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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
DIR. BROWN or VAINORA
STARTS GOOD kOAIbS'' DAY

Las Vegas. y. NJ. August i5.-To
make September 10 Good Roads DAY
for the cities and towns along the
santa Pc trial from santa Pc TO Ration
was the object that ". 7. Brown OF
Valmora brought into Las Vegas this
morning Or Brown Us one oi the
live road boosters OF Mora county and
Is anxious To- see "a general good road
moNem such as has taken place IN
Michigan and which viii bee in effect
IN Missouri soon.
Or. browns plan Is that on
wednesday. September 10, all the res
idents of the cities and towns along
the santa Pc trail get 0ut With auto
mobiles. picks and shovels and work
the roads for one day. For those bus
mess men who cannot leave their bus
mess. "a man can bee provided ana paid
for his labor by the business man, Al
.~o-o0~~~-~~~0--~-~-o.~S
claims owned and operated by John
Head and sons Of Santa RITA \
shaft SIS feet Ia depth has been SUNK
ON one of the most prominent ana
promising veins of the group From
the bottom of the shaft drifts for
distance of 100 feet have been driven
in material showing commercial val
ucs in copper. The area. eio acres
aud the location when developed viii
undoubtedly prove this 90 he proc
ducor of note and value.
Chino steam sllOycls.
That the general reader and visitor
may have slight conception of the
amount of material removed In "a
dag. and the time required 60 make
two hills OF "a mountain visit to
santa Rita shopId De- part uf their
Itinerary when doing southwest New
Mexico. An immense cut is started
near the base of one of the treasure
hills containing hundreds at thou
sands Of tons OF copper and carried
forward thousands of feet bN the AID
~ 10000 pound blasts OF powder re-
inforced hy steam shoNels whose
daily capacity may bee rated only hy
the cars Ca be- loaded and the en-
gines necessary TO move them. ON
an ordinary day only one ~ those
will load go trains at sixty toms each,
or 5000 tons and when the entire
number arc busy. ten ln AN, 10000
tons of earth ur $4,000 cubic yards
are moved daily and the mountain
into which the cat IN being run u
rapidly assuming the form of two
hills aud contributing tonnage ri
red metal which Is rapidly making
the chino "a dividend producer of
note,
TERRA BlanCa Company
The TERRA Blanca company a
local organization of Santa Rita. haf
taken over group uf claims belong
ing to a. s. Goodcll A. 60. 81 silver
CITY, The property adioins the
Great Eastern ana chino copper
company and lies south of the kneei.
Ing Nun. Surface Indications. eX'
posures and eNploitations warrant
deep mining and this the TERRA
Blanca company b. doing, In limited
way. u A. true. hat with "a dWormi'
nation 90 uncover the immensn cop'
per riches which underlie a vast ares
of the santa Rita copper region
shafts are being sunk and the near
ness a. copper values lE attosted b,
the appearance and we'll know
stains and ores Of copper The out
look for the property h. most excel
lent, and a strike of commercial,
valuable copper may be- expected a.
any fIlua
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Camp Perry. O.-Corporal Thomas
Verre Company q, Fourteenth United
states infantry, won the Wimbledon
Cup match al camp Perry rifle RANGE
yesterday His score was 80 out OF a
possible 100, with 9s bulls eyes 10 his
credit.
The Hale cup match closed with
Captain g. y. Cole OF West Virginia.
the winner with score of 80 plus 40
consecutive bulls eyes He made ~
consecutive bulls eyes before he
missed.
The Catrow CUP match which WAS
shot on the see. 500 and 1000 yard
ranges was won by Sergeant s. w.
Pearson, Of the coast artillery or ore
gon. by score OF i05 cut Of a pos
sibie iO5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

automobile owners Will be expected
TO work hard an day nr. brown
stated this morning TINT he had cone
suited With the business men 81 Saints
Pc. Wagon Mound, springer and oihef
places and that they are All greatly
interested IN the movement
The proposition viii be worked Dut
on this day and a committee VIII
probably be appointed In each u the
cities 20 look over the road before
the general road repairing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
RESULTS OF PACIFIC
COAST DOUBLES TODAY
rBy I.onscd wire 20 EvenIna Horala.i

IBy Leased Wire a. NVenln4 Herai0.l
southampton, y. ", Aug a. Tho
Pacific coast doubles champions. John
h atrnChan and Clarence J. Griffin.
Won their places in the anal round 81
the doubles by defeating Thomas g.
uundy. the partner of MCLouahlln IN
the doubles and VIM M. Johnston,
aiao 90 California, SIS. So
william j. Clothier former national
tennis champion, de,JAted GUHtav r,
Touchard, middle states champion 10
the cup maj ~ the singles on the
courts 0f the Mekdow club hers today
~. .---.... 49, a. ~ "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Sonora Lopez and her Little
triplets will hold 8 reception
daily at the Model store AN
mex, Fourth and Central, be-
ginning Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
CHICAGO SWIMMERS
FINISH ANNUAL RACE
TBs I.eascd wire a. nvcning Herald. J

Chicago. Aug iB.--illinois Athletic
club swimmers finished one. two,
three. in the clubs annual lake and
river race today. Perry McGlliiyrny
was nrst. N McDermott was second
and A. a. Raahel third. Mc0iliiv-
rays time Was a. minutes as Sec
onds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
Ian slnrl ID Knn-n. 40.

KnnHaH CIV AuH To- One NUM-
bred ana twenty swimmers. including
ak women. were ready for the start
this afternoon 81 the annual swim
ming contest conducted hy the Mis-
-nllLL L.unn. DnLn ~ ma -lLL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Chicago President Comiskey's
nifty -hftn birthday WAS celebrated
yesterday when his team. the Chicago
White Sox defeated Sew York 3 To- 2.
An error by Peuklnpaugh nf chase's
groundor Was partly responsible for
the defeat of the visitors. Lord had
triplcd ia the opening inning. feck-
.npaugh fumbled Cnase's grOundcf
and Lord scored Rodie followed
with "a Texas Lacquer in right ana
Chase scored making "a beautiful
slide around Catcher sweeney Who
attempted 90 eaten him al the plate
The winning run was made when
Chnppell the high priced outnelder.
singled stole second, went 10 thigd on
Lords out and crossed the plate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Detroit--W Walter johnson Washing
toms mighty pitcher. made baseball
history yesterday when his team de-
feated Detroit nine 90 seven II was
hia twelfth consecutive victory, ms
seasons record In the major leagues
Earlier In the season he won II games
before being beaten Today was tho
nfth time he opposed Detroit this
year ON each occasion he Was re-
turned the winner.
with Johnson pitching ln lnvincible
form, Detroit had not tho slishtes,
chance OF victory Win his club
holding a six run lead whom the sew
onth inning was completed Manager
Grlnith replaced Johnson with uaiile
Then the trouble communication
washington. After holding the Tigers
scoroless ln the eighth. the young
ster west 10 pieces In the hnai IA
ming. Detroit making ave runs before
rescue pitchers stopped them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Much Interest Will Be Taken
in Novel Competition This
Year Under Auspices Of Elk
tension Department of New
Mexico College of Agricul-
turs and Mechanic Arts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

wHEIsE TINY PLAY TO-DAY.


National League.
Pittsburgh at New York.
81 Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
American League.
Philadelphia al Cleveland.
Boston az 81. Louis.
New York az Chicago.
Washington al Detroit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

BOSTON. a, "a. Inuis, Q.
A. g. lseuss. r. ~ ~
Boston ....4......4s. ....
ST. Louis .,..4..... 0 y
Batteries; Leonard and Carri98pi
Lavercnz and McAlilster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Gibson. MBfhoweon, Wiiiea. f1nnlaree
and Mclean. Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Hixey. seaton, Marshall inlay and
kiiliGer,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
HUMAN FLY TRIES TO
RIDE IN BIG ROCKET:
INJURED BY EXPLOSION


Sew YORK, March -'.N steel
rocket containing li"'W"n ln". lho
humau ~ 600 which Do Intended u"
Doe shot $500 feet into 'h, air. de-
ss'ndng hy parachute. rNuu'drd
NheH 500 pounds ". powder behind
r WIS fired. Law wa. hurried 81.
irDt from his scat lr th, r..bu Hu0
NHH slightly injured
Protected Dos padding AND H. helmet
laN .ruuIed into OBJ. ra,N.t with his
parachute and rrrr rh. order 200 fire.
Th, ue, was lighted and spIuttpr,d
for th.rt, second Thor, Nas &C. burst
.uf flame. 10 cloud Y. -muE. .ud "a trr-
ru, report. Hundred. o.. -pr.trtors
s,r4nnr th,lr cy.s t... H saint .r fn.
srrut rocket hurtIIu- fHruurh tine mir
snW 30 loan forward uu f..f .ua
burst INTO frurm,u,.
r., y.g p,ri.t ,....f.-.t. .t,.....,,,
.th.. ,Ir .nd to tb. .....i t,'. ,....
.r1 .l.ro,,s ,r,. .,,,.t 81, tr
f,r '.,ooas r. ... ....,....,..,,.
rh.p b.. s.t .Yr .rr F.,l.J .,..,l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
PERSONALS.

There Win BE- caHed mectinr Of
the Woman club and The Tuesday
cluh nt tho club building tomorrow
afternoon ut o'clock. All members
on both examinations arc urged ny
Mrs. Ray 60 be present Final plans
FOR the federation meeting viii ho dis
cusHed.
..45 40 Temple Albert Ur Mrndcl
euber aIu take Tor his sermon suh-
SCOT. "The Price ANA Prize az Per
ae, eraulc.' an interested are cof-
dialiy invited 90 attend.
AdHh Chapter So. 3. - r.. - Wi.
meet at'- sI o'clock tonight no 'nt
Masonic temple
Those lu charge of me decoration
FOR suuday rt the So paul's Lutheran
hurch VIII appreciate any uot"fF ~
puttcd uiunts fhgt members or 'Tl"uds
"f mo church might lonu IN" per-
sons In charge OF the decorating Wtl
be- at the church after 4 800 saturday
afternoon
In order 90 permit number of thc
uctF iuTymtn Co attend Good Friday
services today. Judge Reynolds dis
missed the petit jury ca noon. near
ing arguments iu chambers this after
noon The grand jury however. con-
tinued work an day.
Jack Cudahy. NTs. Cudahf ALd
their two children, passed through
Albuquerque ON the Santa IT, limited
today. en- route from Kansas '.'E io
Pasadena.
The case OF Herbert D. Nauhrt
versus D.. e.. Butler, docketcd Ter trip
In thc district soug, today was ,"U'
tnued until April go thn request
at Harold D.. Plsrrr, attorney iot ih'
defendant Mr. Pierce pleaded ihh
his lass nartur.. NrIlie g.. j.. Pierce
| was lu aud could not assist him DO
preparation tor defense
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
HFNNN PROPERTY Loss
~ WESTERN LOUIS ~

Shreveport lu, March .i....pnr
man WeH kul.d. several vrr" injured
aud heavy property damage wus don,
Lac Saline. Iat. 3D. fu.,u of about 800 ln-
hultgute Boo lAUu..Iln parrish NN ius,
nights srN.ru wind storm. t,UuIUlu"
FOO u report received her" TODAY
srtorlI nuuF,s v'rH blown down 300
GIllsImu % town Iu lh'uI .ll, pore
ish. ana several thousand dollars
property damage was done fhD
nous. ot Iuc Randall Zoo GIuusnud
WIa blown from .fe iuuuduuDn. ulI.
red thruush 90, air s,N.ltl hundred
yards uud d,pusi'Dd outside thr town
AWuua- uud leu. in enc town N,r'
torn down and telegraph ana tUl'.
phone NIr.s we're pTOsfr'f'd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
QUEEN OLGA franks
UNITED STATES
For MESSAGE
or SYMPATHY
President Wilson on Job Early
I This Morning Completely
! Recovered from Slight In.
disposition Of Yesterday.
HEART 10 HEART TALK
WITH NEWSPAPER MEN

Elly f.rase,l Wire 70 EVENING Herald I
WASHINGTON. Mnrch 2i.~-President
Wilson rectited the Following cable
gram today from OLGA. queen mother
az Greece
~ beg you 20 aCctnt and 20 trans.
nlii 20 the government and the people
~ the UnHcd Sfatee the Sreck na@
mon ., rnta tamiiyau and my own sin-
corEsi inafskn for your heartfelt sym
pafhy IN Our most crushing grief.
President Wilson was in his Office
eafly. E0yinN ha was entirely rcc0v-
9fed from his slight indlspoEition of
the last tho days Representative
EndefWoDe drought foEner Rcprescn-
tntiVe Nicholas tsongworth "a Ohio 50
BAY hin rp4nccts 40 the president.
Nauonai Chairman William r. Me-
DoiiIhs Was the nrst 81 the presidents
euFnFcrfieuts. me president has arr
rnrecd 20 meet al the Washington
correspondents tomorrow afternoon
a. gao O'Clock IN tho east room OF
she White Nouse. 70 have, NJ the
president pats q, "a heart 10 heart
talk"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
THE CANDY HATS"
At POWELL'S
Late Styles in Spring Millin-
cry Cleverly Duplicated in
Sugar at Popular Local
Drug Store.

Tho mliinerE sometimes speak iig-
urativeiy 81 a new spring hat o. g.
CONNECTION. Ia the windows Of che
Powell Drug company today there
were displayed some hats that are
reai confrCtions--the candy hats, as
"a were.
The Powell Easter hats arc not on
B. good style hut also gOoc candy,
md they suggest IN antique ana at
Inactive way the general pruefesstte-
ness OF the PoNri canh, deuetrtpisnL
Albuquerque people yag ard looking
for Easter corrections tns rViil both
please the children Hrt make the
dinner table look prcttf will do vel
70 Inspect tht r0wch Jssor;inspa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
DISPLAY OF
SHOES At THE
GOLDEN RULE
New Idea in Red Gross and
Queen Quality Oxfords at
the Golden Rule Tomorrow

With characteristic energy end en-
terprise. the Golden rule Dry Goods
company has ARRANGED ds q special
pre- Eaner fenturs for tonanfrop re-
markedly elaborate display ~ the
famous Red cross ara Queen Quality
shoes for women.
Particular attention viii be called
90 the new IDEAS in womon's ONfords.
the display including an the late
spring models in tAns. grays. whuea
ana blacks. Discriminating women
know that the names. Queen quality
md Red Gross are guarantees OF SER
vice and style correctness and for
that reason the Golden Rule display
should prove a very strong attraction.
several experienced Shoe salrsmen
have been specially engaged for this
afeAf footwear event
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
INCUBATOR CHICKS
IN STORE WINDOW

An Erster display which should
please tho little folks nightly was
placed today in the west window oi
the Juffn Grocery company on CEN
trail avenue Chicks arc being ma, "a
ga in plain 'Irv every once 900 %
white sometime uftentt in "u IA
,lhafur loaned for fhe occaslon hy
~. W. Soc, Th, sHgs. which arc
beauties. were supplied uE Geuif}
the uoultTNmIn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
BARROW TO AGAIN
STAND TRIAL IN
Los ANGELES
Noted Lawyer to Defend Boy
Charged With Murder II
His Own Case Permits Him
| 70 Take Time.

KBy Leased Wire 20 Evening" Herald. D
Los Angeles. Cal. March 2l.----Clnr-
ence y T)urrow VIII shortly appear IN
the defense o. another FOR the first
time sinre he became implicated ln
bribery charges growing out of his
defense OF the Mcnamara brothers.
barrow has become interested in
che ease ~ Martin Rickcri, a lad 81 "
who . charged with the murder % his
fnther. whom he killed because OF the
continued cruelty so which he and his
mother we're subjected.
~ the hov'u defense does not IN
tcYieFe with Darvows own third trial.
Whi,h o. SET FOR Murch 81 he viii act
as assistant council under one of the
attorney Who defended him Oh his
own first and second trials on charges
az bribery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
COAL COMPANY SECURES
POSTPONEMENT OF CASE


Cheyenne WYoY March 2l.H-
Counsel for tho owl rreek anG North-
western Coal Drmpauics. defendants
~ tho fuif brought hy the Eotornmcu.
90 recovcr lBud Dol he biE horn bl-
sin. appeared iu thc Dnitco state.
district court here TODAY ana asked "a
continuance 90 ueyt weDl promising
that az that t.uc the individual do
Pendants wouh appear iu person The
government charges that o'Igull cu-
tries 10 the land iu question were
fraudulgntiy made
Judge Himrr Frantpf tu' eco iUsl
~ the dCfnudHutH. remarEiHE ns Doc
dld go De- would Insist un iin'l 81 F-
position of the ouEo either by settle
ment or bf trial without more De-
lays.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

Airs. J. H. o'Rielly and family leave
on No. hts evening for 81. Joseph.
MoI. where they viii Join Colonel
ofiieily. who h organizing an insur-
anco company Reports from 81 Jo-
Ecph are 90 the effect that Colonel
D'Rieliy IN meeting with splendid sue
reas IN HE organization work. Tho
ORieilys have been prominent social
lg and otherwise In Albuquerque FOR
many years and their departure will
be regretted by many.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

struck small settlement Hst uusht
Use mites nurtu 90. Macon. Miss. 90 la
feared that atErI. nNfuHH. $500.
Wrought uE tho storm In tur unTfu,lu
part uf thr sut. bui communication
with ih.. .UYu lH .wuu. ulo uu a,.
count CO.. th, d,murrll,J condition
u. telegraph tuJ telephone n|r.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

of competing harvester Implements
being sold leo hIs territory
Mr. PLANT refused Iu 1lml, rho
possibility OF error. however. and de-
cllroi his action Was .r'frcN "aho.a
board
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

Your drueEist viii refund money II
rAzO OINTMENT fails "a cure any
case Of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
I,rosrudlng Piles in 70 "a days. soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
INITTNTION MD RIIIR-
lNutM N NItgIt Ash \

Lincoln E.D. starch % Tho .u.
tIutN, and referendum uill Nus .uI
morning recommended Iur pu.epgr E.
the house h. 'h. ,nWW'tn. ui fn.
whole.
Maurice. Costello .r coined &c.
pH .uI..
Money Market.
N.H Nur. MARCH % TIw, w,I.
'IutII. paper o. N'r cents .umuvr, 3
bills. fft' f.H ulT -i.rr .u N.
Mexican dollars. 81 1-H.
=-H.-.=HHaH= ...--
N.Ur..r Costello DOB ,aw,H.
Tl.'.m,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21

10 "a oklahoma DI'. 900 'rurrr
and 90 900 Amarillo. I,Nts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
rIIe. Cnrrd ln 3 1o III nn,a.

Maurice costello IN comedy
paftiNs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
NEGRO HANGED FOR
MURDER OF WARDEN

rBy Leased Wine a. Evening Herald ,
Lincoln NuU. .t,i %. NIhvi'
Prince. u gru. $500. hanged 200 B..
u r'Hrk This Afternoon frf fHr mw-
der ui Warden ulr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-21
ships Carload ~ Ice

The silver city Power company Y
shipping e carload Of tee To- pemug
where the ico plant IL temporarily on
OF commission an account ~ neceE
snry alterations and repairs. This q
the first carload ot ico',e,'er shipped
out OF silver City. The new See plan
~ this company. which Vas only com
piotcd a short time ago'is hsinK on
ar.ll.l l.IN nmn.n.aTmlfN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-07-29
MUCH STOCK WILL
De At THE FAIR

ELMA, July 2s.-The Chehalis
County Fair management has already
had calls for so stalls for cattle at
the fair this fall. Blooded cattle will
be on exhibition from this section of
the country and the prize winners
will have to be first class In all re-
spects. Race horse owners have al.
ready spoken for IL stalls, and 1t
looks as though the fair races will
have good competition.
Manager George Simpson u at pres
ent getting men in various parts Of
the county to collect exhibits for the
fair. This list will soon be completed
and the names announced. The men
chosen will then see that their sec
tions are we'll represented at the fair.
The Oakville fair is to be held just
before the county fair, and the en-
tire Oakville exhibit will be moved
to Elma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-07-29
IS
NOT APPROVED
Ambassador Wilson Would
Recognize Huerta, While
President Would Not "
THE SITUATION IN MEXICO
Policy Urged by Ambassador
Is Opposed by Secretary
Bryan and President

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 2s.-
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson,
summoned from Mexico to inform
the Washington administration of
conditions in the rebellion-torn repub.
lie. talked for an hour with Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary of State
Bryan today. submitting chiefly the
recommendation that the United
States use its influence to establish
the Huerta regime.
No policy was evolved, at least
none was announced, but 1t became
known that the presidents ideas and
those Of Ambassador Wilson are 80
radically different that administra.
tion officials interpreted the days de-
velopments as forecasting acceptance
Of Ambassador Wilson's resignation.
President Wilson and the ambassa-
dor looked on the future Mexican Sit
uation. 1t was learned. from opposite
viewpoints. The president is con-
cerned over the morality of any poll
cy adopted by the United States and
its effects on other Latin American
countries, and Is disinclined to
strengthen government that came
into power through the questionable
events incident to Maderos assassi-
nation.
Ambassador Wilson is disposed to
look at the situation not from past
events but with a practical idea Of
the future, and his Suggestions hay q
been in the direction of extending
recognition Of the Huerta government
II it did certain things to conscrve
American interests.
Inadvissbility from q diplomatic
stanpoint of maintaining a representa-
tive in Mexico not in sympathy with
the purposes of the Wilson admins
tration In Washington Is said practi.
cally to have convinced the president
that the embassy in Mexico had bet
ter be conducted by Nelson O'Shaugh.'
messy. first secretary. reputed as ef.
flcient and experienced. Appoint
ment Of = new ambassador is contin.
gent on the establishment Of a sat.
isfactory government in Mexico.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-07-29
HANSON ROAD
Is SPECIFIED
County Engineer Completes
Specifications for Build
ing Of the Road

MONTESANO, July 2S.-County En-
gineer Shorey has completed the spec
ifications for the c. D. Hansen road
which is to be built by the county
as the result Of the recent agreement
between the county commissioners
and the state highway board. The
specifications provide for:
Clearing, liz acres.
Grubbing, acres.
Grading, less than 300 feet haul
10000 cubic yards.
Grading, over 800 feet haul, 1O0(
cubic yards.
Lumber and logs in culverts, 23,
300 board feet.
66S lineal feet 12.inch sewer pipe
PIG feet 1S-inch and 1872 feet "a
inch.
Cedar lumber and timber in tres
ties $4,000 board feet.
Fir lumber in trestles, 10000 board
feet.
Gravel, 2,700 cubic yards.
The clearing is to be the full 3(
feet wide and all logs, brush, etc.
must be burned or otherwise dispos
ed Of. The grubbing is to be done
under the road bed to depth Of
six inches below sub-grade.
Gravel, it is believed may be had
from the river which is never ia,
distant from the road.
Complete estimates Of the work tc
be done may be had by applying tc
the county engineer. Bids must be
in before 4 o'clock on the afternoon
Of August 9, and they must be &C
companied by a certified check fol
s per cent Of the bid, based on the
engineers estimates Of material and
work.