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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11


lAncs By xcanseI After EcOuOmy,
"a (F'fom Judgo.D
As prices soar, { hope that more
Accounts are sen
or families OF u.nc ~ho dine
Upon beam
wlah 10 see a recipe
swiich bids 'iHc Juj
one solitary hu S!,JtFfI
For q pie
aud ttlose who ,iu should wisely plan
\ fr1Eal bliss
Till lovers wail grow niOst char!
OF a Kiss.
DuJ surtalsY 81 give tlIV DrIz,.
Dc5piA recnll
TO tlins whosc dune, ut ChrlstmW
" Hmc,
Cots glfts To- at
Louis seymour IlssDrVJ Is
80 ~
4 HUSTER over IN IA" mountain.
OF Lincoln cVbni, once had dinhcf
with qneFaiOus Did fellow vic "d'
completing abya, hurd times. why,
man." asld thr mmrOd, you ought
10 be ablo 10 mpkr lots Of none
growing and shipping potatoes 10
market" "Y,s. Or!cr. va Ga"
sulCn repb. You have tho land, !
suppose. aud tT,u got the seed lc'
| guess 80. Then wis don't you
20 into the .u.incsa?'' 80 uav.
strs anger. SUI rcpl',d old lag
bones. "thC Oid woman is too lph'i
10 do the piov .u and pluutin'
.-.t
MH GREESUDH$---I scc the
Hawks are guitn' . purty prctcnt,ous
library. Furfn'r 'iluCrfanO---iev
one hundred IuJ fourteen NATL order
catalogues, TUrt...uur Oh farm impl''
mcnts and .,' railway iUldcr' -
enough T. maxi, uu, mans homo COM
plc,c.---Field AMI Farm.
~
SUPPOSE 500 acquired % good
deal OF useful FORMATION "h,I" y"d
were out on ~, t.uch last summer ''
Eyes. I noticed lu,i Whit" bla-k hens
las whit" cggs. q never happen' mat
white hers lu! rldCh eggs
O.
TIE SILVER CITY Enterprise
tukes IT, mcdi, % rhuorlulN II sJ>'.
Were Licked
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
WINSLOW SHOPS ARE
BEING ENLARGED

the santa Re mochUulCal plant at
Ninsluw, the end Of the Albuquerque
divlslOn VI the santa Fe coast lines is
being greatly enlarged at an outlay Of
approximately 100000. ana the work
De- progressing rapidly, according to
7, j. ward of the g. 4. Fellows Com
,tructlOn company. who was In Al6u-
qurtquo saturday. The Fellows people
are doing the WORK and Mr.. Ward Oc.
tupiC, an important executive position
With tho concern. The new plant IL
lving built II mile und a quarter south
uf tlc old shops and includes n thirty
I'VE stall round house. new machine
shops und other necessary buildings.
II X llkely the Harvey people will put
ia b, lunch room AT the new plant Tor
the accommodation OF employees. Mr.,
ward II tho guest VI George Arnot
while in town. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
IIINNCO. SPANISH MOHCNahN
TREATY.

After q lvuR period OF negotiations
France ana Spain have agreed Up
terms UI settlement Ia Morocco. spain
gives w 2OU.OOO kllumctcrs south or
Agadlr. Tluglcr, with u Iuuc " from
fifteen Ia eighteen kllomctcrE around
II. N Ia become International terri
tory spain viii hold Agadlr und ~
losscncd zone and u khnllf to he named
by Spain viii reside In II representing
the sultan, The khnllf VIII reside at
Trtuan the holy city ~ Morocco.
The sultan and the French high com
missioner will reside at FrH The Fec
THnsler railroad viii b" pU,lt By Il
FrancO-spanlsh company The forces
Of France and spain viii cooperate
IN preserving order IN Morocco. Amer
the announcement Of the new agree
mcnt between France ana Spain. italy
granted France entire freedom Oi uy-
tiOn In Morocco ~ return for ltalS %
complete hucIty 81 action In LiDSH
This viii brinB peace ana develop.
ment all along the Mediterranean aud
sovereignty and control ARE now de-.
tcrmiucd All the was from the Suc1
canal to Gibraltar ana down the A..
luniiy cUust to the Frrn.h possessions
la Africa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
YOUR GRAY HAIRS
QUICKLY VANISH
A Harmless Remedy, Made
From Garden Sage, Restores
Color to Gray Hair.

4 feeling OF sadness accompanies
the discovery OF the first gray hairs
which unfortunately are looked upon
ms heralds VI advancing age. Gray
hair. however handsome II may be,
makes. "A person look old. We all
know the advantages Of being young.
Aside frOn the good impression a
youthful appearance makes on 9TH
oFH. simply knowing that you are
looking IT. gives one courage to
undertake and accomplish things. SO
why suffer the handicap Of looking
old on account or gray hairs. when
u Sinple remedy win give your hair
youthful eoior ana beauty In a few
days time?
Most people know that common
garden sage actE ~ q color Pestorer
and scalp tonic az welt Our grand
mothers used = Sage Tea" Tor keep
Ing their hair dark. soft and luxur-
liant. In wyOth's Sage ana sulphur
Hair neInedy we have an ideal prep
aFation Of SAGE combined with sui-
phuT and other valuable remedies
for dandruff. stchin9 scalp and thin.
weak halt, mat IL split AZ the snes or
constantly coming out. A few Rppll-
cati0ns OF this valuable Femedy will
bring back the color, and u q short
time Il win Fengoye every trace Of
dandrnff and Grpaliy impFOYe the
growth aud Appearance % the hair
Z Get a fifty-ca9t hqttle (reTa ,yOuI
drnaglut to-day and notice. the alter.
once insyonr haF eflog q few deyB'
lfeAtImoea Al eKur glo mnli ~ etidai
R4eguR1oa thcI 1ao aauaY viii oo ~
fas'pa ,l ~ eslnes = not Saeetl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
a UTOPIA ~ NEW zEALANU.

Prof Charles j. Chamberlain. UI
the University OF Chicago. writes IN.
terestinEly Ia the current number VI
the Popular Science Monthly OF II
TOund.the.WOTld botanical excursion.
Ia which his Investigations were con-
fined to the Sandwich islands. FIJI
Islands, New Zealand. Australia,
South America ana TenSriffe. The
particular Objees OF Investigation wAl
oriental cyenda. a family OF the palso-
AOic ages, OF which only nine genera
remain. Hence the Investigation
can not be said " have ans scOhomIc
Importance. but lend interest 10 ths
study Of the eaFth's changes IN the
ages past
His description VI pIant develops
nsnt Il enjoyable 10 the beianist bal
inclasninl observations made w ham
enlissa tl,s article In 8 maAnsr q
eoninana ths atishtion % the ssneFal
saa1eA - IA,
Hsom lDs aepeslpsion Of ths soll,
epaln en1 naenrts aavanaaess u
nA 4 a n iltfls Wonass shsl
az nas ~
~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

'LIu,. bits Of paper, little dteps Of
ms
Make mighty Nauon Sir Up and
Think"
EAcL
This world would be real quiet, Bill
And silent all the day;
II people never spoke until
they had something 10 say
Cincinnati Enquirer
o. q,
That Mysterious Strangcr Again.
One more unknown
Asks us 10 state
Hes Ella Wheeler
wllcUXs mate
Houston Post
Another one
Announces that
Hes Mister car
RTE Chapman Gait
Peoria Hcrald-TranscTipl
Ia comes % sixth.
His fame wns Jtm
Entil Miss Russell
Married him.
---JphnstOvn Democrat.
Grand coming out
Sh, man--.WhU's he
The man who phys
IN, bills, YOU sec
--Sashvine usuuor
Th'u ,unca a mod
list violet
sud Who In she2
\ su'fraget.
Springfield Union.
o.
IT ~ EASIER to r'st tVu much
than to work too hard
-
THE MODEsTY Of the EstccinrJ ;,
almost overwhelming.
D
~ IDLE RUMOR never spends
much time Ia the office ~ a buoy
man
q
DNI,IISG." whispered tho South
Sou islander. as he bent before his
lady love, + want ihis hand ut
lhluv."
My" she exclaimed, what an APP
r,tit" YOU havC2'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

successful So lavish has nature been
IN the disposal Of her treasures aud
faVors that the only work loft for
the inhabitants would appear to DC
gathering the harvest Claimed Is
Professor Chamberlain ~ Ne the
healthiest country IN the pOtld. b,
particularly mentions the springs AT
ROtura. the hot waters Of which pys.
'esS such curative properties that the
government has erected All cItcnsi, q
series Of baths. Indicating that flesh
II stlll heir 20 some its. while sUmr
VI the springs are boiling hot. other
are warm, cold. clear as crystal Or VI
spiuttcring mud The hot sDrlnKs rui.
potatoes, fry eggs aud furnish bot
water for laundry purposcs NOtv dh
standing that It is termed tropical
country snow falls every winter. often
q couple VI inches on the level
Tho high cost 81 living evidently
has 49, Jurors there. for every nnn
has .uI aud every boy Ia Ia sciiOUl.
.Jh"ir ate up Dcggurs Women vote
ia, San, st men. and Professor
DhamyoT.In REMARKS that neither
ice ty.nlr, nor ttu ,5Omcn seem to
.ua., -.U'r,d any .cmagc." In 1908
th' a,' rage private wealth per capita
"rr 1'p,a There are no trusts
Eu.nrl Is taught aud has been so.
rap.ll. acquired that one finds nuic
.UI',u'ty IN seeking Information. Eu.
ha., ',"n adopted. one looks In vain
go '.' drawback which mars the
,.r.. 'u"ss ~ every country, No
.....u b. mad" ~ an, sorlul oSil nor
90. .. ~ IL, great problems which
.l. u p' UpSiuR il, minus Ut ON
,IN uI Europr ana America. Ia
D,r.uu %" uuly need VI the country
lhai .a pressing ~ ,ulunlFts; II would
b, inferred from this that the people
ar, lou,.uIuc M spite ~ the fayorn ~,
unt4fuI ,.ud tom Many man hos
abandoned i,ud IN our western coun.
try. ou rnI' account. that cannot BE-
bough, nov tot twU hundred dollars
an a,i, Cvmpauiun8hip % ones own
klud is frequently more Of moment
lhau AN 81 unc slbtcring fonpirs -
other charms
Moreover lns roscatu pivtur, OF
$oN Zealand - the opinion gathered
from u hurried trip, whcro everyone
sought Ia make the visit of the dis.
unguIsh"d stranger IA Uclcom" and
cnoyabl" one. aud whcr" nntumllf
he best side would be- rrcst ntud
Actual dVmi'iIc In the country wUuld
no doubt bring many uxpCrlon'rs
which vndld be- distastnful aud which
would show that while the country
may be- specially favored that II too
may have lis disadvantage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
HARDLY = LANDSLIDE.


while aR.,tory Is victor, AMI ih,
Republican par.y la, been Eckcd ~
wotkmunlik, manner. It licked
is,lr The talK oi e Democrat"
landslide Ia not based yn thc election
returns The most roinarkaDl" feat.
IRE 81 this election ~ that Wilson.
when Tho final figure ar, ;aBulAtod.
win De shown 10 have puIl,d bnrr..
the vote that Bryan rr.'isra
"hcn he wa defeated ~ rn'
last election. Their, n good reason
80 believe that hlB vote viii fan be-.
l0w hat ~ Brau n VIII De- at icaa'
million lees than that which elect
ed william &C. Tan u viii be- shown
10 BE- more than q million lcss thar
the combined yDt" Oi Roosevelt ana
TAFT II means ,irtuMl, that mi
nUrity party mar Uocu put In charge
~ tho nffairt ~ the country for the
next four year. II means that the
vote 81 the prOpl, % Tor Republican
tariff policies ana fur Republican
and that DcmOcr.t. nun nos.
trums received no "rdursrInont
at the hunds OI tn ,uters.
40 fat ~ numerical strength
Rocr the election shows that the Dem.
ucratic party hAs stood stil while the
combined vote for iIOoScvolt and TAFT
IN greater even than that when Tart
received when hr waE made prosi.
dent
The situation " an anomalous one,
the result 81 the Circumstance that
for tho first time three strong parties
were In tho field two Of them In Hc-
cord on broad economic principles
and oppVsed 10 the economic Drincl-
pies Of the Democratic party. Ana
tho fact that Taft received hnIf as
many votes az the president elect does
not after all indicate that TAFT wus
utterly repudiateG by the voters;
three ana Il half million ballots being
some ballots and indicating that n
HiLable fraction a.: the voters Of the
United States have confluence In the
retiring president
II In fair 10 presume that not many
Democrats voted for Mr.. Roosevelt
and II In certainly evident that
thousands Of Republicans voted
for Mr. Wilson to beat Roosevelt.
Tho Democrats may thank KIND
fortune and not ~ reNuisIVn IN pVpu-
lar sentiment toward Democracy for
their victory. They won IN, prcsi.
dency with the same vote which lost
It for them four years ago
In Now Mexico the ngurcs are
equally interesting when sou cTamn"
them carefully cut Of total Ol
some ~. 0OO Not,s for the three candi.
dates. Wilson received J,uUU less Ihan
half and Ferguson ioOo less than
MALT
Furthermore. u u viii be- ans com
tort To SIR. JAffu. It might be- pointed
out that that gentleman ran a thou.
sand voter ahead ~ the head uf his
ticket
Al 81 winch Of course does not
affect the result vi the election. hut
The party enthusiast who dcducos
lhcrefrOm Il conclusion that the Dem
not looking at the figures frankly.
The result merely VeFifies tho state
msat made by this paper before elee-
stlOn that vote for Roosevelt ana
DE Baca vas O vote for Wilson and
Ferguson,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
EroIn MIR. Chain.

TUCSON, NFlI,, NV T.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal
GOntlemcn;--l have been 80 busy
that | had no time to answer yours
Of October 9Th, Sorry, but our cam
pnigu funds were. OF course. limited
ana there was nothing doing. I want
to thank YOU Tor your warm support
during the first week of the can't
pnlgn. II mad" millions VI your sub.
hCrlh"rs all over the land swear never
to drink another drop. Your manly
s'Ncn'nigbt stand carried Painted
Post, Kun, Tor me by an almost un-
anlmous vote und your Influence had
II telling effect on tho result w Bucks
port, Me. can CheeFfully say that
- few dOScA Of The Morning Journal
removes ali the csaYina. and that Il
In splendid for chiils and fever, lame
back and deafness, and delightful
nftOr shaving
Yours dryly,
GENE 4"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
Candidates Express
Deep Gratitude TO
Morning journal

HcallLing tie tremendous service
rendered by the Albuquerque Morn-
ing Journal ~ the campaign Just
closed. the presidential caudI dates
have all written to the morning pa
Ter expressing their dcrp grlutudf
Tor the important part played BY tho
loral organ ~ the five. political par.
tics IN she result Of the election
From Mr. Wilson.
pr,sid,nt.oluct Woodrow wilson
writes:
scagirt y j., so, :.
bear Mac
Thanks for clcctlng M pr aid"ui.
Tho favor IN appreciated. | 1uribui"
my heavy vote to the effective ana
incorporating manner Ia which
during the last week Of the cam
pnign, yCu denounced and rGiuttd
your previous arguments on the tariff
ana proved that you we're making a
noise like - loose shutter when you
said that Rus u rcHCtlUHsTy, was in
league with the money Interests, aud
ihu aa president ! would b" secretitc,
uucOHnunlcatiyc. inUnc, constrNs-
tive, unsatisfactory aud a general fiz-
dc. rcRsrd tn" puy Ia which you
performed the act Of degluttiOn upon
5 our protective tariff argument OF
September 10th, after the Bull Mos
crE turned you down. as quite a feat.
admire your prOmptness IN being
Ter me after you saw ! was going to
"a In ana shall try and forgive and for
grt that YOU called me Old Dr. walk
Ing Disaster.
II there k any administration that
can change quicker than you can. old
Sport, yUu'li have "a SNOW me.
Tome down 10 the White House
nnd sec M when you have time, I
have u hook all ready for you 10
hang yuur hat on.
hlfcctionatciy nlhl gratefully.
WOODROW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
TIM coon ROADS MEETING.

The opening sessions Of the annual
cOnN cntlon OF the Ocean 10 Ocean
Highway Association held la santa Fc
today have brought together the lurs'
est representation OF highway boost
crH over assembled Ia the southwest
Tho largo number Uf the delegates
and the unusual enthusiasm show
that the good roads movement r.
growing steadily all the time.
throughout the southwestern states
aud that Il viii grow much more rap.
ldly IN the future,
The organization Of men from Calf
fOrnia, Arizona aud New Mexico
ought to be able TO accomplish great
things for tho southwest IN road
building AMI road Improvement. This
Interests Of tho three states arc praC-
tically Identical aud team work has
ALREADY done wonders The siae and
spirit OF tho santa Nc convention IN
dictates that Il win DO wonders ID thS
coming year, with the issuance Of
half q mIiilOn dgtlaEs IN boRas IN THU
state. a PROPOSED Issue Of tan millions
In ArlSona ans with california IN h'
lead d ths IhOvsmens On the Pacific
slope. the thFoe states combined
ought 10 have thinsS all their own
way And Nsw AEsSloO must rsnem.
Dor that she viii have 10 set right
out aaa hustle 70 hsep dp with the
precssulva.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
ErSn Mr.. Dcbs.

Paterson, \, ] Nov, 10. .
Editor Morning Journal,
Albuquerque, n. NJ,
Dear Slri --BOOm---F Fla bang. We
made pretty fair killing. didn't We
Three'fOurths Of the people who voted
the socialist ticket this year am con-
f'den' did Il IN "A result Ut the policy
Of the Morning Journal Your ipglu-
'oncc mas especially strong IN MIL
waukee. I want 20 o4prena ny earn.
est thanks fer tho slwpnl ae1igtanee Of
yourself and MP. eAn1on Ia rolling
ny the flattegtmD sola Scr myself In
AihuquerQuo. Yea WofB an import
ant factor IN fulfllllam Mr.. Chaflh'a
prsdi0ti0R tnnt Nsiigon would carry
forty states IIoo yelk five. q, q Tar
three, ana tAet pnefln. and would
divide thn Naul 1reuR live the Morn
ins Jaf4naA l11Aan,n lacROclaSt asasi
the Appeak ~ noonan. .-ftf
xontN ~ she pFOletariat,
81 CA1N,l a y td' a. rDBBnlle?'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

made In factory owned By the
French government. are woven from
thr reverse side, n workman watching
the design through the web az It II
reflected In a mirror.
The owner vi some limestone caves
In Nirginin has pipcd the air from
them into his house. obtaining II
gcrmlcss supply that Is at a uniform
temperature THAI warns the hdusc III
winter and cOois II In summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

Tn. IiuS sian government recently
rdcrod FOR itA army uNlatUrs zoo silk
pHT,trhutcs ~ - style that " expected
To open automatically and save man
should he fall
The UaCh vi ~ ncV couch ham
mpck that ~ Wisconsin man hUs pat
cEtcd n ~ nO1ntcJ that It adjusts
itself to the angle. ~ which IN ocru-
pant muy lie slltlpg uT reclining
49,
The b.ht CORK comes fruE trees IA
spain and Portugal that are allowed
to become fVrty years old before The
bark IL cut and then II Is reno, cd
only ever eight or ten years
----------
For washing dishes u Ma IS hand mHu
has invGntud rack " hold them
white boiling WUtcr Is sprayed over
them frOm faucet, 10 b. caught and
carried oil W o sink beneath.
M English automobile builder who
,ntcrs to colonial trade cnclos - his
nagneios and earburetoTs In water
tight compartments and tests hih cats
~ ibHNiub 'HNill AAtAoNkH Nb''A'
-
Tho alligator NFench has h,ru in.
proved upon by u MInhcsotu inventor
who has d,sigDed one With q sliding
hook, mnnip uiated from ia" handle,
To- held un object within the Jaws.
-
According 10 European figures tn
fatalities nov attending aviation hard
IS exceed one death for euch 100, 900
milo Flown, IN compared with one
for ,uch lV0O miles three years ugU.
An llluuIs inventors wire netting
ny trap is -" constructed that. Icy pull.
Ing Il string files which have entered
only purt ~ tho way can be- driven
into IN" umprbOninH compartment
EXt,urIN, tests by German sci, mist
have shown that ths old plan OF
tightening uup's belt To lessen hunger
pangs Is the correct and sGicntifi"
method tur accomplishing the desired
result
3a 49,
Walls that ,rem0insd after 4 Sew
York building, had partially COLLAPSED
deiled an Efforts at removal until
some prIaon tlApMght VI pulling thonl
d'wn 9Th steel gables attached to
4 electric cnrgttt
The Ltn,ut,s. as,6sAin ft.usstrtsS stIlI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

win the state fair. tho election
sud IN, state Educational association
rc,cdhg into past history. Aibuqucr-
uuc viii have to look around and see
what cIsc she can stir up before
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

that We are al New Nszicans FIRST.
A gratifying feature Of the contest in
this state Vas The fact that there was
no choice bctwesn the candidates a.
far 40 pcruonal eSaractsr aud integrity.
was concerned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
From MIR. TnTl,

Beverly Mass, Soy 4,
Editor Morning Journal.
Hello, old scout How they com
Ing. want 10 thank you for say
Ing me Two states IN the late lRmenteJ
election. 10 your celebrated tariff
SPEECH IN which YOU ate your former
tnrIri editorial attribute my com
fUrling majority Ia Vermont II be-
ll"N" I still have vormOnO. ana like
wise my splendid showing In Acush =
net, Mass, appreciate also the fact
that YOU supported me during the
recent campaign Just ~ ions AN you
did any one else.
Sadly but gratefully,
"HIi,l. "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

Z the eAphAnHe % eOur,esles betWos-
tss yiaissIeus ana the dsGsslsa ean.
elanit ~ conslsn ~ Nav nleNioe
nnp . r;;sasaut llstlo NfgaE q
ebsisH anA psrgpA n a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

- epe fses4lsg UAOauEo asastnu
-. Is. 0'Sl n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
From MIR. Roosevelt,

oyster Hay, Nov D.
Editor Morning journal
Dear Sir: am dcc.lightcd at tn"
splendid maJOrlty ! received IN Her.
hnlillO county. due To your m1stcrly
efforts IN behalf Of Wilson Ia that
county and shalt remember that | am
undGr obligation to ypu. ! hleu AZ.
prcclaiud your loyal support up tU
the time that you went over 10 thu
socialists and believe that without
your previous htrOng advocacy of
TAFT, following that OF Chnfiu.
should never have CnTricd California
by such an OvcrW hclmlnB majority.
Sorry ! couldn't see you on the train
1T Gallup. but | was very busy with
GOy, OtcrO. Ny regards to George
ArmilU. am glad to hear that you
are coming ~ Tor the progressive
again next week
Yours for ArmugeddOn.
T.. A.
T.. 81 was shot during the cam
paiRu. und not hair shot Us I under
stand one ul YOUR friends alleged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
Newest Notes Of Science.

The Ius siun government recently
, rdored FOR ita army uvlatUrs 200 SIX
~ - stylc that II expected
To open automatically ana save q man
should he fall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

Walls that irem0lDsd after Il Sew
YORK building, hRd partially collapsed
deiled an Efforts at removal until
some prraon tlApMgIit VI pulling them
Down 9Th steel gables attached to
electric carstgl. a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

EXt'u.rN, tests by German sci, ntiSt.
HAY" shown that the old plan OF
tightening uup's belt 10 lessen hung, r
pangs Is the correct and sGicntifi"
method tur accomplishing the desired
result
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
NOTED LECTURER COMING.

The odd Fellows lodge of Tuls1.
one Of the fastest growing fratcrHl.
societies in the city is making eX-
tcnsiya preparations to get out ldrg.
crowd on the night of Tuesday JuuO
II, to hear win r. Cummins Of Senc.
ca, Mo-, noted lecturer"on odd Zee.
owship. Mr.. Cummns has been pro-
cured by the Tulsa lodge 10 give a
public ADDRESS on that date, free %.
charge, IT VIII be given in the south
east assembly room of the courthouse
at O'Clock p, M
Mr. Cummins is a ministcr-lecturer
with widely known reputation I'm both
lines He makes his audience laugh
and weep. 1t is said, The odd Fellows
expect to educate a large number OF
Tulsans on odd Fellowship by the
means Of Mr.. Cummins' lecture,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-26
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IN Chester Porter iI6-nl
A. DaoIutIr---l your fathers only
pnlHirI rNoruou is winding tHe .irht
lay ,.o,k. would NOT worry about
nIm Isng mnstruck
X.u4pboug When thr young man
said bc mover drank drop, hr probe
.anIy m,am hr never dropped drink.
Susie You win never miss the
hone, ninth thr bee goes dry.
EnuI.lu,ui You having wood
an Ice lis fan better chan haYug a
.lood.n bond. You might secure %
I.i, ip s,fna hotel mashne potatoes,
r1,ssy .Th term dressing with
rr.at palns' means. Her shoea
plprb.d her corset too ught and
,.,r,binp herself with the curlus