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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

hctvccr house at at Mr. ana Mrs
J. r >citun and a biz rittlcsnpkc
thst rs without "a parallel
The affair occurred neat the home
.ut tho oV ners OF tho cat ana in the
firt stack the feline was wurst,d,
5oIaB struck on tho side ct the jaw
and badly wounded with IT. head
swollen ~ out Of proportion Il WIS
seen 20 leave It's Young litter OF kit
tons ana 20 pass out into the neigh.
borhuud Believing that u had
rruwlod under some house 10 dic. the
little muthorlgas ones were Tea and
nuriurud for six days. Then the cat
came bach, and its saw Was noticed
To have assumed It's normal size IN
less than half an hour later n took
to the outskirts and was watched by
several as u carefully followed q
trail und appeared 10 be hunting tor
prairie dogs OF other rodents About
two hundred Yards from the house
spectators were attracted by what APP
pcarCd 10 be- "A tight between II aud
something invisible from that point
Later the eat returned and was ear
rying IN ~ mouth a huge rHttlcsnaRc.
The supposition rs that the snake vas
| the one that six days before struck
this feline In the Jaw. ana this theory
will be- cherished until ths contrary
o. proved Not content with killing
its enemy. the wrath OF thg cat VAS
shown when " sat down ana COM
in,nccd To- strip the reptile. ana de-
Nourcd practically all OF A. AMER this
proceeding the cat lcisuroly went "a
rs home ana again commenced nurs'
ing us little ones
The affair has created 'cH much
Discussion In that community An
examination OF the feline shows IN,
effects of the wounds are sliil In cyl.
duncc, aud That On tho side struck n
Be- disfigur'd. and while going around
u carries lts head In "a dropping posi-
ton ON the side whore the fangs en-
tered.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

II 10 of course quite uuucC ossa4ry 81
state 10 the people ot Albuquerque
that Theodore Roosevelt q. In town.
No one over heard of h.s 1ciug any.
where without everyone knowing u
Tho Herald bcspcaks on the part of
Albuquerque the most cordial possible
welcome for the citys distinguished
visitor. lie b. one OF the grrutcst
men in the world. 10 Il were not for
tho present political tension W
should gladly state that he e. the
greatest man in the World. Albu-
qHerquc Is honorcd hv 80 loug ,lsit
as Ne is making to-day ana regardless
uf politics tho people should extend
every hospitality u their power Co
thc %; prrsidcnt lie Ia Albuquerque' d
guest not az the Progressive cundi-
date for president but as Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. ana ho Is wei.
come to all that we have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
TnI3 POULTRY SHOW.

It is gratifying to note that poultry
ianeiors al over the southwest and
many lrom the Pacific coast and ths
middl" west have reserved space Ia
the poultry exhibit department ct tho
state fair All Indications arc that
the poultry show this wear win bc
not only much bigger success than
over before but that "a viii rank
equally with any other department OF
the exposition In Importance aud lu-
tcrcst
II In very properly So No state IN
The union offers better opportunities
Tor raising poultry than Sew Mexico
Very few commodities at present pro.
ducc poultry aud eggs enough to sup
ply the demand. Even In the larger
produce centcrs the poultry and cgs
do not have TO be shipped for TO the
consumer Prices received offset any
higher cost OF feed; the climate is
perfectly adapted
Nothing Is better calculated To stim.
ulatu such an industry than cumpcti.
tive exhibits Each exhibitor gets q
chance TO study tho other fellows
methods ahd results: when he gcb an
award. his competitors can learn from
the expert who does the Judging vhS
the prize winner Is successful, Il Of
fcrs an opportunity FOR the inter
change OF ideas which is bound Ia
raise the standard and boost the bust
ness The great interest being taken
In this years show Is significant OF
the growth OF most important farm
Industry In Scw McNlpo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
The BuuikI,ousc

The bunkhousc on the cattle ranch
Was lOwly, but az night
When &C. small window was agluw
We hurried 10 thnt light
Mud mcrrily we trOoped within
And tlung our saddles down.
Aud there were tales tor al ~ hear.
Told by the plairsmcn brown
The buukhourc walls we're papcrcd
DER
With scraps from everywhere
win pictures Of great battlcshlps,
And ladies Who were fair.
And al could read strange bits "
ncvs.
While many comrades scfoWis
Were written there, ilicRibly
Upon the bunkhou1u walls
I've Travelled mony miles since then.
But Oft. whrn sets the sun.
think about tho hunkhOusc. low.
where COW boys. ono by orc.
Came strelling Ia TO chat and smoke
Aud play a Bnmc Of cards.
I'd even stand tor their long snorrs ---
Where atc YOU. good old pards'
-pcnycr Republican
e.
HAS ANYONE hoic seen Or '2cO
o
THEY ARG ALSO Ightius on he
frontier of MOukolig
@
Loon WHO'S HERE .tbc 90
ciailss
80 GREAT enthusiasm has been
displayed anywhere over The prypO cd
Renaissance In whlskCrs.
-
LET rs NOT be discouraged by tho
report ct The pusiils' who hrohc hl'
arm irl ms 10 swat mosquito
O..
SlNTEES RULED m 60 r.,h
near liverpool The, 40 10 !, op-
casiouail, 10 England
-
THE YuCTU Who spcuIes u.5st
fcrvCntlv his iOtc general. r'c
twelve dollar. pes week
%.
THE CuLLECTOR OF me pot' a
G1glc Pass T'H, has been rouuN e.
We sincerely congratulate him
%
WE HAVE scaryEcd the scripture
but fan 10 find anything auor'
Bull Moose ot Armagcddou.
O.
KESTUCKN SAYS IN, has IS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
WHAT ARIZONA DID
IN AUGUST

tMonthly Report of Arizona Develop
ment uoardl
80 Douglas the IN Paso a south.
western railroad is calling for bids for
" now depot tor that place. Approx.
innate cost OF structure $4,000.
Heavy importations OF cattle from
McAico are reported az points OF entry
IN Arizona over six thousand head
OF stock passed through Douglas IN
seven days
Business men uf El Paso are ar.
ranging % tour uf Arizona, Tho trip
will be- made about the middle us Ov.
t0bcr duJ viii include Visits to i'm.
| Turtlnt cities ot Arizona, and trip
tu the Roosevelt dam.
1no Arizona corporation commits
sion BE- applying for q new schedule OF
r.tus on farm products. such az pc.
titoos and onipns fruit and vogct
tables Rates to apply between all
! puinitsin the state Lea carloads ana less
than carloads
Engineers are now surveying route
1 Tor E'uWer line from ltOOsuyot dam
Go Aonc This line s part ur power
syatd ut salt river irrigation project
and N.ll carry 10000 horsepower. for
watch mines arc 90 pay farmers $500.
UOU a year.
ARRANGEMENTS have boon made Tor
! shipment OF cattle 90 feeding places
/ on oasis of through rates, Commeng-
! ing September 10 stock may be- ship
! ped g. fccding points unloadod and
! tattcned and then rcshippcd OF
| through rate
word has been received from Los
/ Angeles that "Royk islanl Lines" ar,
! headed Tor that city thrOJgh PhOoniA
] and other important Arizona cities. u
! rs stated that uthciuls OF the road are
/ making preliminary survey az TIL.
time Roud Is already at Tucson
! Arizona.
] Yuma county. assessed valuation
nov reaches tStsis3i 80. an increass
| ui ABOUT half million over last year
There uro 95.sst. acres of land IN th'
county, out ct Waich there are 5000
acres under cultivation In tdc Yuma
Nall,5 With a total valuation OF 81
I 100000
! Arizona state Normal school al
/ Tlagsiln began the Hrhooi your dur
| ing August with a larger enrolment
! than ever fllgstun is the center OF
% region Offering splendid attractions
! 40 GUNNER tourists Ruins OF chf
! dwellings ier caves. volcanic crutcrs
! lava brds aud caves AN near by
Hcpurts from Globe ArlgOuu. tell Oi
much activity IN mining properties
Ouc big concern. The Inspiration, Ia
CARRYING out development works an'
opening IN shafts so as to be able Il
' mudlo Obh toms of ore per day. Al
dituual railroad facilities are bciui
J bu.It lNd tunnels Widcucd
Tho water resources Vf thv state %
Arizona aro TO %, yir'oycd 10y a spec
iul tuiro WORKING under tho Director
ui the United states geological SURVEY
and the Arizona agricultural expert
mont station. Wora viii begin %
one, and viii cover the volume U
water available Tor irrigation and 10
cation OF dam sites for power aud 10
storage purposes.
4 !
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
a CLEAN CAMPAIGN.

Tho nomination OF nathan Jaffa
Tor congress by the Republicans as-
surcs. or ought 60 assure. that the
campaign IN Ncv Mexico Vill bee IA
clean. gcntlcmanly one, free from mud
and personalities. Mhilo auoh a
campaign will he perhaps more or
loss Of "a novelty iu New Mexico. IL
VIII be- Pheasant innovation and nu
one will hayo any sctions objection
The candidates before tho people
aro clean, worthy men. Harvey a.
Ferguson ana Nathan Jaffa viii be
foemen worthy of each others steel
aud their friendly acquaintance and
mutual respect viii NOT 5c Impaired,
whatever the result OF the fight for
the aqA@An AI>SgrnsaSsJI is 49, lAins
10 reflect thar the past record OF
Mother man furnishes any matcrial
for personal attacks or oblouuy ami
the campaign viii bc fought out along
the lines Of party principles that each
man represents Ou the personal In
i,grity honesty .ud ability ur each
candidate There is mo- room for argu-
mont. go that mo- excuse exists iur
rcc.imiuations duruS the campaign
jus opening The prospect is there
fore a pleasing one and u appcatS
that the hest man ought TO win with.
ont the use OF any cXplctlvcs OF an,
KIND on the par, oc has friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
HADN'T WI BETTER LOOK
NliIND2

White IA" destruction ol ih, beau.
usul cid trees iu th, vicinity 1T The
Commercial club building and the
pustufficc 300 order Goo mako way for
tho paving. looks almost like % high
crime probably % Is one of M, pen.
alucs of greatness aud ono ol the
drawbacks 60 becoming city Tho
citizens who have grown up u Albu-
uIorquo with these trees and those
who have enjoyed their grateful shade
for ten 60 twenty years of cours,
cannot see them uthl,ssly RACED 60
ca, Fromd without o. paug umuuut-
ing 900 4omv cases Indignation, but
presumably 'uv engineers know whut
they are about and BE- ls Impossible
Co have paved streets aud retain these
odd trees at uuy and 40, Same tu,
Apparently There only one voy lo
havo paved Hr,,. uud trees stimuli
jatncousk nud that Is by means OF q
parking .ssl.m which leaves . space
between th. sidewalk aud the curb
for trees and guss Thcro are few
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Prescott Arlz. scIt 17.--.iohu
GustafsUn. one OF The best known
miners OF this county, Vas struck 10
the palm 81, the reht hand by
rnttlcsnake be Mas attempting 70 Kill
az the minipg camp OF James Russell,
Ia copper basin district und nafro"
ly escaped with hls HE Ny thu
prompt Application Of poroNido OF nv.
drogon and turpontlnc. together With
tho lpCcretins 81 The wound with a
pucketknifc. the treatment had the
effect Il IL believed. of dislntcsratins
the deadly nuid omitted Dy IA" snake.
ana with tho attention cSt"udod Dy
lphyslcians of the ciN shor, time
laltorWnrd Lir recovery is assured
Mr. Guslagson yesterday gave ar
account OF has awful experience by
stating that ho had the big black rrp'
tile under roci, and was attempting
10 kin II with q small stick b" strik.
Ing Il on Tho head. In uah'.i this
weapon his hand came In close PROF.
unity 10 the snake. Whom be Was hit.
the tangs penetrating the ilcshy part
OF tho palm and nniCting only a
slight wound tie thon KILLED the
snake and went o. the camp. inform.
ing his associateu o. what had &C
CURED. ln few minutes the pain
was ,Xcruclating ana The hand cou-
m.nccd go swell. whom the local
treatment wac applied.
The snake WIS 70 monster OF is
type. aud measured four feet long.
and carried twelve Tattlcs ana a
button The thlckest part Of ts body
was three inches through, Mr. Gut-
tatsun uutes that the theory Of the
"a ttlesnake being unable To strike aud
Iinfllct damage without buing cuilcl
up % disprotcd hl his experience. tn
snake wac weighted 90 the ground
under the uig rock and Il only had
the free use OF less than on, hall VI
lts body. when u swung So head and
cent its fangs tptu h.s hand. Tn,
Ittrukc WIS iiBhL MOVE over. Os the pro-
polling force was Hunted. with IA,
biggest part pf the body being RON
durod Inactive 90 drive ~ the mll
force IL would have hud 10 not hoid
down no s nov in th. it., and
although being Ia constant pain his
recovery VIII take place iu due umc
lCAT AND HATILER FIGHT
on, YOU NATURE FAKln'
prom Jerome comes one Of th'
lmost remarkable reports OF fiyh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
\ NTDICNL RESERVE CoRPs rOI,
TIIE NAVY.

a pln passed ny th, senate Ia u.
crease the efficiency OF the medical
d,partm nj of the navy provides tor
g medical reserve corps 10 bc q CON
.slltucnt part of tho medical depart
mont Of the navy. under the same
conditions that opIly 20 the medical
department or the army, established
u 1905
Tho ofnoi,uo, OF the military forces
of The country iu time ot war depends
upon the efficiency of the medical
department far NOR, than tho aver
JAS, ritison imaginrs. Tho armies ana
uuylvs of Japan uud Russia &C. tcsti-
mouy to the enormous advantage 80
well trained medical corps Under
General Woods administration the
uuIncutlou Of our militia with the
regular army has resulted in un esprit
re- corps which must inurc Go the
general good, aud not the least shar,
BOZ This uottormtut has been attributed
ro tho cstnblishmont og the reserve
CORPS of the medical department 1's
th, NcN York sun
The training oi our uVNal militia
medical department u time uf prav,
BE- even more important, because of
the changed environment 90 which
the naval surgeon b. subjected Ia
crampod quarters unu amid unsteady
en-, lronmont IN the sick buy. the
civilian ship surgeon must lose Ia Of
ficioncy unless hc has had opportunii,
for becoming fumilisrizod with thll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

novel situation An occasional crulse
viii test his sea legs aud cota blish a
modus ,lvcndi with old Neptune,
whose unfricndllhcss may otherwise
incapacitnto the lnndlubber at the
mOst critical moment The recent oci
Is therefor" 81 great practical i'm.
purtuncc to the rtnvivncy ur our war
footlus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
WORK FOR UNCLE SAM

II you arc an American citizen. rs
years and under a. years. you are
eligible for appointment in tho gov
eminent service. We prepare you by
mail Tor any grade. write for book p
LOT today. sOUTHWEsTEnN COR
REspONDENCE SCHOOLS, Albu-
uuoTquc, \ NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

The Keynote Trade Excursion Is
scheduled 10 .eavc NJ Paso on October
10 for a tour OF El Paso's tcrritor,
and parts OF New Mexico which III
Paso socks To- make hcr territory. The
~ raso boosters ar" enthusiastic over
their plans Tor the trade expedition
which viii invade this state nearly or
quite as far as Albuquerque.
Which impcIs us TO again suggest
to the Commercial club and citizens
OF this town the possible results o.
an Albuquerque trade excursion be.
fore the fair. 90 make final round %
mp Tor the big state exposition and
beat the Pass City 20 H. The sug-
gestlon We believe is at least worthy
~ Serious consld, ration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
nenccllon. OF q narhclor.

lfFnm me NoW 4 ORR iltts.l
Details pay the steady dividend.
70 man l. Q hos about MS eating
ne w.li attribute . 10 his good con
science,
Tho singular thing about political
patriots Is how they ali want 90 get
rIId for 10.
\ millionaire seems To- have an idea
the Lord Is only iust existing until
thty get together
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
Arizona Miner DiSprOUes the
Established RGttlesnGke Story


- COlcd;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

WaO's Oh been kncwn 90 steal % Kiss
Win most rcsounding smack.
D. apt 60 prove himself. ] wis
s hcptUmaniac.
Nni set. Ec lsu't much 10 jlamc
Whu ralleth by thn way.
IN" Visps, men that We eau nuno
Have thus boon known to stray
--EXchausr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
IN THE SOLAR PLExUs,


100000 gallons OF Whiskol iu storage.
u ought to bc o great old campaign
ROOSEVELT says wilson Us re-.
cclting the support VI the bosses We
30 sin,crcl, hope that william J.
uDtu Won't lind this out
o
afE. LAAlsf married Miss Gaic ot
Roswell ycaicfday. In this casa ~ is
20 boz hoped that Providence vii tcm.
pee the wind to tho shOrn, cts, vty.
O
\ CAREFUL SEARCH wnI prob.
ably locate General OrOScO where tns
bullets are thickcst--undef the am.
munlilou wagon.
90
ALTOGETHER there was excite.
ment enough Tor ever body last eve
ulng and think Nhet No are having
tonight
WE WONDER. incldeoia;l,. vnat
the pr, old Party thinks % 'ho
q. 4. a.. which chosc Uccrs is Us
grand comma nder?
O.
ritETTY NEAR q frost this morn,
iug but you viii notice there was no
slgn OF anything Ut the Aud this az.
tcrnoon.
O.
A PENNSYLVANIA man threw
mOlusscs at a girl who didn't like hls
tlnglna. lie might have made mat
tcre VOrsc by saying "ANocls ,U The
/, sweet"
- YoCNG woAlAs In New York
died 90 fright after getting into q
dcutiaa chair, 0ucss veil pOsipond
having that little cavity nl!led until
neat week
o.
ROOSEVELT was az close 60 thu
border as Tucson. Aria and vu
7hnli not be surprised 10 learn that all
the rebels beat Il inlo the remote IN
ltciior
o
WHAT pu1zlcs ~ IN the fac tLai
tho Harvester Trust Insists on doing
| sIs million dollars worth Ut business
without making a red cent out ~ 49,
To bc quite frank with Afr Pc-kius. Il
looks like might, poor Juslness
Judgment.
o..
y EtCH RESIDENT OF Chelsea,
Mnls. hes been sentenced 60 three
! months In Jail pleading guilty. t. Il
charge uf diving an automobii,
hilc intoxicated This establishes q
record Heretofore jaii sentences tor
joy fidins have been reserved 10,
humber members Of society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Tho Trust is Bust
Ills Club b. rust.
lie iuilCd 20 come thtuugi
v ifh the Dust
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
CAT AND nATILER FIGHT
on, YOU NATURE rAKiRi

prom Jerome comes one Of the
most remarkable reports OF iight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

ROOSEVELT WIS as close 60 thu
border as Tucson. Aria and SO
'hnll not be- surprised 70 learn that all
the fcbcH beat q, into the remote IN
.tcIior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

- YOUNG wOMAS in Sew Yorb
died 90 fright after getting into d
dcDiists chair. 0uets ve'u postpone
having that little cavity filled until
nest week
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-25
DON'T SUBMIT TO THE
KNIFE To BE CURED
Nature Cannot Be Improved On By Carving Of the Body.
There Is Natural Way to Cure the Ills Of the Flesh. d..
Cox Uses That Method With Great Success.

This is a wonderful age. It is an
age OF invention. Competition is
strong and as q result progress is
rapid. The best way Of doing things
for results are quickly brought about.
Old ideas and methods are changed
TO new and better that far exceed the
old ones, This is more particularly
true in the curing OF disease. There
was q time not far back when bleed
ing, purging. blistering and such
methods were used in healing the sick.
Following this came surgery and the
physicians seemed to have a mania
Glove of money! for cutting for they
attempted to cut away every available
organ that has been affected, in n
way, If it would let the victim live.
Much OF this is still being done for
m~ercenary motives. The hospitals are
built land have to have patronage to
sustain them so they keep boosting.
The surgeon gives the country doctor
a part Of the fee and so he keeps
working up cases. Thus the work
goes merrily on. However, there are
a few conservatives that will cling
to this old bunglesome, barbarous
and dangerous way till they have had
the experience by being a maryyr for
some experiments in surgery or be
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-25
K. c. CEREMONIAL
next THURSDAY
THE KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
WILL GATHER IN FARGO ON
MEMORIAL DAY FOR BIG cERE.
MoNIAL OF THE YEAR-cREAT
TIME EXPECTED.

The knights Of Columbus win hqid
one Of the biggest ceremonials ever at
tempted in Fargo or the North Dakota
jurisdiction next Thursday, Memorial
day. Every member Is working to
make the affair a success
The knights from all parts OF the
state will congregate in the city for
the big time the day before the func-
ton proper. On Wednesday evening
the local council will keep open house
at Columbus hall which will wind up
with an Informal dancing party.
Early Thursday morning at 8 o'clock
all the knights and forty-fve candi-
dates for the degree will attend high
mass at st. Mary's Roman Catholic
church. The first degree will be con-
ferred at IL o'clock in the morning, the
second at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and
T. , third at 4 o'clock.
The big banquet will be served Me-
mortal day evening at $3.50 o'clock and
Lecturer Coleman Is planning on some-
thing very good in that line Grand
Knight Clemmens expects a large at
tendance and has been informed that a
special train will come to the city from
bismarck bringing a big delegation
from the capital city. Knights OF Co
Iumbus from all parts OF the state win
be on hand for the event.
1t Ia. probable that G. H Anheier OF