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The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

People hereabouts would be just as
well pleased if Buffalo Bill rescinded
his determination to make his present
tour of the farewell variety His show
is better than ever. Just as good a
Wild West show would scarcely be the
real thing without the appearance of
fha old seouf
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
JOURNAL ENTRIES
The butcher is naturally cut-up.

The butcher is naturally cut-up.
x
And every grocer weighs a good deal.
X y
Lots of people think one way and
talk another.
Even the cheerful idiot has a better
time of 1t than the crouch.
* X n
Many smokers who use any quantity
of matches are seldom SO careless as
to buy any.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
THE HAGUE IS GROWING.

Reports from Inc Hague are Lnat
it is on the boom. Real estate agents
advertise new additions and the city
commission is getting ready to lay
out new streets and alleys and extend
the gas mains. The Hague needs a
slogan and a commercial club to be
really wide-awake city. New popula-
tfon, a sort of high browed. intellectu-
al bunch of folks. is settling up the
burg and swelling the society columns.
And all this is coming about be-
cause of peace. Statesmen are labor
ing for cessation of hostilities and
a guarantee that the scheme for do
ing away with war be sealed, signed
and delivered. This is all fine for the
grocers, the dry goods stores, the hot
tamale stands and cafes of the worlds
peace capital. It all helps to make a
better town to live in. It may not
turn out quite such a tin bucket brf-
gade as fish factory or an alfalfa
mill would. but 1t adds lots of staid
citizens who want to give peace
boost, and in boosting. help The
Hague to be more worth while as a
town.-Hutchinson News.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR
IFrorn tte ~ York Press.

It TDIl lIlS ~ " Z uA y z 7 S-I5z5sI
Nearly every girl secretly believes
that she could win fame and fortune
as an artists model.
Many man isn't particular about
what he has to eat if the accompany
ing drink is satisfactory
No bachelor likes to be roasted. but
it is no more uncomfortable than be-
ing married aud kept in hot water
Sometimes a man fails to accom-
plish anything worth while because he
is too busy criticising some other fell
lows work.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

A bolt of lightning has just dis
tinguished itself by making a remark
able amende honorable 1t struck
and set fire to a high school building
in New Jersey and at the same time
shattered a water pipe in the building
Enough water rushed out of the
break to put out the fire.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
FULL, LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
nonrn NEWS wH1r.E AwAY.

subscrfbers of the state Journal
away from home during the summer
may have the paper naihed regularly
aach day TO amy address at the rate OF
eesm cents a week or thirty cents q
month (by mail Only). Address
CHANGED as often as desired. While
oct oR 9pvgn the State 3onrnal will be
GO you Ike a daily letter from homo.
Advance payment ts requested or
ehese short time subscriptions to sRv@
bookkeeping expenses.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

It's favorite theory with many that
q pretty girl is nothing more. Miss
Force is certainly an exception to this
rule, if it is one. She also seems to
have fine head for business. Colonel
Astor is to settle s5.o00.OoO in cash on
her before their marriage. and after
that business event. he is to draw his
will Immediately and mention her
favorabl in il.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

Bank robbers are now plying their
trade with considerable success on
the Pacific coast Evidently it got a
little too warm for this gentry in
Kansas It's been quite some time
now since a Kansas bank was tapped
by yeggnen.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

Just a glance at the program for
every day of the big fair. whose gates
will be opened in Topeka next week,
is all the evidence needed to show
that it is going to be the greatest ag-
ricultural exposition ever held in
Kansas, and that it will also have
more and higher class entertainment
features than has any fair which
Kansans have had the opportunity to
visit
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

I'VE have very fine course in phar-
macy" says the president Of the college
to the father Of the student who is en-
terfng.
I'm glad to hear that. Ny boy ex-
poets to become a druggist
''Well, we give special lectures on
soap, stamps, cigars, perfumery, soda
water, candy, city directories, telephone
books, and stationery Life
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

Senator G2enrose of Pennsylvania,
has been held up in certain quarters
as being a standpatter of the most in
defensible type and ever standing for
the wrong kind of politics But Sen
ator Penrose is at the head of a
movement that is demanding an in
vestigation of Philadelphia munici-
pal officials, who are charged with
using public offices for their private
anda
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

There is this profitable consolation
for the loser in the big wrestling
match His share of the purse was
worth striving after. Almost anybody
would be delighted to suffer a maui
ing on a mat for any such sum.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

O'Toole is a wonderful baseball
pitcher all right, but he will have to
keep on going some to hold his own
with some of the star twirlers in the
National league. Marquard of the
New York Giants. for instance, held
the Phillies to one hit the other day.
He struck out ten of them and did not
give a base on balls.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

Shawnee county farmers are con-
vinced that alfalfa will produce a
good crop, especially as to seed, dur
ing the driest kind of a season. AL
falfa is beginning to loom up as the
Onean Bee Of agriculture.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

It rained on Labor day. as usual
But nobody in these parts will have
any kick coming if plenty of rain
falls here this week. That would
make it more certain that fair week
will he a drv one
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

Springfield. Mo-, is without may
or. Probably the city conncilmen at
HunneweIi, Kan. would be perfectly
willing to loan Springfield their pre-
siding officeress.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

Omaha is another city of goodly
size that has seen the light and adopt
ed the commission form of govern
ment. Let the good work go on.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

The unusual in everything happens
in France. An aviator was burned to
death there the other day while in
Tnfd-afr
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
FROM OTHER PENS
LEGISLATION AND RECALL.

It is little surprise to hear that a de-
mand has arisen in Colorado for some
specific that will make the direct legis-
lation system less expensive than at
present. The Direct Legislation league
seems, fearing that unless the demands
upon the taxpayers on this account can
be lightened the initiative and referen-
dunn will be abolished. The law per-
mits only six referendums a year, it
seems, but these entail greater expense
than the people are likely to bear
without a protest. In Colorado the
propositions to be voted upon nave to
be advertised in the newspapers, and
this is found to involve considerable
expense. as the advertisements occupy
a deal of space.
There will many such protests, we
anticipate, before the experiments with
the direct legislation idea have been
carried much farther. Direct primaries
of themselves necessitate largely in
creased expense for both candidates
and voters. And where the initiative
referendum and recall are added 20 the
scheme a new and prolific source of ex-
pense is provided and an unjust feature
of the arrangement IS that a small
minority of the citizens can force an
election with it's consequent increase
of the burden upon taxpayers.
transient impulse, once started. may
result in the ousting of a public Off
cial no matter how just and merito-
rious his policies may be.-Springheld
Union.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

In those dictatorial days in Mexico
when Diaz was in the saddle, a presi-
Dental candidate who got in the race
against him was likely to find him
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
LEGISLATORS AND WOMEN.


Why is it that the average man
knows so little about woman? He has
had her close to him since the Garden
of Eden was planned, yet he often acts
as though she were a new and wonder
full creature that had just dropped
down on him from Mars.
Here is the legislature of New Jer-
sey. In spite of the fact that it has
been housebroken by Woodrow Will
son, it has passed an act declaring it
unlawful for women to wear the plum
age of birds on their hats and provid-
ing for severe punishment. This stat
ute. from the first. stood as much
chance of receiving respectful treat
ment as though it prohibited DR.. Cook
from claiming that he discovered the
North Pole or Senator La Toilette
from making a tWo-week speech
But New Jersey has an attorney
general who is a politician, q diplomat
and a gallant and discerning adnirer
of the fair sex all rolled into one. He
handed down solemn opinion in
which he pointed out that all the
women will have to do in case they
are arrested for wearing feathers is to
affirm that they bought them outside
of New Jersey. Tt will be as easy for
woman to do that as to fail to tell
her real age. the size Of shoe she
wears, or the contents of her steamer
Leader.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
ABLE EDITORIALS"


Some of the Kansas editors are throw
ing rocks at the county papers that
print Able Editorials on the tariff and
reciprocity instead of rustling up items
about the fire department and the po~
lice court. But the Able Writers seem
to have the best of it. Look at Joe
Bristow. His "strong holt" was Able
Editorials on any subject that could be
condensed into two or three columns,
See where he is-a senator drawing ST.
500 a year and perquisites and buying
q palatial residence in Washington.
Look at Vic Murdock-who is Adler?
Then Dan Anthony-when did he ever
write anything but A. Els? Charlie
Scott expounded the faith and went to
congress for years and is likely to go
there again. Likewise the Able Edi
torial is going to make Arthur Capper
governor, and there are plenty of other
examples. The Able Editorial has land
ed more men in soft jobs than the local
item as a litter and a stepladder to
item as a litter and a steplandder to
craftsmanship is a deIusion and snare.
But if the editor wants to make
paper that someone besides Statesmen
will read it is the backbone of his pub
lication. The A. E. however is not to
be despised.-Abilene Reflector
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05
KANSAS c0AMENT
HINTS EOR HOUSEWIVES

HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES.
nave heard women boast that the
illalh' laat' puIter' etc, must be OF the very
pest quality that went into their cake
making This is very commendable
When 1t is practicable; but it is just as
commendable and more economical to
pc able to make a good cake from
Things that are not exactly first choice
so long as they are clean and not un-
wholesome. For example: When
rich, new milk is not to be had. skim
milk IS perfectly good, and even water
is used in some of the most delicate
WhiLe cakes made. Same way with
butter Everybody gets hold of but
ter at times that is sweet and fresh,
out Will be white and a little fiat in
taste and other faults which render
II less desirable for the table; but it
makes just as fine cake as the more
perfect article. OF course in the mat
ter of eggs, we would all like to have
brand new fresh eggs; but unfortunate
ly lots of us have to use-just eggs,
and no doubt if we knew how old they
were We would many times throw
them away and do without But after
all, the point is to be able to produce
eatabIes OF reaSona BILE excellence with
things you have at hand. Any woman
OF ordinary ability, if she has any de-
sire what ever to succeed, can produce
good results when she has everything
of good quality provided her. If she
cannot, she should be ashamed and
stick to it until she can. But when
the exchequer runs low and every
body's cows go dry, and some or
those days which must be dark and
dreary come along, then it puts the
good cook on her mettle- Then the
woman minus a contempt for small
economies, but with a little judgment
and perseverance and real desire to
serve those she loves, has her chance.
Mrs. Tom Thompson in the Howard
Courant.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

This department has absolutely TO in
terests to protect. Stay away If you
want to, but not on account of the
widespread prevarications concerning
TIE Topeka smallpox trouble.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-05

The proper way for any individual
to show himself up. is 10 crush IN on
some subject that is out OF his latitude.
and the Oklahoma Judge who ruled that
buttermilk was food. should confine his
decisions t. petit larceny ar other mi
nor offences.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
NEIGHB0RH00D SCRAP
AIRED IN COURT


because she II the mother % three
small children, one 81 whom u unrs-
ting, judge Crnlg this morning
suspended. duitnr good behavior. the
sentence ne gave Marie Mata. charged
with nghsiug. quarreiing. and dlsor-
dcriy conaucs hy Martin Romero,
resident % thu North Third street ten
cment where The Mata woman lives.
The court found her snli,y. bur when
her plsiful story wus told. suspended
sentence.
Tho woman IL the ino,her OF three
small children. all of whom sha
brought into court with her. ono 81
them h nursing baby. She has no
means ~ support except what she
cnn earn BY washing.
-Four mpn were given suspended 10
day or dollar sentences, and told 10
leave town. Thoy we're charged with
VagfaDcy. Thcy were doe Miller tnot
the author az the famous lnke book,l
FRANK Miller. Adam klschs. John
Buihck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
MANY INQUIRIES
FROM MEDICAL
ADVERTISING
Publicity in Journal Of Amer
--iean Medical Society Brings
Many Desirable Requests
for Information.

The advertising which is nov being
carried By the Albuquerque CONNER
cial club In the Journal Of the Amer
lean Medical society ~ producing most
beneficial results. Speaking medical
ly. prognosls Of great increase In
population may be made.
The inquiries are nearly all from
medical men and OF course relate to
the climatic advantages OF New Mex
leo In general and Albuquerque In par
tictilar. There are a srca many OF
them coming every day now and when
the cumulative effect OF the many In
sertions OF the Albuquerque ad ~ felt,
this number Is sure TO be greatly In
creased.
Secretary r. J. Naylon said today
that he believed this was the very
best form OF advertising Albuquerque
could receive as Il placed the merits
OF the climate before those most apt to
TAX advantage OF them. that Is. be-
fore the doctors Who wanted good win
ter weather for their tubercular pa
TENTS. and good all tho year weather
for those who should move into a
higher attitude.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
She's PRETTY AND
WEARS GORGEOUS
GOWNS
That's Not All, Either, for the
Newest Vaudeville Star at
the Pastime Also Has a
Sweet Voice.

Patrons OF the popular Pastlme me-
alter last night vigorously Expressed
their approval 81 the vaudeville sketch
AT the circus" which win be uan-
ager Shermnn's variety Offering for
the next several performance The
sketch introduces Atiaway and
Greene. two OF the classlest vantie-
villains ever seen here Mias Greene
possesses that rare STAGE combination
good looks and gooh volce More
over her gowns are perfectly alnas-
ing IN their gorgeousness and are
proving u genuine delight 20 the femi.
nine portion OF Pnstime audiences. As
rapld-ilre joke passers. Attaway and
Greene are In a class all BY them
selves.
Hut the vaudeville Is only one OF
tho good things ON tbs new Pasllne
BIN. There are also three long reels
Of pictures which are In every respect
up 10 Pastime standard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
NOTABLE WOMAN A
VISITOR HERE
Mrs. Martha Z. Hart, for De.
cade Resident OF Alaska,
and Holder Of Carnegie
Medal in Albuquerque Dur
ing Week.

AlbulueraOean hnd the pleasure OF
entertaining Tor twn days lass week
Mrs. Mariha Is. fiari. the eminent an-
thorcss. lecturer and winner 81 a Car
ncgie medal for heroiHm. Mrs. Hart
n writer Of Alaskan books, and was
for years edltoF-In- chief Of the Pacific
Hart - che lecturer for the Yukon
sicamehip company plying bcuwecn
rcattie ana Cape Nome Having re-
sided FOR ten ycars In the heart Of
the gold district Mrs. Hart has made
nation wide ~ putation "a writer %
Alaskan stories. As the Chicago
Worlds fair NJ the ~ I.ouin WORLDS
fair ana nc the seattle exposition Mrs.
Hart was manager IN chief Of the Va
knn buildings and hostess 20 the world
visitors. receiving international prws
notices for her lectures and writings.
Last July when the ili-fated steamer
SPOKANE" was wrecked on the Van
couver coast. Mrs. Hart was the last
woman to lefve the sinking ship and
ala such remarkable nervices N life
saving that tie government IN Wash
ington was notified by California edi-
tors 20 list her name for "a Carnegie
medal
a broken rib and the loss % bag
case containing two books ready for
thu press were tho damages Mrs. Hart
suffered from the wreck. Afser a whit
with raittiyes w Missouri Mrs. Hart
u on rUalr to California where IN tho
spring she WIN again take ~ the
lecture work Oh inr Yukon steamers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30

Gently sold yearllng helfrrs "a Kan
sas buyers AZ s9z per head. and that
he can dispose ~ all his nurrlua
stock on the ranch a. high prices.
The hog market u ~orking upward
ana u moved up couple ~ noschcs
today. Run here ~ n. 600 today.
market 70 cents hiahcr. top ss.to.
bulk $500 TO se.ss Quality rs Inn
proving. and weights ARE heavier. hv-
erAge for the week ending December
~ AZ this point atguding "a 1877
pounds. Two weeks ago the average
weight fog the current week was iTG
pounds. Pigs go at s4.2s 60 $3.50.
The ruin hast week showed no falling
off frcm recent weeks. though deal
erH have been expecting decrease
IN the supply mr. aomc time.
sheep and lambs also sold higher
last week. aud the market II firm
today, Kansas fed lambs sold up a.
ss.2O on different days last week,
and az 20 ts.1s tudky Quality "a
better than short time ago. and
packers take more interest. wethsTs
are selling up 60 sale. light year.
iIngs s5.2s. and ewes t3.se. Several
strings Of feedinr lamhs went out last
week az sf.5o. AMI sumo New Mex.
leo ycariinEs wen, 70 feeders az t3.5e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
DEPUTY SHERIFF IS
ARRESTED ON A
FELONY CHARGE
II. II. Gilmore Of Flagstaff,
Taken Into Custody BY
Night Chief 0'Grady; Is
Manager Of Telephone Co.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
NOSE STOPPED UP
WITH CATARRH
A Common Sense Treatment
for Catarrh and Asthma
Gives Instant Relief.

No matter how miserable you are
with catarrh or a cold IN the head,
nose stopped np. threat sore, eyes run
ming. dull pain In the head, dry cough.
fever. breath foul, Ely's Cream Balm
viii give you instant relief.
Il sets right al the root Of the
trouble clcanses. heals and strength
ens the raw, sore membranes. stops
the nasty dlscharEe 80 that you are
not constantly blowing the nose and
splitting. In few minutes after APP
piled you can Just feel a doing ~
work ~ clearing the head, tho pain
ana soreness are relieved. the breath
Ing becomes natural and the stated up
feeling IL gone, This cleansing, neat
ing. anliseptic Balm contains no mef-
curry, cocaine or other harmful druEs
II u easy 10 apply, pleasant 10 use,
and never fails 10 give relief, even In
The worst cases,
Never neglect cold. ana don't sur
fer the mlseries ~ catarrh nor disgust
your friends with your hawking. split
ting and foul breath. Oct 50 cent
bottle Of Eiy's cream Balm from your
drusglst, and start the treatment "a
once. You VIII md that Il VIII be the
best Investment you ever made. II
you prefer SPRAY, ask Tor Eiy's
(Aqnldl Cream Balm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
CHOSEN TO
ACCOMPANY THE
DEMONSTRATION
Half Score Of Lecturers and
Specialists to Go With San
ia Fe Train Of Exhibits Of
Improved Farming Methods

The list of experts who are to ac-
company the santa Fe demonstration
train through tho state next month
ON It's initial trip has been made. and
ten men, each foremost In his line
In New Mexico. have been selected 20
make the trip. The list includes agri-
cuiiurallets. hortieusturnlists, adver-
tlsing staff a santa Re representa-
tive In charge ~ the train. and 9TH
ers.
Prof. w. v. Garrison, president OF
the Agricultural college. heads tho
list. Luther Foster. director OF the
experiment station al McsilIa Park.
viii also so. Fabian Garcia. hortI-
culturaIlst at the Agricultural col
ieae; Prof. J. r. Conway. of the asri-
cultural extension fsrce; y. l.. Bixby.
irrigation engineer. ere all 90 go. Mr..
Conway will have charge Of THE work
among the school childrenk
II Is planned 10 have the school
children AZ all the points wiiare tho
train stops meet Il and go through
the exhibltn. 80 that they may know
OF what their state Is capable.
,. -. Tiassey. The santa Fe's aeri-
cultural expert. ana the man who
terminated the original iden for a
demohstratlon train. VIII be In charge
Of the expedition. and II. II. Hanlng
OF the bureau OF immigration viii go
along 60 see that plenty OF publicity
II provided.
special literature advertising the
coming OF the train IN being got cut
BY several towns where Il will stop.
Demlng has produced a very hand
some little booklet on The train and
has placed one in the hands OF every
farmer IN the Deming district
over al Iloawoll Il Is planned ~
have several Of The farmers organiza
lions meet the day this train 10 there,
10 that a great attendance h assured
Tor that point Tho Roswell Appls
association. the Alfalfa associasaion
the Fruit association and the Pscos
Valley Farmers' Institute are al q
meei that day. aud have completed
KrranRements for doing 40,
The train IL bringing out good
deal Of Interest and large attendances
and great benefits are expected all
along the line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-30
LOCAL INSTITUTION
IS DOING HIGH
GRADE WORK
Work Will Be Resumed at Al
buquerque Business College
on Wednesday, January 3;
Everybody Making Good.

The Albuquerque Husiness College
has Just closed mo most successful
year Of ia ,xlaience. Promotlona have
the class IA English, fourteen in num-
her. thirteen passed a dlfficuIi anal %
THREE hours written work. making the
very credible Grades ~ ~ to ~ per
cent The class IN Commercial Law
made as good q showing as did the
Siase IN Ergllkh
Work VIII begin az the business col
legn "Wednesday. January ,. The stu
dents are 20 be congratulated on the
excellent work they are doing. The
result u such a trnining must ncees-
sarily ~ positive success IN the bus
lness world.