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THREE
75 PERSONS MAY UNITED STATES GREATER BURDENS ANOTHER LINK
WOMAN IN
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RAVE PERISRED POWERLESS TO
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1915.
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Piukham's Vegeta
ble Compound.
Montnelior, Vt "We have treat
MUST YETCOME IN BANK CHAIN
TO TRE FRENCH IS ESTABLISHED
I L.
Mr Only 2 Days More
IN ERIE FLOOD
SECURE RELIEF
Twenty-six Bodies Recoveredl Foieign Censorships Are in
and Many More Are Be- Violation of No Treaty and
lieved Concealed in Debiis Protests for Their jfltigft
Piled High in Valley. tion Futile,
BY MO"NIN JOURNAL SPICIAL LlAflo WIH
lie, I'" . Aug. With tho recov
er, today of t more bodies, the list
of dead as the result of the flood
Tuesday night was brought to II. Be
cause o the yreat mass of dehris
w-hieh -trenhvil for two miles alone
the Mill ereek valley, the search for
luidirs is progi'i-i-sing slowly. Fifteen
persons are missing and t'oroner Han-
lej so ui tonight he though) the death
lift mixht reaeh seventy-five.
Figures compiled late todav show
cd that the total damage In the city
and county would amount to between
six ii nd seven million dollars. Two
millions, it was declared, would not
icpl.iee the crops destroyed in Erie
Two i eprcsrntati es of the state de
partment of health arrived today to
assist the local health authorities ill
handling the sanitary work.
OKI of persons have been vaci i
nated for typhoid and warnings oh
sanitation have been issued by the
health authorities.
A committee of citiiens met with
Mayor Sterns at the city hall this aft
ernoon and took charge of the relief
work. Preparations are being made
to furnish clothing to the flood suf
ferers tomorrow. Former Postmaster
SotWl lias been chosen chairman of
. DRimlttee that will pass upon the in
dividual losses and those who have
lost their homes will be Kiv
start In Ufa.
The city council at a nit
ft
II
afternoon decided to forbid hereafter
the rebuilding of frame buildtngl in
the flood zuiii'.
Liocal citizens are contributing lib
erally tO the relief fund started by
Mi
lor Steins.
fhe fund has already
lie
Every effort is being made to pre-May
vent pestilence. In the ruins are many
bailies of animals and the warmer
weather has already caused these to
tart to decay.
A company of state police arrived
here tonight from Under to assist in
the n
no work
P
tnd tl
prominent lawyer, who dropped dead
of heart disease brought on, phy-!
itclSD! Sftid, by his strenuous fight ml
(he aters of Mill cnek Tuesday
uglit to rescue his wile and tWO Chit- !
MISS HANCOCK TO PASS
ON ALL SCHOLARSHIPS
IAP1CIAL DI1PATCH TO MOSNINfl JOUWNA, 1
Santa Ke, Aug. 6. The state board
,f
iducatlon today designated
ie Hancock, of Alamogorgi
Cl the third grade teachers under
law giving fifty Spanish-speaking
hart a scholarship at one of the
mill schools at I ..is Vegas or Sll
Clty, hep official designation be-
ing
asgietant Muperintenilrnt of the de-
piii'inc ut of tralnlhs
rural teaeh-
The board
irriculum for
K. U Enloe
srmal school
adopted .tin-
the course, aj
president of
at Silver ('it
foil.
SAmestar, arithmetic, five periods U
weal . English, five periods; Spanish,
three periods; domestic science, two
periods; United Stap s history, three;
New Mexli o history and civics, two
periods; physiology and hygiene, three
pertoda; geography, two periods, for
Ighteea weeks; second semeati r, Eng
lish, five periods; nrithmeth
rlods; reading two periods
three pestttl puis in elghtei
Spanish, i Iiim newspaper rout
Ihl'Ce periods : domesSle science, tw
periods; mush three periods; drawing,
two periods; penmanship, three pa
Hods; orthography, two periods; prar
llce and observation, eighteen weeks,
summer, primary metttooa, agricul
ture, school management and ocda
KOffy, elgM weeks.
e bam Vim in Santa l o.
Santa Fe, Auk. 5. A new law firm
unnouncad today in Santa ft as;
eFle, Kdwnids ,4 MeFie, cohslgtlng I
Jlidgs John ft, McFte, for fifteen
ars on the supreme bench of New '
M
(Steal; his son. John
R. MeFie, Jr.,
department of
linn, and An
il graduate ot
Hi'- I'nlversity
the law
of Mie
slatant District Attorney a. m. Ed
wards, The firm will occupy the cor
net 1,0ms of the Qrlfflil block and
I'..'M I,, ,,.,.,... ,.,,! VVnuhlnirton
ttM !, Which form part of the ex.
tensive SUit(, leased bf Col. Ralph E3
Iwitehell, whose law office ,
four pi tha rooms ig the block.
l"
To Observe "Tlnil'l Day."
Banta i'e. auk. t, Angus! 11 N to
be Ret aside gg "Thrift day." hy special
proclamations of state governors.
fhjvernor McDonald will he asked to
lagge BUI h ii proclamation, as he hns
iWayi taken a firm .stand for thrift
in private as well an public life. U
Is asserted that thrift is a mueh
naaded virtue In New UetCKh und
would, if generally practiced, enable
'he state to nuance many of its Indiis
trni undertakings for which it now
'"ols to outside capital.
point
u "Velvety body
NO GRIT"
therp are
six more in
SterlmgGum
1 he f- point ji
urn
- Kvl VAAAO
lit HORWNt ,OUNAL aPIOAL ItAIIO WIMtj
Washington, Aug. f.. state Aegart
ment officials virtually have decided
they are ...ivv-i Vs to secure relief
from the rigid censorship to which
American mail and cable mesHipps
pasniiiK through the belligerent Coun
tries of kurope ..re subjected. Ameri
can citizens and business firms at
home and abroad hac f L), d many
complalntg, but investigation has con
vinced the department that no treaties
can be invoked in protests.
Appeals from business houses which
declared impairment of the cable ser
vice through censorship had been a
Wr!oU embarrassment financially.
Moved the department to begin in
formal negotiations fur mitigation
early in the war. Secretary 1-ansing
said to lav th'it while these efforts
were being continued, virtually nuth
inn had corns of them.
Business men who have gone abroad
to straighten tangleg commercial af
fairs are among those who have com
plained against censorship of mall
passing through Kngland on the way
from one neutral country to another
i'nder postal convention! between ttv
I'nlie.i Stat s and England the latter
has agreed to handle in transit, with
out molestation closed pouch mall or
mail destined to other countries via
Kngland State department officials
have about reached the conclusion
that these conventions have not the
force of treaties, since they are framed
and signed by the postal authorities
( tb
ipectlve i
u i tment
ouutries
and fort
mil
it the
Kit. Ill 0
u i i: m
Ml V.I S
Ni
iw Ti
irk, Aug. 5. Announcem
-ut
made
liv tin- able i onipanies lo
that the Mritish government had
I Issued a renewed notice declaring that
cablegrams lo or through Great Iirit-I
lain must be in plain language or in
I authorized code. The notice calls at-
I tendon to the irregular joining of
I w ords and stales that this cannot be
I consldet ed
with such
I stated, are
i censor.
plain language. Me
'i el
irregular compounds, it
",1th
liable to detention by
EL PASO MAN KNOCKS
TEXAS BUILDING AT THE
SAN FRANCISCO FAIR
tPICIAL COMIItONDINCI TO MOSNINO, JOUSNAL'
Sunt a Vi Aug. 6. "The crudity and
barrenness of the Texas hulldlng at
'San In'anelsco' exposition is a disgrace
' Olll' gl t'llt Slntf," dt'l llireil A. Bl.
; bowlands, of Kl I'ii.-u. "The Texas SO-
Mlaalciat of San franoiado gave us a wa
,. to terrnelon party at the T xas building
anil we louinl tha
hi.ii. ling was nothlni
Kxccpt the furnltur,
Jurs Of fruit which
practically thf
but a mere shell.
Hid about twenty
. observed stuck
build Ins is hare
iway in a corner, tt
and empty." How different the New.
Mexico
I il l i 1,1 i ti at San Hiego. oh
' a ,,o,l aAmlrttA l,v hllialreils of
sen ed
thoussi
ds from ail parts of the world,
s Jacobs, the "richest news
i the world, visited the New
buildtl.g it San Diego with his
Mexico
family .
Moines,
He registered from Del
la., where he amassed his for
tune selling newspapers and has prop
erty interests valued at 1200,004, all
earned hy selling new-papers for the
last thirty-two years. lie is only 40
years old and. alth
borne ami a lum
I"" " n I
llieoine,
s a day
d is titlting
first vacation in lweiu..
years,
FANCY PRICE PAID
FOR MEXICAN SHAWL
:OWI.OS0tNCt To MORNtNO JOUWNAL1
Fe, Auk. 5.- MeS i shawl
is been in the Delnsdo family
Santa
which Ii
for more than firty years, was soiu to
dnv bj Eduardo Delgndo to Hughes
Bryant, Ot Kansas City, for $17t,
In 1h."iT, quite a number of promi
nent men' from New .Mexico went to
San Luis Potosi, Mexico, to attend the
International exposition in that city,
the exposition bolng known as 'Las
t-erias de Ban Luis Potoal." Many took
with them products ot ibis territory.
Including even plnon nuts, and ex
i hanacd them for m odui Is of Mesh o.
including shawls
mintillas, inn re
bozos. Amoiu? those who visiica me
. ni.. l-eiaiando Delirado,
iKfiindfatlier of Bduardo Delgado , and
Indite It. II. Tompkins, who pan. .ov,
for the shawl. TPS snawn wrs
v hand.
Siiprenie t iiml Dix i-loii.
Santa I'e. Aug, a. --The slate
nm ,urt lodav affirmed Hie
su
dls trlct court for Sandoval county, in the
caHe of the Algodones Laud - Town
'o., appellee, s. a. J. Frank, appel
lant. being sued by appellee to ipii".
title to lands near Algodones, Sando
val county. The opinio,, is hy Su
preme Court Juatbis Parker. ihe
Syllabus says: "The doctrine of
laches is not ordinarily applicable W
defeat a state claim unless II Would
be Inequitable to allow the petty to
maintain the claim, and the mere
lapse of time is not sufficient lo re
quire the application of the doctrine
When- both parties to a tranaactlon
have full knowledge of ail the fuels,
there can be no estoppel by conduct.
itiipiisiiion faaued,
Santa Vv. Auk. B, Governor Mc
Donald todtty issued on the governor
of Colorado, requisition pspefs fol
l ulu Tapia under arrest at Trinidad
Tapia wan sentenced by Judge ,; r:
Wright in Kehruary, 1911, for a fec
und degree murder, for twelve to
twenty vcars. but escaped on Kprfl
:, isH. slitant Buperlntendenl
ps'rney Spears hns gone to Colorado
fu , ring Tapia back with him.
CMrrged With White slavery.
Santa Fe, Aug. I. 'Marry Steinberg
is in the IoIIb of the federal authori
ilea on the charge of white slavery.
being accused of takln
aliaR Marlha Steinberg
Male
King
quer'iue
to Kl Paso
1 fitubb- flajts Sants I'e.
Santa Ke. Aug. I. -Oovernor
Ktubbs was in Santa Fe today from
Topea on businesa with thi -'ate
corporation eonimiwuoii io
tensive interests In Santa Fe,
Minister of Finance Explains
Enormous Outlays for Arms,
Says End Is Far Off,
I
MOBtN JOURNAL PICIAl I CASED MIAI
Paris. Aug. 5 I 1 114 p m l -In the
Course of n discussion In the Krenc'i
senate today on the bill to raise th
limit of national defense issues which
Was passed in the chamber of deputies.
-s. Aioxanure moot, ine minis
ter of finance, took oeeusion to re
y lew the finaneial situation.
"On July 31," he said, "there were
l,t&t,to,eoa ftaies ($l,ti,tM,aa)
of defense issues In circulation. In
July alone K2S,ono.t00 francs (1MB,
OOtl.rtOlll net were nil i in the ulunt
terms Ponds and SSL'.oati.tiOO francs
If ti4.40u.UOO) In the long term obli
gations. Stoutly growing. Anus and ammuni
tion com a great deal. W probablj
shall b&Ve recourse to a on term loan
Whereby yve can i onsolltatS all our
short term treasury issues. We still
have to make a great military and fl
rancial effort to reach a victorious
, oiiclusion tif the war
The public brinss in its gol, with
nit pressure, it is conscious of the
situation and feels that today no mar,
can save himself by thinking solely
of himself. It can only be done by
the citizens giving Hie country their
lives If necessary ami their goods In
this world in any case
We must conceal nothing from o
country, It is worthy lu hear e r
thing. Only in dissimulating n thlnx
can we fittingly respond lo the coun
try's fine confidence,"
The bill including the limit 0
tional defense issues was passed.
na-
CELEBRATED ENGRAVER
VISITOR AT MUSEUM
LIPICI
Santa
AC OIIFilCH fO MOSNINd JOURNAL
l'"e, Aug. 5, Edward Bo rein,
; a i elet rateil copper engrav er of .New
York, who has been at Taos making
sketches for Kcppioi, the weWknown
publisher, knd Srhe has been recently
in .Mexico on a similar mission, visiieil
museum today, studying Its art
a III Ml II it a s.
iiithropology In North Aiuerha"
n interesting volume received by
museum today fnun 0. E. Slcch
if New York. It is a symposium
Vn.i
art
reflecting the results of the latest re
sea relics. The most Important con
tribution to this is no doubt that by
v. H, Holmes, chairman of the School
of American Archaeology, entitled
"An, i.i of American Culture Charge
terisatton Tentatively Outlined as an
Aid in the Study of AnttqUttiea." A
mup sccompanles ibis study, as well
as that on "Material Culture! of the
North American Indians," by Clark
Wisslcr of the American Museum of
Natural History Ale;
of the managing COI
Bchoo of American A
tributes , the monogrs i
Anthropology in Ana
cial Interest to Santa i
ill
ii. ( ,r oste
ins, too, U the
the North
article on "Religion
American In Hans," by Mr. 1'aul ha-
din of this city, a deeply philosophy
study as well as anthropological dla-
lertation, Hubert H. UlWie, who re
cently lectured In Santa I'Y, writes on
"Ceremonialism in America," Wnllo
other articles are entitled: "Primi
tive American History," "The Present
Condition of ntir Knowledge of the
North American' Languages," '.My
thology and Folk Tales of the North
American Indians" and "Social Or-
ggntaation
of i he North
A I
dians." The hook ot
beautifully printed on
and is handsomely bom
Important addition to i
library. Amoim LhOSC
at i he museum were 1
ho registered
U Ball, nger,
Lucils Rose-
Tableuuah. i ikliihoina .
man. Lewis. Kan.
Lhrncd, Kan.: Pen
Helen Sh'Hiirl.
Clefts: and wife
Windsor. Colo.; Nathan Blbl
Qrants, N. m . U a. BaJfmorc,
lo. N V . Mrs. R, J Archer. I
III.; W. F. Johnson, Avis M.
son, Hay City, Mich W, It. J
and wife, AiDUfurrqtie; "Chest
ill
J i
hnson
r I!
I'hoe
Johnson. I taton ; Hen I 1 1 1 i-t t
nix; Florence A. liarinore.
John Kelman, M iirphyshoro.
V. A. Reiman, Mactcsfilia, 1
I leiiih i son. A, 1 1 la fhlng, "
Ing, Wnldron, Aik.; Branafoi
and family; 8t, Louis; M O.
Buffalo
Tenn .:
in.:
l.eill
Clark
bourne, Albuquerque; Elmer
Trinidad, Colo,; Helen it. C
Altoona, Kan ; Clara L I
Chimayo; Mrs. I'harles N. C
Altoona. Kan.
nverse.
inverse.
Deaf Man Killed hy Train.
Santa Fe, AUg. Thomas Hanson,
n car carpenter, being deaf, did not
hear the whistle of un Bpproai hint
train on the El PaSO anil Southwest
ern near Torrance and was instantly
killed. He was on his way from
Avoca, Pa., where he bus a family
to Tucson, Ariz
Preparing for Labor ia
Santa Fe, Aug. r. -Silver City Is the
first to come lo the fore with an an
Rouncamenl for Uthor day celebTa
tion. In fact, It Is to be n three day i
'celebration and all the nparhy min
ing camps nre to pkrticlphtc, The
chef events are to le baseball .-a men
and scveial prizef lights.
Mtsiiia Valley to FaWMI FVntta.
Santa Fe. Aug. I, The Mesilla val
ley Is to be the only section of New
Mexico which will have a fruit ex
hibit at the International Soil 1'iod
tuts exposition at Denver beginning
September 21. Finlt (hipped now for
exhibit will be placed In eold storage
at Denver until that date
itig ttoftgagt Given,
Santa Fe. Aug. V Chattel mott-
gagea for tr.7,48 and for Mi, 163 on
attle recently shipped to New Mexico,
b) clay, Itoblnson company, of Kan
irn, City, were recorded tadn b Stats
Senator B, V. I'ankey.
SOidler l ace, lirave 1uirgc
Santa Fe, Aug, r, . Roy Houatot
private of the t'niled States army ,
tiotol at Hachtta, was brought
Santa Fe vesterday to inswei to
t
th.
iharg,.,of ojienlng letters In the I
ed St ites mail and in default of I
was lodged In Jail.
nit-
For Rent liood ground floor
fice room, neit to Journal office,
ply Journal.
of-
p-
iu'ue.s mm
Wrfbotr read tin
Institution at lYxline; Des
Moines Also to Have New
Bankinc House,
CIAL COHII
Clayton, N
. An
Slate bank of
been organized, and
of banks to be org!
nlw d by
I i oth, rs of tb,' v'l.i v i,
Commerce. Th Pink ha.
of Itt.aag and alreatt) has 111
posits K. M Morgan Is cash
of the director-, are Texline n
i ies Monies u i ii have a n
with a capital of 116,000, I
in the midst ot u heat , on
hay e a new . ley ator. The
t'harleton and Pennoek
Ins
r
yy .
The old Settler- plCnlC, WhiCh IS all
annual affair, will lie held near Clay
ton 'hi week. Several promt nenl
speakers will address the i rdWd, This
is the time Of gTS n corn and fried
chicken, so a gOOd time is expected
Hon. ii. CI Smith wilt giye the prin-
yrar were it not for the fact thai thi
are better than ever. Win will mall
fifty bushels, wheal twenty-five, ai
i for cattle Is abundant
Good l air In Prospect,
real fnlr. M
.-pent on (Vi
stock and
art, domestic
exhibits'.
Mis i'. i
an, win k '.ii
Inga on Mali
old etrui lure
he used for
and offices.
on educational
WATER APPLICATIONS
GRANTED BY FRENCH
Janus A. French yesterda) grant
A A Kaiser, of Dnyton, 1'ddy conn
a eerttfieate of construction nnd pi
mit to use seven second Jeei from I
Pecos river by pumping to r, 1 lalm I
acres.
M. ii May. ,,f Kogal, Lincoln eodn
waS giVI 11 lie use lo appropriate ,
nnd a half second feet from No
canyon to Irrigati 140 acrea M.
Smith, of Ties ph Iras, given I
years' extension of life to eompl
and apply the wan r to 11 . from
i rrovo In Taos i oui.t ( I f i ii N. A
of Hlllsbol'o, was giveti pet nil-'ion
use seventeen oitr-huttdredthi of
second foot from pen ha ereek to Ii
gate twelve acres. .Mollie A. Tho
ton was given a permit lo spproprii
two one-hundredths ot u second d
from Oodfre; arroyq near Oscu
Lincoln county, to irrigate forty aei
Lemon X- itomnej . of i 'oiumhui i ,u
county, ware granted their applli 11
f,o- seven and ninety-one one hi
dredths seeopd feel from a draw
irrigate 5(0 tti tes.
I - ' rrz. " - U;
The Rnckneys 'Fathers of the Republic
PERHAPS South Carolina's best gift to this Free Republic was the splendid services of her two great sons
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney and Charles Pinckney. It can truthfully be said of the Pinckneys that
their love of honor was greater than their love of power, and deeper than their love of self. One
played an important part in the "Louisiana Purchase the other, while an envoy to France, was told
that the use of money would avert war, and to this replied . "Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute.'
Both devoted their eminent abilities toward framing our Nauonai Law. Hie Constitution cfmc United States,as
it stands to-day, was built upon the framework of a plan first proposed by Charles Pinckney. It was he who
demanded that it contain freedom of religion, freedom of die press, habeas corpus and trial by jury. In political
faith only did these two great men differ. Cliarles Pinckney was an ardent Democrat, and Giarles C. Pinckney a
loyal R'dcralist, and was twice a candidate for President. It is easy to imagine the horror that these two great lovers
of Ffcrsonal Liberty would have expressed if shown the proposed Prohibition Laws of to-day. It is needless to say
that if alive they would VOTE NO to such tyrannous enaoachmenrs upon thf NATURAL RIGHTS OF MAN. The
Pinckneys both believed in the moderate use of light wines and barley brews. They also believed in legislation which
enco jra."d the Brewing Industry because thev knew that honest Barley Beer makes for tn te temperance. For 58 years
Anheu:"r-Busch have been brewers of honest Barley-Malt and Saa7er Hop beers the kind the Pinckneys !jiew to be
good for mankind. Tb-day their great brand BUDWEISEl because of its quality, purity, mildness and exquisite
flavor, exceeds the sale of any other beer by millions of bottles; 7500 people are daily required to keep pace with
the public demand for BUDWEISER,. AN H FUSEIV BUSCH ' ST L0UIS,US.A.
Visitor w St.l.ouit are courteously invited to inspect
our plant covers 141 acres.
ith in your renvilic. I was i v ir-
Of hands and fet i
V' (bloat. My stomach
IIHUreTftl me, 1 IIB1
j pain in my side ami
:a bad headache most
lot the time. I vdia
done me lots of good
ant! I now fee Ime. I am regular, my
stomach is better ami my poiM have all
left ma You can use my name if yoti
like. 1 an ptOOdgf Whgt your reme
dies have done for me. "-Mrs. Mar
Gai THii.it. '.'I EttdgaSt., Hontpelier, Vt,
An BoMtl PggBdgible M edtctiM
H BMHl DO admiticd by every I'air
BjJjadad, intelligent person, that a medi-
cine could not live and proyy n popularity
for nearly forty yours, and to Da hold
; a record for thousands Upon thauaandt
I of actual cures, us has Lydia B. I'mk
! ham's Veicetablo CogapOOnd, without
possessing great virtue nnd actual
i worth. Such medicines must be looked
u)vni and tensed both standard nnd
dependable by v rj thinking p .
i It' you RjgtVC Hi" slilitel l,nilt
I (it;it Lydla 1 I'mkiiaiu's out ln
Ue Ctuapoont will Uclp yott,vt rito
j toF,. vdia I'.l'iakliiUP in net c.
I (ciidittculiali l.uiii. MaaaHforgj
I Hoe, lfonr letter will ht opened,
rem1 mill Muwerad byfl WOnUMt
! Mid held in stru t coiil'uli nn-.
THE WM. FARR COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail dealers 111
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For Cattle anil Hogs the ltlj;mst
i . Prices
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Of vV.-Y
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is "Crumble-proof" I
m there are l
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Albuquerque, N. M.
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