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The Springfield herald., 1913-03-28
Local Gossip.


A terrific wind storm visited
this section last Sunday. No
particular damage except the
upturning of miscellaneous out
buildings.
DR.. Nicholson was here first.
of the week to see Mrs. David
Konkel who has been suffering
intensely with nuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Brown
were down from Lamar and call
ers at the Stewart home last
Sunday.
Bun Dean, wife, little girl ano
Nellie Watson came over in their
auto last Sabbath to see Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Dean is remem
bered here as former efficient
County Supt. Of Schools,
Miss Pauline Jones arrived
home Monday.
Clint Kercheval was guest
of friends in town last Saturday
night.
Felix Ward was in town the
22nd, also Casper and George
Durant.
Ralph Hooker was looking af
ter phone business here the
22nd.
The Sentinel of last week was
fine issue. The article by Fred
Harris thorough history
of the great Two Buttes project,
the Illustrations, general matter
makeup etc. first class and
Editor Jones is to be congratu
lated on his success in getting
out this splendid number,
Jim Herrin will move his fam
lily from Cottonwood to near
Higbee, April 1st where he owns
a farm and will thereafter raise
al ralfa, hogs, wheat etc.
Drummer Heller and F.FE
Lamport made a flying trip tc
Denver after new Ford which
H. bought from Stewart d Lam
port.
Curtis Elder and wife were
guests at the konliel home last
Friday night. They will move
TO Bennett, this state, about %
miles east of Denver within the
next fortnight
d. G. Greathouse was in town
Monday.
Look out for prairie fires.
Byron Scarborough has pur-
chased the horses belonging to
the Ambrose Curtis estate.
Atty. Allen was Two Buttes
visitor the 22nd and 23rd.
Herb Homsher was at lamar
after freight for Denney last
week. Eight years Official life
didn't spoil him for something
harler. Freighting is the real
, thing.
| knights Gospel of Hate con
tinues a leading feature of the
Democrat (?). Because forsooth,
numbers of old time democrats,
the very ones who made possible
the election of those who won on
the democratic ticket, do not
lackey after the self appointed
great | am" or otherwise fol
low his rules and regulations
their democracy is questioned
Consider the source.
r. NJ. Fowler was in town
He reports d serious
loss to |, O. Eager who had 5S
bales of broom corn, his bar E
maize etc. destroyed by prairie
fire on last Sunday. The fire
started in the Welcome school
district and burned over several
sections. There was no other
loss however, except that Of fence
posts and grass. Considering the
terrific wind it is remarkable
that the boys were able to sub
due the fire before greater dam
age was done.
John Minter is writing ser
les of letters for tile Jacksonville
Ill. Courier regarding the Arkan-
sas Valley and Baca County. He
pictures in glowing terms the
The Springfield herald., 1913-03-28
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
publisher
c IL.

Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
March s. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Clinton b. Smith
of Springfield. Colorado who on October 81. 1910
made Addl. homestead entry Serial No. Os95i. for
nwI, of section I3 township 80 S. Range 46W. 6th
Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before the United States
Commissioner at Springfield, Colorado. on the 18th
day OF April 1918
Claimant names as as-witnesses:
Maurice Long.
Casper Durant.
j. II. Wade.
Ralph E. Hooker. all of Springfield. Colorado
eugene NJ. whitaker,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1913-03-28
County Clerks
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
July 1st 1912, to Dec. 31st 1912

the Honorable Board Of County Commissioners of Baa Coup
IT, Colorado.-Gentemen
the honor submit herewith consideration the
Annual Statement of the Receipts Disbursements of Baca
Colorado the half ending D. 1912
WILL STURGEON. County Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12


AIr "MuRgsy McGfaw, manager
81 ira New York Giants. was punched
into nemi.unconseiausnesn the other
aay 81 a pitcher 81 The philadelphia
haseball team. one Mr. Rrsanan, who
explained that he was provoked 20
nc daod BY she Ncw Yorker's saunia
Il nc Quaker cits players during the
tourse Of q game The beaver Re-
ppbllsan says
Tho manager Of the New Works. -
submitted 10 BE- one q tins foremost
artlsss in what h technically knoNn
rs getting the scat" 81 opposition
players. Getting vne's goat consists
il standing as AGAR player as the
ruses alu permit and making com-
snensu on said players personal app
pearance. family history. moral char
setter sasie IN dress and anything else
al iefasnas ratare that may enter
me Koat-getsern head This - a
form Of buIiy-sasains which has be-
come : prominsnt feature % the ma
ilonal game ''as she h played" today,
aiany prominent young baseball
player. 81 big league eaiibuF 10 FAR
Is ITS mechanical abilities are con-
corned. has been sent 10 the minors
hecansc Of inability 10 stand this form
II lnuulslsoriai comment directed By
aach men a. Mc0raw from the coach
ins lines
Such past masters a. afctiiaw seeHl
~ know just h0~ mech 81 this goat.
neluhs certain minds viii stand be-
fore congusion results Win an IN
sensissy which can only b. desersbed
AZ nundish. ihe tormontor plays upon
ccriain dsacofdaRt string until
ssneihlng IL lhe braln " the human
target breaks and . player goes "up
~ ahe air" and commits a series OF
inisDlaya that fcrulis IN victory foi
size torturers seam. The higher
sirunr me victim. and Inc more alert
hls mentality. aho quicker be p like.
~ 70 nuconmb g this noyol form o.
menfal torture,
IA 4 nee surprising % mad the spec
salon taking 40 and eniarsing upon
thls eort 81 'ragslnE" ~ ~ said
BASKETBALL players arc exposed 20 h.
wallis from nearby spectators which
simply cannot be PASSED by Ia silence
assen 50 seasoned . player - Tyru'
fobh jumped into me stands last sea-
eob snd administered d severe beating
4o specntor vino hao heaped fou
Abaae "a lhe players head 10 a.
siepo ~ vsslsln9 his goat"
EfldenilF Khan, elfe fair ~ base
ll as n love and pan hpckeF'
sttm pdtllesed - extend themselves
to lhe|f l|solslle imli besh on ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12


Thni there ere na usunl two sides
IS &ns caac 81 ar Mellen " polnicd
"a ~ sollseA q Lesns's;
reep,o read ntneailohaG headlines
bn lhey nettf lopk a. n6arss The
Aofy 81 dftadral Aceiaeni on = rail-
foad Il a pnVe orsepfea a. pFoei -
sfoss acknowledgement n 1--WE 81
ihfet atelatnsa On me same railroad
epaa a taheu IN rapid suoeession.
me whole llhe b cehdemhed as un-
spfe ard rs manasement dcnouncel
- unifu4i orthy. Yet a popular
writer has tald chat "miaforsunea
cone not slnaiy. but In hAtsalious.2
WHO has nos feli me force Of this
ssattment1 Hareh efiiiciuma ~ the
New Haven rallfoad have been heard
ana lnfes,iHntions by prejudiced aa-
thorlilea hatr been reported By prriu-
diced reporttrs u vicious yellow
press. We have nov come up ssd-
eeNly eeainst few stern facta Let
our readers have patience with tho
taie me truthful nEe,s tell. In The
.trn seur. cesetina shs inCuInboncy
III president Molten ~ the New
BIaren. Il has operssed over s,ooo GOO
Trains and carried total o. over
5ss. ooo.oeo passengers with ak acct
dents IN which passengers we're killed
and with only one fatality FOR every
"a .ooo. aoe passengers carried. In slS
~ the ten years. not q passenger lost
Ma lifc rs reason " accident 20 q
train. though IN that time sti.ooo.ooo
passengers were carried IN approMi'
maioly s.soo.9oo trains. This h th'
record under President MeIlens adj
ADMINISTRATION.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

lIrnnlY E'rg, NJ 4at Affn nud Wo,uru
fIua Nol b. Nithh a. i',thilc.
noolptss tlAIal'0mia k~iicc
fInff


Oklahoma CITY OKLA. auly i1.--
Late slcopoFe. beware tou who have
dfnnNrd SoHf beds np o. tha window
and llc ahod tiil either pcUplc have
started the days work Hereafter
you are likely a. ~ fo1esl AZ 8 q. ~.
IS a policeman with a request that
you pull down the shades or retire
/ further into thn shaded vccessos OF
your chamber 40 more may you
/ Zee In an undEaped condition stretch
"a nt full length Or cuficd up IN your
windows. snoring while the work-a.
day world passes below you and
ntafca.
''pull aowa sae shades or get upi"
may b. the order issued BY the police
department 10 those who slcpp IN win
d0Ws. chief % Police >. y. Jonas o.
about 20 place a han on southern ex-
posuscs. There are threats ~ Q
O'Clock curfew TO arouse old ana
young. Tat and thin. and notifying
them that Il Is time 10 retreat from
the airy couches No such orders
are official but they rpny be 20.
Tho new crusade T. the Veau't of an
early trip downtown Chief - Police
Jones made Sunday morning late
sunday night he had scarce rscOv-
cred from the shocks received SIM
dny morning a. he raEzed through the
residence district OF the CITY.
A he rounded n corner on MS nv
10 his office. ha saw what appeared
To be a freight car draped in a circus
tent lodged on the porch ~ fine
residence. Closer Inspection showed
that ~ was merely the large owner
81 the house sound asleep at 8 a. m.
partly wrapped In a voi0minous
'niehtie"
Windows and porches were filled
with sleepers exposed "a the early
morning light and the Saze of early
pedestrians The warm weather mp
parentiy had drawn hundreds 10 spend
the night IN the windows ana caused
them 20 forget the morrow.
OF course the hot weather y "a
blame and chief Jones. Who n not
thin. realizes that only 81 the win
dows may be felt the cooling, carcss-
ing breczes that WOO sleep. hut he
protests that the sight presented h'
large fat men and women iYlng In tbs
windows at a. m. r. demOralizing
Chief Jones Is not anxious 10 make
himself the Anthony Comstock OF OK
lahoma city bat he declared thai
something must be done.
Unofnclaiiy he ha' even threatened
J TO encourage SINAI boys with bean
shooters as being the most effectua
alarm. He believes that squad o.
small boys armed with beaRshooteri
would create havoc IN the ranks OF the
Iundraped and unashamed. NothiEI
definite has been decided upon as L
, tho methods Of discouraging window
sleeping after 6 a. m. but somethinI
must be done.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

NNNNN NWNNn|f NNNNN|WaH
Honor and respect The man Who NJ
dosnF eood work for your town and
community Do you ever realise that
man who II fond OF boosting "a
largely responsible for your success ?
Had you Thought OF this IN the proper
wayg The fellow who fails to do his
rublic duty by me community m
which he resides IA doing you no good.
Help the fellow who Is helping YOU.
Place your appreciation where y DO
longs aud you will be- doinR no more
than your part ~ your fellowmen
Your town a your home, wherein
aHeil your friends apd well wiakere
who will loyalty stand by You In che
hour Of sorrow and mourn with YOU
when you are sad. aud rejoice when
you are Riad. and whose interests are
closely linked with your interests.
The success Of your town means
your success. ne loyal 90 n and ~
Institutions az YOU are To your per-
nonal interests. Give your homc town
and IT, various enterprises your loyal
support and Il VIII be returned to you
aEaln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
coIoRs As GUNS.

Many beldante In wayside villages
ssill Insists that wrapper Of red
flannel IA the surcst cure for nore
throat. and the efficiency lies. she
VIII tell you. not 20 mitch In the
cloth az In ils color. Interestingly
enough the remedy b. often effective.
or 81 least the muffcd patient gets
we'll II this merely homely super
slitlon or has IL hidden basis some
where in scientific truth. as most SUI
perstlplons have7
a writer IN London Answers"
holds The latter opinion. Learned
authorities." he says. agree that red
llaht ls excelicnt IN most skin dis
oasea while blue and violet are i'm
Galllble germ killers. Green Is re-
Eardnd as "a sure brlnEer OF rest and
calm. and b generally used In treat
ing an SORTS o. eye complaints and
nervous diseases IL seems. indeed
that from time out Of memory Ger.
tain colors have been regarded Al
conducive TO bodily welfare. Il ha'
long been a spanish custom. We are
told. that children suffering from
measles shalt be dressed In RED
gown and dosed with red liquids
while in parts OF the Orient measles
patlents are painted a vivid crimson
The use Of the violet ray IN treatinl
certain maladies today = familiar ans
the color idea ~ related 10 health ans
comfort IL also evident in 1 whit'
suits and shoes for summer. Il ma!
be that as experiment advances, th'
snpcrstisions Of the simple VIII be
come the science Of tho wise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
10000 0NNO &c,

Pennsylvania stands prcemlnent
among the states In the production of
coal and In the manufacture of coke.
The quantity of coke produced IN the
state in 1919 was 21.s7e.0iS short tons
valued at tss.0st.t5s. against et.9e3.-
935 tons valued at st3,Q5as361. In
1911. according TO Edward w Parker.
81 the United states Geological sur
vey The Increase ia 1912. compared
with 1911 was 5.ftS.0S3 short tons.
or 24.s5 per cent. in quantity. and
sts,0Oi.iit. or see per cent IN value.
The quantity Of coke made ih 1919
was the largest on record. exceeding
the previous maximum 90 26.5i3,2it
tons In 1897 by s5S. 500 short tons. but
failing behind the earlier year In value
| by St1.5s3.54g
As producer OF coke Pennsylvania
IL relatively % greater Importance
than as a producer Of coal. for where
az, including the production Of an
thraclte. Pennsylvania contributes less
than half the entire output OF coal In
the United states. nearly two-thirds
the total production OF coke IL made
within that state. Pennsylvania has,
however. not progressed as fast as
some other states In the matter Of
conserving the 0y-products OF coke
making. All but very small guam
tity OF the states coke Is made In bee
hive ovens or In rectangular ovens BE-
which the process ls one OF partial com
bustlon. as In the beehive ovens. and
without recovery OF by-products OF
utilization OF the heat generated Ia
the cooking process.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
5 NNNNNNNNN0NNoNN

Who runs railless railroad-and
h welcome 10 the same--and ranks
with Kaiser wilhelm In the German
Hall Of Fame? Who blows his choo-
Choos fun OF gas and hollers IAN
abroad" and waves so-long. as fades
away the terra flrma horde? Who
does not know FOR certain that he
ever will come back--and yet, al
least. need have no fear Of bOvines
on the track? Who'll fix II yet 80
wen but need To hail big balloon
when we would make "A call upon the
man that's In the Moon? who'll stop
at Mars or Neptune when he wants
coupling pin-thc MILKY Way for
gasoline? Boy, page Count Zeppelin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
sNNN~Ne~N~NNNS~~
4 CITY WITHIN -FOUR WALLS
! AASNaANNAAA4A


New York Is about 10 establish a
new record by erecting q skyscraper
which will cover an acre and, with
the ground. will represent value OF
&2S, 100000
This building will be occupied by "A
general line OF tenants. since the
Equitable Life Assurance society
owner OF the structure. could not oe-
cupy more than fraction OF the huge
building
Here Il to be structure with an
earning capacity OF $500. coo a year;
Ia construction II will be many build
4 ings Ina reality under one roof; IL viii
have l,a50O00 square feet Of rental
space and for that space tenants will
pay az high as $50 a square foot a
year. Everything about Il Will be ON
greater and grander plan than ans q
thing ever before undertaken, II u
planned purposely TO excel the world
In construction. and 10 set "a limit
which shall not be surpassed In many
years
Principally designed To house large
business concerns which have many
employees needing space, the s,ruc-
ture will have an Interior arrange
ment again the plan OF the building
tempted Whole unbroKcn floors OF
almost forty thousand square feet
will be available for corporations de-
string them. or they can have several
floors or parts Of several iioors
These offices VIII be connected with
the general elevator corridors. wH'ie
within their own wallis they will have
private corridors, stairways and ele-
vatOrs. The nrst tenant signed up
the Equitable itself, will have such an
arrangement. The society has taken
Three floors. or the equivalent OF that
amount Of space Tor period Oi
twenty years,
Several OF the banking houses and
large law firms which occupied space
ia the old building before lts destruc-
ton would be glad 10 get back again
to the same relative space they oc-
lCupled before the IRE. some Of them
had offices ON several floors, and
should they desire the same arrange
ment again the plon OF the building
viii permit Of a. This private ele'
vator equipment viii not. Of course
be- furnished generally, but only 10
| those taxing "a certain amount al
j iioOr space.
Needless GO say the building viii be
the very last thing In iiroproof con
struction. From the concrete il0oi
OF the lowest caisson in the founda'
ton 20 the top of the nagpoles which
will surmount the twin broadwa,
sections. there viii not be an inch
or an ounce OF hurnable material
used In its construction. OF general
| finish and decoration little Is TO be
said yet, except that as the old Equit
able building wax noted among IN,
big structures OF Nv day for the splen'
dor 81 liz offices Eo the new building
will be 10 those of the present day
No expense Will be- spared % arrive
ai this result % that for many year'
10 come the Equitable building vii
be known az the place OF the mos
luxurious offices Ia the city. Rcntal'
for the space in tho building VIII war;
from 80 10 $50 square foot "A year
--~--a---a=-----r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
~ The District Court ~ the Unitod
statcs for tbs District 81 New Mox-


IN The District court " the Unltod
states Tor the District 81 New Mex
ioo.
United states Of America. plaintiff.
vs.
Bartol0me Baca. 81 al. defendants.
40. i7s.
ORDER
n appearing to TITO court that the
above entitled cause - commenced for
the purpose % enforcing u lien In ia
vor Of the United statos OF America,
upon the land and real estate de-
scribed In plaintiffs complaint and
commonly known ~ the snnin Rosa
De Cubcro Grant. which said land aud
real estate u situated within the state
and district o. New Mexico. and u ape
pearing that sho defendants, the nm.
known owners or claimants 90 interest
IL or to the tract og land known as the
Santa Rosa Dc Cubero Grant can not
be- found within the said DISTRICT 81
New Mckee. and have not voluntarily
appeared In this cause.
Now on motion Of plainiln, Il Is or
dcrcd By the court. that said defend
ants. and each OF them, DO plead, ans
wcr or demur. in this cause By the
first day OF september. A. D. 1919.
Il Is further ordered by thc court
that a certified copy 20 ,his order,
under the sea- OF the court. be served
upon any person or persons "a posses
sion OF or charge Of the said real cs-
tate.
n IL further ordered that q certified
copy OF this order. under the seal OF
the court. be published Ia tho Albu'
aucrque Evening Herald daily news
paper, published within the district OF
New Mexico. once a week FOR six con-
secutive weeks. the last publication q
be- made al least one week before IN,
said FIRST day Of september, a. d. 1913
Done Ia open court at Santa Re
New Mexico, this 2eth dag OF Jun,
a. d. 1913.
wM. ". POPE.
Matted states District Judge
Tinted states District court
District Of New MeNico.---ss.
I. Harry r. Lee. clerk Of the United
| states District Court for the nlstrlc
OF New Mexico. do hereby certify tina
/ the above and foregoing Is true an'
I correct copy of an order Of court mad,
seal OF said court at Santa Pc, iu sai'
on the 26th day Of June. a. u. 1913.
Witness my official signature au'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
USED IN M.IIDDERATIO,


"sir.' bcgan the young man nerv-
oualy. - wish 10 ask your consent
for my marriage with your daughter.
"Ehf" quickly rejonod the parent.
what IL YOUR income9 u u sum.
client 10 support wife?"
"lt a." boldly returned the slightly
netiled hspitant "and. what h more
AS sufficient 10 stand an occasional
touch from my wifes father"
"Then she's yours. my son'"--ion-
don Answers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

II Is 10 BE- hoped Jack London will
ALSO give ~ serial dealing with the
VARYING Psychological states Of ths
man who undersoea an operation fcI
appendicitis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

There seems 10 be am unscemly
haste on the pnrt of our Statesmen 20
prove that they neyVr even knew
there was such name in the direc-
tory az lAuierbach.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

An Arctic explorer says th0t i,000,
900 square miles IN the rcslon ~ the
north Pole have never been visited
There ir no occasion yet Tor the Are
he AleAanders 10 weep.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

In the District Court OF the UNTO"
states for the District Of New Mex
leo.
United states Of America, plaintiff.
vs.
Frank A. Hubbell. et nj. defendants
No. i73.
ORDER
II appearing TO the court that the
above entitled cause Is commenced for
the purpose OF enforcing "A lien In ia
yor OF the United states OF America,
upon the land and real estate de-
scrlbed ia plaintiffs complaint and
commonly known as the Palarito
Grant. which said land and real es-
tate n situated within the state aud
district OF New Mexico. and II appear
ing that the defendants. the unknown
owners or claimants of interest In or
To the tract OF land known as the
PajarltO Grant. can not be found with
In the said district of New Mexico,
aud have nOt voluntarily Appeared VA
this cause.
Now on motion of plaIntin, II In or
dered by the court, thai said defend
ants. and each of them. do plead, ans
wer or domur. Ia this cause by the
first day OF September A. y. 1913.
Il is further ordered by the court
that certified copy OF this order
under the seal Of the court, be served
upon any person or persons In posses
sion OF or In charge OF the said real
estate.
II Is further ordered that "A certified
copy OF this order, under the seal oI
tho court. bo published In the Albu-
querque Evening Herald, a daily news
paper published within the district
of New Mexico. once a week Tor siA
consecutive weeks tho iast publication
10 Ne made az least one week bofOr,
said iirst day Of September. A. d. 1918
Done IN open court at santa Fe
New Mexico, this g6th day Of June, A
ID. 1913,
wM. a. POPE.
United states District Judge
United states District Court,
District OF New Mexico..-ss.
l. Harry n. Lee. clerk of the United
states District Court for tho. District
OF New Mexico. DO hereby certify thai
the above and foregoing IL a true ard
correct copy of an order OF court
made GA the 26th day of June, A. d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

The new American ambassador %
England has rented house In Lon
don for $4,000 year which Is more
than his saiary. The rich cannot be
accused Of growing richer in the III
plomatic service Of the United states