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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

FOR SALE

$4,000 5-room brick, modern. south
Euith So. Olusc .u
&-IuU. .a-Iuum frame, modern ith
tarl, uuar ear iiuo.
$4,000 6-rpom bungalow. modern,
Mrg, lot. good uutbuildugs. nnc lo-
cation.
$1,000 room frame, bath. loi 5oN
lt4. subd. ana fruit trr... CLOSE boz
tguOu-.i -iuom frame. modern.
lawn. ,al. k,u yard South Edith So
SiOOo--G-routa modern bungalow.
NurIb llth street
$i5OO--7-room cement finish mod
ern residence. hot water heat; large
lot good outbuildiugs; close IN.
s27lo-.5-room brick, modern. good
shade y Second 50 close Ia
MONEY To LOAN
TTItF INSURANCE
A. FIeiSC her
III sOUTn FOURTH STREET.
Next to New Postof6ee. Phone eY+
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
HELP WANTED Female.
LOST.

LOST-Coukiu fountain pen; return
+ n. Kent. he south Third street
Reward 0-tf
Lost Last Friday, a box containing
ieVelry So reward 70 returned In
tact Mrs. Isaac Barih. 5lp West III
Jcras.
LOST Lady's handbag, &l2 paper
money and receipt to John ~. An
derson for Masouia life Insurance, Re-
turn TO Herald office and receive ro-
ward. Up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

We have several bargains Ia second
hand typewrItors, w. G, Beall, 32l W
Gold ave. Phone IA. 6'l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18

For the best saddle horses IN The
city call phone No. >, W. l.. Trlmblo,
ia North Second ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
PERSONALS.

WILL LADY WHO called AZ studio
few days ago looking for position
for brother please call again GraYs
studio lN-c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
DRUGGISTS.
PARCEL DELIVERY
DELIVERY sERNICE.

Phone a. Albuquerque Parcel De-
livery Prompt srnivc ana mlisfac-
ton guaranteed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
REMEMBER THE NAME
AlVaradO

~. are the botIlcrs "f Coyote
s,,,uu. Mineral Water. our g"""s
ar. good. Ir anything goes "r""S' we
,n,,,e n right. The dealer viii stand
,chlnd you bccausc "c stand nr''"V
,J,. Get AI,arado sIias az m'ncr"i
1870 -. -. .,ct tI,p hest aluuss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
TYPEWRITERs.

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought. cold. rented and re.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
chsnEa Phone sac
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ron RENT-Tvo furnished modern
apartments. I i've room house
Sl2 10. modern house. $500. Room
rs, y T ArmiiO Bldg
FOR RENT Three modern roo us
Tor light housekeeping ini y Sec.
und street ~
ron RENT store room, IA w. Coal
W v fhitrClle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
CLAIRVOYANT

Madam Harris, clairvoyant from
childhood. WIN give you valuable
advice regarding business, law suits.
marriage and divorce. n I'm trouh!-
~ any Kind call and see nae. Read
lngs daily SEA W, Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
HELP WANTED---Male

WANTED-Good bench carpcutcr
Chicago MIL aud Sash go.
HONEST man or woman wanted m
every iO.N 10 represent well known
wholosal, firm Experience unneccs'
sary Must furnish good references.
Easy pleasant work. Fair salary 10
start Mclean, Black a. Co, 23lO
Beverly ST, Boston, Mass.
.-------- ---a.-------a--.--
WANTED Union carpenters. iu-
treble Bidg, md aud Coal ave.
HELP WANTED---Fem
WANTED \ girl Tor huuseWork, 500
East Grant, telephone iiaN.
WANTED AT ONCE Woman Ia du
general huuseWork. - 10 80 Years
OF agc. must sprah English good
Wagus lo the tight one. Apply Mrs
4, W BikkcL 1872 ", Central 1871
WANTED Lady as assistant lea ollicc.
Must write good hand ana boz quick
at figures Address in own hand writ
ing y. .. BOX Gao i2ti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
HOUSES FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE G-room modem house
Highlands. Two choice lots Icrca
Addition. First rcJsouupic otter takes
them. Fleming Realty Co, stern
Bldg l"tl
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
Aleehsltssd Nstleas.

Scandinavia 10 gradually beginning
10 recover the political prestige which
he forsfathsrs Of the modern swedc,
claimed for nearly 900 years. culmi.
mating during the Thirty Years war.
when the victories Of 0ustavus Adolf.
phus decided the fats OF northern lcu.
rops. A century after the battle OF
Lutssn. Sweden was still . match for
any conner. but from that time the
star Of her glory began TO decline. ana
u n Q remarkable fact that the era
ef The most complete eclipse comm.
eides with the period when tho maxi.
man q intsmpsrAncs was represented
81 ~ monstrous total Of $1,000 dis.
tlllsrtes 10 . population OF lees 1000.
~. TAs Oothsnbsfg systsm % q
bese . eompeomiss. but IL union with
nnnsseus active Temperance soeississ
-, afess ai. bsgsn % rsoesssass Z
ons1sa vhleA. liks The fndiaA q flul'
- ~ tsssltesy. vas fse Q tios %
5000 - ~ psea & aetnAily DsetsA'
- = 3 en1noD q alasAsl
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
LIVESTOCK
ESNOTfS@

Eye trouble 10 rare In pigs.
Constant care 10 what develops the
pigs into market toppers.
An occasional feed Of oats will be
valuable for the brood SOW.
Alfalfa IL great feed for the brood
SOW In summer and winter.
Two iitters OF pigs . year 10 about
what the bests sows will do.
Don't expect to work your horses
sixteen hours = day just because you
DO.
To produce milk . eve must have
good food and IN abundance OF fresh
water.
The hog house should be built on
high ground % that II viii have good
drainage.
The feed for the mother eve 10 an
important item In securing growth IN
the lamb.
silass 10 to BE- one Of the srsa,
feeds Of the corn belt In the not dis
tant future.
When you are fattening hogs. II h
easy TO make the mistake Of giving
too much corn
The hog 10 considered dirty AMI
NAL. but no creature enjoys . clean
dry bed morn than = hog.
Kanr corn alone 10 said 10 make
large quantities Of excellent stlAgs
very nearly equal TO corn silasc.
Environment has = greater efYec,
on the lamb when Il 10 young thar
st any other period Of It, career.
The consensus Of opinion among
shepherds 10 that the docking should
BE- done when the lamb 10 about two
weeks old.
a balky horse 10 made % By I
cranky or cruel driver. and can rarsly
- cared % - vssy careful In break
ing The colts.
when fattsains hegs % clover thsy
shoull - fe1 corn oa1y eaes Q day
anA thal lats 10 the evsalas. thus n
luolng the0 - - - ouHA OLIVER q
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

With 81 watts found On 1iGsrsat farms
Cd - . usual thing they are wider
ehaa nscsssasy. Thea. too. the mar
Howsr Tie vat the less the dip required
- On Il. 4 vat 20 inches wide 1t the
~ ord . inches vide q the bottom
= eAlr averags . regards Width.
onehO1gh ssns vssy practical sheep
0ea construct thstr watts % narrow -
- inch&s q he tep and : inches a
the bottom when the vat 10 Z feet
4eso The aiss u sheep Kept on .
fArm mast. q course. BE- taken into
eoasidsratiou.
ne dipping vat Illustrated 10 10
Gated In the driveway Of the hog
Aouss. and can BE- used for the DIP
ping Of sheep and young pigs. II 10
built sntirsly Of concrete. the walls
a which are 9 inches in width with
he exception Of the partition be-
tween the vat and dry chamber. which
has thickness Of , inches, The end
u the vat into which the hogs and
ehssp are plunged h perpendicular
while the opposite end 10 provided
With ~ inclins which 10 quite deeply
creased 10 that the animal can walk
cut The Aoor around the end Of the
w from which the sheep emerge 10
- gradsd that al drippinss return
% the vat There are sewer connec-
0oas with this OUTFIT. the valve Of
which 10 located In the dry chamber
The end d the sewer pipe In the vat
y provided with . Erats and trap 90
- 70 catch bits Of wool and droppings
which would otherwise clog the pipe.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

10 follow the mare, or kspt in the
barnY
ne latter 10 the bsttsr place In
many vays. II the foal 10 allowed To
follow its mother 70 the Geld. to
truAss Alter her ali day long, II will
be completely tired out, long bsfors
the DAYS work IL ended.
II 4 siso IN DANCER q being injured
IN various ways. II would be far bst-
ter "a Iset Ct the barn In lot. or.
N the Weather 10 bad. in . boz stall.
vAere II can % itself no harm.
After the arst day. the colt will
cease 10 BE- restless, and will become
perfectly contsated. - soon ~ its
mother Il taken out Of its sight.
Also, under this plan. the mare will
work @ well a. usual. after the nrst
day or two, which would not BE- the
case II the colt were In the field where
she could keep II In sight most Of the
time.
Ths hrst week. Of course. It Will
be necessary to unhitch the mare In
tho middle Of the forenoon and again
in the middle Of the afternoon. ana
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Brick o. oteNe Sunk In Ground with
p,ses q Wire Attsehsd VIII
Prove GMeetive.

have had no little amount Of
eSosble fsacins against hogs. for
stretch the fence - tightly a. could.
oo0s Old SOW or pig would eventu-
ally press the wire up between the
Dosts and let the whole bunch out.
says . writer In the Farm and Home.
\ year ago tried the following de-
vice TOR keeping my hogs from lifting
he fsscs:
Take . brick Or ANAL stone for .
weight and Q piece Of No. . wire long
oaoagh 10 fasten around the weight
With thres fest extendins. and sink
The weight two and . half fest In the
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
[aA 81 @zEsa1z2|
STILLS
NO ovrs,pG ,MrGasgRsNcs.

"Simpkins 10 Q lucky man.
-Why. be u - poor ~ church
mouse"
II knc7 r..
Besides. b. has . great deal d
sickness In his family all bic Oldest
boy 10 on the road 10 psrdition.
"Simpkins 10 acquainted with trou.
Bile. all right. but still hs 10 . lucky
man."
Il don't go how you make Inst
out" - ..... I'm
Ills wife has only ops relative. .
cousin Who Hives In Australia aAd
hasn't bssu back to the states In ~
years.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

9vesy ResvWss VIM elssk q rwsWsy.
I've Aaamsls ohesld peesess
oWe--coNeesee % ehesp.

4 fasDse ownins = naay q twse.
ty.avs sAsso shosll have . go
GID0lag vat Thsss nay - MADE q
weed, MEAL o. coacrses. For q
e0allss BuuIbar q sAssp thaa tweaty.
ovs. Tie barrel ussd 70 scald the plgs
vim - u Tie farmer feels that be
sannot Afford 70 purchase Or build
. vat.
4 spod galvaaissd vat ten feet long
- fosr test assp naAs purpossly
~ eiDD1ng On b purchased for
abest Oh. There are smaller sisss
than this that can b. purchased for
1oos moaey. Concrste watts can BE-
osilt It . normal cost. Three or four
fAsnsrs can club togsthsr and pur.
chase one a the salvaaissd tasks and
haul Il to their respective farms - II
= wanted. A aipDinG vat for sheep
oAesd b. nsrr0W sneugh 70 prevent
he sheep tsraiAg around In II, and
1sep enough to swim large sheep.
ne Isnsth d the vat should depend
upon the number a sheep . man
hssDs - ~ plaos. - the longer the
vat the greater the number Of sheep
vhleA can - 1iDDe1 h Z day. Thsrs
= coasidsrabls vAriatioa . to the
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Foolish PletehesiRss.
The teacher was giving . lesson In
natural history.
And now. chiidrsn." she said.
what animal DO you think shows the
least amount Of intelligence! Johnnie
Jones. you may answer"
please. ma'am. the cow
And why the eowr'
because. ma'am. II eats flrst and
F1etchsriEes aftsrward. Judge.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
Poverty and Pride,

Poverty and Pride.
Mr.. Miuks-Havs you called on the
new neighbors next doorf
Mrs. Ainks-lndeed ! haven't, nor
won't. neither. They're the trashisst
kind Of pcople-poor n church mice.
I'll warrant They sends their washin'
out.
What OF that"
Il s'pose they 10 ashamed to show
the rags In their own yard"
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Il am working on an invention that
will. think. be the greatest booa
mankind could have"
will II reduce the cost Of livins?-
mo: but II will make II impossible
for people in other parts Of the house
to hear those In the boxes talking
while operate performances are 60
Ing on"
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
Avoid Substitution.

Younghubby tas he gulped down his
nrst bite Of pancaks)-Wow! What
awful strip! What II tip
Youngwifey tteariully)-Oh.d dear. I
hoped you wouldn't notice Il. but the
grocer was all out OF table strip. and !
got . bottle Of cough strip Instead
Judge.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

The thoroughbred stallion. Flying
Fox, II dead. He cost M. Edmond
Blanc, the noted French breeder. $780,
900, but proved to be = profitable In
vestment at that. owing to his success
In the stud.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
A Gentle Hint.

A Gentle Hint.
Madam. II that dog named Rome :"
Certainly not"
Then II ought to be-"
why so,'
because I notice that boy Of yours
likes 10 make II howl"
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
EQUAL 10 the Occasion.

MY dear. when your husband comes
home when you have nothing In the
house for dessert but peach tarts. and
he demands apple pie. what do you
do,'
u make q tart answer"
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
1lalyE5]|MS1|s'l1ss
2AA
WHISKY DaiMkER 70 MS SON

WUu0vAu OUo0bvN&V " UuO WV
0siakiWo Men Cen osve NA Own
i chlldsoN Peom ooMoess osttse
/ Than Any othoe peroon.
/
How sheuld whisky drinksr talk 10
bic sonf n be talked e hs feels. be
would holl up the lat. brown bottle
ss1 cay:
my boy. you know that Am . poor
naa and have nothing to leave 70
you o. your mother.
"Ths di1sesacs bstwsea myself and
successful nso Who have passsd me
10 this:
have goas through life with this
oott's IN ~ hand o. n NJ pocket
Troy have not"
a man comes Into the world pre-
pered TO do his share Of the worlds
WORK ven o. III. - his brain and his
pnysicai strsngtA may decide. OF all
ne Qualities the most important prac-
ucaIiy 70 balance. g.. ..
Inc wnissy IN thae bottle destroys
ecsssce. Doth msotai and physical.
soosututss Dreaming and foolish
ssM-coanosncs Tor real eRort.
presents al OF mes problems and
auuss ID faiss hight II makes those
tnanss seem unimportant which are
most Important. ..-..
ouis the conscience. which slous
can maze msn 90 thsir duty, In spite
tsmptsuon. ana struggle on to suo-
csss u sp'ts OF exhaustion.
Aeep away nom this bottle. and
nesp svsy rom those who praise Il.
ne VINO hands u To his fellow man 10
2 criminal. and no who hands II TO .
young man u worse criminal and
'i's'n.
1T ID impossible but that oRsnsss
VIII come. but woe unto him. through
whom they come."-St. Luke 37:1.
II 10 . well established fact that In
the usual order Of events drunken.
ness would b. handed down from To-
thsr to son. and hundreds Of thou
sands OF families would be ultimately
wiped out BY whisky.
II 10 not true. fortunately. that the
son OF drunkard actually inhsrits
drunkenncss fully developed. But .
drunkard gives to his son weakened
nerves and . diminished will power.
which tends to make him . drunkard
more easily than his father was made
. drunkard before him.
The great safeguard Of . drunkard's
children undoubtedly lies in the warn
Ing which they see every day in their
home and In the earnest advice which
the man who drinks will give to all
young people u he have any con-
science isr.
u the man who drinks would save
nis own children from the Same dan.
ssF ne can 40 20 better than any 9TH
" ne need not lose their respect By
.enns tnem OF mis- own mistakes. II
.nese mistakes nave been hidden from
tne@. Lei MIN simply tell them with.
out personal reference what he knows
ABOUT whisky. Its effects on . mans
osppsness. success. seif-respect and
poysicai comfort.
whisky gives . great many things
Of men-neestive Gifts most Of them.
VI these SIts here are . few.
LACK OF friends. lack OF will. lack
o. ssh-respect, lack OF nervous force
'AcA OF everything save the hideous
craving tnat can end only with uncon-
sciousnsss. and that begins again
win increased suffering when con-
seriousness 10 restored.
win the rear OF whisky. there
snouid be Impressed upon children
sympathy and sorrow for the unfortu.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
OF uss 70 eelltlelans.

A German architect has built .
garage for diriEibis balloons on q
turntabls 90 that II can be swung
around 10 meet its occupant. no mat.
ter In what direction the wind blows.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Mr. Cutting Hints--i'm going 70
consult = mind reader today and ~
iow him TO experiment on me.
Mrs. Cutting Hints~lf you DO hs'ii
think you've been reading . lot Of -
tomobils literature.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
q
Everyday
Cross

IL r HEN Jesus said = ~ 1is
| ciplss that they muse taks
up thslr esooo dan and
follow him. ~ vas bos5uw.
y" Ing Q term ffua ~ ewn
sxpsrssacs and tsonelss.
ring Il 70 ours. the cross" neost to
Jssus the saeSincss demanded, u the
duties which The viii II 0ol Nh o.
him. Jesus came 70 earth willlngiy.
but not on his own isitiaGive: she
Father sent the Bon 70 b the Saviour
Of he world" And be came Win iust
one purpose: II came not 10 q niss
own will. but The Win Of hin thst
cent me-" A part d The win vas
that be should die. b order thae We,
through bic death. might have H.. He
spoke Of himself q the Oood ohsp.
herd who was 70 lay down his me- for
the sheep. and addsd: 'This con.
mandmsnt have received Of my
Father Therefore hs sodured the
cross. dsspisins the shame. Whso bs
speaks to ~ Of the everyday cross.
| Jesus can oniv ~ ree~rram~ - -.
nee,ecc.. ~ A.uv M. vhs.S -. =,
M the .ams signiece.c. n. 49,. :,
calvary h.d sor him
Life 10 . complicated web q rela.
tionships. Every one Of ~ y the
center Of Q world. Each Individual
life ID Get 10 the midst Of . mass Of
parents. brothers. sistsrs. auata, cou-
sins. husband or wife. sons or daugh-
tiers. business associates. friends or
enemies. And toward each Of Tie per.
sons composing this world u oars We
have our duties. laid upon 20 b. the
viii Of God.
There 10 mot one Of these duties
which does not, sooner or later. IN.
volvs sacrifice. Sometimes the duties
Of one Of these relationships absorb
the whole Of life. making Il ono long
seony Of sacrifice, lighteneA only By
love. Perhaps Q mother 10 IN In.
valid. Perhaps . father has bssa IN
fortunate In business and nrown ut.
terly discouraged. 0omstimes .
brother or sister has gone wroas. or
child turned out Q source Of dis.
appointment instead Of pride. The
whole life Of some healthy and normal
member Of the family has to b spent
In caring for, encouraging or seeking
to reclaim the unfortunate one.
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n,a,ns. :, ~. -..A.r,n" -. 800
mss .,.nd o., r.nS . h,rdsn.s -,
today. whose cross gals, whose heart
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Imagination.
You won't run any risk 10 lending
me . thousand francs. I an writing
Q novel that ID sure 10 %. You ku.0
what inaginatioa I have"
WELL you'1 better imagine that
rye isss sos he ooasy. hes s-Psls
Nela.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

HEN Jesus ssid y ~ lis
ciplss that thsy muse talks
up thslr eross Aally and
follow bin. - was bos5pw'
Ing 2 tern frea ~ evn
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
Hss.rIshs rsass.

uround directly under the bottom wire
- AA6 vay bstween the postb. lamp
~ eAstA arniy over the weight end
~ bslas the bottom wire Of the
o1Dee Iowa clossiy 70 the ground and
onstsn 4 y the wirs that 10 % the
wp1UAt Th1o hol1s The fence down
0gUly - ~ erase1 ~ thew y -
- ~ 80 saiss y ~.
eeonoA esoeoe oeooooea
Dvuuv ~ ps1nee sose1s olye>Ayeee
= olG6ungo begBo bees1ess - 49,
~ - o1nU - - hosooa
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23
His Tsklno Way.

The man called for the back install.
ments on the piano today"
And what did you do!"
Il asked him to take q chair"
And what did he do,"
He took the piano. Judge.
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

The PASTOR WAS not acquainted
with the deceased. but ! heard that
she was divorced twice prior to her
marriage to you. Now. I hardly know
what to say Of her In way Of eulogy.
The Wldower-Er. couldn't you say
that she was faithful to the lasti
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Die Once Oct Away.
For all the troubles that ws beas
There's consolation sweet In thisi
Tn- woes we have do not compare
The Dolores star., 1911-06-23

Begsar-My son today 10 beneath
the cold. cold waves.
Kind Old Gent (handins him 10
cents)-When was be drowusdf
Beggar-He amt drowned: he's the
cook on . submarine torpedo boat
No Wonder.
His heart II In his work.
'Tis very plain TO see.
He has . lady clerk
A. pretty as can b.
Pithy Sayings Of Famous Men.
Achilles: I'm . pretty tough citt
zen: that's Q fact"
William Penn: Honest injun.
that's all I can afford TO pay!-
Rip Van Wrinkle: Chez! vot .
soot time must han had lasd nighdt!"
Moses: PLAGUE take the CgyH
tians!"
Tom Moore: Everything I wrote
went for . song"
Str Francis Drake: "I'll have 70
duck: there's q squall coming"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-13
TaIIeSt Bill Will
Attend Tulsa Meet

Tulsa, Okla. Jan. l8.-An interest.
ins feature in connection with the
dt tdicadon OF the new Elks home here.
costing 100000, which will occur FEB
"a, will be the celebration OF the I'D
birthday OF Judge John J. Slack. the
tallest Elk in the United States and
the Oldest member Of the lodge in Ok
lahoma. Judge Slack is six feet eight
inches tall and in spite Of his years
carries his great height erectIy. He
has been tyler Of the local lodge since
its organization six years ago.
AT the national meeting Of Elks in
Dallas, Tex, two years ago, Judge
Slack marched in the parade and be-
cause Of his extraordinary stature was
ai object Of unusual interest.
Judge Slack, who is justice Of the
peace, has a unique way or dealing
out justice. He has stated frequently
that he does not believe in letting de-
cisions Of the supreme court or cum
bersome rules Of law block procedura
in his court. His rulings are quantity
Norded, but stand the test Of the
higher courts and his docket is always
oyercrowded with many cases brought
70 him on change OF venue
Judge Slack was a Confederate sol
der in fho civil war He s.s,.,e.1 ~,
Ger General Joe Wheeler, and says
be was the tallest man in Wheelers
sharp shooters. He was not wounded
Turing four years Of service.