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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-02
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aud taken ali 10 Ell. che team save
shs professionals q good werkaut
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As Gar as hits go. the Giants
didn't DO anything romiarsahle en-
nfP. Ingoraoils delivery. They u
have 60 do better aeeinss leaeue
teams this summer. or OF the ave
safe hinCles. Pitcher THOMPSON
and Catcher nevogs contributed
two. and Tealey Raymond was
there Ike duck. with one. Ike.
Wise nilln aud Stldello. But that
ist them out. Where. oh, where
are our sluggersg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-02

After reading the accounts Of
the master manner In which
Frank Coleman performed on
the mat with Fred 6eell the
other night. the Tacoma fans
got suddenly hungry for some
thing classy, and there 10
move on foot In George shreed-
er's town 20 bring Coleman and
John Berg together In the near
future. N not John Berg, Frank
Riley. Berg though. would
make the best opponent for
Coleman. Frank pinned Johns
shoulders to tire mat few
years ago, and In speaking Of
the match while in Seattle last
week, he remarked that he be-
lleved he could repeat the trick.
Berg 10 a dandy wrestler, and
so 10 Coleman. The Tacomans
will make no mistake II they
bring these two srapplers to-
gether. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-02

BILLY speas and Howard Num-
dorn are sure enough race
horses. but how about Pat
Moran and Leo mann7 We ought
70 have some pretty fleet ball In
this circuit this year " these
four gentlemen favor ~ with
their presenee--~hieh at this
time seems entirely probable.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17

mind the building of the city through
the laying out of subdivisions may go
forward more nearly according to the
ideas of the Individual Beyond his
adherence to these principals he may
be given a reasonable degree Of Iati-
tude in the laying out of his subdivi-
sion.
For instance man holding the land
between two half section lines should
be permitted to subdivide into acre
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17
Save Assessments.

Another tendency in modern subii-
viding is to make the pavements on
residential streets narrow as posi-
BILE. This permits of wide grass plots
on either side of the pavement ana
cuts down the cost of assessments.
Then if the need for a wider pave
ment becomes apparent it can be paw
ed to an additional five or ten feet -
may seem advisable. A good residen
tial street should be sc feet with 30
foot pavement. This permits of y
foot grass plot on either side of the
pavement and six foot walk on the
lot line. Walks should always be laii
in the street on the lot line.
In the twelve foot grass plot trees
can be planted that will shade both
the walks and the street. When the
grass plots are laid out on either side
of the pavement the property owners
maintain them. When they are locat-
the middle of the street the city must
cut the grass and maintain them. The
| lighting of a residentaial district mus
be done by means of ornamental lamp
posts served by wires in conduits. This
eliminates unsightly poles and hanging
arcs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17

they should be laid out with the fu
Eminent authorities say that a city
should have one acre of park property
to very 100 inhabitants.
10. Rivers and canals have priority
over streets and they should be bridg-
ed only for the thoroughfares. that IS
the streets on the section and half sec
ton lines.
/. With these ten first principals in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17

IF THE WORKER YOU'RE LOOK
ING FOR DOESN'T ADVERTISE TO-
DAY, YOU ADVERTISE FOR HIM
IN THE TINES TOMORROW. AND
THE SAME DOUBLE CAPACITY FOR
SERVICE HOLDS TRUE OF ALL THE
WANT AID CLASSIrIcATIoNs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17

should be at least so feet wide. With
the distance from house-front to
house front 40 feet. This adds great
ly to the appearance of the street.
The section or half-section line
thoroughfares should be so feet wide
and called boulevards.
Plan Parks Now.
O. In view Of the fact that parks
are part of the structure of the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17

Subdivision planning is city build
ing. city is nothing more than an
aggregation of subdivisions. As each
subdivision is planned so will the city
be. Each new subdivision must be
in reasonable conformity with those
that have already been built. An
error in city building is likely TO result
in succession of similar errors as the
city grows and other subdivisions are
laid out.
Mistakes in city building may usual
" be attributed to lax city admins
trations or boards of public works or
to total indifference about such mat
tiers.
That is why it is necessary. in most
cities to inculcate in the minds OF the
people through the medium of the
newspapers. commercial clubs and
other means of moulding opinion. the
Importance of adhering to certain fixed
principles of city building.
Prime Essentials.
Some of the primary principles of
city building may be enumerated as
follows:
j. Streets should be run north and
south or east and west unless there
should be some extraordinary reason
for divergence from this rule.
?. The streets on every half sec
ton line should be regarded as
thoroughfares. made not less than g,
feet in width and open through from
corporate line to corporation line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17
MODERN IDEAS
ON SUBD|v|D|NG
Valuable Hints to Real Estate Own
erS in the Matter of
Subdividing.

whether or not it is feasible to pave
them at the time of their opening.
g. Under no consideration should
the continuity of a thoroughfare b.
destroyed. The fact should be re-
membered that cities are built for all
time and that the responsibility of
terminating the length of thorough.
fare is a serious one.
4. In the Calumet region where the
boundary lines of one city are tang
ent to those of its neighbor it is alb
solutely necessary that the section ana
quarter-section line roads be converted
into highways and respected such
if the welding of these municipalities
into a harmonious whole is to b
effected.
Impose Restrictions.
5. Residential property should be
sold only under building line restric-
tions. If this is not done one owner
will encroach on the view of the other
and destroy the beauty of the neigh
hood.
6. Lots that are intended for bust
ness purposes and which are laid ou.
in what must eventually be the bust
ness district of the city should be at
least $50 feet deep.
T. Lots in residential districts
should be at least 100 feet deep. This
will permit of IA 30 foot building line
and a depth OF 100 feet which .
build a house.
s. Streets in residential districts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17

or half acre plots providing it was so
subdivided that IL the future needs of
the city seemed to require the resub-
dividing of this property into ordinary
city lots the dimensions of the acre
pieces would be such that they could
conveniently be cut up into city mlocks
and the blocks cut into lots.
Winding streets.
There is an increa sing tendency on
thes part of subdividers to get away
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-17
Eight
Pages

from straight streets and lots of uni
form size They prefer winding
streets. in mita ton of country lanes.
with odd sized and odd shaped lots on
both sides of them.
Boards of Public Works should
cater to this tendency providing the
continuity of THOROUGHFARES is
not interfered with. Only such terri
tory as lies with section half section
lines should be subdivided in this man
ner.
Enormous values could be added II
much of the land in the suburbs of thu
cities of Hammond, East Chicago and
Gary by the building of outer boule-
wards and parkways. They would
bring back in increased taxes all of
the money they cost and more too.
These outer boulevards should be rot
less than mile apart and should bs
100 TO 200 feet wide. This subject will
be handled more fully in another arti-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
SCENIC LOOP WILL
MAKE THE PEAKS
ACCESSIBLE
Residents of Placitas and Los
Huertas Canyon Working
for Completion of Road Via
Ellis Ranch.

That sccuic highway. practicable
Tor automobiles. can be- constructed
from Placitns. ten miles from Bcrna-
MO at tho north end of the sandal
mountains, up Las IIucrtas canyon TO
the Ellis ranch and thence across 10
Ia MADEIRA with the expenditure Of
e. moderate amount NJ money, is tho
statement of George T.. Ellis the vet
vran rnnrhmnn. who Il in the city to-
day. Mr.. Ellis came lu on a business
trip and 20 dispose of some produce
from his mountain gardens, and re-
turns homo tomorrow. lie says that
$500 would construct good pcrmH-
a4nt road mp the canyon from Los
Plncitas uu an easy grade, cutting out
q high hin ut present crossed. going
Via Oio De la casa From the head
uf thc canyon u would bc easy 90
perfect an automobile road over 90
MADEIRA This would enable local au-
tumubilists 90 make thc round trip,
going via plaCitas and returning
through Tlieras canyon. with case IN
a feys houNs sus,h ~ trip A. o1ld make
the heart of the sandia range and
the high peaks easily accessible from
this city ana give Albuquerque recrea-
ton seekers tho entry into ono OF the
finest play grounds in the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
MUSIC TEACHERS
SSNsr~NS~e~rN>r~>Sr~-~r -
Mrs RALPH n. HENDERSON,
TEACHER OF Violin.
re ". nilvsP Ave Phons ais

\. La ROGUE was approved and the
administrator discharged.
The claim OF Ruscuwald brothers
against the estate Of Manual Pcdilia
y chavez in tho sum Of tt,O79, was
approved and the administration or
derod to sell real estate belonging Ia
the estate 10 pay iis debts.
j. @. Albright was appointed adj
ministrltor Of the estate of Franc l..
Albright and bond fNcd az t2,5uO.
The claim ~ J. a. Pcarcc against
the estate OF Thomas 5. Hubbell was
approved and ordered paid. II
amounted 20 sS32.
An order Of adoption VAS issued by
tho court. allowing 4. J. Strong and
wife. clara r. strong, to adopt Hazel
Ruth strong.
The final report OF the estate of
Hattie a. crazy VIA approved and The
administrators discharged.
The First savings Bank a Trust
company was appointed ddministra-
tor Of the estate Of Gerhard Hausor,
The final report on the estate OF
Amanda Frceloyc was approved aud
the administrators discharged
A petition TO sell the assets OF tho
estate of J, \, Mcclure was filed ana
allowed.
Tho reports Of otto Dicckmann, as
guardian OF Edith I.oeh aud as ad.
ministrntor of the bocbs' estate, were
filed
Tho final report on the estate oi
Adcla Chavez was filed and il,c court
set October 7th, as the date fur hear
ing A.
The matters " tins estate of Bickc
Weston aud ot tlc Euardiunship of
Fred Weston wero continued To- Sep
9Th.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
1000 ACRES TO Be
SMALL-FARMED At
CARLSBAD
Large Company Incorporated
to Operate One of Biggest
Development Schemes in
the Valley.
Especial Correspondence to HeraId)

Especial Correspondence Ia uerald.)
Carlsbad. n. NJ Sept 3.--Onc ut
the biggest development enterprises
uf the prcus valley Is that OF the
Carlsbad Plantation aud orchard
company. a big concern Just incoT-
puratcd with 100000 shares 30 de-
velop and put ON the market In
small tracts the 2.00O-actC. l.. r..
Downs land STA miles be,Ow Carls-
bad The company, which has been
quietly busy tor some time IN Low
40 work actively developing the
land.
They have wasted no time. but
gone 10 work and have all kinds OF
crops growing There are many
varieties Of corn, cotton. alfalfa.
beans. CantalOupes and other crops
ON the place. Everything was plurt-
cl late, as the diversion da.p ives not
completed until May !, Yet an "rpIs
lCra fine and are worth goMg go sru,
There is some tate planted cotton
that FOR fine appearance can not 30
beat. The reason is found Ia tho
care that every crop has received.
Tho 2e00 acres composing the
f.ril Is Ia two sections. lirr, pipTo
al Tho work haB been done tn tho
rrp,r part. where there is q ldrgo
t'yce ci men clearing an the irrlgihlcI
bud IN" lower part viii nc rCady
for attention soon. Engineers mc atI
N,r.k GA thu survey OF the canst to|
the luwCr tract. when they imlsh
the plans construction viii begin.
The farm has "a regularly uppro-
priHtcd Independent water supply
from the fccos river. IA, water being
diverted from the lower power dam
of thu Public Utilities company aud
carried through well built canal
along The cart bank OF the river so
the farm The first ditch was built
about ten Ycata ago ana . small area
h'e been in cultivation ever since.
The new owners win clear all the iT-
tlsnblr land us rapidly as possible
ANA got the entire farm into fruit and
other permanent crops r. h. Hack
eft, one at the company. is personally
directing the development work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
CAMFHELD DESIRES TO
SETTLE LITIGATION
OVER BIG PROJECT
/ special Correspondence 80 he IIsrsIdl

Las Vegns. y NJ. Sept N a.
Garfield, head ut the Cumueid De
VcIopmont company of Greeley, colo,
the flrm which WAS given the contract
a. build thc Las Vegas grant irrigu-
ton project. has offered To- make e
settlement with the grant board
Camfirld states that his company, on
account OF difficulty la dlsposiug ot
the bonds h. unable 10 carry on TIA,
project
Mr. Garfield proposes to the board
that Il drop the suit against his CONF
pany. himself ana his h0ndsmcu for
the collection of the 100000 bond
which was posted for the faithful
completion of the terms of the CON
tract In return ne agroos 10 re-
convey To the board deeds FOR the
10, Gao acres ~ land which were given
90 him several months ago as COM
pensatlOn for his work. Mr., Cam
field also agrees Ia settle All finau.
ciai obligations leaving the board free
from claims hy persons ana corpora
tions tn whom Indebtedness has been
incurred Ia carrying the work to- i's
present stage lie STIMULATES that nc
should be paid fair price for what
has been accomplished ana suggests
that no agreement be made with "un
until after the board had decided att-
initely whether or not n would ace
cept the proposition uf Mossrs. Thorpe
ana Moore Of Denver Tor the compile
ton Of the irrigation syatcm.
Mr, Garfield says his firm Is not
connected in any way with Mcssrs.
Thorpe aud Moore. bat that h. knows
them 90 De- reliable men aud thinks
them capable OF fulfilling any con-
tract into which they might enter
with the grant board.
Tho board has the matter under
adyiEemcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
Insurance Mcn In scsslnn.

Chicago. Sept i-F'iye hundred
men from the United states ana can
ada representing eighty eight iifc io-
surapcc companies Of wosterl aud
southern states, vita business ~
1871 Of t,323.3O9,s9s, attended the
annual meeting of the American .ifc
Insurance convention here .odny
The convention viii continue until
Friday
The program today included dis.
cushion on the cNprnsc uf getting
business, led by -. $. Carlton 1f
Houston. Tex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
COURT DIsPOSEs OF
MANY LEGAL MATTERS

Probate Judge Julius s,aab held "a
Lengthy session or the Ucrualillo
county probate court Yesterday. dis-
posing of a biz bunch of business.
The will of Hattie \. berkeley was
proven and admitted 10 probate. Dr.
NJ. *. Wyldcr was appointed eNocu-
tor with bond Of $4,000.
The report OF tho executor OF the
estate Of T. G., Gutierrez was ap.
proved
The claim Of the First National
bank against the estate OF Alex H.
Jones was allowed and ordered paid
To- due course ~ administration
The release of the claim Of l.. Gu
nou against tho estate 0t John a.
Cuneo, was filed and ordered entered
The hearing in the matter Of tho
eluim Of Paul Crates against the es-
tate Of H. g. Garcia. was continued
until Monday, september 9Th.
Tho hearing IN the Bradshaw mat
ter was continued TO september sth.
Tho final report OF the administra-
ton of the Manuel Sanchez estate was
nppi owed and the administrator dis
charged
The viii and coay OF transcript
la tho matter OF the estate OF Mary
Jane C0itma were filed.
Donlcian and Frank Baca were APP
pointed appraisers OF the estate Of
Cruz vigil de Olgulu
W a. Brown and George A. Camp
Held were appointed appraisers 81 the
estate Of Frank u Van Meter
Tho receipts Of number Of heirs
10 the J. a. Horny estate we're filed,
The final rrpori of y " stevens.
~ administrator OF the estate OF W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
CARPENTERS CELEBRATE
LABOR DAY IN STYLE

ono hundred ana nfty members Of
the local union OF carpenters and
their friends spent a most enjoyable
evening on Labor day in their hall
mn south second street A splendid
entertainment program was feature
ur TIE evening, the musical numbers
hciug especially pleasing. Roy. tier
mon a. Williams dcliVcrod a fine I'D
dress ou Mans Right Ia Labor and
to Rest Following the program
refreshments were served, ice cream
and cake being important items on
the menu Tho cakes were furnished
hv the wives of the carpenters aud
we're even better than mother used
tu bake
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
BARGAINS.
WANTED.-AaENTs

N~csN~-~s~-N-NaN~~~~~@~N -e-~~~~NNs~~~@~F@fN
MEN AND WOMEN make money us
agents for the Walks Handy Case.
slip in the dress. waist. suit or over
coat keeps them fresh ana clean.
easy 10 get ,n, easy % get ont Al
purposes. Ideal rOom-savcr. can be
laid or hung anywhere Low prices,
sizes. 90. 90, 75 cents send any-
where. not sold In stores. Anybody
caH sell Walks Cases They an want
a.. sells itself Soil TO- go, 40, 90 "a
day Goulding sold 1000, Gridlcy
500. Mrs. Webster 80 in three hours.
Quick sales. large profits. no cxpcr-
ience. Free sample offer. SEM
postal today for fun description.
agents selling plan. walks Mfg CO.,
81 Miller Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
CASSIE CHAOWI
IN A|RDOME
PICTURES
Electric Chair and Other APP
paratus of Death Chamber
Also to Be Shown in Ohio
State Prison Films.

Among the criminal celebrities TO
bc shown In the pictures of the Oi.to
pcnitcutiary at the Airdomo tonight
ana tomorrow viii be Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick, the woman whose clever
swindling operations some yeas ago
started the whole world. Mrs. Chgu.
wick viii be shown as she looked
when the prison doors first closed
upon her. and again as she was lcdy-
ing the pcnitontiary.
Another feature of these gcrat
prison pictures viii bc scene show.
INK the electric chair ana other lp.
purtcuauCes OF the death chamber.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
PERSONALS.

The county commissioners Of va
lcucia county have appointed Sylycs-
ter Miruhal the well known sheen
raiser and heavy property owner, to
serve as county treasurer in place ut
che late solomon Luna,
- " - Linwood secrotar, -of the
New Mexico cattle sanitary board. ar
rived today from Ration and viii rec
main here several days looking after
affairs that require attention al the
local headquarters ~ the board.
David Z. Pcrca, formerly Justice OF
the peace In Precinct 10. old Alhu-
qucrquc. arrived today from the
White Mountains In Arizona, ana eX.
poets 90 leave tomorrow for Monte
Vista, colo, to investigate the shoot
ing Of his son, Ignacio pcrca Young
Pcrea was shot and dangerously
wounded In Monte Vista u week ago.
Marion ana Wood, attorneys for \
r.. Ryan of ~ paso, filed au attach
mCnt suit today against tho James H.
Lvc Musical Comedy company. James
y. Ice and George Porter. prapric
tors. Judgment is asked hy Ia,
plaintiff IN the sum 81 &iGl.SO ON be-
half of O. r. Busrtt and Compsnv
aud the Western Transfer company,
both of IA Paso. Texas. tor matcria 30
furnished aud services rendered
Regular meeting of Albuquerque
Council No. cal. knights of Column
huH. in ODD Fellows hail Thursday
evening a. o'clock A., members
of the council are requested Co attend
this meeting at which win be- taken
up matters OF importance in Cuuncc-
ton with the Columbus dHy cclchru-
tion aud the complication of the
three degrees Ia October. ! " Pres
trl, grand knight u. r. Connolly,
financial secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
Iunatic Identified.

Roswell. y. NJ sept Att IL
learned that the man arrested here
sunday charged with Insanity and Civ.
ing his name as Wash williams was
formerly member Of the livestock
commission firm OF White 4 Williams
Of East st. Louis. m. Hc Is being
held AZ the county fan awaiting trial
az 10 his sanity Williams has a
daughter. Mrs Martha Caudlo. living
IN East 81. Louis, and a son. Dwight
l.. Williams. travelling agent f3r o
coke and coal rumltnA Of plilAe.
rcXaM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
Personal Property Loans.
MONEY 70 LOAN.

on furniture, pianos oraanA. horses
wagons and other cnRttefsi also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts a.
low ms $1,000 ana IA high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Tlme--one morth 20 one
year given. Goods 20 remain In your
possession. our ratee are reasonable
Call and sec w before borrowing.
Steamship tickets to ana from all
parts OF the world.
PRIVATE OFFICES--open Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN 90.
Rooms and 4, 0rnnt Bailtling,
aO3h West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
BUSINESS OPpORTuNITTEs

BUSINESS CHANCE -For sale. ow-
ing to 900 health OF owner abstract
business iu one OF the best counties lu
southern Ncw Mexico cheap for
cash. Address r. o. BOX 35j, Las
Cruces, y. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Don't Be
a Coop

Ne don't know wat u goop
~. hut you are one ~ Nuu
don't use the Herald Classl-
fled ads. " yOu want any
uIlrg telephone iO7.i0S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
BUSINESS MEN ARE
THANKED FOR PRIZES

The pronotcrs 81 thc motorcycle
races at Traction park sunday, wish
to thank the following merchants Tor
their libcrnlHy iu donating prizes for
'hc various events:
John Ice clarke. NJ, Mnndcll. Ho,
scuWald Brothers, T.. g. Washburn
company. Eycriit icwelry store,
StTougs book store. simon stern.
j. ~, O'Biclly Drug company, New
MrNioo cigar company, \. ". Good
rich. Kirsicr Brothars' cigar factory.
gray Photograph company, Albert
Fabcr Golden Rule. Continental OH
company and the Texas on company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
HOUSES FOR SALE

SNS>~~Ns~~~N-re~es~s~~ e~~~-~-~-e-rNe~e~N~@s@-
FOR EALE-strictly modern four.
room house. good sleeping porch
ana gas range; reRsOnaO ole terms to
right party Can Phone ii0s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
TYPEwKrTERs

ALL KINDS. both new aud sscOad.
hand. bought, cold, rented and ~.
ps'red Albuquerque Typewriter III
change. Phone ss6. soc Wsk: Gold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Hayes RcnOmlnated
sun Francisco, Sept. Nominated
Tor congress Eighth district. H. a.
Hayes OncumbenO, Republican.