnith was hostess 10 q
lhonaber Of her friends yesterday aft
Itgneon a. her home with DIT. ana MyHs
~ 9. Rice. The girls met about
fp'tcR and were taken to n photo
flef, sitter which they returned 70 the
~ home and were served two
feafat sIuncheon. Thosb enj0yinn
tAiae smiths hospitality wure Misses
SeeaiA Tetiabie. Dorothy Brown. ME
N4eef 4yda. Irene slaylOn.' Isenore
H@rf@ Pauline Jones. Marie Crane,
.fellfo stroud. ollie FRANKLIN ana
Afaaon jackson.
IL This evening the girls OF the high
sch9olsand the girls ~ the university
Fre Swing a dance In the Odd Fellows
teahEie. This r. sort OF welcome
eoF the boys who have been playing
footbsll at Roswell.
Mrs. VIII Thomas was hostess 70 3
Eufhber ~ her friends Tuesday aft
4 eFnqon nt her home. ego South Broad
Way. Five hundred was the game
/ played. which resulted with Mrs.
4 CAaFies ouleT as winner OF the fiFpl
n prize. Mrs, Outer was preasuted with
a beautiful bouquet OF yellow roses
and Hrs. J. n. Holman was consoled
L with a cluster Of carnations. ThOa,
1 playing were Masdames Votaw. y
Mason. Ortiz Charles Quler. steVaI
cohp. J. II. Fenher, Thomas Usher
wood. Alfred Goodrich, Mary shafer
y. n! Holman, Miss Dorothy Conn and
William Goodrich.
u Attorney Francis r.. Wood was hos
AZ an informal dinner party wednes
day evening aa courtesy to MIRA
John Hubbard. nee Miss Rose Dee,
i Hrs Frank stortz and Mrs. Fred
Canfeid have Issued Invitations. for Q
Icardf party next Thursday afternoon
-tt Ttf tF
a Tho Excelsior Lodge No 1 OF thu
degree ~ Honor gave Mrs. G. A
lstowell a pleasant surprise With I
sdinneP party at the home OF Mrs ]
~. ShuhlebaFger on ThanksgIvfnI
day. Covers were laid for, Mesdauel
A. Haraeh. ". J. Hall. John, sehroe
der, Pat MccafferySs Chester Lowe
fyohn Welmnn, Doc shupe, ..Janl
o'LhnehIin. Ahdfew wSrhing. n,
Eehick. John jackson Charles Wean
lCaullS. John Lowe. Fred Fisher, VIII
4 Bowdish. J. II, Shufflebarger Misses
Margaret Jackson Dorothy weiman
Messrs. J. IT. shuftiebarseg and Fran
els shufflebarger. ~
II Mrs George KIock has started 1
Heries OF parties which will be yer,
lplehsiiiK 10 the eOeIai elfEieS or tn
III go Ia L,,liyll.s n 4 NJ lilli u - ~ 4
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II HlmoSt seems uniadyIike for the
Auffrageitcs to pick upon u small, re-.
Ilrlng. inoffcnsiye citizen Ike David
Lloyd George. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

= tisr our part, q . 80 tl 4 81 - H.
eohsealenee santa fslAlle. bat u. he
souls Ard raem n hia sleigh Tor a
sollple - tona AZ coal We would be-
NlI|lpH lashans No oar bin.--Dallas
so snAAila .swta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Ut OTHER sANCTUMs
on lIle I.lann Nnrt hmm.

GA tiIe Piano Next lla0F. :,
rdunE Charlie Edison says thnt bis
ai1biliDh 10 to invent y fliei ,gheapar
shsn cual. Well. how aboil burning
the mahOaauy turllilure f--ssy eshlRn.
ton Post "A Ietl .rrFvA1sy ~ n !
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
n0N-T ALL si'IEl3 NF oNcE,

= WONH MI htIAst. NE BNgE.
e,e {. taAi4tt ft
---~--~f
ne eah MweiaI eIaRaslu So
boancoaa hsarIaS which ~ Mar Mn
net come on IL aayss
20 there b. asy Jsepd ftfseh Wy
drqA o. ibs cltlssas Dfd Ik. tevr
sllbnld resist The iHvishtiSk Anal he
seH attended "a .alsen % bssone
ikenlb@fs Or HE cChAmefciai tlnb hat
hns- been orEanised Cor shs nlainaI
spA. eesopsratiys sexies ara hsaeni
q san Nercial tlfs standsfd H3SId
~ very ElAd 20 Sivs ihs obssstltk a
lhesriHe IN lie columns. u eil b.
that some points will be byppst,t cut
that can be met and disposal " wfih
satiafaetlOn 20 all Certainly no good
cen come Of a policy % mere apathy,
or active resistance unihss thsre be
hOnno right end to serve"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

: MOsA successful men can devise a
Nay y make the other man pay the
aH.--i'hliadVlphla Public Ledger.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

,uaiIy generous ADD invite their hus-
bands 80 they WHY meet In tho even
Ing. Dr Sllber Slll give talk Oh
"Patriotlsni."
The AtixilIary Il tho Railway Mail
association VIII Mot at the home Of
Mrs. Edward Rokers on Marquette
avenue next Tussdly afternoon. After
The holiday rush tho ladies viii put
on a play This VII not be public but
aa each member TN invite a friend
or 40, a largo Number will have IL
cnSgse- 70 ,spioS. TN entertainment,
-
DaHcfns wHs-a extremely popular
pastlme the past week among the
lodges. On ThanhYgiyiES eve the
WoodEnen of tho World danced with
their friends IN ODD Fclows Temple
and on Monday evening the American
YeOmen entertained their friends
with n dance ana smoker.
,
Next wednesda y svening The Mystic
Circle WIFI gIve y dancing party In
the old odd Feliowg hall
...,...,...r. --|1~r .l..
Church Affair.",
Tho Baptist afIssI0nary society en-
itertained tho W0man's Christian Tenn.
perance Union at the Baptiss church
Monday afternoon. This program
'was: tfe- Hrt N -
Sons; IAN Around the WpFld.. q
lS4t,i,a' The The Ladies' q tAsw e Z. y
Paper: The Work M, the w {.
| y. u ...'.'' ...s.. ME-, Yaughn
Paper; The Educatich Or the
- Young '.........ss,.. .Miea Eelke
Reading: The Sneak" ..........,.
II. ..,....'.,,,.....M Mrs. >, ~. Heald
Reading: "lnuocent". Miss Hulsay
PlnnO Solo, Miss Pricketi
The Duke ely 81 not the onl,
place where baEaaFa and home cook.
Ing Gales are popular. Last, week tiiG
ladlee OF the Episcopal church OF BE.
len. held a bazaar aud wren every.
thing was Vyr tho fAdies efadllud
themselves with an even two hun-
dred dollars
Ia our own city the ladies' have
been busy with bakisAfs. ara saieA etc.
during the past wesk on Wednes.
Npys the ladies az sAa ~. q terlhil
ehufth held horns eaekIhs 8nlS and
added twenty dOiIdth TO thoir treas.
Nrg which was Uxlrem0ly eOod con.
Aiderlns that their sale vas limited "a
eaiables. 49,,
The sunday school a. st. Jchn,
shgFeh, II reheArslnR ~ cafishta '''riiI
Toy shepe which win - eiRen eflsl
CliTiatlnaU, !, Beside the kF4t hqtibsr
who VIII compose INA itade 81 tn
soldiers and punCn doliHl the princi.
pals IN tho play. aet BADLY TaRp
Hammer" Mr.. Hudb MStlN. "yack ia
the, Boz Rlankrt .eni; ~.1gae.
tenle Ia dodb, MaiAaret stSAhl
''tltetehea. the pdgtil s1Oilsi sSllln
Morrinsttei Captain Fflls Of the Tls
soldiers" Teddy Bfaagordi "DFiShl
Dyed Fairy." oltve Ifakhdpn.
liopdiS sysa6 &c Mlaall
h'aglAint4 her school clhtl
~ Central ~ h4lhodls|
~ t her ~ 8tl cen,
at8nlle, t4|uI vi
Itant 3tef A Ni
I4tsoa Bel. II ny
Whe4l4n, Meh6 Sleek
well. Mckay. AZ Alll|
son, Mlkhsb Nan '(t |i4lt1
And Ma RnesN 1lsl'
q e4lias
~, ehsg
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Ekan ahd diamonds arc rising, but
Ilfe is possible without both, --Atlnnla
Conssltn'i0n se5 st,ss sa.. s,, 4
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Milne had charge of the Refreshments.

Miss seIke is Arranging sd ehtes-
tainment to be given the l1th % De-
ccmber In the Central Avenue Meth
ndist church, Me- Zen Pufyear viii
be- one Of the principals on the pro-
gram and all the other PARTICIPANT
will keep up the standard. 30 one
can Imagine that the entertainment
will bc iirs: class. rS
Friday ~ the scheduled day for the
meeting of the womRn'HH club, rbni
this week was little OUT uf ire or
dinary. for the ladies worked all OF
che week with philanthroplc work, IN
fact the last basket was delivered last
evening. 40 no formal club meeting
was held.
A. our city does not possess be-
nevolent society at present. the ladies
Of the wOmnn's club ask the aid 81
the children. 80 each child brought
anything in the way OF money food
or clothes and the club made 10 bias,
kets and distributed the garments,
Fifty-nlne baskets were given out and
dozens OF pieces OF &. wearing apparel
were taken to the needy The chill
dFen were generous with. their gifts
which was greatly appreciated. and
The ladies' are to be congratulated o.
their charitable work. .G M
Mrs. George cD6ord is entertain.
Ing the ladies OF the Royal Neiehbor1
this afternoon At her home on North
Thirteenth street. ga. Us
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Parties 81 ths Week.

- &A tAE8 ~ eAO w CSAs ~
Every one .knowu. how much raak
fun there u Ia q eiumber party; Ia
feet there. d tnorb fan than alder
The slumber party given BY HGik
Florence WELLER on wednesday nsght
was fully up TO the .ntanderd. The
sIrIu went In the eafit Stdtling 90 thu
WeiIler hOme ana were saken for an
auto apiE, .etad, fhkily aloppad AZ Il
sunrlnf tiAlltft ah1w. Agleg this tney
returned 10 laa Wnlllor licslle ana lkaa
lFsnl fsgls aiartea. Etfak 4 Etss . dalhtt
iunehe6n. tltefi came the adsniring %
tho birthday gifts Of Mtas WELLER.
which were numerous and then q
was really time TO sleep, But that 10
Mt sbins that thaV did---for q stun.
ifr uAfty 80 net cpInnlele Rikhout .
HlsIe@ Aslla ne nefl sgsssji 3 -
elaborate 9nl lvtH4 prsak fasg WIS
served ~ k'laaeS lorna Lester, Lii
liam KAmDehiok. Annetto NtAlnznan
0face 8torts, Pauline sfaaeiis, Re.
bkrca H. HorneF. Rebn cOnueF. RRth-
peiBO 0'lteiilH TheInin sawyer, Dor
elhy Floiaeh and ylorenqs weller. II
TIE largest eafa pfssy es - gee.s
etHs FielsoheT en0 Esesesbge ttalllee.
~ her homo on West Central ayeane
thla Rfsefnoon, 1srs. Weillof Old not
lntke extensive decSrfll1ne. but Jest
npt 70 her time. pFerasillt and seeing
ki,4t avgry bgie ~ . 4oa TIRE, Tive
.1drqN a tue eaiIst iiples pl9ted
pno . cnl-Blasa basket ana Dr. flt6iy
pieiuro frame ara the prlse1 Jl'o :
safe wager that 4 tia laalea uiai8
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women loves clear. rosy cum
pIeSlon Bhrdock' Hood f3ftters h
splendid for purifying tho blood.
clearing the skin. restoring sound dI-
gestion. M druggists cell H. Price
sHJfA .A5Iai- ~ '.r.'
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The Washington times., 1912-04-12
ENGINEERS IN WEST
ALMOST UNANIMOUS
TO START A STRIKE
Brotherhood Put 1t Up to
Companies to Increase Pay
or Face Walkout.

NEW YORK, April 12.--That the senti-
ment of the engineers on all the rail-
roads in the territory east of Chicago
and north of the Ohio river Is prac-
Itlcally unanimous for a strike and that
the proposition of granting the wage
demands or facing a walkout has al
ready been put up to the companies
was the announcement today of Grand
Chief Engineer Warren Stone, of the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers.
Stone said the counting of the ballots
OF the engineers was finished today, and
that 931 per cent of the complete
strength of the organization on all Of
the great Eastern trunk lines had au-
Ithorized their general officers to call a
strike at any time they deemed such
action necessary.
AS soon as the vote count was COM
lplete Stone wrote to j. G. Stuart,
chairman of the board Of managers,
notifying him of the position assumed
by the men, and asking II the railroads
wanted to make any counter-proposl-
ition. He warned Stuart that the Of
f1cers of the brotherhood can now order
ithe strike at a moments notice and
then said that the men will wait until
next Monday, April Is, for a reply be-
fore taking any further action
While the situation is admittedly
grave 1t is not hopeless. The railroads
have anticipated the vote. and they are
expected to invoke the Erdman arbitra-
ton act to prevent the threatened
strike. The men, however. insisted to-
day they had thoroughly canvassed the
situation, and that they would not ac-
lcept any proposition that did not carry
with II a substantial increase of wages.
Stone and his associates are confident
they will have the support of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen in case of a strike.
The organization has recently presented
demands to railroads asking increased
wages, extra firemen on hard runs and
numerous concessions. and they, like
the engineers, have announced, II their
demands are not granted. they will
strike.
The Washington times., 1912-04-12
Riding and Hunt Club
Will Be Out Tomorrow

A drag hunt will be held in the vi
cinity of Pierce Mill tomorrow after
moor at o'clock by the Riding and
Hunt Club. Fully fifty devotees of fox
hunting will participate.
The riders will assemble at Pierce
Mill at 3 o'clock. The clubs dogs. eight
cen in number. will be used in trailing
the drag, which will cover at least
twelve miles.
Among those expected to ride are
John o. Evans. Major Henry T. Allen,
Col. e. st. John Greble. Lieut.. E. St.
John Greble. ir.. Mrs Sinclair Bower,
Miss Mildred Greble. Miss Janett Allen,
.and Capt C., d. Rhodes.
The Washington times., 1912-04-12
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