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The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
SIMPLE DRIVER FOR POULTRY
Device 10 Good for Ducks, ss They Are
Extremely Nervous and Easily
Frightened.

II is not very easy to drive chickens
where they don't want to go. Shoe
ing" with the apron or throwing up
the arms only serTes to frighten them.
and rarely accompiishes the object de-
sired.
A simple help is a paIm-leaf fan
wired TO long stick Used gently,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
clean tho House. often

Clean the houses frequently. Once
week will do. twice week Is bet.
ter, every day is best OF ALL After
cleaning, give the hens some dry lit.
ter, such as short straw. cut hay, chafr
or leaves. into which scatter a little
grain. and they will be kept busy and
cheerful.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Dispose Of Old Hens.

This is good season for .disposing
Of all the surplus old hens. Better
get rid Of them while they will fetch
a good price as roasters. The prices
ire good up to about November Goth.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

down the plaits may be left on II
liked, for the rear drawing shows the
style without this.
Materials with rough surface and
woven very lightly are much used for
such costumes. and though the back
of the coat collar generally show a
bit of velvet. satin or silk. 4 plain suit
would not need this. Basket serge, in
dark blue. dim olive. golden brown.
plum or dark red. is smart and re-
warding texture for the best coat suit
For school wear blue serge in a twin
weave may be used. or else cheviot.
homespun or flannel.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

Thousands Of people who are H6erins
with colds are about today. Tanorrov
Az S ounes s q pprye.ssoo : o "orts %onai ! nonnd
Of cure. Get . 25 cent bottle Of Nun
yon's Cold Cure at the nearest drus
store. This bottle may be conveniently
carried in the vest pocket. If you are
mot satisfied with the effects of the rem.
edy. send rs your empty bottle and We
win refund your money. Munyon's Cold
Cure viii speedily break UP an forms Of
colds and prevent nippe and pneumonia.
II checks discharEes Of the nose and eyes.
stops sneezing. aIlays Inflammation and
fever. and tones up the system.
If you need Medical Advice. write TO
Munyon's Doctor. They yill carefully
mail. absolutely free.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
TWO GOOD WATER FOUNTAINS
Re>est1c5es Are Assogsss Necessity
IN Chicken Ysrs s,f fnesren
Isse-Scs - Maze Them

it Is os the GtEos- tngo-tz.ce TIA.
poultry hare essy Access 70 good fresa
ra,eF d: All times Tso simple drink
Ing sOrntains are shown is tie Illus
trzt5on-
The oze oc TIE sefz is made from
AZ Old emp<y can xa5 r2 Two ears
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Russia. Growing Population.

Russia's Growing Population.
This years census Of the Russian
empire adds another i've millions to
the population as enumerated in 1908.
The cars subjects now number 160,-
oo0o00 and increase every year by
$500, 900 despite wars. epidemics and
internal disturbances. As there Is no
lack Of cultivated soil in Russia there
seems no reason why this big annual
increase should not continue.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
A Simple Chicken Driver.

the chickens may be guided in any d.
rection, and are never frightened. This
device is especially good for the pur-
pose OF driving ducks, as they are ex-
tremely nervous and easily frightened.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
SLEEPING SOCK; TRIcoT
Directions for Making Useful Article
Shown In Our liIustratlon-eer.
lin Wool Used. :.

About o. double white Berlin
wool. and suitable bone hook (tri-
coter). This works out quite a large
size.
Commence with 80 chain.
~ rows of plain tricot
33rd Row.-Work up loops through
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16

Many a woman is single from choice
the choice made by a man who
chose another.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-12-16
Green Geese.

Green geese grown on good grass
give gooe goslings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
REV. C. A. CLARK GOES
TO TAKE CHARGE OF
THE CLOVIS CHURCH

At the church conference recently
held ina Artesia, Rev. Columbus A,
Clark OF the Highland Methodist
church of his city was transferred to
the Clovis p~astOrate. This decision
Will be learned with regret by mem
bers OF the congregation and the
countless friends OF Mr.. Clark won
during the two years he has been
pastor of the local church. He Will
deliver a farewell sermon on sunday
and leave Immediately with bis fam
ily FOR bis new field.
Rev. $. T.. Allison of Alpine. Texas.
Is TO succeed AIR. Clark. and De viii
arrive to take up his duties iu the
course OF "a couple of weeks. Rev. u.
Robert Moose. "a church missionary iu
Korea, viii rim the pulpit during the
interim.
other changes i~naugurated at the
conference affect Rev. Mr. a. n.
Evans of MaEdalena. Wen known JOB
this city, who viii go Go the High
land Park Methodist church at ID
paSo. and Rev. David Ausmus or
Clovis. relieved 'by Mr. clark. who
Eoes o. accept the pastoratc 90 "a
church in Nashville. Tenn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

that trade WIS never better, when
they don't have half "a dozen custom
ers IN a day and probably haven't a
nickel IN their pockets. The easiest
way 70 become convinced that every
thing is wrong is simply to entertain
the suspicion once IN "a while"
There doubtless are dun days In
the stores everywhere. and Leayen-
worth Is no exception. Il isn't going
10 do any good 10 grumble about IL.
however. People like 10 patronizc a
store where everybody les always in a
good humOr. and the more pro-
nouncod h IS the more considerate
they are likely 10 show themselves Of
members ~ the family when making
their purchases.
There is nothing TO De gained b.
grieVing over what has happened. A
" Use dairymun finds that the judiciOus
use of water viii make up for any
prospective loss of spilled milk
Keep on smiling. Don't admit that
lnything Is wrong. Tell everybody IA
t8rahot that feavenworth Is the best
Ia the world. ana that you
souidnff 90 10 another u they would
give you a place rent and light free.
rhose are the symptoms produced by
he ginger germ. n sou haven't got
T. get exposed quick
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
a. She !. Faxed

Tucson, Ariz, oct, l1.-A fine
specimen Of a Boyle's King snake
COphibolus gotulus boyleii) was
killed on West Washington street the
other evening. OF course SO long as
the present antipathy exists between
the human ace and the things that
crawl on their bellies SO long viii the
good have to suffer with the bad. All
King snakes. OF which there are some
half dozen varieties In Arizona are in
reality the friends OF man. and as
such they ought not to be Killed or
injured. Strictly c~annibalistic in na-
turc, "a King snake two feet in length
viii not hesitate to attack "a rather
twice or three times It's size. The
battle may be long and hard. ONE
times Two hours on more In duration,
hut the end Is always the same. A
rattlesnake viii avoid a combat "
possible, and IL not possible, then fol-
lows q battle 10 the death. Between
the two species there Is q blood feud
and however great the disparity in
size the King snake never hesitatcs
TO attack It's enemy and the n Is
invariably Tho same. Ii not too
large. the King snake win always
swallow on attempt To swallow, It's fall
len enemy, but falling in this on ac-
count OF great disparity i'm size. 1t will
not leave the body while there Is life
Ia 49, C%uriouslv enough, the rattle
snake knows i's natural enemy and
VIII escape a combat is possible. but
the king snake seldom allows. and
as 10 elides around It's coiled ana ex-
pcctant victim the RATHER becomes
wild with anger ana ear and strikes
"a every moving object. but despite
it's fierce uleitncss and great size,
sooner or later the attacking snake
viii seize it's victim hy the back of
the neck tp the struggle that fol-
the coil ot the rfttler is broken
ana the King maxi may Doe thrnshcd
loose This brings on % renewal OF
the old tactics and D. repetition Of the
struggle. sometimes these contests
have been known 10 last Tor hours,
but howrNcr great the difference I'm
size the King snake never allows its
victim to get ASA As "a friend of
man the King snake should Doe pro-
teotcd, tor there is much in il that Is
guud fut. following out the old
Biblical injunction that "the seed ol
the CONN shall hruise the scrpent's
head The wood is made to suffer
with THE had Hut 10 should not he
and g. Attlc hcrpetological knowl-
edge would protect the friends 90
men against its iudiscriminate and
wnnton destruction
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
cAlNon ANp rur rnrslDrNcl

THE attitude or Mayor Gaynor az
New York toward the presidency be-
somethins new in American politics.
There ia. moreover. much in tho
statement that properly governing tho
millions ot people On tho clty OF New
York is an achievement which many
kuas misht envy, whose subjects
number a tenth of tho people oi
Gotham do Sc next thsure ape
pears to Doe the MOTTO of New Works
,%earioss executive. The Sew York
World SAYS
Mayor Gaynor BIS riaht boz refusing
tn worry about She presidency. Let It
take caro- of itself He has "a work tu
do thtt is hardly less Important than
Anfthins the white House has to
offer Indeed no cam Dee made equally
Important Most presidents have ac-
.nmrllshrd lttle ana some OF them
attc lone more harm than good but
thc man who really rekolutunlEes ritr
government DOB the SECOND grc8tcst
'Iff nl Che world nud establishes new
standards OF admlnisintlou for the
guidance of every American muni-
riIalits uil have performed Ca public
.ertlce second only to The service that
Washington and Lincoln rendered 20
Che American people. That o. "a task
worth doing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
rrIr CONVENTION rules.

Il is q proof Of the lairncss Of the
majority IN tho constitutional cons
yention that practically the entire list
~ rules adopted meets the approval
Of the minority aud that those 90
which objection Is made are objected
20 I'm minor respects. 20 quote the
minority leader Taking into account
the short time limit and the limited
appropriation to cover the convention
expense, the rules appear To- be fair
Every man may have Mis- say; but
there win De $40 opportunity for time
killing, lilibustering tactics VS. which
uie minority might dofeat the viii or
the majority. The people of Kew
Mcxico hy q decisive vote have cu-
trusted the republican party with the
framing af the constitution. ANY at-
tempt hy tho minority To defeat this
expressed wish of the voters should be
eat upon III tho minority believes
the majority IS proving reorount 20 its
TRUST i has g right 90 say but not
90 %monopollzo the time of the couycu-
tion
So far. 81 appears that the majority
has adopted the policy of the square
dpai ~ woula Dec generosity run riot
however. and "a sheer absurdity for
The majority to turn ovor the convene
uun to the democrats Tor sabfest pur-
poses and thus defeat the object Tor
which IL was fulled
We believe that SO far. che repub-
icaus have been cmincntly fair. They
generously allowed one democratic
speaker to continue wno WIS patiently
wastins time ln piautudes and
squandcrlns precious time without
rhyme or rrason Let OBJ, demo-
Gratis show their appreciation of thls
fair attitude ny not seeking to abuse
their PRIVILEGES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
A CLEAN nrlL or HEATH,

II viii prove most reassuring to All
Of ~ 10 learn from Mr.. FERGUSON, the
minority leader. thai no corporation
or corrupt Influence has been mani
fest az work in the constitutional con.
vention. Coming from the democrats,
This may b. regarded as official, and
while Il may surprise some Of us Il
Is nevertheless gratifying We trust
that this clean bin Of health VIII prove
warranted By further developments.
This fact. coupled with the fact
that the minority finds no objection
10 fifty-two Of the ffty-nvo rules
adopted. indicates that the democrats
are we'll satisfied with the proceed
ing 80 far, and having no cause for
protest. will endcavor 10 assist IN the
plan of having the conventions work
done expeditlousiy. II " hard 70 see
how The democrats. piedged 10 work
for the people aud assist in getting
the people statehood. can 40 other
wise. And it is inconceivahie. that
lacking any ground for i kick, ans
democrat should wish TO deliberately
delay the game II Mr.. FERGUSON
voices the desire OF the minority they
want statehood. but not trust-and
corrnption-shackied statehood. The
leader having failed TO locate the cor
poration influence, this position may
d modified to "a plain. unqualified
desire for statehood This, Of course,
means that the democrats win help to
get the sob lone quickly. II thes
are taking ana acting ~ good faith,
amy attempt Al fIlihustering or Oh
structiye tactics will, OF course, be
frowned upon by the minority lead
crs.
q the democrats are not four-fush-
ers. not playing 70 the grand stand,
seeking the defeat Of statehood,
they have q splendid nance to prove
IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
DAMAGES AWARDED TO
UNCLE SAM FOR YOUNG
FOREST TREES BURNED

Ia I'm action FOR fire trcspass on
the Black Hms national forces.
brought by the United states against
the Missouri Biyer aud Northwestern
milro..a. the jury has awarded damn
ages 10 the government not only for
the loss OF m~crchautahie timber but
also for the destruction OF unmer-
charitable young growth.
This Is regarded POS the government
officials as establishing d very im-
portaut precedent So ftr as It's knoW6
at the L.. 5. department Of aericul-
ture. it is the first time that sny
court has recognized what forcsters
call the expectation value IT Young
growth as furnishing a basis for lhe
award of damages. The dilt.cuitv I'm
the way of such an award in the past
has been that there was no Nay 10
prove 10 tho satisfaction of the courts
tire money value of the loss suffered.
The award I'm the South Dakota Ease
followed the presentation of evidence
ms To the cost of work ia refarestias
which the Cos srument IS actually DO
ing I'm the Black Hills.
Tho amount claimed Tor she young
growth burned was si2 am acre. and
the claim under this item cas allowed
Zoo FUN by the iury. The toral amount
of damages claimed wls 81. 2S SD. 81
uhich sz63445 Was for m~erchGuta1le
climber destroyed or Injured by the
tir.
It is recognized ny fercsfeHs that
Hhm ..UF L# amHN|f.HaH ."HFrH.HMrH Hn uraIN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
GET az.
GOOD RESULTS
Kentucky Lady RegainS Her
Own Health, and Advises
Friends to Take Cardui,
the W0man'S Tonic.

Cora. KY was so weak / could
hardly walk. writes Mrs. Iva Moore.
Of this place. II took 2 bottles of Car
dui and was greatly relieved. 1t is a
splendid tonic. / have recommended
cardui to many OF my friends, who
have tried it.. with good results. car
dut certainly does more good than
any other medicine
Letters from thankful ladies throng
the malls. telling Of the success III
mis- remedy. in relieving their many
ailments. often after an other treat-
ments have failed.
such testimony. coming. unsolicited,
from earnest women. surely proves
the great value of Cardui as n tonic or
curative remedy, for the disc SEES pc
culiar to their SEX.
In the past SO years, e a million
women have been mus benefited by
the timely use OF thai successful tonic
medicine. Cardui.
Beneficial to young ana ola. nom
mineral and NOTWITHSTANDING, Cardui
well merits IFS high place, in the
esteem Of these who have used IL.
For sale at all drug stores.
To Is certainly worth q trial.
a.. B.-Write to. Ladies' Advisory
Dept Chattanooga Medicine CO.,
C~hattanooga Tenn. for Special M
structioas. and 6t-page book. "Ilome
Treatment for Women, sent in plain
Wrapper, ON request.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
DAME NATURE HINTS
When the Food l. Not suited.

Whom Nature gives her signal that
somDthiug is syrong lt is generally
Nith the food. The old Dame is al
ways faithful and one should act at
ouce
no tut off thc change is 90 risk that
which, mas Gee ~lrrcparahie An Arizona
man a
For years I could not safely eat
amy breakfast 3 tried various kinds
oi breakfast food hut they were all
sort. sfArohN messes which gave me
distressing headaches. Z drank strons
coffee Too. which appeared 10 bene-
if me 90 the time. bar added Co the
headaches afterwards Toast and cof-
zee were no better. for / found the
toast F.rN ronstipaUuE.
a r'cnd persuaded mo To- quit the
old coffee ANA the stnrchy breakfast
Goods nd use Postum and Grape
Nuts instead D shalt eVe regret
taking AIs advice 1 began using them
tnrre months ago.
1.-THE change they have worked lu
lne is WONDERFUL 2 unw have uu more
ui fre distressing sensations boo ms
stomach after eating and never have
headaches ! have gained a. pounds
ln weight and feel better in every
Way
6rHrc-Nnte make O. delicious rs
wen as a nutritious DISH and Z find
that Postum is easily dlgesfed and
never ruNH dyspepsia symptoms
There's q reason
Gee the little huok THE Road to
MFIffiic iu ukre
Ever read The above letter. 4 now
one appears from time 10 time. fhcN
are gcnuirr irue. aud ruu ~ human
Interest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
rrir cINGER olnM

sos We know what AIuuquerau,
has Do isnt abe hook worm by 4.
Ions shot, either Tho bacciuus which
hns infused new nfe and activity into
the Commercial club and which hs.
enlisted the mass 0t Albuquerque clti-
zcnsiip lu a determined campaign Cog
Greater Albuquerque Be- nothing ies.
thar abe singer germ
Some other towns nfe DOT so Cor.
tauats 81 ta hate b,en attsckcd Is,
thls bus Lsatennorth Kas. Be- spI-
IDENTITY feeling ihe need oi inocaia-
ton There 81 some food for Thought
ln the fouoHlns from the Leaten-
worth Times
What fn|s town needs "a man saif
yesterday s b ginger Ferm Esne-
ciaiiN 81 fhIs trlr of fnr merchants
De- continued -n hgrues bad.
ann'f 4ekuoulUlse g. There are d
lpt uf merchants In kansas cltf una
ere rubbing their hands faefiher with
fffp indication uf delight declaring
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
ORPHANS HOME Of
ODD FELLOWS
PAID FOR
Institution at Roswell Now in
Shape to Receive inmates
and VIII Be One Of Best OF Its
Kind.

According Co local odd Fellows who
have returned from the meeting OF
the grand lodge az Tucumcari, ono
of the most interesting features OF the
very successful meeting was the re-
port as TO the status of the Orphans
home az Roswell. to bc conducted
under the auspices Of the fraternal or
der.
"Thc institution is virtually paid
for, said one member of the local
lodge Yesterday. "the grounds have
been hcautified. fruit trees planted.
and other extensive Improvements
made. and ii viii not be long until
the Institution is ready for business.
II is understood the proposition
costs the odd Fellows about S7.500
as q starter. and that when ready for
inmates b will be one of the best
equipped Institutions of the kind IN
the southwest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
NEED A RAILROAD
To MOGOLL0NS
SAYS COONEY
Becoming Big Camp
September Rain Brings Fine
Grass ON SOCorrO County
Ranges Gem City Needs
SmeIter,

with a railroad through the
MogoIon mining district and the old
smelter at socorro again in opera
ton VIC shall be in shape 70 beat the
world said Captain NJ. Cooney OF
SocOrro in this city yesterday. Cap
tain co0ney, who IS one Of the orig
inal Old settlers in Socorro county,
and who has been for years largely in
tercsted in mining and stock raising,
was in the city en- route home from
Tucumcari. where he attended the
meeting Of the grand lodge OF odd
Fellows.
~ am much interested In the re-
neWed rumor that the old smelter Is
70 be taken over by new parties and
nverhauled and put in operation" said
Captain Cooney. 1T Is the one thing
that Will put SocorrO on the map in
red letters. There is no reason that 1
can see why with the increasing big
output Of the mines IN the Magdaiena-
Kelly district, the old plant should not
be remodeled and used for a zinc
smeiter. If il were started wen on
a small scale and gradually enlarged
as to capacity. it would he an eco
nomlcaI proposition for the operators
who now ship their ore q consid-
cradle distance. The mining industry
around Kelly and Magdalena, and es-
pecially in the Mogollon country, is
making great strides. and you a
no idea of the proportions 1t is as
Stunning. All we need at Mogollon is
north and. south line of the
Southern Pacific to Gallup. N will
open up a virgin country and enable
the Mogollon district 10 become the
greatest mining field n the southwest.
Even now the properties there are
being developed on a big scale in spite
not only Of the transportation Difficult
ties, ninety miles ove "A rough road 10
silver city. but in spite of the diff
Guilty and expense of procuring fuel
wood, now carried I'VE the noun
by burros and which costs seven
dollars a cord. The building OF that
railroad, which We believe is bound To
come, sooner or later, win be the
greatest thing that ever happened TO
Soc0rro county,
Captain Cooney says that as a re-
of the September rains and the
fine weather which has since pre-
vailed with no dry winds or frosts, the
grass on the Socorro county ranges
hes shot up amazingly. and thu
grazing Will be splendid. Cap
tain Cooney left last night for So
zorro.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

Is evidenced ~ the fact, as pointed
out by n contemporary. that OF the
twenty-ninc members Of the minority
AZ Santa Fe. fifteen are lawyers, ana
some Of them, numerous mes in fact.
are in the same case as their leaders
who admitted his WI corporation az
nliations. As far as hat goes, MT
Ferguson is correct in his statement
that there is a difference between a
corporation attorney and a corpora
ton lobbyist But the unterrified
have been making no distinctions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

a North Yakima 6Wash.) woman
has applied for divorce ON the ground
that her husband refused to eat food
cooked by her unless II was first
tasted by someone else, This lamcn-
table want n confidence in her cul-
iinrs capacity is unworthy OF q loyal
husband. who IS supposed to eat
everything placed before him. even II
il IL NOT up TO the maternal standard
10 which he was accustomed In his
youth The decree is only a matter
OF time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

from nervousness
andotherannoying
symptoms. and I
can truly say that
LydiaE .Pin'tlam's
Vegetable Com
pound has proved
worth mountains
Of gold 10 nee. as it
restored my health
and strength. [
never forget tOteu
my friends what
iVllilE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
PREMATURE EXPLOSION
OF DYNAMITE BLAST
KILLS LORDSBURG MAN


Especial Correspondence 90 Morning Journal
lnrdshurE. ". A. OCT al H.
Franklin of L~ordsbure b. dead as tne
result nf abe premature explosion oI
ID dynamite charge which De placed
under q big stump whilc gatherin-
wood in Goo Burro mountains Frank
lin failed Co get ouf 90 ranre and WAS
terribly mauelau both hands nelug
blown uif. the chest crushed in. eyes
nut out. and face burned to O. crisp
To lived o. f.N hours m terrible
agony.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14
SANTA RITA CAMP TO
BE GREAT PRODUCER OF
COPPER, SAYS VISITOR

ri poo. r M l.,
nav
just come from the santa Rita cop
per camp in New Mexico and IN m1
opinion the chino copper company s
| property is far greater than ths Mi
ami or Raw Droperties Of Aris,ua and
viii prove far more profitable g.s
Is. ID. Nichols at the ZeigIcr.
~ firmly believe thar he Santa
Rita contains some % the Nastest ore
bodies in the country.
Quality cf Deposits.
1.-THE ore deposits OF the Chino c,r-
ny copper In every known form e4l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-14

Somehow we are unable 10 have
much faith IN a grandmother who in
sists upon wearing French heel and
two pounds OF purchased hair.