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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13
PRIZE OF $1,000 AWAITS
MAN WITH RIGHT IDEA

One thousand dollars dor an ides
seems like Q large amount to pay. But
In field like advertising. an idea may
mean hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars In increasing the effectiveness Of
the selling expenses Of manufacturers.
Recognising this fact. Advertising 4
Selling Magazine, of New York. has
offered $1,000 In cash for that article
which will do most to push forward
the Development Of advertising or sell.
Ing. The award 10 to be made at the
Advertising convention. at Toronto.
and the decision of merit will be made
by the awards committee Of the ass0s
citation.
Full information can be had from
Advertising & Selling Magazine. No.
95 Madison-ave. New York city.
Capital punishment was abolished
L. Al H. A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13
~ HERBERT QUICK.

~ HERBERT QUICK.
Author Of ION Board the Good Ship
Earth Virginia OF the
Air Lanes" etc.
(copyri0ht, 1918. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association In the Unit
Cd States and Great Brittany
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13

China proper has less than 0.4 mile
Of open railway to every one hundred
square miles Of territory. and, esti.
mating the population at 327. 600, 900
there 10 OILS mile Of line to every ten
thousand inhabitants.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13

years prior to the action Of the play.
protection, and its unhappiness; "a a
snu unns OF a fortune and fnaiiy
ons yet sS prospect sxp iSr so'a the
ms the old "a. o 1ssnSsn sn a snd
brings about hnal happiness to- all. The
scenic investiture " said TO be eIap-
crate. one scene showing the nign
fSs pictupe OF the famous mount OF
eAe Holy Cross in the distant back
ground.
One more week Is the limit OF time
which the management can allow 10
Les Miserabies' In the broadway
ansM Crowds nDR sSr long time 70
but plans which have been made for
. Important productions In this theatcr.
forbid the continuance OF ,nis pm.
Broadway Is an improvement even
over that given at the Grand circus
during the three weeks that the Fr. nc
dramatic Readings OF Lewis Weary
and realistic effects accompanying the
presentation Of the drama has servsa
10 enhance its power owins 20 'r ,s
the Broadway sunday evening, uuoer
the auspices OF a local society. there
VIII be only the matinee pefiv ~, =
~ les Miserrhlcs'' sunday. For INC
week beginning sunday. Dec. "a; tnt
attractions In the broadway Will ~
varied in character. there being q play.
The Christmas Angel With hvins
nctors ana also hve-reel motioh
drama. ~ Boy and the Law" In adj
tition. the Italian band. conducted by
sig Matteo Vale will give q christ
mas concert IN Christmas. Angel Us
the nrst of series ~ plays 70 ,n
.brcu~hf out hy Gustave Frohman. al
~ The plays 10 deal with chilli NE.
This nrst play viii be seem ~ the
Broadway for the nrst time On any
sssse
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13


will be assumed by Willis Hall. and
Leona slater. leading woman OF the
Holden Players will enact Sybti
Howell. The story OF "Dr. Jekyli and Mr.
Hyde is founded upon the supposed
discovery by DR. Jekyll OF drug
which completely banishes the better
qualities from human being and re-
duces him to bestial creature. The
incidents IN the play revolyee around
the transition OF DR.. Jekyll to Mr..
Hyde while the former IN under the
influence OF this drug.
The Call OF the Woods n stirring
play Of the Canadian northwest, viii
be the Christmas week Offering OF the
Holden Players. in the Avenue fheater.
GAYETY.
George r. Murphy comes To the
Gayety theater next week at the heal
OF the Broadway Girls company. This
is Murphys second season In burlesuue.
as he came over from musical comedy
last year His clever impersonations
Of German character have been used
as the center about which the fun II
the two-act absurdity ''Tinkle's Trou-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13

roles are intrustcd TO Jack Miller. Joe
Mack. Fred De Siivs. steve McNaliy.
Ter De Wolfe. Frances Aldrich. Helen
Wier and Beulah Kennedy. The plot
cf the skin concerns the experience OF
two sailors who wander into the gar
sineine and dancing uvmbors will BE-
presentsd by the principals and cher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-13

Capital punishment was abolished
In italy in 1875. Since then murders
have Increased AZ per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
BY HERBERT KAUFMAN

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
LAS VEGAS CLUB
TO GET NEW man
Directors Decide 10 Secure Sec.
rotary Who Will Devote
His Entire Time to Job of
Boosting.

las Vegas y. ~. Jan. 2?.--At tho
meeting % tho board OF directors OF
the Commercial club. held this week
In the club rooms, Il was unanimously
voted 10 take Immediate action In the
securing 81 secretary for the club
who viii devote his entire time TO the
interests OF tho organization.
AZ the request OF the directors the
present secretary, George a. Fleming
agreed 10 serve az secretary until his
successor can be- chosen. MIR. Flem-
ing has done efficient work for the
club and his decision to assist Il until
he can be relieved II appreciated by
tho directors and members.
4 new committee was appointed 20
relieve the committee which for the
past two weeks has been az work Ia
securing funds for advertising ana
boosting purposes. Tho new commit
tee appointed by the directors TO I'm
lsh the work OF soliciting for tho adj
vcrtislng funds Is as follows: charles
Iifeld. Ike Davis, r. J.. Mackcl. ~. &.
DC Ilaca, Six Nahm. Orrin blood and
charles Gr'ehciaN
Tn" directors appointed Herbert W.
Clark ds % representative from the
Commercial club to the state boosters
meeting which O. being held today "a
Santa Fc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Today's Live News Of the Great Southwest

on the government lands Some arc
even sctiiin1 80 land NOT ST., opened
far entry hu9h 81 Tits b. In the enst-
ern par, of thavcs county Oue day
mt week 3s2e acres we're 0lcd on
VERY feW DAYS npso ~ the local
lanai office that tWo 90 I've 10 not
mako applications 10 Ole
Receiver Y. g.. Tiilotson siates that
not m.f. miuefai claims for ou arc
heinz Gi.i uoW sctefai months past
thoush tin'rv we're many applications.
Much ~ the Wnd has been hoid fof
years for mineral claims
There are tG0.0pu acres across ihc
Pecoa river IN Chatcs county. and
t.s4a. 600 acres ln eastern Edhy couu-
" which has not uyon been surveyed
ana opened ~ homestead. rue nniy
right homestcaders have a. this b. 90
squat" on a. They Will then ~
course. have FIRST RIGHT when % IL
opened
n is thought that tais land Hip soon
be surveyed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
LIVELY SCRAP OVER
VACCINATION LOOKED
FOR AT ROSWELL

Roswell. y. NJ, Jan. 29.--Accor6inN
20 few promlnent business men
there n 70 be- a handsome little scrap
next Aprn when the new city aahons
directors are 70 be chosen. Ana 4 ~
hight oiiher--but tho question 81 ''yacs
cination" Or mo vaccination"
Tho anu-olement have az their
sponsor no lesa a peraonaGe thaa
Judgo W. y. Rogers. one ~ tina rep
fraentativcs from Chavca county. who
r. now In Santa Fe serving N tha
state legislature and who has prom
lscd the anita that ne viii do al
ia his power TO repeal tho ''compulr
sorry vaccination INV"
For many years there has been q
growing local sentiment against conn
pulsory vaccination. ~. w. Brasher,
city superintendent ~ schools. u also
suafkcd H. slaughter. having been
unduly radical, some think. IN the en-.
forcing 81 the law. backed BY end
under tho orders OF the various
boards.
] Back 81 tho movement 70 Dust the
present board AMI superinscndent
liraShcr arc ". A. Nicholas and r. "a.
Parsons and others. with Judge RoG-
efs
Talking about the matter a promi~
nent business man said; We have
nothing against tho present board or
superintendent, excepting the over
strict enforcement Of this vaccination
law. Al no other place In the state n
It 50 rigid AZ here"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
ARIZONA MOOSE NOW
HAVE REAL LIVE
GOVERNOR IN L0DGE

Phoenix. AriZ, Jan. 21.--Whcn
G. g. Hcum or ~ pasu. organizer Tor
the Loyal order 90 Moose. arrived In
Phoenix some iimc ago. things began
happen, He stirred up the mcm-
h"rs pr the local lodge In a way that
they have not been stirred since It's
Institution. and ass "a result ~ general
activity class 90 tVcnty-uinc cundi-
dates was initiated into the mysteries
"f the fraternity last evening
Among the candidates was ono
George w T. Hunt. one OF the bees,
known citizens az the state. In fact
ne IL governor. and the Moose are
feeling pretty ch"sty since they have o
real. live governor among their mum.
hcr.
lust what happened IN the lodge
room In secret. of cuufse. hut the
governor looks to-day like hc withstood
the ordeal remarkably we'll None OF
tho other young Moose look like they
are suffering irom nervous prostra
tiou or starvation.
Mr.. Roum rs noW ~ Albuquor0ue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
NEW MEXICO SHEEP
BUSINESS PROSPEROUS
SAYS DURAN OLD-TIMER

Kansas city, Mo-, Jan. SEP. ~.
ftill Of Duran, ". NJ. delights IN talk
Ing about sheep matters as they were
IN the early DAYS In that great noun.
tain range district.
at was twonty-nine years ago that
r landed Ia that country" Mr.. Hill
said. as he gave out dates and facts
with reference 30 sheep matters. THAT
was rather woody down there az that
time. as we were a long distance from
a railroad. and wo lived In a pretty
crude way. If anyone imagines that
We are behind the times now. and llv-
ing tho life OF hermlts back la the
mountains. they have another guees
coming. I sometimes think I enjoyed
lie better when I went down there,
IN the wild surroundings. than do
now.
"But 40 far NJ handling sheep is
concerned. We do that In Just about
tho same manner as wa did thirty
years ago. We trail our fiocks about
the valleys and up into the mountains
Ia the same old way. We cover a
/ largo territory IN our herding voy'
ages. We sometimes get sevcnty-fivr
miles from home. and then work our
way back. In May tho lambs come
and IN june We clip. 50 we hav,
some Fixed rules and follow them
despite IN" fact that We are sort oi
r. rowing lot 81 fellows
There ls just one thing about th'
sheep business Of the past that
/ never want 90 sec repeated. That u
tho low prices that existed under th'
Wilson bill At that time We sold
sheep az 90 cents "a head. Now the,
average close 20 50 rcr head. n
those times wool sold as low as -four
cents a pound That Just about PIT
VA out OF business In those DAYS y
cos, much less 90 carry on the sheet
I business than now, 80 were we 20 g'
back To- such market conditions aEair
We might just as well quit
sheep owners have been fairly sue
cessful tho past few years including
sheep feeders. as we'll ~ the man ou
on the ranges. But w. have NO CeE
tainty as to how long this will laEt
AMI We do not believe that any loRis
lation should be- enacted that viii pm
us out.
MIR. Hiil rs now feeding al nearby
| point IN Kansas 5000 lambs. which h'
is marketing here now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Old Timer Tells Bin
Jones HIotc Old Taos
Has Got in The Game
frrom 40 raos vallay ~ )

NEInn the TAOS NMlifY ENtNNN
We'll. Nclghhor Jones. I was down
20 Taos this week and you may not
believe II but n is true. nevertheless
They have put IN an electric iishi
plant ana every business hOuae and
private residence now has better
light and a. less cost than formerly;
and the streets now are surely pleas
ure 10 walk or drive on. even on the
darkest nights.
And say. Bin. you ought 70 sec that
new courthouse, u n simply beauty
and Il was built entirely OF New Mex
leo material and was constructed en-
tireiy By home workmen, and tho best
part OF II In there was no CRATER TO
pay. You would hardly believe a.,
but the whole and complete JOB did
not cost $4,000.
II IN certainly n pleasure ~ attend
% any business with the county OIL
ciais now. You can walk out OF ono
nice up-to.date Office just into anoth-
er. and a nicer and better lot OF OIL
clais are not 10 be found In New
Mexico. And they have asphalt walks
now all over town and you can 20;
"a and out and around town by night
az we'll az by day; even the pcstofico
has a new walk,
I tell you. you just ought 20 SEQ
that public school building. which ex-
perts say IL the best In tho state Tor
the money; no graft In that. either.
II has all the modern convenience
20 he had; seats and desks. laboratory
and library. Kitchen for teaching the
girls to cook and a small farm TO teach
the boys practical farming. / tell you
| Mn. things are hummlng in Taos now
/ James and I have been thinking OF
| selling the farm and leaving and going
some where 10 educate tho children
| but now we have decided 20 buy ~
| a lot In Taos and build a house. move
20 Taos during school and back on the
farm In summer ~ yon want to do
| something lilse that you should hurry
/ before the real estate goes out II
| sight. I have already bought mine
| Tho town Is fun OF newcomers from
| the east and saw many oldtimcrs la
town who have decided 60 do the ans
| a. we have. They are building q
broom factury and alfalfa mill nov,
say. old-timer. things are moving
down there nov.
Now will tell you how II all hap
pcned Tho Commercial club organ
i1od some time ago with the most en-.
terprising business men Of the town
and began To- boost the town and
country on real facts and reused
Themselves aud neighbors 90 real ac'
ton. spent some money judicioualy 10
advertising abroad, put good cons"rv
alive men In office. decided TO allow
them salaries 10 be taxed. nov " got
have anything from tcn-c"ntcr e
half-mlllion deal you can make !
righi here In Taos
| oh my mat Commercial clul
down In Taos is iingl"r. Look "a
what It has done In such a shor
time. am going down ana Join ane
help them root and hnnst for the toNf
and our good old county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
SAN MIGUEL COUNTY
TREASURER DOES BIG
BUSINESS IN YEAR 1912

Las Vegas y NJ. Jan. se-Thc
year i'ie brought Increased business
10 N" OFF," ot County Treasurer and
collector Eugcnio Romero. according
Co. tho statement 81 his deputy. Rob-
crt T. NJ Nuss. Tho receipts IRON. ull
sources during the year were tgOS..
3&i.i3, while The Disbursements we've
f2n3. h1J.0a. The receipts for 1911
were Si96, S53.sf, while the disburse-
ments were ti90,53GT1 The balance
ON hand on December 81. 49, was
tI1,g75.s2. while tho balance on hand
on December 81. 1911, was S73.5Is.7s.
Tho surplus In i9li was tG,3IG.0T.
~hilo IN lsie Tho Surplus Was
At5a.o4 The surplus Is the amount
LEFT over from the annual collections
after annual expenses have been paid.
These sums Ir. SMALL Tor tho past two
ycars and inlirttc the sound Judgment
aud clos. Qeurins IN" county officials
who have Fad chars. ot the county's
financial anllrt Tho lcvice we're
mnd" sufficiently larg, Co. meet al OK.
p'nsos. nut were not high enough 60
work an unnecessary burden upon The
taxpayer.
ON December - ipll. M, number
Of tax rr'oiut- issurd l, the treasurer
ANA eullp,tu ruI th, takes ur 1911
WIS Lt.p, Nhilr for the Ncur cndin =,
December 3D. lpl.. me number az
i1N rrrvipts issued lpr taxes of 1919
WAS L''5, an increase OF $3.50. Tho
county treasurer accounts Tor such IN
crease IN lNl" tan Receipts ISSUED over
tho corresponding prrlud ~ 1911 by
'hr gradual cutting un "f tho larger
lnni holding and llrs ol small tracts
| o. number og individuals. thus iE-
'r'asing tho number ui payments for
t!Nr. tud consequent ISSUE u' taX re-
| ,rIfts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
FORTY ARTISANS
TO JOIN ROSWELL
RETAILERS SOCIETY

Artesia. ~ ~, Jan. ga.s--Artesia
sent word 10 Secretary Sam s. Toms
OF the Roswell Retailers and Bust
neEsmen's association. that Ia a few
days they will send In memhefship
"a forty Artesiq members WHO wlah -
take advantage % the systematio or
ganlzation which ~ saving Roswell
business men so much.
The TlosH oil association under the
efficient management % Mr.. Toms.
has proven ~ value and worth. NOT
only TO Roswell. but the valley, in
saving the carrying % bad accounts.
and collecting many old ones.
The down the valley points want u
get next 10 this saving Carlsbad IL
expected 10 send ~ an application 70
come into the local association. Short
-. In fact they are WORKING on Il now.
Tho local association already has
members up and down the valley az
the smaller towns.
Al Artesia. and " CARLSBAD comes
In. an attorney will b. appointed "a
each place to look after the business.
tho same as Mr. Toms doea here.
Card systems with tho ratings ~
everybody. will be- cared for b. this
attorney. as well az tho collections
with the addition Of Artesia and
sc'arlsba,i. the Rcswsll association viii
cover more territory IN their district
~ ans other association IN the United
states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
How's This?

We offer ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hairs Catnrrh
Cure.
,. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
We, tho undersigned. have known
r. j. cheney for ina last ~ years, ana
heiiovc him perfectly honorable IN an
business Transactions ana financially
1hlo 90 carry out any OBLIGATIONS
made hy his Arm
NATIONAL BNNK or COMMERCE..
Toledo. -
ITdrs Callrrh euro IL taken inter-
nRlly, acting directly upon tho blood
auG mucous sprflc's 81 the system
Testimonials vent free Price &c
ceIts per bottle. Sold hy an Drug.
glsis
Tnko Halls Family pllls t9r cons
Etlnation,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
CHEAP WHISKEY CAUSE
OF REAL GRIEF IN
ARIZONA CONVICT CAMP

Phoenix, Ari2.. ian. .2--Au assault
"u 10 1Wp engineer 90 drunken con
Wet two escapes ana 81 convict camp
'rWp"trilF ia Iu upruar, was tho
furlul report that Engineer Gin1s al
GA" il.glry convict camp made to
Governor HUNT ON the Iutt,r's return
yesterday rom Tucson. and !, shows
hos the inisd.rcetiou OF bottle OF
cheap .hisory can bring to naught
the carefully l1ld rluus OF the chief
'AH,u'N" 90 this state.
Friday uiFut after the governor had
paid me camp "a short visit and rcceiv-
cd assurance all was oh. George
Tow nsord one ~, the honor men. en-
tered Gibbs tent much the worse for
liquor %" tried 90 start ab argumcn,
o.. 'uryr s down m, N.y the olmr
ans Kept ~" prison un"yy and kin
dred things. when Gtohs silenccd hin,
with % kindly N'r' .fv. without %
wood r'nusrnd put az Mr Gibbs stS
arriy Nth a knife, missing him but
slightly. Hounding the cheek Convict
Packard oI Glubc throw himself on
Townsend and took away the knife ia
time Co save Gibbs lie Gibbs start
ed Tor phone 90 get Warden Sims
ana ask him 60 send for the disorder,
prisoner. llo thought bother of u,
however. end partly persuaded by
friends oft Townsend decided 10 let IN,
matter blow over. ToNnscnd must
have been badly frightened at what h,
aid. Tor ho took his foot In hts hand
during the nirhi ana. together with
John Odrm. another short termcr
stole horses and saddles aud pulled
out.
Tho men were chorkcd through
Cgsa Grgudo Yesterday. going TOWARD
tho line 4 man named simmons. q
rin0her near tho camp. was sent IN
/ pursuit, and, with a deputy sheriff
+ picked up on tho way three hour,
hohinl tina fleeing men az casa
Grandc Tho officers were in an aut,
HrI TIE esrlpcd prisoners on horse,
back
Caniam Rilcy Of mo prison guards
Cumo ag tar - the Iiigl'v camp wltf
Golernor Hunt Yesterday. aud tool
4 charge o' th" place until peace oglir
roigua lu tho meantime the Nori
Wul uc pushed on toward tho store "a
UIsir. where 30 Wil b. ahandone,
uni,ss 70 1u,rk decision h reached "a.
10 thc route % the state highwa,
from that point coward Phoenix.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
FRUIT PROSPECTS IN
PEC0S VALLEY AT
CARLSBAD EXCELLENT

Carlsbad. y IT.. Jan. 20 THE
fruit prospects .u the Carlsbad pro
Jcot are excellent r. q. Tracy has
just completed careful cNImiuaiioa
cot his hig peach orchard, 10 La Ilu"r-
"a. ana finds that the low temp
turc "l two weeks ago did no damag .
Tho Elbcrtu buds suffered some, hut
there Jr. sim more buds Than are
needed tor making IN biggest peach.
In the orchard are q number ut other
Varieties: carmen, Mani" Ross.
Champion, superb, Crawford Late
and SalVJN Tn, buds ON these yari-
cities Wrr' not touched. and 10 win o."
necessary to thin these Co get me
best commercial fruit other ur-
,hordists report much the same 'od-
ditiouS in their orchards. rrrpptu-
tiuus are now being made Co protect
the crop In ease the spring IS late.
several cars ut Oh have been ordered
tor smudging, in cas-, this becomes
necessary. Extra efforts viii o.
madc this SEASON 10 produc" IN" lars.
est and boost crop possible ts the out
look for high Fruit prices Is good.
The county commissioners have had
uu architect here this week tu advise
IA" board on a contemplated addition
10 the court house ThV impruN cmcui
will cost over S2O.O0O and the board
wants To have the work done proper
Is, II 81 likely that "A new wing val
be added 20 the court house on tn
east side ana built Ia the same stvi'
as the original building The husi'
moss of the county rs increasing rap
idly and more room has hcon uacoo
for some time Tn" board viii mats,
preparations to build early In &c
spring.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GOOD BUSINESS BY
PARCELS POST DONE AT
ROSWELL IN 2 WEEKS

Roswell. y. NJ. Jan. g2.--Thc focal
post office b. noN enabled 90 form "a
fairly accurate estimate az the amount
of parcels post business II rs going 90
Do, ana maRo preparations accord
mEly
All over tho country tho various Of
fees had 10 keep % hltrcn day rec
ord, extending over q period from
January ist 30 January 18th.
Here IL the business Of the Roswell
Office.
humber Of local deliveries: p pieces,
tho whole weighing rs pounds post
age on an, as cents
OutEolng parcels, f2t. Weighing
526iS pounds. postage on an, t5tb5.
Incoming deliveries. 2l2 pieces,
weighing SIS pounds
This liz tho total parcels post ousi-
ness handled from tho first to tho nc
teenth. During this time there we're
two Sundays and One holiday-Ne0
Years-whcn tho Office was not onen
The mails were increased 7i5
pounds
Tlrfrla Mas Ifvarg. M r. uarnnN 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

When suffering from some form of feminine
disorder told that operation is necessary, it OF course
irightens her.
The very thought OF the hospital operating table and the
surgeons knife strikes terror to her heart and wonder
1t quite that OF these troubles may reach stage
where operation is the only resource, but thousands OF
women have avoided the necessity OF operation by taking
Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. This fact is
atesed by the grateful letters they write to after their
health has been restored.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
2,4S0 ACRES FILED ON
IN ONE DAY IN LAND
OFFICE AT ROSWELL

Roswell, s.. NJ. Jan. eg.-Twcnty-
Tour hundrod aud eighty acres were
hIed on FOR homesteads a. the local
land Office Thursday OF last week
Most Of this Waa In tho eastern part
OF the state.
Contrary 10 the belief OF many.
many peaplo ara comm In aud settling
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Concerted Action of People
Just as Necessary TO Get
Good Educational System
as Good Roads Declares DR..
c. NJ. Light; Well Known
Educator Gives Views Oh
Some of Leading Education
al Problems in New Mexico.