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SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.
THURSDAY
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WINTER GROCERY CO.
ZPZHOHSTE 40.
NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO.
'The West Point of the Southwest.
Ranked as "Distinguished
Institution " by the U S.
War Department.
Located In the beautiful Peool
Valley, 8,700 feet above sea level,
sunshine every day. Open air
work throughout the entire ses
sion. Conditions for physical
and mental development are
IDEAL such as cannot be found
elsewhere in America. Four
teen officers and Instructors, all
graduates from standard East
ern colleges. Ten buildings,
modern in every respect.
Regents :
E. A. CAHOON, President.
J. E. RHEA, Vice-President
J. P. WHITE, Treasurer.
JOHN W. PO, Seoretary.
W. A. FINLAY.
t For particulars and Illustrated oata
ogue, addreBS,
COL. JAS. W. WILLSON, Supt.
I
Denver & Rio Grande
WESTERN PACIFIC
THE ROYAL GORGE FEATHER RIVER ROUTE
Acknowleded to be the Scenic Line PAR EXCELLENCE
OP ALL AMERICA.
COLONIST EXCURSION FALL SEASON
Effective September 25th to Otober 10th, 1913.
One way Colonist Excursion Tickets will be on sale from
Santa Feto all points in Utah, Nevada, California, Montana,
Idaho. Oregon and Washington.
Through Standard an J Tourist Sleeping Cars' between
Colorado Common Points and All Points West, with privil
ege of a ten day stop-over at Intermediate Points.
WM. M. SCOTT, T. F. & P. A.,
244 San Francisco Street, Santa Fe,N. M.
State Fair Association
33rd Annual
NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR
October 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 1913.
SOMETHING NEW
A STRAIGHT DROP OF 4,000 FEET FROM THE
SKY TO THE EARTH.
Sky High Irving In His Parachute Drop From Roy
Francis' Aeroplane Every Day !
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT,
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.
Make it Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxur
iant and Remove Dandruff Real
Surprise for You.
GOVERNOR FOSS WOULD! Mother's Advice
STOP STRIKES
Your hair becomes iigi,t, w.vy, fluffy By LEGISLATION CONGRESSMAN LEWIS
tiuiimtun uuu appears aa tsuii, luairuus
CAPITAL COAL YARD
PHONE 85 MAIN.
Goal am? sfETAi l Wood
SWASTIKA LUMP FACTORY WOOD
CERRILLOS LUMP SAWED WOOD
STEAM COAL CORD WOOD
ANTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES.
Montezuma Avenue, near A., T. & S. F. Railroad Depot.
and beautiful as a young gril's after
a "Danderine hair cleanse." Just try
this moisten a cloth with a little
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This, will cleanse
l the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and in just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once
Danderine dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig
orates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks' use when you
will actually see new hair fine and
downy at first yes but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just try it.
To Her Daughter
A Ret! Live Doll to Fondle Is Woman'
Greatest Happiness.
BELIEVES THE PROPOSITION WOULD
NOT STAND IN THE COURTS-UNION
MEN IN CONGRESS OPPOSED.
the Daily-
One of the moot Important matters about
which women concern themsplvea Is their
future Btalus as a (rranilmotlicr. And she
Is wisdom Itself who knows of or learns
of that famous remedy, Mother's Friend.
This Is an external application for the
J nhdomlnal muscles and breasts. It cer
i lainly has a wonderful influence, allays alt
iear, oanixiu's an pain, is a most grateful
(Staff Correspondent to
New Mexican.)
Washington, D. C, Oct. 9 That
the threat made by Governor Foss, of
.Massachusetts, to call the legislature
in special session to enact a law pro
hibiting strikes is a direct attack on a
fundamental right of workingmen I encouragement to the young, expectant
which has been recognized by the '!1"',,ad l)Pruj'ts her to j?o through tho
. . jieriod happy In mind, free in body and
courts, is the opinion of congressmen t:ms destined to anticipate woman's great
here who have studied the question. cst happiness as nature intended she should.
. . jue action oi aiotuer s rnena mattes me
Representative David J. Lewis, of muscles free, pliant and responslre to ex
Maryland, chairman of the committee ranslon. Thus all strain and tension upon
. . . .. , . , , tite nerves and ligaments Is avoided, and,
on labor ot the house, and himseli a ,., plat.e (lf B prl d of otacomfort eanl
union man, is of the opinion that r-ipient dread, it is a season of calm repose
should Governor Foss obtain any such i au?J'"L oz!'m- .
f
EGG PRODUCERS
Green Cut Bone and Meat, $3.50 per cwt.
Oyster Shells, .... $2.50 4 4 44
Meat Scraps, f. ... $ .05 44 lb.
Ground Charcoal, . . . $.03 4 4 44
Poultry and Stock FoodComposed I CI flC nae rnA
of Corn, Bran, Oatsand Alfalfa, I pCl ill I.
GORMLEY'S GENERAL STORE
PHONE 19 "W .
1 Here ifl tin nnneiM
legislation, such a law would unquca- ness, no nervous twitching, none of that
tionably be set aside by the courts. I ' stant strain known to so many women,
j '" Mother's Iiend Is really one of the
"I assume," said Mr. Lewis, that (rn a test blessings that could be devised.
Governor Foss has not had the bene-' . splendid and certain remedy can be
C1 . , , . . . i ,i . i,!, I Ba1 of ay druggist at $1.00 a bottle, and
fit of legal training, and that his ts sure t0 prove n(.a,mab,0 not
mental reaction is naturally one of ini- only upon the mother, but upon the health
nation, with the kind of warfare I "nd 'uf."!:e "f thf'1J1'. . w".tf ' "radfleld
tors are beginning to come between ! whlch means ,nJury to the niembers of i. for their 'book to exgectaat moVhers. '
the community, and he overlooks the
PROSPECTORS
ARE ARRIVING
Carlsbad, N. M., Oct. 9. Prospec-
excursions. J. C. Dilliner, of Missouri
visited the Carlsbad project last
month, being witn a large party that
spent some days looking over the
country. He was so well pleased that
he came last week and Saturday
bought three forties from A. M. Hove
at Otis. This is one of the best tracts
in the project and in fine condition to
plant to alfalfa. The Farmers Irri
gated Land company agreed to plant
the land and Monday morning start
ed out a big force of men and teams
Mr. Dilliner bought the place for a
i home and will move here during the
. winter.
j Work on the addition to the court
j house is well under way. The excava
tion for the foundation is about finish
ed and actual construction will begin
in a few days.
The Ohnemus-Weaver shop is now
completed. It is one of the most up-
to date shops in the valley. The build
ing is 90x90 feet of brick. The Btreet
side is nearly all glass. This gives
Carlsbad three good machine shops.
Two saloons are getting ready to
open for business. The license Is
placed at $1G00 and is high enough to
keep the number of saloons limited.
fact that the right to strike is a basic
right which has been admitted in
practically all courts, and especially
so in the commonwealth of Massa
chusetts. i
"As far back as J 530," continued
Lewis, "Englishmen with the same
mental attitude secured a statute pro-
$70 IS NET WIN
AFTER A BATTLE
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ern
Little Rock, Ark., Octc. 9. Holding
the residents of Fulton, on the Iron
Mountain Railroad, in Hempstead
County, at bay, six bandits robbed
viding that 'able bodied persons with ' the bank of Fulton of $70 in pen
in the age of three score years should nies after trying in vain to dynamite
not be permitted to leave their con the inner doors of the bank vault.
venient service.' However, 'in the City Marshal Tom Logan, of Fulton,
Massachusetts case of Picket vs. : was shot and seriously wounded. The
Walsh, Judge Loring states that: 'In robbers used a citizen, whom they had
the earlier days of the colony the captured, to shield them from bullets
government undertook to control the jas they escaped,
conduct of labor and business to sonif' 1 Posses with bloodhounds are scour-
extent. But later this policy of regu ing the country In nursuit of the
la tion was abandoned and all citizens i bandits. The robberv almost dupli I
were left free to pursue their calling icates In details the dynamiting rob- i
whether of labor or business as seem- iblng of the First State Bank at Dar- i
THE WEATHER
The range of temperature yesterday
was from 38 to 64; and the humidity
was 33 per cent. Yesterday was a
clear and pleasant day.
At 8 a. Til. today the mercury stood
at 41; in other cities as follows:
Amarillo, 5P; Bismarck, 30: Boise,
3(1; Cheyenne', 32; Dodge City, 64; Du
rango, 28; Flagstaff, 32; Grand junc
tion, 38; Helena, 32; Kansas City, 62;
Lander, 42; Los Angeles, 58; Modena,
38; Oklahoma, 60; Phoenix, 54: Port
land, 4fi; Pueblo, 38; Rapid City, 34;
Roseburg, 42; Roswell, 54; Salt Lake,
3S; San Francisco, 52; Spokane, 3S;
Tonopah, 3i; Williston,
mucca, 34.
Local Data.
Highest temperature this date last
year, 60.
lowest temperature this date last
year, 36.
Extreme this date, 41 years record,
highest, S5 in 1878.
Kxtreme this date, 41 years record,
lowest, 26 in 1909.
Forecast.
For Santa Fe and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday; cooler Fri
day. For New Mexico: Tonight and Fri
day generally fair; colder in north por
tion Friday,
Conditions. j
The barometer is low this morning
over most of the western country,
with a well defined center of low pres
sure over Wyoming. High barometer
is advancing on the north Pacific
coast. Cloudiness is general over the
middle and northern Rocky mountain
region, and northwest, with rain ill
Nevada, northern Utah, Washington,
Oregon and Idaho. Temperatures are
higher over the eastern slope of thu
Rockies, but lower in the far north
west, the Salt Lake basin and the Pa
cific. Conditions favor partly cloudy
weather tonight and Friday, cooler
Friday.
ed to thembest. This common law
right was raised to the dignity of a
constitutional right by being incor
porated in the constitution of the com
monwealth,'
"In view of this decision and the
statement of Judge Loring, it would
hardly Beem necessary to go any
further into the question," continut d
Lewis. "The right to strike Is clearly
upheld and there are-qufte a number
of decisions in other states to the
same effect. Men have an unquestion
ed right to organize and strike so long
as such strike is not malicious or
purely obstructive. If they strike to
benefit themselves and not to injure
their employers or others they are
within their legal rights. There is an
unbroken line of decisions holding this
way in practicallyevery court in the
country."
Representative Clyde H. Tavenner,
of Illinois, who represents a constit
uency composed largely of working
men, points out the very significant
fact that Governor Foss' proposed ac
tion follows closely the lines of a i
daneUe, Ark., last Wednesday.
Six explosions of nitroglycerin were !
heard by the residents as the robbers j'
attempted to 'blow open the
doors of the bank vault. Befo-
ing to the bank the men had f
into a hardware store and stolei
and anunifhition.
: The explosions awakened th
izens, who armed themselves ant
ried to the bank. City Marshal L
saw armed sentries about the b
and in attempting to capture one
them was shot. The rest of the
izens opened fire on the bandits t
a pitch battle followed
N THESE DAVS OF MODERN METH
ODS, Electricity plays a most impor
tant part. The grandfather would
be amazed at the radiance of the mod
home and why all this lip-fat? To
make the home more homelike to make
the home the most pleasant spot on earth
for father, mother and children, dood light
that is easy on the eyes is very much to ba
desired.
llPQWER
N
'OTHINQ IS QUITE SO CONVEN-
IENT as to touch the button and
your stove is ready to cook your
iron ready to use, your toasted
ready for the hurried breakfast, your vacu
um cleaner ready for the fray, your washer
ready to cleanse, fan ready to cool the
ed rooms, pi-
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TRAIN SPEEDS
WITHOUT DRIUER
Wlnne-1 similar proposition made by Henry R.
' Towne, president of the Yale & Towne
Manufacturing company, and a mem
ber of the National Association oi
Manufacturers. Mr. Towne's attitude,
which is nothing short of remarkable,
was brought, out during the lobby in
vestigation hearings. In a private let
ter written by him to James A. Emery,
general counsel of the N. A. M.,
Towne put forward this proposition:
I have long held and expressed the
I
$20,000 In Prize Premiums $20,000
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP ON ALL RAILROADS.
MUST DISCARD
j GIRLS FINERY
j IFOR HIS PANTS
I Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 9. A threat
of impeachment proceeding against
Smith McPherson, of Red Oak, Iowa,
United States District Judge, was
made public today by the Judge
through Federal Commissioner Mc
Arthur. The threat came from Hugh J.
O'Brien, of Rochester, N. Y., an attor
ney, who demanded the reoptning of
tne bankrucptcy case of the Sidney
Company, of Ottumwa, Iowa.
In his reply to the New York at
torney Judge McPherson said:
"I note the recital in your letter that
i! I fail or refuse to make and endorse
an order on Mr. Loomis, once the re
ceiver of my court, to pay the New
lork state receiver $572.58 that you
will present the matter to the Judi
ciary Committee of the House of Re
presentatives, asking for my impeach
ment and removal. That statement
is not persuasive to me."
Address AH Communications to
FRAXX JL STGXTZ, MANAGER, : : ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE DIAMOND HBAlwn -
111 It in Red and
twxes, sealed with
inner, Kuw r to
-.- i iii.n, for Ka
years knows as Best.sfat ii.mji.i.u
SCIS SV DR1KG2IS 2JfMiE2
"tat" for a
opinion that the only complete and
adequate protection of the public
against intolerable oppression by or
ganized labor in the case of public
service and public utility corporations
v.ill consist in legislation whereby em
ployment in the service of such cor
porations will be put on a quasi mili
tary footing, that it will involve 'en
listment' either in the form which now
applies to the army and navy, or in
the form which now applies to the po
lice and fire department under munici
pal government. Such service is vol
untary, not compulsory, and no fair
argument can be advanced against im
posing conditions reasonably needed
for the protection of the public wel
fare on Individuals who voluntarily
seek to engage in such service.
"A strike by enliBted men would be
mutiny, the punishment for which, of
course, should be fixed by law. Coincl-
dentally with legislation of this kind I
would hope to see legislation provid
ing ample safeguards for the protec
tion of all just rights of the enlisted
men, including the right of petition
for the redress of grievances, with
adequate provision for the obtaining
ot redress wherever justified."
Congressman Tavenner, who first
dug up and gave some publicity to the
Towne letter, commented on the mat
ter today as follows:
"Governor Foss' proposition follows
closely the plan for subjugating labor
that Towne. has in mind. In answer
ing questioins put by Senator Reed on :
the witness stand, Mr. Towne declared
j that he expects to live to see his prop
I osition enacted into law. Governor
Foss proposes to put It into law. Mr.
Towne estimated that 5,000,000 wage
workers would be included In his
scheme of enlistment subject to pun
ishment as mutiny In case of strikes.
The argument advanced by Mr. Towne
that 'service is voluntary, not com
pulsory' is fictitious. No labor is vol
untary; all labor is compulsory, since
self-respecting men must labor to I
live and must accept the jobs which :
are offered.
"Union men who read this letter;
and then read of Governor Foss' prop-!
osition to actually put It Into concrete l
form should nfilr thpmRplvpA if there I
in anything standing between them ,
and the condition Mr. Towne expects j
to see during his lifetime except the
labor union." I
Atoona, Pa., Oct. 9. With hiB skull
fractured by some object knocked
from a passing freight train, John
Siloan, engineer of Metropolitan ex
press, one of the fast Pennsylvania
Railroad trains, lay in the gangway
of the locomotive while his train
thundered over the switches in the
Connemaugh yards.
When the train continued wildly on
its way the fireman, McKee Ullery, in
vestigated and found the engineer's
body. He stopped the train.
The engineer's forehead was deeply
cut, exposing the skull, and he was
bleeding from the nose and mouth.
The train was run on to the Conne
maugh station, where the engineer
was turned over to physicians, and an
other engineer brought the train into
Altoona, Sloan's condition is critical.
For quick results,
little "WANT."
Every Woman
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know about the wonderful
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