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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
SHOULD BE INSTRUCTED.
Many Do Not Understand II is Illegal
10 Carry Weapons.


Undersherin Phil Sheridan is Of the
opinion that some means should be
found to instruct foreigners who do not
understand English that it is a viola
ton of the law TO carry dangerous
Weapons. Mr.. Sheridan says that many
of them do not understand the law
and they are likely 10 get into trouble
because Of this lack of information.
The deputy cited the case Of Andrew
Eippila Of Dodgcvine. who was arrest
al by Deputy Dick James. SUNDAY
night, and brought to Houghton. where
hc was released by Justice Little on
paying nominal nnc lt appears that
the man secured the revolver in a
trade for a mcerschaum Pipe AMI In
noccntly showed il 10 some %, stand
ers in a saloon Saturday night. The
deputy was informed and the arrest
followed. Mr. Sheridan does NOT be-
lieve that the man intended any harm
in carry ing the revolver. but that IN
an emergency it probably would have
been Used. II the man had been in
formed, it IS not likely Ice would have
carried the weapon or had ii in his
y, secession.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
NOT LIKELY TO SAIL.
North West Not Repaired and May
Not Be This Year

Not DC MS year.
The steamship North West viii
probably not be included in the list
of boats carrying passengers to and
from Portage Lake the coming season
She was damaged by fire just before
her season opened i'm 1911, and while
the insurance has been adjusted. she
has not been repaired. The damage
was extensive, and whether enough
time remains to repair her before the
opening of the season is said to be a
question.
While there are enough good com
hination freight and passenger boats
on LAKE Superior at present to take
care of the passenger business, ac-
cording to some of the transportation
people, the North West had a patron
age that was quite exclusive to itself.
Her patrons, as rule, were people
who were attracted by the luxury OF
the boat quite as much as by the
lake trip, and many Of them are known
to imagine that the lake trip cannot be
entirely satisfactory without her
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
LEVY WINS SUIT.
Case Against obenhoff Taken From
the Jury Yesterday.

Judge O'Brien yesterday afternoon
took the case of Levy versus Obenhon
from :he jury and instructed them to
find verdict for the plaintiff. The suit
involved the ownership of the Oben-
hoff farm near Atlantic, formerly own
ed by the late father of Henry f..
Obenh lfI, otto Obenhoff and ten heirs
including Mrs. S. NJ. Levy The heirs
decided their share to their mother who
gave a land contract to Henry r.
Obenhof. This contract was not car
ried out and on it's conclusion Mrs.
Obenhor decided the property to her
sen.
The next case taken up was that OF
Helmer Conradson vs. the Osceola
Consolidated Mining company, per-
scnal injury suit To recover damages
for injuries sustained while drilling
into a missed hole,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
Here is a Remedy
That Will Cure Skin
and Scalp Affections
AND WE CAV PROVE IT.

The TAurium Pharmacy and Eagle
Drug store says 90 every person be II
man. woman or child who has an irri-
tvtcd. tender innamed. itching SKIN
or SCALP, you need not suffer another
day. I'VE have a refined skin prepara-
ton that acts instantly and will bring
Won swift and sure results.
One warm bath with ZEMO SOAP
and one application of ZEMO and YOU
viii not suffer another moment and
you will soon see cure Ia sight.
zEMO and ZEMO SOAP are proven
cures for every form OF skin or scalp
affections They are sold By one lead
ing druggist in every city or town IN
America and in Eagle Drug store. CAL
umet, aud Iaurium Pharmacy, TAur-
i'm
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
BANQUET TICKETS.

There is a brisk sale Of tickets for
the Men and Religion banquet to be
held tomorrow evening at the Mason
&c hall and which will be served by
the ladies of the Houghton Chapter
of the order of the Eastern star
Those from whom tickets may be Sc
cured are: J. w. Black. J. @. Stone.
j. S. Penrosc. Or. a. +. Whitemore.
r. T.. Batcheller c. V. Seeber. w. II.
Smith. c. IT, Moss, a. NJ. Mcdonald.
William Anderson, J. T. Mcnamara,
w, S. McVicar, Dr. G. r. Ferries. Ed =
ward Rashleigh, w. a. Durkee r. u.
Grant. r. r. Benallack, A. X. Cox. John
Nelson j. A. Doelle, r. O. Blunt. Ar
thur <lenner. w. r, Boles and w. y.
Hoar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
EXCLAMATION FINALS.
Candidates for Sub District Contest
to Meet Tonight.

The Houghton high schools final
oratorical defamation contest. Ia
choose representatives in the sub-dis-
trict contest will be held this evening
commencing at o'clock. i'm the as
sembly room Of the school Three
declaimers and two orators will par
ticipate. Following is the program:
Selection-Combined glee clubs.
Defamation. Patrick Henrys
Speech on the Resolution TO Put Vir-
ginia in State of Defense" Lois
Eennallack.
Defamation. 1.-The University and
True Patriotism" Irene Dcmarsc.
Declalr alton. supposed Speech of
John Adams." Archie Levine.
Grafton. The Labor Movement"
Horace Cross.
Grafton. "The sherman Antitrust
Law" Martin Kraft.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
TAKE UP BOND QUESTION.

The Portage township board vii!
meet in special session tomorrow for
the purpose of taking up the question
of submitting a proposal 10 bond the
township for road improvements to the
voters at the coming election. All tax.
payers are urged TO attend the meet
ing ana express their views. Befor'
the question can he submitted 1t is
necessary Tor the board to receive n
petition signed by twenty-five free
holders, requesting this action.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
Even the Cooks Were surprIsed.

The chef at Delmonico's was reflect
Ing over the unique dinner he cooked
recently for James Easton Tower the
editor of Good Housekeeping. his stan
and lot of friends, and figuring on
whether he could serve dinner TOT
300 banqueters with paper bag COOK
Ing as promptly as he had so. IL Is
said that some of the under cooks
were strongly prejudiced against up
setting the traditions of their crail
by cooking in paper bags, even LOT
once. and were surprised and ue'
lighted at the results obtained.-New
York Sun.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05

commission. i'm his recent controversy
with Governor Osborn. The resou-
lions are as follows:
I'VE, the Republicans of Houghton
in convention assembled, do hereby
endorse the Hon. Robert II. Shields
both as a conscientious public official
and as an upright citizen, and we eX-
press our hearty approval of his man
ly and dignified stand in his recent
controversy with the governor Of this
state"
Robert II. Shields presided over the
acted as clerk.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
ALsToN HOME BURNED.

Telephone advices received by clyde
Mackenzie yesterday from Aston,
convey the information that the home
Of Gust Peterson. a farmer living near
Aston, was destroyed by fire Sunday
night. The fire was caused by a
defective chimney. The ERE leaves
the family i'm sore straits. as all Of tho
contents Of the home, including food =
stuns and clothing, were destroyed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
DELEGATES ARE NAMED.
Houghton Convention Endorses Stand
OF Robert n, ShieIds

AZ The Republican convention for
Portage township held last evening al
the village hall, the following idele-
gates were named TO attend the coun-
~ convention to be held at Laurium
Thursday afternoon:
j. II. Rice, Robert II. Shields, viii
liam ID. Calverley, Joseph Croze. Hor-
ace J. Stevens, John Pryor, Joseph
StrobeL Capt. james Richards.
Charles Little Fred Mutter, Louis N.
Legris. Or. w. p. Scott. Edgar Rash
leigh, Cylde S. Mackenzie. William IT.
Vivian. Joseph r. Hambitzer, James
X. Dee. w. +. Miller. Philip Knauf,
Michael NJ Foley.
Resolutions we're offered by Horace
j. stevens and passed. endorsing the
stand taken by Robert VT. Shields OF
Houghton, chairman Of the state tax
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05

The township treasurer has no author
ity to collect taxes after March 1, ac-
cording u Mr.. Rashleigh and may re-
tain the roll after that date. only long
enough TO do the clerical work nee
essary. Some of the township treas
urers had requested the county treas
urer for authority to retain their rolls
until after payday, March 15 and the
above statement was given to explain
his position.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses TO we'd have been issued TO
James Richard Giachino and Theresa
Gicci of Baltic; Arthur Olson Of CAL
umet and SOPHIE Harry of Hancock;
Victor Paulson of Osceola. and Iclma
Jurmu OF Dcmmon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
cHAssELL DELEGATES.

a caucus was held Saturday night
at Chassell To elect delegates TO the
county convention at Calumet on We'd
nesdaq. Those chosen are as follows;
Hon. O. w Robinson, T. A. Hamar, C..
II Danielson and Alfred w. York.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
WILL PURCHASE HERD.

The Chasscl Creamery company Is
arranging Tor the purchase Of herd
OF twenty-five thoroughbred registered
Rolstein cows To furnish material for
the creamery Later Il Is expected 10
add to the herd. The creamery Is ali
ready for business and will be- started
i'm operation April 1.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
TREASURES ARE WARNED.

County Treasurer Rashleigh has is-
sued a warning to township treasures
that he has no authority To permit them
to keep their rolls until after March I.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
Houehton Department

center. Theriault; rover, Dollinger;
left. Nickerson.
Referee, Dollingcr; judge Of play,
Monroe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05

The highest ascent ever made pS
balloon was 26.16O feet. or the
three Gcronauts two were sunoc''-
ed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
SADDLE HORSES TO
Be DEVELOPED ON
STATION FARM
Highly Important Breeding
Work to Be Conducted On
Large Tract Northeast Of
Las Cruces.

The large tract ~ land recently set
aside by proclamation Of President
Taft for the use OF the New Mexico
Experiment station In cooperation
with the United States department OF
agriculture for experiments IN horse
breeding and range Improvement Is
located about twenty miles northeast
OF Las Cruces. and extends from the
foot OF the eastern si0pe OF the bona
Ana mountains 10 the top Of the San
Andres range, covering an area ~
about twenty by thirty miles In extent
This viii ali be enclosed In different
tracts By substantial fences which
will give absolute control, especially
OF that portion OF the range upon
which the renge Improvement expert
ments are TO be conducted The de.
tailed plans for this work have not
yet been prepared, but the experiment
Will include all the modern idega Of
range Improvement Il will also take
into sec0unt the extent 70 which a
range may be grazed without material
injury
The proposed horse breeding ex-
pertinent win be OF very great I'M
portance TO NoN Mexico as a whole.
The object OF this work is 70 estabe
fish practically new breed Of west-
ern horses adapted 10 general saadle
purposes. TO army mounts. and 10 the
grazing districts OF the semi-arid re-
gion. In connection with this work rs
planned, Il viii be necessary 70 in-
Ve6tlgate the principles Of breeding
horses In cooperation with rhnchmen.
limited number Of whom from die
fefont localities Ia the state, will be
taken into the breeding circuit and be
supplied with foundation breeding
stock under certain conditions.
The work OF this experiment Will be
controlled by a council Of three, rep
reaentins the New Mexico experiment
station. The uniled Silales department
81 agriculture and the ranchmen Who
may take part ln fho co-opernion. The
centred BREEDING farm and headquur'
ters will be located on The land re-
Gently set asIie by the president But
/ the business offices Will be located on
the grounds Of the agricultural col
I iere ia connection with the expert
mcnt station The loealions of the
| secondary stations have not yet beer
/ decided, bat they will be SO chosen AZ
W NHN "0N NNN NNN| MNW"N NaWNHfNNt'|I $780,
breeding districts Of the whole state
i D. IS designed that the council ~.
cure from among the hardy horses 81
New Mexico aud surrounding states
the best available mares and ans
promising stallions that may BE- found
but that siallione shall 30 mainly Sc
cured from the breeders Of the saddl,
horses OF Kentucky Missouri am
other locality where tho desired Typ
may be found II 10 albo the intention
that some saddle mares shall %
utilized. IN selecting this foundation
stock. II Is expected that some OF ~
most expert judges In this line VIII b
called upon for assistance. including
the army officer who d the chief pur
chasing agent 0s United states cavalr'
horses The Initial appropriation hl
congress for this experiment will bi
! $4,000 and 10 this the present stat
! legislature of New Mexico Is OK
pected 10 add a small amount
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
BEGINNING no STORE
TWO MILLION POUNDS OF
PEC0s VALLEY WOOL

Roswell. n. M. May 2O.--Thc
2 zoe 0O0-pound cfop % wool from
the Pecoa valley sheep is beginning
to be stored The fhenring is just
opening up IN good shape
The Uodaif q Garrett people have
80 far stored $4,000 pounds at the
Roewoii wool and HIDE company
Warehouao. and piiifr clips are com.
lwm III ffotn W Turknatt and
Charles Do nrcmcnd
The shoopmen and buyers think
there viii 81 40 much wool from THIS
section % last year ana that y may
no Of even better quality than lasl
season.
big part of the Roswell crop I.
stored until lato ia the season, when
the market takes a rise.
Several wool buyers from the east
have been la the city and are mukins
an ondeayof Ia get held Of the crop.
Traffic representative from enas-
ern railroads have been IN che city
making concessions 10 the shipper
% have the crop hauled over their
lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
APPRENTICES WIN
FIRST CANE OF
TOURNAMENT
Santa re Shop Lads Put the
Strongest Kind Of an Aggre.
cation in Field Yesterday;
Contest Is a Fast One.

The Apprentices ciouted the Jall
Ekillfully and regularly and won Witn-
uut difficulty yesterday afternoon
from the Happy Go-2-uckys BY the
score OF TO 10 9. The game was the
first OF the tournament scheduled Tor
the Fircmcu'a Union meeting. For d
strictiv amateur game Il was cork
ing good one. played Ia an hour ana
twenty minutes The Haps copped
txb scores in tho FIRST Inning, Glad
ding and Hutchinson scoring on well
placed hits After the initial frame
inc fappys failed 10 deliver. The Ap-
prentlccs got "a head start in the iirst
round Cocn profited By Higgins err
rOr ut short, Burns got on because OF
Murphv's error Chuvea was safe a.
FIRST and cucn out al third on a Held
er'R choice. Gonzales hit for two.
scorlng Chavez. Snla1ar made FIRST on
Huschiusen's error and waa sent
around by HOLSTERS GouDle. O'6nn-
non hii clean In che second and was
scored By Coen. ~ the third the APP
prentices got ono more run, snlaznr
hitting stealing second ana scoring on
Hnrtline's single. Tierney pitching
for the Haus got away with the fourth
and NTH In good shape, but was re-
lieved after tho nth by Flatero, who
had a bad Inning on the jump on, Ave
runs being garnered BY the shop boys.
Burns chavez, Gonzales and O'Ban-
non hit whom hits meant runs, bring
ig with them Coen who made FIRST on
scratch. Five runs being made IN
| the sixth. the Indian stoadleh down
and no runs were made I'M the seventh
/ and eighth, the Apprentices passing up
their lant try al tho hat Ia the ninth,
having the game cinched
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
RUIDOSO VALLEY
BOOSTERS ORGANIZE
GOOD ROADS CLUB



Especial Correspondence a. Herald
Carfiz0zo. NJ NJ. May 2V-fhe
Ruidoso Valley Good Roads associa-
ton was organized At meeting "a the
Jap Cote school house on Saturday,
May 6. a. 2 b. m, with Frank Coe as
president. Hon. J. v. Tully, vice
president. VIII Coe, secretary and
treasurer. ana these three toggther
with X. Brackon. laritiog0 Gonzales
as the executive committee. a conet-
tuition was adopted and J. Il Pool and
George Coo were appointed To sec
lionlze tho valley road aud 10 aid IA
completing organization 10 the Biz
hill Mcasrs . II. Poole. FRANK Coe.
aantlago Gonzales and n. IaFaeken
wore appointed committee 20 pre-
sent 10 che county commissioners on
May s. q request Of the association
FOR immediate assistance Ia fixing up
The road. aa tourist travel viii Set Ia
fun tide IN sin weeks They were
also to present the petition with over
216 signatures for q bridge 60 tho
Hondp junction. Rev. =. m, Johnson
was appointed the representative Of
The association on the "norderlann
highway organization
Mn Drum has reported favorably
and the highway has az last been se-
cured for lincoln county. The sontl.
ment on the Ruld0so Is unanimous
Tor the $4,000 bond issue 10 80 20
making a first class highway from the
mig hill 20 Huldoso poal office and
from Honto ia Carrlxozo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
UNI FLYNN WILL De
GLAD TO TAKE ON
HEAVVWEIGHTS
Pueblo Fireman Pleased to Ac-
commodate Any Boxers Who
Wish to Go Few Rounds
With Him Saturday Night.

After he has boxed four rounds
with Al Williams OF Cleveland. Ia the
Elka sheater Thursday night, jim
Flynn will take on any heavyweishte
IN the audience who may wish 20 tfy
out with him. FLYNN assures those
who may have wish to try round
or two with him. Thar he viii be easy
and viii not deliver any knock our
blows.
Preliminary 10 the Flynn williams
bout. Kid Yocum Of Dallas, Tex, and
the Cheyenne Kid will go about eight
rounds, and Clyde Day OF Bclcn, and
Soldier Hunt. Of Albuquerque. are
scheduled to 80 ten rounds Il Is ex-
pected these two miner bouts VIII
prove interesting arguments
Flynn will put on snow IN Aluu.
quorque similar 20 that staged !n an
the biz cities OF the country The seal
sale FOR the exhibition opened at Mat
sons today and Was heavy, Admission
wllI be 81, and $is0 and ringside, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
ROUTE
now CLEAR SAYS
Mr.. BECKER
Canyon City Party Makes Trip
Via springerville Success
fully and Many Improve
ments Are Being Made.

The following Letter received BY the
mayor from Guatavc Becker OF
springeTvllle, Arixa regarding the
Canyon city auto party watch re-
Gently passed through here needs no
further explanation
sprlngcryiIie, Arsz., May 18th, 1919.
Col. y. X. d. sellers,
Albuquerque, ~ IA.
Dear Mr. sellers.
Your favor with enclosure oi copy
Of letter from Mr. Baker. 20 hand.
am glad that the Boxers found the
route So Interesting, and are pleased
with tise roads,
They ala not like 10 cross Cheyelln
Fork. Ike tho other car did. but ran
back 20 Holbrook and shipped "a
WinsloW. 80 miles. Since then there
has been a rock crossing put IN. and
the water Is generally not over az 90
l5 inches deep, This Is a temporary
anair. however. A bridge VIII bo
built this summer The bridge over
Black river. on the road 20 the R0oae-
welt dam. viii be completed ia o few
weeks, and the road win be- open Doth
ways.
We viii have no sands, no washes
nor rivers 90 cross, except on bridges
Tho sign board proposition - tbs main
thing % ID done yet and we win put
up temporary signs right away, and
put on the metal signs which the
Transoontinontai Tonrinx club will
furnish. later on.
think that boz a month from nov.
tourlsts viii ma very little % com
plain about
Therefore you can send them this
cann0t b. sent over any better route
In this country
with klndesl regards. remain
Yours truly.
GUsTAVE bECkER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Mexico won flfst honor ln two Df the
three contests IN thf laliOwina see
sion New Mexico captured first honor
81 an three contests. This session
only two contests nrc held the boys
indoor contest having been aDan-
luned
The meet held saturday Was Tor
tbs girls. and iudgiuR ey the past
performance Of the fHgioua schools
New Mexico ought a. Wfn frst place
ga this contest The timers and Judges
were a. j. Buck. +. 6. ROLAND and
j. 81 yale.
The following IL the list Of the rec
or1s M the eVGnta,
standing Broad Jump Barbara
Hinolos. Z n. & 1-fln. NirnlniI Silva.
u n. "a in. LeonH Hinoioa. n,
10 In.
standing nigh Jnmp.- Barbara
ninOios. 46 Ia ms Virginia Ellrn,
f3M IN. Leona HinoioF, ~ la In.
Baseball Throw Priscilla Ortiz
t2t a. IN; hpafanio Vtiycfde. liz
f., tia in.i Virginia silva, lie r.
In
FIFTY Yard Dash Harbara Hinojos
= 2-6 see. Priscilla ortiz, 4-5 Sec
Leonard ulnolos. sec.
Thiris-fivc Yard Dash Barbara
, iiinojos, 3-a sec; Priscilla orfi1
a.b sec Leona Hlnolos. sec,
Three Logsea Race--Priscilin or.
liz, Amolia GONZALES, 10 sec; NeeO
mcdcs Armenia. Louise Jones. z 81
sec
Egg priscslla ortiz. Z Al
Sec. Antolin Gonzales. Q Sec. NicO
medea Arenta, 1 0sec.
Sack Hace-- Priscilla Ortiz. Al
Sec. Amelia Gonzales. 10 LID sec.
/ Nfcouedea Armenia i9 f-b sec
RELAY Race--priscilia ortiz. bar
harH fiinojos. Virginia Silva. Leonl
HinOiOs % 2-5 sec
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
HAGERNAN SHIPS
300 CARLOADS
Big Alfalfa Crop in Lower
PeCOs Valley; Fruit Trees
Now Safely Pest Danger Of
Frost.
lsnerlaI CorrnannnsIenga ID IIeraIll.l

Especial Corrcapondcnce tO lIcralh.D
HageFman. n. NJ. aiay 10 -'rhe al
falla hay is HOW being cut here. aud
the first shipments were made yester-
day The first cutting promises % De
big Yield. Il is estimated chat about
300 cars viii move from this place.
The fruit Is now past the danger 81
freezing, and the farmers are ali busy
spraying thCir fruit trees and cutting
hay
NJ. T. X. Bryant Of San saba Tex,
who was called here by the Heath 81
hts SON. W. A. Bryant Of Roswell u
spending a few days visiting his 81 a.
~ Il. bryant. the manager rf the
New Mexico Wool and Hide company
Of this place.
CAPTAIN Mossman. who bought the
Turkey ranch east Of here. has Just
received a shipment Of cattle from Ola
Mexico, aud two car loads OF Durham
bulls from Kanans.
NJ M. Pritchard shipped seven cars
az yoaflings 10 H0oser, kan, fgiiay
80 feed.
The Pecos vaIley Alfalfa miil il
being overhauled AMI repaired. ana
they viii begin running niehi ana day
next week
MT n 8 West returned from Siam
ford. Tex, this week where he he's
been the lasf thirty days, tn the inter
esi Of the immigration business
Alderman A. swann has Dough. q
new Buick automobile and t3of a
party consisting Of Fart Treeslcr
Dick Dalton, Paul Hayden AMI Par
Summers 20 Lakewood fishing They
caught all the fish they could haul
back.
Merry. the daughter on MIS- L G
Slayler telephone operator ipr inc
Mountain states Telephone company
has been very sick the last week, out
] n reported better today.
Everything IN bee keepers supplies
M. W. Fea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
GOOD RECORDS At
BLIND SCHOOL
Papils at AlamogOrdO Take
Part in Seventh Annual Ma
tional Athletic Contest.

AlamOgordo y. M, May 2e.---rhe
seventh national athletic contest In
which The New Mexico Institute for
the Blind hna participated was held
Saturday morning on the campus,
commencing AZ $3.50. This Is the
third gear that New Mexico has hello
membership in the National Athletic
Association II Schools for the Blind,
IN ihe session 81 f9Oa-fs4U New
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Now n thu time 30 select your fieli-
ing tackle. a. the season opens MAY
iBth. Harry r.. JOlnsOn has the best
Stock VI tnckie Ia the state,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Chicago az New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland az Boston.
s.. Louis az Philadelphia.