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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1916. OUTLAW GHIEF Furniture . for the Ranch 1 SOLID, SUBSTANTIAL, HARD-WEARING ARTICLES THAT WILL STAND HARD USAGE AND REMAIN USEFUL If You Need Furniture of This Class SEE US Our Stock Includes a Range From Camp Equipment to the Requirements of the Most Palatial Home. STRONG BROS. Tin: rioNi:i:u iio.mi; i i hmmii iis KTIIOXO IlLOt'K U. M OM AM) Ol P1 F EDE1TI1 COMMISSION IS OPTIMISTIC FINAL REPORT VERDUN D R 1 V E COSTS FRENCH MILES OF FRONT H MANY III 1 BO Set!) Low. Charles W, Mills Germans Take Positions Fol lowing Stubborn Resistance on Part of Enemies; Artil lery Duels Continue, and Patrick Gilclay Submit Findings on Conditions in Colorado Coal Mines, INJUSTICES TO LABOR IN COURT ACTIONS ! Rockefeller Properties Are Not Discriminating Against For mer Strikers and Wages and Conditions Are Good, IT WONNIN JOUHNAt. IMCUL LIAtIO ,!! Washington, Man ll S - llocummen (lutloii that the federal trail,' commln- inn study- the economic side of coal IlllflillS Willi a View to Steps toward plel ')! Ill if Waste lltl'l plittlllK "IP "I- RUSSIAN WARSHIPS ACTIVE IN BLACK SEA Coast Tdwns Bombarded and Captured by Czar's Forces, Marking Continued Progress to Objective, IHV MOttNIN JOURNAL MICML LIAarfD WINI1 Fiitlitliii; of Kreut lolenco between Hie French arid Merman Infimtry linn b n In pnKresn from Pethincoui t northwest dI' Verdun, 1o the .Meuse, nnd east i f the Meuse from tho non in dustry mi a basis kivhb maximum I )rn (:iupes of the Coo do Talon to the. THE MUTUAL LIFE InsuranceCompanyofNewYork Oldest in America Best in the World "maximum nnxiii'irs to ruucYiioi.DV.ns" Our Watchword. Tic to a company that will stay with yni mnl that you can afford to slay with, W'c in-nrnl vmir ratulfatlu-r and will 1e line to p,ive iiroUvtiu' service In your raiidcliildfcn. W'c issue every tk'siraUe form of life, endownuiit or an nuity contract. W'c oiijiiialed the income policy and are maintaining it in its highest iK i fection. For information or terms in producinn- agents, address: J. H. COONS, Manager TOR NKW lUKXIO) ANi) AUlOXA Corner Gold Ave. and Secom All u tu-n Uo. X. M. AZTEC FUEL CO. itA Our Coal Burns. GALLUP LUMP GALLUP STOVE SUGARITE LUMP SUGARITE S10V BRILLIANT Grate AND MILL WOOD PHONE 251 Jvlolntloii of International law (rom pare A mi l k :i ii no iiiorandnnt to Him safety nnd maximum Ftriidy i iiiploy lin-lit, Is ill. nle ill Hie rt'liort of Presi dent Wilson's special Colorado coal stllko commission. 'J'he report wn,i Heiit tfi ennKl'osK by Hie president tmhiy for 1 1 h information. Heth Low, of New York: C'harleH W. MillH, of J 'ti tin ,1 -l i , lit t. and Patrick Oll ilii', of I'leat field, l'a., composed tilt" commission, Tli commission says the faet tlmt of 4 OH Indictments returned In Cnlo rndo In eoniieet ion with the strike troubles all were nnnlnst strikers, has left u "fosterlm; pore" on public opin ion. I nfiilr Treatment KiiKPstcl. ".Soini. of tile rillens of Colorado," the report oouiirii'iits, "believe that Inany lllemil arts were eomiiiiUeil on the part of the operators and the jus tice which finds all tln IndletrtienlM on Olie Hide docs not seem to them cvcli llllllded." I "Your commission naturally express es no opinion i, m to the forreetne.su of this In lief. Jl simply i Jills alleiilion to the cMtdoiue of this fecllnK. Aunin, It Ik l, Iiovi il Home even ninonii the op. craters that. In many of these in" the state lias not. MiffieietH evidence to convict. iron! lnjiisl li-i'S 1'rolinlili'. "In such cases, and your commission believes that their are such, tile nun affected are suffcrinK from ureal In JliHtiee In tlml they are ellher confined In .t.i 11m, unable to el bond, or If out on lioinl. they are refmed einploynient In Colorado on account of tin' Indict ments attains! III" in, and are prevent ed from leaving Colorado or the .UlllH dh'tion of the court ly their bondsmen. "An lone, mi 1 Ills eoiiililion of affairs exlntn, the Indioilrial health of Colo rado will lie weakened hv thiM festerlliK pole. Il Is not, the liiiMiticHH of your rominlnslon lo weii.'h the rlnht mid wroii, o t!n ciiiii) hut we would fall fhoil or our duty if wo did lint call attention to IhiH fiiitiiri' of tlio Kit na tion and emphasize the Importance to the utiite of providing a prompt rem edy. Kvcn In the Interest of the pub- to lie order this rlttiatlun should bo 1 louaiimont n-Klon battlo f ion's nu- KrcKUtlilK about ten inlleH In lenMtll. Spirlled artillery duels conlnuc ttlon I lie reinalnder of the front uhout Verdun. A continuation of the flernian drive liortliwest Iterlia to CAMPED NEAR THE STATE LI Francisco Villa Ten Miles South of Columbus, N, M,; Move ments Are Being Closely Watched by U, S, Officers, CARRANZA STRENGTH MAY BE PUT TO TEST Bandit Leader's Campaign Through Western Chihua hua Has Placed Him in Pos session of Sinews of War, F ARK SCOUT LECTURES TODAY AT HIGH SCHOOL Curley the Crow, Only Survi vor of Custer s Horn Massacre, querque, Little Big! I. All,,, i IS HI MIJU- Ucii Mcintosh, half Scotch, half Hioux, known in history as Curley tho i Crow, so e survivor of the a,usie. massacre at umie wk no, 186, Is in AlbiHiueniue, arriving yes terday to attend the I'anhandle con vontion and at 10 o'clock this morn lnp, upon Invitation of John Milne superintendent of city ehools, will lecture ut the high school assembly. Curlrv the Crow Is one of the most lnterestinK characters in the world. He has a wonderful history, all borne nut bv documents sipned by tho nee rotary of war at the time of the award of a medal by tho United States gov ernment for the part he played in the Custr fight. Horn in Vyoir.inR Ju!y 11, 1841, the Crow was kidnaped when 5 years old. In euptivity sewnteen and a half years, ho lived with the Cheyennes, i u'miviia Ariioahoes. I oinaneties mm Off to school, full of Vim and "Pep" Don't cram their little "tummies" with greasy meats, starchy potatoes or other indigestible foods. One or two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with hot milk make u a warm, nourishing meal that supplies all the mater j. ial needed for their grow ing Doaies. ine pertect food to study on, to grow on, to play on. The crisp ness of the shreds encour ages thorough chewing,; which developes sound teeth and healthy gums. Being ready-cooked it is so easy to prepare a warm, nour ishing meal with Shredded Wheat in a few moments no kitchen worry or work. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y. To Keep Your Skin Free From Hairs T MOftNma JOURNAL IFCCIAl LIAtlD WIRC Columbus. X. M., March 8. Villa inn! hiu foires reached todav the i a ,nhi llo soenks two dozen or ranch of Patomas Lund and Cattle 1 IT, ore Indian lanKuages and dialects, company, at NoKales, chihuahua, ten He served ten years as a scout under miles below the border and forty-four Gen. Georsn Ciiftcr. mill east of here, la.enrdlnK to a tel- Only Custer Stu'vlvt-r. eKiam sent.bv the American fore- The Crow and his pony were the man of a ranch and which was re-1 only survivors of the 4 i3 men tuy celved here at 4 o'clock this after- I several hundred horses that went into nrw.o I the Little Bis The message made no mention of the Crow M,-k-innev corlilit and O'Xeill. the 1 census of Verdun is asserted by I American cowmen oenevcti to nine. luvn netted the Cerinans neon taken prisoners wnen iiitt w.n French positions over a front of nearly terra a cattle rounuup yesieiuay tour miles and virtually two miles In j Hosques Gramlcs, south of here. cnaoieii mem id caiiune Horn battle. Curley is now etmaired in laianu; a census ror ine nim-iuinrui .i Indians in the United States, lie Alliiioiieroue to buy caUlo allfor his sons-m-iaw, who own in .Molilalia. (lieautiy To'.dcs.) If you ore willing to rpend a few minutes time in your room usiiiR a delntono paste, yon can easily banisU any nfi'y, hairy growth without dis eoi'nfort'or injury. The paste is made by mixing some water with a little powdered' delatulle. This is then spread over the hairy surface and after about two minutes rublx-d off and the skin washed, You will not bo cliapp"intc 1 wi'b thin treat mcnt, pro vided you ftet real del.. tune. rain.iioi depih and flfty-elRht officers and men. The villnses of KoiKes and Hcnneville, the lielKbta of ltaben and the Cuin leres woods fell into the hands of the (lermanH. , I'l-encli Losses llcuvy. The French did not nlve up these positions without strong resistance nnd suffered heavy casualties, especi ally alont: the southern frinue of the Cuinieres wood. In the Corbeaux wood, which was recently occupied by the C.eriiians, tho French drove the Cerinans out of the creator part of the position, A (ieruian attack anaiiist the French lvthlneourl lines was repulsed. "WATCH I 11 WAITIXf; NOW KKOt .IIT TO HKTS Kl 1'aso. Texas, March 8. The mil itary operations of the opposing Mex ican forces of the de facto Bovern metit, recognized several months ago by the t'nilod Slates government, and later by many other foreign govern ments, on the one hand, and the forces of the outlawed chief, Fran cisco Villa, on the other, have grad ually drawn closer and closer to the International boundary until tonight, the Kccne of most intense "watchful waiting" lies directly on the border line extending west and south of Col- How to Prevent Croup. When the child is Hiiblect to at tacks of croup, sea to it that he eats a light evening meal, an an overload ed stomach may bring on an attack, Only One "15ROMO Ql'INTXF." also watch for the fust symptom--To eet'tlie genuine, call for full name. hoarseness, and give Chamber aln a i AVvriVF BUOMO OriXIXR. Look ' Coiwh Ucmedy as roon as the child of K. W. (iltUMi.. turcs I oeeoiin-s w - for signature a Cold in One Day. 25c. where nff?52il2fi3SHu3EI FOR SaLE iO Head of Herefor d Bulls 8i MAUVE land of .tit ii ii.ti y la, l:i(l,l Is meant n(op any Intel course of licrmany with ijulckly ended." foreign count lies. j Wage a ml I. Mug 'oiiilltWms. "I Knrdand, by nvslematlcally nnd , merul endorsemeiit was given to Increasingly oppivnlng nentral conn- wyg,.,-, living coudit ions and I'dui'iition trieM, following Hie principle of might (lj advantages in tile Colorado field, before right, has prevented neutral far (,cse mining conditions trade on laud with Cerniany so as to oimccmcd they are In many ro coinpleto the blocl ade of the central m., i,.( llM nearly Ideal as It is pos powers Inti lob d to starve their civil i),!,. tl, make tliein, but the coal is be. population. jng mined under the competitive sys- (lermiiio; met by our enemies ((,m jn Colorado under conditions on I ho high sens ale deprived of their which can make coal mining profitable lie Fast of 'the Mctise the (ioniums have recaptured the Ilardaumonl re. I doniit and in a line-straightening j maneuver have made progress on a j trout of about five miles, along the southern slopes of the Cote de Talon 1 ,,n.i in,. Cot,, du l'oivre and in tlml Di'iiutlinont region. Outlying Positions Lost. In the Woevre disliitt southeast of Vcrdnn the Cerinans have forced the French to lose their hold on outlying positions) they held In the village of Fti sues. Here the Hermans assert they captured 700 prisoners. In the Meuse hills the French artillery is shelling the guns of the (iermnna. Trenches captured by the French ;n upper Alsace, deslruetivo bombard ments of Herman positions several points north of the AlMiie. and 'the Kii.Minu iii Hie for.st of the Argonne are told of In the French oflicial t the communication, sixteen French aero planes have dropped large numbers of shells on the Metz-Sablons station. u,iul;ni wiiisnios are active in tn, umbiis, .New Mexico. Purpose Not IHviilgcd. At liiis point, it is expected by all who Imve watched tiie various mili tary movements for the past months, I that it is the intention of Villa, and ibis followers, to either cross the in ! ternatinnal line or in conjunction Willi former military associates, to start the rallying of a new army, to the support of a new revolution, with the avowed Intention of outdoing Carranza, and the government which he has steadfastly aimed to dethrone. War Sinews Available. It is generally believed and em phatically declared by men in in dustrial affairs and official circles that this movement needs but littl.i further backing than that which is known to be available at the hands of the outlawed chief. His campaign north through the rich and fertile country of western Chiliuatiua bus placed M,T1 and bis forces In pes. session of great ciuantities of conf leiiteil fond supplies. hundreds of t i twit,. more than are necessary for Ages From One to Two Years. In Pink of Condition for Service. For Particulars Write J. E. LINDLEY - CLOVIF, N. M. iiti, eif tea. bombarding tiie const horses more man are necess.uy towns and the continued progress of j ),js present followers, and other oquip tlie Itnssian forces Is evidenced 1V ,,, pelioved to be snlficietit to In- i, em, tin e dt tho own of KUn, one i ,,,,, a nPW nd vigorous move of tile Important objectives ol tni Puusiun iirmv. In Persia, also, Hp" Russians are for are her opponent. The latter, however, continued with great enrmv to nun their merchantmen with guns. "The tirlncinle of the 1'nited Htates Kovernment not to keep their i It Ijchs ; 1 1 - oh .ff belligerent ships has been used I liberty, in, matter whether they iiiiibatiiiit'i or noii-e.,miiitiiiits. ' I'" (iur enemies have armed their inei chant eisels fur olfcnsUe pur- r, I hen) ct ici llv iiiaklng it 1 1 1 1 1 M IS - Mhle for our I'-boals aecording to the prineipleH fit forth in the London dee. I.i, .it 1 1 1 i ( it, ii 1 1 i:i i with Amerl im ai.ii iiiiiiiim ol i-1 in nary i : I n, "The l.nglii-li while book of January T.. l:n:. i, tin' lcMiirtiona of Unman boa-Is lb.it by their nu hmiiis i i n i ;i 1 1 h i vpnit trade has been Hrent Itrttnln and her allies to nun merchant hhlps for offensive put u-e". 1'nder tliesn clri-uinstani'rs nierehiiht men can easily destroy mihmai in Iind If their attack fall Mdl conshba thcrnfcelvcs in safety by the prcseiec of American citietiH on board. "The order to use. iuuih mi I'.iiti Ii lneichnntiiu nt was supplemented b iiistrlietloiis to masters of such tbips; Lj hoist Mich ilagH nnd to nun I'-lmals ! Itepoim of paMiunt of ,remiiims and! 1,,-HtownlH of de, illations to suecc'sti'l' musters of merchantmen Mmw the ef fect ot these order.". Fnglaml s allien have adopted ttiis position, i "Now Hermany is fining the follow-. Ing facts: i "A A blockade coutiaiv lo interna tional law (compare Amiiian note- ( I'ngland of November 5. r.iK., bis lor one near been keeping miiti.il trade from Herman jhh-im and Is mak-1 ing H,rmn exports Impon-iide. ' H- For eighteen moid lis through the cxtrntlin of eoiitraluind proylslei., In violation of International l.m (cum-; pine American note to Faiglaml of N- i Vemln-r S, lir,) the oveiseits trade Ileighboiing nentl.il coiinlrbs, so t.'i lis ili-rimniy Is ceneei licit, bis been' hampered. ' "C The Intel .eptlon of mails in , ,1 topped nlniosl i Hill JU, t !l II 1 e sllb ieet In "Tile Impel I.I I go fid, id Hint Slates, leim lioliM (li.it I llae Xelsi ,1 ill. In spit the wey by , i ; i lii.iu above." h , w bust Fug laud' I lllllelll f Iu r Hn- will. els eoli th' i ., . . i 1 1 of the railed mliei no.; the friendly l ela ,r the he-t hundred ears between the two nations, of the ilil lleullies put tn mr enemies, appi eei.ile tin e point as laid down Roped K In the Round-up W llliain Pray, of I eii er. 1,11. ,W II f.tocklllllU fol lllel IV ol S! Mo., is among the prominent calll lr.,111 lel'el. Ml. Pray has bee the tattle business lor a nunila i,iis and Is well known in A I Iiuhui r ,iie and New Mexico. C. S. Si a ens, agent for the Santa I'e lailuny at Caiiiollaii, Tex , Is a ig the ill a l ale . Il Dili Hint plili e ll I.I e 1 ,1. , a w l,e to I'. io stockman in discussing tor president of the ussoeiu- .a , ' I't imm i going solent as sine as Wi! MINERS' RHEUMATISM is rsnsrd hy iinpovf rislicil l lnml and si, t Abb a r. e Ml ill I' I lid:. HUet. II. lo Ml pre ' 1 1 ; s Sw lit, , king IS Mr ' t ;tv atcd ly w otking; in tl.mipncs'; wild tiiim l.nk of fresh air. It will not i oriw t itself until tho MimkI is purified, and llic prc.itcst jihysiei.my jitcM-riln." Scott's I.niuKion, Ih-i .iusc it medu i nal iioutishtncnt t;ttick!y impntves the jdahly dl the hhxxl to rc!icc the am- i ful imiscli'S and silificm d jiints, wliil,; 1 lis wonderful oil food Mrcngihens the ; t.rgans to fpcl the ciy mids v hie It ' tuse the trouble. I Scott's 1'ttiulsion U exactly vhrd ! miners need to tre:itc tit h, red, :i( t;e Mowl, strengthen the throat and (unify I llic hmgs against colds, pn unpi;i.i, 1 lironchiiiii and consumjuioii. Si'ott'n it ly free from win. In ! or tlruf but be careful to avoid s.ibsii'..ite. j Kutt Bownf, Blui.' fl I - I. !.'-. ' .( lb in o n lb. lie t Hie lle.'ld "f ill and stoelv- lf Hie StoeU inalo r of the 'p and A 1 1 '" 1 in I and lias I t Illi'S well, one 111 the mines whero the coal can placed on Hie market more easily.'' The coininbsion says the most seii ouii dr.iwabcU to the prosperity of the coil Industry In Colorado Is the shoit iDte of Industries In the state lo con sumo the smaller sizes of coal and 'an slncli which mlnht Keep the mines In contluuiui;! opeiatioii throughout the el I Tm StriUhm liinelopnicnls. ' "Out of the rncnt coal strike in Colorado." the report says, "two Ihlnns have strlkinsly emerged tiie liecnliar power granted by the state to its Industrial cotninli-rion and the Colo rado Fuel Iron company's plan put into operation about October 1. last, for reniilal in by contract the rela tions between the corporation and its ciliplov a s." I The plan referred to Is one pro 'posod by John l. Kockefcller, Jr., af jter Ids lsil lo the mines last fall, 'which i eeocui.os the trade union llflht lo organize. Tlniip"it sajs that the eoiiipuiiy Is operatini; the plan with en tire kooiI faith but the real test of It will not come until January. 1MI! when a hew conliact is to be drawn. No liiscrlmlniitlon. I "All the operators," the report con tinues, "maintain that they are ( m- plnvmn union and non-union men. w ithout disci imination on account ol the strike, I'.roadly speaUInK"", your conimittee snis this statement is cor rect, though there are doubtless some iudi v ii i an is who ale not employed be latise, as individuals, for one reason er another Hoy ale Pot wanted else that they are limb sil'able in that tin v cannot be ib pctnb d upon for i otlt illlloits- sel vice I "Tin. Colorado I'm I ,v Iron fom pi'iy. in the Fremont i ounty field, has e.t i nnd that with it 'bvioties shall lie bvk.'Oes' and that il will employ strik ers who ate under indh tnicnt. JudiiiK tbeei by their future rather than their past . and wo believe it would be il vci v h ippv solution and have H teti tlcn. v to ;o I'omplisli one h for l'eace and harinoey lj all the operators Wollld lake the same 'r: lllnll." I line Hi ills Trouble. iiiK their advance at a lively pace and have enpinrou me low,, of sen ha (Seniioh) to the north of Kermansliali. Artillery activity is increasinK abmu the Dniester river and Hie Pessarablan , frontier. I Fifty larne Herman wnrshitis, id'-1 cnnipanied by armed trawlers, Zeppe lins and submarines have been siKht ed stcniiiiiiK west off the North Ilol-j bind coast, accordiiiK to the report of j the captain of a steam trawler. mcnt in this section. i (anan41 Forces Hampered. It is a known nnd recognized fact that Carranza forces of the fctate to the south have been hampered in their movements, beinn paid In cur rency enulvaleiit lo four cents per ,lv " industries have hcctl at Stand- Still, providing no work or producing in thinn for remainlnu inhabitants of the state and to a birpe extent the Villa followers with plenty of mounts', have roamed the hills and valleys un molested by the cooped-ln sarriiions flf the Carranza Infantrymen. j ( ariana's Position S lious. clear, however, that the number of; TonlRht, while Carn-Ma OtficiiilH men now in Colorado who are dis- still maintain h.pes of h. p.. amp. of their cnpttire oi inm um, nm . is not very ! forcinn hia rerune ny crossimt uo I international line, the curtain Is not but It is claimed m oi- criminated loialnst on accotin imrticipation in the strike Inixc. ' One may' hope that as tinu softens the asperities ,1' the past, the number will be still smaller." .Members of the commission in prc setitlm; the report tendered their res iitnations, saving Hint "Hie creation by the slat,, of an effective Industrial commission amply equipped hy law lo .!.,.. 1 ulil, nil oleiseu llf the lU'Oblt'Ill. niukes it evidently unnecessary that a1 villa presidential in belli:.;." commission shall remain vol drawn. ficial circlees that the enlreme test of the ability of the Carrnntsa forces has finally come and unless one of the two alternatives is Fucceeded !n by the Carranza forces, their cain liain against Villa and his follow ers Is losl and u new military force will have been Inausurated, with attain a chief or lending mctor J. i , iii D. P. WHITE COMMISSION CO. (Incorporated.) DKALKHS IX Live Stock, Ranches and Mines STUICTI.Y COMMISSION A1ISOI.ITKI.Y NO SPIXT LATION. Wo have on Iiand now a lairgo list of nil classes of Livestock and Kanclics. Also a larye hiring of both GRADED and REGISTERED BULLS 17 AND 18 i:.CIlAN(.i: Ill'ILDING, INIOX STOCK XARDS. It ranch Office, aOiS Commercial Nntioiiiil Hank lluilding. TEXAS EL PASO ll-l Joe, men m of IV ( CONDUCTOR TURNS A BOY WHO WOULD 'HOP' CAR OVER TO POLICE to be dealt with. Prominent Chinaman Dead. San Francisco, .March S. Tong Kimc Chonir, Louis l.opez, home is at i:i was runninn ti yesterdav afle a small boy whose on South A mo street, i ' hop" a trolley car moon when Charles president of tiie Chinese t.isoeiation. founder ana the Chinese Republic Jour nal and active in the promotion of the 4 resent revolution 111 China, died here; last niKht of a lunK affection, t Keinibiie editor of Hall, condueior, prabbe.l him. lie "r turned the boy over 10 Chief Mc.Millin at police headquarters. I. His thought a stay in jail Would "put him back" in bis lessons when Chief M.MiUin asked him wbcthel several days in the city prison would interfere with his school work. Me was not in s. hool yesterday because he bad Rone to church. Luis was allowed to so. S'l OPPI'.D SHOUT -Taking Tonics, ami lluilt up oil IHkIiI Food. St. Mil" DEAF-MUTE BOTH HEARS AND TALKS TO FOLICE he-l I'. I a 11 is t m 1 00 k nu 11 bl- lllell III Hint s 1 1 om I I 1 O V ' 1 tin- s l a '. 1 To P,lllld I'.ii; Plant. vv 'llr. March s A 111 vv tub, to ' "St t 7. . n 1 , . 1 1, 1 1 1 will be 1 d c.arv. led . bv the t niti d . SI la I col poliilloli, lO.-.irdltlH t. i.d atioouneemeni made i v 1 : 1 1 11.11 y, eliiiii miin a aitoii. re II .f th Fear eiiterta.i d;.d and V cMniiils.-toii inar.v latlu r slop bchevi t uie will sli ally, nan In mutters of of Hi,- m Tiniiunlioii, said to be I the m mi is in I lie Tl Inl- al.senburi; districts. the bi;ues!s is piolialily imau I Iiiim mi I. ' The commis- sajs- the report, "that eadiiy. ev 1 11 if only ki-iuIu-rale conditions both as preference In tmployment. 11 and fear of the companies. As a ".Minnie Man." tlcorse inns has little or nothing over Thomas McMillin. The deaf and the mute spoke I" fore the chief yesterday afternoon. The chief did not know, l;ovvever, that be was talk ing to a deaf-mute and Kcttinif an swers until I'atioiman Pablo Lilian found a letter boon the mm s.ivii'.t, . The letter, addressed to The mistake is frequently made or tryliiK to build u u worn-out ner vous svstem on so-called tonics. New material from which to re build used up tissue cells Is what should be (supplied, and this can be obtained only from proper food. "I found myself on the verne of a nervous collapse, due to overwork and study, and to illness in Hie family," "rites a Wisconsin woman. "Aly friends became alarmed be cause 1 i;rcw pale and thin and could not sleet. nithts. 1 look various 'tonics bin their effects wore off ',.' '. , shortly alter I slopped takiiiK them. ,l 1 , Mv food did not seem to nourish me. heard 1 ..,,,,,,,0,0- ..r 1 ;iiiie-.uts. 1 determ ined to slop the tonics and see what a change of diet would do. I ate Crape-Nuts four times a day with renin, and drank milk also, went to bed early after eating a dish of Crape. Pecos Valley Breeding Home of Champion Herefords r - sj,t .. v vj iZakM JAY HAWKER: ! No. 168,462 (.nind (liiim)ion Hull, nil stiwk i:M,sitioti, ii hcin: ayes ami lirccls, at 1!15 UoswcH I Iv cIilbi(ei1 and ofl'ereil K)K SAU Mcs-srs. .lames De Hral'tcnrictl and (icoro Drybrcail, ohiicih ' '' Pci'os alley ltrccliii"; l'arm, l'ort Suiiiiicr, N. Jl. This firm Is 3 slilbilim; and orfci'imr for salo u iiiiiiiIht of Ucsistcred two."' old lll ltl I ()KI 1UT.I.S. SEE THEM at TRIMBLE'S BAR win, marks the openly aeknowl, bershiie'' I ',,! imin lt.nl IjiIioi- I rouble l lui iilcu-. 1 11, ! ,,. !t v (II p. in. I .1 - 1 b I . .1 !. red illl.oiu Veil..- i.llil.. to the let um '. 1 1. ! 1 , 'Viilli.i: ee on 1 o '- .' .01 .I'll am 1 Ml W Trou- Ho a of l.u -1 tr- 'uts. Kind Mud- - aijout (W0 weeks I was slecpinR contained the Information that 1 soundly. In a short time gained bearer was deprived of heraina weithl and felt like a different worn .peccli. tlat he had recently ipiit- crape-Nuts and fresh air weio 1 hospital at Amarillo, T, x.. and !u nlv aRents used lo accomplish the not tin in tiebl. comprising Houlder that he was on the way to 1.1 Paso. imppy results." "There s a liea-,-,ii.t W eld 101111t .es, ai coidim; to the w here bis mother lived. son," Name given by Postum Co., commis-i -n. is te Her than 1 sevv bete. I l.e Hiinlde admitted to Chit f . Me- ( itattle Creek, Mich. ,r . in s-ioii 1 a'.H.illy is una- .M.Cin Hi it h.- w .1 - .". l.mrpbiiie user.! Iur read the hIkoo letter? A new l ie to estimate Hi, ll, mil , r of miners He said be Was takinv; ii cute. He a, - one. appeal's from time to lime. They who have hit Colorado as a result of united the habit w lien ho sustained an are KvmulnP, true, ami ful of human I .111 West Copper Axcnue, lleailiiuai'tcrs at lft-l Col 4 miners' leluctance to am. duo their union mem- the and !i.:.i:::st s'.rikl rs in ted ; LUMBER Cement-Plaster Albuquerque Lumber Company 42a NORTH rinST STItFET the. .ttiki ie.,.rt ad.ls It is tnlaiv, be ud. Interest. 1