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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
HOUSE ADOPTS A
RESOLUTION OF
CONFIDENCE

Austin, TrNa~. May ll.-Thc house to-
day adopted a resolution nt confidence u
President WILSON. following similar action
u, ihr senate Yesterday
The Gibson insurance bill wa, made q
special order ~ thr house i"r "Wednesday
morning.
Representative Rowcll introduced q
house hill To- make the board selecting the
sites tor the three Texas normul- tu hr
composed of only the governor. lieutenant
governor and IT, attorney general. Thi-
would eliminate thr two citizen mcubrr-.
Th. senate defeated uu amendment hy
I atiimurr 4" rcdurc thr aary - th"
superintendent 81 the Confederate home
from fl1On ~ tl 200 year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
GARZA'S CHIEF OF STAFF
BELIEVED WAS KILLED

San Antoui". May ll.-Ihut General
Francisco Estrada. chicl nf staff oi Gen
ernl Gunlalc- Cara. was -hnt aud killed
", General Antonio Baruua. Zapali-ta
general IN Mexico city SUNDAY during a
hrawl. wa- the import "t telegram re-
rrl,cd IN lhc cuu-lIiuiIunalI-i consulate.
The KILN. Wy sand fo have taken place WI
a dance. \ statement was issued ~ Mex
leo City that there wa~ nn cause ter alarm,
saving that Estrada had been killed while
resisting arrest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11

French rh-rrrr- Erhr,t that Al tho
liiIrfn iHrtI"u- Irr united wv support W.
war ihrf hove a.irrd "u arruuui ~ tie
WRONG douc Nh" serbian aud EclrIan-.
Military observer bore predict thar w
Nu fuH and Germany must weaken th,ir
"if,r arui.- rs f.eo I'1lv rl.p v;o'a~v
over Germany i- likely bv midsummer.
lhr NI.Hn r1rr rnnl.uf rlr hrir that
ucU paper wv Lu.. WV. switzerland. prints
rcr"u that thr p"llcc ut that city have
been m-turtrd iu prepare tu protect
Fuu'r ,"u Eu"lru ir German urnha- ,a
d"r O" E"m'. when Of" ps through Lu-
-Tn" 'n route tn titruIry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
HERALD WANT AD RECEIVERS
MONEY LOST ON ELIZABETH

AZ au expense ~ - cent q Wa
luginu street family ha- recovered
ihc sam M tlN m currency! l"-t hr
tween seventh and WA hu-iun
,lrcct~ and The tlr~t National bank
SATURDAY.. Immrdntcl, upon thr
Al cnvrry WI thr WV N vt adrrrtl Fd
n The Herald soon after 90 il'r
aid wa delivered. Charles Is. Watson.
manager ot the How-e Furniture com
pany. turned the money into the First
National bank who returned V 70 tho
owner Mr Watson found NE
money, and knowing ~" better rHv
~ VA cover ihe owner turned y" Tho
Herald classified adj. aud there,
found what hc was lo"liu.- tor.
Moral n You have anything y"u
want to sell, Ut you want help ~
any kind, n YOU have lo-' ~ found
anything. why ten about N ~ a
; Herald classified ad. The cost n
small.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
40 CANCELLATIONS SAILINGS
AT NEW YORK FOLLOW SINKING
or GREAT LINER, lUSlTANIh

New York. May IL. No general cancel
latiun- ~ sailing NJ steamers ~ "A pas
-cuuvr- lu England from New York wv
European port- ha~ followed The -Iukru.
ui lhc lu-ilaulu.
The White Star liner Olympic. -niu.
under thr British rla. Friday. already has
booked 500 .tccraec and 10 cabin pa
-pnnFT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
OOWAGER QUEEN or ITALY, y
INDICATES SHE VII NOT
inttRItRL WIN SON

Rome. Nay Il Ihr AnrnrN National
HWi- Y report tlIti il' German emperor
wrote thc povl-cr Qur,u Narearlta.
m"thrr ot fhr IllInu liur. ,.rutn. put the
adtrrft.. ri ltnIt' neutrality The
d"N."rr .ld wv h,,r rIhrd "ln the
l"n "t Savoy nr rr.u "u' "a time 4"
Ihr reply trlu NJ" mran tIat ahr viii
uui nirricrr wlh hrr uu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
ENGLISH SHIPS
DID NOT FIRE
ON EACH OTHER

London Nav 1.-The British ofh,IaI
pre- bureau announce an alleged Of
trIal German story that few days AGO
British North orH tIrrf vr rI- hy mistake
~ the ulcht tired upuu each other sinking
thr hattlc-hir ~uprrh aud other vcs,el-
THE bureau -aN thr turt W take ~ a.
ilururr neutral
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
important Straits Positions Occupied

London. Muy H. The nllir- rn thc IHr-
dancllc- Saturday occupied three import
ant positions despite the Turk dc-pcraIr
resistance. Tho total lu- sr- M thr IrfI
arr estimated at lr.Unn con trntmrrIr
hu pItal arc uyerrruWded with wounded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
German Note Of Rcqrct Presented

W. hlu.t"u, -. e.. MnN ll.-Ihc Ger
man amba->ad"r today presented Ger
mant note M rrrrrt at ih" W ~ Amrri
rau i've ~ ihc I.u-'tanIa w Secretary IVY
State Bryan. The latter made uo com
mcut.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
HAMBURG SHIP YARDS ARE
TURNING OUT 3 FINISHED
SUBMARINES EACH MONTH

Geneva. Muy IA Swiss engineer ar-
irving from Hamburg says the ~lupNard-
there are turning ont three finished sub
marines monthly. tw" ~ the large raider
typr. ana uu W small coast defense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
SOCIOLOGICAL CONGRESS
ENDORSES PRES. WILSON

IIou-to Tcxa-. May ll.-Thc
southern Sociological conere-- today
adopted resolution cudor mg presi-
dent WI uu', stand w thp prr cnt
ctIilcal situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
Turks Repulsc Allied Attacks.

Con tuuiIuopIr, MAY ll Ih. IurL
SUNDAY with hayouct- rcpul -cd four IT,
prrutc allied miautr, attack. luuiIuIltme
three uf lhr enemy hnttalliu NriI
~rddul Bahr The allIr- tailrd " gam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
MauirlanIa Sailing Is Cancelled

tif .sf11f'd lf"s.-f
London. Man l ihr ulnr M thr
NaurcIlul. sister ship tu thr lU-itInir.
from i.,vcrrool NJ, 80 ha- hrcu cancelled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
German AeropIancs Over PaIIs

Paris. May IA German aer"pIauc
flew over PARIS suburb of ~ Drni- TODAY
and dropped two bomb one Wounded htr
persons. Tile other damaged huiHm-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
Russians Begin Strong Offensive.

Pclrograd, May H. Official clalm- arr
uadr MI victory u several ru-H.rrurrI
along the Carpalhau front v rnpuurd
uuoiticialy that thc Eu SIAN. hc.u .
strong offensive near Tau"n. vhi.h ih,
Au-tnan- captured ll-t week..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11

n-aidm IN
generally interpreted H. would
MOTIF ~ Lu-t IN wa
matte "f
H. hr tIc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
X. c. Lodges In
Convention At
Galveston

Galveston, Texas, May 1.-The state
convention Of the knight, 81 Cclumbu..
wa tu IA held here today and tomorrow
with large number M delegates from
over Texas. Special arrangements have
been made for entertaining the visitors
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
Troops Transported from Smyrna.

London MAY ll Turkish troop arr
hclng Transported from smyrna tr ihf
Turk n -carurt ui AlrNHndrrii Hnd Adt.
lia owinr M the fear thit thr alhe viII
land "a these place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
PARIS. May lit w '
LEN A nrInIrd rrr

IARlN Nay Il NJ ""td r'r'l dat Germany and
already d'ed q" declare Italy
whatever on tina h
the lle w thr \
former ttoIru ,r
\ arredyc yct ere, e. e orI"- ito
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
AMERICAN MEM
ON lUSITANlA
DIED HEROES

Queenstown, MAY H.. The PrcPnndcr-
ancc of testimony here today wa~ that NO
American man whatever aboard The I.u-i-
lauia got INTO Y Iiic boat until after u, had
been thrown INTO the water,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
Wilson Speech Not
Policy Declaration
Morning Papers Generally Misinterpreted Speech
OF President AT Philadelp phia To Mean
Argument Would Be The Policy.
.Bv Associated Prcs-.)

WASINGTON llAttcr t'ay ad
mn discussed hut refused reveal anything
to whether m the
fort the tntcd Saic- icct o n Panama
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
Establishment OF )
State Parks Sought

Austin. TcNa~, May ll.-Thc initial
step Tor the establishment "f five or
more great state park ~ Texas Tor
the pleasure and enjoyment ~ aIl
the people and The preservation ot
the natural products oi the soil, and
VI wild animal. game and bird liic
along lines pursued w the federal
government m tho establishment ot
the yellow stone national park, WIS
taken y, thc legislature when senator
Claude lIud~pcth 81 vi Pa-o secured
the adoption of y declaration nn The
suhlect IN the senate finance com
mttce. The proposal wa -uhioin"d
tn and made part of the budget
and Recommendation for the state
I.vcr and drainage board w the de
parimcntal ~crtlnu 81 The general ap-
propriaiion bill 4 complete report
IN the project i- ~ " made n time
fnr consideration not later than the
convening Of the thirty y-iillh lcgi~la-
ture. The levce and drainage board
budget carried S26.0n0 for each Nj
the next two fiscal wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11
Austro-German Allies
May Declare War First
Rumors Current On French Bourse That Italy
Has Agreed To Participate In War
Not Later Than May 26

ON TIE ITALIAN FRONTIER
who has end tl, r frontier
few r,ur 49,
W om ~ a fru day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11

After the honeymoon marriage begins To
resolve itself into a guessing contest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11

ROME May Military pointing opponent a
thorough mc,tth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11

Aud many slow man j. fast--asleep-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-11

la, remark before 1000 naturalllcd
Americans were apparently incorrectly ~
tcrprctcd ~ mean that while the United
State will remain al peace ~hc Will seek
Ia convince Germany a hen injustice to
mankind
"Amcrica." hc .aid. "mu be an example
not merely ~ peace, not because wr viii
not fight. bul because peace " healing
influence of the world and strife j. not
"Th,rc n such thug ~ man hcuu
- rl.ht that Il i- MOI necessary IT, r"u-
vince other h> force"
lie told h- audience hc would not lhlnk
- suggest ~ man that H. crH-c U" love
HI place of origin "but you can not hc an
A-.l .,SsIi-gl - you runk - N"ur-cl'c "A
groups a mau considering hm eli w
longing to a national group = not ap
American. I am sorry for the man VIII"
seek a. make personal capital oui ~ ihc
pa ,~lun~ 81 III fellow man. such ! man
ha~ lost the touch and ideal of America.
for Amcriru was created 70 unite man
kind
Ono 81 WILSON, advisor later ~a'd the
sentiment rNprr--cd in the president
speech wa~ humanity first" llc SAID that
while u" step has been decided upon yet
IN the present crisis whatever action l.
taken. nu matter how vigorous. will have
~ it- object the good uf humanity.
Mayor Blankcnhurg, uaturallz"d
American ciiizru. ~ introducing President
Wil-"u. and -rcahrn- Y distinct G"rH|n
accent aid new rt1cn must more iliIu
swear sllecl1n,e - their adopted c"uulr,
the, must H. Americans tr- 4. " and AT
the time rccarde- NJ what happens ~
the world al large. and willing to leave the
ronduci ui ihc GREAT problem now con
frunlin. u- M the hands ~ "uur Great
I,r.- iIrrf Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12
COUNTY is
HERE WITH CAR
OF FINE STOCK
Roswell District has Splendid
Display of Blooded Cows and
a First Glass Agricultural
Showing.

4 carload of dairy cattle and err
load ~ hogs arrived yesterday from
Roswell to ne shown at the state fair
during the week. EycrythuR was
registered aud had been shown at the
second stable live stock and products
exposition.
The exhibitors of dairy cattle at the
state air from here are: Dr.. a. u.
Grille. Hulsteins; Mcldrum Gray. n n.
Malone, ana George Pcrrine. Jerseys
and j. G. Hamilton. milking short
horns. The exhibitors 81 boss are:
% NJ Trotter. Artesia and Or. A. u.
Grille, Durc-Jcrseys. and T.. Shearman.
Polund-chinas.
The agricultural exhibit from Cha
YES county arrived several days ago
to give time 90 place IL FOR the open
iug day This o. a splendid exhibit
iu variety of products ana quality
curry and Roosevelt counties are also
az the fJir with the best collection uf
products ever mudc from The st1ked
plains. Both Will make the rest ot
the state sIt up and take notice. Eddy
county Is also in the show and among
other things has % car of real apples
Tho eastern New Mexico counties sin
have uu trouble boz proving their title
Go being first class farming counties.
Tho fine stock from me eastern cnun-
ties VIII compare with the best in the
United states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12
HE WEATHER MAN SAYS FAIR And WARMER TONIGHT And TOMORROW;
THAT'S ALL We NEED TO COMPLETE THE STATES BIGGEST fail

BREEDS. The fields include some Of the
best t~wicc-around performers that
have faced Il tape this summer on the
northern tracks.
The program for tomorrow after.
'nouu Is an excellent one ana contains
five events. two runs and three har-
moss events The entries will not close
until THO evening at $3.50. but there
has already been a large list Of horses
declared bon. The harness events are
u 22i trot. u q pace and q three
miuutc rot The first two carry with
them PURSES of 5000 each and the lat
ter StaU The runs are Il Gta -furluns
event for AN ages with % purse OF
'l2i, aud q onc-milc dash for three
ycar-olds and upward with 70 purse
of y2o0
There will be a meeting tails even
ing at 80 O'clock OF the norsemcn
dt IN" white Elephant saloon.
Judging OF the show horses has
been started and there is much IN
trrcst being taken la IA various class
,- hy the state fair visitor The horse
show this scar Is larger Than any be-
fore and there are more than 100 on
N'N'N lNNiNN' HN"HA hAi'lNlii
breeds.
ouc of the features OF the program
tomorrow evening is that uf the horse
how. The different classc- uf saddle
hurscs and drivers Will b, exhibited
uu the race course in front ct the
erandstaud. This program will bee
started at O'Clock.
The th|r,r-glited saddle horses were
Judged this morning and th, seven
entries were taken ON the race course
and put through their different guits
which attracted much attention among
ia, early morning fair visitors. Mount
Rose, entered boy u. a. Pollock. Won
ia, blue ribuuu ana "a prize uI $50 iu
tins event Morgan ltUI entered los
.' ~ Zimmerman, won second money
ana "a purse ct SIS. Third prize was
won by starlight, entered by j. Pence.
which Was yt0. and fourth pri4c went
o" Fairy. entered by \. l.. Martin. the
prize was So.
In the runubout class Dick, entered
by +. a. Fugg, won first prize OF $50.
Fairy entered Dy \. l. Martin. won
second prize, SIS. Third prize went
Co Maud, entered by MIR. Scimalla.
the prize hring $40. Fourth prize ot
So went 10 Sell entered by q. Del
trate. DICK. the winner eft this class.
D. O. tine looking colt 10y Ozoola. the
size owned rs Jurk Levy of Santa Fe.
lie d. the get OF "a mighty Zombro.
This evening the Jacks, stations
and stockings will Doc judged. To-
morrow uight 40 the horse show the
combination classes. roadstcrs and
shetland ponies viii be Judged on the
course in front "f the -grandstand.
Thorc were several hundred visitors
n' the horse show tent today q watch
tho Judging.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12
HEAD Of
LIVESTOCK IN
STATE FAIR
EXHIBITS
Largest Assemblage of Graded
Cattle Horses, Fine Hogs
and Sheep on Record in the
State.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
MAKE TOUR OF PENS
Expert in Each Division De-
livers Brief Lecture to
Young People Who are CO.
ing to School at the Fair.

There arc ove 1000 head Of live
stock On exhibition az tho state fair
grounds u this u one of tho most
interesting Of an the exhibits and
demonstrated what can be lone In
New Mexico iu the way of raising
cattle, sheep. hogs, poultry ana horses
~ the best grades.
This morning the school kiddies
vhu are cumped at the state fair
grounds were escorted thruugh the
livestock tents and In each tent an
authority On tho various exhibits de-
hvcred brief lectures TO the boys and
girls. They all had note paper with
them and took notes Of the speeches.
These are the boys and girls from
the various counties la New Mexico
who won prizes for raising asricul-
turai products and livestock.
A feature OF the livestock show Is
that Of the sheep exhibit. There nre
more thar SOC OF the various breeds az
sheep on exhipiti0H, representing
some OF the largest sheep hords
og the west the sheep are In pens
on h lower end of the grounds ana
are proving quite an attraction to the
fair visitors.
Among the varieties OF sheep exhib-
tied are the Delame Merinos. Navajo
Pcrsians, Cotswold and others. Colin
Campbcll Of Arizona Inns an extensive
display of Rnmbouillet sheep. There
b. also q large display uf Angara goats
ON the lower end OF the grounds. The
herd Is one OF the finest evcr exhibited
ut "a state fair.
The cattle exhibit Is quite an at
traction To the fair visitors and there
are more than 100 head of hiuoded
stock In this exhibit. Including the
famous registered Jerseys .rom ltos-
Vol Robertson and Farr Brothers
have "a pen full of range raised breed
ms bulls.
Nearly fifty hogs are on display la
the pig pens some OF these were
raised by the schooiboys NJ The ware
ious counties, aui they took q deep
Interest IN Inspecting the other peus
this morning and IN listening to- the
lecture delivered by a hog expert lie
told them the various breeds that can
best be- raised In New Mexico and how
TO care for them.
The Sunset drove OF hogs entered
by g. NJ. Trotter Of Artesla h. one oi
the most extensive OF the fair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12
UNIVERSITY GIRLS
ARE MAIDS OF
HONOR
Woman's Club Selects Miss
Louise Lowber and Miss
Alice Horner as Attendants
TO Miss Williamson.

tn, Albuquerque Womau.s club. rn-
trusted with the selection ot maids ui
honor tu attend Miss Williamson uI
rurtIlys. queen OF tho state lliy ear
ulylI last uIsht announced the arlor-
tiuus uf Mis- Louise Iuwucr daurn-
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. T.. LoWhcr ll3
North High street, and Miss Rcbourl
Uorucr. daughter OF Mrs Alice Uur-
nor. SOC Nurth Eleventh street, for
the positions OF honor Both the
young ladies are students 40 IN, Unit
yor-ity of Sow NcNi.o They viii ride
Boz the queens Iluut with Miss William.
son Iu tho illuminated automobile pu-
rtdc on "Wednesday night, Will attend
the queen nt the Hospitality bah, and
also Will Dee her attendant, lt On"
Muntozumu bah on Friday nirht nc
the AlNarudo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12
Superintendent Skeletons Nav
ajO Indian Display from
San Juan School Worth Go.
ing Far to See.
ALBUQUERQUE SCHOOL
MAKES FINE SHOWING
Superintendent Perry's Big
School Has Elaborate Show
ing of Clever Handiwork--
Day Schools Make a Hit.

Whoever ,h4r1.t,r.soi 'Ur 1ua|ru
u- Do vanishing rae, would Dee mad, CO.
r|ell.S. HI. mistake ~ Doe could attend
tho stat" fair and pl, u Visit Co tho
Indian ,sI ihit tent which i- without
doubt one of the greatest features ui
tho wonderful fair grounds show
There are thousands of dullIra worth
ct blankets. silyorwlro. baskets piIut
inrs, lrtwork. foodstuT and farm
products on exhibition which show
that the rodskin of New Mexico 40
least is today one oi The most thrifty
and progressive OF peoples.
The greatest exhibit OF Indian wors
ever displayed here is that of the
S%h.pruct school This exhibit is In
charge ~ " T shelton. supcrintend.
cut 81 the San Juan school who ia be-
Ing assisted by william Evans rep
rrsrntIng the O.. " Albert company
of Frultland. ana 90 corps coz pupils
from the s.hooI
n .a To- portion OF t.af wonderful
exhibit which was shown 700 tine poe
cont ~hipruok fair and attracted r.,
attention OF hundreds U| visitor. UuW
every section Of the country. There
arc over goo famous navajo blankets
Iu the collection representing wuu
thousands az dollars The blankets
Iro worth from f1- tU $500 each md
the collection be- fho best uf hundreds
OF blanket displayed geo tine -nIuroD'.
fair The blanket worth $500 .s ui
mn exceptional pattern and weave 10
WIS made hv the three wives o' 90
r,i.E.u named NI1.k Nusfl,rr and
~ required over three months OF Iu.
Door u' f.c trio ui -luaNs t1 complete
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12
WEDNESDAYS FAIR PROGRAM.

The Morning
Judge. viii complete their work of Judging the stock poultry aud
other exhibits
Gates Will Dee thrown open shortly after IS O'Clock.
The Afternoon.
l2'uu O'clock Midway thrown open and attractions started in al the
shows uf the Brudup, Carnival company.
Music boy the famous kitcs' band and other bands That viii hc ut
the fair grounds.
Drills boy the \N McScu Military Institute cadets Nbu with their
band Will give 20 series of drills CON- the parade ground.
Speed Program.
1850 ocurk-2:2l Trot, purs, 5000.
2.2l lurr purse 5000.
5000 Minute Iruf. purse $3.50.
Six and 70 half furIuug Run, purse 1925.
one mile Run, purse 5000.
2@o O'Clock The sensational Whttkcrs in their bike high dive from
un elevated tHmNuy into 20 tank ut Wutcr.
gao orlork-I"hu and Dot Mack iu thrr. thrilling balloon races.
2lJ urlook-SrurntuUul wire acts boy GUuud and Fedora u their
Elephant attire, Direct from the Panama Pacific exposition
2iO urlurk.J. tuut,s lurkhurl the scottish tenor
Music boy the various huuds.
Judging of saddle horses and team.
The Fire Demons iu their Thrilling ucta.
Corurt solo 10y viii r. Ncwun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-12

$50 49, NNHWhH - NNAAM fNNNANAAAAA
lal stalks Of sudan grass is shown
THIS stalk was raised from a single
seed
The Lincoln county exhibit contains
some of the best vegetables and fruits
ever raised In New Mexico. A feat
urc OF this booth Is hat OF the canned
fruits, canned by the housewives OF
hat county.
The Sierra county exhibit H. at
tracing the attention OF agriculturisis
Dos ~ fine display or English wolnuts.
10 IL the most complete display Of
such nuts 1t the fair. and Fabian
Garcia, of the Agricultural college.
said that 10 was OF particular inter-
est because an enort was being made
to grow the nuts. which made a val
uhlc crop. In this state.
The sierra county nuts do not come
from Isolated trees but from groves.
one uf which neiongs TO John Opgc-
north. "a German farmer Of the Aui-
mas valley near Hillsboro: tho other
belongs To- the estate of Alphonss
Huurget at Monticello. ana tho third
BE- at the ranch OF james Upton near
liillsboro All those places are al
olcyniious of 1000 feet. more or less.
iiig Apples. Too.
Another feature Of the Sierra
county display b. us apples. among
which are the biggest shown at the
fair. The largest OF these weighs 20
ounces. 70 is 30 me Wolf River vay-
icty. The apple IL shown ON "a plate
with four other apples from the snmc
tree, an of which weigh over Is
ounces each.
Sioria Iolks In Town.
Among the Sierra county people
who are in towu 0re j g. Mcpherson
who IN Ion charge OF the exhibit and
who arranged the display: y. a. salem.
Mrs. Harvey Finger. county commits
sioner. and AIRS. g. 49, Latham. and
Aware Chavez. 4 party consisting %
County clerk Andrew Kelley. Thomas
Wodgcwood and son, ana Juan cha
vcz came In nm automobile driven 10y
Darwin Wolford.
Display Sierra Water.
Luna county IN not the only county
exhibiting water. sierra county has
on Wow a bottle OF water from tho
famous palomas hot springs one of
tho most eulcacious bathing resorts
for diseases of the blood. including
rheumatism.