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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-26

FOR RENT-AnSCEI4LA
STORE ROOM FOR RENT
934 MONROE
This room is especially adopted for use
used as such for Is years; good PROPOSE
ton for the right party.
JIM. FRENCH, PMONE 1928
office rooms, steam heat. modern in ev-
cry way, on Sth ave. Apply Orpheum
Theater.
FOB sALEl5HHoRsEss COWS:
FOR SALE-aO head Of Jersey and Guern-
sey cows, to years old. fresh and
coming fresh; all tested cows A special
price on bunch. o. N. Himelburser. 4l5
Fillmore st.
Phone Grantville 167:
6 GOOD Jersey and Guernsey heifer
calves, months to 8 months old, to
trade for bull calves Of any kind. Himel-
FRESH COW. heavy , mixer calf by
side. 12S Topeka ave.
REGISTERED Jersey bull for service
Fees 500. Himelbeger. 9Th and Golden
WANTED-To buy light mares, 800 to 1000
lbs: also small mules. to be in fair flesh.
W. L. MCGUIRE & Co.. 1014 Kansas ave.
Phone 40-W.
EoR sAIE-snscEII.ANEous:
ing bed. 80 West 9Th.
LINE YOUR CHICKEN HOUSE
tor scold winter weather with stereotype
mats: each mat 16x20 irches: Soc per 100
mats to cover 20 square feet. Call at
business office of The State Journal.
FOR SALE-An adjusted coal range. 1913
1lol e. 9Th. store: grocery and meat mar
ket for sale. Phone l0l3 Black.
FOR SALEI2nd hand large butcher re-
frigerator in good condition and style.
cheap. John Lungstrum. so4 E 10TH Phone
FOR SALE-Arlington rooming house, 3s2
Kansas ave-. doing good business.
FOR sALE-Sewing machine, nearly new.
reasonable. 1123 Harrison.
FOR SALE OR Trade good clean
$4,000 stock Of general merchandise in =
live town of 500 people in east Kansas.
Must be sold at once account health.
Stock care Journal.
FOR sALE-Household goods. stoves.
washing machine, bicycle and other ar
ticles. 1924 Clay.
FOR SALEITypewriter. 81 College.
ALFALFA and prairie hay tor sale. v.
e. Brigham. Phone n. l1s West Norris
North Topeka.
FOR SALE OR TRzDEELaundry IN
Kansas City. Phone 646 or z706 Black.
r OR sALE-Good large oak posts, SC. 8.
B. Fluke. Shorey.
FOR sALE-Pump shop. Good opening
for plumber and timer. Phone 128s w.
FOR SALE-Pianos at The Residenco
Piano store. No rent, no high salaried
statesmen. You save. 1166 Wayne ave-,
end Lowman car line. Phone x10.
FOR SALE-Six counter show cases, 400
per foot, less than half price. A. c.
Klingaman. druggist.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-26

for fresh nowers- Wedding and funerals
. speciality. Everything grown In our own
greenhouses-not shipped In. SO Kansas
ave. Phone 8H-W
MRS NJ. e. HOLLLCRAFT-Cut flowers,
floral designs. 6n Kan. ave. Phone 17e-W
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-26

BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES.
FOR SALE+New and secondhand carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys. We lead the world in cheap FIX
lures: easy payments. Send for catalogue.
Brunswick-BaIke-Col Co.. 1319-5
Main street, Kansas City. Mo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
ROAD REPAIRERS
WORKING TOWARD
ALBUQUERQUE
Satisfactory Progress Being
Made in Mending the High.
way, Says c. B. Morrill,, the
Foreman of the Job.

The WORK ut repairing the road
from a point north al Alsodoncs, so
Albuquerque which Is being don. hy
"a gang OF thirty laboTcrs. under al.
direction al the state engineers oil
flee. Is progressing satisfactorily, acc
ourding TO e.. B NORTH foreman e.,
the gang who is in Albupuvrqur to-
day According tu Mr.. NORTH "a
t"usiyc repairs have already bc,h
made Ca thc Canine Real from thu
south approach 90 la Ha Jada hill. tu
the big Cut.' north OF Alspdun,a.
The road workers are nov working
south from the big cut and are uca.
ug Algodoncs
The Canine Real ends abruptly 60
AlgodVneS and the road from Alg".
dones % BeruHlillo is rurIy good. m,
road from B"rnaliilo 70 Albuquerque.
however iS % poor ,NgUv, iu" "a ROAD
ana ia Be- almost 90 certainty tG0t in,ru
is uu roud lu the state which o. y-
heavily travelled ANA which is iu 1'ute.
condition. According Geo the Inform.
tiou possessed hN MI morrill, The
road workers now near AiRudur,- n
Contnu. Geo WORK th, road Go B'ruH
lilo ana night ntp Aibuuu,rug,.
Apparently Their, ls o. great u, q
Of work 90 ~" done on -uy road from
Algoduno- into Albuquerque" saIo
Mr. Morriu today "'I'hr truuhl, Ju
the pact has been that 10. roads huf,
not been maintained Tn, ror'
hgv, been built and has, been us,d
but very little money has br,u IS.
pended Boo maintenance. The road.
from Albuquerque o. Sunin 'D a.'
bad unlg Boz spots. rn, real iuH
pots are between Alhuuut rql, uu
Nlgodonos and ms I understood D. ..r-
rang.mvnts have l"yn m1dr by do,
state engineers office tu clu.nrt.
ihvsc bad tput- co. quickly as poses.
BILE
"Et'u NOV Nh" automobile triifir
b. heavy Oirr thc road uurth ct ~
huuu'rqur and with fn, ,urilg oi
warm weather motor ears viii .t,Hrm
over LaiIyada hill "u th, Way 20 tu,
coast 1u accommodate, no, trans.
continental tourists H, huuId ual.
the roads through the stat, .u tu.
best possible condition"
Mr. Morrill, D. 90 r,Id uf uf SI..I
. city and has had much ,Np,r.,uc, u
road building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
MINORS NO LONGER
ALLOWED IN
POOL ROOMS
Severe Crimp Put in Business
Of Local Establishments by
Provisions Of Law Passed by
Legislature.

\ BIN passed hy the legislature and
signed Dos the governor. entitled
HOUSE 1851 SO. no, viii has, IN, e..
feet OF putting Ga serious DrImp iu the
business 81 th" numerous pool rooms
in AluUpucruu" us ,lsvwhcr" m the
state, Jr ga" ban tu question pruh.Ni'F
minors under th, agv 90 j. from free
quentin" and luitcrinr around pool
rooms, md prescribing penalties Tor
wu'r., proprietor, 'r agents who
permit "a, same. Tho uill is 90 roll
lows
&c. u enacted JOS THE legislature OF
iuD state OF Sew M,NIgu.
section J. Minors under th, age
lot IS years are h'T,ps ryun.a,iUd
from frvqu'utiug ur IuliuruE about
ung pool room "a Sew M,N..u.
S,r 90 The owners OF prupri'iuIs
ul am pool room lu a., state col New
N'NiDu Who shall permit minors ur-
der the tE, uf rs Years Go frequent
or luit'r about th, pool room shah
anon conviction before an, court u'
competent jurisdiction, %, tined 90
any sum not vNrv,diug tU,ulN dol.
lars. together Wtth lh' costs cot tine
pros, yutiuu ana provided further
upon 90 second conviction, shall Dee
uu'u lu o. sum not exceeding twenty
dollars and Imprisonment 300 tNr
.ouuG Jam not exceeding thirl, dU.a.
together with IN, costs of prosecution
S,.. q. That it bel necessary Tor sine
Preservation ui Tho public peace and
safety ct ih, inhabitants cot the state
col Sew Mexico that the provisions ul
this u,l shall NuruIu, elective. 90 ~,
earliest pus-ill' time ana therefor,
on emergency b. hereby declared On
,AlHt aud this act shalt tak, VfI',l
ana Dee in tull force ana effect from
and after its passage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
COMPETITION GENERAL
IN HARVESTER MACHINES
By Leased Wire To- Evening Herald. J


Omlhl. Sch. March TESTIMONY
boz defense uf the international liur-
Ncstcr company Go the anti trust suit
~ tar government varied lu character
today, competitors OF the defendant
dealers and farmers being placed on
The stand
CHRISTOPHER puukl, ot omaha. man
nsDr of tI' Nebraska Moline Pillow
COMPANY, 90 competitor o. IN, lutcrnu-
tiDnIi 'u urW implements other than
harvesting machinery testified that
competition iu 900 tine lines had been
active ana normal and that the field
had been open for the Introduction o.
new lines 90 binders tor several years
Ot his experience
q. + chapman, BLACKSMITH ol
bhIpwu. NrH. found uu trouble hand.
l.ns "a eyWu''it'.y .'rr ui binders ,,
testified. last year Doc took con 90,
Acme binder ana other farm .mpl'-
merits ur nuU newer sold Implement
before 1ui disposed of Is many binders
as bic iy, competitors combined.
The. both handled International lines
H. began selling binders because u.
believed lurl- rs- d r,Ii Cor com.
petition
"DlJuf gog uud that Old, argument
iuJi you H'rv s,,'uA % binder Gu'
controlled Do. fUr trust rrlpri ..u4
asked At'u.u,. GrusH,uur fur tHr gov.
eminent uu cross examination.
'Dh y's that bad -umvthug 90 81,
with if' replied 'b, witness.
Guud nature characterized this ml
"t legal slHrriuF' 1UI Judge NJ
Hugh. for th, drf'u-, had tho unI
Nurd when uv secured lu admission
from the witness that the quality of
Sh, goods end Juility cot the H''smcr
bad 20 do with the number OF ma
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

H. ] Eeardon arrived ~ hlbuqu,r-
que last night from Guam, ~ NJ
j. a. Galusha special officer for
the Santa re, i'it this morning Tor
brief stay in Lamy aud SANTA Fr.
j. =. kAppsr lcft iust night for ~
Puso whore u' VIII remain indefinitely
On business.
pr. r. NJ. Hansen. physician and
surgeon for thr Santa Fc Jt Gallup, Is
iu Albuquerque toduy on business at
iairs
& marriage license was issued to-
day a. Glenn Hanna, -. and Ida
Laws. o.. both OF Albuquerque.
Tho ladies oi The German lodge. -.
.u. g. Wil meet Thursda} ait'tuouu
ut $50 ut their han Refreshments
viii bee served.
j o. Toulouse, who s arranging
tor th, publication ui 90 trade iuu,-
nal haze returned from 20 brief huaI-
ness visit 60 Santa Fv.
Before adjournment yesterday tno
congregational cuul,r,uc, held here
voted 90 hold the nest me ting u El
putO.
tn, TWcmu Mystic Circi, VIII
meet tonight 80 i.Hn 1t \. -. 4. ".
hall Itrlrr- hWCut- win %, rurI eel
follow ing the lodgr session.
Nrs g.. s. Winchester lett Co..
morning tor Santa De-, whore she h"-
10 ,M-f in vote, culture. iuururs lnE
Goo tht capital one. each week. tu give
lessons Go her puptls
Tho woman HoW, and Fur"0su
Missioner, society cot jur First M,iNu-
dist Episcopal church, VIII meet n
tine church uIrluI. Thursday g'l.l-
noon al o'clock
MIhr Mau.rlI count, treasurer. rr-
turned li-t might from visit ui -,F-
crIi woras ln the ousi SIR MUa,.l
visited St Louis. chicago, cincinnati,
hrV Yurh ana attended The .uIuHurI.
tIuu of President WILSON .u washing
ION. IN March an
M,hacl quinn, q wei known srul
De brakeman. leaves tomorrow after
noon for PitishurE Pa. CALLED thor
by the sudden d.uh uT hs brother
iu-law. &C. -. Sulzmou. Who was klli-
cd yesterday 100 uu accident on the
railway.
Tho regular meeting uf Albuuucr-
que council so. Gu knights of CO.
lumbus scheduled for tomorrow
night, hus been postponed brcuuse ot
Holy Thursday. Members of The Of
der will attend church services to.
morrow evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
100 ARE SERVED At
BIG BANQUET
LAST NIGHT
A Delicious and Substantial
Menu at Methodist Church
Followed BY Live Addresses
on Coming Revival,

Sever ~ chur,u affair or nu,
other sind has there u,ru such an
uplDuTrn success as wac scored lust
night go the mems buluu.i u,ld in the
Purlor- uf the Lend uf.uuc Methodist
church as a. sort ut Ept.togcth,r
event preparatory 10 the union a..
NitW m,,tings which uu Ju beg %
March 2u. at the taurruarlo Geo boz,
erected iu two dayt lE volunteer la-
Dor az the corner OF central HNrnu'
aud seventh street 'u, hundred
and uuy people or mas b., few NOR"
-it down at the tables Go De- served
tempting ,mnds by sixteen muios OF
The church. assisted bH sNty,n girls
from m, uarwood school an OF
whom vcr, Kept bus, throughout the
evening handling the affair 81 wa
90 ohloken pie supper went, -siA
chickens. "a bird of which your Meth
odisi is provorblaily fond bcipg used
Tor th, meat Ia addition 10 the
chicktn-ulr there were hot biscuits.
pJttocs. CurD. rice, euliVe pickles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
DAREDEVIL FRANK
At THE RINK IS
WORLD BEATER
Great Act Will Be Put on for
Skaters and General Public
Tonight; Bicycle Skates Be.
ing Used in the Stunts.

Dare Deh Frank who has been "a
great drawing card at tia skating r.Ha
lh Co.,, -lAr thpatcr thir Hgoh. auu
who diu "a spectacular. death dsiA lng.
blood thrilling uert, IackIns shdt
Tor life Mst night o. booked Go pat pa
another sensational act ai the r.uk
tonight Tonight Professor Frank
Wiii do e. daring act ou 2t-iuch ni-
Dyci. rkHftr. lly offers $50 Gao ans
hod> who can stand upon the Whc
skates fur uu, minute During tng
act tonight hy Daredevil win cat
many difficut figures ANA circles and
patrons ot the rink are promised
more thrills Goo The minute than they
have ever experienced before.
Beyond % doubt Daredevil Frank o.
the king cot professional roller skate
ers tls thrilling iDutH nu skate
have caused wonder au over the couH-
tr} and tho management cot th, rIuk
iu Alhuuu,Tuu, is iu uC congratulated
uu securing hIs services
Manager irNdirh IH now oudpiFur.
iug Goo hold Frank here fuT m Easter
SUNDAY afternoon and evening ,Nhi'
buiou. nhi,h win o., especially luf
thusr who have RETAINED from skate
ing during Lent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
SICK AND INDECENT
RELIEF BILL IS
now A LAW
Measure Allowing County
Commissioners and City
Councils to Provide for
Needy Fills Long Felt Want
Here.

one OF the bills which bOsamo law
az the recent session OF the lcWiHln.
ture ia which thls city Is particularly
Interested ~ senate 1911 No. 1. an
act TO empower municipal corpora
lions to make provision Tot the care
aud maintenance ct sick and INDECENT
persons. Under a ruling uf the at
torncy general there had previously
been no power vested IA the county
To make provision for county sick
poor aud this new law viii solve "a
local problem which has made truu.
BILE for the city for years. The law
IN fun " as follows
ilc u enacted bv the legislature ut
th" state of New Mexico;
section 1. That boards % county
commissioners of the several coun-
ties. and the council or other govern.
ing board Of Incorporated cities,
towns ana villages la the state, are
hereby authorized anu empowered 10
max" such provision as they may
deem proper Tor tho relief Of dosvrV-
ing INDECENT persons who are objects
Of charity. residing within their re-
sp,Ctite limits.
Sec. g. That IN order a. provide
FUNDS Tor the purposes OF this act,
such boards 81 county commission
Crs aud such council or other govern
ing board. are hereby respectively
empowered to lcyy and collect an
ru1lly la The same manner as other
taxes are levied and collected. tax
ui not 10 exceed uny-half OF one mili
upon al taxable property within the
limits uf such counties aud munich.
palitiVS. The proceeds IT such levy
shall b., deposited 60 the credit Of H
fund hereby created. 90 be- designated
ts thu INDECENT rund, and shall bc dis
burs,d ouly Tor IN, purposes men
TONED lea this act, upon Urmizcd, GER
titled aud formally approved ace
counts by warrants drawn in the
sam, manner Us warrants for other
purposes.
see q. Any member 90 members
uf ans board uf county comm ~siuu-
cr,, cor OF the council ur other govern
ing huHrd ut any inc uoratcd city,
town ur village. who shalt cNpcnd any
portion of thu fund hereby provided
for and created, FOR any purpose 9th.
cr than that herein specified. shall
be deemed guilty uf misdomcanor
upon conviction thereof shall Ice pun
ish.d Dos % nm, OF not more than u,V
hundred dollars ur by imprisonment
Toy not more than six months, or
both
Sec g. THAT b. is necessary for th.
preservation 81 the public peace ana
safety ot the inha Iitants of ia, stat,
cot New Mexico that the provisions OF
his act shall become cfrgttiyr az the
earliest possible tim, ana therefore
IN cm,rgcugy is hereby declared tu
exit ana this act shall take oncc'
and bs 10 tull force AMI effect from
and after ts passage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE ON
WEST LINES IMMINENT
20, LEASED Wire 90 I.,cning IIcrnld. J

10y iH""'h W we 10 iN'hiNG it'lhlu, !
Chicago, March 10 Tram, Goa
nineteen railroads entering chicago
including the principal east ANA west
trunk lines, may %, tied 40 tpdut u
case OF the failure ut 4. 4. MLiucy
Vice president uf railway traiumyu
TO reach uu agree mrut with the gene
vrul managers ui th' railroads The
sWltrhmrn and switch tenders are u-
vulNrd They demand time and %
half fur overtime, sundays and huli-
days aud semi monthly pay DAYS
5 meeting WAS arranged for this
afternoon after 10 WAC shown that
only zoo men out ot 6,thG had voted
against strike. Arbitration of the
matter was lctt 60 the executive com.
uiuco. composed uf twcnt, -uNv rail.
road mon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

apple pie, cheese ana some oth,r
trimmings. making most subst1n
uul mpul Every guest had his tL
ana the scr1 iD, WAS SO iaultlcss as 90
evoke much udmiring comment
br Alouzu Bright olficiatcd ds
toastmu~trr ana among thos, who r'.
spoud,d were !. g.. clark. i. 49, Ware.
-. =. l.lthrov. ur Vert o. Bryan,
Prof. e.. NJ. Drake ana try. e.. Us.
car Bv'kmHn. pastor of tn church.
All IN. talks being concerned with
various phase. uf th' coming srrio
OF r, wal meetings and ways aud
means of making them most els
tive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Mn aud Mrs. baniel e.. AlyGuv.u
have returned frum O. trip Zoo wash.
pgton, - g.. whore thov wrrr ur,..
ont az the Wilson inaugural ai,
MCGoWan Is ussistant e. the solicitor
of tho United States forest service 10
this district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
THE WORLD"
GOES TO ST. LOUIS

seven valuable rucc hors's 600
route from Juhrgz, AiCXicu. to ST.
Louis. passed through AlDuquorquc
yin the Saniu ne this morning In
ciudcd 10 the carload are Hound thr
Worid fOurgsar-old. one of The
beet known racers in tha country.
aud Omar tWu-ycar-old that be-
iOutcG as conner in the racing
game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Easter Footwear

The Easter season is at hand The time to lay
aside winter footwear and appear in Spring Shoes!
We are prepared to meet the footwear require.
ments Of every foot that comes to us
We don't expect to shoe everybody, but we do
want to shoe you this Easter
We will please you in style and we will please
you in price We show everything in Easter Foot
wear for Men, Boys Women and Children. We via
suit you in quality for every shoe is the best for the
price we ask We are always pleased to show our
shoes.
Mems Easter Shoes ............. 1925 to $500
Womens Easter Shoes. ............ 200 to 450
Boys and Girls Easter Shoes. ...... 1.25 to 800
Babies Easter Shoes ............ so to $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Many sufferers from rhcumstlsm
have been surprised ana delighted
with Che prompt roiicf afforded by
applying Chamberlain Linimeut Not
one case in ten requires any Internal
treatment whatever fhiE iinimvnt -
Tor sale BY al druggiars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Fratefnal Mystic Circle meets
az 1880.
business OF feeling virtuous
because we have cleaned up our
yard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

80 ar, showing at present lI, mae.
t"st line uf Easter Shoes, Ties. pumps.
NHiurds and slippers $50 rtrt have
handled. Az sizes for Men, women
and CWldiru. vs., are expert uttyr
and sou win nua our prices very rcs.
Hou1blc e. Mays shoe store. 3it
West central aNonue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

turc doomed rosy and chccr-
ful and fair. in AN the Vide
world ne had not care his
salary was twenty-five dollars
dny. his deputies got ull their
generous pay. through the Nind
legislators az old Santa Fe wiil-
out taking q cent from the vcl-
vet away; the county. h FUR
uished an automobile. with
vers deep cushions and fancy
windshield, four story house
aud ten-acrc field Gin short
Office holders were very well
hceled1: ana every few days
the goNcrnor'd drirt round 20
make e brief call and TO leave
small gift and ask 90 hc
couldn't somehow give a lift
and when one sald no ne WAS
very much miffod: the county
commissioners paid FOR the
drinks with tickets TO movies.
hanuu,is, sNatiug Kinks. there
were tennis courts, Wallets, foot
men and golf links and nothing
10 do but cut up high jinks. al
expenses were pnid 10 Some
and New York, while the dep
utics gladly performed an the
work; in tho bright round 81
pleasure there wasn't duirk,
not "a 1lamc thing tu do ana
thus nothing Co shirk-
The alarm CLOCK went un with
% terrible jerk
Tho officer Jumped from nis
soft easy chair
lie rolled round his eyes aud
he tore az his hair
Some say hc went even 20 far
as 10 swear
AID glorious dream had
gone into thin air.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

star OF th, srurup ua ru.a.' Goo
Washington rom New Nur. -''.. -ri
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

start OF the suifraE zee "iiihc" 20
Washington from Sew York -ttflsl4l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Great water Falls in ldahn. tAito
81 Psfhe's "soe Amerlca FLEET series
paatAue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Start of ihc sufrog a. luk. 90
Washington from Steve York --C4 star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

Great water Fails loo Idaho" third
Of pathcs "seo America First series.
pusflmp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
The Weather

FORECAsT-Ncw Mexico --
Increasing cioueincss With rain
or snow east portion late 10.
nlght or Thursday. colder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19

LOCAL WEATHER report
for 20 hours ending az a. M.
March Maximum tciupcra-
uure. co degrees; minimum. 90:
range. 90; at y o. M. So. SOUTH
west winds: clear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-19
CASTLES In spain. or. The County
Ohtcr's Pipe Dtcam.

UiLs OF peace
ne rcclincd ln
a soft easy
chair, snok-
Ing O. Two cit
iIa an 30
rare his nu-
Arizona republican., 1913-09-18

"a motor was conceived by Papin. the French engineer, about 1860 ENperi- ments were made on line of rail across Wormwood Scrubs, London. between Shepherds Bush and the Great Western railroad. to test at
 mospheric tubes. the working Of the air pump and speed of carriages up on this principle in June, 1840, and then on a line between Croyden and London. 1S45. Atmospheric pressure was tried and abandoned in 1S4S, on the South Devon line. An atmo- spheric railway was commenced be-
 tween Oakley and Killiney in the vicinity of Dublin. in September. 1S43; opened March 70, 1S44. and discon- tinued in 1855. A similar railroad t-as nrnnnsed in the streets of Lon
Arizona republican., 1913-09-18
DORIS ARRIVES IN
 SAN DIEGO SAFELY
Young MotorcycIst Reports by Wire His Speedy Journey to Metropo-
 lis of Southern California.

By an exceedingly fast journey over land. Stayton Doris. a young Phoenix motorcycIist made San Diego at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, covering the five hundred and some odd miles in a much shorter period than any of left Monday afternoon. making Agua Caliente that night. He was at Yuma yesterday morning. and at San Diego, his first destination, by the middle of the afternoon.
 Doris will shortly leave for Los An geles to enter the freshman year at Pomona college this fall. Ths was the primary object of his tour
 Elegant trip" says the telegram re- ceived by John Doc) Lane. the local representative of the Thor motorcycle. one of which was the mount of the adventurous school boy He further reports that the road is in fair cOndi- ton at most points. and that the races over it this fall ought to be run in very fast time
 Time was when thetrip of Joe O'Son- nell and Babe" Valentine from Pboe- nix to Los Angeles was considered 2 tremendous feat. The boys strucl, some primitive cow camps along the route where their machines excited as much genuine wonder as the eirst locomotive on the plains. With the successful accomplishment of Doris faSt trip the road between here and San Diego will begin to pull the motorcvc1e travel that way.