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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30
POPE Plus X Nine YEARS A RULER

SCATTERING the widely aecegi1
lief. in which he himself shaHl
he would not live to celebFaa
anniversaries of his elevation . i
Vatican throne, Pope Plus < co.,
ed the other day the ninth yea
pontificate.
The odd superstition %
would die before was based 2
manner in which his holmes g
life has been divided into nlif'
periods. AS plain Giuseppe as1
was ordained a priest IN ivy J
served as a curate for nine =
Then followed his promotc1
post of parish priest, q ~
where he remained for nlR x
more. Next came nine yeals y :
cellor of his diocese, nine y 3
of Tantua and nine as cardl'l
patriarch of Venice.
So firmly was he conyiasa /.
this division of his life would ul.
to the end that be frequenW ~
ed to friends the certainty b 8
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30

of whom have been exed by President Gomez
while president revealing his purpose to
the earliest opportunity.
According to Antonio Jose Sanchez the
Of Castro who lives York Gen. A. Pmente
of finance under President Gomez city join
zuelan unta operating there in the
to overthrow President Gomez who 1t declared d
far dangerous dictator than accused being
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30

and hard men In the camps and maybe We DID suffer for
preacher In the logging season hundreds of I
job keep crews In good shape lne SAW ana I've axe maxi
hle IN the woods not only for trees for and have
to bind and sew of wounds
Mr. Stephenson says long life and simple lie 60 hand
CAS- voung man Travelled the twenty odd miles
said 81 swung pound from dawn till dark slept
in the snow ate crackers pork and drank snow water
healthy as a bear"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-08-30

The belief In the divine right kngs long Ws az
excuse for the tyranny Of of Europe still peva
There the person Of the mikad3 Is he Id sacred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
TiME TO CHECK ~.

Duuug the past few DAYS reports
have been given go the newspapers
frum official sources in Santa Fe I'M
dlDatlug that irregularities have oc-
CURED IN the financial management
uf u number Of counties ana that
these Irregularities have in certain in
stances resulted In misrepresentation
uf publ. funds
Tho statements thus far given out
a. IA, prrm are not sufficiently clear
nui lu detail 30 that q thorough un-
Outstanding 81 the irregularities
charged may bo obtained. Enough
has been made public 90 excite public
curiosity ana arouse public criticism
OF existing methods % county ac-
counting and auditing.
There should bc thorough and I'm.
mediate and exhaustive inquiry into
ul of these charges. They should be
Iumlncd bv thoroughly competent
experts ana the findings made public
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

IN their respective precincts
II ~ iHc time uf opening the polls
two factions are found cuntonding for
the selection Of delegates. thcn the
voters present shall select two other
persons tu act ls tcllcrs with the same
authority as the chairman designated
No call the primary to- order. except
that the person designated shall re-
main us chairman and tur other two
shall act Js tpllnrs for their rrsp,c-
tive factions ana shall with the chair
man. certify the result of The vote.
g. The result of tho election at
tho different primaries ana of tho
delegates selected shall Doc certified
by the presiding officers and sent 10
tive secretary of the central commit
tee, Ncstor Montuya, not latter than
the 6th day of september, 1912. and
In ease uf any contests in any of the
precincts the same shall bc nlcd with
tho secretary ON or before ne 1th
day of september. 1879. before 70
o'clock boo the forenoon ol the last
day named
3. ~ for any motive any 81 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

persons herein designated 90 call the
respective primaries 10 order should
fan 10 DO present, then the voters
present at the primary by means of
the majority rule, viva vocc shalt Sc
loot person 90 preside over the same.
who shall possess the same rights a1
the officer designated by TIE central
committee. but VINO failed to De pres
ont
g. u is hereby notified mat the
persons herein designated viii give
due notice Va tholr respective pre-
Diucts that primary Do To- boz held
In conformity with the hour, dato
and place ordered Bog the Republican
central committee, and 400 Republic
cans who Iu good faith desire 90 sup
pert the principles of the party viii
have the right To take part ia tho
election of delegates az the primaries
ana cordially invited TO- do so.
ELFEGO BACA
Chairman.
NEsTOB MONTOYA.
Secretary.
Ana uk.gI. sent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

for the Information Of the people.
There has been a great deal of vague
charging Of irregularities In county
affairs These charges have been
made for years So far ns the public
be- concerned, save IN a few fragrant
cases the facts have not bccom"
known. These charges hurt New
Mcxico THOR constant repetition b.
O. constant reflection upon the citi-
zonship OF the state and menace 90
our financial standing ana credit n
the charges are trUc. " county funds
have boon iugglcd. misappropriutcd or
stolen. there should bc immediate and
vigorous prosecution. The facts at
least should become known ana weii
known ~ there can be no question
one way OF the other. This is work
which should be- done nc once.
And when II Is done and We are
fully cognizant OF all the facts con-
corning county financial adminlstra-
ton, steps must be taken by the state
10 provide an accounting and auditing
system which will forever stop any
opportunity for this kind Of business
The state Of New Mexico SHOULD
be- governed In US financial matters
Jas carefully and as efficiently ~ any
corporation handling public funds
That Il In not. or that there In even
room for charge that Il h not 50
governed, II q condition that demands
radical corrective methods
How Ions could bank or q trust
company stand charges that various
OF its officials were short IN their
accounts what would happen Co
the credit and standing Of such an
institution?
why should county finances. which
are tho common finances or an tho
people. be administered any less
carefully and efficiently and honest
Iy?
New Mexico could afford 10 spend
doublo--fivc times-finy times az
much money on its auditing system,
the expenditure of any amount noccs.
sary for thorough efficiency would
be fully justified and Just that kind
of system ana none other ls now
absolutely demanded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
500 Reward, 500

The readers ~ this paper viii bo
pleased 10 learn that there a. at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able 90 cure ir AN lts stages. ana
that is Caturrh. Hairs Caiarrh cure
rs the only positive cure now known
90 the medical fraternity Catarrh
being constitutional disease. re-
uuircs q constitutional treatment.
Hairs Cutarrh cure is taken Internal
iN acting directly upon tho blood ana
mucous surfaces OF the system, there
hy destroying the foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient
strength by building mp the oOustitu-
tom ana assisting nature In doing its
work The prpprlctors have so much
itith bon iF curative powers that they
otter ono Hundred Dollars for any
cnHr that D. fails 10 cure. Send Tor
liHl ut testimonials.
Address o. j. CHENEY a CO, To-
ledo. ohio.
Sold by an Druggists, ESQ.
Take Halls Family Rms Tor cDnstl-
patton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

ton, is the happicst man In America.
Pie has a sltink. u Just came and was
not brought by the stork but boy Mr..
wood % we'll known taxldcrmist. who
found II In Florida
The sdnk is not a-wcu u ls
needless Co say as his name would
Indicate lie does not belong To- the
cat family His scientific name is
Loosrps rcynoldsL Tho skinlS is like
an elongated lizard lie hnH four logs
which he does not use they having
become patalyzcd from the lack 81
exercise
Therefore Dr Stcncgcr claims that
the skink is stundpnttor ma not q
progressive. he gets his food by las.
ing Ia walt. with his sticky tongue
extended, for something to come
along. lie lives by waiting and
hauling iu.
Tho sknk's remote ancestors
walked, Tho present day specimen
walks not. nor does hc fly, but swims
In the sand, whore he lives,
The only resemblance % the skink
60 the bun moose is that he dives.
The moose Is fond of certain roots.
and To- get them he throws himself
hcadlong into lakes The skink dives
In the sand for insects
From the standpoint Of the scient-
ists this sklnk IL interesting because
ho raa.. bios the skinks found in Per-
STA auu To-, Mediterranean. mukius
the old world and the uoW closer kin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

Bcl.u is taking advantage Of the
burning uf the Valencia county court
house at Los Luuas Co make another
strong bid for the county seat OF that
county,
Los Iunus is going to hold big
celebration on Labor day
The completion ~ the tax rolls OF
QUAY county shows assessed Valua-
tion OF &2.T3l.tG0. am Increase at ale
most 100000 over last years Nalua-
ton
Bg improvements are being made
az the plant ut the Artcsa Light aud
Power company 1t Artosip. which
win enable 70 Co supply power Tor a
large district tributary Go the fresh
water town.
The puhU, schools of Aztec. san
Juan county win open September q
with the largest enrolment and most
efficient corps uf teachers over en-
Juyed hy that thriving town
Doyurr. kratz and llargruyo. tho
three prisoners who broke San ut Ala
mogurdo the first Of the week, have
AN been rcCapturcd Dovorc was the
hardest 90 catch tie returned tu a
point near AlamoRurdu, stol. horse
and rode for sixty miles got another
horse and rode seventy miles ana was
finally arrested az Carlsbad.
The Morris State bank OF GALLUP.
has filed Incorporation papers with
tho corporation commission The
bank is capitalized for $4,000. GOO uf
which ig held hy William a. Morris.
stella A. Morris ANA George " MA
doll Jr The cashier uf the new con-
Germ Win boz president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
coLD STORAGE cars.

Uncle Sam maintains iu the Philip
pine Islands small army of "rold
storage eats Thoir upkoop costs the
government about tl' year each.
I'm am Immense cold storage depot at
Mnuim quantities OF provisions ore
kept. and it is necessary 10 have cats
60 protect them from au invasion OF
vormin. F,uncs raised iu the tropics
could not endure the constant cold
they would Dee subjected To- Boa m"
depot, So it was necessary 90 import
q special breed of cold storage cat
that have been developed iu the ware
houses of an American packing CONE
paay These cold storag, cats are
short-tailod. chubby with long and
heavy FUR.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
sToP TIIAT NOISE.

This Is to be the battle cry slogan
rallyins shout or what you will OF
the members Of the international
Congress of biologists al it, ninth
session az Boston. More than five
hundred physicians. specialists In dis
eases Of the ear, college professors
and scientists from nearly an parts
Of the world are 10 meet for the pur-
pose of ubqting the many unnecessary
noises which neurolosists. aurists ana
others say arc doing much to affect
the nerves and iniurc the hearing Of
people throughout the world In gem
cral ana the United states Ion particu-
lar.
The altsgothoF ,.uos.lls, lor bie,yIas
az whistles on steam craft of one de-
scriptlon or another. the needless
sounding of gongs in street vehicles,
the shrioking of motor car horns and
sirens, the ringing OF church bells the
fiat wheels at street cars. cries OF
street pcddlcrs. the yelling of children
ia the streets. the beating Of electric
and pneumatic hammers in conucC-
tiun with the erection OF steel struc-
lures blowing Of locomotive whistles,
noises from factories, car barns and
garages. tho overhead rattle of oIo-
waited trains, tho roar ct the subway
trains. the shouts of drivers of wee
hiclcs OF various Nnds-thcsc are
some of the offenses againt the peace
OF society which the congress VIII
consider ana seek to ubatc.
Among the neurologists OF note who
are convinced that the American
people would be- immensely benefited,
mentally as well os physically, by an
abatement OF unnecessary noises
which, he holds, are In part the re-
suit % the high tension under which
We live Ia the present duN is Dr
John -. Quackcnbos. who has written
I % number 81 works on mental and
nervous diseases. ANA who b. proc
fcssor emeritus of columbia uniyor-
suy
Unnecessary noises of tho streets
and elsewhere are very decided fac-
tor in producing ncurasthonin or
Americaulus. as it has sometimes
been termed, because n is peculiarly
American in lbs distribution, he de-
clarcd THAT such e condition must
have an effect upon succeeding gem
lorations is obvious. 4 lowered nerve
tone In the children of these suffer
crs and OF the offspring OF these
children Ia turn. is but q natural re-
suit
AS consequence of the nerve.
ruoking noises of the streets ana other
places uc1rly ou at which could bee
labatrd n but the nght course we're
pursued, functional nervous diseases
are markedly on the increase. ono
OF the obvious remedies although OF
course not tho only one, is tho ndop-
| ton of some means, whether through
Legislation or education, providing fnr
greater moral regard for the comfort
and happiness OF others
Whether this is likely ~ attain.
mont under the conditions in which
we i've today b. pr0ulcmauull
! Another widely known nourulUs0sl
said,
so person, no. matter who ho muy
bee, has right 60 create or maintain
3 unnecessary noise. Every such of
fender should Dee regarded as guur
Of d misdomcanor aud punished
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
THE NOSE IL \ JOKE.

Tho nose h the funny feature uf
the face II anything happens To-
your nose you can't get any human
sympathy Everybody viii laugh.
Cyruno de- Bcrgcra, has shown that
genius Wit, volor ana tender gallantry
contend Ia vain TO overcome the ham
dicap OF conlcnl nose. \ medical
writer In the Lancet describes pa
tcnt who suffers from Intermittent
attacks of red nose without any APP
parent reason. The nose bushes eX-
citcdly and becomes dry aside from
the blushing," the writer adds. the
nose h always cold, ana was notice
ably 80 during the hot weather Of last
summer" DO We feel the tragic inn
port OF this recital. @r do we laugh %
Yes. the nose be- the facial clown.
We demand nothing but comedy from
him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

and renovated. might be "a good ns
ever.
WILSON is q now personality In
politics. The pcnny-a. lincrs have
been busy making over the old ancc-
dotos 10 IT. rf'vc made him do
everything except chop down n cherry
tree remarks one Industrious scribe.
and ! know ~ one magazine editor
VINO might even stand for that"
.
Overdose at "Culcllah."
"A girl from "a ucighboring town is
getting ready 90 go east Co get an
other coat OF 'culchuh.' She has bccl
two years and Is 50 culchahcd that sho
mas but one girl friend in town. The
nciEhbors figure that another wear
VIII make her So exclusive that she
viii flock by herself" Winfield.
kan, Free Press.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
THE DRUMMER


lie hammers on some boiler plate,
He Cianks % chain.
Aud thcn proceeds tu Initiate
\ railway train.
lie gives the thlmborlg o toot.
Gives bells q yank,
And operates with agile foot
The hunkypank.
lie countcrfcits rockets whiz,
He beats pan.
Say what YOU will. he surely r
\ busy man
kansas city Journal
o.
TOO TRUE
Of al sad words I know. ulas'
The worst OF an are these; II pass %
Milwaukee Sentinel.
But saddcr still is when you're IN
To have 90 say these words. you
win"
Cincinnati Enquirer
And saddcr sim next morn To- Say.
MY head is bout a. split today"
birmingham Agc-Hcruld.
More grlcvous FAR than all these Ills
Is how 10 pay your poker bills
D.
MANY A SELF MADE mans vito
les greatly dissatisfied with the ius.
o
MEANWHILE TT vill be- worth while
To keep your eye ON silver city
CHICAGO HAD "a butterfly we'd
diuE The grub VAS is usual attircd
iu tho conventional black.
OCCASIONALLY a candidate fails
20 discover which side cot the fence
H, is On until he falls uil
STANDARD on ought Co ask for
receipts for all contributions here
Iaftcr.
SIDNA ALLEN has been found
again he Is almost ms much dlscoy-
cred as Alyord and stiles
WE ARE EXTREMELY graufcd
20 learn that tho Mexican government
is trying to restore order.
SNAk EskIN GARMENTS ARE iu
vogue Il would take a mighty thin
/ snake 10 clothe some of our ultra
fashionable ladies'.
D
\ WOMAN Just has 90 worry about
somebody staying out bette at night
~ il isn't her husband or the hired
girl, Ms the cat
d
THE MORE WE READ about bal
looming ana aviation tho greater rec
gard wc have Tor this good old cub
stauual earth
TT WILL TAKE MORE probably
| than the massacre of a whole Amorl-
can colony at El Tlgry tu distract the
anxious attention ul the state depart
mcnt from Nicaragua.
| ROOSEVELT says ho viI smltc his
enemies hlp and thigh Tu listen tu
| Pcnroso you would think the colonel
had been Boo the habit of pulling their
legs
W. PAUSE Coz note. speaking again
| of names, that VIII Cork is the lead
err of the Prohius Goo Wisconsin and
! Delight Ark, boasts of surgeon
named Dr slaughter
o
THE TIME has conn, the mayor
said. "to talk of many things, of
Schopps and shoots and Zclig Jacks
ana aces iull ON KINGS ana 81 the
! graft i1 hard tu get ana whether cash
| has wings -Atauu Journal
| THE PRESIDENT or the National
| GHmo WurdonE association ~ bon
yer, proposes protection for the bull
moose. That pugnlrinus animal VIII
probably Indignantly rrpudiatc all
offers of protection.
THREE EARTHQUAKES shocks
| were foIt ~ Reno That won't affect
the divorce industry shocking
things have been COINS ON ~ Reno
for o. long time.
THE CHICKEN thief has been arr
rested. and as Wo tuId YOU an along,
Johnny Rcub, superintendent of the
state fair poultry SHOW, has been vim
| ulUuiru.
KNON lS REPORTED 10 have
! rhatted pleasantly Nfh cN-Quccn
/ liluoknlauI Respectfully referred ~
! the attention of MIS- Knox Piobsoly
! phlIuudcr told her sh, was 'somo
queen
ONCE IS A WHILE We are re-
minded that we have somewhere,
| Knocking around, ana international
! peace tribunal which 10 busted oil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
THE sKINK

Dr Leonard stepsger head curator
~ The national museum az washing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

l. The persons hereby designated
TO call the primaries 10 order shan
do ~ at the hour appointed and Will
act as rhalrmon to receive the vote
cast fVr the candidates Tor delegates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

and renovated, might be "a good as
ever.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
TADC In the Solar
JADO PIexus...
MATILDA MuoGINs.

Matilda Mugglns tmay her looks Inn
provcD
Awokc one night from ucctng
dreams of love,
And saw. within the moonlight near
her bed.
a spirit writing In book Of red.
In words Of flame Il wrote. with
mien inspired
What names are thosog" tho dam
sci thon inquired.
Tho spirit. answering. stayed It's
cleaning pen.
Tho maids whose beauty fires tho
hearts OF men
and am onc?" she uucricd. Nay.
not so"
The spirit said. Matilda spoke more
low,
but hopeful still and begged in ac-
cents bland.
Write me as ono that cooks tu beat
the band
Tho spirit wrote and vanished. The
next night
II came again with great scroll Of
white.
And showed the names whom praise
OF men had blessed.
And To- Matilda's name led all the
rest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

ONCE IS A WHILE We are re-
minded that Sc have somewhere,
Knocking around ana international
peace tribunal which 10 busted of
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-02
just Look at This.

Anyone who thinks those millionaire
wooden trust magnates at Lawrence.
Mass, are increasing the salaries of
their men. women and children mill
workers out of the generosity of their
hearts--and out of their own pocket.
books-is mistaken. They are making
the American people pay not only the
amount of the increased wages. but
every penny of the expense of the
long strike.
1.-The people sympathized with the
strikers" is the slogan of the mill
owners, "now let them shoulder the sx
pense."
Before any wages were increased.
the wooIen trust magnates. who have
been making profits of from to rs
per cent on their investment, decided
to advance the cost of clothing. And
as a matter of fact the consumers be.
gan to actually pay increased prices
for woolens and cottons in anticipation
uf the increased wages to be paid by
the wooden trust. before the announce
ment of the increased wages was
made.
Cotton prints, calicos and the like
have risen in price at Wholesale in
New York City quarter of cent per
yard in the last ten days, and mill
agents predict the increase will reach
two cents yard.
This will make a difference of
cents in an apron and Is cents in the
housewives dress. Mems clothing is
going up and women's and children
dress goods are declared to be the next
in line. The increases, it is estimated.
will bring approximately $4,000, 600
into. the Golfers of the wooden trust
within a year. Thus an accommodate
ing public will bear the cost of the
strike and the increases in wages.
The men who work such games on
both public and employees are hut a
handful in number. They are just a
few rich men who own or control the
majority of the stock of the wcolen
trust. 1t is practically these few men,
and they alone. who are the bene-
ficiaries of Schedule K.
Again the query: How lorg are
90, 900, 600 American citizens going to
stand for wool tariff which taxes
them outrageously on every stitch OF
clothing they use in order that a few
greedy wooden trust magnates may be
still fui So enriched
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one way OF SAVING
A BABY-FREE TO TRY

The mother does not live who
would not do all in her power to keep
her child healthy, but often she does
not know how. So when a doctor
of standing points the way all can
afford to listen.
+. 1t is an accepted fact that nine out
of ten of the troubles of infants and
children is intestinal You notice it
by the fact that the child is consti-
pated, it belches, is peevish and cries.
Don't give a remedy that contains an
opiate, because the child will get in
the habit of needing it, and don't be-
come alarmed and run at once for a
doctor.
Try scientific laxative first. Give
small dose of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, the remedy that is intended
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-02

for the use of children. 1t is mild
gentle and non-griping. The remedy
is absolutely pure and is guaranteed
in every particular. Mrs. Toomey Of
Emingsville, Pa, and Mrs. Fred
Croms of Alanson, Mich, never give
their children anything else. These
are only few among thousands Of
women.
You can buy fifty cent or one
dollar bottle of any nearby druggist
for they have all sold it for a genera
ton, but if you want to test it on your
child first send your address to DR.
Caldwell and he will cheerfully send
you free sample bottle.
Address him DR.. w. B. Caldwell
402 Caldwell building, Monticello
Ill.