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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1913.
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.
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THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated fn Colorado)
Denver Pueblo Albuquerque
SCHOOL GIRLS IN EGG-BOYCOTT
SNOW IN RATON MOUNTAINS
PLAYS HOVOe WITH TRAFFIC
The Philippine bureau of forestry X Alex,
reports that American and European ' K. P. Davies
lumbermen are trying to secure larg
and regular shipments of Philippic
woods, mainly for cabinet making.
ONE OF THE FINEST HIGH SCHOOLS IN
THE COUNTRY IS IN THE FIELD WITH
A REAL STRIKE AGAINST THE EGG
MARKET.
The heavy snowfall of the past day
or two has played havoc with rail
road traffic, the chief trouble hems in
the Raton mountains.
Trains are stalled at Trinidad, ae-
t rouble dii" to the
1
! Chicago, Deo. (!.-
;is always an effective strike, greatly
! feared by the powers-that-be. When
!the students joined the great Russian
'strike of 190.", there was nearly a
'bloody revolution. Today American
: students have joined the strike against
jour czars the efts kings,
j The famous Hyde Park high school
of Chicago, one or ttie nnest in tne
country, Is the first in the Held with
an "egg strike."
The Hyde Park girls members of
the domestic science course originat
ed the move.
"Not an egg will they use!" ex
claimed Miss Iva Campbell, their in
structor. "They have voted unani-
jniously to join the strike, and so I've
been forced to drop eggs altogether
SURGERY OF ITS TERRORS 'ZL my
. j "Hut Hint is easy. Kggs are not near-
.ncyviiuc DUllC r.
11 "ri 75A s&L
reported wire
heavy snow.
The snow in Santa Fe beg'iu to melt
this morninii. making the si.'v.nlki tin-
(comfortable for pedestrians.
! In the country the snow rirll'is are
cording to reports received today, and j f.,jry deep, owing to the wind wi !i
Ifor this reason a stub train 1o be iuiv,, blown at Intervals.
called "So. 1" will leave Las Vegas j Ready for "Santa. '
A student strike (01l tilll( going westward. Tho east! ,.,,...,. mmmt!.HH were
bound trains are mailing neauwuy .is
far as Raton wliere the snow drifts
have halted them.
Wires Are Down.
Tin) Associated Press wirs
Denver is having trouble and 111
j There are seven spruces in the
j I'nitul Stales. Four are confined to
jthe west; two to the oast; while one,
w liUe spruce, has a continent wid-
ilist ribulimi.
COUGHS THAT PREVENT SLEEP.
These roughs are wearing and if
they "bang on." can run one down
lti shares, Santa Fe,
X Afex.
.Airs. M. II. liyrd, In shares, San'a
Fe, X. ilex.
I. B. Patterson, 10 shares, Santa Fe.
X. Alex.
.M. V. Aliinzannres, in shares. Santa.
IV, X. Mex.
.
The dui'aiion of the corporation
shall be rij years, unless sooner dis
solved in the manner provided by
law IX WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
I
MAYO BROTHERS NOW ROB
i.eu ai wnu uengm iuua ui ."'"" anec
physically and lower the vlial resist-i I'-ercuiiio set our hands and seals this
to disease, .Mr. Hob Ferguson, :
sters who have fond visions of the i I'ine Si ., (Ireen May, Wise, w rites :
jliig Man who is soon to hitch up his.. W11H (.IViUy troubled with a bad
j reindeer to a sleigh tilled with stock-, ,.ol,Kh thai kept me awake nights. ;
fro.'ii ling-fillers, and swoop down Mount , 'pwo slan i,oitles of Foley's Money!
tele-;Haldy two weeks from We Inesdny. ! illuj j;ir compound completely cured;
graphic news sent the Xew Mexican just as the Midnight Mass hells toll ,,-
today hud to go around by San Fran I joyously at the cathedral of St. Fran-, ,
Cisco. The Postal Telegraph company Cis. : CE RTIFICAAE OF INCORPORATION
j OF SAN LORENZO LAND AND J
THE CLOTHES THEY
cheap finery, and often utility articles j
MINING COMPANY.
WEAR IN GREENLAND
such as cooking utensils, clothing,
stoves, furniture and whiskey.
The general result is that the (ireen
land people dress different to the
Quaint Customs of the World's Queer more remote Eskimos.
People.
ly so necessary as many housewives
That the Mayo Brothers, called ' th'i tail of the case is gone into by scien- (think. For an eggless breakfast I
surgeons' surgeons," have robbed sui-itifc men before the operation is pc-r-;i,now f hundreds of possible mfmis! i
gery of Its terrors and that they lose 1 .'Mined. ' I This strike is going to be a great thing
only eight cases out of one thousand i The doctor says there are oi.e bun-j just to teach housewives to use such
and eighty which come under the cirtd and twenty-five new cavr. pel (menus oftener. even of it doesn't break
scalpel, were assertions made by Dr ,ay at the Mayo hospital and of these, j the high price of eggs!"
J M. Diaz, of Santa Fe, who has just! percent come under the surgical j The Hdye Park girls voted to join
returned from a prolonged visit to thojr;,re of the Mayo Brothers and lbir ;the strike at one of their weekl
Mayo's hospital at Rochester, Alinno-:llMjStants.
sola. i
Dr. Diaz left Santa Fe two monllis
ago for Chicago, whore he at'.ended j
the fourth annual session of the din- i
ic-al congress of surgeons held 'n the!
Windy City and attended, he says, by j
J,0i0 surgeons from all ovpr th"j
United States and Canada. j
From Chicago he fent to Rochester, i
Minn., where he put in' his time study-!
ing the methods of the Mayo Rro-!
(hers, surgeons of world-wide fame, j
"It has been stated that the Mayo s j
achieve success largely by the speed j
with which they wield the knife," j
raid Dr. Diaz. ' I should rather sayi
it was the wonderful precautions theyj
take before wielding it the care in
the selection of their patients who
come on the surgical table. It is real
ly marvelous the way they have intro
duced 'system' in surgery from the
moment the patient arrives until hej
leaves the hospital cured
CoflW
A n export's st'i'Vicc
fiw. Tic picks out your
tiofl'oo for you anl pays
your grocer for it Iiiinself
if you don't approve liis
clioicc.
That's the true liiean-ius-
of itioiieyhack with
Schilling's Best.
aroma-tlght cans, ever
cleanly granulated.
In
fresh
The forests of Florida contain
Evtrv de-1 different kinds of wood.
175
GUADALUPE, 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL, IS THE
ANGEL OF THE REBEL ARMY IN MEXICO
- ..-
... , 'i
lTtL'i4M!V . miirM j&'y Shw
lun
cheons, which, according to custom,
must not cose more than len cents a
plate. Their first 10-cent eggless menu
was as follows:
Consomme.
Fried Pork Chops.
Tomato Salad
Apple Pie.
We had to serve apple pie instead
of pumpkin, and omit t lie mayonnaise
! dressing from the salad." said Kather-
-ine M linger, leader of the striking)
Iglrls. "P.ttt we simply will have to j
make such sacrifices until the price
or eggs comes uown. j
"And let all the other schoolgirls
In America join the boycott, and just
watch that price come down!"
Eggless Breakfast For Week,
menus, arranged by Miss Campbell,
the famous instructor in domestic
science at Hdye Park high school in
Chicago:
No. 1.
Sliced Oranges. Fried Mush (
Broiled Bacon Browned Potatoes
Toast Coffee
No.' 2.
Stewed Prunes. Boiled Rice
Bacon. Dried Apples
Coffee.
No. 3.
Jlananas. Cracked Wheal
Codfish on Toast.
Coffee.
No. 4.
Apple Sauce. Pancak-s
Chipped Dried Beef on Toast.
Coffee.
No. 5.
Oatmeal.
Ham and Fried Sweet Potatoes.
Coffee.
No. 6.
Corn Flakes.
Liver and Bacon.
Fried Potatoes. Coffee,
No. 7.
Stewed Apricots. Sausage.
Fried Siveet Potatoes.
Coffee.
Ethel Nelson, a Hdye Park
I Domestic Science Student.
1 jmmmm
hut
i
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
I'niied States of America,
State ol' iVw .Mexico. h.
It is hereby cert ilied, that the an
nexed is a lull, true and complete
triinseript or the Certificate of Incor
poration of Sun Lorenzo Land and
,,, I Mining Company (No. 7.HI with the
endorsements tnereon, as same ap-
The girl in the photograph uniioiilil
edlv wears a costume made in Den
mark or Xnnvay, where th
understand t lie manufacture of clothe?
for extremely cold climates. i
Some of the women are qul'e at
tractive. Most ot them have Matter; . , ri(,,.k ,,f Haj( Commission
faces, however, than the one here , linve hereunto set their hands and af
shown. She lives at Therasak. north-1 ix(( t, Keili 0f saiil Commission, at
west (Irei nland. and is of part Danish ()ll i(v (1f Santa F', on this second
blood. ,i:1y of December, A. D.. IMS.
Trousers are common to both sexes. HCGIl II. WILLIAMS,
pears on file and of record in the ollice
'of the Slate Corporation Commission,
i In Testimony Whereof, the I'ltair-
and the forms of head dress are prae l(Seal)
Chairman.
Attest:
KDWIX F. COARD. Clerk.
2nd day of December, l!il".
It. L. BACA.
JOHN It. .McFIK.
K. P. DAVIES. 7
MRS. AI. II. I'.YItl).
M. P. .MANZA.VARKS,
K. B. PATTICRSOX.
Slate of Xew Mexico.
County of Santa Fe. ss.
On this "lid day of December. A. !).,
ItiKI. before inn personally appeared
111. L. Baca. John l(. AlcFie, E. P. Da
vies, Airs. AI. II. Hyrd, AI. P. Alanza
Inai'es. K. M. Patterson, to me known
i to be (hi; persons named in and who
' executed the foregoing certificate of
incorporation and acknowledged that.
; they executed the same as their free
(act and deed.
! IN' AVITX12SS W'MKItF.OF. I have
' hereunto set my hand and seal the
(day of the month and the year herein
! luent ioned.
LAl'HA W. WOOD,
j (Seal i Notary Public.
My commission expires Xov. 24.
11)17.
F.NDl IRSF.I):
Xo. 7711
Cor. liee'd- Vol. 6. Page I'l:'.
Certificate of Incorporation of San
Lorenzo Land and Mining Company.
Filed in office of Slate Corporation
Commission, Dec. '1. Mil!; 2 p. m.
KDWI.V F. COAUD,
fically the same. The men of south
Creenland wear a garment called a
timlak, made of bird skins, the fea-: Certificate of Incorporation of San
thers being turned inward. 1 lifi tim-i Lorenzo Land and Mining Company.; Clerk.
Ink has a hood which is drawn over we, the undersigned, in order to! compared KDC to .I.JO.
the head in the open air. Another form a corporation for the purposes . state of Xew Mexico,
garment called, anorak, a sort of vest, hereinafter stated, under and pur- j County of Santa Fe.--ss.
made of cotton, is worn over the tim-lsuant to the provisions of the act of J hereby certify that tills instrn-
jink. The trousers are made of seal- the legislature of .New .Mexico, en- ,nHnl was fjH,i for record on the 3rd
skin, and the same material is cm-1 titled: "An Act to regulate the torma-;,av ot- December. A. I)., 1!H3, at. 10
nloved fertile footgear, which serves ! tioii anil government of corporations o'clock a. in., and was duly recorded
! the double purpose of sock and shoe, j for mining, manufacturing, Industrial j j 1,00k Xo. 2 of the records of Corpn.
j Tlin combination Is called kamils. i and other pursuits," approved .March : )a(,p c, on tlii : Itrd day of December,
These consist of an inner sock, with 15th, lStia, and the acts ameniiatory 1 i, i;i;j
I he fur turned inward, and an out- j thereof and supplemental thereto, do; witness my hand and seal of office
side shoe, made of hairless, water- ' hereby certify as follows: .M. A. ORTIZ,
tight hide. Into the fur interior the i
naked foot Is put. I
The women also of south ;!reen-
land wear a jacket made of bird skin,
but it differs from the men's garment ;
in that it has no hood. Instead of j
the hood there is a high collar made
of black fox fur.
1.
M.
County Clerk, Santa Fe Co., N'
V. I. A LA RID, Deputy.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
I'nited Slates of America,
State of Xew .Mexico. ss.
It is hereby certified, that the an
nexed is a full, true and complete
in the city of Santa Fe, New .Mexico, j imnHeript of the Certificate of Stock
11ml .1. R. AlcFie is designated as the , holders' Xon-Liability of San Lorenzo
I statutory agent therein, 111 charge j,and and Alining Company (Xo. 771M
Experiments with various chemical tll(..m,f, al,u upon whom process ' willl (be endorsements thereon, as
extinguishers for fighting national for-: apaiIIBt t,0 corporation may be served. 'salm, appears on file and of record in
The name of the corporation is:
SAN LORKXZO LAND AND MINING
COAIPA.N'Y.
0.
The registered office of tin' corpo
ration Is No. 103 Washington Avenue,
est fires have not. been very success
I'ul. The unlimited supply or oxygen
in the open, forest officers say, tends
to neutralize the effect of the chemicals.
3.
The objects for which the corpora
tion are formed are:
Slate Corporation
YOUNG
SUR-
WOMEN: NUMBER
PRISING.
The number of young women who
the office of the
Commission.
! In Testimony Whereof, the Chair-
To acquire, own, lease, occupy, use, j man and Clerk of said Commission
buy. sell, cultivate, improve, deal in, jliave hereunto set their hands and af
nianage any and all kinds of real and j fixed the seal of said Commission, at
personal property of every nature and the City of Santa Fe, on this second
description; 'day of December, A. D., 1013.
To mine or otherwise to extract or i JK'fill H. WILLIAMS,
Chairman,
of these days have a pretty erod
taste of civilization.
These natives are Eskimos, or half
breeds. In return for furs and !ish
jthey sell to their visitors and for ser
vices they render, they get. much
ELECTRIC LINE
IS THE TOPIC NOW
EyreRPmss Attn.
Guadalupe, the Mexican "White Cross Girl" Photographed by Durborough.
(By W. H. Durborough, Stall Pho
tographer and Correspondent of the
New Mexican.)
Juarez, Mex., Dec. 6. Guadalupe
C'andelaria came into Juarez this morn
ing, driving along in her single-horse
sulky, her rifle resting carelessly over
her left arm.
She drew up in front of rebel head
quarters and then I snapped the ac
companying photograph, of her.
Mexican girl. Guadalupe C'andelaria.
She is rebel to the core and. as 1
stood watching, she repeatedly cross
ed the field of my magnifying glasses
Guadalupe was there with her sulky,
and I saw her make trip after trip in
to the thick of the bullets, pickiug up
a wounded man here and another
there.
She could carry but one at a time
Clcudcrift. X. AI., Dec. ti, 1913. j
A heavy snow fell Wednesday night j
and Thursday morning. The ground
is covered with several inches.
F. AI. Clough of the B. & B. Depart
ment of the El Paso & Southwestern
System is here to superintend the re
pair work at the pump house. The
pump house is to be recovered as is
also the residence occupied by the
pumper. It is rumored that the El Pa
so & Southwestern System will move j
the Electric Light Plant from its pre- j
sent local ion and put it at the pump
house where it can bo run throughout
the year giving service at Cloudcroft
during the winter as well as during the j
summer. This would no doubt mean
a big saving to the as the light plant '
and pumping plant coul be operated j
Greenland Belle.
The arctic explorers and whaler ai
wove trmeh f!repnTnH before thev
iw. ,inhu hnhu nnnii villi Unff.n- wit h wen if back, dizzv and nerv-1 remove all kinds of minerals, ores, (Seal!
the result that the native Oreeiilanders ous Bpells, dull headache and wearl- oils and timber from any lands owned, i Attest : . , , ,,, ,
ness is surprising. Kidney and blad- acquired, leaseu or occupied oj me mrai.i r. 1 imhu, un.
der ills cause these troubles, but if company, or from any other lands ; .'Certificate of Stockholder's Non-Lia-Foley
Kidney Pills are taken as di-1 To buy and sell, or otherwise to deal bility of San Lorenzo Land and
reeled relief follows promptly, and j or traffic in lands, mines, oils, wood,! Mining Company
the ills disappear. Contain no habit timber, and all other materials, and; This is to certify that the under
m, . ,, ...,...1 1,1 ,,.,. ! r !,,, ,.rwi,,,.tu (hereof, and anv ar-1 sinned, heliic all the original Incorno-
1 I if. ,Q PnlKKTllK U Urtlll.Y ,l.-ll.-it JiiK ; I H IWl O WIU lliltr icm'i ill'- i.v, iinmi-
: 1 neree . . - ",'" "
,n j...., ,,,,.1 iuiv iinri ael nnv ami f ni-tinrii nn. thereby associating mem
all kinds of merchandise, goods, and , selves together, under the provisions
wares, either at wholesale or retail, tor Section 23, Chapter 79, enacted by.
and to that end to conduct, own. oper-; the .'Kith Legislative Assembly of New
ate. lease buy and sell stores, shops, ' A'exico. approved March 15th, 1905
warehouses and business locations: : for and on behalf of themselves and
To engage in and carry on other jail oilier stockholders who may be
nianiifaciuriiig, mining, fOlistruct ion con e associated with them and sald
or transportation business of any , corporation, do lieieliy declare that
kind or character w hatsoever, and to j there shall he no stockholder s liabtli
tliat end to uctiuire, hold, own and dis- ty on account of any stock issued by
pose of slocks, bonds, or any other j the said corporation, and that all
( oonglllioiis or secuiiiieH 01 any coi-t sioeiuioitiers ol said '-oi porai 1011 snail
MOST WONDERFUL GOWN SEEN ON
NEW YORK STAGE THIS SEASON
together that way during the winter
for about what It now costs to run the
pumping plant and the revenue would j
be quite large during the winter
months from the light service given.
At the regular meeting of the Busi- j
ness .Men's Association Tuesday night;
much correspondence from the Pecos j
Valley relative to the proposed Cloud- j
croft Pecos Valley Electric Line was j
read and it was ordered sent to Air. C. !
C. Carroll of the First National Bank, i
Sprinfield, 111., who is promoting this J
line. There has been a hitch on the
right of way from Hope to Artesia and
as soon as this is cleared up some-;
a very different situation a week or
so ago. It was on the battlefield of
La Mesa, where Rebel Gen. Villa de
feated the federal army after a bloody
three days' battle.
My first view of her was during the
second day's tight and Villa s cavalry
was desperately charging up the sides
of the mest (bluff) where the federal
position was, in the face of cannon,
machine guns and rifle volleys.
Men were falling rig;ht and ieft. I
was standing in an automobile out of
the range of fire, viewing the scrap
with field glasses. (You know, it was
my business to take photographs and
deliver them, not pose as a target for
lead.)
There were many examples of great
heroism, but none as great, I thought
as the heroism of this 15 year old
in that ratfley bang old sulky of hers,'h'"R definite will be done by the gen- j
tiemen wno are promoting tue line. :
A line of this kind would mean much
I hnt liRiintlv nhp lifted the man in her-
I saw this fifteen year old girl lnjBelt The Bne,d , besjde hjln
and make that Mexican nag gallop to
the rear for all he was worth. .
I was biiBy watching the movements
and didn't count how often she reap
peared on and around the firing line,
but she was there at least a dozen
times.
The rebels call Guadalupe the
"White Cross Girl". She's the only
one I have heard of in this bitter, des
perate land of blood. She carries no
white flag, but a pole with a rebel
banner is fixed to the back of her
sulky.
In the little box back of the seat she
carries a bundle of linen for band
ages, needles, thread, scissors and a
few bottles of antiseptics,- all of it
very crude beside the kits of the Red
Cross nurses with a well-equipped
army.
to both the mountain section of the
county as well as the Pecos Valley.
The outlook for the construction of
this line is very good at this time and
it is hoped that the citizens in the
Artesia and Hope section will do
everything possible to secure their end
of tho right of way.
HIM-
THE MAN WHO NEGLECTS
SELF.
When his condition points to kidney
trouble takes an unwise risk. Back
ache, pain and soreness over the kid
neys, nervous or dizzy spells, poor
sleep, are all symptoms that will dis
appear with the regular use of Foley
Kidney Pills. They put the kidneys
and bladder in a clean, strong and
healthy condition. Sold by The Capi
tal Pharmacy.
IS
w
poratkm, individual or copartnership;
To own, build, construct, operate,
he exempt from all liability on account
of any stock issued o? held by them,
manage and control ditches, reser-; 1 xcept such liability for the amount
j voirs. canals, telephone lines, bridges, ;of the capital stock certified to havii
roads and highways; i been paid, in property or cash, at the
1 The business or purpose of the com- time of the commencement of busi
ness.
IN WITNESS AVHEKEOF, We, the
said incorporators have hereunto set
our hands and seals this 2nd day of
December. A. I.)., 1913.
II. L. BACA.
JOHN R. AlcFlE,
E. P. DAVIES,
AirtS. M. 11. BYRD.
AI. P. MANZAVARES.
K. 11. PATTERSON.
pany is from time to time to do any
one or more of the acts and tilings
herein set forth: and it may conduct
its business in other states, and in ter
ritories, and in foreign countries, and
may have one office, or more than one
office, and keep tiie hooks of the com
pany outside of the state of New
Mexico, except as otherwise may he
provided by law; and may hold, pur
chase, mortgage and convey real and
personal property, either in or out of Slate of New Mexico.
the state of New .Mexico; j County of Santa Fe. ss.
Without in any particular limiting; On this second day of December,
any of its objects or powers, it is here- j A- D., 1913. before me personally ap
by expressly declared and provided I feared It. L. T:ira, lohn R. McFie, E.
that the corporation shall have power j P. Da vies, Air". M. II. Byrd, AI. P.
to issue bonds and other obligations ! A'anzanares and K B. Patterson to me
in payment for property purchased or known to be the persons named in
acquired by it, or for any other object, j and who executed the foregoing and
in or about its business; to mortgage : within instrument and acknowledged
or pledge any stocks, bonds or other that they executed the same as their
securities or obligations ,or any prop-! tree act and deed,
erty which may be acquired by it, to! IN WITNESS WHF.REOF, I have
secure anv bonds nr other obligations hereunto set my hand and seal the
by it issued or incurred; to guarantee 1 dav and year in this certificate above
any dividends, or bonds, or contracts, 1 written.
or other obligations; to make and per-'
form contracts of any form or descrip
tion, and in carrying on its business
or for the purpose of attaining or fur
thering any of its objects, to do any
and all other ai-ts, and to vxeicioi- any
and all other powers, which a corpo
LAURA W. WOOD.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Aly commission expires Nov. 24.
1917.
ENDORSED:
No. 7715
Cor. Rec'd. Vol. 6. Page 242 Certifi-
ration or natural person could do or cute of Stockholders' Non-Liability of
exercise, and which now or hereafter i San Lorenzo Land and Mining Corn
may be authorized by law. pany.
4. i Filed In office of State Corporation
The total authorized capital stock 1 Commission. Dec. 2, 1913; 2 p. m.
of the corporation is $2,000,000.00, di-! EDWIN F. COARD,
vided into 200.000 shares of the nar i Clerk.
Many a fashionable New York modiste has been besought to "make me
a gown iike that," after one of her w ealthy patrons has seen a certain
creation worn by Georgia Caine, as M yrianne, in the musical comedy,
"Adele." The dress is hand painted and has a bouffant tunic of white
tulle about the hips. The effect, when Miss Caine moves about the stage,
is not unlike a swirling cloud ot mist, so gossamery is the drapery.
value of $10.00 each, all of which
stock shall be common stock. The
amount of the capital stock with which
the corporation will commence busi
ness is $5,000.00.
6.
The names and postoffice addresses
Qf the incorporators and the number
of shares of stock for which severally
and respectively we do hereby sub
scribe are as follows:
R. L. Baca, 450 shares, Santa Fe,
N- Mex.
John R. McFie, 10 shares, Santa Fe,
Compared EDC to J.IO.
State of New Mexico,
County of Santa Fe. ss.
I hereby certify that this instru
ment was filed for record on the 3rd
day of December, A. D., 1913, at 10
o'clock a. m., and was duly recorded
in book No. 2 of the records of Corpn.
page 94. on this 3rd day of December,
A- D., 1913.
Witness mv hand and seal of office.
M. A. ORTIZ,
County Clerk, Santa Fe Co., N. M.
V. I. ALARID, Deputy.