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New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

Two highly discredituble items of news
come Simultaneously TO hand. one is
that last year on the railroads within
the city Of New York 1886 persons
wero injured by accidents, of whom 2.453
were seriously hurt and 81 were killed.
The other is that fires in the United
States cause losses of more than $500 Il
minute and Kill 800 persons a year.
The conviction is unavoidable that a
large proportion of these shocking losses
might be prevented.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

ton" paper and eagerly bought 1t for hye
cents. The yender had one copy OF the
yellow paper still in his hand. us that the
last of emp" asked the customer. "That
the last-sure. "Ill take It," and the col
lector of antique papers joined the crowd Oh
quick lunch people When he reached the
street again the paper man had resumed
his shouting: "All about the first Presi-
dent!' Say" said the man who hau
bought "the last copy" when were these
papers printed" Don't tell nobody
May 2, 17S9-maybe!" and then in higher
key: IAN about the inauguration of wash
ington.'
"I suppose you've been begging all your
life, haven't your said the lady 10 the
mot yit," was the wanderers reply
Yonkers Statesman.
ANXIOUSLY WAITING
When some one said "The grounding went
Back to his little earthwork tent
He simply shook an anxious head
And Seventy was what he said.
Somebody murmured: "Can you state
Whom either side will nominate"
He only answered, "Sixty-nine"'
When some one shouted: Butter, eggs
And meat speed on with magic legs,
High prices he did not berate,
But whispered, "Only sixty-eight!'
Affairs of which all others spoke
Gained no comment from him. No joke
Could make him laugh. He'll cry to-day,
"Oh. sixty -sevenr'-so they say.
Know you, this queer and trembling man
Is of that tribe, the baseball fan"
And counts the days as each departs
Before the baseball season starts.
''O " A. w. w
subbubs-I believe swamphurst is un-
healthy. Since We have lived out there my
wife can scarcely speak above Whisper;
Henpeckke-Do you suppose / could llu
a house e?-Philadelrhia RECORD
The universal peace movement and the
donation of Andrew Carnegie TO that
cause were under discussion at dinner
oarty. when the host said that he had been
drafted into the service on the day OF his
BIRTH and in explanation sald "When
was born-January %, 1S6j-my father be-
gan a scrapbook for men with clippings
from the papers of that day. Among them
was one stating that Alexander H.
Stephens, Vice President, and r. NJ I. Hun
ter, a Senator, OF the Southern Confederacy'
had gone to Fortress Monroe with orders
from jefferson Davis to negotiate Tor
peace. Years later 1 was told that every
body at that time was anxious for peace,
and that accounts for my middle name'
which is Peace
Mrs. Byron-Thats the kind Of husband
10 have. Did you hear Mr.. Dixie tell his
wife TO go and look at some f2O hatsE
Mr. Byron-My dear. have l ever deprived
you of the privilege of looking at t2D hats!
-Tit-B
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
DINNER FOR CARDINAL FARLEY.

The Knights of Columbus will give a dim
ner for Cardinal Farley at the Hotel Astor
Il is evening. Fifteen hundred persons will
be In attendance The speakers viii be
Justice Bowling. James A. Flaherty, SUI
preme knight, OF Philadelphia: William A.
Boylsn and william p. Larkin, chairman
OF the New York chapter
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05
noN,r WORRY. IRIS NOT NoAH's.

From xe columbia state
THE school board Of South NorSaik. Conn. has
,o,ed 10 do away with Daniel wehster's'' die
,,onarv and tho serious business Is that TINS
,vn, Of school board is by no means rare
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court has ruled that the tenant in an
apartment house is entitled TO at least
a normal supply Of heat. That decision
establishes him at last on level with
the janitor and the hallboy.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

Pittsburgh is wrestling with the inter-
esting constitutional question whether or
not a convict can be made to hear SER
mons. on the strength of that most
eminent authority, w. S. Gilbert. we
should say that the practice was not
only constitutional but "all sublime"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

Had Cicero been in Philadelphia on
Friday he might have repeated his ques-
ton to another Senator: How long, o
Cataline! will you abuse our patience"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

high cost of living, why not do some
thing which may help to make exchange
easier and living cheaper?
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

Disputes over pastcurization and nom
pasteurization OF milk and over tho va
rious methods OF effecting the former
may go on forever. There can be no
rational dispute over the desirability of
keeping milk as scrupulously clean as
possible, regardless of what else may or
may not be done to It. Perfectly clean
milk may or may not need treatment Of
any kind TO make It keep we'll or to
make It wholesome, but no sterilizing or
other process can make 1t palatable II 1t
has an edmixture OF filth.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

THE Philadelphia Record" says that
the New York Legislature has shown
"a curlously provincial spirit by pushing
"along a bill which makes a residence Of
zone year in the state necessary before
"any one can obtain public employment,
"and making residence in the state neces-
"sary for employees" 1t says this would
have barred the importation of DR.. Bill
ings as librarian OF the New York Pub
lie Library (Which is erroneous, as he Is
not a city employee. and would prevent
New York from obtaining many of
Pennsylvania good school teachers.
However" it adds. IF New York wants
TO show this petty spirit nobody outside
lis likely to object" AS matter of fact.
nobody outside or in need feel badly
worried. The bill is merely one Of Tam
many's annual output It has visited the
Legislature for many years without be-
coming law, and its prospects are no
better this time. New York State is not
going to erect such a barrier TO improve
ment in public service to satisfy any
lurking provincialism or safe Tam
many's job lust.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-05

Subbubs-I believe swamphurst Is un-
healthy. Since We have lived out there my
wife can scarcely speak above Whispsli
Uenneckke-Do you suppose / could ma
. house there?-Philadelrh Record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
HI"LL GIT THEM

Thut the postmaster -ru,rl &"
these tinted States ia tr,'tug In o
thoroughil Christmas mood be shown
hy the Ord,r issued 10 uustrulst"rs
yesterday 10 IN" clIrri trul al let
tcrs addressed 30 Santa claus 81" 4"
be- delivered 4" mat gentleman. care
OF whatever charitable" or benevolent
institutions are haudi"sl Even when
the letters 10 the fur-llnCd saint with
the reindeer arc not stamped. he viii
get them Just the sumo; or he Viii
get the names aud addresses NJ the
scndcrs, which amounts to the sam"
ihlng,
We have often pcssim'StiraiiN
Thought TINT Uncie sam had grown
cynical aud hearted bu "NI-
IDENTITY IN" govornmcnr uas sou'
Letters u santa Cluus, formerly
thrown cold .uloodcdl, INTO the dis
card swept out aud burned by the
jauIlor are goiug To hc delivered to
their destination, ana u n going 10
mean - much happier christmas for
some of the litllo folks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Alexander, The Mutt

n YOU Wnnt good example of q
proud ana naughty mutt, just consider
Alexander with his world.compellinB
strut lie waa born OF honest par
ents, and was raised ns mamma's peti
but he always fused and hOllercd for
tho things he couldn't got. wow
Alec" snid his daddy. the times are
awful tight; the price &c bacon'a g0ln'
up, and HgRH are out o. sight; "
YOU would make your mark In NE
and occupy Il throne, you'd better go
ana hustle up a few worlds OF your
oWn." No Alec pulled his snlcker-
snoe and shouldered NJ hls gun. ANA
sworo by all the nineteen gods he'd
make the rascalB run. lie put tho
Thehhna "a the had and battered down
old TIRE. No blnned the countries
round about With spar ana sword
.anA lira: bat whon he'd conquered all
tke world anA put Il on the skid, he
est hlm down upon his throne and
bIubeeeAa lika kid. lie got a howl
4 Ing thirst cor n0oBo. ond went on on
l \ lOofi tho KeoioY ooaldnt stop him
|anA ~ NIt tha nnfphino routes tho
G9Vq9 ~ inlo hlB vaiuD--eil aeg and
~ oeleai Doos lovely 4Aall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
TIuE ETETNNL FEMININE.

N,, Nork rrcss; Tho nrst tim" -
n,n, ,"m"- 81 man gives his Wif"
ct "l jewels, IA" seventh time an
,Np'u.r account hook.
Philadelphia Record: women
h"uld mu,r good do'tnT-. ~ any
rrir most at them are cuiriOns.
Washington l'"st' \ w0muns id"a
oI ELASTIC currency ~ % - hin stuck
uuu.' her garter.
~ Kissed IN" AZ The gate, Said she
IN spruNing 0i her lover.
II never told Of. hui nc
E"u,ai"d It two" over"
Judge.
Philadelphia bulletin: THEY say
IN" -prrncd hts on"r al marriage"
"Sh, dii she found that ne was
/ dependent upon II rich uncle. % she
! married IN" uncle"
! philadelphia Bulletin; Ever In a
railway accident"
"Wcll, I kiHsed a pretty girl once,
going through a tunnel"
/ "N"t % very serious accident that"
| Eyes. II was. | hurried her"
/ - Louis Post Dispatch: Butler
/ Quick! Quick: Your wife, sir. Is
climbing out Of the window 20 clope
with your chauffeur. sir,
/ Master llumph! Ask them, os
they pass 'he newspaper office, to In
s"rt an "ad" tor a new chauffeur.
! Chicago Tribune; Iiammond--why
do YOU take your wife 50 often IN sec
the moving pictures?
Wnyhurn--I want to impress on hcr
mind that actions speak louder than
words.
Detroit Free Press: els your hus-
hnnd Il Socialist >"
Indeed not. lie just hates IN go
With me to make calls"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
TmT rnIENDI.E:NS SPIDER
, .~%%%%N~AN%NN~'

N.id. from su,krs, ,uor' .s lr"po-
ia. Do, nIus ding which can l""h in
wrutlut tor Crirud-hip with sn 'Ittlr
d, ., .,, the SPIDER Sc, when th"
..Iuri ~ InirIl brought To- trilI u H.
rather nara 90 prov" anything nS'in%
him ,v.,li hts appearance iu' ., low
.u.,.r.t -.tvS u writer ia lIurp'ts
Woes. Apart from furnishing ar
,NIn,v,. "' industry and paHcnr"
.,.m 2nI.u ~" Tnight well pro'il ~"
.1,r feeds exclusively upon freshly
nIu,d Insects au uf them being o.
he Kind Denounced hy sanitary a..
J iuuiIi.vs. m" house rs nciug ~ FAVOR.
q ,lr quarry. ~ the actual destruction
/ of % TOYS hundred house nos means
4 tin. t".rrh hundred Thousand thnt
/ vumld uthCrWis" have spout giy iiNuE
T ln 'rru-utiing q phoid uud other
t.,.-,s VIII not come int" existence.
,,ud ra lliu"-t an, sNulcr Suould r"
& .. .l. TO- account tor as many as 20"
90 IN. ,nur" nt e summer. in shH
r,h'ur ct STRAY mosquitoes Jud nia'h
u .u.la Sol, surely owe him something
luurr than q nap with 20 slipper when
, tr ut.."u iu eaten him ont of his
N,.u. 4 spider can % t.. ul COURSE.
..f an, s"'ium does except ~ self
.,D. .'"-. uu!. even th"u tho bite is not
mu n surac than would nave been
received rom any on" ut IN" s"NorIi
r.r1r.l mosquitoes No has rrD'dnl"
l.urH .nu 0r win. Il l"t li"HC. IN
. the '.-.H nt present scientific EuuWl-
0'u-r l,r, story OF tn" spider ana ia"
H. lN1 wrS Invited int" ih' pretty
I.Inu uo"H not cause such 4 surge
ui -. wutthy Tor me ily as II once did,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
1.n, ri,..ir ncn l.,rn, li,I,Ir

IT, '' oI,,,I q" r,.1 ','' ,o ~. .., ..
..,,','.,, ~, ,,,. 'a.,'f.. ..,.. Oh.
80 '. ~. ,.,.I...., l,a..,...
l.n,"u o. ilai" Hl'' ''.."
'hNi'n '' I' We.
~'E. n' Ut 'u'N' ny
'''.,',.,.. lam. TO-.
T'.. ."' 'Na,,N ,I,..... .'.....
=
'Ii'.0I Al''. ~ ..,.
..,,
uLITi GI;l'I'N '"E.
goo d" uch
~. o." ono stands tn"r. ,""e
=?
THESE NIaE Gppp a... '' '..'.'
600 .',I .igu"u- '.l So '.'- ''''
..... ..,. .u.u co. -.nnF
ALTllplGll \rdi.N yih 'r' '
.,rrs oId h' d'"'ui t""" h' "'' any
u''
SOME az - vIU rrr Iu-' '- mu"h
pl,l .utr "ut uI e Christmas I"''"
udaiug mndr ol pruu'"
=
IENStE Hk'o tho position lh"l
kr.ua hly head
=
FrE'ElI lu ,n""s" ''i'''u .".'
aluiuG, tHIEc, .uu hIit' ii'H OF l''i
mI1, Nj wilson -.ld Do" 'h' 'EN'
nI, make II uui0ns
.
SlE THOMAS LlrTpN Hnl again
pulr rhrrrtulIy az the stern ct H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Living In Town.

Il loft the farm 10 's'dl" the hu.'
routine" confessed au Aycrag" Man,
land now | don't have Ia do thing
that don't want T." ,N-cW Lrind On At
my dCak DAY after day. ride ~ ana ~"
and trO and To In crowded street cars
with the same Internal Tout stumbling
on ms feet, trcc2o or ro' ~ In hail
;ledroom about the sl2c ot veg
etarlan'A grave. ana list Ia the In
ments OF infants In right oT me, IN
fanis Ia lcft nf me, and infants above
me, interpreted with the sounds OF
Incorporate gentlemen Oclow anh on
the east nud west sldcA. upraiuinR
their wltcs, ana few other httle nas -
ntollrs like that VITA these tr,fiinR
executions | AIN ~ free from care Ms
"A wild gazelle bounding from cras Ia
craE or prominent kentuckhh
passing from jag 10 Jazz hhnShs
CITY Star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

We wish To call your attention to
tho fact that most Infectious diseases
such as whoOping cough. diphthoria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
tho child has n cold. Chnmberlain's
Cough Kennedy win quickly cure a
bold ana greatly lessen the danger OF
contracting these diseases. This irem-
cdy h famous for lts cures Of colds.
Il contains no opium or other mar.
eotic aud may be given to child
with Implicit confidence. Sold by all
druggists, ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
G.n.ts.I TniiI,

So. lu always toll WHO are the
l.lG mur hHutE ia ans place. The
90" tho men who advertise BlG. That
.- nnW The, got to bc big merchant
rJlus ia" people where 10 und
tfrm, Hunt they have tu Hcll--and
urru.u- II continually before tho poo.
Ih, NdsUrGHug n It sign ~ pros.
f,rry ana people like To- trade Win
lr' ,p'r"Is merchants ~ pr"srtruus
f'.u 900 any line OF business DO 'ou
, .f.n pn Taos Nrll,A EoNS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
THE SCHOOL BONDS.

NhN- - uNF'FS hNbNbT'
-
" mas pee" p'''N '"o'"uR"'S "''"
....,i., ., ~. d.. .,,.a,.
-, -. 800, g.. r.a
n, ,...,.,..,., .od,,.o ,.,..,,. :
-. -. .....,., ,,, .,,,,, d, ,.,..,,
- -. 49,, ,.,o,t. ~, ,r...
&c.,, n,,,a,,,., 49,.
.o,d us,l, o.. 4, ia. rosahn,lc. a..
IN. r7co, stat, . hnnI endowment e.
lands g,,,,.i PHI, tho ncs ,t.t,
g,o,,,os,ts t,.,. ne rrnpcr uuthoti-
,i,s mac, .b.gu .nn.n.lych thar mot
for , y,,.. man. Years would there,
tr ,r,.rr, .r..yt r..IIanlr frnu .Hr
.srnoo, I.ua .r..u,. fl, huIH bu,Id.
irg ,u.b .a D. .rnrmIg needed nov 100
.AII,...,,Y.,. ... .fo,rdr the prnpcr ....
rn,rr.na.i... .r th" stnadiIy amt
r.r.il. r.r, ling number of pupils
.u BE- ..., ....,r. that there -. 90
,,. .,.H...r U..uc from INC pr0rui
;I"ral' nH O." 30" proceeds "i '""
.uu. ..n.. goo a 81 materially tn car
l..i. ". .l..'.' uu ih" PROPOSED
,h.u.
~ .. 30 hat lo E"rp w. WIN.
.p. 100 ana To- do Justice goo
L,. ... .n.g girls NIuuTuorguc must
,... ,.. a SCHOOL building. and
o.. II.... believes nov ihat - D..
.. ..I.. loar mat tn bond .....
o.. ,. .... say. % utu 1rr .tfU
,u. ...,uu IN" rn-tiou o' tho
..l... ...u.'.,, aud those ucldIu'
n. ......r lui the bonds VIII BE-.
nos, .,. n..r much stronger " ~ ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

threw M. and Uncle Alec died And
up to the top, and because there's
nothing 10 u. just let so their hold
and drop. Ambition IN a false alarm
nat causes many fail. and tn"
world ls full of idiots who sigh 10
own IL 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

Sow that TIA" gentlemen ct th"
I,uusirrs club. who are h""siing ~"
rIud" dty proposition nave gotten
.u.rihcr. let every citizen of this com
fni u.ig ru his shoulder L. IN, wheel
.,hJ fuhu e hand In helping hinss
rluug Fort sumner itoy.eW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
Keen u GnIng

Sp"tling uf slogans. what IL hotleg
Tor the pass cities. Trinidad ana ltn-
ton. than to put tho loud pedal on
judge loves declaration that "
found the Ration pa,S blocked block
- with 4unsh.n ne 30. Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
AMONO THE BOOSTERS


DO YOU want those 1875 families
said families viii come u running "
you furnish the land. Tho irriBh'
ton committee II nut again To-Day.
SAY wh0t you mean IN dollars ana
cents -- Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
POLITICS VERSUS TTBLlC
POLICY.

Tue man u mo h'''F"''I .''.' '' .
i,mpts ~ tnis aim" 1" ~ hp "S"' ,
over the Sew MfNt'" -'n'l"tHhlr "H' F,
that which Destroy" ih" use nm
~ The first s,at" i'risin'nr" Of N''
Mexico, h an open Hnd """'" '"'
tucy ~ ~" STATE"
The man OF tn newspaper i"''
attempts 10 pinr" ANY "'r't'l" d" '"'
WY ~ legislation Tor Vhi'h ih'" Nt''
/. now Euu 'rinR, ana ~" m'F "'
which n blocking IT." rr"gr"ss n""
N" PROSPERITY 81 IN" f'"l'' "'N'''''
'ad VIII 't''.'" INV ""'I'''''"
h"mnaiiou "i 'h' l'"p' w ~"
lc".
1t Is not urocss'r' l." con T. ih' ''-
tcution of the pc"rl" ~" i'SisIt"''
needs ~ the hnnr ~ Nc" MEXICO
They are too vital too pressing 10"
.nprctncly important g." n""n "H"'
mcni.
rno,. wrr, sfpr,m,Iy important 80
the ve,forc 81 the pcopI, when ~"
hrs, state Legislature n,cucd. when
tia, body adjourned after utrtmiu.
AM. weeks ~ pickering and political
n,tr.r,,,iinp Without doing uny,lIus
for IN. n.oplc me situation hroame
more iD,olcrnhlc. 1t has Increased D."
gravity ana srriousncss since a." 'sd-
iournment. and The RECOMMENDING Of
the lawmaker, next month will bring
the members OF tho Legislature face
IN faee with "a situation which they
dnro rot ignore 90 dui, whi"h thcN
dare no, neglect.
rho orv, Icyi.Intur. cost sew ai"v.
,,, ,av,,,ors scorcs n, ,housaudy Of
aauo... 4, .o,,,,, tho, gnt rrurtlcaIIy
,o,h,nr. fl mug REQUIRE consider.
80 ,o,,,r,,, mi m sn, rooIhardi.
la. %. .r,.onc IN con. forward "A,
,,,. ,i,,,o and dciincrutcI, attcmp, 10
10. .,,o,, q, ,s,c,ltiou. of rho lcgis.
r.,,,. ,.r,o,un,cc of last Srring.
Va, 4, ,hc gnc. Of this condition Of
,,r,,rs. In tho fac. NJ tho dire needs
nT ~
,r,,, ,,,c,,,, ia hrInv made Ia revive
81. ANN. so,, nf II 1ght over the sen.
,torshir and 10 again tie the stat"
lcf,,sl,ture nm Ia a hard Knot while
IA. to,povcrs whit I'm vain 20 get tho
,,o,,b az bclr uonc,
1, ia an nt,c,pp, rurcl, and simply
nautical in IN unturc. In order TO
,nr,hc, II sche,nc In the Interest," Of
,,.,,,,n c,ndIdn,cs for congress n,
,ooki,y nm , srnnduI IA hiring ohio.
,,y -, ma, o.u,e or Inc un,c Alrau.
,,hIIe--uo legislation.
Tn. ,ucst,on ar IN, lrgnn,, or the
uIsynII,y az the second election "I
h,dg. Fan IL npc TINT 10 clcnrl, mp
IN the senut. 81 ia" Un.trd states.
s.ra,,r T.Lrs credentials hn,r n,rn
r,c.ented An tho senate and los that
hoav referred ,o the committee on
,r,vucyc, and elections. II ANY pcr.
son dcaircs ia choiI.ng, lodge FANS
,,vn, N ,,tuI, his scnt ,t,,r Alnrch
oc,lo, sho,Id l,,. pro,,gbt n, charges
-
maaa ,c,o,. IN. committee. on pri,i.
,.v,s and elections Of the srnatc. II
,okcn nj an che action should he
aiken nov. There II ma reason for
whiting and every reason for no, wn,t.
inv untI h, Legislature conyrncs.
nnc. IN. United states senate alone
can decide the issue
81 a he found ,hnt senator Fails
.,ec,lon ~ns legal ana regular the
matter will he dirropcd Of without
rmbroil,ue the New Mexico lcglslu.
,,r. in another senatorial ngh,. on
,he other mana n the SENATE nnd.
,no, ,hcro 4, - question ., the ,.li,dln
=, the .Ioc,lon II All, no ,,mc enough
for the legislature to act
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

II you are looking Tor a bargain ~
Gala bash and mOerschaum pipes cnll
at u. westortclds CIGAR store. goo
West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

when you have q bilious attack
giye ChamberiakR's Tablets "A trial.
Thoy are excellent. For sale by all
aKuaslaas .---Adw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

Su,orrO may De old. but she's not
dead vet. not even going Into srnili'}
Sr.urrU Z hicftHIn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

Eiit.. tua, ICE IT. u,,u reward, HH'
90. %. ...rI ISN'T always l.rN! j'udrr
% 90. .uruer grocery. -T1"s valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

y Woman sold"W Get. " there -
.u.I' o.; tIsr 'ur nor go du.. l.ur
NHI.s Nrus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06
THE STATE PRESS
\dyicc 20 the Innch

N.,u 90 man uhSScs the ihilb"ih
900 lr. u.s. ana has loved u" g"ud upU.
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lut happiness ana ia" sn"ncr h"
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

lection ~ the senatorial Baua nble n
an enemy Of The state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-10
Motor Cars Lead in
Worlds Largest City

OF more than AS per cent. while tho num-
Der OF horse buses has decreased no less
than "a per cent. In the same time taxi
cabs have risen in numbers from 10 to
l,l62
Power wagons seem to be increasing In
size as well as numbers, for more largo
motor vans were noticed than ever before.
The number OF machines in this class
shows an advance OF 50 per cent. from l6l
last year to 2+0 at present. This kind OF
traffic has more than doubled in the last
two years. Horse wagons, although still
very numerous In certain lines OF busi-
ness. have decreased approximately 10 per
cent during the same period.
While the census was being taken the
average number OF vehicles passing the
point OF observation was we'll over 1000
an hour. At times this figure was greatly
exceeded, l.27s machines being counted
during the last hour. Eight Of tho Lon
don General Omnibus Company's routes
traverse Edgware Road, so that several
times traffic was blocked by the motor
buses. In many instances more than a
dozen buses could be seen within short
distance, while four or Ave would often
pass in close succession.