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TKe Evening Herald, Albuquerque, N. M., Monday, March 12, 1917.
TKe Evening Herald
PuMlnhcil hf . ,
miii KVKMXO IIEHAI.D, IXC.
OKUKCB B. VALUANT. UDcr
Published i-ry afternoon Sl
eep t Sunday at 124 North Second
Btrl, Albu-uerqu, N. M.
Enured M ond-o)t tr.ttur
I th postnfflr at Albo.-uerqu.
N. M., trader in act f March S.
1IT.
0 noaib bjr mail or mirier, oe
Oa year tv nail of tarrlar
la advene 11.01
Telephones
Putin Cfte..,, It
r.ditoriaj Roomi 1ST
ItMrTK UWC AI THE
imKDON OF THE PEAS.
Of tho-e not Inconalderablo (roupa
of Hood Americana that have not ar-prhapa torn bill which ahnuld n!irmht cotir for nearly 9t'l mile.
dently taken aid In th European tav been pawed were put through. , Kmi.eror Wllllum and all (3crni"iy
Itrugele a large proportion. It 1 hlla merltorlou meaurca were al- hailed him a the -conqueror of the
probab!. hat. been ,.... -l.;.owed to die. However, the ao-don U
thoncht and In word" a well a In !
dead, becauae quite honcntly they nave J
uppoeed that oreat Hrltaln ha aa.incunen to overiooK a rew anortcom
rulhleiwly deetroyed vim freedom or Inge, The leaialatur waa far from
ether of the aeaa aa Oorinany baa de- perfect, hut It took a long at ride to
utroyed merchant ahippinc; and hav, ward that goal.
feellevd that Ora Brluln'a attempt Among the Important bill pawed
to atarve an entire people. Including were: The Australian ballot act, aub
nonoombttant. Juatlfied any repriaal. miaaion of the prohibition amendment;
lawful or unlawful, by Ocrmany. end a good roada bill, a code of legal pro
that the moat brutal repriaal la o-t 1 redure endored by the bar genernllv
more drdful than a deliberately In-J throughout the atnte. a well aa the
flicted nlow atnrvatinn of hable. jauprem court: two drainage and Ir
Now Ihia etqipoRitioa and thui 1 rigat'oti . meaaure: plnclng the atate
licr h.inpen to be menti.l product tax cnmtniwlon on a more mibvtnntinl
thnt run ium, Into exigence and can haai n that It l- In a poitinn to iM
eunlv only In mind that are not 'more effective work; the rrention of
fully Informed about certain very 'two new countic; atnte builRct bill; a
Important mailer, or thai, being In- bill to uav the widow of the Lite cov-
formed, .are. not capable of atralghl
thinldriR. They nr r-onrliialon that
Cannot he entertained by educated
person whnee Intellectual mu hliiorv
la in normal repair and running or
der. Vi'hnt. then, i the freedom of the
tnea" Technically. It I a highly iiec
Ific rikht con-lit .lied of count leu. a
aumption. aKreements, rutom. trea'
leg and cnnvertlona.
This 1 not the place to define,
much Icm to dexrlbe It, It la enough
to uy of It In nontechnical term that
It la th right of neutral trader and
paeaersern to voyage aecurely upon
the hih tea upon their lawful er
rand and occaiona In time of war
a in time of peace, aubject. however,
to aurli limitation a have heen recog
nised In the International law exud
ing at tho beginning of hoetilitlea. Of
the limitation the niot embracing
one la blockade, and a blockude I
lawful If It ha been proclaimed and
enforced. The fact that a blockade
Works hardship to neutral commerce
a well aa to the blockaded bellig
erent doe not In the lighte degree
affect the rightfulness of the tilork
ade. Fundamental limitation Imposed
upon belligerents are. th require
ments of adequate warning, by visit
and search or otherwise, and of ade
quate safeguarding of th Uvea of non
combatants when belligerent over
haul and dlapos of veaael auspectel
of being contraband. It 1 to these
essential and constituent right en
tering Into th "freedom of the seas"
that th American not of April 19
KM, refers. Th method of aub.
tnarln warfare upon enemy corn
were. It I there declared, ar "ut
terly Incompatible with the principle
of humanity, th long established and
IneontroTertlbl rights of neutrals
and th sacred immunities of non
combatants" What freedom of th seas, then,
ha Oreat Britain ruthlessly destroyed
a Germany ha ruthlealy destroyed
neutral property, neutral Uvea and
th live of noncombalanl The an
swer flatly la. none whatever. Orent
Britain hae done act alleged to '
lawies. out they have been act
atminM property, not aaint life
They could be coinn Hed by niun-
arK. Che hn at all time mknowl.
ia me mnoinn niiiiiatiii of in
termit ii nul Ihw, and hn procln imed
ht r reoilmcK tn anldu by it venlo-t.
yinn w nt n tne veriii-t na gonr nr it.'t
her aa In tho Alabama caw, h.- i,k
1'kIiI u
r!o the kii I.j iiarely drawn. fo-m
Ilrliitin hi not bn n airi1.w. n rv.
Ilritiiin iaut fir lirv on the limh m-i'h
rind fight tor it. (lernmny l not Hi
imiy W:' ked empire In hifi.T). '"t
! rnionv run MlnucU, aii'l pro, lnini
a fieeiloin of the Hum wh.ih o. n,i
iir-h. itre nd Miiie. S.-iin.i; iI.ij
lhauo l-arli, we nv-d hale lot ilifi'l
cui:- hi pet feu leg further wluii ,
wroni; Willi the aiMuimlit tht til
hlit I vi lion vf nttn out l' ta nt 1m i;,---tnanj'
In a injcfciifidle u. th.. ilrmwi
inti of noii'jotnbtititut u:vii;ei th.it
tins e not deeti gin u chuni-e f n- tlo .,
liio:. t.;einin li;t the t-ptooi to a.sw-
llcr iMIO'll it 1 1 I ill l' Mil K'll'lt'l
rhe i not it on k tl jiiii:irr.
The olit lile of lllK'1'lllllli'll il lav. Iv-
lii u llitit v. !- U iii ei hnul"i on llv
hiifh fi'u" ulinll bine Hie uptioii to
eui yeti'ier, alii Hint iniio'ctit lies
Sliull llien He enteui.i'ileil The Her-
Jiii.n ei lmiinne wailuc iii no i Hie-."
options. II 1 war w lihiiut inm ter.
The' mind thut cannot see the diffe"-
nee lH'lween these two thin. when
oin ' tbt'V he, been broiildil to at-
I trillion, la a irlnd with which II. wnulii
not he worth while l argue. Frank
lin H. l1rt Iiikx In Collier Weekly,
r-w-rrTY dh iat ih n h.
The cession of the ntnl lealstature
i which ha Jilt' (tiinf to a rlnae wa
I perhp the most harmnniou one lint
' ha been held In ew Mexico In manv
nrt. It may also he aald to the
credit of the reflhihltnTi, n far ar i.
apparent now. that It didn't do anv
particular harm, on the other haul
It ha to Ita credit a riumhei of ad-
jvnnced lawa which cannot dn othr
I wis wis than prove oeneflclnl to th
mat.
-Th principal objection to be re
Istered against th legislature la the
fact that It spent about three-fiiirtrn
of th leiral sixty day proerlbed by
th constitution for It to remain In
selon In dolns; apparently nothing;
and than wdd th upeed limit to.
WS r A (ha rloa In mm effaie, f enahl.k. i t . ..... i i - i . '
... ..: ' . . m : .v: v:;i
I w
accumulated. Th renlt th.it
waa euch a bi Improvement over
prevlou nnf that the people will he
ernor tino a month for fiftv month-,
and the Juwnile d.-lln'iueniy hill.
In the matter of approprintinn. nt
leat o far n our educational lnti
lutlont. are concerned, the leiriHlntiire
proi bled for them quite liberally. Thlt
la particularly tme of th state uni
versity, which wa given $75. WW a year
for maintenance and $20,000 f. t
buildings. New Atvxlro I still pretty
well down tlw list In the mutter !
expenditures for educational work, nt
rorrpard with her aister stole. H"t
now that a disposition hn been shown
to deal more liberally with our
school perhaps we ahull soon rank
along toward the top.
Th session Jtit closed demonstrated j
one great need, amljhat is a commit j
lee to revise bills before they are pre. I
sented to either house. Many of the j
bill Introduced were So ambiiriiousl. 1
worded that they were absolutely
meaningless. When the various house .
and senate committee have to waste
their time In going over a mas of
stuff like this it is no wonder the leg
islature requires sixty days to do what
could be done in .half the time if
business tike methods were employed.
COST OF ITCtDING TIIK ARMY.
bespit th ability of Uncle Sam to
feed his soldier cheaply, the old gen
tleman find that he I being pretty
hard hit by the high cost of foodstuffs.
Ther wa fc. time back In It 07 when
each soldier waa fed at a cost of only
liH cents a day. But those days have
passed. It now coats, according to the
latest available fig-urea, 27 cent a day.
or an Increase of a little mora than
100 per cent.
At that. Uncle Sam ha considerable
of an edge on the average housewife. I
because he buy his foodstuff in such
large quantities that he I abl to I
obtain them at rock-bottom price. ;
Vne InrlanM annsla atlnwa ,-a foe I
one soldier for a day Is: A pound and
a quarter of fresh beef, a pound -"d J r,lrnmfr ' t.rat jHce of the planet, din me
an eighth of bread, two and a halfi" .. J0 'paper, Discouragement swuinps, leads r-vera in'o dry conn
ounce of beans, a pound and a quar- and How to Overcome Them." Mrs. trie for th'ir iiriwilion. perforates
ter of potatoes, an ounce and a ouar- Robert iiluney of Ogcuro. Discussion, fon-l and stony '''''"'' '''" r
ter of prunes, an ounce and a eighth
f coffee, three and fifth ounce o
ucnr, half an ounce of milk, half un
ounre of butter, sliKhtly more thai
hnlf un ounce of Inn), a third of a will
of ryrup. and enough vinegar. snP,
perrer and i mnninon and flavorini; for
a dav's food.
It i-i not the Inli'iition to leave lite
impression that this list is adhered to
.!'. :.t!ir d:i. l-ic Ii Is not the iae.
Tin- i.irlety is varied so that the food
will tct I.e. oino lii'oitoiioiis II il eai li
I 'nan is iiili'Wi-d the i-'i'iiia'cat of Hi1
I 1 1 1 e-. 1 1 1 e.i-ev ilav f. irti s, .1.11, r is en
ll'le.l t., f,,.. nnd a ball pounds of
(..oil a ,i. ami Hie -laiolaid tati'.ll I,
1HI ins'i'd that there s ileal Vaiiit.
i.s we!' as nmh nutiimeiit in the ra-
T oili
Tin I'nited Sii.te- aim, enjoy Hi'
distinct, on of beliiu In-tiei fed thin
any oilier rnlV 111 the wolid lllfieiTs
in charie i.f i" rulting stntion say
Hint the average reertiii giiin five
pound Hie first week and siiei,
l.'.illl'U tiie si'Ciind week lit the lirrnv,
a total of I'i ,i. und ihe filsl f.in t.-iM
"ills In is at ihe Lai ra' kf. This o
'!"c to good food, regular hours nnl
- oiisiaiit eaciriiie in the open nir
HUM 11 IIIHN ti '.I PPI 1.1V.
i
foiiui Peril a rid .eppei In. who die I
a few d.iis ..i;.., in-hleved fame nl III"
' u of 7 a a the builder of Hie world's
fust practical dirigible ballonn. H-
before he hed won worldwide disiinr-
lion he had lb lotcd In, If a MTitury of
hl III. ellmusied hia personal for
tune of about I.M.non i, n.l socrlfhvil
a brilliant career a a Herman' cavalty
leader. In conducting the air.
fount Zeppelin wn botn In fun
vtniii'. linden. In l3S. A a youth
he m trained for a soldier's career.
II fniiaht the Austrn-I'ruselan anil
tii Framo-Prusalnn war, and I
said lo hHe been the first Herman ,
ddler to erne the frontier Int..'
franc In the lat named conflict.
rvd In th German army for three
decade and ro lo the. rank of acner
al at th axe of 41. II rtlrd te.i j
ara later, a dlstlniiulshrd aoldler, In
devote alt 111 time
aernnuutlta.
to th atudy of
It waa a Inn atroRRle and from a
wealthy nobltmnn owning caat e
tatea Count Rcppelln wna prrndunllv
educed to an arlath ratio mechanic
llvlnc In an humble cottage on an
allowance aupplled by hi friend. Itut
terverd. In 10 h electrlfl !
w"u" "",m" ""::iw .u wuhm ...r Krve. h.n ie,P.
imny-teven noura in in nri nirnnip-
jh, nlul but, nd by nallliiE It In it
Thin monster balloon, 45 feet Ionic
and of the rigid type and resembling
a hug cigar, anon met with disaster
a had It predecessor. Kach. wreck
waa a great financial lose, for Zeppe
lin' balloon were valued as high a
1500. no each. These disaster, how
ever, also proved the affection In
which the German people held the
aristocratic aviator. When one of his
airships wa torn from It moorings !
by a gale and wrecked, the public
subscribed tl.0"0.0'' to a fund, of
whlrh the frowr. Prince wn presi
dent, f,ir the Inventor. Vhe German I
emperor frequently helped him out
of financial difficulties, and th Ger
man ?!echtng appropriated several
hundred thnusnnd mark for the pur
chase of hi nlrslilps for the German
army.
History will undoubtedly accept
Kmperor William' estimate of fount
7,epirlin n "the greatest Herman c-f
the twentnih century." Kor. w hen i
the tct of tin e hits been applied, it ,
will be found that Zeppelin's name
tins outlived that of his royst muster.
Zrpptlin marched under the bann-r
f silence nnd progress. while the
kalHer rii.,nor.-i1 .llsvai iled theories
of government and will have dici.. I
. ., 1. . . . . ... .... .. i
,,.,,.,,, o, .0.0.0,
for the divine nvht of klnns. fount
Zeppelins achieve meiil will ue
linked wilh the u. blew mi nts ol the
future in ucronautlc. w hile the spirit
of William' g.u i.rnment will be bin
led under the wreckage of Prussian
ism nevi r to rise. Zeppelin wn a rue
per in the relay of progress that will
endure unto the eod of time; the
kaiser will be ranked a one of tin-
mummied marvels in th museum
polit leal history.
Lincoln Co. Sunday
School Workers Will
Meet Mar. 1 7 and 1 8
Carlrxoto, N. M . March 12. The
seventh annual session of the Lincoln
county 8undsy school convention will
be held at Carrisoso Mrch 17 ami lv
The program us announced is as fol
lows: Saturday Morning Krwtlon.
9:30. Cull to order by president,
flev. J. M. Gardner.
Devutioual exercises, Hcv. K. II.
Perkins.
10:00. Enrollment of delegute.
Music.
10:15. Paper. "The Purpose und
UenetU of a County . 8. Ciinvei.tliHi.''
Hev. lUlph Hall of Lincoln. L'lsi Us
sion. 11:00. Address. "Hume lteituiHltes
f or Greater KUlciency In S. H. Work."
Itev. E. V. Ituiey of Phoenix. Arix.
Adjournment.
I k.l.i.iLu V r,l.w.ti lMaaloll
'
' 3:00. Pap. r. "The Cradle Hull."
i........... u ... ... . I ...... ,,u,...t
r-itttiV ,-'UI'i. .,urnM.
SiUie,-,
Music.
3:3". Addles. "The Strength and
Wsiikntss or Hie . H.." lr C. P.
Moiiie, l.os Angeles, Calif
tl'i. IJiisiiieHs. Adjournment.
Mali rdiiy I vi'nlnu w sslnii.
oi. I ' '. ot.onal exeriiscs, 1.. M.
Imt-oii of l.incoin.
" Mong ser .ce led b Prof. VK-
Curdy.
:o. Addriss. "The I'aieiit at'd
Hi-hpor.sii.ilily for the Huci e- ol ll."
H. P.. ' In 1 bus I lea ll id 1'cc el. Col".
smniliii Miirnlna k".iiii.
II mi. Ad. lies- ' 'I'lic s. Iv n World
I'.nor ' o It. i' P. M I."
V. Ilile le- , la'..
samilak lli,iiiiin sivskni.
j-ii'.. I tioital i. l:e. i;
I'd,
Till
II I'I
1 .). Paper. Is the f i- W
Wmle," b tin- l;e.. I'M l.elili't f
Alaiiioi'ird" I lis. iissimi Mu-K
3:ii'i. I'a,,er "The . i...in- i l ie
Cluhs." Mrs. Mm -ton. nsi usmiiii.
Musiu. i H
;'. :iu. I ii-iiart mi n'' ol tin H.
by C Ii. Itali-v.
4.1... "Itepnlls id the K. I-'-, of
tile I'oilull " .l I..UI iilll' l.t
Klllillay I'll lllllla S-lsMslllll.
7. 'i'i lev ot lotlal. 'Y In. f P.
M. ilile of l.os Allgl'iis Song seiwcc.
s un. Address. "Has Hie M S n
idaie foi Hie Hlllllr-s Mall.' n In
Chll. Ieiin of In ni IT.
.Note hatiiidi)' session will be
held nt Hie Itapliet ehiiri'li und !',iiidnv
vrsiolis al 'Ii. Methodist iii, Tib All
ileliuiites will be entertained.
A little WANT AD now and then
Is read by every class of men end
woiiK ii loo. Try one.
The Scrap Book
iiftinm!mminniiiiiiiiiiiiniM"HTtttttiu
IH'Mtltl l YttttWUTO )MI.
where will lie the lilnt that Inn.
nh
A hundred year to runic'
The Hower that now In beauty aprlim.
J"'"4''4 ""J? )? VV" ''
The rnay lite, the lofty hrn.
The hf.Hr, ,, pll Bltlly I1(1W
,!(,, where -rMn'lftr,"hrmln e.
Joy'a pleasant smllf, and sorrow sltfh.
A hundred f to come'
Who II pre for gold thi crowded
atrcct,
A hundred year to com?
. Who'll tread yoa church with wiling
feel.
A hundred yomr to come
Tale, trembling ng. and fn-ry youth,
And childhood with It brow of truth;
The rich and pour, on land and n
Whore will the mliihty million i.
A nundreit year to come?
A hundred yenra to conic!
v iivma- oul for u will ween
A hundred yenra to come!
! nul "'her men cur land ahull ti'l.
AJ!d1olh";!L 'A Tl n!".1'! ti"JJ'
.Z-
A hundred years to rome'
William lloldsmlth Brown.
Ulllli WFJs.llS l."i I'DI XIIS AT IN
Hint on Harbor. Muh- The local
factory of the Itiindull-I.undneld Ciitnr
comimny of Chlcogo is said to employ
the UrKet clgarniaker In the world.
Hn la Mis Kny ltexel, It yenra old.
who weighs 437 pound and once
a, feature with a carnival company.
Mis ltexel axsert ihut the seven
member of her family weigh 3.150
pound. Petrol t News.
WIDOW MIST lY Till: IJ..-MI
Thu supreinw court hn conlirnii'd a
juilgment for ttJ.rrtn grantcil .Mrn
Kl.itabvth fiirey miainst Mrs. Minerva
II. Toler In a suit for alienation 01 her
husband' affections. The can- wa
tri-d before a J"r.
Mi. Carey alleged that Mrs. Toll r,
who i tho widow of John Watts lie
I'liister Toler, sought Hie nciuaiiil
ance of her hio-band, John Patrick
t'aiey. The rnr-s have thiitcen
children.
Mr, farcy declared that Mrs. Toler
alienuteil hu
love mid we.in.il nwiiy
Til'- ,iatc was lixed a-
li,a uflerilons
lieecnilier. 1 1 3 . wli-n fan; ht! met
Mrs. Toler in a theater.
llu, Toler. who li,i a sort 1" -.its
old. denied th" nlleKntmits .mil do- I
c In red Hint Carey represented Innisi U
11s a wlflohvei v ith four children Hit
said he told her he owned siat
Ireland. w.i u relative of dukes
"" I
l.., an, I
afterward attempted t'j blackmail
her. ew Voik Journal.'
. Tin: ran t.i: itT w out
Macon. i;a The .vanity box bus
jtrumplicd over Mother N.it.MC uiolr
! the simple cheek, incarnadined alone
' l.y the rosy Hush of youth, must pal"
in defeat before Its ili.nl. daintiK
I inn I led with the loiia'd ch.niio.s.
For the nirls ol Wisleyan colli gi
have so deciiieil.
Ill n debate between the linicr and
, ll irtis 1 tci.iry societies of thu coili'i.e,
.the fiitnuT. which upheld the iilbrm
ative side of the subject. "Itesolved.
that alt Is a better I'niuiiliei of the
face than nature. ' was ciimIv victor
ious1.
A. reporter who sought mare light
on the subject nt th college was etu
iilmtlcally assured hat. Hie debate
wu In u humorous vem and that Wcs
lean girl uwir used unwh.ng on
thi Ir face bJi soap and watir, end
now and then little powder on their
none.. Atlanta Constitution.
A MAM'S WORK
The distinction and end of a sound
ly constituted mun is his lulmr. Use 1
inscribed on till his facilities. Use Ii
lh end In wnlth he exist for its
fruit, so a mun for his woi k. A fruit
leas plant, an Idle animal, does not
stand in the universe. They arc all
lulling, however secretly or slowly, in
ihe provmco ussiKiien Ihnu, and to a,
.i 1. 1. 1 1...
use in tho economy in me woim,
hiKhir und more cmuiilex orsanUa-
turns, to higher and more catholic
siruce. And the man seems to da.
ill' liiu illhtilU'tS Und Hl't I V H V , il
in.l a.tnitv. II ciT -
tan. oart that even tell- on the "
' sea on the continent, a, if dresslnu t h-
u (lie lor iiii'in, ,'. ..... -
.w-
t. uants cmciiMW nnn iimhi
Kulamusoo, Mch J"bn Mullin,
war fill, one ut Uc lost known tlalll-
. ..... . ... ;.. I l.i-
irs ol lignt iiaiio-s noises
I lilted slt.nes. ilinl ill Ihe pool b oi-e
lure not p.tiK ago. Mull.ii wis the
ttii.ner of 1 loi-i lemp.c. the tlr-l not
ttr to iii old a ni'1' belnw J 21.
He was at one tune coachman lor
I'l.siileni liiiini. AiHciigh he made
a gieai deal of III"!"'
illg. I'rieuilM il Hi
It'll. HIT I. .11 di I'll.'
I'I l'S.
lie saved t.ol li
on, r fan -
- lieirnit I'I"
sPltll N It loll SII.MIUM
To piolecl Pllil.nlelpb.a and 'ii'igll
l.i.iiiu miiiiiiums ion ids and sli.iM ai 'Is
on the icl.i w,i i i i ' i li "in I
1 . Ill-I-
I.I
.oiliiiiar.ne laids two linniln
I'll 111
i. n.l .., ii 11 ,le ol wile li'ttint W'H
streiclicd across i lie river.
Tush will can- the n' Is from I "t t
I',, ut il.. w n tin iner and put Hi 'in
in place. The nai row channel In
iw.en lice. Is Island and the artificial
i-lainl east of Iteedv i-lind has l.een
i ho sen. It is said I dii mi
s.ililllar:ti''s
would haw to use lb
In WI.e licfi would
ibannel, and
i,lilieteh bal'
pi ogres.
A gale will be ci'lisl r Jcted III
the
nets, which can be opened and
to mini:! vessels ihroiiKh Ihe channel
Two patrol luiats will be on constant
Biiurd. Philadelphia,
can.
nth
A IIHTI-
IMiNT tOMPLVIV
The world I lull of eotnpla Inirs
Home roniplHin of III health, many of
ill fort imn and most of all ill luck.
A pound or pluelf is wnrlli a ton of
luck. Ii Is not a perfiii world. Who
Is well icr day ihrnuRhnul the vewr
without un ache, n pain or it rough?
Whit is perfect in phsliiie. in tettt
per. 'n tleetl mid word nnd coiitrleuite 1
W'liat Hum or woman I without a
weakness or reason at time for nils
piilitMs or i-aiise ut tlitie for repeiu.
a ttce?
It i a wot ill of foibles. f.u end
f 11 no I lk. If we wire all perfect, the
preachers would lie needl. Heaven
would he on earth.
There Is romlort In the 'houalil
that the striking difference we find
among men and women make the
world attractive. H all were alike,
the monotony would be unbearable.
Think of these thing when yoll
f"l like repining over III
health, III!
fgrtiine, ill treatment, r III lin k.
Misery lovea company and there are
aiway "other." John A. Hlcuher
In
Leslie's
Till! IM(IM7.I,I iii:n
"The hen of fnlifornla are com
bining force In nandnrdtxe their pro
duet." savs it writer In K.irtn nnd
1'lreslde, "and cut the cost of produc.
I nit egus. list fall one million hens,
most I v owned in one centmlly loi'ated
California country, were Ineorporatod
uy Htnto Market f oinhilssioncr Harris
in order to deliver the product of
these hens as a unit for the betterment
of producer and consumers of poiil -
try products.
"The orgnnixation takes tho name
of the Poultry Producers of Central
I'altforniu, with a capital stork of
1250.1100. Stock la subscribed for by
poultry producer on a basis of I, nun
hens fur each share of slock of n par
vulue of $10 u share.
'Just over the Tthuchapl mountain
to tho south another agKrcKHiton of
hen almost twice a nimn-rcm are
similarly being orgnnis-Mt for the same
purpose w lit a capital stock of $40.
'On, Theso three million hen signed
up for the put pose of unionising and
standardising their product: will rut
no sins il ticitre in the poultry product
inatket of tho p.icilk- coa-t trade."
hk; 01 it t.uwi s with tt it
Tl ITH
In the March .Mmrliun Mastarino
a Mtiter who had d acarded all faith
in the medical profession cites the
c.iie of l.aiKi 1 'oroiiii tii to whom he
acktlow ledues Ills delit of he iltli.
"l.uiKi." he a-i. "was an Italian
lioliieman ol the nnUlle ime. He had
111011' v i iiouuh and leisure enoiiah so
that Satan found .lent of work for
his idle hands ilui tig h'.s ritst f "l t v
..... v.,,,111 lilv r.irtii'lh i)rtliilav he
fell Mi'k and the do, tots t . I I him to
make his ni l, he co ill. I I, el posnlil
live another Mat
"l.uiui died at 1 ' -4 . pan'iss!. as
onu who passes ill'o .1 sweet -cri' l-i
the 1 1. ! h.s i.l..iniil.iiulitei '
"What khic linn those extra sixt -
1 II s III lite . ot ilia tors - lie
"Mb.i'1 1x1 hin i.
to do Willi t li-iii. Not
111
iicinv. Not ix-rctse. I,a i simplv
sliipped tatiiig. lie inaile a careful
sluilv of himseif t" iliscoer .lust how
IH'Ic I. .oil il" l-ollld eat .It'll sllll lei 1 I
well. t lul of ibis stmlv be mhui j
learni'l the va!ii'i. tt'ith thai 'no'st (
men dip their craves with th-'ir teeth ' i
Most imn die because tlie.s haw so
loaded Hl'-'l' I'Oilus with exce-s fm-d i
thai their orians of el tinnatioii haw
bt oken under the sttain .Most men
are tired because tlie are si-lf-poi-
i,iud with too much f I. Ad 'ins
l.ilil.'i d sc" et ed illld W lote in a book
railed the "I'i In I'd'a ' Life.- A. .1"
troni the 1 .11 t thai I Hi long to a lam-
:y that mows it kit :i tiows
older. 1 owe to loi.-li iiot' than '
anyone ele i lie good lii.iHh ""I h ip-
pllltss Which I l 11 J- li"a at ;i"
Lakewood Disposes of
Tomato Crop for This
Year at a Good Price,
f..rr..pder. I., ti.. iiei.w
sia. X. M. March l-. Lalu -
hpeiaftl
Artesia
wood went ut: lo mU her next uyop
of tomatoes. Tin y lame home before
they had ve iled one-half of tbe,r ter- I
ritory liecaiise up to that time they ,
had sold their entire crop for llii-,
year. ;
Kviiyono knows the reputation ol
the l.akewood loinuto, nnd that repu
tation has gone abroad in vast pro
i.orl.ons. l.ukcw I does not have
enough territory In
lotuatoes to sup-
'., .1... H mi. il tl. so t 111 V
ci ..n. ... - - -
have come here to ArtcM.i district for
help, and it "light to be cod new-:
llo the larniers of this coinniunity. Th-v
.nave n in'ooj . s..... ,
lo can double the amount i l loniaio.-s
that thev ship out. so the) want to
out in l'.O acres at Artesia. They nrei:,.,,i s iiicc-tioris for the
wllliiiB to eontra' t In pav 117 per tun
f o. b. Ijikewood for nil of the toiua-
toe thev can K' t. Thev are in a Pohi-
t(on to sh
that thi" mean i iio'hini;,
less than 1 1 i a ton net to the Krower.
A fa lory I epreentat ive will re.;,,,,,,,, no. Try on.
reive the tomatoes III boxes M I ll iS lie. I
hv the fa 'lory, at the Ain-sia -latum
where they will he loaded on a ' ir
spotted fot this piirpo-e and t-hippc'l
to Ijiliewood. This cost will not
I ceil I '.' per tolls.
The history ol the l..ii wood lomalo
runs ah.n.. fue to six ton- ," i' a. te of
marketable loinaloes If this is a fad,
mid we know that it i. it seems that
this ounlit to he a very pro! itn Ide nnd
disiialde crop There I- one parti
i.lar arniiinent m f ' '"' "f the toinalo.
and that is it is a . ..-It ' top .'i"1 '
wi.iii o'.er with Another sinnii- thin-:
in lis fal or Is that Hie tomato I - ea-ll'
. ulthatril, does not ie.iine m'i' Ii w.it
el' ami a bit He aini.ililt of lotpat's
mac i.r I..I-..I oil a MIX few a.'le-
Atiotli'T itionif aruitiniTil is thai '
i. oiilie- lull little caliltal. but vci v ,
little lali.. i and Intt a snnill outlav "f
iii'.iii-v,
Mr htiooi . . n int v hit I' tilt ii r.i I
.1-1 Id. has ml'. IM'd Villi the l-lkewood
I pic, linked over tin- situation,
which in Imp's soil water ami abtllH
d ,,. .. i .ices to iriav totiiaioi'.-, iiiid
l.e ih et llthU-iiliMlr and slioinilv ll
favor of III.' fanner in Huh i oiniiiuui
i.. I. ini un with a w-.ll and with '
di Ii in. i nat i" . i to put It throiinh -Ms
K'no-.r. ton. tin I w ith Mr. frnier. the
Lakewood lepreeentative, .nine t"
L i..l with Itn, Oll-lllilatloii 'd
the land, the s . ut inu of the seed, liic
ptanliiiK "f the seed. Ihe riiltivalion
of ihe crop, the itaihennir and haul
niK and the shippinB "f Hie tomato
ITIuv i.H.mise to he on the ri.i.inii
lac.il ani'inis Hie farmiTs at anv and
,. a,..,,,, ihe cr.iwtll anil the
'..ii ;,,.. iiiiriiiu the crow til anil
j ess of this crop. This mean thai '
j lll(,r oimht to make a iina " '
! ,,, jH(ll t. w,.il, Ili.Ht of Hies-
1( ,lt',. ,,.,, em iilulinu aiiioim tin
rt) 4)4)4) 4)4)0 4)
IX
The Daily
Today's Viiiilversnric.
144 ileoie IH'i'kcli). the cele
brated Irish prelate uud philosopher,
bom in Kilkenny, Ireland. Pied ut'
Uxford. Kngltinil. .laiuiniy II, 1 7 . . ;t .
1 gsil The people of New Hamp
shire effeeted a Sovci liniental union
with Massachusett.
1710 lr. Thomas A.' Arne. who
wrote "Itule llritHtiiila." horn in !on.
don. Ined there, March , IJ7.
I 17AB- Thomas Iteynolds, governor
I of Mlsiourl. born In Hrackcn county
Ky. fornniltted suicide at Jefferson
City. Kebruury 9, 1st 4.
1117 John 1 Wodren, wl.o com
ma ml id the Monitor in tho famous
battle wilh th Merriinac, born In
Wemi hester county, N. Y. Pled I"
WUMhlngton. October Is, 1S37
1X54 Allmnce between Knvlnnd.
I'rnm e and Turkey sinned.
1B: Jacksonville. Kla., surrender
ed to the federal.
1M17 Ainertcun bark Itover wreck
j" on coast 01 tne inumi 01 1 ormos.i.
and her captain and crew massacred
(' the natives.
I lMl Attempt on Puke of Kdin-
, burgh, aim uf yui'fn Vlctorlu. in New
itoulh Wales, by ii'Karrell, a i enuiii,
U7I The German troops iilt Ver
sailles. 17 Flood destroyed S.iiuu lice
and ri.tiOii bottsis in town of rUcuudin,
Hungary.
Iu7 Mrs. Itustcl H.tre cieated the
1 Huge foundation with S ih.iiou.uho for
1 philanthropic wot K.
lli The federal government be
tun .1 suit aitaiust the siiKar trust.
Cliw "4'er Auii rtMlav In tin War.
Germans repulsed counter uttiu k
b; the e'rench at Verdun.
"Italian begun L'l lnmr licinbardineni
01 ill" Austrian tow f or Gordx
rt.h meriiiiili'e Hu t auxiliary
Kauvctte
los:.
sunu
i.i 1. 11a
lllilie. , ,
TinI.iv's, liirilMlas.
.loi'ph S. 1 ret inhii sen. Hi"
I'llltld Si litis 1 "I Im in New
s. iiortt al !;! 1 11. v. J.. 4 ;
ago today.
.1.1
Hi arv A. Ilei in 1 ' w no was
l.H Hi" 11 1 in- 1 I'i
I ll
.ill"
J 1 " ''. '
1 S3 Join ill.-'
1 ii a I I
iis-v nl :
today.
I llatliel li".iii. the --oclalis
' yor if M i 1 v.-1 ( i u i . i"i a it nail.'
I Wis . ; H veal , Ud" tod iv
I lit lii. .IomM'Ii .cht'elnlo. I'atl
I bishop of Toil i Hiio. in, i a ,n
Ui'i Jl yens a;t" tod. n
Ado ili s. i U'lis, ,.iii';.-lii i "i
Ni v V ol ii Tunes, o. t n hi I in in
i'J i ai s aKo t mill )
J i- pll W I.IIKi I. I'l l lo t of
;,,sti. i American It-airm Ici-i
ti un .i)fi ii .ii V ishiiiKton. !. f
ba-eo.ill
I . ' . - I
I 1 ne I 11.
i 'Ml S a'-n t"r l '
Kwi II V. Kli -' II. p.ti lift
A lul l
111 li.UMl'
I- I
fin lifers-Itct e for Hi puipo c of so.
i Hi iii a. signal, ites iii ii contiart of tins
kind. No farmer I expected to plain
a lar-e amount, i n the . ..ittiar
prefer many farmers with a
i.fi an,- i'it' h than few fnin"!
tin
Mna'l
Willi!
a I'lC a. I I'IIL'I'
We know- that Ihe tomatoes will
crow, we Know that IwiUcWooil
II I
l.iiv bem and live up tncn enn
ti.o ts. This is not an i .erin:i lit. l
l.akewooil. as alorrsanl. Ill- alli.nlv
Ii liionstrated the success of the crop
l.i v.. ml Hie possiiiilitv of any doubt
whatever. ('.. nsi.hr the proposition
.i rfi.usK. lav yon,- pi ins. sii:n t be
eontr.-ut from am where, from two lo
t, HI!. It. M'.
Hie ions, r.cs light III lllle and grow
t Carrizozo Planning
, e
vnamuer 01 commerce
To Help Boost Town
Hesrisl r-irrs,sn-lsnrs lo The lb rid. I
an in.?.., Al ar. h 12.- A mis., iin't-l
inn of the I'lllM-liK ol l alnz izo lias I
been called to ciinWnc at He i..tiit
hoiisc Thursday niuht, Slinli 1". at
J ;l'i for the purpisse of ori-aniinir
1 1, nun. 1 1 ml lull or i number of coin -
iner' e. Hti.-h an oraanintinn i " , unil wake up feellnB rat. It's per
Holuti'iy necessary to Hut Krowth :iri'' fectly harmless, so give It to your
development of Hie town and every ao j,,. (n.n, ,at anything afterwards,
cliizin w ho hn.s the Interest of ' 'i' r'-, chllilrein any time. It can t sallvut.
xi i m i at heart and want to see a blKirer i
nn, netti r i arri.oxo sniiuni ""i
this no eiini.'. I'lans will be
disctj-iscd
iri'-.tinn and
ma ititena ttce of such an orniinii'iitioii I
Will he wet. nine.
i
A JiHIe WANT AP now nnd thn
. i. re.i hv every I lana of men and
4jlvlessade!
Let year the Western Union transmitted one bun
dred million messitges. 273.Q54 telegrams was an
average day's business, 11,415 an hour's work, 190
cleared the wires every minute. Every time the clock
ticked & messages wars received and delivered by
WESTERN UNION
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
Reminder
born at Albany, Miss., ill years ago
loilllV.
William l .lames, pitcher of i"''
lloston National leamie liaseliall train,
born nt loivi Hill. ch, a;, yets ,
today.
IHlay' l:i'itt.
Important decisions ure luokeil for
from the supreme court of the l iilted
Mate today, which Is the first de
cision lay following tho four weks'
rece.
It I one month today since the dis
appearance of I ; -ear.ni Kuth ri n
ger, which has furnished New Vora
with it most msenoiis disappear
nine case since thai of Dorothy Ar
nold. Ki'liearlnu In the celebrated Slireve
polt rale rnsn I srlieilnleil in litgln
today before tho interstate coitimerce
coiiunisslon ut Pall"", Texas.
Today ha been set for .iruuitilti.
the trial In deliver of Mrs. hteliu
Knnth. pron.iiirut society v. "m 111, who
shot atid kiMcl her husband mi l.ui
uary II last.
llcpresentativcs of the fcil t a I tm.
eruinelit and i f tlw state ale to meet
in Cleveland today for a conference
un the proposed Hi,iml.irdiation of
the methods uud operation of pu,,li,'
cnililo) Incni Inn cans.
The fashion art Iciaiic of Ain'tu i
etipecta to ptoii- ut the stvli. show
oienliig in I'hliago tddav Hint 111"
American woman 1 an dress uell on
I7U7 u year plus a lew hui.dieds -tr,i
lor the aei essoi te and 'ittle tiii
kei so dear to the beariH 01 Hie lair
I si's.
j President Cmmici of the Amil'.ciui
. I'i di 1 .it ion of laibnr ha suiiiini.neit
'the In ids of Hie ! mole iiaiinia
land International Inula s alli 1 it-'d
I Willi that urn Unai 11 !. meet in
, c "11 el tii e ill V .1 II UK oil loiI,. lo
, le! 1 i mine tin- I'li; l.i.'" i' -I. .1.1 : tin
: he foi 11 ill 1 1
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YOU DEATHLY IK
Stop using; dangerous drug befor
it salivate you I
It's horrible t
You're tiilirni. sliifKisti. ronHtlpst,
and believe you need vile, danifernua
calomel to start your liver and clean
your bowel.
Here'. my fuarantee! Ask your
drunglst for a. 10 cent battle of Dod
son s l.iver Tone und !ike a apoonful
tonmht. If 't doisn't turt your liver
und atraiKhtrn you richt up better
(than raaomrt and without gtlplnif or
mukliiK you sick I want you to go buck
to the store and get your mot.cy
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Pnn't lose, u day work
iiiTakn a apnur.ftil of harmleaw, vce-
. iah Hodson's I.lver Tone lonlfht
-
llniry liiiul tumuiiKO
nml all ntlicr
lldims;
Ho comes ut your lulllnit a huts on
their wliiu.
Hi iniillK I pniiiipliiesrs: Ids hi'i tpc
Is I litre:
lii'iicvrr ton waul
llllll lllst pllllllC
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