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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Mr. Fall and ] are both prcpar. q
Bills Is the statement made in a
letter received from congressman
George Curry OF New Mexico By the
immigration bureau offices here. IN
relation to the projects ~ make the
Elephant Butte Reclamation reservoir
and shores national hunting ana
fishing ground, and 80 establish a
game preserve and breeding ground
Of some 3O0.0Oo acres around the
headwaters OF the Pocos river IN the
upper part Of the Pecon national for
est IN this state.
The biolo1ieai survey ana forestry
Officials have been working ar
months past with officials 90 tbs
game and fish warden aerwce In New
Mexico on the plans for the game
preserve on the Pecos forest, and the
Immigration buseau has been busy
pushing the plen % make national
recreation park ont OF the Elephant
Butte lake and cnyirons Mr. j. g.
Dugger Of the immlgrRti0n bureau Of
flces last night mailed 70 Congressman
Curry complete data furnished ny
District Fore2ter Ringland and oth-
era regarding both schemes. together
with plats Of the proposed game pre-
serve, which encircias the high peaks
OF the Pecos region and includes
heavy timber and generous water
supply.
II is probable that this plan will
eventually include fish hatchery.
The game preserve Is located in a
country which Is ideal FOR the png-
pose. being thoroughly isolated ard
offering fine natural protection ami
conditions for prdpakation OF game.
Many varieties % blk same would be
included IN the stock placed In the
preserve and there Is no doubt that
Il would play an important part IN
perpetuatlng a number " rapidly di-
nsinlshing species The Surplus game
would be used % stock various other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Albuquerque welcomes everybody.
FIRST 81 sion.
Tuesday, May ?. 10 A. "A.
Convention called to order, n. ..
Iaila, president Albuquerque Retail
ers' association.
Address OF welcome on behalf OF Al.
buquerque, Col. d. X y. Sellers,
mayor
Response Ia behalf Of visiting NOR
chants, T. A, Muirhead. state presi-
dent.
Announcement OF entertainment.
Georae Learnard, chairman OF EN-
tertalnment committee
Adjournment.
Tuesday Afternoon, I p. "A.
Election Of officers.
President
Vice president.
Treasurer.
Adjournment for entertainment
Some Of the pleasure features on
this occasion win be;
Auto rides and sight seeing excur-
siona This VIII inclu9e visit "a
the United States Indian school; an
inspection oil the American Lumber
company; q look al the state uni-
versity and other places Of interest
In Albuquerque.
Tuesday Evening.
A smoker viii be given visiting
merchants and their wives at the
Commercial club rooms Music ana
entertainment will be furnished on
this occasion by the 0lee club OF the
university and the indian band OF she
Indian school. Vaudeville will also be
part OF the program. Light refresh
ments will be served
"Wednesday, May 8, 10 A. M.
Newly elected president presiding.
Remarks by retiring president
Remnrks by newly eiected president.
Announcement OF directors as selocs-
cd by president
Appointment OF committees:
committee on credentials.
Committee on rules.
Committee on auditing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
nEIP TIrn RIDNEYa
Albuquerque Readers Are Learning
tho Way.


It's the little kidney Ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unn0ticed urinary disorders
That lead to dropsy and BFight's
disease.
When the kidneys are sick,
Help them with Doan's kidney
Pills,
a remedy especially for sick kid
neyA
Doan's have been curing kidney
troubles FOR rs years.
Endorsed by $4,000 peoplo--en-
dorseA Al home.
Proof IN An Albuquerque cltlnen'a
statement
Mra J. " Amani. 40 North Arno
81. Albuquerque. NJ H.. says;
"poan's Kidney Pills were first
Brought 70 my attention when we
lived IN Aurora, H.. about five years
ago. They were used al that time by
"a member OF our femlly who was
suffering from kidney complaint. a
tired languld feeling was present
and the kidney 8ecretiona we're dis
ordered, DOan's kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from those difficulties
and acted as q tonic 20 the entire
aystom. When there has been need
~ kidney remedy since then.
Doan's kidney Pills have never fall-
"a 10 prove OF benefit
For sale By an dealers. Price see.
Foster-M ilburn Co. Buffalo. New
York. solo agents for the United
States.
Remember tho natme--Doan's-
and take no other 1a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
TADC In the Solar
JAbO PIerus...

II among these paragraphs
You feel that You are hit.
Don't blame us " YOU find shoe,
Which happens you 10 a..
. o =
THE SLAM OF THE screen door
r. heard In the land,
. q q
THOSE TORNADOES DO not make
Oklahoma look any more attractive
60 US.
o o o
THAT JEMEz slip is not the ony
landslide IN the recent history %
sandoval county.
o q q
ny THE WAY. did you hear the
band from Philadelphia. and the band
from Milwaukee,
q q .
BOTH THE DIXON and the NJ ~
Kinley bureaus are slightly in need
Of the services OF a cabinet maker.
y . o
ALL THESE sHRINERs. Il b. mo-
ticed. sort OF like Che looks of the
town and the townspeople.
o O O
tNhnA AAMAa AiAt sNhNhJhH NiAu AH'
Mokia will get their danccs COPY
rlghted.
WARM WEATHER for the sweet
girl graduate to be writing that essay
but the country must be saved.
q . =
MANY MORE people wodld be
willing TO go 90 heaven II they had
round trip excursion tickets.
y q o
SURPRISING 10 how many differ
cnt kinds OF manly beauty the fez IL
becoming.
o o O
a WOMAN always wants man TO
tell her how he admires the way she
dresses her hair. specially u he
doesn't.
o Q .
MEXICO OUGHT 70 offer an in
yiting Geld for the moving picture
man at present--if he can move fast
enough.
NEXT THE Retailers. They can
have our fair city. lock, stock. and
barrel after the Mobiles get through
with Il.
y Q y
MIGHT HAVE been able TO get up
In the Jemez In time 90 stop that
landslide " they had Just fixed the
road In shape for automobiles.
. . q
HON. A. b. CUMMINS says nc ~
in the race 20 the finish. He is evi-
IDENTITY running uD-handicapped by
such superfluit.es as delegates.
o o q
HASKELL OF Oklahoma has chs :
, ienged Roosevelt 20 debate. That
Haskell IL certainly a rash sort % q
citizen.
q o o
PRESIDENT TAFT Is not an OIL
garch, be SAYS. Why deny that part
vi Il, IN view OF some OF the other
names he has been calledg
. = .
DON'T LET the Mystic shrine d.
vert your attention too far from the
fact that the Cleanup crusade Is
supposed 20 be stiil In progress--ii
/ you haven't cleaned up.
. q =
ASIDE FROM intimating that each
h crook and scoundrel, no trace
Of personality has entered lnto tbs
Republican campaign for the presl'
Dental nomination.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
PRISONER AT HODGES
BELIEVED TO KNOW THE
LOCATION OF CANTWELL

Especial Telegram 10 I;senIng IIcrnid.l
Santa Fey n. H., May IA man
known az BOX Is under arrest az
Hodges. charged with a guilty know
ledge oG the attempted murder al
legged 10 have been committed al
Stanley BY John Cantwell who b. a
fugitive, Captwell Is supposed 20 be
near Hodges and the news OK his arrest
Is momentarlly expected. Apoionio
Barela. the victim OF the tragedy, Is
slowly recovering at the sanitarium
here
Insurance Company Admitted.
The Wichita southern I.sfe Insur-
ance company OF Wichita Fails Texas,
was admitted % DO business In New
Mexico by Jacobo Chaves. superin-
ten0ont of Insurance.
HOY H. l'urOled.
Governor Mcdonald has paFoled
Russell Chenea, ~ years old, who has
served two and half years Of a five
years sentence from Las Vegas IN the
reform school "a Springer. The boy
was turned over 70 his mother. Mrs.
q. L. Baird OF Trinidad, Colorado.
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.---- r-------.---.--.---u---
Reports and fificon-mlnute talks by
secretaries or local associations.
Question box.
Adjournment
Wednesday. May 8, p. NJ.
Report Of state manager, a. o..
Russell
Address BY field secretary. Charles a.
Holden.
Question hox.
Announcement Of entertainment
Adjournment.
Among the pleasure features for
this afternoon offered By the members
Of the Albuquerque association wall
be.
Good horse rnces az tho falr grounds
and q baseball game between the
business men aud merchants 81
northern New Mexico VS.. the Pecos
valley merchants
Wednesday Evening.
Arrangements have been made f0r
three exceptionally good boxing con
tests 20 take place under the auspices
Of the New Mexico Athletic club
Thursday, May Q, $3.50 q. m.
Addresses by delegates from local as.
s0eiaiiOns. Names OF delegates ans
subjects OF addresses viii be cas-.
nounccd as they appear
Miscellaneous business
General discussion
Final adjournment
And now for moro entertainment
AfteFnoon.
The Albuquerque fire department viii
give a accommodating run OF dem
onstrallon with Tho new auto fire
engine. enc only One IN the state.
Band concert and many other impro-
yised features.
Rvenluu.
banquet AZ the Masonic temple at
1895 O'Clock.
Governor Mcdonald win be a guest 81
the New Mexico Retailers AssOcla
ton AZ this banqne, ~ will also
Mayor D. X. y. Sellers 81 Albuquer-
que
The official Year Book OF the New
Mexico Retailers association hand
some volume including the cunstitu-
tloasaud by laws and the fnn program
for the convention, has been issued
and the Herald acknowledges receipt
Of a copy. The following foreword by
The state manager appears in the
Year Book.
I'VE take considerable pride IN pre-
eenting 10 the members Of the New
Mexico Retailers association and
their associates, this Year Book and
official program Of their first state
convention, hoping that 4 viii prove
both interesting and Instructive, and
reliahed as a souvenir OF this special
occasion.
THAT We heartily thank the whole
snlers, iobbers and manufacturers,
whose llberality has made II possible,
goes without saying Ana q Is but
lifting right here 90 say that, as one
OF the tenois Of eur association is CO.
operation. Let as practice a little 81
what we preach hy patronlzing those
concerns who have proved that they
have the welfare Of our association at
heart by taking advertising space m
our book
"At the same time we feel that this
support on the part or the wholesalers
and manufacturers IL. 10 consider
able degree, reciprocity as they share
IN the material benefit Of retailers as
s0cia1iOns, by reason OF improved
trade conditions.
Trusting ,hat this. Our first az
tempt az compiling and issuinR Year
Book ANA official program as wcil az
our conscientious efforts to give New
Mexico first class Retailers asEocia-
ton. viii both meet wlth your ap.
prevail ] beg go remain.
Most ohodiontly yours,
ALFRED y RUSSELL
State Manager
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
THE BoosTER's PRAYER.

Teach us 70 drive through life with-
out sRidding into other peoples cars.
Preserve our brake lining that we
may stop before We are ditched Hep
us 20 find the knocks IN our ovp
motors and hsarRen not so nuch 40
tho clashlnE OF the other mans gears.
Teaching uh that lying about sales Is
not aaleHmanship Lead us not into
the temptation Of JOY riding with
other men's wives and do the sann'
FOR our wives, Keep the screws ~
our heads AZ tishi BE- we would Inc
to have the screws IN our automo-
biles. Never -, ue lose sish' Of tns
fact that people wto live In sasolire
houses should not throw hghie
matches around other peoples houses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03


The rare beauties and spiendor af
the proposed scenic highway from,
Ration to santa Re are aliuringly SCI
forth as follows IN the Ration Range
Auto tourists usually have time ant.
always the desire TO visit points 9f
historic interest and scenic beauif.
II was not merely ssniilaanf shat d,-
cided the old Trails convention al
Kansas City 70 stick 20 thc old nigh.
way ease Of travel. distance and she
overwhelming items OF interest along
the route Ieding an effective aid %.
ward deciding the question in our
favor, There can be no question tfai
every auto for years to come VIII
drop down the scenic highway 10 rar-
take FOR . hair day az least Of the
hospitality Of the Cato city. We are
not worrying about our ability 20 die
charge this obligation To our visitors
Ration has earned the well-dcscrved
name and fame OF doing unto othe 3
a. we hoped 20 be treated aame day.
Welcome and entertainment Of gues;s
are not the whole OF hospitality; the
goodbye End the making OF their
road easy and pleasant also form a
portion OF our debt II Is on &C
count Of this the Range has fran a
the slogan. "A mountain highway al
the way to santa Fe." There are tao
routes possible to the Capital City y
one following the old trail by way ~
the plains 70 Las Vegas and the oth"c
by way OF Cimarron city and canyon,
Ute park. Moreno valley ard TaJs
canyon. Taos and along tho NJ
Crande 10 santa Ife. We take 81 for
granted the auto tourist is travelling
for comfort, pleasure and educatie1.
II we have not Eiissed our guess IN srs
can be only one direction given TN.
traveler--the mountain highway az
the way b Santa Fc. The entlte
route Is one calculated to bring con-
tlnuous thrin Of pleasure to those
who are receptive 10 the cali Of th'
wild and interested IN the history 81
the winning OF the west and in i've
lives OF men like Carson and Benz.
who bore the or1nt OF tho battle.
cimarron canyon. for beauty and
grandeur. yields the palm 70 none,
It's purling. sometimes brawiine
stream, and its many tributar O.
flashed with the gold aud silver Of
the trout. the deer in the dell. the
eaeie on the crae. its Use park hostel
~. lsa casteIlated rocks. the Palisades,
moas-Erown and gray from the siege
Of centuries. the sculptured forms n
the old man Of the hills--the proto
type Of Uncle sam-and along its ca
tire length carpeted with the velvet
of grass and lear. vision Of nature
al her best IL there Cor those whU
travel with open heart
Moreno valley. natures emerald
surrounded ana enahrined By snow
capped ranges and the Canon ds
Taos. a stretch Of thirty-five miles
of ever increasing wonder, leads on,
20 the home Of carson and the Puebi
Indians. who fira lefrned from hia
the sterling worth % the heart cay
ried by their paleF brethren. Al
valleys OF the Rio Grande ana Chars
both grand ana charmine. carry co
TO ihe gates Of the ancient ciiy-th
capital A tourist who has the tirn
ought not 10 pass through IN
stretches Of the Sunshine state with
out Seasting on is browning glory
and certainly Il win be the duty q
BATON 20 point ont the advantage
OF tho mountain highway an the wa
"a aaffa ra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

carries ~ own responsibilities. along
with the soencry and the houses.
With neither managing Director nor
wireless onerntor 20 iemp on. az
wc can 40 Is 90 express our lament
able lack Of understanding OF tho
WAYS ~ Providence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

over a hundred silver city business
men attended the smoSer and recep-
ton for Harry Drum. the transcoq
tinental route pathfinder al the
Grant county metropolis last week..
Reference has already been made "a
the fact that $40 FOR road work wis
raised IN seven minutes az this mcsl-
ing That the recently inauguraied
advertising campaign IN silver ci'y
Is pretty well backed was shown az
this meeting. W. would advise yol
20 watch silver city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
- GO PURELY
0oOOO.VEGETABLE

Of tho
universally al blood medicines.
aocaied really nothing
the delicate and sa Of the stomach and bowels that even
condition which digestive
lot would damaging the health than the original
81 all blood
the TIME absolutely safe and harmless renedy 4 made
Jcea roots
and baa eoh q wheh IN daily use II some form BY
syeIh necessary purify me blood and az the same time supply enc
oatar. Sores and Ulcers skin Diseases seEetua
has purified she blood Book containing much valuable aiora
medical % all
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Pert photographers are buaily con-
pairing LaFoliette'a boom 60 a co.
lapsibie nfeboat with other spoel
mems OF polltlcai psrsiflaso a refer
enee 90 the Wisconsin man. An 81
which may be justified; but 4 must
be remembered thas LRFollette's flehs
81 Wisconsin showed him % be INC
most pertinacsous eues that ever got
into politics. orr prediction y thnt
Rob win be on the ground bright elsi
early in the year 1915 and that te
viii be- mwing a fow cords OF wo'd
IN the meanwhile,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

and man-made wonders her foreF's
ana moualsins ana oceans. every
phase of human activity. before ths
eye Of ahe man who pays his dime
ana IL transported for an hour clear
out Of his own ife and sphere and
sees the iife 81 humanity unfoided
before him, like a scroll The moy-
Ing picture machine "a one OF tha
smallest and greatest things IN tho
history Of the world. It's power o.
educating and developing, ~ influ-
once for good or ovil IL beyond AN
estimate: one Of the best slgne 81 the
times Il the lncroanlng demand that
al demoraligins. improper and On
wholesome pictures be eliminated as
far az possible from public exhibit
lions. The theater that adveFtlses
pictures which have been Officially
censored, u r. worthy OF note. IL the
theator that gets the business; and
Ia ~ TO be remarked that the great
film manufacturing companies are
catering TO the popular demand Tor
clean. wholesome pictures. and the
legend. passed BY the board of
ccnsors." is familiar one on The
moving picture reels.
The immense popularity % the ten.
cent moving picture show r. mo-
whore better demonstrated than IN
Albuquerque. where every night thoa-
sands Of people gather An four or
five well equipped ana housed and
up-to-date picture thoators. The pi,-
ture show tremendously Increases the
amusement resources Of the man WIN
cannot afford to go himself or taAe
his family to the occasional attrdc
lions which are much more cxpen-
sive. II offers mental relaxation for
the working man and the sired house
wife. and not only that. but Il ORA vs.
an classes OF people. An observen.
person IN any one Of tho local pictVts
houses Is just as likely TO see som
OF the city's leading bankers o.
wealthy business mon as he Is TO see
Iaborins men; the appeal Of the NOV
Ing picture reaches every man aud
every woman.
The people OF this city are to o.
| -. .as..f.t.a - ....f.. -. 49,. ,,.t.r.
prise OF the local managers In bring
ing here the best films In the coun
try. but on the fact that an effort Is
made In every house TO cater TO ths
demand for pictures that are educa-
tlonaI clean and generally high class.
n u not necessary TO allude to the
great advertising possibilities Of the
moving picture; Albuquerque mas al
ready had an opportunity to realize
this fact ana the films now going the
rounds Of hundreds Of theaters. a1i
viewed By hundreds Of thousands u
people, showing scenes in Aibuquer-
aue and New Mexico. viii do more
10 effectively advertise The city ard
state and their resources and prog
ress than bales and bales OF print a
matter. The easterner who Watches
the pine log from the zunis 80
through the big plant Of the Amer
ican Lumber company gets cleeres
Impression Of the possibilities Of ,he
country than he would By reading a
volume about Il. The clientele thai
the moving picture reaches Is as
large as the nation; and the encoir.
aRement Of the taking Of moving pie
lures In New Mexico Is going to re-
guilt IN nationwide advertising Of n
caiculabie value.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Chicago. May 81 -Four w7me'
overcome by smoke, wore rescued last
night By John cronin. an elevator op-
crater In fire which destroyed
property valued al 1905 az 32-3f
south Wabash avenue.
Cronlu discovered the fire. After
turning IN al alarm he ran the eie-
vat0r the ninth floor rescued three
scrub women. then made trip 20
the tenth floor and carried Mia'
Catherine Dixon, shorthand teacher,
90 safety.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
Aoronl noImnn prnnn.aI.

Cologne, Germany Nay 3.-rno
Gazette's nerlin dispatch snys ma-
lority OF the maritime nations have
already accepted uormnny's prOposai'
for conference 90 discuss the guess
ton OF NE mylng. The place OF
mooflne ana date have not yea been
given consideration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Az 70 who Ia really the biggest liar.
we fail 80 note thar any particular
advantage has been scored By eithc-
Taft or Roosevelt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
CATRON HAS BILL. FOR A
STATE FISH IiAgCHEItY

tNpeeInI TRIrHFnnf % hFFnSn8 NteFntu1
Washington. May 1.--Scnator cat
ron OF New Mexlco hes introduced a
bin 20 establish government fish
Matching station IN New Mexico viii n
carries an appropriation OF $4,000.
He has also introduced bill for the
appropriation OF $4,000 for tho arill-
ing of an experimental wen AZ New
kirk. Guadalupe county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
LOO People Are Killed
Every Day BY Negligence

washington. y. C.. April 80. 1912.
TO The Editor Of the Herald.
In connection with the Titanic dis
astor, beg 70 cali your attention to
the fact that every day Of the year IN
the United states over 400 people
are needlessly sacrificed, Just az We're
the lives on the Titanic. There are
1900. goo annual Graths. 80 per cent
of which are from prsventablo causes.
This sacs was strongly brought Az q
report GA NATIONAL Vitality of the
conservation commission.
sountor owen has introduced q BIN
In the United statos senate establish
ing "a government health service. This
bill provides for the coordination Or
rho public health and Marine Hospl-
tas service. the Food and Drug act
and the Division 81 vital Statistics.
80 that they may serve the nation
more economically and efficiently than
they can az present, scattered In three
different departments.
The owen bin has been reported
favorably by the committee on pub
nc health and national quarantine OF
the senate, and Is now number SCI
on the Calendar. All periodicals
which are supporting the movement
Tor the conservation of human life
should urge prompt action by the
senate Ia passing this Dill.
Yours truly.
u. r. NOBBINs,
Executive Secretary, Committee OF
Rna TfunIr.I 81, af.sf....t af...t.s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Speaker Champ CLARK smiled s.
renely Ia the speakers chair az TIA
ovation Tor Underwood. II Is easy 90
imagine that the gentleman FROM
Missouri was enioyins some nttle gr'
yate ioke Of his own.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

There Is a rainy spell coming and
YOU viii need Is pair OF Rubbors. Res
member that we have an sizes for
Men, Women and Children and their
price Is insignificant compared with
tho protection they afford you. G.
Apa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
Senator Fail and Congressman Curry Working
on Bills for Hunting Ground and Game Preserve

Projects to Make Elephant Butte Project National Pleasure
Park and to Establish Breeding Ground in Upper Part
Of Pecos National Forest Enthusiastically Supported,
Says VIII G. Barnes; Due Largely to Publicity Work
Of Miss Agnes G. Laut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03

Harbed wire cnts. ragged wounds.
collar and harness gals heal up
quickly when iiAi.6sARD's SNOW
LiNfMENT a. applied. IL is both
healing and antiacptlc Price 2ac,
soc and si.oO per bottle. Sold BY
all druggists.