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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following are the real estate
transfers filed in the office of City
Collector Richard F. White, the past
week:
w. G.. Arnold to Ignac Guresky.
lot 4, block 304; through F. F. Fox.
Samuel Baum to Harry Goldberg,
lots s and 6, block 1870, Oak street;
through Thomas Brown.
Ingrid Erickson to Ferdinand
Wellerberg, lot IA, block 81, Brigh-
ton avenue; through F. l.. Brown.
Frederick L. Brown to Christian
Nielsen. lot 20. block 100, Meade
street; through F. L. Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
BLEW UP HIS OWN HOUSE.


Chief Of T%usearora Reservation Fired
Into a Box of Dynamite.
Lockport, N. Y, Dec. 28.-John VII
mans. chief OF the Tuscarora reserva-
ton. was fatally injured and his six
tees-.ycar-old son killed when Williams,
who had been drinking, fred a shotgun
at a box Of dynamite stored In his
house.
The explosion wrecked the house.
Mrs. Williams and a ~four.year-old
daughter We're slightly injured.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
Ketchikan and Skagway Jeweler Killed
 By Fall.

H. D. Kirmse, the ketchikan and Skagway Jeweler, met with a fatal accident at ketchikan Sunday which caused his instant death. While boarding the Steamer Hum boldt he fell from the plank, strlk- ing his head upon pile Of the dock. and into the water below.
 MT. Kirmsa he'd just moved from Skagway to ketchikan and had settled his family comfortably for the winter. His untimely death is felt throughou Southeastern Alaska as he was piqneeF in the iewelry business at Skagway, his ketchi- kan store being B branch estahllsh= ed within the past year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
Case,Clarke Nuptials
 Celebrated Tonight,

The wedding of Miss Dorothy Case and Frank L: Clarke will be celebrated this evening at the home of the brides, parents, MT; and Mrs. T, J. Case, The newly wed pair will spend their honey: moon on a trip to Seattle and Cals ifornia cities, after which they eY- pect to make a permanent resi- dence in Alaska.
 A miscellaneous shower was rendered the bride Wednesday evening, Many of her friends attended and many were the val uable and useful presents given,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that the Mqnicipa! TaH Roll, ot the Town Qf Wrapgsll, Alaska. for the year 1912, is HOW in my possession and that the said ta4 is now due.
 The said taxes may he paid, and the amounts due will be received at my QFtioe in the ;'Matheson Store Ruilding" Front Street, Wrangell, Alaska, on and after the date ot this notice.
 All Municipal Taxes for the yeaF 1912, become delinquent on thh sd da} of December of said year and thefeRfteF an additional five per cent will be added to the said delinquent list,
 Given under my hand and seal this nth day ot November. 1912,
 F, MATHEsoN
 Town Treasurer,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
At St. Philips Church

aPreparipg for, Him" will be the theme at St, Philips Church Sunday evening Nov: 24. Offer ing for $, s. Xmas expenses Nov. g. Yonng peoples social, The following Thursday Nov. 2S tn. will be Thanksgiving Day, and the theme of the discoprse will be 'Gettng on the real bright side" offering for the poor,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
Hs Certainly Had Nerve.

The man Is considerable of q bore He was calling on girl the other night and had stayed 50 long that she was somewhat fatigued, About mid night he began to talk about his health
 I'm not we'll" he said: its just my nerve that is keeping me up."
 She couldn't resist the temptation That's what's keeping ne up. too, ; sue said.
 4 few minutes later he said he guess ed he'd have to go.-New York TeIe graph.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
Tom Nasle
 A Repeater.

Tonr Nagle, the ''peddlern has proved himself a repeater by break: ing the liquor to Indian laws last Sunday within about a week of his return to Wrangell: NagIe has served two sentepces at McNeiEs for the same offence and the pros. poets for 3 long third are good.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
Burnside Docks
 To Take Water, Historic Ship Has Difficulties
 h Repair Work.

The cable ship U. $. A, T, Bupnside, whose crew has been busy since November nth effect ing a repair on the Army Cable, docked at the St, Michael wharf Tuesday afternoon and lay until midnight taking on water. The Burnside has experienced much trouble in picking up the cable on account of it being buried by de- posts of silt from the StIkine Riy- CT,
 The Burnside, heinz heavy and hard to handle, was about thirty minutes making a landing, which is helived tQ be, as stated by a spectator, the reason why she al= most never ties up when in port:
 Many interesting stories are told of this historic ship which was captured from the Spanish during the SpanishsAmerican War and now transformed into 2 transport and oahle ship, On one occasion she was returning to San Francis co from the Orient, The Customs Officials of San Francisco got a tip from some source that the 'jaokies had layed in stock of fine Havana smokes, silk umbrell- as, stockings etc, so when the Burnside appeared they went a. board expecting to find dutiable goods. Mnoh was their suprise, however when none were were der olared so ''Loeb fashion, they commenced search. The per- sonaI effects revealed only small quantity of the products of the East so they commenced a search of the ship and tapped the walls for hollow spaces where the goods might be hidden and, as the story goes, found some false beams of wood which were filled with the goods dutiable to the amount of seyerae hundred dollars,
 Be the stories true or manafac- tured, Alaska citizens are always glad to see her appear when the cable is out of commission, for much business depends upon the dispatch which instant communi- cation makes possible. Both ends of the crble were picked up yester- day and at ? o'clock P. NJ. com munication with the outside world was resumed after vacation of some forty days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21

The Unalga, the new Revenue Gutter distined for Southeastern Alaska service, has heen interoept= ed in the Mediterranean with orders relative to the Turkish war situation and will be delayed in reaching Juneau,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21

The terrible Taku wind claimed another victim the first of the month when Frank Weaver, of Iuneap. was drowned while on his way to Petersburg in ] gasboat,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21

The Curacao will replace the Spokane again this winter beginning next month.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-11-21
The Only Way.

nv 0F''y FV0ys If he comes to borrow ten
 I am out. Tell him, office boy. again
 l am out. It's the only way to win Or to save my hard earned tin, For if he should find me in
 I am out.
 -Lippincott's Magazine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
sALuTING THE FLAG.

Particular attention IL now being
paid in the county schools Of Berna-
llio county to The practical incuica-
ton Of patriotism on the part Of the
boys ana girls. A. one OF the most
important features Of this part Of the
work OF teaching The young rural
idea. the superintendent has been
urging upon all teachers 20 make the
salute TO the flag regular part Of
the days exercises until TO the mind
Of the boy or girl Il seems the natural
and correct thing 10 DO 90 show his
reverence and respect for the flax
whenever he hes the opportunity. Ex-
perience IN the public schools an over
the country has shown that this inn
pressive daily pledge OF allegiance to
the star spangled hammer ana all that
II stands FOR has had most profound
and far-reachIng effect in molding
the best kind OF patriotism. II in
stills into the boy or the girl deep
appreciation of all the things a
means 10 be citizen Of America; Il
brings 10 them an understanding Of
the high ideals Of citizenship and gov
ornment for which tine flag stands.
The adoption Of this salute 20 the
flag IL comparatively recent, dating
back only as far as 1890, and Il be-
came a national custom through the
noble efforts Of the late Col. George
y. Batch in tho schools Of New York.
who originated the pledge which Is
now repeated daily IN thousands OF
schools all over the country. I'VE
give our heads and our hearts to God
and our country" runs the pledge.
"one country one language. one
flag" Among the responsive, plastic
bright boys and girls OF the country
schools in New Mexico this pledge
represents the best aspirations of the
Standardization people and II r. an
impressive lesson in the possibilities
81 our embryonic citizenship 70 sec
the gusto with which the children in
the rural schools OF Bernalillo county
pay this tribute 20 the flag. In urg-
ing that these children be more assid-
uously instructed IN what the flag
represents and be made as familiar
as possible with the great personases
In American history, superintendent,
Montoya IS going after the very high
est In education among the native
people. The ready ana cordial CO.
l5lieration wnItn~nr fina anons Sh'
parents OF the boys and girls shows
eonvinclngly how sterling Is the coun-
try-love among the spanish-American
people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
Bowels are Basis
of Child Health

The careful mother, who watches
closely the physical pecuiiariiies OF
nor children. viii soon discover that
the most importent thing In connec-
ton with a childs constant good
health Is 10 keep the bowels regularly
open. sluggish bowels Will be fell
lowed by loss OF appetite, rostlossneas
during sleep lrritnDliity and dozen
and one similar evidences OF physical
disorder
AZ the first Sign OF such disorder
giyo the child a teaspoonfui OF Or.
Caldwells syrup Popsln at night on
retiring ana repeat tho dose the foi-
lowing night " necessary than
that VIII scarcely ee needed You
viii hnd that tho child viii recover
rs accustomed good spirits az once
and viii eat and sleep normally
This remedy b q yast Improvement
over salts, cathnrlica, laxative watera
and similar things. which are alto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
Tine RIGHT SPIRIT.

The Interview which appeared with
former Governor Herbert J. HAger-
man "a this paper yesterday exhibits
the true constructive spirit which is
gaining ground everywhere IN New
Mexico and which IL New Mexico'a
best assurance OF a great futuro--in
fact 70 use the Language OF the
spen-binder resplendent and glor-
ious future. New Mexico can have
things all her own way II she simply
gets down 40 business ana pushes.
We have tho greatest opportunity
ever offered a new state. There isn't
an obstacle IN the way. A. heavy
property owner and empire builder In
the most highly developed and pros
porous portion Of New Mexico, Mr.
IIaRorman speaks with authority
when he points the way 10 the GER
tainty Of similar development and
greater prosperity IN every county. IN
every vnlley and on every plain 80
an. now state. Other men prominent
An the deyeiopment OF tho sunshine
stste's resources speak An the same
vein, we sol it rpm the farmers. the
osisiemen. the sheoDmenl tho minis
operators. the merchants. IRON 'hs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

gothor TOO powerful for child. Tho
homes OF Mrs. -. g. Orinln. sandy.
umh, Rnd Mrs. Clara Mcintosh. Ma
sonville. colo. are always supplied
with Or. Caidwells syrup Pepsin. and
with them. Hs with thousands of
others. there Is no substitute for this
grand laxative. II Is really more than
laxative, for u contains superior
tonic properties which help 90 tone
and strengthen the stomach, liver
and bowels 30 that after "a brief use
OF Il an inxativos can be dispensed
with ana nature win do ita own work.
Anyone wishing 20 make trial %
this remedy before buying Il ia the
regular way OF druggist al nifty
cents or one dollar large bottle
(family aizo) can have q sample bot
Gle sent 90 the home free of charge
BY simply addressing Or. W. n, cald-
well. 40b Washington st., Monticello.
In Your name ana address on a
postal card wili DO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
ARSON IS A JOKE
BOYS THINK
Silver City Youths Confess to
Robbery and Burning Of
Warehouse and Are Held to
the Grand Jury.

Especial CosrcnDondence g. the IIeraidl
silver city ~, NJ. March ls.--
Taking their arrest az a huge Joke.
three boys whose ages range from IA
10 IS years are in the county Jail
here IN default 81 heavy bond. await
ing the action of the grand Jury on
tie char8e OK arson and robbery. The
boys, whose names are Eugenio cha
vera, G0mocindO Reyes, and John :,
1arin, hii natives Of silver cily, COM
fessed st their preliminary hearing
before Judge Sowcomb 10 the rob-
Derry and burning of the I.eras Candy
company warehouse In the Abraham
block last Monday night ChaVerR rs
charged with arson. the other two
With burglary. The three buys de-
clare that they pulled on the job
alone. no one else being implicated.
The confession OF Eugonlo chRvera
IS right IN the dime novel class. II
is as follows.
Monday night myself. G0mocindo
Reyes and John $. Tarin had finished
eating supper when the three OF az
come to town. When we we're COINS
60 one side Of the candy store, John
says let's enter In there. We told
him an right. Then Gomocindo and
John began 10 throw rocks at the
window. missed every time thqy
threw az Il. Then I went down "a
the Exchange saloon. In q shorl
time they come down there and told
me they had broken the window
Gomoclndo told me this. Then tbs
three OF AS went 20 Al Dano's snloon
We began % play cards, the three oi
as. Then ! and John vent out 10 Hes
II the window was broken. John re-
manned here guarding me. He told
me he was going 60 get Gomocndo
Whom they returned I had already
cleaned on the glass. Then I entered
Then / went TO the register. II wal
open. saw the checks there an,
saw 1 could not do anything wlt'
them and left shom TO one side
Then Gomoclndo Reyes and Johl
Tarin arrived at the door and thel
tolc me 20 open the door 90 the,
could enter. / opened the door. The,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

pfofraslonni men and the tradesmon.
The next ten years Is certain - see
vast strides made IN New Mexico. u
~ certain 90 see tremendous tn
crease N the wealth Of the state; a
BITS increase IN its population, and
the man VINO goes In 20 win now az
the threshold Of opportunity Is going
10 come out on tho crest Of The wave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

The sun shono brightly az Harold
Velox seuntered into Chinatown 90
secure some pictures with his truaty
little 1-axSh camera. He rather
Rugged himself az the idea Of gesins
some snapshots OF Oriental life.
Harold little dreamed that the Chi
nese are averse 70 having themselves
photographed. Many OF them think
Il puts a jinx on them and that when
the picture is snAtched they begin TO
die.
Harold sighted a likely looking
group OF hatch men emerging from
a tong meeting ana pulled the cam
era on them.
They heard the shutter click.
(THE ENID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
.ABS + s,. q: Solar

PERHAPS II was the cal TO Jury
duty that n Roosevelt heard.
q q q
JOHN BULL needs less suffragottes
and more coal.
. o o
UNCLE JOE, having no gavoi co.
make q noise with, IL silent.
THERE AXE ALWAYS a number
Of hats In tho ring IN Mexico.
q q q
THE SOUTH POLE discovery
seems TO have been sort Of Alphonse
and CASTOR affair
. . %
THE POPULATION OF Mexico IL
divided into two es--revOlution-
ists and officc-holdors
. . q
YOU CAN CATCH almost any Al
buquerque man studying a seed cate-
logue II you watch him closely.
1T IS Not WHAT you would call
a sunday afternoon stroll. even to the
South Pole.
"a q .
J COLONEL ROOSEVELT has de-
voloped into our champion little ex-
planationizer.
q q q
THE NUMBER OF bridges that
have been burned IN Mexico ought to
mako the climate pcfeeptlbly hotter.
. Q 9
THE CAMPAIGN will not really
begin until tho University Of New
Mexico Entertainers get on the road.
. . .
ITALY HAS AssIMILATED Tri=
poll but Il Is not Setting" well on
/ her stomach
o o o
| 1T WOULD BE UTTERLY 1emor-
aliziEg II after all our trouble the
Panama canal should So up IN a vol
canic eruption.
O q .
FEW GO INSANE In Kansas. -
declares a Sunflower State newspaper.
Are we 20 conclude that they are al
ready that way2
q . o
MARsE HENRY'S curiosity ms n
the sources Of Woodrow Wilson'S
campaign fund may be more as
sumed than genuine.
9 Q q
THERE rs LITTLE doubt that al
though not a candidate sunny jim
sherman will gracefully consent "a
run II nominated.
q o %
| THAT'S ALL NONSENSE about q
baseball trust. Who ever heard OF
J. Plerp. Morgan even going to
gamer
| DIR. COOK says he Is ready q
throw up his hat for Amundsen. =
Ions public viii throw al
worse than that II DR.. Cook doosn
keep out Of II.
a TEXAS PAPER Indignantly de
mands that we introduce the safe aRs
sane and simple graduation gown tm
year. what. then, Is the use OF hav
ling any graduation?
o . y
GENERAL DYER aged ninety
two. has resigned as postmaster a
skowhegan, Maine. This effoctualll
refutos the charge that federal off
cials never resign,
O . q
NOW MR. SINISTER, Just hom
from Persia, hits al England. SAT-
On first. When IN doubt always TAX
wallop at England, she has NJ
friends.
q = .
II THOSE VIRGINIA. hill-hillies VIII
put the recall OF the judiciary int
/ effect with siX-shoOters may b
] safe" in the mountain Businesses
but most OF ns under the circum
stances would feel more secure In
stone jail
o q o
THE DEMOCRATS are endeavor
ing 10 make capital with the argu
menf that IL We don't elect Roosevelt
weIi have two eH-prosidents on on
hands next year. This Is q sort OF
left handed argument but It open
up an appalling prospect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

The Herald has been unable to lind
any merchants Ga lhis fair city who
find that trade conditions are the
worst In history. that the city 10 going
to the demnltion bow vows, that the
outlook Is discouraging and that we
are all together on the creased tooog-
san towm fheneial ruin. on me
other hand. to the best OF our in
formation things seem 20 be moving
along pretty smoothly toward Bigser'
Better RRd Buster Albuquerque. Ana
the SURF way to realize our ambitions
IS to set I'm behind the bandwason
ard boost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
TIE DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
CONTEST.


The Herald congratulates the young
people who have been announced the
winners IN the agricultural demons
stration train letter writing contesti
ana the prize winning letters, which
are published in this paper today,
show clearly what a great education
al influence this demonstration train
has been among the boys and girls
OF New Mexico. The awakening Of in
teres, in farming among the youns
people has been one 81 the most inn
portant results Of the phenomenaliy
successful tour OF this special train
and the boys and girls industrial
clubs organized Following the trains
trip are keeping these influences 81
work.
Especial thanks are due President
Mcqueen Gray OF the University for
his liberaiity in doalalng the prizes
offered 81 Professor Tlnsley. the im-
migration bureau and President Car
rlson Of the Agricultural college, thus
making the prizes handsome enough
to reward fully the hardest and most
conscientious work Of the prize VIM
ners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

The program Of entertainment for
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine on the
occasion OF the meeting Of the imper-
inI council LOS Angeles, May SIS. is
one % the principal features OF a
beautifully illustrated folder doscrip-
tive Of the escenle Way 20 the Pa
oiflc," jusi issued and now being dis
tributod by the passenger department
OF the Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
NEW MExIoo's SHAME.


The astounding revelation Of COR
rupllon made IN the frat state Iegis-
iaturc OF tho new state 81 New Mex
ice az Santa Fe last night IN some
thing that wiil meke the cheek az
every New Mexican hot with shame.
That such a revelation should come
when the session Il barely under way
that u should come just AZ the time
that New Mexico should put her best
foot foremost and just at the time
when the eyes OF the nation are on
the new state 10 a blow 20 our pride
and a blow TO the prestige and repu-
tation Of the state. II il blow that
strikes at every citizen. The brazen
attempt a. barter and sale Is the more
knocking IN connection with the most
important duty OF the legislature
the election Of men 20 represent New
Mexico in the senate OF the United
States.
The corruption exposed yesterday
il dark blot on our state cscuich-
con; but that il was Immediately ex-
posed and that IL viii receive condign
punishment Is better than that Il
should have been condoned and
hushed up. II Is better. coming al
the outset. than II the head OF this
serpent OF bribery should have been
reared later on and the stain OF po-
hsical indecency In high places should
have spread until II darkened the
whole record. As Il Is. the New Mex
leo Legislature now has ample chance
10 wipe OUT the disgrace; and for the
fair name Of the commonwealth. IN
Justice to the outraged feelings OF
every right-minded citizen, Il Is in
cumbent upon the Legislature 20 atone
for the crime OF four OF It's members;
for at this writing there seems 20 be
no doubt that crisae has been COM
mitted agaHaN the pegAo sofa 40
whole STATE.
There must he no halfway meas
ares during the remainder OF the SEES
sion. The attitude Of the legislature
must be high and determined. i
must use It's opportunity 70 pass thu
most drastic possible laws agains
corruption; II must so conduct itsel
during every day Of the session tina
not a whisper OF suspicion May arise
the sternest integrity Is demanded b!
the people OF New Mexico from ever
member OF both houses; and tn
people ara IN no mood for trlfling
The Hesald has faith TO believe tina
tho great majority OF the New Mexic'
legislators are men OF probity AM
men who win put forth their hes
and most patriotic efnortH 20 see tha
this lesson has been well learned
Now Mexico has been disgraced be
fore the country; let that diserae'
heroic remedy though It be, point II
moral 30 strongly that the whole stat
viii eventually benefit.
1t IL the duty Of the Legislature {
cauterizo this fostering sore for IN
health Of the body polite. Let Il
determination be indomitahle 20 r.
tFleve the reputation of New Mexic'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Madoro. Orozoo. Reyes, ot al,
should get together ana take that
collection OF hot tamalo rcbellions
on transforming tour OF Pam
america II would drag down some
tremendous gate receipts which could
be turned into the Mexican treasury
To be used for the development and
improvement OF the country and the
cultivation Of some Of tho farming
lands now being used for target prac-
tico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

ibid YOU ever know a doctor 20
take hts own medicine, sliihers2' ask.
ed lllldad
"D.d ~" retorod Slllhers. well.
rather Last Tins ! crossed the A.
lantic ola DR.. Gidbody prescribed
champagne as a cure for my soasick-
ness and whenever Il was time for a
dose he'd come around and Join me
--iiarper's Weekly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

a bill for am get TO prohibit Bull
fighting would Undoubtedly enlis, the
cordial support 81 at least one dis
tlnguished gentleman now sojournins
In santa Fe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Nebraska and Virginia. who fur
nishod us with real shockers on the
same day, bring vlyidly TO mind the
fact that lawlessneas Is no, a matter
OF geography.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

We thought the Colonel had said
about the last word IN the matter o.
simplifled spelling. but this "sidna
Allen seems to call for another re-
vision OF the rules.