Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
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into flooded fields where the water II
left on V for several weeks. The work
Is done almost entirely by Japanese
women. who stand Knee deep In the
mud ana water with their skirts tuck
ed up after the latest fashion.
The harvesting is done By women
and children who go through the
fields shipping Oft the grain from the
stalks These heads are then taken
90 the trcading ground where they
ure placed IN circular piles about a
! foot deep and ten feet Goa diameter
aud are troddon out Boy driving the
4 water buffalo around and around on
/ the pile From the trouding ground
| the grain IL taken to the hullers
primitive morturs operated by the feet
OF little boys. vino stand for hours
! IN rnck and Jump on the end u a
/ long pole hung luterully 80 that the
other end with block ON u works
/ up and down ia vessel OF grain
/ The process of winu0wing. the next
step. Is equally as crude one man
stands on raised platform four feet
! from the ground ami holding the
small basket of grain eboye his heal,
empiies Il IN such a way that Va ~
descent the husks are blown aside
aud the clean grain falls in a pile &C
the ground. Here it b. measured IN
to bags and hauled away 10 the ware
houses.
We are then shown the warehouses
I With their hundreds OF thousands oi
bags nf grain Smoked mp along tho
street. in many places higher ihuh
the buildings themselves. The MIN
concludes with very comical iiiilr
group of Javanese boys, gorsins
themselves with large hunks OF
bottled rice.
Under the title Field sports az
Hong Kong. china" the Nitagraph
company releases "a hIm which can
not fail to Interest all lovers of out
door sports n SHOWS how athletes
,nro Developed on the other side Of
the world. Hong Kong. being an
English trehty port. n the most up
to-date cat, In the orient, and the
laudionce is largely composed uf Eng
llsh ana Americans 81 the better
class These games show Ia what "a
lremnrkahle degree the initiative feat
ure Of the Chinese is applied in ath-
] lffANtNs AftAA NMAMNf AAA'Nf Jumping
contests and other events would do
credit 90 some OF our leading colleges.
| Motion picture fans throughout the
lcountry are showing unusual interest
In the recent announcement of Pathe
Freres of their intention 90 issue two
Pathe Weekly aims each week. The
new arrangement is particularly at
ltractive to all concerned because the
news at the world in both reels will
be three and four days earlier than
was previously possible. The stan of
camera men employed on the Weekly
has been increased "a twenty-tour
expert photographers go that there
viii be- no dcarih in interesting news
Items for both Weeklies
Alkall Ike Doll.
Mary Garden has written for an
"Alkali Ike doll Not the MARI
Garden we all know, but noverthe-
less. a Mary Garden. The Mary Gar
den We speak ~ s httle girl seven
years old. who lives In Bangor. Me
Her mother reads her "a story Int on'
OF the Bangor papers In which the
child LEARNED thnt the Essanay Mfg
20 was selling 'Alkah Ike dolll
ON horses Mury became very on.
thusiaslic and wrote 90 the film com
pany telling them that she had sawed
sixty-three cents ana would like then
90 send her an "Alkal Ike" doll TN,
company has forwarded 60 tnis llttl'
photoplay fan doll mounted on 4
horse. gratis The Essanay compan'
hopes that Mary VIII receive as mud
enjoyment out of the doll as they di'
AZ receiving her beautiful letter.
a Filipino Him.
Just az We are reading in the dailN
papers at the crushiug Of the Morol
hy General Pershing Ia final az
tempt az disarming them, the Sells
company announces dim scheduled
for the middle of lul3 entitled 80
Moro Fish Drive M lolo in the phii
lippines" The Moros the most inter
esting aad one az Che most wnrlik'
tribes of our Pacific island poaseH
sions, have not logi any uf their pie
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