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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-03

of the -four. eges, butter; add the
tatoes and one of sauce having the last layer
of potatoes covered with sauce; sprinkle bread
crurnb over the top. Bake in a quick oven ten
minutes until brown. l. Y. r.
If have grave doubts as to the expediency
of multiplying recipes for potatoes make
uler viii prove we have learned b. better ex-
Staples to snppfv our own market without
being dependent upon other countries
Tomato Relish Formula
Have you for of my favorRte
recipes tomato resish7 T---rty large ripe
onions six green peppers (chop fine; also the
onions). three cups of sugar one pint of vine
MRS J. H W.
Novel and tempting. Would not canned
put up relish winter? AS the whole
compound is to be boiled down like catsup,
why not use the canned?
their season, the canned would be cheaper.
in the matter of peeiing and cutting
Hint on Hamburg Steak
Wharf do you think the best thing to use
in place butter for cooking?
How do you cook rice? How much do you
cook it IN double bo1ler4
How do you make your puiverized cofee1
How you make good coffee without egg?
How do you make Hamburg steak so that
it is appec1zfng? QUEHsT.
L AS the substitute that finds most favor in
our eyes is a proprietary article cannot
name il here. I shall send the name by mail
should you care write for IT
2. put two quarts of boiling water. slightly
saIted, into a pot and when it boils hard drop
in a cupful of rice which has been washed and
picked over, sitting 1T through the fingers
Boil hard for twenty minutes and test grain
by bFxtng it. If tender. drain Off the water,
put the rice into an open coiander, and
this in open to dry of. Every grain
should stand apart from the rest and whole,
but tender.
81 make both in one way. using the
French percofator Cmade in America) that
filters into lower vessel. 1 never boil it
S. I never clear coffee with egg. The French
method makes this Unnecessary
9. buy IT unseaSored for we do not like
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Carl Taylor, Mr.. Harry Disney. Mr..
George Carrothers Mr.. Alfred Crouch. Nj.
Bert Werst. Mr. Richard Taylor. Mr.. Guy
Nelson. Mr. Frank Hamilton, Mr.. Allen
Smelser and Mr.. Frank Henley. Dainty
refreshments were served after all the
masqueraders unmasdued.
The Good Samaritan class will hold
their regular monthly meeting this even
ing at the home of Mr.. Walter Hanill,
ID Green street
nue. was the guest Tuesday at the H.
Scholes home on Oakland avenue.
Mrs. Agnes Ray was the guest Tuesday
evening of Miss Gladys Kemper
Mrs. G. NJ. Conway and daughter May
spent today with Mrs. f. w. Renbarger
on Stephens street
The Following friends pleasantly sur
prised Miss Grace Doyle Tuesday evening
at her home on Oakland avenue. the sur
prise being in the form of a farewell
party for Miss Doyle, as she leaves with
her mother Monday for Long Beach, Cal,
to remain: Miss Ruth Taylor. Miss Dora
Lee, Miss Valda Johnson Miss Saran
Conley, Miss Elsie Roberts. Miss Edith
Rock Miss Mabel Beard, Miss Florence
C-~ey, Mr.. Glen Roberts. Mr.. Floyd Con-
away, Mr.. Bert Hoag, Mr.. Charles Stock
ham, Mr.. Myron Wright. Mr.. Earl Con-
and all enjoyed the delightful social
The L. T. L. workers held their regular
meeting yesterday in the school building
The regular routine of business was
transacted. Mrs. Axtell. Mrs Lathrop
and Mrs. Vanorsdol spoke to the chill
dren. Miss Goldie Conway was elected
secretary. One new member, Miss LII
liam Tollen. was accepted into the organ
ization and there are eleven prospective
for the meeting next week.
The W. c. T. L. had a very en-
thusiastic meeting Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. ]. G. Huey- The regular rou-
tine of business with one new member,
Mrs. Alice Keen, constituted the after
noon meeting. 1t was decided Yesterday
to hold ten cent tea April 16 to def1ay
the necessary expenses of the club. This
is out of the ordinary for the w. c. T. Z.
ladies'. and full particulars will be pub
lished later.
Miss Hazelia Fizberling of Topeka and
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Items for this column may be 'phoned
to Bell T729. Ind. 2253 Blue or the State
Journal office.1
Mrs. Nancy Duncan of 242 Kellam ave-
nue. will leave Monday for extended
visit with relatives and friends in Los
angeles, Cal.
The Republican caucus met last night
at the Blade office, the meeting being
opened by the president. Mr.. Van SaEt.
Mr.. F. E. Brown was elected secretary.
A motion was made to instruct delegates
TO their influence in electing dele
gates to the state convention to vote for
lowing were nominated to act as dele
gates to the county convention held
z thursday at the National hotel: Roy h
Putnam, Dr. Willard. Mr.. ]. G. Huey and
elected to to the county convention were
Mr.. Scott Kelsey and Mr.. J. G. Huey
The Boy Scouts of Oakland met in their
hall Tuesday night and were instructed
jured'' by the assistant scout master, Mr..
II. W. Doyle. Mr. Doyle illustrated oy
bandaging. etc
Mr.. Walter shehi Mr.. Fred Huey and
Mr. Ira Neiswinter were callers at the
school Monday.
Mrs. John Jones of 425 Chester avenue
is much improved after severe illness
caused by attack of tonslitis.
Misses Edith and Lillian Jessop gave A
tacky masquerade party Monday evening
al her home on AFTER avenue for the Y.
p. B. c. of the Presbyterian church The
following guests enjoyed the evening in
a social and musical way: Mr.. r. 2.
Taylor, teacher of the class and Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. F. NJ. Collins, Miss Sadie
Richardson Miss Olive Fay Miss Dora
Lee, Miss Helen Biggs, Miss Kate Draut.
Miss Minnie Moore, Miss Marguerite
Taylor, Miss Anna Graves Miss Eliza
beth Graves, Miss Opal Draut, Miss Yer
META Brake Miss Myrtle Cole. Mr..
carey Brake. Mr. Emmett johnson. Mr.
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the favor Of onion IN 81 Season taste
with salt and pepper and a dash of kitchen
bouquet mix IN a handful of bread crumbs
stale and fine and moisten with a little stociL
Mold with the hands or in cake mold (wet)
crumbs it and pour about it a cupfui of
weak stock Cover and roast for hour.
fried potatoes or With sliced and tried ba-
nanas- This is delicious dish
For Making Rillettes
For ri1Iettes: Take four pounds Of pork
cut from the neck and equa! amount of
fat. which you cut into good sized cubes, and
put into an iron pot with one glass Of water.
saft. spices. and laurel leaves. Cook slowly
four or five hours. stirring frequently. Strain
of the fat, put the rillette into jar, and.
when the rat settles and becomes clear, pour
enough over the rilfette. and fill the jar. Take
wen fnterfarded pork. cut into pieces the size
of the thumb, and place them in iron pot
with little salt water Let the water evap-
crate; stir frequently. pressing the fat out of
the pieces with SKINNER. When the water
has entirely evaporated and the pieces Of pork
all thoroughly brown, serve (enfree):
Please accept the acknowled gements of the
corner for the French formulas
South American Dessert
How ink stains removed from pale
yellow wallpaper?
How are mibaew stains removed black
gloves were taken of trunk, after
long stay in tropical countries
Recipe for a dessert much eaten in Coloua-
bia Ariquipa: Three pounds of sugar, eight
glasses of milk. one tablespoonful of rice Pvt
the rice in water stir it, ana put the paste that
is LEFT into the afE< when the rice has been
boiled and got co1a Make strip and. when
tire point of turning to taffy, put in tn mfTk.
and place a good FIRE Stir continually
and when 1t drops away from the sides of the
pan pour fat dish and don't touch
until the next day The Cofombians serve
a few teaspoons OF this dessert with glass
of spring water G."
L Rub the spots with darnpened crystals
of oxaIic acid They must be darnpened. not
wet as to run into the surrounding paper Leave
the acid ON an day and renew if necessary. Do
it carefully.
2 Touch the spots with invisible ink applied
with tiny sponge Dry in the sun Then rub
the gloves with charnois skin the
gloss
we are Obliged to you for new recipe
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The Practical Efouewife
Cake Recipe Incomplete.

Cake Recipe Incomplete.
Nzsy 1 ask you for tried and true recipe
for eHRt rising bread?
II am inciosfng recipe for apple sauce
cEke, which requires neither butter, milk,
eEsEs- but is SIN delicious and. most of all
economical One cup of sugar. ole-half a cup
Of shortening Cream together one teaspoon
fn1 OF soda, cup and three-Quarters of
-four. teasponful OF salt one-half a
spoonful OF cloves. teaspoonful of CHINA
nn1n. cup of ratsins little nutmeg bake
IN a Rne6 MRS P c."
Severed tried, true. and exhaustive recipes
for making saA& rising bread have been pub
Es4red within the last half year. I hope and
believe that you must have seen at least one
q these II you have not. let know. and
shall repeat the formula
You gave recipe for a simple and egg
less cake fThis last is mean matter nova
days.) But why - apple sauce cake? Since
there TnnSt be ec4d to act upon the soda. I
Assume that the apple to do this
Also that you did not re-read the recipe be-
fore mailing tt Otherwise you would have
noticed the omission Let know how much
-sa1rcs~ And should it not be very soft to
n1sske for the absence of milk other
AQHtd8
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Mr.. Charles Palmer of Silver Lake were
married this morning by Rev. H. V.
SchoIes of the Oakland Christian church.
The wedding took place at 10 O'Clock, at
the parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
will make their home in Silver Lake.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

]. H. ItINEHART. NJ. D.. candidate for
coroner. Shawnee Co.. subject to pr.-
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o. K. SWAYZE is a candidate for county
clerk, subject to August primary.
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That politician used to have a knife
up his sleeve for YOU YES" replied
Senator Sorghum. But I have observed
him at luncheon, and his knife is not
going to do me any harm. He's too busy
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Two Potato Dishes.

"@AGAy come into the with a recipe
For e9ER47ent German dish called EartoHeI
er<nz1rHg The materials -four. about
three GEuEE t67cupfuls of mashed potatoes.
eng, salt. onSon. nutmeg, pepper. a
sE7Ta5As dry cubes of bread. and gravy.
Have a kettle of sa1ted. boiling water. Fry
the Cubes OF bread. with HttAe salt and nut
meg spr1nkled them. TN they crisp.
Season the gravy with little onion Have II
boiling Nix the potatoes and egg un beaten.
A1fd enough -four to handle well Mold into
fat cakes Place four small cubes of bread
I'm the center of each and fold into the shape
of ball Drop into boiling water and bod
few minutes They will to the top. A
few minutes after they DO, take them
the Wa4er and place them in the boiling
gravy. If they cook up in the water II is
because enough -four has not been used
MOTHERS APPREzrrfCE
IncAoSed please find recipe, well tried one.
for POTATOES gratin: Six boiled potatoes
half pint of cream tablespoonful of
fhcur. yoTks of four eggs. two tablespoonful of
butter four heapfng tabIespoonfuls of grated
cheese salt and pepper to taste Make sauce
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSI-Brass automobile bumper Satur-
DAY night, 9Th and Lane streets. Reward
1910 Harrison st.
LOSf-Mink scarf at Majestic theater Sat
urday night. Reward Miss Rel at
Crosby Bros Co.
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FOR SALE-POULTRY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CARPETS, draperies, mattresses and up
holstered furniture, cleaned by the Dunt-
ley electric vacuum machine. Cali Ind.
phone 1884, John Nimo.
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J. W. BELL. candidate for sheriff. Dem
ocratic ticket.
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L. H. NEISWENDER, Republican candi-
date for representative 33rd district SUBJ
Ject to August primary.
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w. Z. SCHLICHTER, Democratic candt-
date for sheriff believes in salary system.
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Marion Hdrland:s Helping Hand.

Marion H@1 BY as a
kaH hb to at this
in by dh
paper M
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WANTED-Position as experienced night
Waterman or stationary firing 12O N
CLAW st
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SHERIFF JONATHAN D NORTON Is a
candidate for q second and last term
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WANTED-Men to prepare for positions
now waiting at top wages. Learn the
barber trade. No limit to time No dull
seasons-no strikes Cash every Satur-
day night. An army of graduates depend
ing upon us for help. Apply by mail
Moler Barber College, Kansas City, Mo.
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WANTED-A good barber, at 455 Kansas
ave. ]. c. Nicely.
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LADY WISHES position as housekeeper:
good reference. Address R. P. L., care
Journal.
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WANTED-MALE HELP,

WANTED-500 men and boys daily to get
free ShaveS and hair cuts at Schwartz
Barber College. Ill East 9Th. In the shop,
shave sc; hair cut 10c-
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WANTED-An experienced shoe sales
man for This week The Warren NJ
Crosby CO.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING, regilding. mat making. mount
ing done by ]. D. Sullivan. 22 w. Eighth
street. Packing. shipping, etc
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WANTED SITUATIONS,

JOB ON FARM by experienced man and
wife. w. E. Hayes. 321 Kansas ave
MUSICIAN-Tenor, wants situation, ex-
per1enced in church work, as soloist or
leader; also ViOliniSt orchestra, sight
reader; would travel references furnished
Address Linic. care State Journal
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GEO H SMITH. candidate for county
August primaries
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WANTED AGENTS.

WANTED-A good agent to solicit orders;
meritorious article, commission.
SMITH, 523 Kansas Ave, Room !.
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ROOM house, $500; 6 room house, $1,000;
3 lots, barn, cistern and well at each
place. 23rd and Adams St. Highland Park.
Both phones 179- Seguine, Alb Kansas
ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

| Fob lighthouses.
ROOM house, $500; room house. $1,000;
lots, barn, cistern and well at each
place. 23rd and Adams ST., Highland Park
| Both phones 179- Seguine, Alb Kansas
ave
FOR RENT-Modern room cottage. $40.
no children. Inquire 1214 w. 5th.
I12s Polk. room house. gas. bath, barn.
Ind 16-
FOR RENT-A modern eight room house
| good barn, lots, at 1875 Fillmore St
$3.50 Completely modern seven room
house West St, lots, barn, $25. E. J
Olander & Co, 431 Kansas ave. Phones 469
| roomed house, with bath and toilet
room, cellar, good well and city water,
gas, large stable, hen houses and yards.
| with lots, and fruit and lawn, at 515
West St, SIS per month. Apply to P. H.
Coney, 316 Kansas ave. Ind: phone SIS.
| FOR RENT-Compleetly modern 7 room
residence, 1881 West 18th. Ind. 299.
2599 Red
FOR RENT room cottage, gas. city wa
ter, 1924 Shawnee ave, by DR.. Swift, 1874
North Kansas ave.
FOR RENT-1105 Buchanan street.
rooms. modern, SIG. Kersey r. e. Co.
Ind. IS.
2058 Black.
52S West 8th, 5 rooms and bath. $500.
3O5 East 3rd, rooms, $500.
Steam heated hVIus rooms. Offices ana
store rooms.
CYRUS GUTHRIE & Co.
I1e E 9Th st Ind liza
MODERN room house in good location |
Eo- crafr,
ing to owner. IND. N02 Blue.
FOR RENT-Seven room house, good dry |
cellar, large shade trees, bath room, two |
pieces; city water, gas. sewer cement |
walks, high and dry location, overlooking |
river and North side, A desirable tenant |
will be especially favored. Inquire at |
SO9 Quincy st.
FOR Rents room cottage. Inquire AL
GreSnMOou- eN g
SIX ROOM house, 924 Monroe. Ind 23s9 I
Black.
FOR RENT-Dwelling of 5 rooms, modern,
west II 21S E. 10th st. Inquire next door
lis w. 9Th st.
FOR RENT-Ffne Z room modern home.
near Central Park. oak finish, east front
$35 per month Either phone 1906.
small barn. s12. so. 14th and Clay, RIM.
flats, SO. 6-rm- houses with bath and
barn. each SIS rms. modern, $25. Etc. |
Cottrell. 107 E. 7th- Ind $50, or 1888
FOR RENT-Six roomed house with bath:
place for chickens Telephone 81
SIS A MONTH. 626 Fillmore, rooms and
BATH barn. good condition. Ind 2447
White 3031.
SIX ROOM house. 924 Monroe. Ind. zss9
Black.
FOR RENT-Six room house, hall, pan
try, city and cistern water, good repair.
5o4 Tyler. Ind. 2411 Red
PICTURE FRAMING.
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FOR RENT-Modern 5 room cottage, SO.
no children. Inquire 1214 w. 5th
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5 ROOM, cistern, lots. 500 Leland. Ind
2599 Red.
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FOR RENT room cottage, gas, city wa
ter, 324 Shawnee ave, by DR.. Swift. 80
North Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-1105 Buchanan street. 6
rooms, modern, $16 Kersey r. e. Co.
Ind. IS.
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I12s Polk. room house. gas. bath, barn.
Ind 16
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT story stone building, rear
of SOC Jackson, good for barn or storage
house n. Z. Keller. Ind tel. 1855.
FOR RENT-Store room. s2s Kansas ave.
Ind. 16.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WE PAY the highest cash price for cast
off clothing, shoes, hats and overcoata
Drop us a card or call Gordon Bros loan
office. 400 Kansas ave. Ind. 1919.
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FOR RENT-Compleetly modern roor
residence, 1881 West 18th. Ind. 299.
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FOR SALE.
Five room modern cottage; also S va
cant lots, 8 blocks from State Bous,
square; small payment down.
HALE RICHIE, Ills Madison. Ind. I7fs
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FOR Rents room house. 314 East It'll.
2058 Black.
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523 West 8th, rooms and bath, $500
3O5 East Bird, rooms. $500
Steam heated hVIuE rooms. Offices ana
store rooms.
CYRUS GUTHRIE & Co.
ile E. 9Th St Ind. I7A
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FOR RENT-Seven room house, good dry
cellar, large shade trees, bath room, two
pieces; city water, gas, sewer, cement
walks, high and dry location, overlooking
river and North side. A desirable tenant
will be especially favored. Inquire at
SO9 Quincy st.
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MODERN s room house in good location
Purchaser can secure bargain by apply
ing to owner. IND. 2702 Blue.
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CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY-we have
buyers for all kinds Of property every
where; we put them in direct corresnon
dence with you for very small advertis-
ing fee of only one dollar and charge
you no commission Write us about your
Bldg, Tulsa, Okla.
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WANTED FUlRNI1rIUJRJE

We pay highest cash price for second
hand furniture. Exchange new goods for
old w. H. Stations Furniture Co., ALB
Kansas ave Ind. phone 1924.
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PITNEY IS OPPOSED.
Taft AppOintee to Supreme Bench May
Fail of Confirmation.

| Washington, March 13.-For more
| than three hours the senate in one OF
the stormiest and most protracted ex-
ecutive sessions in the recent history
of Chancellor Mahlon w. Pitney, of
New Jersey. whom President Taft has
nominated to succeed the late Justice
Harlan on the supreme court bench
The senate finally agreed to resume
debate at noon today and vote on the
confirmation at 4 o'clock.
A rough canvass made by Chancellor
Pitney's supporters after the fray show
ed the vote probably would be close
and that there was some danger of his
rejection.
Senator Culberson (Tex) led in the
attack and in his speech, and those of
other senator's, the New Jersey Judge
was assailed in bitter language which
extended even to an attack upon his
general fitness for the bench. The fight
was based mainly upon Chancellor
Pitney's decision in the glass bottle
blowers case. That decision restrain.
ed journeymen gree glass bottle blow
ers, their officers and the members who
struck against a glass works in New
Jersey some years ago, from using
coercion or persuasion to make loyal
employees leave their work in breach
of contract or the master and servant
doctrine. The decision prohibited the
strikers from personally molesting the
strikebreakers in any way and inter-
dicted picketing or boycotting
Senator Cummins Qa-) pictured the
decision as oppressive to American la
Dor.
Senator O'Gorman and Senator Reed
characterized it as showing a danger
Gus trend of thought Senator Will
lams and Senator ShiyeIy Joined the
attack but Senators Bailey, Clark
(ArE), Root and William Alden Smith
r (Mich.), spoke in his favor.
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NEEDS FIXING ALREADY
-Four Amendments to New Mexico
Constitution Are Recommended.

Santa Fe, March 13.-Four amend
mentS to the state constitution were
recommended by Governor Mcdonald
in his message submitted to the state
legislature Tuesday. They are:
emoval of the language qualif1-
cation imposed by the enabling act,
adoption of The initiative and refer
endum, more equitable legislative
apportionment and the consolidation
of educational institutions and gov
erning boards
The governor also recommended
the creation of a state banking COM
mission, adoption of the Australian
ballot, more rigid control of the liquor
traffic, local city and county option,
absolute penalizing of all forms of
gambling, direct primaries, advisory
primaries for senators, adoption of
income tax amendment, corrupt
practices act, publicity and limitation
of campaign expenses.