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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

II was most delightfully."- surprised
and / believe the majority OF our city
people would be equally surprised az
the beauty OF the country ana the
agricultural prosperity 10 be found in
the mountains IN the eastern part OF
the county" said Atonasio Montoya,
county superintendent Of schools toe
day. Mr.. Montoya returned yester-
day from nn extended trip by noun
tain wagon through the mountains,
visiting the school districts Of CnrnucL
Ia Tijera. san Antonio, san Ant0nlto
La MADEIRA Barton. sedllo. Esco-
hosa, YriaaFrl and Chilli. the latter
some forty or forty-fiYe miles distant
from Albuquerque. ~ was the SUI
perintendents first trip into the rec
motor districts ana ne n enthusiastic
ever what nc found
Al MADEIRA. he saw oats breast high
al Chili and Escobosa he found far
stretching fields of grain enclosed by
modern barbod- wire fences, n steam
threshor running fuli blast, prosper
Gus looking rcd-roofed farm houses
with neat dooryards. hoilyhocks ana
marigoidH. RAJ livestock. populous
chicken yards. and thrifty, huHpitable,
Contcnted and very busy people
III h "a most beautiful farming
country, one of the prctticsl have
ever seem" said Mr. Mon;oya, and
they are not only Industrious the pco-
pie over there. but they are farming
lutpllgontly and getting results. The
smooth mountain slopes wide grassy
marks. surrounded boy the big timber,
/ are ideally adapted 20 farming re-
cslving much heavier rainfall dur'
/ ing the year than the Eslanoia valley
20 the cast. You would have 10 go
| FAR 40 see a moro beautiful prospect
than that from tho town of MADEIRA,
sea In back against the mountains
with the gently rolling farming lands
gtrctchlng around Il and view north
ward which shows plainly on clear
evening the lights OF Santa fc." Mr..
| Nontoya SAYS the roads an through
the mountains are IN fine shape, cspe-
clauv the one which leaves Ia Tiiera
below Camp Whitcomb and threads
ua way through the magnificent wind
ing Codro canyon Ia the uplands and
Chnlu
Gas FAR AZ the schools are concern
cd. said Mr. Montoya. ~ found some
81 the best and one ~ the very wors'
In The county Generally apoakinl
the children are az bright and learn
Ing as fast as any YOU VIII Tina M lh'
state. despite their rcmoicneas IRON
large town on a railroad. A chin
Mra. Mathews ls doing splendid worl
with what equipment she has M
school building has been Improve,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20
THE sacMIITcE 10 SPEED


"A membsr ~ the Brothsrisopd q
Tgaaasnsa is killed every seven hours
ana fgieen minutes and every nine
minmes man ia maimed,' says
Wllam Lee. an officer o. the order
ana he quotes Interstate commerce
commission statistics 70 give empha-
nls 10 his words.
'-Foo much pressure for speed r
WHIST a eommlstes Of locomotive en-
slneers told the manaeement OF the
New york. New Haven and Hartford
when aslssd TO roini out that roads
iropbie
Eltrtrlc and steam locomotive
aeropmne. and automobile, each q
drives a. its capacity. u r. the de-
rnana 81 Inc pablic. The cry for
haste haste." has come down wiih
Sims. inc fastest stage coach was
the one which dis the MOST business
THIS most rapid railroad trains now
haul the most passengers.
What though che rails are wei win
she blood q victims. the hospisai'
nliea with the spvimed and mansled
me cemeieriea crowded with shs
corpaoa 81 thoae Who were ia .
HURRY
More speed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

a Lf1rLE knouleaes q danger
Gus thing ln tbs possession NJ her
snnil hroiner
-.-u--
soME 81 these new-fannled gowns
make waikinE rHghrf dsgfiuus but
no Feulus has SET invented one that
would W an Interfere with talking.
o.
nlnml
a large. poftly ard respectable clti-
fen fen with o dun thud upon tho
near-afphall "a the corner of Second
street ana Central avenue. A police
man end zen innoceut bysiandefH
rushed forward.
They opened hts shirt. took OFT his
collar gave him q drink 81 ginger
ale from the drut store. bathed his
brow. stood him up and led him 10
the rirbstone where he SAT down un-
steadily, stu hoiding MS hand over
his eyes.
call az ocuiisi. ouioki" ne gaspcd.
Later reports from the hospital were
nngavorabie.
gavins no warning. the ipcklesH
man had looked directly al Mayor
seilsrs old car with IT'S new coat 81
red paint
O.
EVERY WIFE lmagines her aus-
hand would appreciate her more n he
had TO put up with some other woman
for about six months.
o.
WE LIKE to go
TO the picture show
stnfN ~
But It's playing it low
To cause us woe
with movies that end up bad.
o.
THE NEW bulgarian or
! BulRo.Turkish frontier takes Ia Dew
iietly Agatch. soudiak. pasova and Or
liakol a frontier that could DO that
must be some frontier.
%
A GRAND DUKE has written a
grand opera This beats al the Grand
duke records. Smoking cigarettes and
chasing actresses have heretofore
been che summit OF their achieve
ments.
AN ALLEGED authority says we
spend more for automobiles than for
furniture But generally speaking,
there L. very little excitement 10 slit
ltlng around In mere chairs. -fhila-
daiphia North American.
o.
HUSH money also sometimes talks.
D.
DOUBTLESS some 81 Garrisons
lawyers nlso came around and told
him The assembly couldn't possibly
put him In jail.
D
ALL OF THAT pomp ana ceremony
would be more impressive u you could
get Murphy out Of the background.
o
A MAN can forget 10 change his
shirt or get shaved but he always
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

may always count On enc most tre-
menious fuss
Tho First "Good.By.-
~
ii'r Teller toddlin' Of ter schcei
NANNY iookln after. in DE- do;
SOmcthin' lak n sigh
" shc wayin' him 'Good-by''--
"Spoao he never comes back any
mo-"
You pe. che IL his NANNY. an de
via an eF dem Is an dc time de
same.
be uF one today
SHE caii, an ne don, answer ter his
name
LIT TELLER. wen you goes too fur
To ever hear You" nanny wen she
call;
Wien lax bird, yo' flight
Hides you rum her sight,
Don't ferEit. she love You hes Of
all
-Frank 4. stanton. IN the Atlanta
Constitution.
WE WE'RE surprised 70 find no ov-
ldence that Elinor Giynn's Three
Weeks" started Digps and Camlnetii
on the downward path.
o.
IN OTHER respects Schmidt has
apparently been a perfectly orderly
and law abiding citizen.
o
NEXT thing Is for Huertn TO order
an Mexlco's citizens Ia the United
states hack 40 the Land Of Manana.
o.
JOHN LIND Is stili lowering around
the outskirts.
O.
MIR. HUERTA may be expected Ia
, pun of a perfectly fair and free cleo
ton. with the trifhng proviso that
anyone voting wrong VIII be quietly
hanged.
TYRUs COBB IA quoted az $4,000
The RI. G.. O'Livlug mas nothing on
the cost OF basebaIllnE.
O.
'HEAvENsi" objurEates a contem-
porary. They're going 70 slit th'
hose,"
This does not have reference 60 any
attack on the fire department.
II was unused by the society item
stockings 10 Match Gowns"
Il
MIR. SUFFER-. we are confident, hat
fully az much show as the far-famet
/ lcicle In Sheol
| 80
WITH THAT bic supply OF govern
I ors u a strange Now York WASH
represented az the Colorado springs
conference.
II. d. J.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20
HIGH CENTERS TO BE
GUT OUT FOR
ROAD RUN
Plans for Albuquerque-El Paso
Automobile Endurance
Event During State Fair
Include Important Road
Work.

Great interest b being taken here
In the I'll paHe-Aihuqucrque endur-
anco run which will bt made during
the week ~ tho state fair next month,
Many cars viii be- entered and Albu-
Guerqne IL making preparations 60
entertain the visiting autulats who
viii drive cars in this event
TO aid la making the road better
and driving castor in the race. wag-
0ns have been sent out from Alpu-
lnorque. Carthage and Ensle to re-
move an the nigh centors between
this eity ana ~ Paso.
High ccnters have always been "a
great dctriment 10 this road, ~
greatest drawback. IN fact. and now
these are to be permanently scraped
out. This win make driving much
easier.
The endurance run - proving a big
feature with autoists and many viii
come IN 20 Albuquerque To witness
the finish or to drive out q few
miles and see the cars on the road.
An endurance run is new feature IN
New Mexico anyway aud this ono is
proving well worth while.
Il Is not yet known how many ears
/ will participate Ia Il but interes, Is as
high In Il In III paso az u Is here and
indications are that "a win be COM
/ plete success.
The new road 10 Isicta. made Good
| Roads Day, viii figure prominently
In the route OF the race.
This run b. open To al classes oi
cars and speed will not be- an object
az any stage comfortable. safe driv'
ing being The rule The object ol
the event is Go demonstrate the prac
ticahiiity Of various makes of cars foi
western roads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20
Friends Expected Tier 20 Die.

~ sincerely believe my llie was
saved in the Fan OF 1910 hy using
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera ana d.
arrhooa Remedy" writes Mrs Agnes
Booth, Tonnwanda. y. Y. was
taken with ilarrhoen, followed hy an
attack 0f acute indigestion. Power
Of tho pen fa,ss 10 portray tho agon-
les endured My friends expected
me 10 die aa ! had been unable 90 get
relief for 80 long 4 time. This rem
edy went directly 90 the seat Of the
trouble and onred me In few hours
time" For sale hy an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

According 70 Prof n. ~ Dickson
~ Ealnpurgh. Ia an address before
the nriilah Association for me Al
pahcamtni Of science. the world
within hundred years viii b. 20
dea.uly populated ihal ifs resources
wlH ~ taxod 20 their nill capacity.
81 ths other hand. Dr d " Keilogg
~ nastie cfoek produced statistics
At convention of lne American
pnta glrslih association % rho"
ii lha h,rlh rate 4 decreasing most
sls.nlh.,g and ihsf eventually 4 wiii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

"a a penetrating application after the ior-
muia Of a noted family doctor, and lubri-
Gates every muscle, nerve, tissue OF tendon
naoctod ne goes directly 20 the strained
portions ana gently but surely relieves Az
tendency 10 soreness or strain.
Nv he dally use there VIII be no pain, no
distress. no nausea, nn danger of liberation
or other accident, aud the period VIII be- ono
ii supreme comfort and joyful anticipation.
10 an young women Mothers Friend 10
one Of the greatest of an helpful Influences,
for A robs childbirth of an rs ngoniea ana
danrors. disDcls nli the doubt and dread,
mi eonen of fear, and thus enables the MIND
and body 10 await the greatest event IN a
voman's ne with untrammelod Hladnea'.
Mothers Friend Us most choflshol
rrmrdr In thousands ~ homes, and ls ~
snch peculiar merit and value or 90 make u
essentially one 70 ho recommended py ail
women.
YOU VIII hnd Il on sale at ail drug storga
M IN 10 a bottle, or thc druggist viii glndl3
ret n Tor you n you insist upon ~. Moth
~ Friend h prepared ouls by lhe Brad
aeld Regulator 90, ia7 Lamar Bldg AZ
lauta. Ca. who viii send you hf NAV.
scaled, \ very instructive book " eApsftaAl
molhelA Mflte toi u to-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

0rNunN N the lake Win \ IIne at
sachod 70 one foot. dangling a baited
hook some four feet beneath the sur
face Of the water. The fish would
nab the bait. and the duck. after
playing the fish around whila 10
tire him out would then fly % shore
and deposit tho fish az my feet. one
Gay. however. he hooked an enor-
mous bass that pulled the duck
We called MIN Mike--under the Wa
ter. Mike never reappeared. J be-
ileve for fishing for the larger vaFi-
cites Of fish u would be- wiser 10 train
a turkey buxzard or ostrich 10 do the
work"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

nl41 tapk i o onargeal W @
~ foanU ID TIE lasnona alieeoficai
re'nllna1 In ne dome 81 ina national
eenlla These are one tounn nlrl
sls lhrea hsnds. Indian chief with
sls toen: flaes cn colnmbps ooat
llo4lha thrss ways washingion
naawn where pe wasn't slsnlns
Declaration 81 Independence en-
efons eate An This may be 20, but
90 ,hoss ca4plng critics renilae that
|tnlt + pfealny among nations. 2
commonwealth unlike any ever
known befores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

The Democrats mny consideFaieiy
ienpt a. smell Of prosperity by de-
Gliding not to ruin the monair indus
rs IA New Mexico. small favors
Thankfully received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

He-There are nine members "i
my family and we are Just IKE q
baseball team.
sho-- What position does your fath-
ar play
He Father h the pitchcr--the
other eight support him,
she--And your mother
He-she Is the catcher when
ever anything happens. mother al
ways catches u.
sho.-What "a queer fnmlly--jus'
like n bail team
lIo--Yea; We live on d farm. nno
ms little brothers play IN the out
field.
uh.n rnn M zoo cnll un 5a.sk--
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

A coufs martial has found that
Madoro was legally aHsassinated. u
really makes mishiy little diffefence
as This Stage Of enc negotiations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20
The Faunal
Muturalists


Novel FIsllins-
"Back In York
state. said Tom
Naylon today, 1--WE
used 10 have an
odd but most en-
feciive method Of
fishing. n have
never seen any
thing like It out
here, i had a.
tame duck which
i trained 70 swim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20
The Joy Of
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That is a Natural
Aid end Relieves the Tension.

Mothers Friend. n famous external rem
cdv, ~ the only ono known that y aplo -
reach all the different parts Involved 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

~YodoNna. says mr. bryan, "is
singing usthoni wordsr Mr. bryan
aiert take she trouble 90 say Il, but
81 mas Be- stated On the best author
~ thet Be- d not yodeier ar.
Bryen u nothing without words
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20
GRASS REGULATIONS
UPHELD BY The
STOCKMEN
Only 144 Cases of Grazing
Trespass on National Forests
During Year; Remarkable
Showing.

There we're only ifl cases of graz
Ing tresspass on tho national forests
during the past fiscal year, aecord-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

Don't use harsh physics The re-
action weakcns the bowels. leads To
chronic constipation Get Donn'F
ReeuietF. They operate easily. Zoe
ut all stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

Maryelousiy Tame Coyotes-If yon
have any doubt that coyotes can be
domesticatcd. visit the Highland ~. b
station and take a look "a the pair
OF coyotes the fire laddies have
trained a. mascots. The two are tied
together b. means of "A rope and run
All about the place. nosing around
visitors and eating oui OF ones hand.
They are not very large. about the
aixe OF very large foxes, but are
growing fast and taking on beautiful
coats with the coming Of cold weeih-
er.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

Deer season soun--The deer shoot
ing season opens IN about ten days
October land already local MINI
rods are laying plans for excursions
into the mountains. Numerous deer
have been reported this fall III the
Sandals and Manzanos hut the favor
tie hunting grounds viii be In the
Jemez ana Pecos country and down
Ia the Socerro county mountains.
There "A considerable ambition 90
beat last years record ~ r. ).
/ strong, eho brought ia one OF the
/ bieaens bucks IN history which he
shot IN the Pceos country.
Calf Looks like Wlldcat--Mrs. T.
NJ. Jaramllio OF Fort summer S. minus
"a nice little calf A neishhor lost "a
lot of chickens from the depredations
Of q wild cat and, laying for the ma
lfnuder. mistook the calf for the cn'
and filled him full Of holes. The
calf immediately deceased.
IIah Has brilliant Elght---Sydney
is. Is. W. sept 20.--A new species
% fish having the appearance Of nf
electrically lighted ferry boat, ha'
been secured Ia the Australian mgh
al the great depth OF $50 fathoms
This curious fish, which has my
three brilliant iight organs on eithel
side Of ia body, which Itself shine'
Ike mirror has been named th'
tudor IL WAS hauled 90 the turiac
iby the trawler Endeav0r, ana viii b.
placed on exhibition "a the Australian
Museum al sydncy
Rlore than "a hundred other entirely
new varieties were obtained, an IN
specimens inhablting these Hubma
rine depths being more on less lumi
mus.
Several fish Of jct black color
with a skin like velvet studded al
over with scinullating encrustntioh
Of BLUSH light were alst oDlaineo
some being shaped like pair Of bel
lows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

A Lf1rLE knealeaas a danger
Gus lhins ~ tbs possession III her
smnii brother
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

remembers where h. iald half
smoked claar.-- ExchHnet.
And Il he doesn't. noirhbor. you
may always count on enc most trc-
menjous fuss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-20

9oME 81 these new-fanfied gowns
make walking rHfhef dsffiu,ui bat
no Feuiue has yci invented one that
would ~ an Interfere with talking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
MAY BE RECOGNIZED
PrOgressiveS Wish to share fp Assig
mcnf to- COmnlittcca.


ment to Committees.
Washington, March 22-The Pro-
gressives, projected as the new minor
ity party OF the House. planned to-
night TO perfect their organization here
on April . ut a conferences. which is to
be. open to the public. This is a radi
cal departure from the traditional GUS
tom Of party conferences at Washing
ton, and is part OF the reform propa-
ganda They already have tested the
majority sentiment regarding COM
mittee representation.
Democratic Leader Underwood. as
head Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee. which frames the personnel of the
House committees. is disposed to give
the Progressives. if they form q party
organization, what he and his col
leagues may regard as IL fair treatment
in places on important committees. II
this plan is carried out, it is possible
that Representative Victor Murdoch, OF
Kansas. who is to be the Progressive
nominee for Speaker and floor leader
of his party or some other member OF
the new political factor in the House
may be allotted a place on the Ways
and Means Committee and others on
the appropriations, Judiciary or other
committees.
Democrats and Republicans Of the
House are going ahead with their
plans for the secret caucuscs for or
Banization OF the House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
Great Battle Is Expected
to Break When Con-
gress Convenes.
LEGISLATION MAY
BE LONG DELAYED
Multimillionaires, Whose Strong
Boxes Are Threatened by or
Perhaps Q Per Cent Tax,
Likely to Line Up Solidly
in Effort to Save
Their Dollars.

Washington. March IA aght on
income tax legislation. which may
equal the coming battle on the tariff,
has been fomenting In Washington. and
viii break with the converting of the
Sixty-third Congress according to
thoHe conversant with the situation
here to-day.
Behind the fight are believed 10 be
some OF the most wealthy men in the
United Statesmen whose fortunes run
into the hundreds Of millions. and
whose share OF the income tax must
necessarily be heavy That these forces
Will be able dccisively to defeat the
measure was regarded to-day as i'm
possible. but IT was thought that n
postponcment CT income tax legislation
and fral settlement upon minimum
tax might lie accomplished.
As the matter now stands the. Demo
cratic party has gone record as
favoring the enactment of this lceis-
lation. but there is yet 10 he drafted
bill defining the nature and amount
OF the tax to he levied upon fortunes
The construction OF this bill is the
point upon which the attack will be
made. n tho past. income tax lcEis
iation has called forth much oratory
and discussion. with LIS attendant de-
lay. Similar results were predicted to-
day for the future
The fact that the Senate carries but
slight Democratic majority. and that
wide difference Of opinion exists
amount OF such n tax, was also regarded
among of such a tax. was also regarded
as favorable TO the campaign of the
Interests"
Another feature taken into consider
alton by those who have predicted a
long STANDING discussion over this class
of legislation is the fact that the mon
who Will be hardest hit by an income
tax have been IN the past among the
largcst contributors 10 campaign funds
in the United Statcs. Among these are
a number OF contributors to both the
Democratic ana Republican, war chests.
should the Democratic Congress de-
cid. that the | per cent income tax is
Inadequate to meet the deficiency
created by reduction in tho tariff
tho amount may he increased to . or 3
rcr cent or hNcd OH sliding scale.
gradually increasing with tic prcpon-
dcrancc OF wealth
Whatever Increase is made OH the
proposed tax would vastly Increase the
yearly toll cXactcd from The huge
accommodations OF wealth in the bands
az American miliionaircs. On u per
cent basis il was said that only about
Sq.oGo. GOO annually could be collected
l.. The government.
Tho income tax amendment. ~
adopted ny The States ia January. pro-
Vldcd That Congress shall have power
to lev. and collect taNcs. from what
ever source derived, without spportion-
ment among the several states and
without regard to any census or
.numcratiun." This left the amount
and manner in which tho tax shall be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23
TROUBLE COMING TO WILSON
Snnrnpcttes Arc Planning to swamp
Him with Letters.


Washington, March 23.-A million
letters and kilograms Will no received
by tho presidential secretaries Within
q few days If the suffragettes work
ing under the command of Miss Alice
Faul. chairman of the congressional
committee. carry out their plan Of bonn
harding President Wilson with suf-
frage appeals. e
y letter has been sent out from head =
quarters to every known suffragist
in the country. bcscechinR thorn to
write or To telegraph President Wilson
to add a recommendation for equal suf-
fragc 10 his message to Congress whe1t.
II convcnes on April I. Not only are;
the sulfragists themselves to write.
but they have been implored to re ?
quest their friends to do the Same
thing.
The Idea Is to swamp the President
with votes for-wcmcn letters that he
VIII become convinced the American
women do want votes for women Mrs
Huntington Wilson, wife of the former
Assistant Secretary of State, will pre-
side a q big mass-meeting next Wed
ncsday to plan ways and means to win
Congress over to the proposed con-
stitutional amendment giving votes
to women. At the opening OF Congress
a suffrage messenger from each con-
grcssional district vii give personal
message advocating suffrage to the
member from the folks back home.