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Graham guardian., 1915-09-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Serial No O17S10

Serial No. 0l7Sl2.
U. S. Land Office, at Phoenix, Arizona,
September 10, 1915.
Notice is herel y given that Alexander
F. Gardner, of Bonita, Arizona. who,
onJune %, 1912, made homestead entry.
No. 0l7Sl2, for OList 3-3329) southeast
quarter of Section II, Township 9 s.,
Range 20 E., 6. and S. R. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
fve-year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before l.. V. Nc.
Court, U. S. Commissioner, at Wilcox,
Arizona, on the 9th day of October,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas J. Johnson, William r. John
son, Edward Whalen, all (3), of Bonita,
and Jesse W. Moore, of Wilcox, Ariz.
THOMAS +. WEEDtN, Register.
First publication, September II, 1915,
I L y = !. = AZ
Graham guardian., 1915-09-17
Notice

| will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by the lessee of
the Grand Reef mines, or by the
Laurel Canyon Mining Company.
R. V. DEY,
Owner of the Grand Reef mines.
adv.29-tf
Graham guardian., 1915-09-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
NJ, nrOOn

DEPART MEM OF lHE INTERIOR
Serial No. 06832
u. S, Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
August IL, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that George
A. Bryce, of Bryce, Arizona, who, on
September 16, 1909, made desert land
entry, No. O6S32, for SW Il NE Il,
Section l, Township S., Range "a E.,
G. and S. K. B. and Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
desert proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before r. w.
Smith, Clerk of Superior Court, at
Stafford, Arizona, on the 23d day of
September, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George A. Peck and George O. Peck
both of Bryce, Arizona, and John w.
Mattice and Lewis P: Mattice, both
of Pima, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register.
First publication, August 20, 1915.
Last publication, September II, 1915.
Graham guardian., 1915-09-17

A cigar that has gone out isn't
much of a smoke thereafter, and
the rekindled love affair is also some
thing of a fiivver.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
|uccess Of Wireless Telephone
Begins Era Of New Development

transmission did not satisfy Carty: be
was working for perfection. Tues.
day conditions looked right. and a
small party left Francisco for the
Radio station at Mare Island. Al 3
o'clock yesterday morning this party
wss conveyed by boat 10 Mare island
from Vallejo. and from that hour un-
III II O'Clock preliminary tests were
made. until all obstructions had been
removed from the wireless line. At
that hour Chief Engineer Carly. sur
rounded by q group OF naval officers
and ohicials Of the American Tele.
phone and Telegraph company. made
ready for the supreme test, and await.
Cd the hrst cali. Promptly on time Il
came. A. Carty took up the receiver
hs smiled with satisfaction, and those
around him nxsd receivers TO their
ears. In addition TO President Vhil,
u. !: R0thwSql. senior vice president
Of the company: John I. Waterbury.
one OF the directors. and Bancroft
Chsrardi Of Carty's snsinnerins stafI.
also spoke from vsal's once. All Of
their voices were distinctly heard and
easily distinguished by the group OF
listeners at the Mare Island station.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

him predicted that Il would not be
long before the wireless Joins all Of
the contlnsnts. Just - the wires Of 70.
day Join every corner OF America.
unknown 10 tho public. the American
Telephone and Telegraph company
long ago established communica4ion
between Washington and the lsthmus
OF Panama by wireless telephony. The
achievement Of yesterday was only =
further development Of the nrst sue.
cess. Tho announcement OF the sue.
cesa of talking from Washington TO
the lsthmus was withheld until the
greater goal had been reached.
Prssldeut Vail did not leave his
apartments In the Hotel Gotham In
New York when he called Chief I'm.
gtneer Carly nj Marc Island. His
voice travelled over wire 10 tho Naval
Radio station at Arlington. Virginia.
and was therc transferred 10 the air
line Of the company. and was carried
20 the Radio station At Mare Island.
Ior several weeks Mr.. Carty has
boen In 6an Francisco. secretly work.
ing out the details Of the great prob
lem. On other occasions similar con-
nections have bscn made. but the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

Statement OF the ownership. man
agement. circulation. etc.. required
| by the Act OF August -. 1919. Of Ths
Evening Herald. publisAed daily e.
cept Sunday. at Klamath Fans. Ore.
for October I. 1915.
Editor--w. o. Smith. klamath Falls.
Oregon.
Business manager-W. o. Smith.
Klamath valla Oregon.
Publisher-Hsrxad Publishing Com
pany Of klamath Falls. ors0on.
Owners-
w. o. Smith. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Iona L. Smith. Ichmath Falls. ORE
gon.
Nate 0tterbsin. Klamath Falls. Ore
gon.
known bondholders. mortgage. and
other security holders. holding ]
psr cent or more Of total amount
Of bonds. mortsaees or other ~
curitiss: NoHs.
Average numhsrs OF copies OF each
Issue Of this publication sold OF
distributed. through the nails OF
othsrwiss. 70 paid subseribess dur
Inc the slx months preceding ~
date aheve shown. Isis.
w. o. SMITH. N
2 !
sworn 70 and subscribed bseors -
this Soth day of oeptember. 1915.
(seal) J. n. cARNAtlAN. a
NeIasv Rnolle foe osseea.
lNy commisslon sspirea June Z. to1o,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
WI. BRYAN TO Do
RELIGIOUS WORK
FULLY REALIzns own UNPoPu.
LARIrY. AND WILL USE GREAT
POWERS FOR EvANaEIIsr1c
ENDEAvOR
raI,sd Press Service

cnited Press Servtcs
LINCOLN, Nsb.. Oct. 1.--That vii.
liam Jennings Bryan 10 fully aware ol
the extent and scope Of his prsssst
unpopularity. but that he II bouyed
up by the confident belief that he will
be vindicated BY future events. be.
came known to the ex-secretary Of
states close friends during his recent
visit to his Lincoln home.
II Ii well understood here that
Bryan intends 70 turn more and more
toward religious work. not becomins
an out-and-out evangelist. like Sun.
day. but using his great gifts on the
platform in a somewhat related line
of work.
While the arrangements have not
YET been announced, u Is pretty well
understood that Bryan Is TO be the
f0rty-two centimeter gun in the Ne
braska prohibition campaign In 1915.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
NOBODY GAN TELL WHEN YOU
DARKRN GRAY. FADED HAIR
WITH sAGE rEA

0randmothsr kept her hair beAsel'
fully darksnsd. glossy and abundant
With . brew Of Sage Tea aal sulphur
whsnsvsr her hair fell out Or tool
on that dull. faded or ssrsaksd ~
psarancs this simpis MIXTURE was ap-
rlled with wonderful eject. by aek.
Ing q any drug store Tor "wyeeA'a
Gass and sulphur Hair Remedy" you
win CT . large bottle Of this old
time rscips. ready 70 uss. Tor sSeut
50 cents. This simple mixture ca
- depsndsd upon to restore aatasal
color and beauty 70 the hair saa =
splendid for dAudrua. dry. itchy scalp
and fAlliDS hair.
4 wsll-kuown downtown druSshe
says everybody uses Wyeth's SAG
ana Sulphur. because Il dasksns -
naturally and evenly that aebody saa
lsli q has been appiied-it's % easy
10 uss. too. You simply danpsA z
eonh or soft brush and arav u
through your hair. taking oae Strand
at { time. ~ moraiag The gray hais
|disappsars; after another applissdo1
or two It ID restored 70 ~ natsral
'eoler snd looks slossy. seft aad
abundant.
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
WOULD CAPTURE
FATHERS TITLE
JAKE SCHAEFER. TwENTY.ONE
YEARS or AGE. WOULD BE THE
GREATEST BILLIARD PLAYER
lNTaE WORLD
United l'rsss service

United press Service
DENVER. Colo. Oct. l.--Bsfore
Jake Schaefsr. Acknowledged TO have
been the greatest billiardist OF bis
time. died In March. 1910. OF con.
supmtion. he taught his slim son.
Jake Jr.. now 81 years Of age. to play
the game. and inOpired him with the
ambition OF following In bis famous
fathers steps. This month at the
Astor Hotel. New York. young schae-
Tor Will play Willie Hoppe for the
championship. II Schaefer does not
win this year. no will win the cham
pionship eventually. declare experts
who have seem the Wizards son play.
my father taught me how to play
billiards when was i3 years DID,"
said 0chaefer. when he visited his old
haunts here recently. II practice hve
hours day whom ! am homo In Chi.
caso. try to got out for q two.mile
walk every morning to keep my
nerves In TRIM"
Though Schaefer dallys little about
bis shots. Il 10 said he plans eight
shots In advance every time. Two
years ago he began TO attract atten-
tion when no was chosen - one Of
nine players In the Champion Billiard
Playsrs' League.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
,o,....u.4 srss. 49, y


- .shievemsn.s we're mot enough
7 ns ,ss, baifiins problem Was so'vsd'
,s.et connection WAS made -
~ 4 telephone wire and 2 wirs'
"A. - ..s.r line. making u possible so'
..s.. v,th a regular Bell telephone
/. . ~. n sossse,sd up with The air.
- succsss Of transatlantic and
......rasiae Telephony dspsnAsd
49, s,s.,, upon tho success Of ne at'
- - .psu the continent with an
~, ,In,, and tho achievement Of
...,.ss tnnseontinsntai telephony
s.... hat the telephone viii bridge
4. As,sst,c az soon ~ the conditions
!. rrress arc normal. Il b . vastly
.ss Alaeult task. according @ Chief
s..i,ssr Carly. 10 cross land. With
!. - changing topography. than to
- g equally great or greater e.
- u isvsl water.
Vhes Civil Engineer Carly arst
- Prsalden, Vars voice yssssr-
~ nss,las bis fret comment was'
- erob,sm Of srans.Atiantic com.
ar,Iasloa by telsphoas has bssn
sslvs1.. and those eathses1 AROUND
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

lDnlte1 Proso Service
vAsHrN0roN. u. O.. Oct. L.
.. .. !. ....... -.
saleessas q 'ne 'owpsss0 -
iesst0 Countries mere . sns csoss q
IT. w. Secretary OF Commerce Hsd-
~ told the United Pres to-day.
.sf<s auestiop." M aaiA ia NO
-. ...n - ...... 80. ..,..A.
-ss' ra'ass now sas" " s'op
~
Pm plans Of Rsdaesd and the
fslsssl Trade commisalon. u appsars
sAat ~ tart6 viii play the smallest
Fas y this plan.
"As Z matter Of tact. ~ issus
shesld be met from an sthioal sand
l,oiat-aot from an economle stand
poist q all." the secretary eoatiused.
"Inessaslng the tari6 might seem the
sisplsst. easiest way. but Il would
rssuk II Americans paying more.
Thia y unnecessary. We have al the
u.aeAlaery and law to handle the sltu.
@'oa o N ethical basis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
WHAT THE WAR
{ MOVES mean
BY J. w. 4. MASON
written for the United Press)

NEW YORK. Oct. THE most sig
niacant Indication Of the situakion
along the western battle front b that
the allied oflicial statement enumer.
ates gains OF yards. instead Of miles.
and prisoners by hundreds. instead Of
thousands.
II Is apparent from this that the
Germans are putting up q strong re-
sistance. although they are not yet
maintaining their position ut all
points. The British apparently have
abandoned their plan for reaching
Lille. and have halted north Of Yprss.
Meantime they have concentrated
strongly at I1oos. The 0ermans are
facing q concentrated As1se- tswayd
Douai. twelve miles east.
Through reinforcing the Douai
vicinity and elsewhere. the Germans
|at points have probably been weak
'ened. II the allies can discover from
what place the Withdrawals have bssn
made. they may be able 70 pierce the
German forces at these spots.
Normally. before q succsssful ~.
sault can be delivered against en-
trenchments. strong artillery prspar
alton ID necessary to blow up obstruc-
tions In the path. In this manner, the
Germans would be forewarned. The
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

Boston Tunnel to Opesate sooa
Unitsd Press Service
BOSTON. Mass. Oct. A-The new
Fast Boston tunnel extension viii b
I'm full operation the middle Of THU
month, Il b believed. Practically all
lot the work has been completed. Ths
new tunnel connects the older tubes
and b expected to greatly facilitate
|trafac. Il cost Sa.6oo,oOo. aad va
begun Novsnbsr 20. lo11.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

Retiti0a
In the County Court Of the stats oe
Oregon. for Klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Adoption b. Carl
s Adams and Eva Adams snd
h Change Of Name Of Marie nek-
f hardt.
To the Honorable Marion Hanks,
Judge Of the County Court Of The
|! state OF Oregon. for Klamath
4 County.
The petition Of Carl Adams and
Eva Adams, husband and wife. ~
srectfully represents: That Il b your
pctitioners' desire to adopt Maria Eek
Lardt. female child Of the 49, Of
: years. daughter Of Albert D. Hak-
hardt and Hattie Eokhardt. That
Hattie Eckharde. mother Of said chilli.
has hled n this procssding her con.
sent In writing to such adoption: that
said Hattie Eckhardt = now and for
about one year last past has bsea .
resident and inhabltant Of klamath
county. Oregon. That said Albert D.
Eckhardt is not now wkAin the stata
u Oregon. the A0dayit o. Carl Aaana.
one petitioner. and Hattie Dekhardt
being on ale In this procselinsn .
proof OF such fact. Your pstitioasss
further represent that they are now
,snd for several Year, lat past have
been residents and inhshita1ts of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

klamath eounty. ossooa, ase satisGuD
LOT the UnIted Dtatas asa q ~ soa1s
of Oregon, ana of good aSsae Shas.
actsr; that they are b svssy way eon.
rsssnt and proper persoss 70 haSe ths
care sad nurture Of said Masieg nsk.
hardt - her parsats by a1o0tjon;
that thsy have no ehiIdren o. aloptel
children; that they aee Ansaeieaiy
able 70 provide properly fos nd 70
educate said child.
Wherefore your petitioners respect.
fully pray this honorable court buF .
decree granting leave TO adopt MD
Marie EckhaSdt. and for change OF
her name to Hassl Marie Adsns.
CARL ADAMS,
IVA ADAM.
State Of Oregon.
County,of klamath, -:
We. Carl Adams and IVA AAaae.
being ssvsraiiy sworn, say: That W
are the petitioners above named, and
that the foregoing petition Il true, ~
we verify believe.
CARL ADAMS,
EVA ADAMS,
Subscribed and sworn 70 before ne
this 1sd day Of September. 1915.
ROLLO @. 0ROESBECK,
tssaI) Notary Public fos Oregon.
Ny commission expires January -.
1915.
Upon reading The petition. aisd
herein. Of Carl Adams and Eva
Adams. his wife, praying for : decree
Of this court that said pstitioners ~
granted lears to adopt and 70 eaange
the name OF Marie EckhaFdt, Hattie
Eckhardt. mother OF said child. hav-
ing consented In writing to such
adoption; and It further appearing
from the afhdayit Of Carl Adams that
Albert D. Eckhardt. father Of the
child. d not within the state Of Ore
gon. and that personal service Of said
petition and Of this order cannot b
made upon him within said state. j..
It Is Ordered that Tuesday, the
18th day of November. 1915. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day. and the klamath county
court house 1t Klamath Falls. Oregon.
be and are nxed - the time and place
= =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
Must Prevent Dumping
q Foreign Goods in us.

nsid. Chairman Davis OF the Federal
Trade commission. President Wilson
and other leaders who have conferred
about American Industrial conditions
viii not bc pcruadcd In favor Of i'm.
portAnt changes In the tariff. other
than the "anti.dumping" clause. ex.
cept perhaps a suspension OF the free
sugar schedule temporarily TO meet
The revenue emergency created by the
war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
Notics oe 6heeiAss Sale
equity No. e4s)

In the Circuit Court for the state oi
Oregon. in and for klamath
County. I
J. J. Morton. Plaintiff.
Milburn Knapp. the Mutual Millina
Company e corporation) Charles
Graves and Robert Nay, Defsnd-
ants.
Under and BY virtue OF IN order ol
sale In foreclosure and decree Of the
circuit court for the County Of Khan
ath and State Of Oregon. died In rid
court on the 18th day Of July. 1915.
wherein J. J. Norton - plainti3. -
covered said decree and order Of sale
against the dstendants. Milburn
Knapp. the Mutual Milling company Z
corporation. Charles Graves and Rob
ert Nay. ordering that the saia plain
til. J. ]. Morton. have his claim Of
lien forsclosed In said action and the
same being for the sum Of 100000.
With intsreat thereon q the rate Of
per cent per annum from tAe 1eth
day Of August. 1919. and Tor tho cost
and disbursements OF said aetion
amounting to the sum Of esl.ss. ana
costs accruing. b satisAed ont oe tha
tale OF the following described per
sonsl property. to b sold on the leth
day oe October. 1915. at the hour a
, O'Clock p. n. on said day. and tAat
prior to the said sals notioe ~ givsn
IN nswspaper Of general eirculation
In Klamath eounty. once . week fot
four consecutive and suoesssive weeks
and that the said property be cola =
personaA property under execution:
The same helns:
Oas steam boiler about 6 Inches
by 10 feet; v, ~.
One steam boiler about q a,iaeAeG
By 10 test. both saia bellolo 60,
plsts with szAeks staefq; !:
A complies ct Of etean plplnl
ccnnsctsd With sAot eun ~;
One ateam punp = two hal,s,
capacity;
All piping eomDieto heloasias 4
Dollars and saGIne lneluding Gloel
valves. ataAm seosks ana steam -
paFatus foe aalA helless;
Ono HI seean eagilA, abeut Il
fnaA - - 49, s,AeS 49, 4 ~ 40
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

~ :. -. ,...1.sa ,-1.1's1u - u,
ts-ss,s ~ s,r~ Z ,.sso,s ~ S1's'1,S
nlerf. 3 !
a.. s,s...c.. - s,.1.e - -, =
"a e,ssss~s s,ss.s.ss 49, s.sSssS \
to drive sheft: 4 4 81
one 1ovbls saw hu6k euGruo6eo.
with four inverted tooth ee.enloe
saws;
C1uteh, maa1rei anA snefs tooto1
TO sagine;
one uprisht drive te,t eonnsse-
Ing with 1oubls ~ husk:
one saw easriaeo with two 80
Of Prescott heol tloehs eonpleee
with incidsutais ssd sttaehmon1s;
One Prseeot shol gun fsea abouf
10 inches By - Sooe, eomplees WIN
steam 1ttiass. plpinos, valves -
conplste connections back 70 Doil-
~: ~
One stub sdess;
One so-inch surSeeo planse;
Two iron on barrels;
One IT two wheeled loxefns
trucks or Wheels:
Trsnsfer coayeyors. sseoeret
whesls ana chains. iron vcrk -.
ieys ma MI appliance. eompIe4s "a,
the MIL:
Ai,,umh., s,r.hs ,,.--.v. 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
Milwaukee saa,sor.sn ops.ed

hdUwSukee oanstosuu Npeu
United Press Service
MILWAUKEE,. Oct l.--"Auirdals. =
Milwaukee county's tuberoulosis san.
itorium. said to be the finest institu.
tion for the treatment q phthisis IN
the United States, was opened for oc.
capancy today. It cost 100000. and
will accommodate as6 patienta. Il d
named after John Muir. naturalist,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01

FALLS, OREGON
Heldssnaa saA oAmssl p. 11so1ep.
man, her husbanl; Dsst o. Wneou
aad --- wilsos, ~ vile; Deer
slAaa Ridgway. unmarried; ~.
ren Hamilton WILCOX. unmarried:
Luiu Olive Wiicog, uanasY1o1S
AHA wijeox. unnassled; AlS1a
ofdes wilcos Tayies aaa -
Taylor. her hushand: DDneas
wiieof. unmarried, son Of JoAs
Dmmons WILCOX. deceased: Joha
cmnons Wilcox, ,dsesassd: George
o. wilcox. dscssssd; william n.
Aver, dseeased. and each Of their
heirs. lsgatses, Representatives.
sdmihistrators. executors, and
samuel D. Holdssman. trustee Of
George O. WILCOX, dseeesed.
In the Name Of the STATE Of Ore
!Gon: You and each Of you are here
By required to appear and answer the
compliant Of the plaintiffs flled IN TIE
|above entitled suit against you. anl
each Of you on or before the 4th
day Of October, 1915; that bsing the
date set for you TO appear and answer
by order Of Hon. George Noland.
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Oregon
for Klamath county. and II you IAN 70
20 appear and answer 70 the con-
plaist Of the piainfiRs died hsrsin.
|plaintiRs viii ask the court for ths
specific relief prayed for IN their
complaint. 70 Wit: The pastitioa.
sale and distribution Of proceeds 10
the respective plaintiffs and leCsnl-
ants - their Interest may appear IN
and to tho following described real
estate, 70 Wit:
The southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section two;
the east half Of the south1ast
quarter. west half Of The northeest
quarter. and east half Of The leetA.
west quarter. ali IN section slevsn:
northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter. section fourteen: and ~
northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section nine: all Of sald
described lands being In township
thirty-sevsn south, range ssyeu
east. wilismstts Meridian. Klam-
ath county, state Of Oregon.
This suit 10 brought for the pur.
pose OF partitioning the said above
described real estate: that plainti9s
allege that said real estate cannot b
distributed in kind. therefore they
ask for the sale Of the same and dis
tribution Of the proceeds - By law
provided.
This Summons Is published In the
Evening Herald. .ewspapsr printed
and publlshed In the city Of KlaDath
Fails. Oregon. and of gsasral cireu-
iation In the county Of Klamath. state
of Oregon. being the county IN which
the above described real estate - ~
uatsd; the said pepsr being assisnat-
ed and named In the order Of the Hon.
George Nolaad. Judge Of The Ciseait
Court OF the state OF Oregon for
klamath county. In his order Of the
18th day OF August, 1915. - being
the paper most likely to convey notice
- .alA AnAnnAawes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-01
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAN, NEURALGIA


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ernta al(ep yoa takS povdee you
wlll wonAps what booams q eAe eeeo'
Sche, aeuvalglN and pain. ? Stop e09es.
~ nss1lsaa, ns INN Yen osesHeAe
SoM xsk fos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
TUSAYAN FOREST
GETS AWARD FOR
LOW FIRE MARK
Number Of BIazeS
There Than on Any Other of
Sixteen National Forests in
Third District.

The Tusayan national forest. situat-
"a in northern Arizona. with head
quarters ag Williams has won the
award 81 merit given rs District For
ester a. king.and tr the forest in
district Ne. =. which comprises Arr
IONA and New Mexico. making the
best record In lhc discovery ana sup
PRECISION II fires during the past sea-
son
The fact that each 81 the sixteen
forests in the thru district surpassed
an previous records WIi indicate the
effort made hy the Tusayan a. secure
the award
Aauy factors had Gu De considered
ley the forest officials who awarded
the prize the percentage 81 fires dis
eoyfred and exfinguished in their in
eipiencv, as compared 90 those that
had gained heafWav and burned over
ne-auarter 81 ten acres--forest fires
are classified according Co. acreage by
forest efticer~ average reare per
fire time eApstd between discovers
and report time devoted to travel and
TO Suppression and the general
weather conditions prevailing
throughout the FIRE season.
The Tuaysu with an acreage 0f
i-nHr. eco acres had & total Of sixty
three fires that burned in their en-
ttrety -5.z9 acres. or an average of
about tuuF-ienths ~ an acre per fire.
The perceniage % those eNtingulshed
before they covered mere than enc
quarter = an acre was about 3 per
cent or mis- eight in number
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
CROWDS CO To
STATE BUILDING
ON ARIZONA DAY

san D:ego, CALI. FEB. 1.-Two
Thousand visitors thf0nged the New
Mexico state building "a the Panama.
California exposition TODAY IL was
Ar,Euns day and the higsest cruA. i
nce The opening of the fair. Nas in
attendance
a srecial preerstn was arranged
by A. f. koehler. Jr commissioner
90 Publicity Ia honor ~ the ArixoR-
Ems ln the auditorium there we're
siN moving ptctare shows during the
Ua4 With lectures. ana The capacity
ot 'hc auditorium was taxed at each
sho~ AZ the hrSi night show this
evening the crowd vas 50 great that
fnt Tor room. WIS used To accom-.
mediate the overflow. and me stere.
oFtic1n views of the forest service
We're used with great success.