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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
elaasr Almshouss foe Delta

Eelated returns show thar tho prop
osiTlon 10 issue bonds in the amount
of $1,000 10 allow the construction
OF IN addition 90 the Delta county
almshousc was carried last Monday hy
Ia majority near 10 the 300 mark
When the county road board meets in
porial session this week. arrange
mcuts viii be- made for the s9lc of the
bonds, that the work on the addition
10 ~ almshouec may be- started tins
spring and completed before the com
ing al IA, winter season
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
The Crown Bill.

The Milionairc's Resort posi-
tive scream i'm the vcrnacular ~ TN"
straight" actor, is the bill at the
Crown tonight. This offering is one OF
the best that the Crawford COMEDY
company has offered since it's appear
ance in this city Secret Service a
feature two reel nlm is particularly IN
icreSting
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
A Reckless Rraundn-

The reckless bravado often simulat-
'' 10y 'nr motion picture actor in the
''I "''hes sometimes becomes second
''Ioro Just before "Redford's Hope"
u'dr 40 i.ulcrsal city, was finished,
.'' actor Who took the part part of
''s'' cropped of "a train going 80
"''.'s ,i hour y vigorous shaking up
'ai 0,mlg pat him ont of business
WIS 'ho only result Of his reckless
HESS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
UPPER PENINSULA
boy Has Leo Broken

10y FIat LHq bTukeh-
Putnam the thirtoen-year-nld SON
Of Aiber, = 8ibbins. coludod with "a
runaway dor in front OF th" Sackim
store al Iron Mountain ana was
thrown tc th, cement wall, with such
violence as o. fracture the right leg
between the knee aud ankle The in
Jury is o verv severe one both bone
being broken. ANA the Young lad VIII
be confined TO his home f1r some
weeks
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
GOOD APPROPRIATIONS.
Almost $3,oOoo0o Voted by States To-
Panama Exposition.

san Diego. CAT April l'--SlN S'''''
have made appropriations for the 0''
Diego exposition amounting To Si''
GOO and two county ORGANIZATIONS
have appropriated q total of $"oo'"''
with q right IN increase this IL nee
cssary, to- 100000.
other states and governments have
through their legislative bodies 'aN''
necessary action 10 appropriate !"
tan Of se.s3OOOO more. In all OF th's'
the oppropriation acts have pasS''
either the upper or lower houses "
have been brought To point wner'
they are practically assured
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
Burial Too Realistic.

Harry pollard. one of the star ac-
,,rs of the Universal Film company 5
Pacific coast organization, had re-
uglkahk narrow escape from death
. few DAYS ago Pollard was playing
a part m the mountain scene of Ia
Mn umu" rwu-rccl Rex film.
n. ordD Du take the pictures of Ibis
seem, Pollard was actually buried un-
aleu-. utr .lud \ small rubber tube
extend. from his mouth above earth.
nmurn which he might breathe
While ru- pictures We're IN Ia" MAX
40 Nvm we'll until honlders start
ed down rl. hillside. one of them,
unseen by tine director ana camera
men struck against the rubber tube
md almost completely choked 1t.
Meantime rnc director ana photogra
phq- wont slowly about their work,
never dreaming that Pollard at that
,cp moment was beins smothcred
'or heh of air.
D pas some time later that the ac-
Jor Watts dug unl and To the amaze
m,at of 1.i. was found unconscious
amt ail ul dead
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
0ARES MUCH TO
GET PICTU RES
Western Man Would Capture Lions
with Dogs and Moose

,.mlas Ordish of Spokane has made
proposition TO a moving picture MN
.o,op,.y 10 capture wild mountain
n,ps m rhc hills and forests OF west
..., Montana using only dogs ana a
r.,.ar. ro accomplish the feat
rd,su .a,s he can furnish about n
,.aus,ua frer Of elm with Il thrill
.ar, tran OF he way. And h" has a
...ard f,r taking mountain lions alive
that makes his proposition look good
fl, riIr rutcrprising picture man. His
.,..t,lr, Is taking the beasts without
ru,,. f., them to the dogs or to him
sell
orlisn recently returned from the
Kr.bcncr district in British Columbia
.o.lrre hr was called 10 rid the country
.r, supposed band Of mountain lions
which proved to be large wolves. ON
OBJ, uu hc captured two lions, how
aver winch brought him $40 each.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
Legit Stars Fail.

Many of the biggest stars and semi
stars of the legitimate stage have
rried ont in motion picture produc-
tons ana have failed utterly; yet "a
large percentage Of the leading photo
players entered the profession afte'
Years of training in musical comedy,
stock ar tho drama
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
International Conference.

The latest development In the mo-
'W pi mr industry is the lnterna
conference NOW running At the OWN
qua London With the largest and
moss comprehensive view of the new
Md..lis r,.r holj
Several FOREIGN countries are rep
resented aud fourteen miniature the
a',rs n'Iuu-iun 90 various firms well
Known u lhr muviug picture world
have shows which run all day during
%, vgee Every iminagihle form of
picture e thrown ON the screen. The
mile. o films from all parts of the
world 1r" run through the machines.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
Blow Up 3O.Ton Ship.

With ua uil-soaktd deck q sheet If
flames Tine 2o-ton ship Unicorn was
abandoned bv its pirate crew on RATS
near New York harbor last week in
urd'r 10 make 20 realistic moving pic
luu thriller The scene was staged
manage. Boy Herbert Blache. president
" the GaumyW company, who in
touching match 10 the powder fuses
Has hmucd ON the arms and face he
for, Do, could Chamber over the side Of
Tine ship
The tuiroru's destruction represent
ed % hu" ot sca scene in a century
olo legend. and for the benefit of the
'mu1 yellow flames were bursting
'A''o"h rhr deck before the crew,
with vDll-t,iruod terror, dropped q
l1n Of llr cargo ON RATS ana then
ppsHrd away With haste at men rs-
Gaping from death The boat was
'oil especially Tor the exhibit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15

Enl,yia Is tie worlds sccond lrs
est producer of tu, thr main supply
coming from the Malay Straits
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15

CHICAGO now has school of instrne
ton for policemen.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-15
AMUSEME NTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Calumet ThedfeE'
The Famous English SINGER and
operate Event

WeRsA AND LuEscHER, who sent the brill
THE SPRING MAID" to alunet, will present
ed English Singing Coincidence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
SECRETARY EXPLAINS
ABOUT THE GRAPE JUICE

Washington. April 2A.---toInniUnt
upon the Substitution OF unfermented
gfape iuicc Tor the wine usually ser, B.
ed on such occasions "a the dinner
given By secretary and Mrs. Bryan
Monday evening iu honor Of Amhar-
sador Bryce. caused tine secretary TO
issue statement explaining the In
cidsnt In a. for the first Time Mir
Bryan mude public that the question
or how the fact that II was contrary
90 the customs al the Bryan HOUSE.
hold to serrc WineS. would be- rerch I'D
ln official society WIS discussed Whh
President Wilson before hc accepted
the portfolio ~ state. The statement
follows;
I'VE did not Intend 60 magnify by
mentioning a., tht importance at the
non use at Wine AZ Tho dinner given
To Ambassador Bryce Monday night
but Hs he papers have made some il-
accurate references "a the matter tho
facts might as well be known rms
was tn FIRST dinner which we have
given 90 members Of the diplnm ttic
corps and Therefore the lirst time
I when vo came int conflict With the
social custom of seTNinR wine ai iiu-
tn.r THE seven ughrr ambassadors
then Ia tne city and their ladies wore
! Invited 10 meet ambassador and Mrs.
/ HFYce. and as all the gentlemen guests
were from foreign cuuntrics. ! thought
| Il proper 60 explain 60 them ia" reas-
On Tor our failure 80 conform io Whni
I see ms % have been customary n TINS
matter Believing that tho ,ssnc
, should DE met frankls in the bcsin-
ming. I told them when We sni down
I w me table that Mrs. Bryan and !
/ had been teetoialers from our youth.
az wcr uuf parents before ts, hnd
I had never served liquor az nilr tHhlrt
1 that when lhe president was klpd
enough Go tender me- the portfolio uf
state. I afked BIN whether nur lnil-
ure to serve wine would ha unf ein-
I harrussmepi Co live administration ANA
! that hc geueruusiy iert tiie matter Z"
, our discretion ! suggested that
/ thnught 10 unfair io assume that th"s"
coming tu the United states from
ahr0nd rould nudge M harrhiv 90 ue
unwilling to tolerate the mahiinnaur"
OF % trndiuouHl custom aud tNplrHs 4
the hope thHt or frirudfhip WuUld
Doe made poo dnpa rent 90 ihrm ana oar
Hospitality .u cordial that they would
/ overlook Tins Weakness iu AZ. % th"A
regard ID BE- u- "a weakness Ny rec
marks were anpiauded hV the com
pany and ur never spent NOR" enc
iovnhlc evening
THAT is 900 them ~ 40 ne mal'"t
end we ,an outsider the iutidrnt
closed ana thr custom established r"
far 81 $50 Hrr Concerned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25


y e MOI SURPRISING shet NofoprHn'
ne''pna hafe outairARntea ne Nn''f'
r,a,sf Y erqalfins niFthipt ns aees..
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'ts'''" ''"'" '"'"' n"'''nH' '"'-".'
'''P''" ~" !" " 7" ~ '''"''''' F''''"'
y ~ 's'e'''s ""' pvn'e
T" ""' n"s"f y ~ eN'''''s", ny
~" 49, 'ne ~''""'" ''"'' - ~,
as ""'''" ~'-'' IA ~ ''' n ~.
~ ss'sNA' w " Z" 1870 ''''7.
''e'.'te .'se q .."' $3.50"
e'tteee' ~ "f '' e""tn ""'''''''''
nf'fhoofr tHsle nna Hrnsii. het ~
pets ffvi7 ne fhfef r's"ni ""'eef -
~ HrT'f Shows iAHi N me n"'"'''
~ observation-disclosures H'Fs"'p0 ~
''nised sietf' stands ie"''se"'''
ameah AZ 'Hr re'H'f'sA 81 t"s "''''''
vsfH'F'f y "ppsAfF ""s oese'"'''" ="
Hir nfsi ot Hrsne '"p' nn"''T" -"
ehlHes sna A@r shrns tPf 'n"' p"'p'''
Nish'n ire f"" hNe Years '"s".s
eiRnt 'n'si''n "'n"f" "''"'n w
same ti'"e '"e '"''e" sass ''' -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
KNOCKED OUT By
ROBBERS, FATE
OF GORHAM
Brothers Believe Man in Den
yer Who Lost Memory Was
slugged and Valuables
Taken From Him.


Denver. Colo. April 2b.--J ~.
Kicker 81 PaActte. Idaho. and Morris
~ Davidson of Grand Rapids. Mich,
brOthcrs-in- law 81 Frederick A.
GOrhum. Jr. arrived in Denver today
and visited the man who ON Tuesday
night appealed 20 the police to help
him find ont his own identity
Gorham, in his room 40 local hos
pital. had awaited the announced call
~ his relatives with impatiencc.
"a wonder u shall recognize
their" he had remarked tu the nurse
who has charge of his case
when Davidson ana Kicker were
shown in Gorham said - have seen
YOU both before. bat I can't place
YOU" 10 was unable Co remember
where he had seen them bat recalled
accurately that he had seen one uf
them since be- saw the other
u has been stated that when Cor
ham tea Grand Rapids for hs homo
"a payette he carried with him yaiu-
able papers and ID large amount al
money The Naluablcs ere missing
ana his hrnthers-ia.nw believe he
was sluggcd ana robbed. receiving the
Injuries which resulted in his i"sr ~
memory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
An . Appeal to Wives

You know the terrible affection that
comes 20 many homes from the result OF
drinking husband or son. You know
Of the money wasted on Drink that
is needed in the home 20 purchase food
aud clothing. ORRlNE has saved thous'
ands Of drinking men. II Is home
treatment and can be given secretly.
Your money win be refunded n after a
trial, IL has failed 20 benefit Costs only
500 a box. Come in and get free
booklet and let US tell you of She good
NRRlNE is doing.
Alyarado Pharmacy, FIRST End Gold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
AGHASl At
ICE-WATER
DIPLOMACY
Declare Secretary Bryan Has
No Moral Right to Condemn
Hapless Official Guests to
Chilled Aqua Pura.
IBy I.oascd wire 20 s,cnIne Herald.

London. April "reetotal dipio-
macy" rs suggested bg The innovation
az Washington Ia Secretary ot State
Rryans wineless dinner Co the for-
riRn diplomats, is receiving consid-
erable notice IN the English press Tho
Daily News raises the question whetn-
er the American secretary has q zeal
moral right 20 send round the Tee
total punch and condemn his enforced
guests ga Ice water" aud asks it this
new form of tyranny may not lead To
some horrid consequences by upset
ting the digestion and temper Of some
old fashioned diplomat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

WnHhlnRtOnl NUfU IL ~ an al :
drorr here hast night az the banquet
at the National Academy of Sciences,
which concluded the celebration of
To- nftieth anniversary. Vice President
Marshall criticized the scientific
"aiienistS" and experts whose sew
Ices, lac said. could. hc retained ia Leg
lslatVc assemblies and courts of the
country for from $50 10 $500 to tess
IFS 90 any side ot any question
Dr william l.. Walsh of Johns
HOPKINS university was elected pres
dent uf tho National Academy of
sclpnces mere today al the closing
session Of the acadcmy's hfticth an
nNersnrN meeting Ten American
scicntlslr wore elected members of
tho academy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

SURPRISING how llssle anybody
seems 20 need Tyrnv Cobb.
ALL orR roads need is to he prop
~ w o-
THE BOSTON GLOBE asks. "where
does noise go This II a poser.
%
THIS m THE centennial year u
trousers never forget that
%
MANY A GOOD natnred man 'ives
on cross street.
D.
THIRST AND PRETTY teeth are
responsible for a good many smiles
UNLESS A MAN masters his bust
ness his business viii master him.
PRESIDENT Wilson listened polite
~ and smiled. on you jollier'
ISN'T TT QUEER hoS long some
people can talk without saying any
thing
THE ONLY THING that Worries a
deadbeat is his inability q hunt M
enough victims.
OF COURSE you understand that
none OF the local Odd Fellows are
ninety-four years Of aee.
SOME THINK wedding presents
should be put on the free list, for
the cost ~ invitations ~ very high.
o
THE COLONEL and the Progres-
aive leaders are SIN comforting to-
gcthcr. with an eye 10 1915
DIR. OsI.ER travels inc0g. nrcause
he does not want 20 explain 20 nep"ri-
ers why be L. 81 years old and stili
upchi"roforned
MIR. MeMANiGAL expects 40 retire
To some secluded spot and begin NE
anew No one viii have much cur
iosity ~ "a where he soes
o.
FOR A MERE grease spot on the
map. Montenegro seems 90 be able
"a give the Great Powers startling
assortment Of spasms.
THE SUFFRAGETTEs smashed
another big window with "a bomb. An
other victory for the righteous cause
Of sunraeitis.
IT DOES seem q little unnecessary
for MI Bryan tu go clear across the
continent 20 whisper in Governor
Johnson'a ear
PITY THE poor rich men IN Los
Anegies. the innocent victims of the
designing girls. " ought 20 be
stuppea.
BILL BRYAN is too much of con-
NefaafiouHlist tn make good diulo-
mat-in.chlef Diplomatting az We un-
dersiand u CONSISTS chiefly in looking
very wise and nos talkine too much.
THE PRESIDENT has been called
upon for the facts about Merico. II
he h going 90 tell them an he may al
we'll suspend other business FOR the
present
MIR. GORMAN ~ Payette. Idaho
couldn't remember his past lifc when
he arrived in Denyer, Probably there
are lot 0f Denyerites who envy him
his loss Of memory
OUR PRIVATE opinion puollcly
Expressed is 20 the effect that AuNtriH
10 biz stin u she Jumps on TN,
Montenegro after the game exhibition
pot up by the little country of Nirh-
olas.
o
THE DEMOCRATS know little
about the tarin laws, Says Mr. Mar
dock WHY should theyf DO you,
fors0Oth. have 20 know anything
about the tarin In order 10 revise ~
o
TT TAX lf "a long time 10 learn
That raises are delayed
BenauHc ws seldom tFa 60 earn
More than we're being paid.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

~ s,ate. = FftpaFins r. 'Nt+NtePia
al thr f-lstians az me aas Hie nian
-. ~. ..,n..r.a, ~. and nrrs4r,a
-. -. -.
~" "
~ i't' g T" y ~ ~ " '''"s '''
impfaclAeai than Of 81 fpHY nfedeees-
aa-s TIA iasa - thas ne nasions
.e,e,,ns ,ssa me nerpesuai peace
.4.n ~. ,,.....,... ,..,., :.
800
- =" - ""'' '"s'e ~ ~" :" :"
,efnn1|1nai investigation q the cn"re'
~ ths uonsroversf TAe nndinsh Of
sh,s lnen.s,nat,n9 eomm.ttes are not
.......... 49,. ~. ,.,,,.. ~
!.
'"F "''''r'' NY ~
ne sole ehie@ " 80 efnesn' af'
raHEaHent q q y delay ne deeiAra-
lion ~ar pesween asssrpniied ma
sioms IA, they Will have time 70 cool
~ ana decide q isnr wnrth hehtine
nhnut af,er an
A. MISTER 81 faca. History of in-
.ern.t,onaq 6lmcwstfee Of recens Years
shows thar ouf powerfni and cnllght-
enea nntiens. includsnw the United
ssate. ana Japan. have habit Of an
sef.n into acsuai hoglisllies before
way kan been openly and formally
aerln lHas praetice which eave the
lara < hle advantage IN the start Of
the MAsainn wer and which resulted
IN sne uniea states returning 20
Anaaa number ~ vessels which Il
was famnd mad neen aeIzed before the
two nations had entered into for
mas aereament Ia eight each other.
Mead hile. ~ course. fhss nation had
noasenninm ~ the noate and whatever
advantage accrued sheregrom. on
me part 81 spain the blowing up Of
me Maine IN Havana harhor needs
only q passing reference
Il has been decided 10 eliminate
from the proposed peace plan the
provision shat warlIke preparations
must be suspended during the inter
national investigation.
ID imprnsses ~ ~ this distance as
q solemn and ponderoua piece Of
chimericsl foolIshness when tension
hetween nations has approached ihe
breaking point. Il II not going 10 he
Rreatly relieved By the process %
waltlng until a commission which has
no power 70 enforce lts rulings has
looked into the matters a. issue. while
preparations for war continue To go
FORWARD on the part % the parties "a
The disagreement.
IL n uractlcaliy impossible 20 make
IN an international board Of arbitra-
lion whose endtnrr win be absolutely
l,uoart,af. tn saet the personnel ot
.ncn = boara almost always win Ger.
sainir indicate what IL decision will
be In given ease. II - practically
,mnnas,h,s "a eimsnnte SELF lntcres,
from such a con mission.
The only trouble with universal arr
nIfTof4oH is TINT II fdiit 10 hfaitiatf'
Th4 anlv trouole with entering into
an agreement 10 abide by the resul,
.f arbitration IL that We DO Il with
mental reservation that the board
has 20 decide our way.
the costumes % war il becoming
nons and more the strongest deter
reaf influence against war object
lessons sach a. the frlghtful sacrifice
Of human life In The Russo-Japanese
VIZ ana che crippl.ng for years %
two great notionsi the oblation 81
nesh and blood in the Balkan war and
the almost oeeimasion OF the ARMIES
inveved' ne devastation q 'h'er'
necine strife which mas '"id waste
Meaico-~ail these 50 further than al
the peace tribunals ~ the wofld 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

Denver, April 2a- Dr. o. L. Jefler-
son, or the state land hoard. returned
from Washington after "A series 81
conferences with federal officers re-
gnrding western irrigation projects.
He met secretary OF War Garrison.
secretary uf the Interior Lane and
secretary of state Bryan. pr Joner-
son declares he received assurances
that under the new administration
federal action on irrigation projection
win be more prompt and win less
red tape than In the past
saved hy AN Alrship. prpheum
tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
Decorated cups and saucers,
&c the pair. Last sale at the
Leader. 800 w. Central.

s0nhfctte-- Which divorce colony
are sou going toy
star Invent been able Ia end
out which has the best bureau vt
publicity Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
MUSICAL CLUBS WILL
MEET IN LOS ANGELES

chicago Apru Isl Los Angeles,
Cal. war Helcried today 49, the moot,
ing place ni the 1916 convention ~
the National Federation oi Musical
clubs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
Too Ialc Tor Fricelmann serum.

Providence. r. g., April s'.- MIS-
Alec Williamson. one 81 a FAMILY nt
eleven vino travelled from Los An.
gcles to lnis cit, 80 that her husband
and 1870 other members of me family
could be- ir.atod Tor Tuberculosis hy
IN FIiedench r.. Friedman, was
buried yesterday. The woman died on
pneumonia
The three members suffering rom
tuherruiu-ls were treated by me Ger
man physician soon after their arrival.
Mr Williamson is ga l0cal hospital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
Decorated cups and saucers.
&c the pair. Last sale at the
Leader, 800 w. Central.

Itodmans latest Sensational Death
from Aeroplans. "---Orpheum tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25
COUNTY ROAD BOARD
CHAIRMEN GET
EXPENSES
State Highway Commission
Provides Mileage; Other
Board Members to Be Sent
by the Counties to Meet
Here.
CONVENTION IN MAY
TO DISCUSS METHODS

The following letters sent out by
the state engineer 10 the chairmon 81
county road boards and county com
missiuners through tue state. reln-
tive 90 the big goad roads meeting
here May > and =. are self-explana-
tory
state Highway Commission.
Santa Re. \. W.. April e.
To the Chairmen Of the County Road
Boards
The state highway commission has
DESIGNATED the ath day OF Nav for IA
state convention az Albuquerque. y.
NJ. calling on the chairman of each
county road board as a delegate TO
attend this convention. The chair
men viii Ne allowed necessary tInV-
cling expenses Co ana from their resi-
dence Go Albuquerque by the commits.
sion. For the other two members u is
suggested by the state highway COM
mission that the county road board
designate one OF both 81 th. remain
ing mgmhcrs as Delegates. and that
u would be- proper charge against
the county road fund f0f their ex-
pensos IN attendance az the state con
vention. u Is desired that az many
81 your hoard should attend as pos
siblv The object of this convention
10 tho discussion 81 proper methods
nf road construction In the county
roads Of the various counties II is
suggested that you bring notes on
ar>thing important that may be- taxi
cn up FOR discussion 90 this conVen
ton. Chalrmcn must get receipts for
expenses over one dollar not inClud.
ing railroad fare
Kindly notify me how many Of YOU
viii attend.
You're very truly.
JAMES a. FRENCH
state Engineer.
state Highway Commission.
santa re. y ~. April 30.
To the rhnlrmen 81 the County COM
mlssioncrs.
IN, state highway commission has
designated tho ath day Of May for q
state road hoard convention al Albu-
qucrque and is DESTROYS that each
chnirmun or some member of the
county commissioners should attend
this convention. Kindly notify me "
YOU win attend. The object of this
convention Ii the discussion 0f proper
methods uf road construction ON
county roads of the various counties.
Yours very truly,
J. A. FRENCH.
State Engineer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

Kari Warer versatile entertainer
crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

Born tp Jean. the Niiagraph dos,
three par 81 twins. see lhem ~
the Pn.uino tonight Ia 400 feet OF
exoclirnt aim We wondered what
Jean was doing an this time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

MIR. GORMAN 81 Payette, Idaho
couldn't remember his past lifo when
ne arrived Go DerNer Probably there
are lot 0f Denverites who envy him
his loss ~ memory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-25

Kari Karey. Versatile eniersainer,
Crystal