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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

and dollars, ana shall ho Imprisoned
for not lees thhh one year nor more
than ten yeats w me state pcnlten.
ti1ty
soc. i3 Ans psrRnn or persons
agent ~ AGENTS Vip ahUli .ell CO.. at.
tempt to sel ,lc sinek bonds ~ other
securitiD hy 10 onorDd ,0r mle. who
have not complied with ths provisions
of this act 90 any Investment COM
pany, domestic or foreign. which shall
do any business. or offer or attempt
~ DO an, business. except ~ provided
In section Two Of this act. which shall
not hay, complied with the provisions
OF this act, or any agent or agents who
shall do or attcmpt 80 40 any bust.
ness for my investment company
domestic ur foreign. in this state.
which agent D. not al the time duly
registered and has fully complied with
tho pToyis .snB OF this oct, small be
deemed guilty Of n misdcmcanor. ana
upon conviction thereof shall be fined
for each Ou,nHc not less than one
1 hundred dollars nor more than two
| thousand dollars. or hy imprisonment
10 tho county lBil Tor not moro than
ninety days, or both such nnc and im-
prisonmcni, at tho discretion oi the
court.
Sec. 70. All fees herein provided
for shall DO collected b. the state
corporation commission and bv %
, shall bo turned into the state treasury,
and an fees so turned into tive state
treasury are hereby rcappropriated to
| tho state corporation commission for
the purpose 81 paying all salaries and
| expenses necessary for carrying yals
act into effect. and tho state cOrpor-
alton commission IL hereby authorized
10 appoint such clerks ana deputies
as are actually and absolutely neoos-
nry to carry this act into fun force
and effect. none of whom shall be re-
lated Oy blood or marriage TO any
member % the state corporation COM
mission or any of ita deputies. All
money actually and necessarily paid
ont ~ said corporation commission
or ay any clerk or deputy appointed
under this act. FOR travelling or incl
dental expenses. shalt %" paid by the
stat, treasurer oUt OF such fees upon
tho state auditors wpty1nts, Go Doc is
sued upor sworn vouchers containing
au Uamiz,d rDcouut of such salaries
or expenses
s,,. 10. should the courts declare
ans action of this act unconstitutional
or Unauthorized bS UN. or lon conflict
with any other section ur provision
uf this rgL then such decision shall
effect ont, tn, section coz provision
su declared Co Doe unconstitutional,
und shall not affect ans other section
ul part of his oct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
HUGE GRAY WOLF IS
KILLED WITHIN SIGHT
OF SILVER CITY

Silver rItg. n. So. San. IN.-A has,
gray luhu vut measuring over sis
le,t from up Hr unsr tu nip of tutl
was Mll,d almost within sight of Sill
Yer Gus Ws FrIU hy Tom bonn
hue. M. Donuhu.. Who h. employee
ut the Rus,daly Jersey form. thr.,
antilles east OF the .ltt, and Jon sim
mons huy were uut hunting Eu
COWS for the dairy Whom they r.
across the wolf So. D,ndh4r o..
his gun ith HAM tuI immclut ..
gave chase. nring goo The vol, uu.
hitting him in th. neck The w,H
ran three milrs Hi,r 'uins hlt H,
fore hc suyoumnrd q. the effects
the wound. IN, uu.WIl WIS bruu
,o SiNcr otis auU r. H Cussr ..
secured the ear aas and is having
mounted ly C,u1u l.r watson u' -
santa Fc line M Watson 1eiQs
expert taXidcrwisr The cold Wpu.
cr ana deep snow are driving OIL
animals out COZ the mountains.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
TOOMDS BLUE SKY
LAW TO REGULATE
STOCK AND BOND
SELLING
Important Measure IntrOduc.
ed BY Repres entati
Attracts Considerable Al
tentiOn in Legislature.
CLOSELY MODELLED ON
THE KANSAS STATUTE
Especial Correspondence 10 che uernrdl

Especial Correspondence a. The UerHid1 !
S.utl fr. y. N.. Jan. .u.Thc blue
alt law, for mo regulation uf invest
W"ut upmpouio.. sturk and uund soll-
inE concerns u.,utN introduced ny
N,ur'..ut1tiN, lupms 4. attracting
considerable alton ION.
TINS pieyc of legislation is ou, o.
tur most iWnurtn. thus lu intro
duord. 10 Boz CLOSELY modelled con tu,
Bass W fHI.v U kuuH# sud is sNpup-
ins loo iis innovations lf enacted into
uU DO win ImUus. strict regulations
upon 600 companies ,uetF,d In the
selling uf IolEE bonds aud n..urItirs
within De- tJic
Representative Toombs. author g.
the Wo1str.. b. our oi tu, leaders uu
tho majority sil. OF fho house llc
has thoroughly Gmtpr.l.d hims,lf
with the WORKING. of the niur sky
luV Iu kHn..a Ur Is convinced thlt
l,s results s.n good aud uu no"
one, eur. Is H,.' worth, ul adoption Iu
NrW Mexico
Opposition from companies selling
securities ln tHc stat" i- naturally 81
u..i.t and .Ir,udE s,,,rul pi the
members hI,, received protests from
.urrntaru's asking thrm o. unr.
rnalus. Ga. hI. Following D.. iu.
t'Nf .. ln' pr"Hu.l .u.
An Act .a fsu.,., ..r 'H, I,au,.'Iuu
HuH supervision u. .fu.E and nl,st-
m.uI companies .ud ..rruruuugs. ana
ptu,Idua Iru..t,. 'ar n. Violation
w,.n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20


organized undor the laws OF any other
state. territory or government, incor-
porated or Incorporated. u shall also
nle with tho said state corporation
commission copy Of tho laws OF such
state. territory or government under
which u exists or is Incorporated, and
also copy Of IT, charter. articles OF
Incorporation. coustitution and by
laws ana all amendments thereof
which have boon made and al other
papers pertaining 10 its orgnnlza ton.
Sec =. All OF the above described
papers shau 1r verified by tho oath
ui member 81 u-pa rincrghip or
COMPANY. if 10 hc u Co-parincrahlp or
company. ar bv tho oath Of duty au-
thorizod officer " 10 bc au inCorpor.
at"d "r unincorporaiod association.
an such pupcts. however. pe are rcc-
url,d ur ufc ou hI. Zoo luy public Of
u.o shau Do" Wrth,r certified 10 by
th. otir'r Hf Vrusa records or archives
they form part as being correct
copies of surh records cor archives.
500, g. Every lorIgn Investment
COMPANY shan also 900" rs writtcn
consent irt.ro-ao,.. mat actions may
nr commenced against Co. Zoe the
PROPER CONT oI uut county loo this
strt. Joe Whi.N o. ynuep 90 action may
arise co., ln which tHn uHintn may
rp.itr. nN ma svll,, uf process on
90" secretary ~ state. ANA uI.ul1iIug
ana agreeing tho H.H service u'
process 900 tfp f'.I.'... Hl rpf. ..HN
%, token and rc'd BOO 800 courts. to Dee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

hAAR NNtH NAN'Nh - ~ IiANNNWfA W W.
ton 81 this act. and until II shall
have died the papers ana documents
above provided for. No amendments
81 tho charter. articles OF incorpora-
ton. constitution and bylaws. of any
such investment company shall be-
come operative until copy Of tho
same has been fled with the state
corporation commission rs provided in
regard 10 tho original Ming Of char
tiers. articles Of Incorporation, consil-
tuition and hy.laws, nor shall u be
lawful for any such investment com
pany 20 transact business on any
other plan than that set forth In tho
statement required to be- filed b. soc.
tion 81 this act, or TO make any
contracts other than that shown n
tho copy Of tho proposed contract re-
quircd to ho filed by section 2 Of this
act, until a written statement showing
In fun detail the proposed new plan Of
tfonsacting business and q copy OF the
proposed ucw contract shall have
been filed with tho state corporation
commission in like manner 90 pro-
vlded IN regard o. the original plan uf
business and proposed contract. and
'''' ''".'"' UT ''' r'''' ''i P'' .'''"
.H'"" uD'Alu'" 'N Y" "'A'hE
such proposed nov plan of transact
Ing business and proposed new con-
tract
So. ANY Investment company
mHN appoint ono ur more agents, but
not such agent shalt do any business
for Uii Investment company IN this
ftdtp until De- shall utst register with
'." fIti' CORPORATION commission as
"H'u' i"r sn'h investment company,
Hud Tor 'H.n ui such registrations
l'r" shall Poo PAID 90 the state cor
r"''ii"r comm Hstnu Tho sum ut one
H'.'r such f's.'Hiuu s1NN "ni'l"
such Hs'ut @" r.pr0 Dnt said invest
m"u' "omp'nN "s its 1gcnt until th"
lv day o.! March following unless
ttid authority s sooner revoked bN
pa" stat" corporation commission. and
'a'h 1nih"iil} snail nr subject io re-
vocation N' tuy ii"" 7. ih' state '"tr
I"fHi"n commission '"r ,Iu-. up-
''''+ 10 ' SUN. ''".
~'o No Every Investment DumuJnE.
d"n"s'i. ur 'nrUsr. shall ul' di 'no
close 90 business 'n December 3lsf
Nhd Jun" ""ih OF each N'tL Ind 100
such other Times 1s required hy the
stat" cnri"f.'i don commission u st'tr-
mont verified DO, iu' oath u' do. .n-
liitrDfshiN company be- 10 Iu .u-
partnership 90 .uWntr. Hr Do. tu"
oath Ut H d1't authorized ''l.Dr NJ b.
'u In INCORPORATED Hr Hu UuiuDurp"rr
.i.i 1H''.I'tlun s,iur. iHriu Too -u.h
'"rm HF mHt h' prescribed Dog iH"
NtI.t state CORPORATION com mission. ftu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

% your children are subject % at
tacks OF croup. watch for tho nrst
symptom, hoarsoncs. Give Cham
herlains Cough Remedy as soon a.
ne chfd becomes hoarse and the az
tack may be- varded m For sala
by an drugglsts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
cotton Srcd Meal
linN SeGd Meal
Ground i1nN seed
stock IOol
Condition TO Der
T. ". TEE.

only three finger 1dnncing act In
world. Orphcum sunday Monday.
Tuesday. Guaranteed attraction,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

DE CuSTAS' HEADACHE car.
.uIES safe and Reliable. 2jy buA
ut Rupees.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
"oUO VADIs."

In these days Of enthusiastic exag-
seration. delrious descriptions and
fragrant fanfaronade II is difficult TO
find sufficient impressive adjectives to
adequately convey the idea OF superb
Ority OF a meritorious theatrical at
traction. (Some sentenceD The fact
IS that "Quo Vadis", which began an
engagement yesterday at the Oliver,
Is a masterpiece of photo-dramatics
and the best picture Of the kind ever
seen here.
The story OF the debauchery of
Rome In Nero's time. the persecution
OF the Christians by that tyrant and
his ultimate downfall is as familiar as
history itself. The photO-play makes
an accurate record OF these scenes.
The realism is wonderful The stag
ing and grouping of the mobs is be-
yOnd criticism and the acting of all
the principal roles is excellently done.
The earlier scenes are gorgeous
representations Of Nero's court. The
love story OF Vinitius and Lygia is
well told and II holds the attention.
The burning Of the city is a master
piece of stagecraft. The only criti-
cism that might be offered is that the
most thrilling scenes In the arena,
when the lions enter to devour the
Christians, the rescue of Lygia from
the back Of the bull by the giant
Ursus and the burning OF the martyrs,
are taken up by explanatory leads
and the pictures are only given in
flashes. Perhaps il has been decided
that this Is best for the pictured de-
tails would doubtless be grewsome.
There is a religious atmosphere to
most OF the scenes that is uplifting
and the lesson of self-sacrifice for
faith is an impressive one. The pic
lures will be here for the balance OF
the week and well deserve the at
tendance they will no doubt attract.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
SALVATION ARMY WILL
CARE FOR THE NEEDY
Officers OF Organization Are Planning
70 Take Christmas Cheer
60 Thousand Homes.

One thousand poor families in South
Bend viii get well filed baskets this
Christmas from the Salvation army.
Capt. +. W Jewell OF Detroit is in
South Bend and viii take the place
Of Adtt. Biddel.
Every deserving family in the city
Will be provided for. he asserted Mon
DAY. He has arranged TO cooperate
with the Associated Charities and no
families provided tor by one institu-
ton will be given aid from the other.
Special effort IS being made this year
20 investigate the needs OF families
and only deserving homes will be
given baskets Christmas morning.
Money will be received ar the Saliva
ton army as well as provisions and
clothing. and viii be given out as
presents TO the poor. Names will be
handed in the organization OF those
IN need and conditions will be in
vestigated. Capt Newell VIII make
his home az PA s St Peter st, and
his telephone number VIII be- Bell.
1902.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09

S. Bordner; 1880 p. m. Crops and
Soir'. John S. Bordner, discussion;
PAS D. m, How to Grow More Po-
tatOes', c. l.. Coffeen; 7:45 p. m, lee
ture by c. L. Coffeen, Agriculture IN
other Countries; $40 p. m, Illus
trate3 lecture on horticulture.
ThIrsday-9:30 a. m, More Corn
and Less Acres, c. L. Coffeen; 1880
a. m, Wales and Its Plan Of Crop
Production, stock Judging demon
stratiOn of horses and dairy cows, c.
l.. Coffeen; 1870 D. m, The Farmers
Round Table conference, Soils and
Crops, Horticulture" and Animal
Husbandry'', G. L. Coffeen; 1880 p. M.
Farm Management. John S. Bord-
ner; $3.50 p. m, illustrated lecture on
crops. G. l. Coffeen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
WILL LECTURE ON
FARMING TOPICS
County Agent Bordner Ar
ranges a Splendid Program
That is Expected to Appeal
to Farmers.

The farmers school at Osceola.
conducted by County Agent John S.
BOrdner, will have three days session
with classes both in mornings and
evenings, starting Tuesday. The
school at OsceOla is one OF several
that Bordner is conducting over the
county.
The three days program follows:
Tuesday-1:3O p. m, Dairy Type
and Breedings for Efficiency in Dairy
Cattle, c. l.. COffeen Of Purdue; $3.50
p. m, What is Soil?", John S.
BOrdner; 1880 p. m, American Agri-
culture. Past, Present and Future,
John s. BOrdner; $50 p. m, Illus
trated lecture on dairying by G. l.
COffeen
Wednesday-9:3 a. M, Feeding
for Milk in Dairy Cattle, discussion
1O:45 a m, What is a Crop, John
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
HOWARD L. KLOTZ.

storage business as such, Mr.. Nickel
lar declared:
The drastic features of the bill are
only aimed at the corrupt and dis
honest, at the gamblers and specula-
tors. at the voracious vultures who
stand around in the marekt places
and reap where they have not sOwn
and fatten on other peoples food.
do not believe any member Of this
great house will stand up for any
such plunderbund of food sharks"
The Mcclellan BILL which would
prescribe both prison terms and
heavy fines for violations of it's terms
would make it illegal to ship adulter-
ated and misbranded food products
into interstate commerce and would
limit the periods in which food pro-
ducts may be held in storage without
becoming adulterated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
COUNTRY STORE.

The country store at the Auditorium
last night was a great success and
many received handsome and useful
gifts. also seen one of the best plays
of the season
The Francis Sayles' players have
made many friends here during their
short stay and the production of The
Great Divide this week is equal to
many OF the high price attractions
seen here this season. The Great
Divide" will be offered for the balance
OF the week with bargain matinee
Wednesday,
During the balance of the engage
ment of the company at the Auditor
ium a country store will be given each
Monday night. and many beautiful
presents will be given away.
'eThe Restless Spirit with Warren
Kerrigan at the Surprise theater to-
day.
gesued by Gray's Elegy," as appears in
the postscript TO the title. and this
classic poem supplies many OF the sub
titles. Mr.. Kerrigan plays the lead,
that Of the dreamer who meets a
friend in time to prevent him from
attempting 10 realize his dreams at
the cost OF his wife's and child's hap
piness. He dreams Of many careers
that OF musician, statesman. warrior,
captain OF finance. He is turned from
HIS dreams by the argument contained
in Gray's verses-"that the paths Of
glory lead but TO the grave" The
friend who convinCes him Of this
truth Is a girl with a past whom he
meets in a desert after a narrow es-
cape from death by thirst. The pro-
duction ia very elaborate. containing a
number OF very picturesque settings to
illustrate the lines quoted from the
Elegy. The drama was apparently
written with an eye for these scenes,
and they are the most meritOrious
part OF the play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
Information for all
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could alleviate. II was at this time.
March, 1902. that ! started taking Eek
mans Alternative. In "A short time my
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good II has done"
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
COINS SOME NEW ONES
IN COLD STORAGE TALK
''Voracious VuItures of the Market
Attacked I'm Speech by Tenn
eSSee Member

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 'Voraci-
Gus vultures of the market places. and
'plunderbund of food sharks, were
characterizations applied 70 cold
storage SPECTATORS, who corner per-
ishable foodstuffs to boost prices, by
Rep. Mcclellan of Tennessee. when he
spoke Monday. championing his bill
for federal regulation OF the cold
storage business.
Saying that his proposed legislation
was not designed to inJure the cold
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
VISITS RELATIVES

Try Louis of Monticello, who is en-
gagged in the gold refining business, is
visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Gross, S1S w. Jefferson
blvd. South Bend. Mr.. Louis has just
completed a trip which took him
through 80 states, covering the length
and breadth of the United States. He
will return TO New York on Wednes-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
ONO JUDGE DEAD.

COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 9.-FOrmer
Justice William T. Spear OF the
Ohio supreme court. died here Mon
day. He was 20 years OF age and had
served on the supreme court bench
continuously from 1855 TO 1912. His
death was due 20 a general break
down IN health. He was "a republican.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-09
LEAVFS HIS WARD.

Jacob Kerner. who has lived in
the fifth ward for 40 years. has moved
from 236 Vistula av. TO 211 W. Marion
ST.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-06
From Distric: Eighteen

w. Hasenbeck was an Apache
visitor Tuesday.
All the believers in the virtues
Of ground hog day are rejoicing.
Mr.. Grant. who lives in the
foothills west OF here, was in
this District Monday.
The snow, although it brought
a little cold along with it, was
very welcome in this community.
School opened up Monday with
a fu.. attendance. There are
now twenty-eight on the roll,
with four more to start in a day
or two.
This District is having q storm
cellar made ut the school house.
for the protection of the school
children, in case of storms or
lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Conard
and her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wood
ward, from Kansas, visited with
Mr. Lamb and family, east of
Eigin. last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hansen
left Friday in search of green
pastures, " they say. Frank has
been one Of our best farmers for
the last couple Of years, and we
arc all sorry to see them go. But
as what can't be cured must
be endured" P" here's wishing
him success.
CAESAR.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-06
Eigin School Notes
MoNTA BENNETT EDITOR

M0NTA BENNETT EDITOR
Ewell Byrd has started 20
school this week.
Another week of school gone,
and another started Monday.
Roland Harrel has quit school,
for he will soon start TO farming.
Some more cold weather; but
school is going on lust the
same"
Come and hear our. program
on Friday afternoon. You are
sure to be well entertained.
James Hagle, one of our stu
dents, was thrown from a horse
last Friday and shaken up pret-
ty badly, but we understand he
is better at present and will be
with us again soon.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-06
Mt. View Items
CAESAR.

Mrs. j. Shermerhorn is quite
sick.
E. J. Carlson went to Lawton
Friday.
l.. M. Dotson tool, load of
corn to Lawton Friday.
f. l.. McGraw, who has been
living on the Murwin farm, is
moving this week.
A. l.. Dotson and wife and
sister, Miss Lizzie, visited with
John Fields and family Monday.
A. l.. Dotson returned from
Kentucky Saturday, accompan-
led by his bride. We wish them
a long and happy life.
Mr.. King, the Mt. View school
teacher, returned home Friday
evening TO spend Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
Miss Gerreta Roland and
friend, Miss Macky of Frederick,
are staying with Mr.. Nickel
until Mrs. Nickel returns home,
Mrs. w. A, Nickel and son.
VIII, was called to the bedside
of daughter aud sister, Kate
Roland who is very sick, at
Frederick.
J. H. Black met with 2 bad ne
cident. as he was going to Law
ton, Friday. Mr.. Shaffer's team
became heightened at a bicycle
and ran into Mr.. Rlack's hack
turning il over on him and broke
one OF his ribs. His dauphter.
Mable who was with him, WIS
uninjured
School Boy.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-06
Cast your on Coffin sAdvt. y: S:s s: e. ;:: %

were held at the Catholic church,
of which the deceased had been
a devout member from childhood.
The remains were tenderly laid
to rest in the Elgin cemetery.
Appropriate obituary will be
appear in these columns next
week.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-06
Mrs. McAnaw Dead

Mrs. Margaret McAnaw, a
long suffering and well beloved
Christian lady of this communi-
ty, died at her horne, one-half
mile west of town. Friday after
noon at five O'Clock.
Awaiting the return and com
ing OF her sons, the remains
were held until Wednesday,
when the funeral ceremonies