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The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1913-12-05
be Home of
Hart SchaHner
G. Marx
czothe y
If You Could Step Into an

If You Could Step Into an
Insurance office and for SIS or $50 a
year get policy that insured you
against all uncertainty about the
clothes You buy, you'd pay the fee,
if there were no other way to get
such protection.
But you get it when you find Hart
.Schafuer &c Marx in a garment; and
it doesn't cost you cent extra. Now
is the time of the year when dress
suit is almost an absolute necessity
for the young man who is particular
about his dress and wants to be in
style. We have the famous Hart,
Sha6ner e Marx Dress Suits from
$4,000 silk lined throughout, up to
$4,000. Better come in and get
fitted out before the Holidays are here,
when you will need dress clothes.
How about an overcoat. Come in
and see the latest styles.
B4BBITT BROTHERS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
SETTLERS HOMES
ON NATIONAL
FORESTS
Over Twenty-Seven Hundred
Take Up Lands in New Me-
loo and Arizona Since New
Law Passed.

Since congress passed the forest
homestead act of June n. 1905, two
thousand seven hundred and twenty
seven settlers have been given homes
of the New Mexico and Arizona ma
tional forests. -Four hundred and
ninety seven homes we're acquired
during the past fiscal year.
This record of homestcads applied
for and granted Is pointed a. by the
government as illustrative OF gem
cral recognition on the part OF forest
users that homesteads ON the forests
may be acquired as readily AS on the
public domain The routine Of apple
cation and listing varies 20 some eK-
tent. but the requirement Of residence
Is The Same In both cases, three years
The forest homostcads, az "A rule
consist Of small scattered patche OIL
cleared land or land 80 valuable iol
agriculture that In accordance WIN
tire government policy Of putting lane
within the forests TO the highest use
A. is opened to entry ON the request %
prospectlve homeatep ders.
one hundred and twenty-slN thous
and three hundred and tor'y-tN'
acres have been opened To entry a
Arizona forests durng the past sryel
wears and In New Mexico iti,ol'
acres have been listed during IN
same period
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
Gang Will Be Moved to Pajar-
ito About Middle of Deem
Der; Road Tax Collectible
Assures Work Will Go on
Without Interruption Says
Chairman Beaver.

1--WE are going to give the people
of this county as nearly model
modern turnpike as possible from the
northern city limits ON Fourth street
To- Alameda. said Chairman John =
Beaver of tho county road board
yesterday afternoon, talking gener-
ally on the past, present and future
activities of the road board and It's
plans for highway extension and I'M
provemeRt In regard to some cur
rent rumors of a shortage OF available
funds TO keep the work going. Mr..
heaven said that with the road taxes
payable he sees no reason why there
should be any stoppagc of active road
building and repairing during the
year
with the taxes TO January
enough 10 cover outstanding bills and
those accommodating" said Mr., BeaV-
en-, 81 think We shall keep the WORK
going ahead without reducing ia,
force. ON a quarterly basis we should
be In very good shape, and even on
the present plan OF paying OFF month
| 81 We shall got along without ans
| hitch go far as I can see.
THE force OF twenty -four conyicu
with eight teams has completed the
work on North Fourth street roat
almost to the limit of the long san,
fll made by the state" said th'
| chairman. 1--WE haves just complete,
a big fill here and IL Is no cXaggera
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
Or. MARTIN HAS 4
NARROWING time
Pinned Under His Automobile.
Well Known Taos Physician
Barely Escapes with His
Life.

santa Fe. n. a.. oct 2a.---Ilnned
under an aetom0bilo for seven hours
after II had turned turtle. his shout
der torn and his body bruised. was
the terrible experience Of DR. Thomas
A.. Martin. of Taos
The physician was On his way "a
Taos Sunday after making a rick call
NJ Cerro. some twenty-five Of thirty
miles north OF Taos JUST how the
accident happened Il not known here
beyond the fact that tho machine
turned turtle. hurting the physician
under Il and there holding him CAP
tive for seven hours.
Bleeding. weak from the terrible
weight pressing on his body, unnhio
10 bulge. DR. Martin fclt a. though.
days were passing.
Finally. news Of the accident
reached Taos and pr Allison RUSHED
20 his brother phyricianE rescue. taxi
sng the injured man back 90 Taos
where his wounds were dressed.
From reports received today pr.
Martin Il doing as wen ~ conla ~
expected after the terrible ordeai
which nearly cost him his life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
BEST LAXATIVE FOR
BOWELS "CASCARETS'
They Clean Liver, swectcn stomach,
end Sick Headache, had Breath,
indigestion, Constipation.

Get l0-cent bon,
Are you Keeping your bowels. liver
and stomach clean. pure and fresh
with Cascnrets. or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with
Salts, Cathartic Pills. Castor oil or
Purgative Waters
stop having bowel wash-day.
Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanse ana
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour and fcrmenting food and foul
gases. take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out Of the system all
the cOnstipated waste matter ana
poisons Ia the bowels.
a Cascaret tonight will make YOU
feel great by morning. They work
while you sieep--never grippe, Hcken
or cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents box from your drug
gist. Millions OF men and women
take Cnscaret now and then and
never have Headache, Biiiopsnoss
Coated Tongue. Indigestion, sour
| stomach or Constlpated Bowels Cas-
carets belong In every household
children jutt love e. take them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
Children Mania With
the Royalty of Europe
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sound separating sweden from DAM
ish Zealand. soflero has some ancient
trees aud also AN ancient well, aud
on the stone wall surrounding the
grounds Crown Princess Margaret
sits FOR hours watching her incom-
parable Gustav Adolph. Slgxard. Bcr-
al and Ingrid. and asking herself IN
trepidation whether Gustav Adolph
has signs OF measles and whether lit
tie Ingrld will be- stung by wusps
The moment she sees the minuiest
sign Of measles or even Of wasps
kilograms ny telephone bells ring
and an the doctors and specialists In
Sweden congregatc to comfort and
console Grown Princess Margaret
speaks Vlilainuus Swedish.
crown Prince Gurtav Adolph Oskar
Frederick being more assiduous as
archaeology ist than AZ papa. finds that
Grown Princess Margaret spolls an
four So do other people Swedes
are displeascd The trouble Is that
though Grown Princess Margaret has
been seven years on Swedcn's windy
shores she speaks vlllninous Swedish
ana therefore. her children ('he two
that can speak az an speak Swedish
with the finest London accent and
English with the finest Swedish burr
The newspaper Tidning published
an ironical article. headed BARREN
~ Swedish" and ende0 u with M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

"Co-oporation with tho forest user
Is the most Important feature Of the
administration Of tho national for
osts.' said william p. Lawson, Of the
publicity department OF the forestry
service, who ~ In the city IN tho
course OF a tour OF the various dis
trlcts OF the service Mr Iawson's
department as previously stated r.
not hot air. dispensary. but n plan
for giving thu actual facts about tho
workings Of tho bureau to the public
and for furtherlnR intelligent mutual
understanding between officials and
forest users.
This cooperative plan n not n
new feature or an innovation" said
Mr.. Lawson. ut IN logical OUT
growth. and tho present policies OF
the service. TO my mind. under For-
ester Graves are a logical develop.
mcnt OF the policies OF clifford PIN
chot, the organizer and the man who
built up the foundation. The idea ls
to work together with the orEaniza-
lions, the cattlcmen's organizations
the game warden's Offices Of the var
ious states and the sportsmen, with "a
view TO conserving the game ana
furthering legitimate sport; the Unit
ed states land Office. with n view Co
getting the entryman's land surveyed
for him. the rural mail carriers OF
tho pos,ofIice department, who report
Ares on the forests; with the towns
and cities in protecting, conserving
and developing water power and
water supply possibilities, note
worthy sample OF the success Of this
latter policy being the case OF the city
~ Aafford, Arlsona. other organized
bodies OF forest users and other gov
eminent bureaus are working In con-
junction with the forest administra-
ton. II ~ the aim 20 confer when
ever desirable with such organiza-
tons. 20 consider their suggestions
and complaints. to meet an reason
able requests half way and In short
to get the forestry service as nearly
as possible In line with the practical
needs Of the people who use tho for
ests. To this cooperative idea may
sbe attributed the greatly improved
public sentiment toward the forestry
service and It's work"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
Model Turnpike from City Limits
to Alameda Promised BY Road Board;
TwO Dozen Conflicts NOw at Work

ton to say that the work being done
will be worth all the $4,000 that the
state expended az about half the cost.
Approximately $4,000 will have been
spent on the North Fourth street
road under the direction Of the road
board
The road To Alameda is being grav
oled all the way. The branch road
To the Mcnaul school will be topped
and graveled and General Manager
Fox OF the santa Fo has promised the
cooperation OF the railroad In the
work OF grading up and strengthening
the Menaul crossing over the tracks.
which will cost between $3.50 and
5000. Then the stretch from the big
bitches whore the deep fills have
been made at the intersection with
the Mcnaul road down 20 the city
limits. probably the worst piece of
road between here and Alameda, Is
to be graded aud !lllcd and smoothed
off and topped so that there will be
hard. level turnpike all the way
north. The work done By tho state
south of Alameda win be gone over
and patched up. these repairs extend
ing clear 10 the county line. super
visor Hunick Is going to call out the
men at Alameda To assist In the work
there. ON December 10th or 18TH
the entire force will be moved south
Of the city To- go over tho work done
/ by the people of Albuquerque on
Good Roads day"
MIR. Bcaven asserts the work OF IN,
board Is being done ON the most Geo
numical plan consistent with goos
road building; that all purchases al
supplies are made at the lowest fig
ure on proper roquisitiOn, and tina
politics cuts no figurc In the board
work. I'VE are doing the best w
know how to give the people TIA
worth OF their money" said MI
Beaver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
lNew nrIeans pleknyunel


Stockholm Crown Princess Mar
garet has only four children. and she.
spends AN her day and most of her
nights worrying about their health.
The eldest rs Gustav Adolph, swe-
denis future ruler but one who Is 7
years old.
When Crown Princess Margaret
wants To show her very real affec-
tion for infants she goes to queer ex-
pedients. and once she was photo
gruphcd In an attempt 10 kiss az the
snme time her youngest born, Prin-
cess Ingrid aud Prince Bertil. The
kiss failed and the picture was with
drawn. but now an over sweden YOU
see pictures of Vaer kronprincessa
med sina barn"
Sentimental Swedes lay IN stocks Of
these pictures and wonder " mother
before ever worshipped her infants
as does Crown Princess Margaret
a CAN for Doctors.
Grown Princess Margaret Is the el
dest child of the Duke ~ Connaught
She was welded IN 1905 and Is 81
yenrs old She brought from Sen
glrt. Britain. love Of the sea, nns
often with her four babes. GUSTAV
Adolph. Slgvard. Berth ana Ingrid
she makes for the chateau Of Soflero
Sofloro lies not FAR from Helsing
horg, ON tho narrowesi part % ihi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

from their presence.
Then, too. =. 5. s. has such apeeiho
~ mutation on these local cells as 10 pro
serve their mutual welfare ana "a proper
relative assistance 20 each other
In a very brief time s, 5. S. has tho
reconstruclve profess ~ under control
that romnrkablo changes are obseved. All
cruptivo places heal myHtoriOus pains ana
aches have disappeared. and from head 20
foot there n a conscious sensation OF 70
nowod health.
From tho fact that 3. s. s. IL purely
q botanical preparation, u ~ accepted ~
the weakest stomach and has great tonic
influence Not one drop Of drugs or
minerals Is used la its preparation Ask
Tor 81 s.. 3. ana insist upon having t.
And II you desire akiliful advice upon any
matter concerning ne blood and skin
write 20 the Swift Specific Co, 500 SWIFT
Rldg, Atlanta, Ga. DO not allow somo
Jealous clerk 10 larrlp the atmosphere IN
elOquenco over something "Just a. good
IA 5. B. g. beware VI all eounterfSltA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

remark. IA ewtde can learn English
IN three months. and an English prln-
cess ought 10 learn swedish an eighty
months" Affoctlonato Grown frin-
cess Margaret was inccnsed with this
and ahc took Gustav Adolph. sivgard,
BERTH and Ingrld of 20 windy Sofiero
where their Swedish got worse than
ever.
Idttln sirvaFa q Bully.
Crown Princess Margaret loves an
her balrne. bat aha loves Unfortunately
her second. sigvard, an obstinate and
snrly younarter. who exploits HIS
mothers lmpartiality In order 10 bull
~ Gustav Adolph. his future king
Though Gustav Adolph r. thirteen
months older and considerably strong
cr. he always gets the worst Of physi-
oni arguments. and this delights re-
bclllous siRvard. who realizes that he
has the more brains
Naturally Crown Princess Margaret
Is happy only when her BARNS are
with her. and when last month she
made tiresomc iouraey 20 OsteFund
IN the north 20 open school she
dragged Gustav Adoiph and sigvafd
al the way. the while slevard fought
his future sovereign furiously. and
ended by laasOlng the royal leg with
window strap.
Because BERTH and InRrid were not
with her Crown Princess Margaret
suffered woe. ana she tclephunod and
autographed and finally flew back
suddenly 90 Stockholm on learning
that BERTH had a cough. Tho Os-
tersundera were wrnthful In truth,
all Sweden u dispieased with its
crown princess. and the cause IL al
WAYS her children. who speak Sweda
lsh like Britons who drag their
mother premnturely home. who In
dulge publicly In fistlcuffs. with the
result that the moving picture man
who has Rot n brilliant record. II re
questod By her royal highncss 20 de-
stroy the film"
Crown Prince Docsnt Worry.
Grown Prince Gustav Adoiph. SEN
Tor. knows all about this but he n
too busy with archaeology to interfere.
and perhaps he thinks that the beat
inga OF Gustav Adolph. junior. are
good training for kingshlp. And
Gustav Adolph. senior. has his own
weaknesses: he Is Inadvertently alb
sent minded. ana forgets unpardon-
ably TO worry about his babies health
az long az they are well. And he
thrusts his wife's kilograms asking
about Ingrld's tummy In his pocket
and forgcts TO send. And
he omits TO telephone. And when
adorable BERTH scratches his thumb
and the doctor And
when the threatening letter about
kidnappers which so frightened
Grown Princess
In fact. Gustav Adolph, senior. Is
lax. Indifferent person. entirely
unfit to worship nj tho shrine which
Crown Princess Margaret has bull,
TO her frail. imperiled BARNS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
Good Jon Olcn.

The United States civil service COM
mission announces that an examina-
ton for the position on forest ana
field clerk viii be held Ia this city
on December IA. 1918. From tho
register established as a result ~
this examination certificatlon viii br
made 10 flll vacancies as they occur
IN the forest service IN the position
OF forest clerk at n salary Of si.10a
or $1,000 year. ana field clerk re-
clamation service, az n salary 81 from
see 10 1925 n month.
The commission has experienced
considerable difficulty IN securing q
sufficient number 81 male cllgiblee
TOR the position of forest clerk and
persons possessing the necessary
qualifications arc urged 10 enter this
examination.
Further information IN regard 10
the examination may he obtained
from the secretary OF tho local board
at examiners In this city. App,ica-
ton blanks must be filed with the
district secretary az San Francisco not
later than the hour 81 closing bust
ness on December 6, 1919. ln order
10 be considered for the pending eN-
animation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

Eomo blood disorders become doeply
rooted In the glands and tiaauea. and the
mistake h. made ~ rosort1g 90 drastic
drugs. These only nFgrayato by causing
other and worse troubles. A host OF poo'
SIZE know this 90 be true. They know
from painful experience.
10 get right down into where the blood
In vltiatcd requires s. q. s. the greatest
blood purifier ever discovered.
This remarkable remedy contpiua ono
ingredient The active purpose 81 which is
40 atlmulatc the tissues Go the healthy
Eoloctlon Of ~ own essential nutriment
md the medicinal elements OF this match
less blood purifier are jlst na essential 20
well balanced health Ga the nutritious
elements OF the meats. grains, fats and
guEnra 81 our daily food
Not only this, but II from the presence
Of some disturbing poison there " a Local
or general interference Of nutrition "
cause hollis, cafbnnclee, ahscesses ane
Kindred troubles. g. g. =. 20 directs ~,
focal cells that this rolson 10 rejected ahs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
OVER THE GARDEN
WALL 60 PAIR
OF TRUSTEES
Wilbur Winn and Alfred KEEL
ly Tire of Simple Life
AmCng Penitentiary Cab
bages and Hike for Liberty.


Special Dispatch 90 Evenipw nernld1
Santa fc, y. A., Oct 2s.--Simple
rustic existence IN the state penlten-
tiary garden palicd upon wilbur Winn
and Alfred Kelly, TRUSTEES. who were
working with half hundred other
cOnvlcts on the prison farm under one
overseer. and they accordingly cluded
the ovcrseerA oyergaNed vigilance
and quietly faded from the scene.
Half an hour later their escape was
discovered and a couple Of posses with
bloodhounds were placed on their
trail Ia vain. a reward Of $50 has
been offered for Information leading
TO the recapture Of either Of the men.
The followine descriptions have been
sent out;
wilbur winn. American. age 10.
light brown hair. brown eyes, weight
lac. complexion fair and frsckied.
height ave feet seven ana . half inch
o.. Has scar on left slide Of head
above ear. Winn was sentenced from
Chaves county on February 10, 1913,
for from 10 20 IS monthn for torsefy'
Alfred Kelly, American. age 20;
light hair. blue eyes, weight l55,
height i've feet slx inches. fair com
plcxlon. Has two cut scars on back
of head and figure 81 a woman Ia
tooed on right forearm. He was SEN
fenced from San Miguel county IN
March 1918, FOR from to years ioi
larceny from the person,
Kelly posed AS q Santa re officer
IN the yards "a Las Vegas and af'el
extortlng Is considerable sum IRON
two side door sleeper tourists, com
PEELED them 10 leave the town.
IL IL also reported tnas clement'
Ciarlz of Torrance county, WORKING
ON the road gang at canyoncito' "a"
made getaway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

MT Lawson expects TO bo at tho
offices Of tho Third district for several
days 10 come.
CHIEF FORESTER AND HTsTRICT
C1IEfcNOWBN ARIZONA
Forester Henry s. Graves IL now nj
Phoenix, Ariz., In the course Of an
inspection trip and Is accompanied
az present by a. G. Riagland chief ~
the local district. u n nkely Mr..
Graves will stop here with ar Ring
land on the way east for a conference
with the district men.
W. n. Long Of the bureau Of plant
Industry Of tho department Of agri-
culture who has been a visitor "a the
offices OF the third forestry district
left last night FOR Washington.
V. r.. Reynolds, forest examiner,
leaves today for Santa re after a
visit at the offices here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
nn Ynm nrend Yonr AIeals?

Ynar food does you little COCO
when YOU have no desire for u, when
YOU dread meal time. What YOU neee
h Chamberlain's Tablets. They WIZ
sharpen your appetite, strengthen
your digestion and give you a relish
for your meals For sale by all drug
gistA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

~ waa sick for three gears Win
s,omsch trouble and constipation
doctored continually with dffferent
physiclana with only Temporary re-
lief" says Mrs Hester Winte, 81 Ans-
werp. ohio. "a friend advised me %
try chamberlain's Tablets, which
ala. and continued 20 use them fot
one year. and they completely cutea
me. nnt only Of the stomach trouble
hui also of the constipation" Fof
sale by All drpggista.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29
Cooperation With Forest Users
Organization Most Important
Development in Administration

Not New Feature but Logical Step Forward Says Mr..
Lawson Of Forestry Bureaus in Discussing Gratifying
Attitude Of Settler, stookman and Farmer Toward
Government Management Of the Big Woods
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-29

For taxi or overland auto seryiee.
phono SEA. BamlsoVk eroe
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lFuMU.f. New.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department ~ 'ur IEfr.r ...H
o'l.r if ~II.uUrtr.. N.a Mex ..
February DO.
Notice b. hereby I ...- ...r.
Fitzgerald. .t Rag.aui. s. 49,. na. 4.
MAY : $50, made " p vi. 1896. t.r
-. ~Ei and 81 ~Wl Tv.
~. RU- sot., y NJ Z Ner.l l I'd. % ..
notice ,t intention 90 mas. Final .r-,
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ru- = Comm .ar. r Nl.4..
\. VI. 900 -n, 35-n jav 0. NJ $685..
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1860
,umrHrI News OG5
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Depart u"uj pf the Interior. 4. :. Land
Oni.r n' Nurumrari. New Mexico,
January :. 1913,
\u',r" D., hereby given that IIardrr
WYATT. of portaIc.. y. NJ. who on Jau
4. 1900. made u T. so. 1895, for SEi
-. D.. Twp 6\, Rug 2SE. y VI T. Me
.dlau. has filed notice 81 Intention Ia
nu., Final Five Yrur Proof, to o.
'ah..,t claim 20 'hr land above dcscrih.
81. u.'urr Register and Receiver I
- Land O0.rr - Tucumcari, y. NJ,
.. 'U, Torn ia, uf March. 1919
,'. u,n' ulw'. 20. witnesses:
49,. q. Mote. II. II. Miller. y. Howard
W N T..nrr. u' VI Curry, y. VI.
T. y prnr'. .r, Register.
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s;oTHERs CAN 3, 1LY BUY

Dr. Kings Nsw Di- ay"rv ,ud give F.
% me 'i'-Is ones when ailing and ,lf
fc..0g with n0lds coughs, throat or
'Uuz troubles. taste. nice. harmless,
-nna used, always used. Mrs oruce
crawford, N,grs, Mo. writes. Or.
Kings New Discovery changed our boy
q pale weak sick nov - me pic
'ure ~ health" ALWAYS helps Buy
+. ~ ne FIX Drug Store.