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FOR sALB-A b1rgain, eleven
twelfths OF Old Town lot No. BIS,
two corners: also Old Town lot
next to it. No. 377, with two two
story hon 2s on same. W'p sell
cheap for cash. Also three
lots with six romm cottage on $
Simcn's ISLAND near the pcf AID
three acres Of fine land lis NORTH
Of the lighthouse, facing public
road Apply st ll-2 Carpenter 81
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The sanitary order issued follows
BFuasw WICK. Ca. June rs. 1913.
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FOR SALE Nine room house, 9o3
Monk street, on Trust lot. 80 by $50.
$500 Address c. E. Baker, Doug
las, Ga. f-l0
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A PROCLAMATION.
90
BY His Exeelleney, John M, slaton
Governor.


STATE or GEORGIA Executive De
partment, Atlanta.
Whereas, a vacancy will soon exist
IN the office Of United states senator
from Georgia for the term beginning
March 4, 1913, and
Whereas. said vacancy can be filled
by popular vote only, the general as
sembly having provided by act for
holding a special election to fiji said
vacancy
Therefore, !, John Al Slaton, COVER.
nor Of said state, by authority Of act
approved July /, 1913, do Issue this
my proclamation ordering a special
election for United states senator TO
hll The vacancy above described, to
be held on the 18th day of July, 1918.
under the laws Of this state governing
elections and the act above referred
TO.
In witness whereof. / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of State to be affixed this the
list day of July in the Year OF Our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
thirteen.
John NJ. Station, Governor.
BY the governor:
Philip Cook, Secretary d State.
Attest A. Il. ulm, Sec. 3. Dept.
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nrunswlok. q. Jnna 81 lal.

Drums " lCAs 1ss-s y uAei H. q 80
To Holders of Leases u Toa
mons:
ec. 81, 1918
a r. The hola
with requ
their rs on Coz
changed inS Son
made the a. 81
make tie dep llav
erly filed q pr lica
ssme few to Enake ps
plicatien az MIN order that
may have a B1al opportunity b
a fee simple deed, instead OF hold
ing under a lease. council has extend.
ed the time in which the cl1an
may be effected to July 81, 1919.
over 80 per cent OF the leases hsve
been changed to fee simple title and
/ council would prefer to have the
/ lease holders get the title IN fec sim
pie rather than sell to some one else
at public cutlery
Blanks will be furnished at the cit,
clerks office, city hall II is impor
iant for prompt handling, that yod
state In your application, from whom
and when, you purchased your lease
j hold isrest, and give a description
i Of the loperty. This information car
/ be obt d from the papers you hois
ANA the adltional information asked
for on the blanks, can be given 8
you probably on request at the 81
fees Of the clerk and treasurer
the city hall
r. S. Nash, cha!rmani
A. J. Nicholson,
M. 3. McKinpon
Special Committee.
+ 2-t.a.wA-to-7-31
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Cottage, care News. 10
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WANTED Representative TO mail
circulars IN spare time, IS per 100,
send stamp for particulars. Ad-
dress President, As Colorado Ave,
Indianapolis, Ind. eli
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WANTED = IMMEDIATELY. YOU
TO KNOW WHERE Y0U CAN
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STAMPS ON EARTH. SEALS.
STEN Ills AND THE NEVER
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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Pay city taxes now and saw
li-rcl,r,t 1lr.,.i.rd c..r,ir.n.. LII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
rIGE SANE EOtfRTIL

We rally reRard Il ae Unnecessary.
bne for ibs sake of the convention
ailtiea Win a. usual cali attention 20
me wisdom 81 observing independ-
once Day On July In manner 20
inAieaio common sense rather than
anieidal n,ania. Tho American people
hase pretty well learned IN tho last
few years that the Glorious Fourth
- not property celebrated IN a hospi.
tai nos q cemetery. ana the safe and
sane holiday Is rapidly becoming a
national institution.
A. a permanent feature Of the
fnodern celebration we might sug-
eem a. annual reunion ~ Survivors
n Suiy Fourth. We believe Il would
bring forth yearly an army Of naim-
"a ard crippled veterans rivailins sho
0eiiypburs event and would serve &c
impress upon ue he deadly hazards
81 the barhaEous custom nov hnppiiy
consigned to the limbo OF things that
were,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
! Newest Notes of Science

A new German patent law protects
citizens of the empire even " they
do not have residence or establish
ment In the fathcrland.
Tannin stains can bee removed from
tea cups without Injury 10 the finest
china by wea RESOLUTION Of hydrosul-
phite OF soda In vinoga".
THE British meteorological office has
established station for furnishing
weather Information ana forecasts TO
aviators and aoronauts.
Resembling pair OF pliers is an
Illinois inventors implement Tor
quickly fastening Irvine around par
cells by Clamping the ends together,
Japan Is planning 10 adopt an all
phabot 81 a. letters. including most OF
tho Roman characters. some Russian
and the rest uriglnal symbols.
A novel attachment for women's
handbags holds four nickeis 80 they
may be quickly Withdrawn when us
user boards IA ay-on-enterinE street
car
a German aviator with giganllc
monoplane plans To- attempt a trnns-
atlantic Hight this year from Spain 10
Halifax with q stop al the Azores.
For heating shaving water In cup
Ia "A minute there has been invented
"a resistance coli. taking electricity
through a cord from "a light socket.
The lt.lian army has adopted a
cruiser Of tho desert" an armOrod
automobile clrylEg seven men and
two guns one on top lea "a revolving
turrot.
A suction cup base Us provided with
nov portable electric lamp 80 % can
be used anywhere there Is smooth
surface To- which the cup viii cling.
Monoplanes are 49, safe 40 biplanos.
both as 90 stability .n Hight and struc-
tural strength according 90 the ind
ings of an Enslish military board.
Electrically Driven portable air
pumps are provided by big New
York electric company 90 provide
fresh air to a. enploye when work
ing underground
STEAMBOATS, buiu in England for use
on tropical river have been poyidcd
with means Tor spraying their cabin
roofs with water 10 cool them by eyap-
ora ton
Tho iointod-in tho-middle street car
Win which Boston has been expert
menting Tor several months has prov
ed no successful that several moro have
been ordered.
Breeding cattle and horses from
South Africa have been sent 90 cuba
by an English ranch owner there who
viii experiment with crossing then
with American stock
Many worked out coal mines ir
Pennsylvania are heinE filled in win
sand aud other waste material 20 pre-
tont their surfaces caying and damag
ing valuable property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
JULY l IN HISTORY

1926 -ChaplHins nrst appointed to
each ship in the British navy
Runaparte abdicatrd the
throne Of Holland and retired
10 Austria Az private iudi-
yiduai
Presque Isle surprised boy the
United states troops under
Lieutenant Gregory.
is32-Rite OF suffice abolished Boo Him
do9stan boy the British authuri-
ties.
ISGi--A ire supposed lo boz incrudihry
dotroycd tho government
storehouso for hospital supplies
and other buildings in louis
vile. Ky, with loss OF 81
UOO, 1000.
1895 Battle ~ ~ Cancy tspanish-
American war;
tgN3-Thundor storms in Indiana de-
stroyod many houses ana r'n-
dored goo families homeless
iAII-rhe Interstate commerce COM
mission ordered sweeping In
yestiRution us express come
pennies engaged In Interstate
business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01


silver nay-i.ake George. n. ~,
lnls The eastern city conference
Under the auspices 81 the national
hoard Of Young Women'e Christian
Associations ~ tho United states be-
eun mere today and viii continue FOR
ten DAYS.
The morning VIII he given up 20
Bible study courses. mission study
courses community study and various
other cluEscs which Eivu prcpara.
tion for real service IN the commun-
ity. The afternoons viii be devoted
10 recreation. including aquatic
sports. tennis. basketball baseball
Held day sports, swimming. rowing
and walking. excursions by boat and
drives To the places OF historic inter-
eat and scenic beauty la the vicinity
Tho evenings will be- general social
times with AN occasional lecture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01

mta "a sAil ANA anllIi Nneteiiee %
irt nafl8 no nath tsn nDt 81 seld
s. Nsilonl Uusta "a auslIltf,
ltt.f whose ltln|ne q dthc'tni and
pn uaannel ~ ofnnefs 4 ma 81
As h|th nndsfd ~ military ora
e|anrs ItI no N4llnal 0nart ftpre-
atnla II lls training g, least three
montha " ateady drlll under n'fiet
81 bIInt Iof newly rnie=4 force.
h. other Words. new army after
lhltc monihs u insltacllon would
rtnet ahoas the pfoaelspes 81 the
AVERAGE National ouard RESENTMENT. ~
WI unpgepared Tor battle with 2
tgaIata TOO. Tne iaea that Numbers
TIen efIniea Is eFFpneea=. ass = 80
sely apon "a for our sutnrs defonfe
W. ehali sxnoae ourselves 10 the pos
hinty 81 SERIOUS disaster. History
q fnil of me achievements q snali
Bodies or trained and inadeqposgiy
disciplined men. We could. ~ ceufses
.lsck IN cveatlonv II We went shout
IL riEht. but q small part % creation
rouid tick us II shey we're veteran
soldlers nike those who fought a.
oeinsburg and We relied upon hasti-
n raised volunteers 70 mee, Them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
RAILROAD NOTES

81 Louis traffic officials are pre-
dieting a freight csr famine IN okla
homa. owing o. crop conditions.
According 20 Tacoma and Seattle
tumors. Westminster will get the first
Canadian coast grain elevator.
The farmers who have been huild
ing tbs Mount Ida Ouachita valley
and Hot Springs railroad are so busy
with crops that road work D. tenn.
porarily suspended.
The Chicago a Alton r. weighing
all company coal on its own scales
having taken exception 90 the weights
given % the mines.
IA less than three months the Buff
falc. Rochester a Pittsburgh viii haze
put the last Of It's wooden passenger
and baggage cars la the discard aud
thoi eaftcr VIII operate ali-steel cleo
trio lighted ears. of the latest type
Tne Chicago and Mort hwcstern has
decided 10 operate trains on the new
extension of the road co. the Central
Illinois coal fields hy the tclcphon"
system Of dispatching. The line ,ill
extend from South Pekin 10 Bend
i05 miles
The New orleans. Mobile and chi
cage Railroad company has pur,ha
cd from the Baldwin Locomotive con
pany twelve locomotives az n total rusi
of f238.51A These locomotives viii
Doe used Tor freight and passenger se..
vice
owing 20 the heavy travel 90 Get
tyshurg during the celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary Of the great hnt
tic. the Reading railroad manage
ment has discontinued AN forms oI
free transportation. either annual
time or trip. excepting only con duty
passes for employees.
The governor ct Massachusetts hW
vetoed the bin passed by the logislo
ture. permitting the Now York Nov
Haven a Hartford 60 acquire all th'
electric railways IN the state west 81
Worcester The governor sHyS thn
while the bin 'purpor,s to provide
better transportation facilities ful
western Massachusetts. ln fact BE- ha'
been skifully drafted IN such mann"'
ns to logalize unlawful acts hithart'
committed by The railroad comphnlo'
Ohc New Haven without giving an'
satisfactory assurance that the trans
portation facilities needed in western
Massachusetts viii ever be provided
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
T0DAY's BIRTHDAY
KOs..,Rs

Former Representative Edwin Wcr-
tor Hieeius OF Connecticut. was horn
July 4. 1874, az Clinton, CONN WIS
educated in the schools of norwich
and graduated from the Yale law
school IN 1897 received the degroe 81
bachelor OF laws. nna been cngagcd IN
tho active practice Of law since his
admission 20 the bar IN 1897 IN 1893
no represented Norwich In the gem
erai assembly and served on the conn
mlttco In judiciary mls boon corpora
lion counsel Of Norwich. a deputy
judge 81 IT. city court. ana WIS hrHlth
officer for tho county of Ncw London;
served on the Republican state central
committee. and as prosecuting atit +
ncy for tho city OF Nurwichi was a
delegate To- the Republican National
convention of 1894; was elected 20 tho
Fifty-ninth. sixucth and sixty hrst
congresses and reelected 20 tho sixty
second congress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01

Washington. July The pndi-
ton of tho United states treasury az
tho beginning of business yesterday
WIS.
Working balance. ts2.75ta0t
in banks and Philippine treasury.
k6I.gtaGaf
Total of general fund. tiia.82o.
.O25.
Receipts saturday. M.aNa.2O2
Disbursements. tt035.i26,
The surplus this fiscal year " t2t,-
COS. 5gb. as against surplus 81 f2o.-
tG1 $50 last year
The figures fuf receipts dishurHe-
ments and surplus exclude Panama
canal and public dccht transactions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
4 IAssoN EnoM aErrysnunG.


There are assembled on the old
battlefield 81 Getiysburg many thou
ss,nds o. veterans Of tho Federal and
Confederate armies in the nftleth an
nivorsars o. that great hattie. some
times called the nigh water mark
81 the confederaey." more for the
effect the Union victory had upon
Nuropeap opinion ana the hopes and
condolences Of loyal people every
where. than from Sc purely military
aspect The military features most
prominent arr tho fact that the battle
wan Fought between two trained
a4mits Of veterans and that both
srmies after the three days % light
ina were able 10 keep the field pfac-
tlcnilg Intact. and the struggle be-
tween them continued Cor nearly two
years loneer Had either OF these
great armies been composed % now
and unseasoned troops. u would prac-
tieaElg have been annihliated and tho
end OF the war would have come
lsuch sooner q not almost immodi-
atey ia view Of ihe concurrent yic-
tory a vicksbufg
ghese were some new troops Ia
BON nrmien, pu, they were so min
sled with the veterans a. 20 be stead.
led and held 20 their work by them
The lesson o. this great battle IL that
only nreh trained troops can We rely
for procession q Ne have trained
foa 10 noet The idea that IN,
people WIN fiae 81 masse and over
uhcim ga invader IL iaiiacious. no
oniy ~ view ~ whsi occurred here
hui w me reeora og centuries sma'
armies ~ trained troops have boeI
uhIe a. Essp millions 10 subsection
Nnen Leo aiatrted his invasion % "a,
Norih "a appeal was made FOR sos
Hich rising. but q did not come
ME sisie ~ pennsyltania. whicl
nhn lhe one invaded. made ~ efor
"a ofranles and mohllize state iroep,
Hai he bert 4 could 81 Vas % 81
about ig.oDb aomeahere mar th
nn ~ baftle which would BAY
s peelN i|1 aatlees ~ fhe nptua
sal N i lheg M participates
taxes from W. menshr 90 yea
rs 4te Iftf an4er lnf beai 9
|soa ouf n,llp rerular arm
AnN rNtsI1 y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
2 NFFNVN ~ ~ ~ 'EV''FF'I 49,
Back at Gettysburg
lly GAIT. JACK CRAWFORD,
Tho Poet s,out.


Hello. ihcro Johnny. uowdy dos
ulad 90 have a shakc with you
Glad 90 meet you. whole lot moro
Than ! WAS m days o. yoro
When tho Yankee an confad
on the field was sWappln' lead.
When We met then. me an you.
'Twasn't with "Howdydo q"
or cheeryllke Hello"
With an ougslft3ched hand. An. 40.
Mct with guns asniltln lead.
Feet most tangled 'mongst tho dead,
Eyes most scorchcd with battle IRE,
ffees Satan would admire.
lells a-mlxin' with the air
Nun 20 raise a deed mans hair.
Bullets nyin tnick ~ hail
In a furious summer gale.
shells a-slnEin sonEs that we
Didn't hear with no doErcc
90 Intoxicated SOY
In our brave souls I'm. Oh boyg
Mebhc q was me that sent
out "a chunk o. lead hoil bent
Causia' that Of wooden peg
Where you ust 10 wear leg
Mohbc muskct In your Strip
DoWned me with a shattered nip
GiVing me cause fur snyin'
Things that didn't sound like prayin',
Well Of hoy.-I'm glad we've met:
Put 'er there again: YOU bet
NJ a foreign foe should dare
To insult that Of naR there.
Tho. we're oidish. me an YOU
"A Try 60 bent each other a.
Anything ia shoot an hght
out a-spilIlu FUR nEht.
Keen as when We worked a gun
Gainst each other En-, OF song
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
stn,e Of ONO. clly Of Toledo.

State at ohio. city at Toledo,
Lucas County
Frank j. cheney makes oath that
he b. senior partner OF the hrm of y.
j. cheney a 60. doing business IN
the city Of Toledo County and state
aforesaid. and thnt said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNbRED Dol
LARS for each and every ease 81
Catarrh that cannot ho cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn to before mo and SUBJ
scribod IN my presence, this bth DAY
of December. A. -. 1855.
(scaD A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh cure b. taken in-
ternally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of tie sys-
tenn send Tor testimonials. free.
r. D. CHENEY A co, Toledo, o.
sold by an Dfusgisis Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for cen'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
AnE rIIERw roo MANY col
aEuEsg

That there are too many colleges
IL he r'nlied States with inadequate
cuuirrnent nnd eupport, attempting
10 give fun COURSE for the bachelors
degree that much duplication Of
work Is going on. and that there
could b. prontable fnereing Of ex-
lmsne instAutlons 40 the resultant
benefit ~ ne Institutions and the
communly thsse are lnfereness that
may be- clearly drawn from the re-
por, of Dr. X. c. Babeock. in ihe
wear book " the commissioner Of
educntion. tust ISSUED
The problem - particularly acute
Al this time in the case o. state-nup-
ported Institutions. Many OF the
states have their work Of higher edu-
cation centralized In the state uni-
vcrslty or agricultural college; hut In
nine states there are three or more
state-supported and state-controiled
Installations 1t IL In these states
particularly. that conditions are often
found under which the distribution
and subdivision 81 what should be a
unified function Of The state as
whole has led inevitably 20 waste,
duplication. undesirable competition
for appropriations. and campaigning
Tor students in order 10 get more APP
preparations.
The report comedies that IN SONS
states circumstances demand that th'
institutions be distributed in accord
lanes win special needs Thus there
liz al obvious advantage in the loca.
slon OF the Michigan College Of Mines
land the Missouri school Of Mlnes Is
the mining districts Of those states
Furthermore. DR.. Babcock frankly
states that the waste due 10 duplica
zion 81 faculty. equipment and build
lngs is frequently overestimated
There Is no loss OF economy or o.
efficiency" he says. in carrying %
lin different places the work OF tn
hrst year. or the first two years. OF I
liberal arts course or OF course pre-
llminary 70 archaeological work pro
vided the faculty and equipment o
these two years are fully utilized.
1T is when specialized and tech
\ noioRical work Ia begun In the sec
ond or third year % the usual course
when tho services Of high-seiarie'
men and enormously expensive
equipment are required. that tn
waste In efficiency Of plant newt
lady appear"
Considerable effort has recent
been put forth 20 prevent needles
duplication. both in the ease Of publ
and private Institutions. but 80 IA
little actual consolidation on the par
of state Institutions has taken place
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01
oanERs FlIaIED WHILE YOU
WAIT.

A barber can shave man while
the man waits. Also thcro is e.
famous tailor who makes man "a
suit Of clothes while the patron sits "a
short hour Ia the tailor's dressing
room.
But these two operations are insig.
nihcant. when compared with the
feat which Was performed few days
ago Ia a Detroit automobile factory,
when gang 81 skilled workmen ass
scmbied car complete and ran -
down the boulevard under is own
power. an ia the space Of two and
one-half minutes
The operation was performed for
tho benefit Of picture concern. Un-
der the manufacturing schedule now
current a. the plant car II pro-
duced every forty seconds, but Of
course. a number az cars are being
assembled AZ the same time. For the
motion picture machine. however, the
entire operation was gone through
sinsly
A place was cleared on the assem-
bling floor and the camera focused.
Then eight men went 10 work. The
frame was SET 40. the axies placed,
the motor Installed. the wheels At
tachod, me transmission connected
up. the body boited IN place, al ac'
cens0rien ineludins lamps. horn, etc.
fastened oa properly. tank filled and
ana crank uiyen . tuFn which started
,ile motor a. driven TOOK his seat
20 start on the trial trio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-01


Whila th s sotpmohlie sadnr-
ance run - hld from ihia city o.
H.nn Fe ara back o. ANY hids iair-
a. hs = moel atifnllns nnd existing
eyeal sem rurel spofllns poinl u
p.oo. Il D. pf meah mort Importance
j. lia nlFnineanrs fesefalng ire mat
tsr - hsNhppy Improvement
4nis r. fhr nrsi are su~h fass
haa bean aiitmntea IN New Mexico
and ho Il said % ne credit ot lho-e
uaraainH lhb AFFAIR shas q promises
b s. entirtt saeoemfai TIE llst Of
entries d lafst sad me Interest Ia
ihe race is statewide n d certain
tisM other similar Fwns viii Be held
80 the state following the July 4
etent and such races are bound 70
rcaull IN Rxeeler lnssrcst and more
Vigorous ami enthusiastic work IN re-
galrlns and maintaining the high
ways 81 the state.
Il il ia be- hoped ana expected
marepper that an immediate result
~ ho Forthcoming contest wssl BE- a
stne'ansiai Improvement IN the road
between here and santa Ee. Anyone
VINO has Travelled over the route. cx-
ceiieni ~ Ii n for much Of the way,
knows tlaes there q room for TN
pf8ibmons