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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
SWINGING BACH 10 NOI,MAL.

II In interesting to not" tho change
81 sentiment when has occurred IN
N"w Mexico during IA" past fo'I
weeks, Il rhungo plainly reflected b.,
the views expressed by men u all
classes from nll sections OF the stalr.
who have been here during the rur
week
Four weeks ago It was felt iha'
Roosevelt would cut a distinct figure
In the vote In this state. Careful
men, those familiar with political
conditions and competent 10 judy.
predicted that ho would get $500
votes or more nnd that they would
come from both Democrats und Re
publlrnns.
This afternoon II IN conceded by
M" most careful students Of the ~
nation that l,"oscvclt's vot" val
amount H. practically nuthing. tat
In ~ TAR ~ Sew Mexico 10 DuucorGrd
his movement has been Wrecked, That
| there ~ nOulLn r. 4AI-L1 tlIl-L- sllt44 lie ~
no longer ~ serious factor m the
state situation,
-Four weeks ago the Domprrali'
leaders or Sew Mexico were 80 aItr.
lntoly cock sure Of the olcctlun al
Wilson ana of his victory IN Sew
McNlc" that their hats were IN the
air. They aid not even TAX" M,
tr"ubl" To- organic" any systrmnJi,
campaign work In the STATE. Thry
were convinced that Wilson had the
situation grabbed aud tied.
To-day, Alarmed by the astonishing
slump m Wilson sentiment whirh has
appeared IN every county In the state,
III" managers Of the Democrats
pHrty ARE meeting In Albuquerque
Htr,nu"usly mburing on plans for
sl"mulng tho tide. Hurry rnlls huv"
been sent To the local political man
ugcrs 10 come IN for u conference
not only on plans 10 stop the Wilson
slump but to Try To save Mr.. Fcrgua-
indicated lack ~ Wilson enthusiastic
among the active party lcadrgs which
IL only less interesting than the rhl-
lng off Ia Wilson sentiment among
the rank ana file,
The s"ntimcnt for President TAFT
IN growing by leaps ana bounds In
Sew Mexico, business men. profess
Bl0nal men. cattle men, sheep men~--
men In all lines Of business and labor,
who have been In Albuqu cirque this
week have expressed themselves Wig
OrOuBly az IN favor Of letting well
enough alone; as against undertaking
political experiments at time when
the country and especially our own
section 0f II Ii more prosperous than
ever before. II II the sober second
thought Of the solid. substantial Cit.
zenHhip OF New Mexico. II il the sec
ond thought which has made a Joke
out OF the Roosevelt movement In
this state, which has knocked tho
pins from under the Wilson enthua-
Iasm and reut the Democratic party
managors into Rgitatod counsel II IL
the swing back 10 normal. sound,
hard-hssdod American judgment. and
II 10 going 20 deliver the electoral
vote Of New Mexico 10 President
Taft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
SOW IOH STATE AID TOIl
STATE FAIR.


1h. ihr.-e"'"nd Annual new
N..." '.r and 'h' irsi N"" M"N'"|
'r HI hd'r DO" STATE FORM 81
H..'hn'ni wIII ia-s INTO history al
uJluI.H' tonight
Tl. uIaG '.a,,s I m not.
.fr...I.. i., truth nl,u u fagr that
n.. ..,. ra, ~ alI around. was tn,
u... .,..,ul ,.,r .n.4 100 ihts cts.
$751;, u,n.., Htt Ga, people Of the.
.l.n. .tp rlfu,d uui boz such royal
.riu. ..r. ~ ult, % o. sY,,rsa as to.
sr.rHuu., ar, satisfied How much
. ,.fr ut DO, aili, ui. ip thls annual.
f.s,tu,r colonization WAS pSrtnpIl.
n,i in.. y,ar more strlkingly than
..,r h,'Yr, III, ,rl,rt Of this fra
i,rr.lns uu 10, uir OF The state for
do, Y.nuuu. year cannot hcIp being
rru,.uaIl. important II hhs brought
.lru ,r,udl. ,niii,r with each other
m,n ,i widely differing walks Of life
nam aver. puft 81 this great state.
tho. have. Exchanged ideas. they have
"a ,,u,r rud,rsttudIu, 81 tho work
and .pr,nI,m. nrr achievements OF
,,.h other -, The various lines Of
state d,.,lrrm,nt. Tho fair makes
ua r,aIn. uorr kccni, that We are
,u .Hr,Elus t,g,rhrr for Common
end. to- nah. Now N,xirp first
nuour III, western states ana one OF
~, gr,,i,p Ia the unlou, Ia make.
the land ana IA, water and IN, gun
rhiur. IA. mountains nud forests and
ynll,.s realize their iuanifrst dostlny
rrsour,,n tn tho making az Il supcrh
commonwealth, with homes tor mil.
nonr Of ham, ana prnspcrona clu-
zrnr. The word miIunns is usr. al.
ytsrdly .-cagt,rn states whose area IN
not much greater than ono of our
largest counties, whosc rcsnlIrcrs are
small In rurpplri.ou. do puppnrt init
IIunr, nnd that the pppuIation of Sew
Mexico VIII on, du, bc mdIllons In
only In The uri,r uf things.
In thIH lirH the thirf Insulation
uud IA, uiu,y of "a, state fair. In
few other r,utos dprs tho yearly
gathering ~ citizen. ana products
mean nu mu.h Sever 40 well ns this
year has II been shown that the pro.
rlr 81 the stalr want the state fair
aud want il ~ nc In every rcnso al
IA, word real state fair.
Thr people uf AlhGuurruc tackled
q big pf"pusitinn when they put the
fair u,russ This year. They began late
M the day. after waiting for the
nance that ~" state might realize
49, duis uud pat the exposition on the.
sam, footing whi,h il enjoys IN other.
states Hut rhcy made ~ for lost.
time IN the yisor and determination
with whi,n th,y went to work aud
financed the fair ana made II .. sue.
c,yp, % success whlrh however YEAS
ouh pgsarnl, Jos ~, warm ,o.opcrnN
tiou "' the people of the state. once
again has Almmurruur made good,
ana rnc iIcr,Id believes that the dem.
onnrauou OF Nbuuurrpue'r good
rulh und NJ the evident deslrcs Of
tho people of Nu, Mexico has been
complete enough tn assure that the
urNt session ~ the legislatur viii put
The uir ON permanent footing.
Tho rroplc Of Albuquerque have
never failed ana never win fail when
necessary to assume the burden ana
the responsibility OF putting the fair
'''""Sh' nut IN" arrangement 10 not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
WHICH AlIAIL NE DOa

sahaiI We pFotset ana ulainialp gnif
wool industry, 81 ahaii ~ ae1lSpg 4
~ tariff reenosionY, y. ~. '
1hie war ths straight isDm ga
kaenlaar lnlsg1eEAllen Aakaaa 3 ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
LIT \ SLEEPING DOG LIE"


Editor Evening Herald Our cs-
tccmod friend the Morning Journal.
seems tu Justify himself by charging
me IN his issue of today. with boiling
n regular Republican convention and
putting ROdcy In the field az an indie
pendent candidate for congress. Ills
charge. even II true. would scarcely
Justify him In boltinR the Republican
party, Ills several and distinct flop
pings would not appear any more
consistent because others had com
mitted political hari karl ms he has,
our esteemcd friend has unwilling
~ become "a voluntary member Of the
famous "Annnnias club" for II In well
known that I was not u member or
the convention that failed to noml'
nate MIR. ltOdcl and that II was
against my earnest protest that ne
ran as an independent candidate, "A
fast that II susceptible OF proof.
MIR. Macpherson WAS assured By mo
only few days since that Etrenu-
ouSiy objected To Mr.. ROdey's candi-
daoy. No there II no excuse for his
persistency In that mistatenIent.
l will not alluds 10 the peculiar
eXeTtiOnH OF our esteemed friend In
securing the nomination OF Senator
Andrews who am now cOnfIdent has
accomplished more for the welfare OF
New Mexico than all other delegates
combined, but who has since been 30
continually maligned by this new re-
cruit OF the Annanis club. Again l
say o. Temporal q. MOres.
A. w. HARRIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

THIS DEPICTS Mary Ann. she
has been given a nlsut or and II pre-
pairing 80 20 10 a.. Merry Carnival.
You will note by a.. Joyous Clint IN
n,r Alluring Eye tu,i she Is going 10
have a Hot Time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

could considering.
MONTENEGRO. with about s.OOO
square miles. displays an admirable
quality of nerve.
o.
WHERE. may we ask, was the
Hague tribunal while Montenegro
was crossing the Turkish line?
O.
ONE GOOD feature is that some of
those RoumanIan gipsies are prob
ably going to take "A Turkish bath.
D.
THE FAIR WAS very good so far
as II went. but walt until you hear
the ca.!lope begin 70 play.
D
IN IDENTIFYING eagle-cyed gum
men It might be a good plan TO have
the tlmid chauffeur stand behind
them.
1T DOES NOT appear strange, con-
sidering all the testimony that the
Colonel considers trusts necessary
evils
d
YE ISLES vt Greece may not be as
mighty as Of yOre, but those fruit
pcddlcrs appear to have lot of pa
triotism sim bottled up in them.
q
PERSONALLY We enjoyed the
poultry show about AZ much aB the
next stunt especially that big turkey.
oh, you Thanksgiving.
o.
SPEAKING Of matters which ad-
init 81 no delay now II the Sow
Mex. would only be as prompt ~ the
Esteemed.
IN AKRON. ohio. "a plumber shot
his baby, wife and sister. Evidently
he was In a hurry 10 get back on the
job and some one mlsluId his tools.
IL
THE TOP OF THE ferris wheel Is
AZ high AK We feel like going. A,ro-
planning is beautiful to view. out
looks lots better from outside ne
machine.
d
THE DALLAS News very riskily
snys that probably there never was a
woman 20 broad minded that che
couldn't get Il narrow skirt over her
head.
TT ~ WELL to remember. while
wc are celebrating the day, that ~
the comedian 50 neatly puts II. Chris
TOPPER Columbus-why he discover
this whole blame place!
o
\ CONTRlB says that tao soto
speak partner Of his joys and sorrows
Won't speak To- him any more. She
showed him a SEQ hat she picked up
cheap. and he told her she was the
guy Yho put IN" con In economy.
o
THE SILVER CITY cx-COnvict who
beat his wife to death and after cary
Ing her with a knife hid In smoke
stack. chose the wrong place at CON
Coalmcnt There waH no further need
OF his smoking up.
o
STOTESBURY says he collected
$4,000 for the CplOnCl's campaign
fund In Pennsylvania, Either nc In
a wilful ana malicious liar, or like
some OF the other collectors hc skin
fully concealed his collections from
the colonel
O..
just This one.
The Moving Man gets mad and starts
Ia quit.
He quits; nor all your Plcty nor wit
can lure him back Ia take Another
Load
Sur an your tears move on one Chiir
of IL. Atlanta journal.
GOVERNOR HUNT Of Arizona.
seems to bc simply bubbllng over
With low for the poor dOwn-trudden
horscthicf In the cell. As we under
stand II. he believes that the con
vlctod murderer should bc given \
little cottage and garden by the rip
pling river ana get a pension from
the Rtutp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

YE ISLES Vt Greece may not be as
mighty as Of yOre, but those fruit
peddlcrs appear to have a lot Of pa
triOtism sim bottled up In them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

PERSONALLY We enjoyed the
poultry show about AZ much as tho
next stunt especially that big turkey.
oh, you Thanksgiving.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

1T DOES NOT appear strange, con-
slderlng all the testimony that the
Colonel considers trusts necessary
evils.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

SPEAKING Of matters which ad-
init Of no delay II the N"w
Mex. would only be as prompt ~ the
Esteemed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

IN IDENTIFYING cagle-cyed gun
men It might be a good plan to have
the timid chauffeur stand behind
them,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

ONE GOOD feature is that some Of
those RoumanIan gipsies are prob
ably going to take "A Turkish bath.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

THE FAIR WAS very good so far
as II went. but walt until you hear
the ca.!Iope begin 70 play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

THE DALLAS News very riskily
snys that probably there never vas a
Woman 80 broad that che
couldn't get Il narrow skirt over her
head.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

WHERE. may we ask, was the
Hague tribunal while Montenegro
was crossing the Turkish liner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

IN AKRON. ohio, "a plumber shot
his baby, wife and sister. Evidently
he was In a hurry To get back on the
job and some one mlsluld his tools.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

GOVERNOR HUNT of Arizona
seems to bc simply bubbllng over
With low for the poor down rudder
horscthicf In the cell. As we under
stand II. he believes that the con
victod murderer should he given \
little cottage and garden by the rip
pling river ana get "A pension from
the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

THE TOP OF THE ferris wheel Is
an high as We feel like going. A,ro-
planning is beautiful 10 view, out
looks lots better from outside ne
machine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

The Moving Man gets mad and starts
Ia quit
He quits; nor all your PIcty nor wit
can lure him back ~ take Another
Load
Sur all your tears move on one Ch'ir
OF IT, Atlanta journal
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
ABING

Wolf Den grange was well represent ed at the grange meeting in Putnam Friday night when it's degree team conferred the third degree on the in- coming class, Woodstock degree con ferring the fourth degree. Thirty eight members were present from Wolf Den grange including the following officers: Master, II R. Slye; overseer, John Peal. chaplain, Mrs. Wilbur; steward, Nelson Plalt; lady assistant steward, RoXana Wilbur; lecturer, Mrs. Fuller; assistant steward, Walter Brown; gate keeper, Benjamin Hoadley; treasurer, Mrs. Coveil; Flora, Beatrice Brown; Ceres, Louise Fitts; Pomona, Virginia Sharpe. A merry party of eighteen enjoyed a straw ride to Putnam, the four horses furnished by the worthy master.
 Miss Euretta Grosvenor has gone to Emporia, Kansas, for Il few weeks visit.
 The state road has been surveyed from the Four Corners through Marcy Hollow to Pomfret station,
 Herbert Hicks and wife of Boston spent Sunday with Mrs. George Hicks
 Mrs. Warner has moved to Worees- ter Arthur Rich has moved to the Howard place formerly occupied by her.
 A number of Abingdon people at tended Stafford fair last week.
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18

was reduced to a bathing suit and every finger was cut with grass.
 Above the third fall we came out into the open and started for our chairs and baskets We had left to wait our return. IL was after five o'clock when we reached them, a weary sorry looking spectacle indeed. Me had been five hours going less than a mile up the canyon. The hot tea awaiting Us revived us greatly and we braeed ourselves for the four miIe walk home. The sun sets early in the mountains and il was quite dark when we saw the lights Of the home valley coming out 10 meet us. We were glad to re turn under cover of night for clothes once white were so no longer, rents and fringes and mud adorned every costume.
 One Chinese boy only accompanied Us through the canyon and there were wonderful tales told by him in our kitchen upon our return. Those who remained at home were glad to listen to our adventures and we rejoiced in relating them, though glad most of all that we were safe home. What were bruises and cuts and tattered, water soaked garments an hour or two after we had reached home2 There was the glow from the prolonged bath, there was the eNhilaralion from the quicken ed clreu ation, and there was the joy of achievement, besides the memory of one of the most beautiful spots ever created.
 As l looked back and likened it to our life journey l softly hummed: My life k a wearisome journey,
 I'm tired with the climb and the
 heat;
 The rays of the sun beat upon me,
 The briars are woupding my feet. But I'll try to pass hopefully on ward, For my strength shall be as my day, And the loils of the road will seem
 nothing
 When we get to the end of the way"
 NJ. Edith Cruff.
 Swatow, China, August 2, 1912.
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
THOM PSON

Last Sunday morning Rev. J. N. Garst preached from John 1894: IA new commandment 1 give unto you that ye love one another, as 1 have loved you, that ye also love another" !"
 Rev. J. N. Garst conducted the BY. P. U. last Sunday evening. Topic, "You can do better"
 Mrs. Charles Knight has been spend ing a week in Providence.
 stephen Ballard is very ill.
 Mrs. Joseph Mills is visiting in Bos- ton.
 Mrs. Dyer Elliott, Miss Edith Logee and Rev. ]. N. Garst attended con vention in New Haven this week.
 Thomas Ryan has returned from Dover, N. H.
 We are losing many of the older members of our church and town. The passing of Mrs. Matthew Mills, nee Mary Holbrook, last week brings to our minds the time when her father, Dr. H. Holbrook, was the physician here. He was also an active member of church and choir and interested in all town affairs, as was also her broth CT, Dr. Lowell Holbrook, who succeed ed his father as physician in nearly all the homes far and near. One sister, Mrs. Farr, nee Elvira Holbrook, is with us yet but is very feeble.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Moore took a very pleasing auto ride with Mrs. F. l.. Reed last Tuesday to Mt. Wachusett in Princeton. The views were beyond words 10 describe, pleasure never 10 be forgotten.
 Homer 0. Mills and Emery Munyan spent the week end in Boston, taking in the electrical exhibit and the open ing symphony concert, as we'll as the Sunday services at Fremont Temple and Trinity church, returning on the Sunday evening express.
 Miss Bernice Armstrong, who is studying in Worcester, was in Boston Saturday to attend the electrical dis play and the symphony concert.
 Miss Louise NJ. Truesdell of West Somerville is spending few days with Mrs. Sarah Truesdell.
 Miss Mary Wilkes spent the week end in Boston and Somerville.
 Rev J. K. Moore exchanged with an esteemed friend and classmate, Rev. MT. Wyekoff of Norwich, who brought 10 us a very excellent sermon on the theme, "The pearl of great price.
 Arthur W. Mills of Chicago was in Worcester and at the old home in Thom pson last week, leaving on Sat urdsy for Chicago.
 The little birds are getting ready to journey South. They give us few little songs that sound like springtime and how they do chatter together while forming into companies.
 J.S. Lewis and wife are tat home. !"
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Over thirty visitors accepted the in Vitation of Woodstock grange last Tuesday evening A bean supper was served by the committee in charge after which short program Of masi cal and literary selections was listened to-
 Miss Maud Healey of Danbury, ac- eem panied by NJ iss Hazel Sherwood of Easton, spent the week end at home. Leonard Healey of Storrs was also at home. Mrs. II. J. Potter has been spending the week with her cousin, Miss Nellie Chandler.
 The Ladies' Aid annual meeting was postponed till the last week in October as so many are away. Benjamin Farrows has moved his family to F. A. Jordan's tenement.
 Mrs. Jesse Shead and children have been spending few days in Hartford | with her sisters.
 Mrs. N. D. Skinner has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. Clark of Hartford
 Mrs. Sparrow, for five years house. 1 keeper for William Chandler, has started poultry plant ill Rhode Is land.
 Leland Coane spent this week in Springfield.
 Cortland Arnold and family of Put nam were entertained at Luther Raw. son $ on Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
PoMFRET CENTER

Mrs. Elliott and Dr. Jay have closed Their residences here and returned to their city homes.
 Walter Arnold is painting the man. sion on the Rathlin estate.
 Charles AIdrich attended the ball game in Boston Tuesday.
 Rev. MT. Beadle and his aunt, Miss Leonard, are absent on two weeks vacation.
 The fair given by the Ladies' Benev- olenl society WIS we'll attended and a successful affair.
 Carl Anderson, for the past year em ployed at Hamlet farm, has gone to Minneapolis.
 Misses Mary Gustafson and Emily Johnson went to New York last week b meet their sisters who were passen- gers on the White Star steamer, Adri- atic. Miss Johnson returned here with her young sister, Signie Johnson, who will make her home with another sis- ter Mrs. John Peterson, Hamlet farm.
 A fine line Of blankets and robes just arrived. Call and examine the prices and quality. P. A. Gardner. Adv.
Putnam patriot., 1912-10-18
EAST WOODSTOCK

Benjamin Farrows moved last Satur- day to Fairview farm, being in the em- ploy of r. A. Jordan.
 The Reading club met Monday af- ternoon with Mrs. J S. May.
 Mrs. l.. II. Lindeman entertained Miss Sarah Potter over Sunday and Tuesday Mrs. Luther Rawson and Mrs. Calvin Rawson of the Neighbor- hood.
 Mrs. H. c, Leavitt is spending q week with her sister, Mrs. C. l.. Up- ham.
 J. k. Child and son George spent the week end with N. T. White and family.
 Mrs. George A. Wetherell enlertain- ed l. 'apres Midi club Saturday after noon, Miss Edith Hall giving a talk on her travels abroad.
 Mrs. Jesse Shead and fonr children accompanied her parents, John buck and wife of Grosvenordale, to Hart ford last Friday remaining over Sun day with relatives.
 Mrs. J. B. Clapp recently visited the Misses Phelps and George Lyon and family.
 pr. k. K. Pike's seven children have whooping cough. There are several other cases. Mrs. Eliot Clemenee and infant son l of Southbridge are spending a week with her parents, C. II. Potter and | wife.
 Hermon Chandler and John Killam motored to Hartford Saturday in the formers runabout. MT. Killam visited relatives in Thompsonville over Sun day.
 Miss Ida Moran of West Woodstock is assisting Mrs. l.. II. Lindeman for a few weeks.
 Stella Frink spent the week end with Mabel Richardson.
 Mrs. Frank Thompson of Worcester spent Sunday with V. T. Wetherell and wife. Report of town meeting held Oct. z: Seleetmen, Luther J. Leayitt r, Dr. Josepd Spaulding r, George Phillips d .
 Assessor, Winfield Kenyon. Tax collector, l.. H. Healey.
 School committee, Mowry Ross, C.. II. Potter, George Frink.
 Registrars of voters, V, T. Wether- ell, II. r. Hubbard.
 Mrs. Whitney Whelpley and Miss Jessie Withey arrived at Mrs. Belle Withey's Wednesday evening from Detroit. Mrs. Whelpley is recovering from an operation and will remain l with her mother for some time. MT Whelpley is now employed in Boston but for the past year they have resided in Detroit. He met the ladies in Wor- cesteT and accom- panied them here.
 F. l.. Upham, wife and two children of Dedham are spending two weeks vacation with C. l.. pham and wife.