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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
OHIO AFFILIATES
WITH NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Good. Roads Federation OK
Buckeye State Becomes
AmRlgamated With Nat
iOn-Wide Highways Organ
izatioin.

WaahlnEtGp AUG, s Pledged 10
work for the adoption nf complete
and unified system n national STATE.
county and township high Smys. the
OHIO GDod Roads federation has lt-
come nmalgamated with iho Nai.nn-
al HighwnyR association,
A. result of The action. which
was taken az meeting ~ the board
Of trustees az Columbus JUS zS'h.
tho Ohio orsnMDtlon has become
the Ohio Good Roads Federation.
Ohio Division Of the Naiionai High-
ways aaAOciatlon.
Hon, Jesse Taylar " JaA.sstnwn.
president Of the ohio fedcrs lon. is
vice president at the National iiinh-
ways association ana direclnr ~ rs
organizatlon department Arch'd
n. Huston Of columhua. chairman
Of the hoard Of trustees az the state
body has been appointed member
OF the board Of national councillors
of the association. Another ~ the
trustees. Hon. James n. Mnrke ~
Versailles state highway commits
si0ner Of ohio, IN q member "a the
council Of commissioners Of tRr Ma
iional Highways association. W. A.
Alsdorf ~ Johnstown. secrctury of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
WORDS FROM HOME.
statements That May BE investigated
Testimony of albuquerque
Citizens.

when an Albuquerque citizen comes
TO the front, telling his friends ana
nelghbors OF his experience, You can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
OF people residing In far away places
do not command your confidence.
Home endorsement In the kind that
hacks Doan's kidney Pills such tes-
timony Is convincing. investigation
proves Il true. Below il a statement
of an Albuquerque resident, Ma
stronger proof of merit can he had.
j. NJ Vickrey. plumber. i004 ~
Eleventh street. Albuquerque. y. NJ,
says ~ don't hesitate 10 recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. I arr sure that
they are good medicine for back
ache and kidney trouble. In my ease
they brought immediate relief from
backache. know Of another case
where Doan's kidney Pills were used
for pain in the back that was caused
by weak kidneys. such positive benz
EFT was had thar Il proves their worth
beyond question"
For sale by ali dealers. Price 30
cents Foster Mllburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

the federation. becomes maaaGtr "a
the northern organization aepart-
ment Of the association.
The action % the Ohio federation
fellows closely similar action on sl,e
part Of the National OLD Traits Rnad
association. an organization with To-
o00 members. the head ounrsets 81
which are IN Kansas CITY. Mo-. rnd
Of the lntermountain Good llsAda
association. which han headauaFs -
In Boise. Idhns. THESE twp boeles
haye hernme departments Of the Na-
tlouul Highways association The
Texas Good Roads federntion has
ALSO acted fRvoraniy on the pFopoeai
20 nmasgamnte
The ohio federation has been one
% the most sucocnnfui good roads or
Plantations in thR country, and % lta
efforts n due much ~ the credit loF
tho states recent activity IN fpaa
bulldlng. Il n believed that 10
broadenlnR ~ Held By Joining iu the
demand Tor q system 81 highwayh
hnilt and maintained By the natiou
the federation has greatly Increased
a. usefulness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
SUGAR IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED STATES.
FISCAL YEAR 1918

vail, three-quarters OF billion from
Porto Rico, nearly quarter of a
billion from the Philippines. and the
remainder chiefly from South Amer
Tea. Java. which has in some years
sent US as much aa billion pounds
~ sugar, sent but 10 millions pounds
In 1913, while the quantity from Flu
rope. chiefly beet sugar. was iS2 mil
lion pounds against hut en- million
In 1919. but being materially less
than In certain earlier years. the
total quantity OF beet sugar import
ed In 1891 having been SOS .6s3.07S
pounds. and in 1897. i.S65.567 ass
pounds.
In value. however. the years re-
ceipts 81 suaan cell nearly 30 mullen
dollars below those of last year. de-
spite the fact that the quantity re-
ceived was SOC million pounds great
cr. The total value OF sugar import
cd from foreign countries during the
fiscal year 1913 was SiOt. 1893. S23.
and of that coming from Hawaii,
sac. 607,S20; from Porto Rico. see,
Glg.ibS. and from the Philippines
Ff.59a. 1873: the latter. however. being
included In the figures Of imports
from foreign countries. The average
value per pound of the sugar i'm
ported from foreign countries in the
fiscal year 1913 WIS % cents. againsl
2.sl cents In 1912. 2.4G cents In 1911
ana 90 cents IN 1910.
These figures. which show that thc
sugar imported IN 1913 exceeded tina
of any other year, suggest that the
sugar consumption OF the United
states In 1913 will be larger than
ever before and viii. for the first
time. exceed billion pounds TN,
quantity brought from foreign coun-
tries II about ~ billion pounds. and
from Hawaii and Porto Rico nearly 2
billion. while the domestic prodGc'
ton now approximates . billion
pounds. the figures for 1879 being. a'
beet sugar about i.2OO million
pounds. and OF cane sugar 7et MI
lion pounds. Speaking In very round
terms, Il may be said that foreign
countries supply approximately one
half Of the sugar consumed In ne
United states, our own islands ABOUT
one- fourth. and our own fields hp n
one-fourth, Cubn supplies n,ne.
tenthH OF that from abroad Hawai-
about one-half Of that from our irI-
ands. and beets nearly tWo-thirds oi
that produced 40 home.
Sugar from Cuha makes It's h.Sli'
est record In 1913, 4.3tt,T44.nl3
pounds. against 3.50a.655.5a6 pounds
In the former high record year 1910
while that from the Dutch East Ia
dies (principalty JavaD makes iti
lowest record In many years. helms
hui i2,759,756 pounds against $40.
as6.4iO pounds ia 1919. 9i6,S5S. l3i
pounds In 1903, and i.1Ge,.ps,N5i
pounds In 1890.
Figures Indicate that the United
states " clearly ne the head OF he
list of sugar consuming countries
the figures OF the current year SUI
gesiing q consumption Of more than
billion pounds while the lates
available figures Indicate a consump-
tion In india OF ahOu, . billion
pounds, In Gred. Britain over ~
billion. Russia 3 billion AMI .ernhnS
"a billion poun6s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Wnahinnton. Aug 6.--Aesordina "a
figures gathered Dv ons 90 the yet-
Urinary inspectors 81 IN, bureau III
animni Industry. the pres sncv OF tho
tick among ~ cattle Ot the slign
not only lessons 'nt value 81 t,.e cat
lie on the holf bat Cauges tho gtad-
inNn or hides that haze besn infested
with ticks ~ No. Z quality.
The aane hide. " free from ties
marks would grade No. 2. The dif.
ference In price between these two
grades Of hides IN cents per pound.
AZ the hide Of southern steers weighs
about ~ pounds. the presence 81 the
tick la the hide causes a lois IN the
hide alone 81 more than 8 80 per
hide Government specialists point
out that the cost of tick eradication
n only about so cents per head, 20
that ~ the counties make q Hystcmat-
&C. campaign To eradicate tho tick the
increase IN value 81 the hide alone
wouu pay for the cost 81 tick Grad
ication ana leave the farmer a net
profit of about 20 cents per hide.
The hide situation II becoming
rather serious. A prominent tanner
In Pennsylvania states.
For the class 81 leather We make
We prefer southern hides for chrome
ON account OF the close texture and
ine grain. but ON account 81 the
ticks we have had "a practically stop
purchasing southern hides"
This is particularly significant as
the demand for chrome leather Is In
creaHlng 80 that the normal demand
for southern hides will be still fur
Their decreased.
large percentage 81 the chrome
leather now produced r. finished with
the grain left on ~ that all imper-
fections and tick marks on the gram
side show plainly In the old days
when all the leather for uppers was
made from bark-tanned stock. ali
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Washington. Aus h---More sugar
was brought into continental United
states In the fiscal year just ended
Than In any other year In the history
Of the country. according 20 the lat
81 commerce The quantity OF sugar
entering from foreign countries ant
our own Islands In the year ended
June 80, 1913, was . billion pounds
and exceeded by 500 million pounds
the figures ~ the former high record
year. 1912. when the imports from
foreign countries and the islands
were. IN round terms, billion
pounds. az the Gia billion pounda
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
WATER IN RED RIVER
DITCH Nv AUGUST IS

Maxwell. ~ NJ. Aug 5.--August Is
Is the day set Tor turning the water
into Red River ditch. which viii con-
Vey the wnter from the Hebron dam
10 the various iakea on the Maxwell
tract. The water mas been delayed
several months on account Of the
work on the big cut, and also on ao-
count OF the storm IN June. which
damaged the ditch in several places.
But from present indications tie wa
ter will be turned la on the date SET
and the hopes Of years will he realized.
Since the bis Hebron dam has been
completed. enough water has run
over the spillWay 10 hil every lake on
the tract several times But as the
ditch leading from the dam 20 tho
tract was not finished. the water could
not be usea There A. water enough
In sugarte TO SUPPLY an possible
needs az the Maxwell tract, and the
water that has been going 60 waste
the past fow months VIII soon be put
to use.
A long AZ the ditch lasts and here
rs no reason 10 suppose Il viii not last
forever. there viii be no shortage OF
water on the tract With the exceP-
ton 81 Lake 2 every lake on the
tract can be- nned from fienron dam
And as All the lakes. including Lake
? have been nilcd hitherto from the
Vermeio, Il " reasonable a. mppose
that the vermeio win continue 90 do
It's duty.
The dual Irritation system 81 the
Maxwell Irriented Land company has
been fayofahly commented upon boy
every engineer who has visited the
tract aud some ~ The best engineers
In the United states have been here.
Either system is SUFFICIENT. and the
two combined remove the last element
~ doubt
The day the water is turned in
should Doe made q holiday Tor Max
we'll and an who can should go "a
the dam and see the water turned w
ID means moro 90 the Maxwell tract
than ans other one thing could pos
slbly mean sinee 4 make certain th'
success 81 every farmer ana the sue
cess OF the farmer means the success
Of the town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

leather was buffed and the grain re-
moved. For this leather tanners
could use cheap hides that we're COW
cred with impcrfectiona and tick
marks and make fairly good leather
The situation today, a. u has been
explained. a. very different. a. the
public II demanding more and more
grained feathers for which large
proportions 81 southern hides viii
not be available until the tick "
erndlcnted.
Tennessee win probably be the
flrst atate 60 he entirely free from
quarantine for ticks. II already has
eradicated the tick in 81 counties
ana al that now remain under quar-
antine are parts OF Marion, Wayne.
Hardeman. McNairy and Decatur
counties and an OF Hardin. Hender-
son and Chester counties. II a. hoped
that hy September LIST these counties
viii be free from ticks and the en-
tire state out ~ quarantine.
According 90 the specialists 81 the
department ~ agriculture. Il has
cost less than so cents per head 20
eradicate the tick ~ Tennessee and
the cattle owners az result have
gained not less than 81 per head.
thus aiding to the value 81 iheif
stock. There are some $780, 0O Snttie
In the counties already free from
ticka and the immediate benefit to
these owners has been not less than
50, 500 Gee. The cost OF tick oradi-
cation has heen only $3.50. Gee ~ that
the investment pnid for itself nearly
IL times over In a very short time.
This does not include the additional
profits which come from the fact
that now that the tick II eradicated
more cattle can be raised on each
farm and that the cultivated fields
are mnde more productive by the in-
crease ~ the amount OF fertilizer
now available.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

N8ENHeNN 1917
Elephant Butte. ~ NJ. Aug. A.
c. J. Blanchard ana party win spend
toniRht and pari of Tuesday inspect
ing the work on the greatest irrigation
undertaking in America. the Elephant
Butte pre- ieqL After q week trayers-
ing the Mesilla. Paiomus and RincOn
valleys. the reclamation service pub
iicity man and his party finished their
northern trip at the dam today. and
viii return 10 Ei Paso on Tuesday for
an Inspection Of the land below vi
pnso.
The reclamation party reached the
dam al 1880 q. m. Monday, having
made the trip from RincOn. distance
OF % miles, IN four hours. The return
trip viii be made on the train
sunday the party travelled up
through the Rincon valley az Tar
north as Garfield ana back, total
distance OF A. miles being covered.
rive stops we're made during the day,
the roads being very sandy aud hard
to get over az many points
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
CORE FLOWS FREELY
At CARLSBAD
AFFRAY
House in Mexican Suburb
Converted Into shamblea;
One Murdered In Bloody
Affair.


especial carFenponaener o. enc mesalat
Carlsbad. n. NJ. Aug. t.-r.nst
Ihufsdey nishl there Uas 4 killsnE IL
san Jose, the little Mexican Ansarh
Of Carlsbad.
Dolores Corralles made a trim 10
Roswell IN comnany with tho wife Of
Carlos Aediaz. The husband went 40
hoAWeli and brought his wffe back
TIE wife was ia the little e.rooui
house. occupied hs a friend, and Cor
rallies was ~ the room when cruz
Hernandez. q kaif brother of Men-
dina entered and attempted 10 cut the
throat OF corraiies He had Corral
les iammed against the wall So he
could not get his revolver a. s0on
az he wished MeDdez. she husband.
snrang Through small window and
Was shot twice, just above the heart
ana expired almost innmedlntelv. DO
loree Corrallea was shot three times
and cut severely and "a nov In the
hospitnl nndeF guard strange 10 say
today he y out ~ danger ana IA re-
covefine
hefnandez u In iall. cut Ia the arm
and with his thumb cut on.
Many people were heard 10 say that
" 500 on a side % this class 81 men
were 10 engage IN battle down ln ola
Mexico the wires would have e differ
ent tale 20 cell District Attorney
Scott frem Roswell h here today a.
tending the examination 81 tIeFnan~
dez Dolores Corrnlles d not shle a.
UNDERGO an examlnation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
RATION MAN COMPLETING
BlCs RESERVOIR SYsTEtI

Ration, ~ NJ. Aug SC r.. Renis-
berg spent she early part OF the week
on his ranch near Ute Park. The
completion OF large reservoir.
which is now well under way. viii
make this ranch one 81 the finest IN
the country. Unlike most mountain
valley ranches. this one will grew
abundant crops of alfalfa and ~.
Remsberg from now on intends 10
give considerable attention 10 grow
ing crops and feeding cattle and
hogs. Red top clover, heretofore un-
tried on this ranch. viii be sown
among the crop In the future. u
has recently been learned that clover
does better than most any other crop
where excessive moisture IN 10 be
had and this ranch in many places
IN ideal for the crop
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

A few dosen Of that wonderful blood
purifier 3 B. 81. viii atsrt activities IN
the cellular Tissues OF the body and
soon FhOw decided changes IN the skin.
The skin IN but One RotWOrk Of tiny
blood vessels. and the specific action 81
g. y. ~ IN declared % 10 a pronounced
Intimidation Of the activity Of these
cells. Certain a % TINT Ia q surprise
lnRly short time any skin eruption
elbows q most remarkable change u
begins % dry up; the skin scales on
IN tiny nockn. aud soon layer of
clear. healthy and arm tissue results.
The reason for this N Ia the peculiar
gtlmul0lion Of 81 n 81, which enables
lho cells 10 the skin 90 select from the
blood ths nuirlment u requires to-
regeneration
This fact has been demonstrated year
In ana year cut % O wonderful number
81 caaaa 81 severe skin diseases that
had seemed 20 BE- lucurable.
lou can obtain ~ 81 8 "a any wen
stocked drug store, n you insist upon
ID, but BE- sure you are not talked into
something "iuat nn good"
80 d prepared ~ the swift 1pe-
cinc ca, $50 swift nldN Atlanta, Ga.
write Tor tholr Illustrated book VA
akin uineaHoa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Caruthersville. Mo-. Aug. with
her baby in her arms and carrying
the revolver with which she shot and
killed her husband. AIRS. Anderson y,
Waldrop. wife of a prosperous plant
or walked two miles To a neighboring
farm house today To telephone To the
sheriff here WuldrOp's body was
found In his farm dwelling Mrs
Waldrop IN In iail here According "a
her statement Waldrop had threaten
30 Ia XIII her. She claims she shot
him while he was preparing Ia carry
out his threat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Paris. Aug. G,--The influence OF
the nnti-miiitarist propaganda nov
being carried on In France Is illus
trated by an incident which ~ porte
60 from Rheims. soldier az the
station remarked 20 his comrades az
train was approaching. - VIII
show YOU how to escape dOns three
years service" and before lee could
be prevented he placed his fpot ON
the rail aud had his toes c'ushed "a
pulp. lie was promptly removed ~
"A hospital
a curious point In connecu n WITH
the Incident is that the man In qles-
ton. who was attached 90 the army
aviation section, recently enlisted ~
his own accord for three years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
ARRIVALS At HOTEL
COMBS

The following out-Of-town guests
we're registered today at Hotel Combs.
u. \, Patton, Gallup. n. M; Victor
Chavez Paloma, n. A.; Julian Chavez.
Palma. n. NJ. Robert Curran. New
YORK, Mr. ana Mrs Leo Hersoh. SAN
"a Pc. y. A.; J. u, McAdama, Gallup;
q. Hardle. Chicago; j. r. Miller Dem
yer. James e. Harvey. Santa Ne.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
EXCLAMATION.
RECLAMATION.
Chief StGtistlci0n Blanchard Puts
in Night and Day at Elephant Butte
Reclamation Service Official Sees Entire Lower Valley
Water Will Be Turned Into Big Red River Ditch System
BY August l5 Lake Charette Project Progressing;
News Of Other Irrigation Matters in the state,

fact 4 contract has been let for
the building of the reservoir and dam
to Oiigs city firm This win he a
gigantic proposition, the cost Of the
nscessary improvements being some
where IN the neighborhcod Of steO ?
zoe and the project will place sonic
2d,O0u acres 81 land under Irrigation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

The Farmers Irrigated Iaud com-
pany have wire today irom Kansaa
CITY THAI they viii have q larne crowd
here Thursday nishs On lhelr special
ear 'carlsopd" This cas- that - ~
tho service ~ this compnF was laf.
merly the private car bl ono 81 lhe
Nnpderhllis and a mok elegant
Pullman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
How The Trouble slaFIs.

Constipation Is the cause Of many
ailments and disorders that make life
miserable. Take chnmberlain's Tab
let's. keep your bowels regular and
you will avoid these disease. For sale
By an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

If you want real big bar
gNins attend the Reopening
Sale now on at The Leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

IT'S A PLEASURE TO LOOK AT
"A cake from our Bakery because,
whatever It's kind. II II certain 20 have
an appetizlng appearance. Then the
taste Of Il In a revelation OF purity,
WholesOmeness and toothsomeness
Besides baking splendid. appetiEins
Dread we make the daintiest OF pound.
plain, raisin and fancy Cakes, and they
are enjoyed by hostess and guests
alike. SO like home baking. too only
some ladies' would feel happy " they
could make them like ours.
PIONEER BAKERY
a07 south First Street..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

When yon want Ice call up ST-SS--
Diamond Zoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Prompt messengers. quick delivery
and baggage. Independents Delivery
Phone 6ei,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Departments Agriculture THAT Tanness cannos uso Hides
from Tick Infested Districts Sur Clnosue
ttttttttt+
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

IL You want real Me bar,
gains attend the Reopening
Sale now On q The Leader
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

Diamond Ioe--ine beet ice, made
from distilled water Phones S7-bs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06

If you want real big bar.
gains attend the Reopening
Sale now ON at The Leader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-06
LAKE. CuARETrE PRoJECT
RAPIDLY ptOGltt.sSlN ~

springer. A. "a, Aus s The Lake
Charlotte ilriRa,ion project IA now "A
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-08-30

The Kewpie Club was entertained
by the Misses Fux, at their home, on
the southern end Of the city, on last
Monday night. Quite number OF
guests, were present among whom
were numbered several out-of-toWn
young ladies.
Euchre was endulged in. Miss
Florence Barry of Grand Coteau
proved to be the lucky one having cut
successfully for the first prize, which
was a pretty gold hat pin. DR.. A. ].
Perrault won the gentleman's prize,
gold tie clasp.
During the game punch was served,
whilst after the euchre was finished
with ambrosia and cakes was done
away with by those present.
The members as we'll as the guests
were highly pleased at the manner in
which they were entertained by the
Misses Fux, and all expressed them
selves as having had . jolly good
time.