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THREE
What's New in New Mexico
Most Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse It
Al THROTTLE OP
E.P.&S.W.TRAIN
A New Rt
ney, Bladder and all Uric Acid Troubles
L
I
TURNS FORD OVER CATTLEMEN TO MEET
TWICE IN TWELVE TO BACK ROADSMEN"S
HOURS AT LAS VEGAS PLEA FOR LAND GRANT
E COMPANY WILL
SEND SEVERAL MEN
TO JACKSONVILLE
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1915.
DEAD MAN S T
UNA ROAD
ON
ssu
c
HEAVY MAJORITY
u 1
Credit Voted by People
Demiflg Community ;
Sui roundins DistrictSi
nf
.IPCCIAL COMIIMNDINCI TO MONNlNa JOU.NAI.l
N. M.
Sept.
spei ial
stintiat ana wc
east, south and
the geographic
radiate over ev
nth tin's.' main II nee, furnishing a
icrfeet system of highways.
in connection with the state high
ray commission, it is intending to
iplld an oast and West toad ennnect-
Bg at the Borderland route through
his i ounty The riv er crossing for
he Borderland highway probably
till he a complete viaduct which will
idd much to the beauty of th,. road
nd its scenic effect. The people of
he county have shown that tin y de
le good roads and it Is tho intention
if the I. una county toad board to sec
h
of this work, though small additions
may have to be made and some ex-
tuitiu mini In neeessarv to out 'hi'
present machinery In first data con
dltlon. I
I'll,, road system i-ontomiilated in
i.tina county win com
extensive mining dlstrlc
county of Qrant, w
with tin of
I ravel irom "to
mining camps, tn
journey soon mas
a few hours.
FATAL FIGHT AT THE
EPWORTH LEAGUE BASE
OF RUMORS OF RIOTING
Santa re, Seii in. -Today witness-
n arrived from southern Santa Pe
county to testify in the case of the!
state against I li-year-old Merle Willi- I
mi'i', charged with the murder of
Henry Madid.-, aged 18, as the result
of a fight whirh started In the Sun-
I'tmg oi the tspworin
ll.iv mil U'liooiel
usee Madoie waslemlnenl in the Dau
lit over the head with I American Revolution,
ouths were employed I traveled extensively i
on the farms of their father.
MANY NEW SCHOOLS
IN GRANT COUNTY
lCIL COIItWfONOlNCI TO MBWNO JOOH4L ,
Santa Kp, Sept. I ii Miss Isabel j....!,,....
Kekies, superintendenl of schools fori, vjs
Oranl county, reported to the depart-i '
menl of education todas that new!"'1"""
scl l buildings had i n erected sake,
during Hie stimmei at Jackson. Man-j Wall, i
gtis, Buckhorh, snd Richmond, whllejagencj
the other rural school bulWlngt have I )C
leen generally overhauled ami re"club
paired. A new Silver t'll!' waul '
Duuotngi Known as i o .-
has been completed al a COS) of $10,
U00. MRS. LYON'S
ACHES AND PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- j
etable Compound.
Terre Hill, Pa.-" Kindly permit me
to give you my testimonial in favor of
Lydia r.. finanam s
Vegetable com
pound. When I first
began taking it 1
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds of
aches pains in low-
!! i0lStSS
ing down pains. I
... . ....i, snd
couiii hot. .F
had no appetite. Since 1 have taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound the aches and pains are all gone
and I feel like a new woman. I cannot
praise your medicine too highly. ' 'Mrs.
Augustus Lyon, Terre Hill, Pa.
It is true that nature and a woman s I
work has produced the grandest remedy
Tor woman's ill? that the wonci na
ever known. From the roots and
herbs of the field, Lydia E. Pinkham,
forty years ago, gave to womankind
a remedy for their ieculiar ills which
has proved more efficacious than any
Othat combination of drug9 ever com-
pounded, and today Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e trc table Comnound is recognized
from coast to coast as the standard
remedy lor woman s ins.
In the Pinkham Laboratory t Lnn,
Mass., are files containing hundreds of
thousands of letters from women seek
ine health many of them openly Stata
over thetrown signatures mat mey nave
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound;
and in some cases that it haa saved them
from surgical otierations,
m,. .ii. j. . ... ii a
IIClll CDKmiPOtOlHCi TO M jakma OU.NAl.
Kant l..is Vegas. . M . Sept. It.
ertui ning Ins Kurd moist-r twice
within twelve houiM. s rinuslv injur
i UK hms.-lf an. I his wife on the se, niiii
ci aston is the racoM of Juan Verio.
, NT agon Mound barber, who figured
in a Lad m id, nl here y -st-iil.i
Yerl.v and his wife were in the ill!"
I the former driving rapidly, ftoinK
alonj th
Hot Springs Loulevard The
was traveling la the street I
automobile
car liniks
attempt
aching st
ig till' 1IU
side
Willi
.1
s arm and broke
sustained aeveral 1
about the head I
iiy received sev -
Itches about tlii-
'. I
! though
neither was
not damaged
ROAD TO MOGOLLON
IS BEING REBUILT BY
PRIVATE INTERESTS
:tIClAL COmitlPONDKNCI TO MO. NINO . Ol NL'
Santa iv. ft. m.. Sept. 11. With
adequate funds on hand With which
to reconstruct those sections of the
Silver City-Mogollon highway which
were damaged last spring, work has
been begun repairing ibis important
artery of commerce to the ion Bold
Camp ninety mile from this city and
within a few Weeks Iho toad will be
oni- of the i.i-st state highways In Ihe
-jue money for rt
has been provided i
silver
of till
inoss nun. membei
hamber
; a stal-
isury of
part of
lllll't'.
win
if Magol
I With the early commencem
I work on a bridge, at ross t In
Hint QilS at IhC Old fori West
i .
ling, near Cliff, the heretofore dan
gerous crossing at certain season ol
the year will be overcome ami traffli
1 made possible Ihe year around nvej
this road.
NUMEROUS VISITORS
SEE STATE MUSEUM
nali
ioebi
ou is, I
yes-
Va , ,
the I
has :
is i
one time
da
WISS l.el.l M't letl. .
mil who
Europt
spending a few
n ill Santa Pe She
a member of tin
I Sty Of Now Alcv
Archaeolo
o yestetd
to the Rl
enay On
it the Itcaril
county.
r, of the Prlars'lfor twentj second (ee fi
t. and Mr. and j creek and Iron i I'eeli f,.r
,t New fork, to- i i. r.oti horse power and for
lie Butler Parker, I mining purposes; from
ited the Atlantic i Kail, of Lake Valley, Blerra
n yesterday, while j 1.4 second feet from Mn. i
,,f Seattle, lepie- j irrigate lMn acres; from P
' of Lake Valley, for I 7
ew tors '
B. Norton
gather with Mrs. n
roast at the mill
Mrs. Max V, Bon
sented ihe coasl
Those who rei
i Moore, Hattoi
Brawner, Danvlll
Martin- i
eel ha m. !
Mrs. P. i Blgman.jl Truitt, ..f Hagerman, for
Isabelle VI Piper, W.lfeei from the Pellx, to irriga
.nga. i k In . ; Hr Leo i acres by P limping; from Itom
ii. Beardsley, Mrs. A. I barrl, of Xlerra Amarilla, for
chi' ago. Courtenay I oad feel from tin. Brasos, to I
Iter pell, Norfolk, Va.;ft0 acres; from Robert s. Jep
leorge n. Beach, De- Arroyo Hondo, for a second foi
I'M"'
, st. uouis;
Beardsle)
i it ps. Miss la l.i
Mr and MM 1
trolt, Mi'h.; M
ind Ml
ilax V. 1
1,1 Wal-
I lllce
Rlcha
w
, Hudson,
H, Sher-
i tenver .
arles P.
Henry Avon. Pe
man, Denver!
Randolph Han
Mugler, Buffalo,
FOURTH CUTTING OF
ALFALFA IS MORE THAN
.
. Tn.. Tn ru A Hi-
H IUI IU LMUti nuiiL
MirOKOINCI TO HOUNINO JOUSNALI
Artesia, N. M Sept. I.
M
Winans, owner of the show farm. "Al-1
fadaf?, located seven mlll SOUtneast
i of Vrtasis has completed his fourth
I, , ,. This
11U -,Ve him ninety-two tons of
eh.,1... Imv from his seM iili -five acres i
The season Is still open and in all
i... ,. Hi... ,!,.. ...Ill l... on. or two.
Lr .uttlflf. of hAl this season. "Al-1
fSdale" is on- of the finest improved 'sta mil
farms in Ihe PeOOS valley and is de-1 sna th
voted exclusively to alfalfa- Not fcorpora
the hay Is used on the farm except I
for the horses needed to work It, all
heini
k"ts.
hipped t.
W1 LLI A MS BOOSTING
FOR K. P. SANITARIUM
iounaii
ItPtClAL COHtlDNOlN
.ration 1
Sunt i Fe. Sept.
,. ' ,',,,,,.. .ini, 11 Williams left !
AlbtKiueniu.- and So cm ro to
, n,. Knights of l'. Una- ttn-i
H(, is working hard to locals the
proposed K, of P. sar.it. irium In New
Mexico,
tK-tober during the Live Mock ami
Products exposition, to work out
plans for . loser (,, operation anions
tho to. kni.-n Thr matters of obtain
ms mere mazing land from I he fed
eral government and Letter IMM
from the stait .,ls. will he considered
The committee in charge of lha ar-
l a ngeni-iits is C L II. ill.
Walker and C C Tannel
h.u I.
I'
Ibly lilt- most vital
idl'l
d
ll
i.. bualneaa ea
rofltably in pas
n range. Hot
mi a given are
I properly fate
carried
men Who want
grant or land t
drainage of lh
education. The
lend, which aftei
i lassifii'd. shall
than II ii ii at it
a l'ii million
ai re
I loll.
Hl 'lit loll of
Carlsbad Rami Islts iv
'arlsbad. N II . Bent, in
Tea . to till
with the Iti
tgemeir
Thou
meni t
fori ti
held ll
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
IN DISTRICT SCHOOLS
flF Qill ITHFRM Q&WTA PC
u I y vs I . . w , , 1 1 , r , i .
Carlsbad,
i met est In p
i n Bants F
Madrid ai
promising s
i has four teachers
' Kiln l Thompson at
tins
MlMlTht
ti' i l mi
Bessie Wisdom, principi
Public school iiiiisii
the derrilloa school bt
lar wmk with domest
manual training.
The teachers have si
ing room to he used Iiy
night Bt ho.,1 and as a I
been pined in the newly tunhlshe
assembly room, brings high class it
at ruction and entertatnmenl to pupil
and patrons. The addition ,.f the ma
chine is a great incentive to bette
attendance among pupils
The teachers of Sun Pedro, Qoldei
Kennedy, (iallsteo. Madrid and 1 ' I
rilios have organised a dlstriei ass.
elation,
held ui
MANY APPLICATIONS FOR
WATER RIGHTS RECEIVED!
PICIAL CONHf PONOCNCE TO MORNING lOUBNAl
s.i ii i n Pe, Sept t Appllcatlot
for water rights were received lod.i
from Earl t '. ( 'lev eland, of Mogolloi
Will..
I temfi
Mimbl
inn
lilt-
the Ki" II lo. lo irrigate I 20
BUSH RECEIVES THREE
CORPULENT SALARIES
, .,....!,,.. , TO MORN I NO jnuKNA
Santa l'c .Sept. ((.According
the siate corporation commission,
p Bush, win. visited Bants Ps n ft
days ago with a number of inch .
flciala of the Qould systi
j a salary of $ 1 S.OO0 a y-ar i
i of the St. Louis, Iron :
' Southern ra llway, iiesid
' alarynsp.
not ti
pni of th
I lag station I- Desired,
' ' ' P. 1 ine aia r-
Ii i , i c i r n i
request tor trie estaniishment or a fialtn naca a
station al.oiit six miles west of Null, lilting the
Sierra count; Th- mission hi
miccic,, tin- ,.eopie maaing ine --
'l"' st to pW
Ill- I'd las.
mal petition,
stern rallwa)
th
ilhw,
today formal!) refused ti
re
ite
establish a
R. L Hudson's statement
K. f!. Hudson, Chambles, Cs.,
writes: "Last year I bought and tried
Foley rathartle Tablets I hgva tried
i many cathartics, but for a thorough
L.I-...I- i ,.( th. hnwei.
' without the slightest Inconvenience or I
islrkening. I believe the Polsy at hart - i
Ik Tahh't the best on earth. It's
feet cathartic, with no bad effects."
Everybody suffers occasionally from
indigestion or coiUKipanon, so ir
Hudson's experience Is worth remem
bering, .tout persons say these tab
lets relieve that "heavy" feeling. Hold
everywhere.
Santa re, S. pt lk S
ami members ..r Comi
Mrn o national guard 1
lag .on tor Ihe national
Jackson iii' Ma . have 1
lag to i e often and are
gOOd shou jnts S v . i ,il
mem be i h of Coropans r
plendld at oree nd Han
,i tekaonx tile bj aeveral
it nesaing t he boj i i" at i
tiottal
itn t ompat
iieorea made
membera oi
MM) yards,
Hena Idea,
Gorman, it.
James Kara.
f il'n
TOURIST SUPPOSES
INDIANS PRAY WHEN
HE SEES WINNOWING!
M OND mummmt
tin window Is
waived today
Pueblo
thrtm
Indian
ii isletn
I III . sill
wheal
Wlunoi
i and siin'l in Hit- i
. i . i wap
I lll'ii!
state,
mt light on
its Indians
then
ot Hi
teemed i.
i assum
LACK OF CLOTHING
KEEPS CHILDREN OUT
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
liPKCAL COHRlt"ONOtNCI TO MOBHINO JOUNAL.
Carlsbad, n. m., s. pi. i i The Hep.
ember lefnn of the dlstl it 1 t ouri foi
Kddy counts will bl readit to hear lury
ases today. jTesterday n number of
nen Indicted tot not send Ins then
hlldren lo school appeared In court
tnd pleaded guilty Various exi uses
.vcr,. offered, atnong others thai lhe
lid noi have the money to buy suitable
loiiiing foi their i hlldrt ii
Tin' first Important Jury case to h
leard is the case again si Martin s'tnii.
it p, of Artesia, charged with assault
with intent to kin This pi Ises to
,e a hard fought case, W It. P Stole
tnd g, D. Stennls, Jr., appearing for
lie defense it will be rememhi i ed
hat on the last of Januar. tins year
Olinn Stall, in. she) j r.. i lotion, it ,
dtou and her
BOY ANNEXES TOYS BY
AID OF A FISH POLE
i onnitpoNOiNi i
Las Vestas. N.
I olc. proprietor of t he las
steam laundry and a former re
it of AlhuqugrQUe, espied a youn
- busily engaged in lifting expel
mechanfi al toys from the it
ir of the Ball) i urid store her
Stuffing them in a sai l, prepnri
, lorv to making Ins "net awn'' t'o
.BJgr!?bW ihe bo?, bul he fa'tcr ei
! 'aped.
n Cole had visited Ihe laundrj eai ll
eivvdlthan usual and was gUMim the "ant
elver lover" to the week s wash. As i
in A I glanced down the alley at the real
yngthe laundry ami on which the li.nl.
xh( I slot , stands, he - iw the jroutli i 'nl
, I made after him ami caught hold
if. I him He also grabbed the bag of toj
1 inn finding thai he could nol hoi
it he latter, t
lop sin
.1 iakt H
with h fish
nuiiioc, u
toi
had notl
had bi
tit
fisher
as yet
of III
irehendi
. nsnTrn
STATF AID IS GRANTED
FIVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS
or education today granted III
IP
to the following school districts: No.
It. Union county, 1350; No. tt, lag
Miguel colllltv, tr.ll; Nos. S ami I,
iliifidalune . oiintv. t3Sfl each, and No.
.liii
MONUMENT TO FATHER
OF MODERN MASONRY
PROPOSED IN CAPITAL
a pit. 1 1 v. Ii' o
CLAYTON FAIR SUCCESS
DESPITE RAINS WHICH
SPOIL RACING PROGRAM
trded tt rganl
i nsl exhibition t
NOT GUILTY VERUICT
IN CONSPIRACY CASE
BEFOREFEDERALCOURT
INJUNCTION AGAINST
TREASURER WILL BE
HEARD SEPTEMBER 25
TAFT GUEST OF HONOR
AT STATE BUILDING;
fllllcl I,
CLASSROOM WORK IS
BEGUN AT MISSION
SCHOOL IN SANTA FE
HEINZ
Tomallb
tFree from Denzoate of Soda.
Brings out tlic real
flavor of other food and
adds the delicate reJish of
frciii, red-ripe tomatoes.
It is delicious.
On. of th, 57
FAYW00D HOT SPRINGS
Cor Rheumatism. Btomach Trou
bles, Kidney Aliments. Inflamma
tions, Arterial Hardening. Loco
motor Ataxia, Nervous Itresklng,
tc. Psrfsct Treatment. Perfect
rilmste, Health, I'leasura, lrs
Modern Hotel. Ilooktet.
t. O, HellKltMorr.
Faywexxl, ."' M
BE BEAUTIFUL
I Every A'omgn Can lie as linrnung
t us she desires. "Utdles' Cyclopedia
t of Health ami Heautv" tells n
tin.
fam-
henun secrets eiiipliiod Iiy all
mis beautit s ludi ipunaabls to i
women who desire to lie ohaiiuit
KHKH wiuie they last.
WH.son HALED t ( MT UTI
ii. pt. . Los Angelea, t 'alifnroia
MOW
Tastes good, is good
Not everything that tastes
good is good for you, but
when you eat
SHREDDED WHEAT
With Peaches and Cream
you treat yourself to palate
joy and stomach comfort,
and you get the maximum of
nutriment with the least tax
upon the digestion.
Heat one or more Biscuits in the
oven to restore crispnesi; cover
with sliced peaches and pour over
it milk or cream and sweeten to
suit taste.
Try it for breakfast
Eat it for lunch
Serve it as a dessert for dinner
ImiI Ol n
v I tot Mel lr. Pl
Pi . s, run Ion f"t weak w
Pierre' Hidden Medical
ir Pierce i
liver ami
URIC ACID
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iii-iii and knlni , Trouble
l or lil
50 Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE
... .out nim
: milt hrsritu
, ii out Set ' .
ml out M
ihl Kill u)i-
.u. with n.
i r. rnut
1 11 it buck, or
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W. nltlcr rtllfMTM. i hi'iimiilUm Mtd
nt til ifKiiiiir. h i m it ti ii'
y itubbt rn if v in iidv nfr
w i itni Tl i it Mi.-nt. we will it i
I 'til" I ' (1om) ftn ti r divM ui
ii n iti tn Klcfiho) or htil.lt -fin ni
1 1 i ufff. t ihi hart
th t I ; i v 1 1 h v fltU Hfttll Hlwl
mi. I t. in i, .-in m iliMtrlbutloii
tnt ut rlni nnv
tO a (anil I v
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year guarantee
Your Husband
Will Agree
thai mother in
bread as you
ery. The fine
ness, the all ri
I'd as good
this hak
llie light -
dness, win
prevent him from tiresome refer
snce i" mother's bsktnf, Try a
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