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The Detroit times., 1912-04-22
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4. OF W., :, Ohio state, =. nj Ann Ar
Dor saturday
Eastern High lost 20 Assumption,
t-3, at Sandwich saturday
ID. 4. y. copped from wysndotte st
Wynndotte. 90. too.
Kalamazoo won from Duluth. a., a,
kazoO @esterday.
Casey and OIeary, ex-Tigers, scored
indianapolis lone run against Kansas
City at indianapolis yesterday. X. e.
got four.
ID. A. &. AH-stsr- lost to Flint nj
Flint yesterday, Sd
Wolverines defeated the ~. Georges
at soccer yesterday, 81.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-22
Mcfarland Wells Match Friday
Gets All Fight Fans Attention

the 20
the champion
Madsonsq Friday
Betting being deca red that the practically equal
The Detroit times., 1912-04-22

No more will there be gleeful chuck
ling among the cellarites, jealous OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
MURAT TEMPLEPUTS
ONBAND CONCERT
HERE TODAY
shriners From Indianapolis
on Way to Los Angeles,
Given clad Hand by Mem
bers Ballut Abyad Temple

There may De shriners that are
livelier than those who belong 70
Murat Temple. indianapolis. Ind. but
Il is doubtful The Murat Temple
delegation TO the Los Angeles cere-
monial, one hundred and forty-nye
strong, spent an hour IN Albuquerque
today arriving at noon In a special
train ana departing for the west a.
o'clock A big bunch Of Ballut
Abyad members were az the santa Fe
station TO extend the glad h,ind OF
welcome and TO show every courtesy
possible while tho visitors were IN the
city. Tho Murat Temple band lof
thirty pieces played several lively SEE
leetions. being Literally applauded by
the spectators, among whom were
many Pueblo Indians, who were az
mNaN attracted "A tho shrlrNrf ~ tho
-htRets tnH thhr laaS fslende we're
attracted 10 them. The Miurat band
Is a craokerjaek organization and
will doubtless make a blk hit IN Los
Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
80 TnAINs TnAlnnnnM.

The Santa re VIII DC kept busy get-
ting Shfinera specials ln and out o.
Albuquerque tomorrow. Six specials
are scheduled 10 arrive and depHfti
nearly all maklng stop ~ an hour
ln this city. The hrst train j. eA~
pecied 10 nrrlVe between 1880 ana
i. carrying Shr.nefs from New Eng
land temples sphinx Of Hartford,
conn. Palestine. 90 Providence, x. IL
Aleppo. af Postum Mella. az SpF.nE-
field Beklasi oncnrd 81. ~. and
salam. OF NeWnrk. N Al inieryals
~ an hour 90 an hour and naif
other trains win arrive. Tho second
special 10 arrive viii carry members
III Aladdin gemple, Columbus, Ohio
toe third train VIII carry shrneFs %
Orak. Of Hammond, Ind. and Iflpoh,
az Milwaukee. tho fourth and ffth
trains Will carry about 400 sprlners
and relatives from Philadelphia, the
Ia Ia Temple special arriving about
O'Clock. Kentucky Shriners viii ar.
rive on the last special tomorrow
about 1910 d. IN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
GRANDMOTHER
USED SAGE TEA
TO Darken the Hair and Re-
store Gray and Faded Hair
to It's Natural Color.

Il il easier 70 preserve the color OF
the hair fhan % restore Il, although Il
Is possible 10 DO both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret They
made q Sage tea" and their dark.
glossy hair long after mtddle life was
due TO this fact. Ouf mothcrs nave
gray hairs before they are fifty, hut
TINY are beginning % appreciate the
wisdom Of our grandmothers Ia using
sage tea" for their hair aud are fast
following suit
The present generation has the aa.
vantage of the past In that a can get
a ready-to-usc preparation called
Wyeth's Sage aud sulphur Hair Rem
eds As scalp tonic aud color re-
storcr ghis preparation Is vastly SUI
perior Ia the ordinary sage tea MADE
by our greudmothora.
The growth and beauty OF the hair
depends on healthy condition * the
scalp Wyoth'a Sage ard sulphur HAIR
Remedy quickly Kills the dandruif
germs which rob the hair Of It's liiu.
color and lustre. makes the scalp
clean and healthy, gives the hair
strength, color ana beauty and makes
Vt grow
Get 50-cent bottle from your drug
glst today. lie will give your money
back " you are NOT satisfied after :
fair trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

or In connection with any establish
ment or occupation named IN Section
unless the person. firm or corpora
tton employing such child procures
and keeps on file, and accessible 20
any truant officer. Inspector of factor
ios, or other authorized inspector or
officer charged with the enforcement
OF this act. the employment certificate
rs hereinafter provided issued 10 said
child. and keeps two complete lists
OF names together with the ages OF
al ,boys under sixteen years of age
and all girls under eighteen years
OF age employed IN or for such es-
adjustment or Ia such occupation,
one on file and one conspicnousiv
posted near the principal entrance Of
the place or establishment Ia which
such children are employer
Sec. z. Truant officers, inspectors
Of factories or other authorised In
spectors, or officers charged with the
enforcement OF this act shall require
that the employment certificates and
lists provided for Ia this act be pro-
duced for inspection.
Sec. s. on termination Of the en-
ployment OF child whose employ
ment certificate is on fise, such GER
tiilcate shall be returned by the em-
ployer within two days 10 the official
who issued the same with state-
ment OF the reason for the termina-
tion Of said employment
( Sec. .. An employment ceriihcate
shall be Issued only by the superin-
tendent OF schools or by person au-
thorizcd by him In writing, In the
city. town or village where such child
resides, or Ia case the child resides
outside of the state OF New Mexico,
Ia the city town or village in which
thp hill q ~ un employed upnu gus
app 30 pesson o. .he parens a
guardian or custodian OF the child de-
string such employment; provided
that no meber OF a school board o.
committee. or person authorized ai
aforesaid, shall have authority 10 H.
sue such certificate for any child ther
Ina or about 20 enter such persons
own employment or the employment
Of a arm or corporation OF which hs
Is member, office holder or empioye
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
SAID She
Would FAINT
Mrs. Della Lone Unable to Stand
On der Feet More Than . Few
Minutes al a Time.

Pendarerass. Ca.--Mrs. Della Long,
OF this place. In q recunt letter. says;
"For fige or six years. I suffered a8on-
ies with wumnuly troubles.
Often, l couldn't sit NJ more than
pw minutes AZ a time, and y stood
on my feet long. ! would faint.
/ took Cardul, and u helped me- IN.
medinteiy. Now, ! can DO my work al
the time. and don't suffer like ] did"
Take Cardui when you feel ~ N any
way--weex. tired. miserable, ~ 0nuef
the weather Cardui IS Atren8th'
building tonic medicine for women.
ID has been found 20 relieve pain ana
dlntresa caused hy womanly troubles.
and Is an excellent medicine % have On
hand al oil times.
Cardui acts on the womaniy consu-
tuition. building up w0maniy strength,
toalng up the nerves, ana regulating
the womanly organs.
Iia half century Of success - auo %
merit. III has done good % Thousands.
Wlli you try lt1 Il may be just what
YOU need. Ask your druggist about
CardaL ne will recommend II.
R.R.- Wsiis o. Ladies ktVisorg pspl.. ssi,a..
naaea Metitina ~. Chaiaaoa1a. ttnnriol NIitfial
Isslgurlldns AZ tl-nsse bopA. Home tttAiHaa'
IL Wo0sn. toni II plsia efaspes, - faeestA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
CHILDREN BARRED
CcOntinuod from Page onel

board factories; Cq) steam boilers;
Cri dough brakes or cracker ma
chinery Of any description. tsl wire
or iron strengthening or drawing ma
chinery; 60 rolling mill machinery;
Ca) power punohers or shears. Cy)
washing. grinding or mixing machine
soy: (w) calendar rolls in paper and
rubber manufacturing; (N) iaunder-
ing machinery: go on IN proximity 20
any hazardous or uneuarded belts,
machinery or gearing; CD upon any
railroad.
Sec. (. No child under the age Of
sixteen years shall be employer. per-
misted or suffered to work IN any
capacity % In, about or in connec-
ton with any process In which dan
gerous or poisonous acids are used !;
t2) nor in the manufacture or pack
ing OF paints, colors, white or red
lead: 90 nor IN soldering; (4) nor In
occupations causing dust IN Injurious
quantities. (5) nor Ia the Manufacture
or use OF dangerous or poisonous
dyes; CO. nor IN the manufacture or
preparation Of COMPOSITIONS with dam
gerous or poisonous gases, (1l nor Ia
the Manufacture on use Of COMPOSE
tons 81 iye In which the quantity
thereof IS inju-ious To- health; CS) nor
ON scanolding; (9) nor Ia heavy work
IA the building trades. Ci0l nor In
any tunnel or excavation; (ii) nor In,
about or IN connection with any mine,
ttaf breaker. rnE. oaen or 0uurrg
(l1l nor lA assortine msnulN6tuflus
on packing tobacco, (i8) nor ia opor-
atlng any automobile, motor car or
truck; (tel nor On any other occtN
patton dangerous 10 the lie and limb
or Injurious to the health or morals
OF any such child; 40 nor shall any
cnnd under the age of sixteen years
be employed upon the stage Of any
theater or concert hall or In connoc-
ton with any theatrical performance
or other exhibition or show.
SEC. s. Tho state board Of health
may. from time TO time. after near
ing duly had, determine whether OF
not any particular trade. process oi
manufacture or occupation. In which
/ the employment OF children under IN,
I age OF sixteen years IL not already
/ forbidden by law. OF any particular
method Of carrying on such trade
I process OF manufacture or occupation
Is sufficiently dangerous 10 the iivei
or limbs or injurious to the health o.
morals OF children under slNteeI
years OF age 10 justify their exclusioI
thcrefrom No child under sixteeI
years of age shall be employed, per
mitted or suffered to work In any oc
cupaalon thus determined 20 be dan
gerOus or Injurious 10 sisch Children
Sec. g. No child under sixteel
years OF age shall be employed. per
instted or suffered 20 work in, apou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
DIR. sILBER's SERMONS
BEING PUBLISHED IN
THE JEWISH HERALD

Harry A. Goldman. editor and gem
eral manager of the Jewish Herald,
published ia Los Angeles. has writ
ten 40 Or. Meudel Siiber, rabbi OF
Temple Albert congregation IN AiDu-
aueraue. asking permission 90 pup-
lish abstracts Of tho series of Twelve
sermons which pr. silhcr has been
pfeaehlne, one each FRIDAY eyeainas
ia Temple Albert The Jewish Her.
ald had reproduced several of the
sermons already preached, from we
abstracts published in the Eyenlng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

Thoy have ali hung on to tho rope.
Chorus.
shri-ners shri-ners. from New Mex
leo,
New Mex-i-co. New Mex-i-co
shriners and Mobiles from New Mex
leo.
We are from Albuquerque.
MaPch.
Including the blankets, sllyerware
and other paraphernalia, most of
which is furnished by Mr.. Wright, the
costumes for the members OF the pa
troll represent a value OF about S4O0
or mors each. Some idea OF the
amount OF work which has been done
under Mr.. Wrlght's direction may be
gained from the fact that the mem-
bers Of the patrol have each learned.
letter perfect, half dozen various
Indian songs and have mastered every
intricate movement-and each has a
meaning All It's own--in the half
dozen or more dances which win be
given az Los Angeles; including, BY
the was the famous Snake dance 0i
the Hopi. which will bo given before
stage background copied after the
pueblo OF Wofpl. where the snake
dance Is held, and pictures OF which
have been furnished by Mr.. Wright
80 tl.e Los Angeles management. So
caeai a the latter Tor the Nayals pa-
frn feHtHfo thnt aranNcm have
been made 80 present 1t hoth Wednes-
day and Friday Ht one of the princi-
pal theaters OF Los Angeles. While
moving picture men will lie in wait
for the Navajos az every turn. The
local patrol VIII be the one big de-
| tonation In the grand parade ana II
will give Albuquerque ana New Mex
leo more advertising than they have
had az any national gathering foE
many years.
Sunday last the members OF the
I Patrol went out on tho meSa and
were photographed hy W. r. Walton
and Wright and sehutt. a number OF
fire pictures being obtained.
The board % control OF the Patrol
consists OF Charles a. Wright. chair.
man. NJ. n. snbln, Charles Chadwick
Hugh Trotter and DR.. colbert. TN,
members OF the Petrol are as fol
lows:
witch squaw--J. w. Colbert
/ Running Dear--W Vim. r.. Gierke.
squaw Face. =. sheridan.
Rnin-ln- the Face George II. J
Tietzel.
Lazy sQuaw-H N. Filz
Crazy Fox--Charlcs Wilson.
Poison Arr0w-~William Thomas
storm Face-John IA. BEARD
Grizzly Bear Charles Chadwick.
Thunder Birds. IA. Busch.
scnlpod En9lo--L H. Chamberlain
Buffalo Hump--n. Trotter.
Pale Pace Vickrcy.
| Crazy Snake. Huhan.
Crew Foot--A. r. Behuke,
Flaming Arrow-M. n. Sabin.
necrfool james Wroth. Jr.
Brown Eagle--Junn Hopl Indian
Medicine Man Mariana, Pajuat
indian.
1--we sauaws ana two papOoaes.
Other importaut mombcrs Of a.
Denomination are Colonel John Bor
raidalle, captain. and Reuben perri
secretary and trensarer and india
expert
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

Mr.. Wright and the Patrol are very
much encouraged by the enthusiastic
reception which was accorded the
dances last night and they win all
leave Saturday night for Los Anee-
les confident 81 putting Il All over
any other patrol from any other part
81 the country. The Los Angeles
newspapers have already been "eat-
ing Il up." ana the Albuquerque boys
ought Is have things an their own
wny. The best things about the
proposition Is that shrlners, include
ing the most prominent men from
an over the country. wiil an iearn
that Albuquerque has she liVest bunch
on Mobiles on the mapi which means,
ergo. that Albuquerque b the INVEST
town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
Kansas Man Dies From
Swallowing Hardware Store


(specIas TeleRFaua 20 Esentng meraldl
. Corning, kas., May l.--IoEeph y
. c. Hilbert, who died here recent =
. ~ after long Illness Is pro- y
. nounced by Drs Priest and cof- =
. fey, who operated on him after y
. death. AZ one Of the most re- y
. markahle cases they ever exper- =
. fenced. For some time previous .
y 80 his death Hilbert had a mania .
= for swallowing things. When his .
. stomach WAS opened, the Eeha- .
. ma County Clarion Is authority .
9 for the following list Of articles .
= taken out Of the mans allment- y
. airy canal: .
. Fofty six-pcnny finishing 8
. nails. four slx-penny common .
. nails. sne commoH eight penny .
. nail. two duishlnH nails. No. g .
. one single mali. one twO-inch .
. screw. one I 3-8-inch screw, =
. four screws ] "a inches Ions, .
y with eye 20 hold handles on dress 3
. ser, ave hair pins, ore sewing =
. machine bobbin. one holt u .
. inches long, three tackE, one q
y clout nail. two pant hooks. one =
. strap and buckle on q small =
= trunk, two hurs one piece Of 9
. brags plate from under knob Of =
. bedstead two large miliinef 9
. needles. three small pieces Of tin. 3
. two sewing machine needles, =
y four pins. one top on pop bot =
. tle. one hair pin. one safety pin. =
. one nickel. 50 six-penny finish =
. nails and one elght-penny com-
9 mon nail.
This ia alleged 20 De direct =
. result Of prohibition la Kansas =
II. a = a q a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

Denver. May Jimmy Gardner 81
lowell. Mass. and Howard Baker OF
Boulder. Cello. viii meet here tonight
ia ten-r0und bont. the winner 90
meet Frank Klaus, claimant Of the
middle weight championship, AZ Salt
! AXE City within a few weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
EASTERN sHRINERs HERD
HOUR YESTERDAY EyENINi

shrIners. their wives and daughters
from templea in baltimore, Nd. and
Washington, .. c., passed through
Albuquerque on a special train last
evening, arriving al s:45 and depart
ing an hour later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

Herald. which publishes the sermons
exclusively la albuquerque. Dr. sil-
Der has written TO Mr. Goldman, siv-
Ing him the desired permission %
publish Use sermons, which deal Win
sociological questions and which are
attracting much attention in AibH-
uuefQue and elsewhere ~ b indicated
Dy fha reproduction request from Los
Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
GRAND MASTER or THE
KNIGHTS TEsffrT.AR AROAH

Perhaps the most distinguished Ma
son with the Murat Tomple delegation
was Most Eminent str william nrom-
we'll Melish, grand master OF the
grand encampment, Knights Temp
lar of the United States Of America,
Grand Master Mellsh was entertained
while here by G. r. Lowber. a prom
inent knight Tempiar OF AlbuQuer-
que.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

]. n. Howell. a popular ardgalHi of
GreenshurE. KY, says. 1--WE use Cham-
horlain'a Cough Remedy iu our own
household and know % y excellent
Fog sale by an dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01
Remarkable Indian Dances Of NdUgO Patrol
Take Shrine Banqueiers By Storm; Mobiles
Leave Saturday to Start Riot in Los Angeles

Wonderful Fidelity 70 Navajo and Pueblo Ccremonias in
Every Detail Of Splendid Performance which Will Be
Biggest Feature Of Imperial Council Gathering the
Coast; Result Of Industry and Clevcrness Of G. A.
Wright Who Teaches Albuquerque Aborigines How TO
Counterfeit Children Of Desert Perfectly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

sick headache results from disor-
dorad condition OF the stomach, and
can be- cured By the use Of Chamber
laln's stomach ana LIVER Tablets Try
if For sale by an dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-01

phone ssa. so1 Yves, central Ave.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
JUDGE JOHN 7. PENDLETON

The campaign literature of Mr. Stephens the opponent of
Hon John r. Pendeon rich in msstaemens of facts and
improper appeals that in the interest Of truth reply
has been thought proper.
We regret the character Of his communications. Candi-
dates for this high judicial office should be considered solely
from the standpoint Of merit DemagOgic camor and false
pretenses should find no place in such a campaign
He friends of Mr. Stephens prepared his folder
Who are they? Where his ndorsements Why doesn't
besides himself he is competent for the Officer Do
these friends have any the flesh? If why
it the folder does give their names?
He states that Judge Pendleon put out by a "back-
room caucus"
Is the who deliberately wrote that statement with
full knowledge of the facts proper elect this Officer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
What Are the Facts?

Two ago he wanted be Judge of the Superior Court
and ntmated he would make the against Hon George
Bell who had demonstrated his industry character ability
experience Judge petition instantly and publicly
circulated which promptly and voluntarily signed by %
per of the asking Judge Bell rum and pedgng him
the support of the signers.
Mr. Stephens then suggested that he would make race
against Judge W. d Ellis who had likewise demonstrated his
industry character ability and experience. Again % per
of the total bar promptly and enthusiastically ndorsed Judge
Ellis requesting him make the race pedgng their sup
port.
Recently he announced that he would likely make the race
against Judge John T. Pendeton. Again there was an inn
mediate universal protest part of the barr
again petition prepared requesting Judge Pendeton to
make the race, and pedgng him their active support.
When became definitely known that Mr. Stephens would
meeting in behalf of Judge Pendleon was called and
the call published in The Atlanta Journal The Atlanta
Georgian and The Fulton Daily Report hall was obtained
and an hour The widest possible publicity given to
the fact that the meeting would be held 1t was held in an
open hall where all white friendly the candidacy
Judge Pendeton invited through three daily papers to
be present At that Public Meetng large and representa-
tive body of citizens gathered work. and appointed
an executive and general campaign committee.
It caucus" only the sense that every Trade Pro
fesson and Business Interest County was enthusiasa
y represented 1t Secret in the that it was adj
vertised to the world
Mr. Stephens knew these facts when he wrote the folder
which reterates the charge of backroom caucus And his
statements Incorrect made the public with full knowledge
of their ncorrecne and furnish ample evidence that better
man for the Office be easily selected
He says that "a few partisan lawyers interested in pend
ing litigation supporting Judge Pendeton All the law
yers representing both sides of practically all pending cases are
supporting Judge Pendeton Has Mr. Stephens ever offered
evidence of his ability the statement of single law
yer or client? Has he exhibited the written request of
single member of the Atlanta Bar that should make the race
Why it the three hundred lawyers who know how the
office has been conducted sody supporting Judge Pendle
ton?
No contends for instant that the has the right
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
What About the Legal Experience
of Mr.. Alex. w. Stephens?

He says he has practced law for fifteen years Did YOU
him in the House? Did YOU ever as party wit
juror spectator him try any Did YOU
hear of his having case?
An examination of the last volumes of the Supreme
Court Reports dscoses his name in but two cases
One a criminal in which his client was promptly
found guilty and promptly hung.
The other a civil involving about $4,000 which
in the Supreme Court.
-Four points made in the bill Of exceptions The
declined to consider two of them because they
in the manner the law required.
Has he had any judicial experience?
He appointed Auditor in the of vs. Jones
Mercantile Company, pending in Fulton Superior Court
He took the Auditors oath March 1911 He tried the
Judge in April, 1911. The involved t6842O On
April - 1912 just year after the trial concluded
plaintiff filed rule against him asking the Superior
to force HIM to decide the rule issued by Judge
George l.. Bell calling him to show why he had
decided the He filed which stated in part
that the questions involved difficult for him determine
and asked to be released Of his appointment auditor
What do you think of that? Did YOU ever, in your life
hear of rule being issued make Judge decide case?
If he couldn't reach conclusion in twelve months
involving $6S42o when would he be able decide
in Fulton Superior Court involving
twenty millions each year?
The Superior Court force Auditor to decide
But there Court which force a Superior Court Judge
do and if he the Superior Court Bench would
be beyond the reach Of corrective relief.
If Mr.. Stephens has had sufficient judicial experience
If Mr. Stephens has had sufficient legal experience
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
Speaking of Testimony as to Competency

What evidence does Mr. Stephens offer that he qualified
0 fill this office?
Judge PendIeton Recorder Assistant City Attorney
and general practitioner for many years He of the
most consistently active and successful legal
ana Bar knew He had plenty of cases. big
all the time the -because-he was
honest INDUSTRIOUS able skiuI sgnaly compeen-because
he knew what to do knew how do and did ntegenty
and forcefuIy