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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
BIG ADDITION To
BARRACKS At
INSTITUTE
Over $4,000 to Be Spent in
Improvement at Military
School at Roswell; Faculty
Retained for Next Year.

Roswell, y. NJ, April iS--The New
Mexico Military Institute Is growing
SO rapidly that continued improve
ments are necessary Co keep up with
the pace. ana this week at a mocting
of the board of regents contract
WAS given to OH Amis. the lowest
! bidder. To build thirty-thrsc more
sleeping rooms, extending the Hagcr-
man barracks $50 feet 10 the north
and the north tower. The contract
without the plumbing ana heating
viii amount 10 over S30,01O. Work
viii commence Ht once ana II " TO
be finished by September I, 1918, for
the opening session, September s.,
1873.
| The other bidders for the Job la the
order at their bids were. :. a. ben
ming. George BiNby, of Roswell; Mr.
johnson OF santa Fe. aud Charles
Stains of Roswell
The addition viii be- q duplicate of
the present Hagerman barracks,
This summer the old long" barracks
win be removed from the grounds.
The board of regents also ordered
tie sale and removal OF the tank
tower on the grounds where the old
1
last of the original landmarks 60 go.
The plumbing aud heating contract
viii be given later.
Tho Institute now h taxed 20 the
limit. with the additional barracks
the school will be- able to accommo-
date 1850 boys. The school now is m
a more prosperous condition than
ever before. and gaining more MAJ
tionwlde reputation. For the fourth
year II has been designated as one
among ten military schools Of the
country as distinguished
Captain Merry OF Washington, gem
eral staff man, viii arrive sunday for
his annual inspection and without
doubt the school will be continued as
4 distinguished by the government.
The battalion drill will hc given sum
day afternoon. Monday the staff Of
ficcr will begin his day inspections.
school closes this year May 2Sth.
AZ the meeting OF the board they
voted 90 retain the full faculty for
next year.
COL. J. w. Wilson. who has been
with the school for many years, being
for three years commandment, ana for
twelve years superintendent has had
his valuable services recognized again
by being retained by unanimous con-
sent OF the regents.
The following other members OF
the faculty were named'
Col w. $. Barlow, Instructor MILL
tary science aud tactics.
Major ID. &, Pearson, professor Ol
mathematics In charge academic de-
partment.
Major J. Ross Thomas, professor
drawing.
Major j r. Mcclure, chemistry.
Major &. ID. Forney, commandanl
OF cadets.
Captain ~ ~ spencer. asslstAn
secretary and treasurer and professor
OF English and Latin.
Captain J e. Troutman, history
Captain 4. L. Lusk, surveying an,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

twenty eight true bills and Two nu-
bills, The grand Jury last May wan
N Eession nine dnyH and turned IN
III true bills.
The Jury made report In tA4
morning, turning Ia four true bills ~
follows:
Lloyd Mango. charged with forgery.
bob RHtCiiiie charged with larceny.
j. .. Cutler. ana -. ~ Bonor. charG-
eel with false prcttnHos BY RIvlnN two
notes for $4,000 vendor Hens on prop.
erty In Tahoka, Texas which they
claimed was worth ss0,eo 20 Charles
n. brisbane. FOR his homestead. 4 N
less
The grand jury personally highly
mplimented District Attorney a. X.
Scott for HIS attention s9 duty.
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passage. or duct. or cavity. Is subject
To catarrh. The kidneys are subject
10 catarrh the same ~ any other IN
tCfnal orERn.
The catarfh may De slight. causing
only an inslgnihcsnt change in tho
junction of the kidneys. The ca
tarh may be severe. producing a
condition resembling closely firight's
disease uf the kidneys. In such cases
there is extreme weakness, maybe
hloaiing Of the stomach, bluatlng Of
the hands and feet. puiiincss Of the
eyes. Alhumen In the urine. Possibly
blood and mucus.
Mrs. n y. Russell, Box 2. North
sutton, New Hampshire. had been
troubled for sixteen years with Kidney
ana bladder disease. She said she
had tnken all kinds OF medicine With
out relief II finally applied Co Dr.
Hartman, who diagnosed my ease as
catarrh of the urinary organs He
advised me 60 take Peruna. Even
after taking one bottle | felt better
! have now taken six bottles and am
cured OF my old trouble Of sixteen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
HOw PrOSpectOr round the
Lost BRAVO del NOrte Mine

Chispa. Tex. April sa.--Ths three
travellers were sitting around the camp
ire after "a day spent IN rowing over
the mountains In search Of the elusive
riches of the earth.
suppose We hike over To- Van Horn
tomorrow aud lay IN stock of sup
plies suggested Henry Miller. the vet
crau prospcctOr, who h familiar with
almost every trail In the rough Wilds
of the upper Rio Grando border. as
we'll as OF the mountains OF New Mex
leo and Arizona.
"Do you think Il worth while to
keep up this gold-hunsing game any
longer =" questioned his companion.
The old mau shrugged his choul-
ders
You never can tell whore or when
YOU VIA make s strike: 20 some the
mountains will give up their bounties
of silver ana Roid without the pros
pcctor making any effort: To others.
old men like myself the storchouscs
of old mother earth may be forever
locked
III IN case OF Kcoping at IL. YOU
think" laughed Perry LOWS. tho
younger man
"By no means. replied Mr.. Miller
hut n the prospecting fever once
gets IN your blood II ls hard To get Il
out"
Pedro MAnchach. the mozO or SER
want of the two Americans listened
quietly To- their conversations
"if I were 20 tell YOU how great
riches of silver may be- obtained would
1 be- given "a reward ?" shrcwdly in
uuirod Pedro.
'lf Your story proved true We would
pay YOU. but nix do you get for any
hot AIR tale Lewis good -humuredly
rhsurcd the Mexican.
what I have 20 say IN about the
long lost mlne--thc Bravo del Norte.
as 81 was called by the Spaniards," be-
gan the muzo.
"Bosh' exclaimed Miller Have I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
MRS. McGILL
BROKE DOWN
Gives Che Real Facts In Regard 10
HeP Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

Jonesboro. Ark suffered a com.
pieto break down in health. some time
ago." writes Mrs A. McGill, from this
place II was very weak and could
not DO any work ! tried different
remedies. but they did ms no goOd
One day, got bottle Of Cardui. II
did me 30 much good, was surprised.
and took some more.
Before took CarduI. ! had headache
and backache, and sometimes would
cry for hours. Now am over ali that.
and can DO all kinds Of housework.
think II Ia the greatest medicine on
earth"
In the past iifty years. thousands OF
ladies have written, like Mira. Mc0ill,
20 tell OF the benefit received from
CaVdui.
Such testimony. from earnest women,
surely indicates the great value Of this
tonic remedy, for diseases peculiar "a
women. Are you sunererf Yeaf
Cardui is the medicine you need.
We urge you TO try H.
81 Wriisfos ladlss' Atvl,oy Lepi.. Chatia
eeosa Medcln9 Co. Chatsnoogs, ls9n,. ~ opfoiq
Inalruciignf ana et-pass heok, uome lleatis1n
~ Wsnaa." seni II Dlsln sTapgsf' % Ieeettl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
TEN THOUSAND HEAD
OF ARIZONA CATTLE
PURCHASED
Wyoming Grower Makes Big
Buy in Northeastern Part
of State at Average Figure
Of $500.

Phoenix. Ariz.. April 2l.--One ul
the largest cattle deRls ON record will
be contaminated this week In tho
northern part Of the state. along the
line at tho Santa Re robe. DriscOli
formerly Of Austin. Tex. and who n
known throughout Texas as one Of
the Lone Star states big cattleman
but more recently head Of the dbl
ranch Ia Wyoming IL the purchaser
Mr. BriscUll with J. w. Crawford Ol
Tempe. who Will handle the shipment
from liOlbroOk. left coupir OF dayl
ago for the Navajo county town.
The number OF cattle a. be shipped
viii approximate 10000 head, and
have been purchased from many poo
pie In the northeastern part az the
state. The price OF the stock " said
90 average close 10 $1,000 per head.
DrlsoOli h located on the rcscrVa-
tion In Wyoming. The cattle viii DO
shipped Ca MoOrecrOft, Dawson coun-
~ Wyoming.
Arizona Is attracting the buyer OF
stock from al parts of the country
according To MIR. DriscOli. The cat
tic ranges OF the state, IN his estima.
ton, are excellent and when range
cattle arc shipped 60 the Salt hNei
valley and fattened. and then shipped
right To the market. the advantages
are very apparent.
THE Salt River valley. itself II d
wonderful place" aaid Air. Driacoii
II don't wonder that the price OF
cattle has gone 60 the highest point
I should think that more people a.
the valley would take 10 selling thcil
hay on the hoof. Wherever such con
dilions have existed. as are found
here. the solution of the transporta'
tinn problem for hay d 20 sell tht
forage on the hOof. The profits. per
haps don't seem 80 much on paper
hut when the cattle buyer wants d
tat steer he will pay Tor him. anc
this valley h one of the best places
have .tur seen for THIS feeding"
j. w. Crawford, who will handl,
the shipment Tor the Montana ranch
er d located az Tempe, Mr.. craw
ford claims the distinction 81 Interest
ing Mr.. DrlseOll, particularly ln Ara
ROMA cattle, and says that there vii
be- more interest taken la tho Arr
xonn ituatiOn than ever before. as
consequence ~ this large shipment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
CATARRH OF the KIDNEYS
A Settled Form Of Catanh That May Exist Long
Tine Before II Is Discovered.

years. standing. peruna has been d
sodsend TO me. shall praise Il al
wByA"
How any rational creature IL going
10 explain such q cure AZ that except
by giving great credit 10 Peruna aB an
excollent medicine. how Il can be ex-
planned 1T any other way I cannot pos
slbly understand. Peruna IN a great
medicine and constantly making great
cures. Those who think otherwise
would be easily convinced Of their err
ror by talking with people who have
used u.
Let Us take one more. From or.
tonville. MINI. Mrs. Ous "a. Carbon.
she mas taken Pefuna for Catarrh Of
the kidneys and bladder. She also n
cured and says. II am very thankful
for Pcrunn."
And so the list might be extended
indefinitely. These testimonials have
come entirely unsOuRht, unsolicited.
and represent the actual experiences
OF the every day men and women who
are doing the work OF the world.
SYMPTOMS or KIDNEY
CArAltItli.
The symptoms OF catarrh OF the
kidneys are NJ follows; First, back
ache. second. dizziness. Third. Oc-
caslonaily nausea and vomiting.
Fourth, DallOr or pufllness Of the face.
Firm. frequent disposition 20 urinate.
sixth, urine highly cOiorcd. seventh.
tenderness on pressure on each side
of spine.
Mr. Robert n. Norris. No. i3as
Henry 81. North berkeley. California,
whose portrait accompanies this ar
ticle, Is also friend OF Peruna. He
writes.
"Wo Inve nay,r had any nthrr med
iclnc IN our home but Peruna since
we have been married.
II suffered with kidney and bladder
trouble. but two months treatment
with peruna made me a well and
strong man.
MY wife felt weak and was easily
tired and was also troubled with vari-
Gus palms. but since she took Pcruna
she rs well ana strong"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

doctors and none Of them could do more
than relieve me for time.
Z" saw your advertisement In pa
per and decided to try Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. took
seven boxes of II and used two bottles
of the Sanative Wash, and | am COM
pletely cured of my trouble. When l
began taking the Compound only
weighed ninety-six pounds and now l
weigh one hundred and twenty-six
pounds. II anyone wishes 10 address
me In person will cheerfully answer
all letters, as cannot speak too highly
Of the Pinkham remedies. "-Miss JEs-
Sic MARSH, Adrian, Texas.
Hundreds Of such letters expressing
gratitude for the good Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has accom-
plished are constantly being received,
proving the reliability Of this grand old
remedy.
II yOd want special advice write "a
Lydia 4. Plnkhan Medlelne Go. (eOnil-
dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read anN answered BY 4
woman and held In MTict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
NEW TOWN PUMP is
BEING BUILT FOR
SUPPLYING ARTEsIA

Artcsia. ~ NJ April 2i--The con-
tract for a pit Tor "a neW electric pump
on the well at the city park was LET last
week 90 J. r. Atterberry. Mr. After
berry's bid for the work on digging
the pit, finishing Il and putting IN "a
pump house Was tfgg. The pr Will be
thirty feet deep and six feet In diam-
eter. following the casing Of the arr
tcsian we'll down 90 that depth,
Tho light company viii Install tho
pump and the motor. The pump VIII
90 u six-inch centrifugal and viii be
pulled by thirty horse power motor.
The company keeps the equipment IA
good repair, and tine town pays them
$50 per month rent and power bill.
VI h hoped that this addition 10 the
city waterworks Will enable the town
Co have plenty OF water for all pur-
poses during the summer. There has
always been enough water for house,
hold use, but last summer the supply
for lawns and gardens ran 4 little
short. and II rs 20 overcome this con-
dition that the council decided 10 put
IN the new pumping plant. II VIII do
away with keeping d man az the en-
Rine house All the time, and except IN
rare cases the old triple pump Will
probably not be- used this summer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
GRAND JURY FINISHES
WORK AT BOSWELL

Roswell ~ A.. Aprn g2.--After a
strenuous six days work the grand
jury completed its work and made
the final report Judge Mcclure cons
pllinented them tor their thorough
work and stated that the court APP
precialed tho dispatch With which
they had done their duglea
They reported fifteen true bills and
ono no bill. The llfkeeu indicted on
the bills returned have not been ar
rested Tho no-bill was II h. Hanka.
charged With dlsposlng OF moriekGco
property. Tho matter was not settled.
Altogether tha jury turned y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
THE ROSWELL APPLE
MEN ORGANIZE
Fruit Growers Exchange As.
sures Growers of Profitable
Marketing lOf Great Pecos
Valley Crop.

Roswell, n. NJ. April le.-The Ross
well apple men may uow rest assured
that their half million crop viii be
handled successfull, this year.
The Roswell Fruit Growers ex-
change has been launched and the
articles OF incorporation filed. jsv-
eral OF the large growers have been
busy the last few days on the matter.
bat requested the newspapers ~
keep Il out until The organiza-
ton could be effective without any
"puffs' In any way The announce
ment. backed by the men in the or
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

physics.
Captein g. Radsmacher. athletic di-
rector ana instnlctor. 80.
Dr, n. 4. Ingalls, post surgeon.
Captain r. w Thompson. quarter
master.
one or two others will be taken
up later.
The matter OF employ ing an In
structor In agriculture was discussed
and IL Is very likely that one will be-
secured. Some praciicm work viii
be done, but II viii be mostly a tech
nical class.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

There ore
some things
that medical
science con-
Bi,lcrs settled.
For Instance,
that all OF tho
organs Of the
human body
re lin q d
With a nu.
cOus ~ = m .
branc. Also
that I h es q
mucous mem.
b r q n q =, Of
whatever CIR
gan. duct or
6 q Why are
liable TO an
inflanfnatory
g o n q itio n
known as cn-
tarrh. There
fore, any in
ternal organ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

and hope that IT VIII
be OF interest 10 suf-
fering women. For
four years ! suffered
untold agonies at
regular intervals.
Such pains and
cramps. severe chills
andsicknessat stom-
ach. then finally hem
Orrhages until |
would be nearly
blind. | had FIVE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

This picture shows
the average kltchefl
(yours perhaps). see
how you must walk
back and forth from
table to stove. from
atove TO pantry. from
pantry 90 cupboard
and over u al again
dozens Of tim q =
daily with the
Hooaler you can so
IN ono spot. every
thing before you,
and save hours Of
time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

Eczema spreads rapidly; itching al.
most drives you mad. For quick re-
lief. Doan's ointment Il we'll recUm.
mendnd. t0c AZ an stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
GIRL SUFFERED
TERRIBLY
At Regular Intervals Says
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound conn
pletely cured her.

Adrian, Texas. -" take pleasure in
adding my testimonial 10 the great list
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
pound of C0tlo-
leno to do the
work Of d full
pound butter
or lard

Coiialnno Il mssar
sold IN bulk "a
ways IN ar tight
tinpnilA which peo.
lect u from dirt
dust and odUa n
b always unliorm
and dependable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

ganization, means one of tho best
things Tor the valley for years.
The authorized capitalization In
Si0.OO0. The officers are; ". A.
Nicholas. president; Albert Ianuy.
vice president and treasurer; Or II.
u. Keith. secretary.
The manager for the year 1913 viii
be James Turnbu.l 0f Canyon city.
Colo, who Is now In tho city. aud
who will leave Friday morning for
southern and eastern points TO line
the business for the 1913 season aud
for the movement OF the crop.
Mr.. Turnbull has q very large and
experienced organization back OF him.
lie mas been selling organizations
through Texas Oklahoma and Louis
lama and connections In all parts II
the north, east and west.
lie Is ono of the largest and most
successful distributors Of fruits and
produce Ia the county. He has had
sixteen years OF experiences IN the
business Last year he handled over
I ,00O ears of Colorado apples success
fully.
Purpose al Organization.
The purpose of the organization
viii be 20 offer the growers OF Tho
Roswell district the very best faeili-
ties for disposing OF their fruit and
produce through the expert solling
organization represented Wy Mr..
Turnbull. aud hacked and endorsed
by Albert llanny, cashier of The First
National hank of Roswell W. A.
Nicholas conceded one OF the most
stuunch business men OF the city, A.
well as Dr. Keith, who as a business
man ana grower Is accepted as au-
thority.
Another purpose II 90 give the To-
cal growers advantage OF this excel
lent service with the least possible
expense.
A first class inspector from Colo
RADIO will Ice here 10 plan and super
wise the pack for the growers COINS
into the organization. Also AN cN-
pert traffic man from Colorado viii
be hvrc during the season 10 take
care ct the traffic end. and keep TAP
on the ears
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

The M0osier
Way
This picture shoua
the sarnr kltchsw
with a flooslsr re-.
placing the lnaie.
see now Sen can ess
ae@n a #afk ana
reach for what yoa
need.
Everything IS So
Four anRefa ehaA
Hackache tfrou
feet. nervous trouble
thar coma fr0m e.
hnuallou. aIi dIHRna
ponr when tia ft0aa
ior comea
The sun., 1913-12-28
SCOTTISH CITIES FIGHT
FOR BOBBlE BURNS MSS,
American Buyer Will Restore
Them. but Many "Shrines"
Of the Poet Claim Them.
special Correspondence ~ THr SuN

LONDON. Dec l1.-There is something
like scramble for possession of the
,ilenriddell manuscripts of Robert Burns.
Thanks to the generosity of the American
buyer the manuscripts are to be restorcf
to Scotland.
The buyer has announced that he will
he guided in the final disposal OF the
ma nuscrIpts by the advice Of Lord Rose
berry and an attempt has been made -
draw" the latter as to what place he will
favor. but OH the plea that he bad not
received Mr.. Gribhels letter he declines 30
say wha. h!s advice will bo. Meanwhile
Lord Rosebery is being bonbarded with
applications
Ayr has put forward a claim on behalf
Of Burns's birthplace. the Aud clay
Biggen" at Alloway. where tho poet frs,
saw the light. The cottage was the scene
of the "Cotter's Saturday Night" the mu-
seum OF valuable Burns relics attached to
the cottage already contains the family
Bible Of Burns. one of the only two per-
feet copies eXtant of the kilmarnocK
edition of the poems. dated l,St. and
other relies. Glasgow claims the Glen
r!ddell manuscripts for the Mitchell H.
brary. Edinburgh puts forward a cla In
for the Advocates Library nr the Royal
scottish Museum. and claims are also
being put forward on behalf of Dumfrirs.
where the poe; was buried. and kilma.-
mock. where there il a monument AMI u
Burns Museum.
so far bs the feelings OF Scotland have
been made public the balance of opinion
inclines to the cottage nj Alluway. Last
year there We're over 5000 pilgrims -
the Burns shrine. an Increase Of 1910
| over the previous year.
, AZ Is we'll known, the GlcnridGa!l man
uscripts are a collection In two Quartu
volumes In the poets handwriting con-
| tanning transcrirrions by Burns of several
| Of his poems, letters, and prose works. 1t
| was made at the request of capt Riddle
| of Friars Carse. Burns described the con-
| tents as almost wholly pieces local oI
! unfinished fragments the slfusion Of \
! poetical moment, bagatelle strung IN
rhyme simply to pass the time" aud n,
! expressed the hope that nobody withou,
! the authors consent would take copies oi
| the contents. ''much less give "a the worJ
at large what he never meant should soc
the light"
The sun., 1913-12-28
s0MNAMBULIsM IS EPIDEMIC.
Regiment Of italian Army IL AZ.
fected by stranse Malady,

ROME. Dec. 15.-There II strange
epidemic OF what may be called Com
tagious somnambulism' at Piacenza. This
epidemic IL limited to the barracks OF an
infantry regiment stationed in the town
So far It has not spread among the citi-
gems.
A week ago the police found soldier
clad In his underclo,nes soundly asleep
in the street at midnight. The man was
nearly frozen to death He was taken
to the barracks and placed under arrest.
The doctor who attended to him certified
that he was sleep walker on the fol-
lowing day three soldiers were found
asleep In the street at night and the
Colonel OF the regiment reprimanded the
doctor and had the men sent to prison.
Despite the fact that double sentries
were posted in all the sleeping rooms OF
the barracks more soldiers were found
asleep in the street every night, often as
many as twenty at a time. An officer 3
guard was kept awake all night in bar
racks. but men got out Of their rooms
through tho roof. All the doctors agree
that these men are sleep walkers. but
they cannot explain why pretty nearly
all the sleep walkers in Italy seem to
belong to the infantry regiment now at
Piacenza.
The War ONCE appointed a commission
Of army doctors to examine this strange
Epidemic The Piacenza regiment IL now
known as tn "Somnambulists Corps