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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
BEGINS THE
INSTALLATION Of
"TALKIES"
George Schmitt, of American
Talking Picture Company,
Working in Crystal Theatre
Assembling Machine.

The "talkles" are here The last
word In thu motion Edison'r
most remarkable invention-will soon
be AN actual tact In Albuquerque.
George Schmltt. OF the American
Talking Picture company of New
York, arrived here la;c last night
from Mobile, Ala, ana today began
To install the "tslkies." In the Crystal
theater. The machine and equip
ment arrived last night from New
York. packed In "a dozen boxes. The
installation OF the Sound and signt'
machine viii require from "a week TO
ten days. Il is almost safe 90 say that
by May - the Crystal management
viii be enabled TO announce the
"talkios" as the feature of the pro-
gram And the machine may De
ready 10 operate before the fifteenth
at the month. The bringing of the
talking pictures 10 Albuquerque rep
resents an outlay of thousands Of dol
lars on the part OF Joseph Barnett,
proprietor OF the Crystal. But Mt
Barnctts faith IN Albuquerque ncNci
wavers and ne believes that the pco-
pie of the town will appreciate the
"talkios" tu such an extent that he
viii never regret having signed Il
long time contract. accompanied 10y
substantial surety bond. for tn,
service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

". M. circuit court onlclnlne the
operation Of our rate by-laws. no
says:
The Modern woodmsn o. America
IL said TO be the largest frafernnl bea-
EFT society IN tho world IN dlspens-
ing benefits. the good Il has done ana
may coRtinuo 10 90 II inealeuiable.
Il has heen. and may continue % b.
tho least costly % any llfo Insurance.,
due 70 iia plans and wise manage
mcnt n should not suffer from fac
tionai differences on the Hnbioct o.
rates III tho rates are unequnl they
should be readiuoted on an equitable
basis and Il the accumulation 81
surplus il q proper roprsa. q reaspnr
able amount should be- 50 provided
within tho law and ia accordance
with the fraternai features Of the So
clety"
In she volumsnons record belore
his honor. Judge shirley. there was
ample opportunity for him 10 know
the splendid record 81 this society
nrd the chnractef Of 10 management
aud. while Il was not necessary for
him 10 have written the above para
graph. he felt Il not QUE Of place 20
say that the management was wia9.
and that the soolety's success was dup
10 It's plans and the wisdom ~ lts
management A few days before this
decision came tho Judgment ana de-
cree Of the Hon. Charles $. Brad
shaw. Judge ~ tho diatriet court q
POLK county. Iowa. sitting AZ DeA
Moines. In which decision tho opera
tion OF the Chicago rate bylaws wna
enloined. IN the yolumlnops record
or the trial this judge, too. had eVory
opportunity 10 know the manner n
which our society has been managed
Tn the opinion Of Judge Bradshaw
the following language with reference
10 ia business and management y
found:
''The society has been Ia eNiaienee
about twenty-eight years and has
grown 20 a membership 81 about
j SOC. 900 lts record indicates that
Il has been splendidly uanaGcd
Il was not necessary that tho inaH,
should thus compliment iho rnannre.
ment. hut tho study OF tho record ~
forrcd 10 prompted his honor Is wrIt'
a few words OF credit ard honorable
mention OF the men who had dircesn'
the affairs Of our society in producing
this commendable record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
COLLEGE WIDOW
IS VERY CLEVER
PRODUCTION
Annual Varsity Play on May
20 Promises to Be One Of
Mgst Entertaining Features
Of Commencement Program.

THE College Widow" George AIDES
clever society. comedy IN going 70 be
put on by the students Of the Unit
versity on the night Of May 20. Al the
Ielks' theater ~ the annual university
play aud thu students are determined
TO make u winner all the way
across II u typical college story
aud fun OF spafklcs from beginning
10 end.
The settling Of the play d AT At
water college. Tin.e. first day OF the
school year. with students returning
aud talking about football prospects.
Billy Bolton. Ail-American halfback.
stops over at Atwaier ON his way 10
bingham college. The students get
Jane Withcrspoon. the college
widow" % induce him o. stay over
for faculty reception. After al.
tending the reception with her he de-
cidoa % stay al Atwater instead OF
going to Bingham college. an this
IL against the wishes If his father.
who ~ In Europe. The third act
shows football game ia progress on
Thanksgiving day between Bingham
and Atwater IN which Bolton makes
a touchdown, winning the game for
Atwater. just al this iuncture his
father arrives to take him out OK
school. The fourth act shows the
Jubilee and bonfire celebration he
night after the game. the students
burning all the signs. board sidewalks.
etc, available. Sport Hicks. the
rube. changes into finished product
when he energies from his college
course Flora Virgins. "a well known
waitress and stub Talmadge. hap
py-go- lucky student always financial
IS embarrassed. work out a separate
plot through the play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
GALLUP BOOSTERS
WIN FIGHT FOR
SCENIC ROUTE
Defeated Advocate Of Border
land Route Claims Kansas
City Convention Was Pack
ed" in Favor of Trail Direct
ly West,

That the Gallup delegation turned
the tide in favor Of the central ocean
TO ocean old trails route Is Indicated
by the following from tho Kansas city
star:
The delegation that came to the old
trails convention from central towns
In New Mexico and Arizona bent upon
changing the old trails road map from
Santa re west to the coast. won their
point yesterday. but not witheut a
lively tight The association. nearly n
year ago. tentatively selected a route
south 81 santa Fe 10 El Pas0 thence
west through Demlng. y. NJ. and Tue
son. Ariz.. 0y the Salton Sea. In Cali
fornia. 20 Los Angeles. This route
was opposed by Gallup. ~ NJ, Hol-
brook and Flagstaf. ARK, and Needles
and BarstoW, Cal These GOWNS want
ed on the route and demanded a hear
ing By the association to present their
claims. II was up to this convention
60 settle the controversy. 1.-THE set
Element resolved itself into which
townsville central or the southern
sent the largest delegation. The cen.
trail route towns showed up with .
majority OF one.
when the question came up in con.
Vention the delegates from New Mex.
leo. ARIZONA and California were told
to go into caucus and settle the issue
themselves There were flty dele.
gates from the three states and aftel
two hours OF discussion the vote o.
the route gave majority 81 one fol
fhn faaffuu- Ella ...t.. a. M raf.t.r rn,,t.
The convention later voted 10 accept
the decision Of the caucus.
Or. II. &. HOFFMAN OF Doming, ~ ~.
who led the nght for the southern
route. In protesting before the Goa
vention accused the central route del
cgptes with packing the convention
OF the i've towns represented In IN
controversy Gallup had eleven of tn
delegates Which Doctor HOFFMAN de
clared was unfair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
INDIAN BASEBALL TEAMS
TO PLAY THURSDAY

The baseball bugs of Albuquerque
viii have the opportunity 10 see some
real baseball next Thursday Afternoon
when the team from the Santa re
government Indian school VIII play
the Albuquerque Indian school team
on Hopewell Held diamond. The Al
buquefaeo Indians are fast and con-
sistent ball players. but II h rumor-
ed that the Santa Re team II even u
little faster In any event star
game may b. expected and the gem
cral public is invited Ia turn out and
watch the lnjuns perform.
ON Friday afternoon the Santa Fc
Indians will play the University of
New Mexico at HopeWell field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
EVERY MACHINE IN
ALBUQUERQUE IS
WANTED FRIDAY
Motor Car Owners Urged to
Turn Out and Entertain
Guests to the Good Roads
Meet; Fly a Pennant, the
Slogan.

Cob y. X y. Sellers, % the Albu-
auerque Automobile association. H.
sued an appeal today TO the automo-
bile owners Of Albuquerque. 10 have
their cars at the filks building at =
O'Clock this afternoon. prepared 10
take the delegates TO the New Mexico
Good Roads association for a ride
about Albuquerque and the surround
Ing country II is hoped that there
viii be enough cars TO accommodate
az least $50 visitors. Motor car own
crs are urged 10 rs New Mexico Good
Road penuants from their machines.
TO induce tho pennant lying o. A.
Matson has announced that he VIII
sell good roads pennants for the next
few days at sixty cents. tho regular
price being si.25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
CLASSY NEW FRONT
FOR BENJAMIN
STORE
Latest Model Display Win
dOws and Other Improve
ments Make Store One of
Handsomest in the City.

Notable improvements az the store
of Benjamin Brothers a Company on
Central avenue have Just been com
pleted, making this popular men's
furnishing establishments one OF the
handsomest and best equipped in the
city. The entire front has been re-
modelled. up-to-dute stcel supporter
plate glass display windows being BE-
stalled. with the front finished Ia
stucco In very attractive fashlon.Thv
interior has also been rearranssd
with "a view TO greater convenience
In displaying stock and attending %
custom and the changes have heon
much admired by patrons Of the store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
MODERN W00DMEN ARE
PRAISED BY COURT IN
ENJ0INING NEW RATE

In connection with The recent con-
troversy among the Modern Wood
men regardlng the increase Ia the
frnternal insurance rate. cnjoined BY
the courts. Dr = L.. Burton 81 this
city prominent mcmber OF the order
furnishes the following from a leafiet
circulated by the head officers show
ing what the court Ia Sangamon
county, M. thinks OF the organization
a. whole,
In the opinion Of Hon. Robert s..
shirley, Judge OF the sanssmon coun-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
H. o. Bursum and Burkdoll
Brothers Organize River
dale Farms Company TO Set.
tie Up Fine Tract Of Agri.
cultural Land in Rio Gran.
de Valley.

Especial Correspondence o. fhe usralal
sOcorro. y. ~. May s.--rhe River
dale Farms company ~ the name of n
new corporation being organized m
soCorro through tho law nrm Of
Dougheriy a Grlnith. The new eom-
pany has acquired "a large tract OF en-
Collent agricultural and horticultural
land north Of san Acacia. tho aoit 81
the richest IN the Rio Grands valley,
n lies about twenty-five feet above
the stream thus affOfdiDg excellent
natural drainage.
The organizers o. the new company
are ~ q. Huraum 81 Socorro. 4. n.
Bnrkdoil and g. n. nurkdoil 81 An
dcrson. Ind. Mr.. a. Il. Burkdoll n an
experienced farm land man, having
operated for years Ia the Dak0taB. a.
we'll ~ In Louisiana and Texas. About
twelve years ago. he contracted with
the New Mexico land authorities for
ono hundred thousand acres ~ land
IN the Mimbreg valley northwest of
Defining aud personally made the sur
vcy and selection Of the Immense
tract
Ia this enterprise he was associated
with A. a.. spalding and =. q. Fisher
of CmcaKo. Later he sold his interest
10 those gentlemen and became a
large purchaser Of Northern Pacific
railroad land IN North Dakota. These
be subsequently sold to settlers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
ENCAM PMENT Of
G. A. R. TO OPEN
WEDNESDAY
Thirtieth Annual Gathering
of New Mexico Union Vet
Grams at Odd Fellows Hall
Starts at o A. M.

The thlrtieth annual state encnmp-
mcnt OF the Department of New Mex.
leo. q. A. r.. will be held In this city
"Wednesday and Thursday 90 this
week. May and beginning NJ .
O'Clock "Wednesday morning Ia odd
Fellows hall A representative al
tendance ot the q. 4. r. veterans Is
expected from over the state For
mai announcement of the cncamp-
ment ~ mHdr iu orders ISSUED TO-DAY
10y Department Commander '. =.
caldwell and ". W. Mcdonald assist D.
ant adiutant general The OF Ger ot
the day and the officer OF the guard
viii report To the assistant ddlut Ant
general az . II. IN. Wcdnesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
Says Sage Tea Mixed With
Sulphur Restores Natural
Color and Lustre.

Gray, faded hair turned beautifully
dark aud luslrous almost over night
is reality. 81 you'll take the trouble
o. mix sage tea and aniphur hut
what's the use, you set . large bottle
OF the ready .to-use tonic, called
"wyeth's sage and sulphur Hair RENE
cdy' al drug stores here for about 90
cents, Millions % bottles OF "Wyeth's'
are sold annually says a well-known
druggist. because u dnrkons the hair
80 naturally and evenly that 40 one
can tell u has been applied.
You just dampen & sponsue OF soft
brush with Wyolha Sage and sulphur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
GRAY, FADED HAIR, OR BEAUTIFUL,
DARK, ATTRACTIVE CHOOSE, MADAMl

and draw 4 through yuur hair, tnAiaE
one small strand AZ llun Nnusa
Nhosr hair Is turning eyliy Derpmlua
faded dry. srraERy ADD thin have d
surprise awaiting them. because alleg
just one application tho gray haif
vsnlshes ana your locks become las
uriantly dark and benunlui-all dans
druE goes. scalp itching ana faiilne
hair stops.
This 10 The age Of youth, eray.half,
cd unaltracilye folks aren't aHaIed
around. So ecf bua} WAN che sana ard
sulphur tonight aud you'N IN amaH1o
az your youthint aDpearanea and ite
real beauty and healthy condition W
your hair within 4 ieW days I|ANIfH
al drug stores here ahoa4 thai they ai|
sell lots oi rWyeth's SAGE and FHI|
phur" and tho foiks aslne il ara en-
lhuaiaallc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
REMARKABLE TIME
TO ALBUQUERQUE
N A MACHINE
Colorado Springs Boys Left
Home Friday Noon and Ar
rived Here Sunday at $50;
Total Of AL Miles.

From Colorado Springs 10 Aiou-
querque, a distance OF cal miles. con-
servatively estimated. In the actual
running time OF twenty and hair
hours. IL the remarkable feat per-
formed By Il. j. Reiss and n. j..
Frantz. colorado springs motorists
who arrived here at e.3O O'Clock yes
torday afternoon. having left the
springs at noon Friday. The trip was
made In as" StOddard- Dayton
roadster, with Mr. Reiss al the wheel.
From the springs To- Pueblo the run
was made Ia an hour and half. Lcav-
ing Pueblo. the motorists arrived In
Trinidad at 5 y. M. Remaining An
Trinidad until a. M, the machine
was driven into santa Fe at p. M.
Sturday. run OF ESQ miles In twelve
hours. not counting out time for
lunch. stop In Ration and time lost
in making a detour when run was
made to Cimarron instead OF Maxwell.
Leaving santa Fe az II o'clock YES
terday morning, the Stoddard- Dayton
came into Albuquerque at 2:30. A
stop OF half an hour was made az Ber-
naliilo 10 render assistance TO a fell
low motorlst who was having car
trouble.
I'VE had delightful trip" said MIR
Frank. speaking OF the run today
I'VE didn't attempt 10 break any rec
ords. just kept up an even run all the
way. Mr. Reiss is an expert driver
ana the little as" behaved splcndidly
I want to say word for the roadi
between Colorado springs and Aibu
querquc. The roads are excellent. fal
better than we expected ana New
Mexico IL certainly doing some fln'
work In trail building. We will rec
ommcnd the Albuquerque route 20 0ni
friends. La Baiada hal IL just abou
as steep a proposition as We care q
negotiate, and proves a thriller 20 th'
most experienced motorist,"
Messrs Roiss and Franz came Il
Albuquerque To oe present at the mar
rage OF their friend Roy ID, strome
who is booked to we'd an Aibuquerqu'
/ girl within the next few days
Chiidren's Hats on special sale to
] Il. 10 - 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

a few months ago Ne Was lndueed
BY Mr.. Bursum % lnvetllHat~ tho san
Acacia Or - 1oya proposition Hith
thu result above noted.
a now town 70 Be called nltefdaic
has been plated ana large pnrl u
the adjacent farm land han BEEN sub.
divided into twenty and foriy-aofe
tracts.
Wen drilling equipment was pur.
chased last month and put 10 work
Under the direct supervision Of Mr..
Bufkdoll The first w0l{ was come
ploted last week and en- excellent body
81 water secured. The total wa e "a
feet
Sir. nurkaoll ,a Immensely pleased
and freely predicts 4 great future for
the Rlyordnle project. He feels that
he has made a most desirable change
from the Mimbre1 valley whero water
IN raised from nfty % one hundred
feet. although no has nothing bat the
best words for that nectIon. However.
the coHt OF pumping must be- consider
"a and the lower water head he has
secured AZ Riverdaie n Of immenue
advantage.
n is tho policy % The Riverdaie
Farms company % secure the hlKheat
Grade OF settlers. bringing them from
Iowa. Illinois Indiana and Pennayl-
sania. Already Mr.. Hurkdoll says
many Inquiries are being received and
the beautiful Rivcrdaie tract will soon
take on q very busy appearances. The
company Will put down wells plant
alfalfa. orchards and vineyards where
purchasers desire. The Santa 70 rail-
road passes through the property and
the daylight trains will diacharGe nnd
pick up passengers ~ Riverdnic,
AZ the present q cnuip oAis ~ male
lained bui visitors are welcome. TINS
present business address ef che com-
pany 81 socorro. biit "A new post Office
Will soon be established.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
HARRY LOCKE HERE ON
LOG BOOK BUSINESS

Harry Locke. the man who logged
the roads aud trails Of Arizona for the
Automobiles making very value
able compilation, is In Albuquerque
today, comforting With local good
roads enthusiasts. Mr. Locke expects
10 leave tonight FOR Las Cruces. He 10
willing 10 undertake 20 log New Mex
leo, providing sufficient encourage
ment ~ shown In this state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

n would surprise you 20 know %
the great good that IL being done by
Chambcrlain's Tablets. Darius Dow
noy. of Now berg Junction, n. b.,
writes. My wife has been using
Tablets and finds them
very effcctual and doing her lots OF
GOOD" n you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them
"a trial For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
OCCIDENTAL LIFE
INSTALLED IN
new OFFICES
New Headquarters for Home
Insurance Companies; Fine
Equipment and Convenient
Arrangement Features.

The Occidental Lifo aud Fire In
suranee companies are now In their
new homo In the first aoor OF the
Luna-Otero building having moved
down Town from the Raynolds build.
ing. The new headquarters have
been nnely fitted up. with new equip
ment and fixtures and ideal arrange
mcnis for comfort and service now
prevail Tho new headquarters aft
ford a number OF private Offices for
the department heads and well light
cd aud ventilated offices for book
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
SCHOOL DIRECTORS IN
DISTRICT Is ORGANIZE
AT MEETING TONIGHT

The school directors In District 10.
comprising old Albuquerque. santa
Barbara and Duranes, VIII meet In
old Town tonight 60 organize. Two
members hold over, Jesus Romero
and Leonardo Hunick. Nestor Mon
tOya. prominent newspaper man.
editor Of La Bandera Americana, II
the new member OF the board, having
been elected April 7 without any OPP
posltIon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
PILLSDURY BUILDING
BEING REMODELLED
Old Landmark Recently Pur-
chased By John Cornetto TO
Be MOdernized at Cost Of
Six Thousand Dollars

Workmen today began 10 remodel
and construct an addition 10 the Pills
bury building, an old landmark az the
southeast corner Of Second street and
silver avenue. The Pillsbury property
was recently purchased by John cor-
netto. Remod0ilng and an addition
viii cost So 900 or mora. Plans Tor
the building. drawn by Architect J. l..
La Driere call for extensive Improve
ments and very attractive nnlshlns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
SHOW VISITORS RIVER
BOULEVARD, SUGGESTED

when the good roads delegates are
taken on a motor trip about town and
county Friday ! hope the pilot VIII
take them over the River Boulevard
said "a well knows good .Toads booster
today. MY suggestion Is that In
stead Of taking the visitors up on the
mesa. where We haven't spent any
money on good roads, we take
them up on the now boulevard, where
$4,000 has been expended In con-
struction work Then We would be
honestly showing our friends Just
where the money Is being spent and
the results We are getting
Mrs Pankhurst. English suifra-
80. L.. Bath. NN.aily ffrNafnI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
Card or Thanks.

We wish To extend sincerost thanks
and assurances of appreciation Ia tho
A. at u. T. the Eagles and irien"s
who rendered acts OF kindness during
our recent sorrow IA the death of iiol-
lie snyder Mrs Dora Snyder and
family.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
M0RTUARY.
n. d. nnnlllrr.

The body Of A. E. Rouillcr. whose
death occurred In Albuquerque We'd
nesday. was sent last night To- san
Marcial whore the funeral was held
today. MIR. Rouillor, who was an old
time cattle grower and merchant,
passed away suddenly Mrs. Rouil-
Ter. son and daughter, arrived from
Palo Alto. cal, aud accompanied the
body south last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

There never was time when peo-
Pile appreciated the reai merits OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now This II shown by the m
crease IN sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by a. N you or your children
are troubled with "a cough or cold
give u trial and become acquainted
with It's good qualities. For sale by
all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
LOCAL MAN Is AGENT
FOR BIG MAGAZINES

The many friends Of y. C. PalIa-
dino VIII be Interested Ia the an
nOunCement that he has been APP
pointed official agent In this city FOR
Eve leading magazines Cosmopolitan
Hearsts. Good housekeeping. Motor
and Motor Boats. Mr.. Palladino Ia a
known hustler. aud the magazines
named may consider themselves for
tunate In having secured his services.
old subscribers and new may reach
Mr.. Paliadlno az phone i472W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

Nuw rs the time to got rid of your
You can do II by APP
plying Chamberlain linlmcnt and
mnssaging the parts Freely az each dp-
plicntion. For sale by all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05

Children's Hats on special sale to-
morrow at Mrs BaIiew's. lis South
Fourth street.