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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
PROMOTER
WANTS DATA ON
THE SAN JUAN
Chief Engineer Of Los Angeles
and San Fernando Company
Interesting Capital in Pro-
posed New Mexico Line.

Every few days an incident IL noted
which indicates that the project OF a
railroad 10 san Juan county, New
Mexico. la not dead. but sleeping. A
significant present development u tho
fact that J.. W. Regain. chief engineer
of the Los Angeles and san Fernando
Railway company. ~ now compiling
an exhaustive report on tho agricul-
turai and horticultural resources az
San Juan county with view % place
Ing the possibilities OF that section
convinringly before certain capital
which be u Interesting IN the enter
prise Tho bureau Of Immigration has
sent MT Reagan ali the Information
at ifs command about San Juan coun-
a. and northwest New Mexico. IN re-
ply 10 a request transmitted from tho
New Mexico experiment station. 90
which Mr.. Rcaaan wrote for the data,
chiefly "a get something about any
soil survey work done Ia san Juan
county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
Mr.. CLARK DENIES
NARROWING STORY
OF BLOOD-THIRST
Speaker Ridicules Resurrec-
ton Of Thrilling Story of
the Terrible Encounter in
Which He Figured as White
Hope.

Especial Correspondence to Heraid.)
Washington, u. O., May Fin 1888
Champ Clark. now speaker Of the
house, and al that time simply a Nom
beer Of congress from Missouri. paid a
fine Of SIS and costs IN Washington
police court on a charge OF assault
and battery preferred By a col0rod
walter The other members of the
Missouri delegation, who we're famil-
lar with the facts at the time. insisted
on reimburslng the Congressman for
the expense incident TO lniurlng the
colored man.
There 10 no secret about Il" said
Speaker Clark 10 the Washington
Times this morning 1T IS a matter
Of court record, The affair occurred
NJ 4sf Pennsylvania avenue, ! went
into a restaurant one morning ana
the trouble brewed there. The man
said / cut him / could not walt here
90 fight an assault aud battery case,
and paid the fine. That Is all there
Is 10 n.
"'rho story has been circulated In
dustrioualy Ia my district every two
years when my opponents tried to de-
feat me- and " has recenty been
printed IN q badly distorted form. IN
d circular spread broadcast IN MoHBa'
chuHetta Only two or three weeks
ago Il was printed In q Newark paper
There Is nothing new nor nothing Sec
ret about a."
This affair. which has been lre
Guently mentioned IN other places
was played up By washington news
papers a. The time OF ita occurrence
Recently q letter Was published n
tho Washington Times advocating th'
support Of Speaker Clark for preH
dent hy the c0lored voters. This call
lea forth a reply from J NJ. Pearson
32i y street northeast who says M
lis a Taft supporter, and who OPPOSE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

When the abatement act came up
for passage Alr. Evans asked 10 per-
init Il to so over one day as Mr. Me-
Coy was not present, and he thought
out Of fairness 10 Mr., Mccoy be ought
TO see the substitute measure before
Il was put through. because the sem
atcr from Torrance had advocated the
original bill Senator CHAMPION said
thar Mr. Mccoy had talked with him
about the bill over the long distance
telephone and had said 4 was salts
factory Mr.. Holt urged The passage
Of the bill as a merito-ious measure
which he said was approved Of by his
constituents. Senator Evans motion
to lay the bill over was defeated ~ a
vote of seven To five. The bill then
passed by a vote Of twelve ayes and
two nays. Senator Clark (Rtpubhcanl
and Walton (DemooraU voting
against C.
The white slave act was passed by
unanimous vote.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
INSPECTORS MEET
IN ALBUQUERQUE
MAY 18TH
Bureau of Animal Industry Off,
fioials to Have Important
Conference to Determine
Plans for Coming Year.

Fifteen district inspectors OF the
United states bureau Of animal in
dustry from various parts Of New
Mexico and Arizona. win meet IN AL
buauerquo on May 2sth IN a confer
onco that win likely last three days.
FOR the purpose OF discussing policies
for tho coming year, The district IN
sprctors have under their Jurisdiction
sixty-nve or seventy -lve employees
Conferriua In Albuquerque they viii
discuss conditions as thoy exls' In the
field al present la relation 90 both
sheep and cattle. The inspectors win
make detailed reports % the WORK
they hive accomplished during th'
flscai year The conferences viii n'
prslded over by Or. Marion lines, su.
pervlsor OF animal Industry work 10
the Two states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

Clark because OF his alteration with
q cclOred man nineieen years ago, and
Ii against Roosevelt because OF the
summary discharge OF the colored
regiment at Brownsville. Pearson as
serts that Clark without any provo
cation, cut the negros throat from
ear 20 ear" He asheria that Clark
later hit q colored waiter on the head
with n sugar bowl, almost killing him
on the SPOT Nothing is recalled OF
this last charge. The Victim Of the
first mentioned encounter said he was
cut The speaker called II a
scratch" In speaking of the incl
dent
As the story Is circulated IN distant
states. however, IL Is said 10 bear 1T
tie resemblance to the truthful mar
ratlye and Is distorted into a heiuous
offense on the part Of the presidential
candidate.
In line with this tale Is one In Wis
consln TO the effect that Clark was
forced 10 leave the state OF Kentucky
when he was ynung man because he
killed man. The episode on which
this bloody story Is founded occurred
forty-two years ago when Clark was
IA college. lie was a large man then
and two Of his enemies In school de-
cidod TO overcome him BY combining
forces. One OF them held him white
tho other pounded him. AS soon as
Clark could break away ne got hold Of
pistol and took a shot at enc of his
assallants. The butler went wide
Just a college incident and forty
two years ago IL the way the speaker
! dismisses the story. But as the tale Is
/ told by political opponents u Is har-
rowing STORY OF blood thirst.
What political effect these yarns"
about Clark viii have - eoniectural.
The speaker doesn't seem 70 be
worrying, however.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

backache, shooting pains IN my left
side, and at times ] could not touch
my foot to the floor without screaming.
! WAS short OF breath, had smothered
spells, felt dull and draRRy all the time.
/ could not DO any work, and Oh how 1
dreaded 10 have I'm operation.
''I received letter FUN Of kind adj
vice, which followed. and n had only
written hera year ago ! would have been
saved 10 much suffering, for today am
4 well woman. arm now keeping house
again and do every bic Of my own work.
Every one In thia part Of the couEssy
knows u was Lydia y. Piukham'a Vcge-
table Compound that has restored me TO
health, and everywhere ! 90 / recon-
mend Il 10 suffering women. - Mrs.
LlzzIE ScoTT, Buckner, No.
IL you want special advice write 10
Lydia T. Plnkham Medicine Co. (cOna.
dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered By a
woman and held In strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

that a sanitary ana up-to-dnto bath
house can be built fer tho sum oe
s35O.Oe.
The plumbing. heating ana sewer
age systems Of tho Institution are In
sepiorabie condition, and prompt
and proper measures should be taken
40 reconstruct and put them IN an up
to-adte and sanitary condition. This
think could be done for about
Si.500.0O.
The living rooms OF the Euperintends
ent are IN very poor condition and
should be re-floored and re-papered
re-furnished and painted. l believe
that this work could be done for an
approximate sum Of $4,000.
Tho penltentiary Is without ade-
quate fire protection with any kind
OF FIRE protection the stable could have
been saved; as Il Sas the stables
were Quilted by IRE, and the loss 20 the
institution was IN the nelghborhood OF
s2,Q0n0o. ! urge the Immediate in
stallation Of suitable chemical FIRE ex-
tingushcrs, and the placing Of water
stand pipes near me various build
lnEs IN the institution. The cost of
the chemical fire extlnguishers would
be IN the neiehhorhood o. $4,000.
strongly urge the procuring, BY
purchase or otherwise Of n tract OF
irrigablc land 81 about $50 or SOC
acres. located as near the poniten-
tlary as possible with tlis tract of
land, ann Of the opinion that Ia time
the appropriation for the penitpntiary
could be greatly leasoned. IL would
also mean that the convicts would bo
taught somethinR 20 do. Under tho
guidance Of employed experts the men
would learn as the details 81 sclen-
tinc agriculture. the horse and mule
industry. the hog industry. poultry
reising. dairyng. etc.
Library,
The sum Of $4,000 should be ap-
proprated for the purchase ~ books
for the library: oneshalf spanish ana
one-half English. The present library
Is very small and inadequate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
SAGINAW LUMBER
COMPANY STARTS

Special Correspoudence a sra IieFaid3
Williams. Aria, May i3.--After
of several mOntha. during
which time the whole plant was reno-
waited ana an the machinery over
hauled. tho bir lumber min OF the
Saginaw and Manlstee company "a
williams has resumed work and nc-
tivity has again made its appearance
III the lumber camps. -Four hundred
mon Wili be- put 90 work "a once All
the log cars Of the company have
boon ropainicd and numbered, ana
tho engines have been Thoroughly
overhauled and put In No. 1 order.
Tho hofaca used al the camps have
been returned from the salt river ynl0
ley. and thcy arc iu luie condition. a
finer bunch of horses never passed
through williams. The grounds ai
tho camps are said 90 be- IN had con-
dition. but few DAYS sunshine VIII
dry them out. and then tho long
stretch 81 work ahead for the men
viii b. undei fun Roadway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

IBy w T. Conway. superintendent OF
Extension Dept n. a. A. CO
The Industrial ciub work Is one Of
be seven different ways OF extending
|grioultural education and better
'arming over New Mexico. gast year
8lero was only one country that re-
'0rted any thing IN the way OF con-
PSI among the young farmers Of the
Fate. The work was not organized
ben 50 az 10 perpotuate Il. Now
'lere are over fifty regularly organ
ed Boys and Girls Industrial clubs
'lth more than ESQ members. These
.lubs are scattered over sixteen Of
% twenty-slx countles of the state
. he smallest county IN area has taken
le lend IN organizing clubs. This
largely due 90 the active Interest Of
'ounty superintendent L. c. Mers
lder and hiss able supervisor, Mr.
rthur Reid The following list tells
b. story OF the sixtoon counties
here Industrial clubs have been or
.lnigod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
FULL TEXT OF TWO
IMPORTANT MEASURES

= Santa Fe. n. A., May 1.-THE .
= question Is being asked today. .
= are some members OF the legls- .
lature hoping 10 prevent legisla- .
y iatlon IN order so secure a spec .
= ial session Immediately after 9
2 this one closes neat month"; Il 9
= seems almost impossible for the .
= leaders Of either house to get to- .
2 gether on a legislative program, .
= as matters stand today. For ia. 9
= stance, there are now eighteen 9
= measures on the house calendar Z
= with perhaps a dozen more TO 40 .
= on today. Most OF these bills 9
. have come out OF the committee Q
= on ways aud means or the com .
. mittes on Judiciary, favorably re- =
y ported or with substitutes. II q
y the calendar becomes cucumber 9
= cd with many more measures, Il .
p may result in 80 clOgging the 9
= current that no action can be q
. taken on majority Of the .
= measures. This gives rise to the q
= report today that an effort will .
. be made TO secure new lineup 9
. IN the house and re-refer a large 9
= number OF bills TO some Of the .
= standing committees that have .
= heretofore been Idle. in order to 9
= read out many OF the bills. =
a q a a a 4 a a a 4 a a 4 4 a y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

fWtAAWWNN NltlNNEiH sassaN
The individual membcrs have the
me rights and privileges IN their
Rspcctlve county contests and In tho
4ite contests as Tho members of the
4 gularly organized clubs
srhe clubs are REGULARLY organized
th n presidoAf yioe president. sec
= ary-ifeasurer and snherviaur The
ter Is usually , teacher In the
lOOl where he club IA located
esc clubs are an chartered by the
@icnsicn department az the college.
Is character guarantees to encn
mber OF the club all the rights and
vilegcs Of all the contests held for
Boys, and Girls Industrial club or
w Mexico,
A record IS kept IN the extensions Of
d Of each club by number. post Of
N and county Each members namc
on record stating what he or she Is
Sowing or making for tine contest. IL
8 the intention a. first, that the
ys should contest With the farm pro-
|cts--corn, kaffir corn, milo and pea
ts--and the girls. With bread max
and sewing and. this ID the choice
= the majority. but some 81 the girln,
Ing fond OF out door work. have en-
ed the contest with their brothers.
this we do not object. but We are
minded that n al the girls wanted
grow corn and peanuts where would
cooks and seamstresaoH come
m? We stiil have a goodly NUM-
however. who wish 10 become
ilful ~ the domestic sciences and
., and they shall be rewarded
1ally with their brothers and sisters
the field products IA the near in-
re We hope To be able 10 enlarge the
OF contests in and about the home
y fruit. vegetables, dairy and poultry
lducts. This viii give the girls a
chance 10 study the whole Of DO
atio economy. or choose branch TO
ir liking. and also offer some OPP
riunuity for outdoor work,
Aa soon as the list OF q new club
lches the extension office. a Col
10 Record" a. sent to each member
Ing Instructions IN the line OF work
lasvn. TO those gowing something
Record on the Moving OF corn
4iflr corn, milo and Eeanuls IL sent
III 10 those choosing ssssaa niAi1iiie
M sowing, the keCurd on those
llcs ls sent. This combines a cor-
Nn amount OF study and iuyestigh'
N with the practical work and rohs
Whole thing Of It's drudgofy and
4kca Il an enthusiastic delight. bul
make Il al the more interesting, q
Flies OF three contests have been
Anned which are open 20 all club
hmhers First. the local club may
He rs own contest and award va
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

Are you troubled with palms IN your
feat caused By failing arches A pair
~ our insiep supports will give you
Immediate relief and a final ours. an
sizes for Men ana Children, S2.0o n
pair "a a. Mays shoe store, sit West
Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

diiiu Nle uNctufH az
last decided there
was no help FOR me
unless I went 20 the
hospital for On oper.
alton. I was awfully
aEainst that opera
ton, and ~ a last
resort wrote 20 you
for special advics
and / told you just
what ! suffered with
bearing down Mains.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

IHtlWnteu cnNt % nov ItIlHI' W
partment "a tl0,0oe.0o. 20 include
wallis around the ground i0oNsoe.
This would accommodate twenty wo-
men
Tho present bath house used BY me
prisoners IL inadequate, dark ana un-
sanitary. The bathers have absolutely
no privacy; the showers are all placed
IN q small open room IN the cellar OF
the hospital. I believe that with the
materials ON hand al the peniientiaFy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
An yAppeal to Wives

You know the terrible aliliction that
comes 30 many homes from the result Of
drinkinQ husband or son. You know
Of the moncy wasted on Drink that
Il needed Ia the home 20 purchase food
and clothing. ORRiNE has saved thous.
ands OF drinking men. II "a home
treatment and eau BE- given secretly.
Your money win b. refunded ~ after a
trial, Il has failed 20 benefit. Costs only
ti.0C q box. Come Ia and get u free
ho0klol aud let as tell you Of the good
ORRiNE b doing.
ALvARADO PHARMACY
First and Gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14

Now b. tlle time 90 select your fish
ting tackle. ~ the SEASON "OPENS May
fStlL Harry y. Johnson hns the best
siOck az tackle la the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-14
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