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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22

The nues, nssemoIsEo II business
men ever gathered soscsh,r IN an,
city ln the southwest surrounded the
tables a, the Noos,ers' banquet given
BY the commercial clnh ~ the ma
sonir Temple sas, night
The finest spirit q eislc Ivsans and
enthusiasm ever exhibited in any ciiy
IN the southwest made that satherins
an spoShAi event IN She history Of Al.
buQuerque. q eas. a spirit which war
an stsvute revelation even 10 many
Of IN Albuquerque BOOSTERS Who were
present n was spirit that viii stop
al nolhing. that VIII overcome all OBJ
stagics thai van do thlnss for Albu.
aueTaue such a. she mos, ardent en-
thuulast nve years ago never dreamed
a.
To the men whose hard work 70
suited IN bringing together Tho husi-
ness and railroad men last night tic
commonly owes vote Of hearted,
thanks
" WAS the greatest achievement IN
the hiat0f, ~ Alhuaueraue since
boosters we're nrss known. according
TO colonci Twi,chcli. over zoo years
aso. The banquet practieaii, assures
the success ~ the campaign inaugur-
afed today by ihc Committee OF Fift,
to Increase The membership Of the
Commercial club 20 al least 500 men.
The ovation accorded General Man.
aeer r. c. Fox end the other officials
If ,he SAINTS pc railway system We
trust mskcs tfSose Rgntienrn rcaliHe
the feeling winch Aibuaucrauc enter
tains toward them and che railway
company n Ia q feeling which ~
hound 90 mean the Wnrmcsi and mos,
understanding cooperation between
tho ciIy ana The railway ln tho years
10 come
THIS isnt halt that might bo said
about that meeting last night. ~ a
concluding suEEes' son, might II not be
q good plan a. hold such gathering
once every two or three months We
believe that similar crowd with
equal enthusiasm would turn out
every time. and ihe cnect Ia fostering
feeling of fraternity snd fellowship
and united cndoavor viii De beyond
estimate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
BACA CHILDREN ARE
TAKEN AWAY FROM
THEIR MOTHER
Three Youngsters Given Tenn
pOrarily Into Custody Of
Children's Home Society;
Woman Under Peace Bond.

Justice of IN. Peace Jose T., Ro-
mere. in Old Al1uqutrquc this after
noon issued an orucr placing Emilio,
Bernardo aud iiernurdiur Bacl. aged
e. and o. respectively. Zoo the
temporary custody of ~. g. y. Ia
k,us of th, Sew Mexico rhiIdr,n'r
iiumc society The children are thus
ialfEn ava, from thAr mother. AIRS.
COnsu l,trion iiaoa. who WIS placed
under bond Dog judge romero today
tn kccp The peace. TIL, Baca children
were discovered Yesterday bN Under
sheriff Dick Lewis. neglected aud hun.
gfN iu house on Mountain road.
their mother having been arrested for
drunkenness Tho children viii De-
kept Temporarily ns Dr Lukcus until
Probate Judu' ~tuab cau make rul-
Ing in the case, tasimiTp ~uis Al
frodu Shubrri aud s. he rulHo hav"
each nouh,d Judor.hsriu Lrvts that
they are Willing 90 ttk, ON, yhild snd
care for d.
Evidence vH" produced before
Judge Hpm'ro t"d,, tending co. prove
that MIS- Ett1 hrs shpW.fullN nag
lcCtcI her children Iut uoarl, Two
years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22


TIE fact that both the North and
south pole have been discovered
seems IN no Wise 20 have chilled the
seai for arrtic adventure. Dr. Cook.
- be sure has dropped into unlmag.
NATIVE privacy aud Commander Pcary
contents himself With an occasional
lecture % banquet But Amnndsen,
fresh IN the trluinphs os his south
pole quest. ~ preparing 10 seek the
farihcss north and vichpalmu Ste
fansson. who became famous las, year
A. the discoserer o. tribe 81 blond
Esklmos on king Edward Island. *
soon 70 fare forth ON another cNpe-
iition TO ihel mysterious pcople.
This venture Is to be csnycd undvr
the patronage q the Rational Cco-
rraphie society. which has oppropri.
a,cd twenty-five thousand dollars for
ilac explorers use \ similar fund for
thc same purpose has been subscribed
by the Amcrlvan Museum OF Natural
History There Is no lack Of wiilinE
hnancisra Tor polu expeditions
How iSplgai q e. OF human nsture
that even w this twentieth century
wheu the safths seas have neatly al
been charted auo LIS WIldcrucsscs
pathcd. ihc old instinct Tor cxplora-
tion should stili be- ardent II mat.
tiers nuie sipt The srozen ,lIs Of the
planet have been found. that iuugics
and mountain peaks. which few cen
luries sgo were known only to lcsvnd
and romance. are now as familiar as
20 Orrhsrd lsSs The treasure islands
San h"ckon. thc caves Of Baba have
lust noo" Of their anclcn, lure what.
ever D. unknown Is stu masnifeenL
Aud should there ever come time
when the carth's hast secret has been
unksnneiled. men viii III. like the
klns Or ola, ond weep for new worlds
iv explore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
NOT
ABLE TO- STAND
EXAMINATION
Personal Physician Of Oil Mag.
nate Declares His Patient
Is in Critical Condition.
~ LEASED Wire ~ E,cnlar IIc, sldI

~ leased Wire a. I,cnlar IIci sldI
Washington. Jan 20. ~. Waiter
r. Choppcll, personal physician OF
william Rockefeller. appeared before
the house money trust committee to-
day IT, sul that hts patient was Ia q
condition that would prcvcni hts cN.
animation as witness
pr Choppcll said Mr. Rock tfcilcr
wus subioc, 60 -pssms ct the IsrynS
which cat off the arr from the iuug-
Thr rpnsmr W,rc brought ON bt rN.
cltemcni, be- .aid
"Mr Rockefeller suffered from e.
sohcmorrhagc during nis recent "Trip
go Nassau" added br. Chappell
pr. Choppeii said that whcr pt.
IT, ". Richardson examined Nr
Rockefeller the committees special
ist. he could not know of the "larya-
gcui sparm.' from vhluh he sufl rel.
Chairman puip Uttered other menu
bers vG thr committee Hn Opportunii"
90 examine In. Chappcll iivWrscUt
athp N,cl +, ul Kansas said
q have no question 10 ask, but I
shalt probably have statement Co.
make later THIS BEL a most extra
ordinary proceeding
Representative ByrncE Of south
Carolina, took up the sanitation.
YOU know, Dr Eiyhardsoa 70
Mr.. BoykctrIDr would Dee ui'' -
stand nn hours examination hr
asked
yves. but br richardson u,' .r
saw Mr. Rockefeller u uu, of ihps'
lsryugcsl spsFms Mr. Eu k'''llo~
has not talked for morr than ta,aty
minutes since his last operation
"pu you thiuk VI several member.
90 The committee. went fu Mr. Rookie.
feilcr and had III Exporter ne 81 % =
elbow and examine him with The at.
most courtesy be- could stand hrici
examination asked Erpr,scntuti,c
Nreicy
$50. thuaid advise against it TIL
possible effect eos hrnging CA one OF
those spnsms would forbid TO- iu m'
mlud" sad Dr chspprll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
ONLY 8 DAYS MORE
OF DOATRIGHT
CLEARANCE
Some Notable Special Offer
ings in Mems and Boys I'm.
derwear, Apron Bingham,
Outing Flannel, COrsetS, No.
siery, Etc.

Al,uaucrquc women who hayc at
tended the January Clearance saio
nov In progress st the Buatrlghi store
N cold avenue are commenting en-
ihnsi4siically over the splendid val
u"r offered aud u viii pay othcr ~.
'uuu'rpuc women Go remember that
this great selling event h To- run only
three DAVIS longer with tue closing
OF tie store ca saturday evening. the
boattisht clearance season will To-. az
on end, and tho opportunity 90 buy
s,asOntblv wcarablcs at udltulously
low prices viii be- lost.
Tie reasons Tor the success of the
january clearance at BOatfishts this
year are not tar 10 seek IT, Just q
'a'r uf extraordinary bargains In
every department ot to- stOrc--1ur.
gains That VIII he fuuid exactly as
repre- soutci Ia the roatright udyy liz.
ing
rur Instance. there arr buNs union
suits nrm aud viusp Sult from long
-ttpi" c5rJ"d cotton. an going st from
80 cents To 90 cents the garment. uc-
,"rains 90 size Another big special
G. that ia mems undcrRcit-hc
st"y. derby ribbed cotton SHIRTS and
uta",rs With "a SOFT ugp fleece lining
u0'fcd tor thi> sab oul, tt 80 cents
the suit
And then THERE'S that hummer
sI.rl'l Zoe apron bingham a. = cents
IL yard This n not ihr tain. films,
eiud that is uit"n 1ough, fur sale pur-
poses. hui standard gu"ds hoo Glue aad
black hrrks The low price uf eight
MI ob' third cents The II has also
hc"n placed ou good duaIlt, OF out.
ing hsunrl
lu The corset drpahmCnt tuc pupu-
inr curved seam eject made OF heavy
Imported coutil---a regular s. value
Il being offered a. she special clear
ance price Of $3.50.
Another astonishing value 100 this
-1l, De- 500 the hosiery department,
'Nor" ladies' black hose are offered
't ; cents q pair. Tho loV clearance
pri.'s "a ladies' aud misses sweaters
uf" also making deep impression
anon economical buyers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
rHAr ss-cENr oorIEE.

The Las Cruces citizen Drcachcs q
ssrmon On recent occurrence as fol-
lows
goyernor-rlcet Dunn. of Illinois
went into swell chicago cafe 10 get
q meal hut upon noticing on the bin
81 fare shai eoheeiaas marked thirty.
five cents per cup aross. put "a hia
hat and coat and walked "ut vith tbs
romark that he Wohld 10 and hnd .
place whore coffee ~aE not Worth
more than ten eenis pef cup Ws
trust that viii serve 81 an example a.
the nigh nyeff vim sro alUays lit
ina beyond iholF means, saying nnry
prices ion ordinary things aud Dig.
frauding tkclr creditors 10 order to h'
able 20 do 10. There II many per-
con riding around ln automobiles iIi
this great c0nutre OF ours Who ove-s
ever body that viii credit him ~
such Fersons would BUCKLE down 90
hard work and ~! their honest debts
they ould get more enjoyment and
sa,is action oui - life than thoy do
by living way beyond their means for
she sake 81 whatever enjoyment
mortgaEed autos end thr like mas
brinE q Is just such Tin sports
that pas high prices fpr that which N
uuDerfiuour who ar" aiways wanting
60 set the real uecersiiier for song,
we think mat good workout on iho
chain gang would bring som, ~ these
uunlshuila back ~ their senses ~.
indeed. ihcy over had any vhieh we
doubt very much, for q ihcy did they
would not indulge themselves ~ uso-
less Expenditure, mQh az paying
fhiri3-nyc cenis Soc cup of coffee,
bat would li,e 90 wsil ue their M
comes would ~arraut them ~
doing. We Do not believe IA nor do
we adf0cate ccppont to the eSncmc
~ deprlilnE unsaf Of lUNurios here
and there that aiokc NE pleasaistrit
WHOM q pm.on c.n anerd a. hut SO
are slfonsh agalnM ihe rechicHa
~ noaft especially
VIA that uicnt, ushtfuul bclonEs
10 psrsone Dist need %, and who
should b. ihouwhs % Or the inoncS
3 u,essliy thrown away
g.b.af ~ eue.a ihht Win hqld
- NJ. " .o.I0ls a If
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22

"A don't know where this story or
ieinAted," said the colonel. hut it han
been raddleH on an old drrkey
preacher, tho gave this version Of
Adsln aud Eve and the apis tree.
wen Adam an Eve Had dome got
der Instructions huut de- nnn tree iu
de- stnrdon which avy Wuzu'i icr fool
With. Eve said Ter Adam
- dcs biccRe tea have some er
dv iIuit of dst tree. climb up dar
'iiisi De i-,Nd nin't loukin' an shu kc
dc tree. an i'il keep watch. an 81 !
see him comm IN whistle an you
kin slide down fore Nv scrs Sou
Milan softcr study bout a.. but
Eve, she tor him. Go long az do
tree. tell sou. an rli keep watch an
whistle lax said would
"Weli. Adam. h. kun az dc tree.
an shuck g. M down de- fruit f,llvd.
an Eve she grab one an tunk hig
bite. an Ia aud behuld- dat fruit vas
nuthin hut Ervru persimmuns. an
here come dc LaNd an Eve seen him,
hut size rpun Il wax impossible ter
whistle An dar wus Adam up dc
tree. an d, i.aWd said.
How come you ~ dat tree.
tutm o."
I'm Adam say p5t 'uuman toll
me ter climb b..
Den the Lavd TOOK Adam %, De
scat &c his britch"s mn iiichsd him
ei'ur over de fHsc. AN said ter him.
~ be- hii De silt
Sow. roof. hog. ur die '- Frank
l. stanton, Ia ih, Atlanta Consiiiu.
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
DEFENSE REQUESTS
DISMISSAL
Victor.Amcrican Fuel Cont
psny Not Guilty of Ncgli'
gence, Contention of COuu'
sci for Corporation IN Pee.
carich Case.

ON tur ground thar th, defendant
corporation BE- mot -uiIu ut urglif,u.,
counsel fuf h, NiDtpr. American Fuel
cumpWt thn afternoon asked judge
Pope u rh, federal court tu dsmlss
the PcD.atIeh case. ia, trial uf which
was begun a w'ck ago Th, toe, conn.
pan, utom,'s .nutcudvd that p'.
earich wac injured u,,lu-y OF ni> own
nrglgcu,r and that tho ,1mpau, be-
NOT r-spon HIblr. Counsel Ton iu,
plaintiff submitted arguments Geo go,
e.utru'y when replying Co. M, motion
r,,rarirh injured iu mine m GIu-
sum- August o. 1908, asks sia,uuo.
IN, motion Go dismss TODAY wac
mad" upuU completion cot the intro
duDtiuu of TESTIMONY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
lcrdlu Ncar IN Ipling CAS-.

M'mphi" itv. jon. 20 NrEutn'n'
ia a.. trisl ui Beach Epiiug charged
,ltu ,nmpu.iN ,u th' niii,us cot Al
HoyDy. 10. vu- continued tud'. =
Mess. employed uv HOyco's relative.
as private prosecutor. declared t"'
rim, oI au I.ruWpli.r U.s. distinct
",,yu where tup d"t"Usy r.u.Hrd "ui
tur e a, tbu nu. never been write
ten a., asked that % verdict "u t.H
murder charge ID, returned, sa,lug 'hu
riur with which Epiiug d. charged
rouId mol ur t,,mrd utau~iaugut"I.
Young iutrr Hie Killed several
months after %, had ,lop,d with Mr.
john a. -ur'd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
GOOG ROADS MEET
At KINGMAN
Northern Arizona and New
Mexico Advocates TO Hold
Session to Boost Grand Can.
yOn Route,

sPs"lHi Dispatch 90 I,saias Hsraid
hiuRWfu. AIE Dam. - A runNef
Ton u' in' guud roads aaruoiHtiuns of
h"fihru 'l1unp. Noe MrAltn aud
"1.t"ru california Win hp held an
kIngmau nu January ~ and 20 tp Do
Followed uA another ouuN rutiun a.
-Hn hrruurdup ull lor ihr purpose 90
oWpsiiug ihe santa Fu-Grand CAM ON
Nucdlos trtnecontinontal route 40
nave county b. extending lhs highway
from klugman ~ Needles bridge aud o
strong sentiment has been aroused an
through uuHfaectlVn ~ cOmplcto the
prbpoasd route
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
PERSONALS.

Ticket have b"on distributed to
member uf o. iu,N Moo, iudg, cor
m informal entertainment and ~uok .
or go o." given uy m, lodg, 40 ~
club rpuus, corner Second street aud
ivld ..uu'. Monday night .Jlnuap
fE'h The affair is Go Dee trrtf Irr
national md cards ul admission rst
30, ,uryl uulr from m,wU,r ct tu.
lodge N.Wh'r desiring iurth,y 900.
formation regarding This .mph,r vIIl
h'u tuli detail, di.,u ,d g lnf
meeting nest THUR tl night Jlu
u,rr '"rI
So W Iurtrrtcld 81 SILVER 'ur
uu' off %. wen ku"vu mining men
of >oH N'Ni,". Boz lee NIbuqu,ruu, foo
isN con Dusluc.e matter Mr. ror
i'rl"ld v.il r,myn over tumurro, Boo
attend % meeting with eastern m'u
Wt'r, t,i Boa the silver CuN district
The ,uuuul meeting "f the uuu;h-
ter ui ia, li''oluluu hss u''u post.
ruuui uur v,'k and viii 70. held Ivh.
ruJrN tt IA. r..idouo, of Mr- iEs..
uuud Sttmm los South ARM street
tn, I.adirs Aid -ucirt' ol h,
lirst Nothodtt church VIII inject %
the hum, ur Mrs g. T G'yd. ala
Vet silver avenue tomorrow ut'r
uuuu 80 $50 4 Wi ut. udJu., Or
d, irod a important hraIu,fs b. O."
h' trpueaet'd md r'purts from rN'
.trt"u months cot the ,hl'Udtr f'tr
.iII DO, H.krJ fur The society vul
u,I'uu, sU ,H,tiug m,murr aul
,r'uds u' GA. church
= utg.ag, license uHs been asu'd
90 -Hui, llur,uiu auI l-Hp,' a. kuu
..I. nutu ui Inor'tu. y "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22

10 discover that " man gives up a
bad hael he abuses the tamil, for a.
Good Judgment - refusing to DO
what your judgment decides you
should not DO.
Tho bshy doesn't yen any mere
than +, does utcause there arcn't any
uiUfe callers man there ARE to be- told
u hardly ever happens
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
SENSATIONAL ESCAPE
FROM FACTORY FIRE
90, Leased Wire To- ,,cnus IIc,aldl

Columbus ohio. JJu - Thr''
eiri, today. jumped tr"m th' u,"
foot vr the burning factor, building
ut the Rurd,u sweat lHd cuinpuu,
Into III, Syotu ri,er and then ogW q"
shur" sat.ly
Score uf girl are employed &c.
the factory and when three cot thrm
were seen to sum, from tnr uth
floor Windows. tho report ",.fiu"
ourt "a thst several mod me, delir
Tircm,u. policemen sluI "u'ookc'
rushed tu tll hanh aud hclpcd re-.
cue IA, three giris from the r'f'r
which byrau.g cot r,'.ui rIiu 90
flood height
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
rrimbl-s L,vn e,.o'~. rS"n.


Nu Noudit ih, 18th duy ur lon
uap, ial3 ai 90 upluvk a. M 'u IRON.
Ul the tlt I1l ON Nurth ~rroun
tr..l = $500 -" ouu ha1 uOrs' about
% l,at. o.o 1910 Vcigh about i0N
POUNDS. .uan Hit, spU' on lore.
head sud moss, an four logs black
aud brand % uu l,ft thigh
THOMAS McMliLiN.
tItf Marehtl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
TADC In the Solar
JADO Plexus...

s Fool BOT ma get over II, but
q fool man is hopeless
o
a LOT or MEN strive for fame be.
cause of the money that goes Nith II.
q
TURKEY MUST give az the ghost
OF AdrlanDple.
THE REPUBLICAN, winter viii be
especially severe about March 4
B.
THE BATTER Ia som. buckWheat
cakes ncNcr scores a hit
.oNE HALF 81 the world awaits an
opportunity To- do .up the othrr hail
o
Tr TAKES q siri With vivid mag.
luatiou 60 see the beauty Of love Ia
a cottage
FoRTUNATELN man seldom
marrics the women bee fcll iu love
Nith Vt nrsl sight
o
va ANAhfN hAF NNNIifah INiN 'HNi
ioruia expecting 30 md oranges. and
they have 10 accept prunes instead
3
THERE are no board fences aiuus
the Atlantic steamship fines tp keep
intruding iccbergs out.
o
MOST or THE corners m lite arc
sharp. but the man who keeps straight
ahead wiil not encounter many 81
them
n rs SAID tina, some insects reach
maturity within thifty minutes after
birth, but some specimens of mankind
10 not mature la thirty SEARS
D.
~ THE PRESENT high cost of
living thanks ugy du, the cor, don
Republican Tor ths helpful receipt
To keep aun,g SWAY from 10, r'-
trigeratOr tic wuuicu string around
each leg saturated Hith Wrpeuiiuo.
o
MAYOR GAY&OR suggests thai a
lars, revenue could Dee obtained frum
q hypocrisy tax 81 Sew York And
thsre are other cities he might have
added
q
~ a BURGLAR skipped through 1
bassmCnt door Go steal 90 ham wuuld
be- furnace roar if Dee stopprd tu
learn if The ham vas goud would the
-oai-chut, quick v the knduus
wood
WHAT INTERESTED ma most
in my tra,cls. .sld old man Runrouk.
Was the mummy OF queen saw
in Egypt" Wonderful CHI" asked
his friend Yea. !ts wonderful how
thee could mak~ q woman dry up upd
o
WHAT uECAME ot thn' liti), au-
ten you had asked e visitor ~ the
malt ooy why, haven't you
heard q" "No. was II drowned @" SO"
Lost P" No" POISONED 70" ESQ"
"rhcu whntet,r did become of it'''
asksd the iudN ~ grVe ed 49, into
i eat Wns the reply
nnCk on Earth.
When Nuletide came ! spout my nasn
And cat d gO0dh swath
re' oicd in the turkey nash
That wac ~ aftermath
I danced around iu care irc' My
Henratn the holly bough
But We are bach on earth tuua1
I'm for reironchmcnt now
Whon Yuetido cam. I spent m} d"u 81
Enough TO fiii trunk
I bought a lot al mittlcioe
Aud other NulUtidu junk
had 70 gsy Time rhristmaa wcrk.
~ freeg / afUW.
um these dais iinda me 'ei) in' W.
I'm ior rcirDn,hmsm nov
Gfiha aud GTuan"
D.
Reflect lona ~ IiaciiciUi
tFroin thc New York Prcff
some things are more a. be blushcd
AZ ~ the thinking than in the saS inH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22
ROAD COMMISSION AND
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD JOINT SESSION

B. r.t.,u uud O.. &C. Builder nl
De-, county road comm eluu. and Az
ned Gmu-r,ld and " g. -ruug,'. ui
be- county commits .louur-. held iuut
q. nou ilt afternoon lur the purpose
of di.u ing pu,sib', appropriation.
uN the .uuni. Tor ihr work ot pro.
t,,tus Tie Bsrcas bridge irou Hood
tttrrF WuuG lines suggested Dos state
.u4iu',r = a. French The road
omuuniuu maintain. that tnc appro
,rinuuu b, tho county tor such work
huuid n' made out uf ihr Hood fund
Mrs. 4 a. Tabor ~ Cridrr Mo.
had bCcn troubled with sick head
,Che fur about iiNC NcaIH, when she
icgan taking Chamberlain Tablets
me has taken two Sottlcs Of them
ma they have cured her sick
headache ls caused by q disordcroo
tomaoh, for which these tablets ore
specially intended Try them. set
yell and stay we'll Sold by all
lrugglIts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22

tFTUIU no nov lUIH TINFHII
some things are more a. ns hlushcd
Al ~ the thinking than in the saSlnE
There'A not enough money 10 ihr
world 40 seem enough 90 "a maa " he
ID doesa.l saka Z aQmsn ysty lsne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-22

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Stork
t'uuitiN
i,Hrtlt-u-
rIit
oar illustrated catalogue ~ sua' %
autCcd m'rl,Hu,li-c win Interest 'uu
u T. Gr,r'. ~rnd ~ iuur unuic.
o. ~ III
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-20

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-20

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Day but for every day. Such gift is perpetual remi
and the sentiments incident to the giving When Il
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-09-25

it. We want you to succeed, for we
want your ore for our mill, and, the
greater your success the greater will
be our earnings and di~vidend-pay-
ments.v AS a result the lease was a
great success, and both the company
and the lessee made big money on ac-
count of it.
However, had the manager been
blind to the advantages that might ac-
crue to the company by giving a lib
eral lease, had he withheld the helping
hand, and had his exactions been Sc
we're and practically prohibitive, the
lessee would have failed, would have
lost money in the venture, and the
very satisfactory results of labor and
enterprise attained would have been
lost to both.
Continuing, the veteran mining man
said: "The smelters should keep in
touch with every good mining man in
the west. They should never let him
get out of the country, and they
should never let him fail just for the
lack of a little financial assistance. IF
his mine needs equipment they
could well afford to install it for him:
and, if he is in a tight place, once in
a while, they should see that he is re
lieved. BY pursuing such a policy it
would be surprising to note the num-
Der of new producers that would con-
stantly be added to the list, the great
" increased ore tonnage that would
daily be consigned to the smelters,
and the greater interest that would
be taken in mining throughout the
length and breadth of the land
This statement is only too true, and
he might have added that men of
means could benefit both themselves
and the mining industry if they were
not so stingy in their assistance to the
prospeetor and to the miner, if they
would only give more encouragement
to an industry that is the backbone
and sinew of the country in which
they live.
The "Helping Hand The real
mining men of the west need it more
than they do any assistance through
the medium of a protective tariff or a
currency reform-Mining Review.