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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Hogs: Receipts
10000, market strong; top prices $7.85
M8.25, bulk of sales $755QS,15. Cat
tie: Receipts $4,000. market strong;
beeves $715@9.7O, calves s9@10,75.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000; natives and
westerns $685.. lambs $A.75Q7.40.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23

Statistics issued by the bureau of
railway news and statistics shows that
the United States led in the matter of
total amount of railroad construction
during the year 1911, when the total
amount of new railroads constructed
in the world was 1851 miles, of
which 1894 miles were built in the
United States
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23
LIVESTOCK

CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-Cattle: Re-
ceipts 1900 market steady; choice
steers $7.S5, calves S5.5O@1O.5O. Hogs:
Receipts 1900, market steady; top
prices $S@8.25. Sheep: Receipts q
600; prime $3.50; lambs $50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23

After ten years of service a teacher
in Schenectady, n. Y, may obtain a
years leave of absence for study or
travel abroad, receiving one-third pay
ment of salary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23

Master Mechanic c. w. McGlaughlin
of the c. & O., was in Richmond to-
day He is stationed at Peru. Ind.
and makes a semi-monthly tour of the
division
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23

The c. & o. pay car went north
drought Richmond on No. this
morning. The car is on the way TO
Chicago, and will return to Richmond
about November l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN

Grain: No 2 red wheat 92c, No 8
white corn 701ac, No. white oats Ale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23
TOLEDO GRAIN

Wheat 91Ac, corn 71Ac, oats 43A
cloverseed $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23
CATTLE,

Corrected by Shurley & Gaar1
Veal calves IS. 90
Light Workers ..S65 so TOT 90
CATTi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-23
Underwear
For Men
and
Women

SOC Mems Heavy Cotton Rib
bed or Fleeced Shirts or
Drawers .......... sec
Mems Heavy Ribbed Union
Suits ............. S5c
Soc Ladies' Heavy Cotton
Ribbed Pants or Vests, Csc
SOC Ladies Heavy Pants or
Vests 3Sc
SOC Ladies Heavy Union
SUITS ............ 3Sc
S1.25 Ladies Union Suits sec
SOC Misses Union Suits, 39c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

took ID according 20 directions ana
passed hundreds Of Call stones.
since taking your medicine I work
regularly and don't feel any on eff
fects. J am praislne your Remedy 20
an my friends think it's worthy Of
the hiebest praise. II. 4. DOOiiEN I,
Roanoke, Va"
Sufferers of stomach. Liver and
Intestinal Ailments are not asked 60
take Mnyr's Wonderful stomach Hcm@
ctiy for weeks and months before they
feel benefited Just try one dugc-
which should make you feel better m
health, convince You that you viii
soon be wen and strong free you
from pain and suffering and give you
sound and healthy stomach. az it
has done in thousands OF other cascs.
wherever n ig taken YOU viii hear
nothing but the highest praise Go
go your druEgist--ask him about tnc
great results it has been accomplish
ing in cases nf people he knows or
send to Geo. u. Mayr, Mfg Chemist,
1S4-fsC whiting Sc thicaao. III" for
free book on stomach Ailments ana
many grateful letters from people
who have boon restored. For sale in
Albuquerque hy Butts. Inc, and drug
sists everywhere,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22


Tho CnbIais and Fnsuriqis evidently
WON'T 81 aoWncd with their utter
disregard FOR en the ,lme-honored
conventions 81 eri they 80 on the
avon. or rather uneven. tenor 81 their
way, multiplying IN numbers oven u
not increasing ~ influence The tree
mtndons snceoss which attended the
CphiM exhibition ia New York hat
faH Is being dupncated IN London
now 10 ina pore shiierios. where q
dlsniay 81 these freaks af art daily
"a attracting immense throngA
To the American followers ~ the
Cuhlals and FuguFsis q uln be good
news that tho 0oro exhlhitlon prob
abby viii be brought intact to New
York ihia winter ana placed on view.
The collection Is most comprehensive.
Including a. Il does examples Of the
freakish art from tho mild posi-lm-
pfessionism to the last word IN nco-
cublsi and ultra-Fusurisl honors
And the pictures are hung in chron-
ologlcaI order 70 that the whole eve.
tuition Of these achools may readily
be traced.
u possible is u hoped there may
BE- added 10 the corning exhibition ~
America some Of tho canvascs TO be
found IA the Autumn salon AZ Paris.
Thcao ere said to bs tbs most mon
strous pictures that the lamentations
OF the advanced societaircs over
turned out. In an attempt 10 give
cnbirm and Futurism a death blow
lhe salon refused to accept any freak
pictures from outsiders. but judging
from the number on canvaEes % this
character exhibited by members who
are followers Of the new schools the
effort went for naught
New York. too. has lis cublsts and
Fuiurisis. and an exhibition which
would include the attest examples OF
their work. together with the cam
vases now on view Ca London and
Paris. would be worth going far TO
see. u would De a notable event
from an artistic Or inartistic point OF
view. whichever way one chooses 20
look at IT,
Personally we should prefer 70 60
out and gaze az a pile OF brick.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

An Apology to
Mr.. Owen

ON tho 18th day Of September last
the Evening Herald published an AS
sociated Press dispatch sent out from
santa Re, concerning tho Water and
Light company scandals in Snsntn Fc.
IL the heading of the article appeared
the following:
Manager of Water and Light
company charged with attempt
20 hold up his own company for
franchise"
This newspaper. desiring always 70
10 full justice, wishes 90 state that
this paragraph Of the heading refer
red Go was erroneous and from the
facts In the case was On no way iug
titled. IL does not appear from any
Information which the Evening Her
aid has az this time that Manager
Frank owen OF the santa Pc Watcr
and Light company was charged. or
over has been charged with any at
tempt 90 hold up his own company
for q franchise, or in anyway co be-
tray the Interests OF his employers
The Evening Herald has the high
est regard and klndilcst feeling FOR
Mr., owen and desires that FUN JUS
tice Doe done him. Hence this state
mcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
A Resume in Rhyme.
Edith Lockwood Ia las An-
gCiVs TIMES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 man can get on without stockings
Aud he can do ioicrably well without
booze,
But how can he live without reading
tho nUWSt
Someone does something
So SOMEONE can nout t,
Where are you az
~ you uont know about az
Currency's dcadlocked. the usual
woodrow Is setting out Tcddys 1919
stick,
Congress is flying flag ~ distress;
"Confound this PreXy
So Dorsy ana veNy,
tie won't let us chew our own gum
az rCcessi'
pan..hursrs complaining The seats
are not filled"
Belmonts explaining. The beans
nave been spilled
3y the Militants vile
or your own little isle,
Your English production has been
oyer-uillcd.'
Pro and con.
Con aud pro.
shall we abolish tho knockou,
Sebastian s filling the cooler with
UfHItnH
The women are taking off most of
their clothvs-cs,
ohio is kickiug on twn-minutc kisscs.
Much Zoo tho sorrow uf amorpus
misses.
SO ntcrpst's ,uthusiug
In good odd states Rights.
Gardens refusing
To pny for her tights
Why should / do iL judge, honcstt'
Whenever ] wore 'cm nobody could
For the pnrt that was tights peoule
thought was just me.
san bagp Is Nhooping from here Ca
liobok,u.
I'VE won tho desert race, we're
the burg bls''
iiut Bnruoyd have won IL 10 he
hadn't broken
Tile jackkniie coz some other thing
a-maIig.
Mossagca pouring from worried pu-
range
say lniuns or, warpathing down In
New McN;
Society ladies are dancing the tango
The way that the popular fashion
directs.
Chnnco in tho Pink o. shaking the
or John J. McGraw;
While Harry Is Thaw
Comes hack tp Ncw York in the
hands uf thr law;
We hope that's the last of himself
We shall saw
with gay turkey trut
rul2er has landed
Near the same spot
Where they had him dishandcd
T1mmany.a beaten and sluks in ita
cage.
Nursing lis rage,
one can prpsuEC
That some one Will suffer its griof to
assuugc
Some say that HueTtn
Is packing his sh,rt-a
And buying his tickets Co places un-
known,
While others uWCrt-u
He's mruuyr than dlrt-u
And has uu intention of ditching the
throne
Take your pick.
Take your choice,
some papers weep
While others rejoice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
IT I'D On Every
YIN Thing This
Year.
s%$@sss%%@%%%%S%%%$%%-ss-sS,

Furs. furs everywhere ON every
body and on everything Fur coats,
fur hats fur nCckpieccs. fur NUTS.
cloth trimmed with fur, sur trimmed
with fur
A touch OF Il and behold, You
have style. distinction. charm.
lilouses. gowns. tunlcs. hlmy collars,
all blossom with h. Says the Sew
York Press AS for negligecs--you are
not at ai up 20 date 81 YOU haven't
one Of SOFT billoWy crepe de- chine
and lace, trimmed with bands of fur.
one particularly pretty girl wears O.
charming three-piece sct--hat, ucck-
piece and mun-of dark blue tanea
ana dyed blue fox, cuunlnRly pat toe
gether set Do reality $40 simple thar
any woman who is clever with her
needle can make one like &c. The lu-
ilo tnque bias an upper crown off fur
pcoplnR out of swirling folds uf thc
/ tancta, which is brought around 90
/ form "a stunding-up bow boo front Any
girl can weur hat Ike that and look
/ ullurina in d. Tho ncckpieCc ls Sim
ply "a nht strip oi fur Ect Boz a plated
4 FIRM OF tanota, with long taneta
! steamers which tic IN % loose knot
The mum is triangular in shape
/ very wide al tho top ana tapor.na
gradually 10 point which make,
! II much longer than oven the aycrag,
large mum. The tanota, which form.
the entire back, ~ brought around
over tho fur front Ia a very large, na'
bow. A big silk tassol finishes IA,
taperlng point.
There Is no limit 20 tho amount of
! money q woman can spend on furs
There are coats and wraps of Russian
imperial sable and sets Of real silver
fox commanding thousands of dollars
and there arc inexpensive furs for The
woman who has 10 count ont oach
grocnhack With careful nngors. mend
cd al the tips, Indeed 10 rs the lattoi
woman who can get tho most fun ou
Of her bills. especially " she is az al
clover Do the solving of intricate and
puzzlinR French fur conooits, which
she can COPY ut very little cost Car
you think of anything more fasoinat'
Ing than 60 sii down with needle
thread bits of cOlOrcd chiffon ol
SILK or velvet and fcw strips ST fnl
IN your hands and In your head th'
picture of that mucy little ncckpicc'
you saw2
There Is no limit TO the posslbili,ioI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
Mothers Advice
TO Her Daughter
A Real Live Doll 10 Fondlo 10 WomanS
Greatest Happiness.

ono ~ the most Important matters ahout
which women concern themselves la their
future status us grandmother. And aho
81 wisdom Itself who Knows ~ or learns
81 that lannon's remedy, Mothera Friend
This ~ an external application for inc
abdominal muscles and breasts u Ger.
talnly has n wonderful Influence, nilnya All
fear baniahrs an paln ls a most grateful
encouragement 90 thn young, eXprCiant
mother, and permits Dor 10 ~ through tho
period happy lh mind. free ID budy ana
thus destined % anticipate wouan's great
ost happiness as uaiur, Intended she should.
Tho action N Mothers Friend makes the
muscles free. plant ana responsive 20 eE-
pauslon. Thus Hll strain and tension upon
the nerves and leamcIts % avoided, and,
M place ~ "a period 40 discomfort ana cln-
ecQucnt dread, % u o. saas0n ~ calm rcpua1
and joyful expectation.
ThcFr a mo- nausea. no morning sick
ness, no nervous tWllchinF, none OF that
constant strain known to ao many women,
hence Mothers Friend is really one oi the
greatest BLESSINGS that could b. devised.
This splendid aud certain remedy can he
had ~ any druggist az SLOW bottle, ana
o. sure 40 prove of lncafimable vniur, NOT
only upon the mother, but upon tho hpnlih
aud future d The child Write "a iradnrli
Regulator CO., ii2 lamar lildg Atlanta
Ca, for theig bO0k " exVgctaut mothers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

Mfs smpofiant shan convention
81 aet poiitisai paFty Or o. any ether
rata orrA...ha,lop is ths satherlng
nbuat - open j. Aibuauerque Of me
teat s 81 Kew MeSico and th0ae
ias@ssgiy q airccily interested IN
education and tho ADMINISTRATION %
the cheol syriem
fntle rofisciion win show why
shIa j. 80. Whit New Mexico u or
4 nsi 20 be ia the mkt twenty-five
xsar depends upon the teachers;
mons npoa liis teachers N thousands
IL cates lhan upoa mother er father
Or pFlnsi or minister. Thousands 81
boys ana girls IN New Mexlco epone
mors tlma with thn teaeher tlAn WITH
paronls; the Teacher Is TIE model. the
trngaplus the bright and shining light
whoas brlilinnce or whose dimnese
mcans Rat she child shall BE- started
IN li1e wen or ilL The man or woman
VINO has the controillne influence
upon tho child between thc ages 81
ak and fifieen molds that chlld's
chnractor--thore Is no getting away
from #.
II h quite q responsibility, that
uhieh fael- the teacher. u is a re-
nponsbsllty which may not lightly be
undmsnken and which calls for the
best there ia in Tho man or woman
who undertakes 10 be mentor and
pattern for the brisht-eyed and
wafchfnl urchin who misses nothlng
The business Of carving out a future
citizenship a certainly the most inn
rorsant public business We haves and
nothing h too good for the teacher
vino epnsclensiousy discharges the
duty.
Aalde from the material benefit
and prestige Albuquerque receives
from bic educational convention. she
owes Il to the faithful men and wo-
men Who labor day In ana day out,
often n small and remote villages or
N me ioneiyrur school. to make
GOOD citizens. 20 show thcfn the very
best tlsne 81 which she is capable
We fpeat that nothing is too good
for tae teachers ana we cannot too
deeply appreciate what they are
doinH for the new state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
a iaicH CosT or LIVING PAN
AGRA.

Hope for an ultimate decrease in
the coat Of Living through cnlarging
the alEc Of vegetablea and converting
barren wastes into fertile land is held
QUE ~ the discovery Of pr w. b.
Hotsonlsy professor OF botany at
kings College, London. After ex-
peTimenis extending over a period Of
seven Fears To find a scientific ma
nure that viii Increase the growth Of
al kinds of crops Dr. Bottomloy
thinks NJ has found the iong-sought
eiement Ia the very homely peat.
By using as a fertilizer ordinary
peat lnpcuiated with niirogen-f fixing
bacteria the professor has been able
10 some instances 90 increase tho
growth Of plants and yegetnblos az
much A. i5o per cent DR. Bottom
ley aiso has found that a plot 81
around treated with the peat pro-
dueed q crop considerably In excess
Of that gathered from d plot Of equal
aiee on which slxiy-slx times a. much
farmyard manure was used. Another
great virtue 81 the peat was disclosed
when nc professor was able 90 raise
vegetables In pure sand with the aid
Of 81.
The endless possibilities IN Pro-
fessoF bottomloys discovery must be-
appnreri a. ali with vegetable and
fruits more than twice tho ordinary
size and costing even less 10 raise,
and barren land turned into lux
uriani gardens there would be nc
hish cost Of living. so-ealiea bump.
or crops would be- a ihing OF thr
past a new word would have 20 b,
coined nitingly 10 describe the crops
81 1r0bdingnagian proportions IN,
fields would fairly groan under
But until pr Bottomloy's find be.
comes a commercial possibility, un.
less. o. course. IN the meantime W,
discover pitrogen-fixing bacteria thai
viii double the siAe Of ones bank
rolL 4 would be- just az well 10 tackle
the high cost Of living problem In d
more paactical u less scientific way
somethMs on the line suggested bS
f. the peohle's institute, which has just
appointed a committee Of prominent
citizens 81 study the food supply and
formulate plans for reducing So cosi
10 the consumer 81 eliminating an.
necessary waste through the middle
man ond making adequate provision
Tor public terminals. markets and
other means 81 distribution.
Tho fpsllrc evidently via Be ahl,
10 take care OF Itself II Is tho pres
eui We are most concerned with. And
while d s. pleasani 70 think % man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
PEC0s VALLEY IS
BECOMING FAMOUS
POULTRY DISTRICT

Carlsbad a. NJ. Nov 2O-G. J..
Schneider of this place sent 10 his
brother at ~ paso G3 fine turkeys
and 20 Indian Runner ducks Mr.. ~.
10 Schneider Of IN paso is In tho
butcher business and Mr. Schneider
here has fine farm and raises tho
best poultry loo the Pocog valley. 10
ia only lately that poultry raiscrs
have had "a surplus OF poultry 90
ship away from tho valley as nearly
an was consumed in The local market.
Nh Spurlock ana Messrs. ilill ana
Fuller oi This place. have Just re-
turned from bear hunt over in
Slaughter canon. about thirty miles
soutrwcsi of this place. They jumped
"a big black bear ANA fired about
twenty Five shots ot him from $3.50
rifle. They think they made him very
ill bat they ala not get him.
Sh0Ti0 A. g.. stewart has Just rec
mitted to Santa Fc check for $1,000
lu ful settlement of his annual nc-
count Mr.. Stewart has been shor-
iff. except for one term Of two years.
for over thirteen years ana has mndc
ono of the best office IN the south
west.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
OUR MEXICAN PoIACY RE-
VEALED.

The real intentions Of the wash
ington administration regarding Mex
leo have puzzled us not little. We
have seen the home government
.complacent and serene after Huerta
has received one uitimatum after am
other and consigned Il TO the waste
basket. We have seen Mr. Wilson
exhibit a sublime forbearanoe. a
lofty and smiling patience, when
Carranza has intimated that Uncle
sam might take his little old en-
barge ana jump into the lake We
have seen Mr. Bryan mum and mys-
terious as the mystic oyster when the
provisional president OF Mexico has
given him the flnger-wlggle on his
nose and playfuny organized his
conrgess as - the United States did
not exist. We have seen every black
eye TO our peculiar and enigmatioal
form OF diplomacy received with
cheerful optimism hy tho white
House
Someone has slipped Il TO ~ now
what II an means. Mr. Huerta g.
well along In years. lie IS rather
well preserved, but you never can
tell. In the nature OF things he cam
not live more than twenty or thirty
years az the outside. Re may go. ln
the wisdom Of Providence, any dag
.or any year.
DO YOU get it9
We SIRE waiting. with the grimncss
.of Nemesis, thc patience OF Job. for
Huerta 10 die.
We are going 20 Eliminate Hucrta
with the aid and abet of the Grim
Reaper
Mr. Wilson has invoked the ruth
less scythc Of Time o. solve the Mex
lean situation.
4 quarter of century hence when
Huorta lies cold and stark and futile
IN death. We shall be sorry for what
we said about the administration.
indicated and justified Wilson and
bryan--in case they are ulll with us
will stand before the world as the
greatest diplomats Of AN time.
So ht uH come down of our perch.
descend from our high dudscon and
forget our childish and quorulous
complainings. 4 thousand years are
but as yesterday Ia the administru
tons scheme of things. Let us go
about our business and leave IL &,
woodrow and Wlliam-thoy know
what they arc doing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
WORTH KNOWING.
~NNNSAs~ SS~ %

When next cooking greens Of any
Kind, add just q small piece of butter
Go the water. and do not cover. Tho
odor uf The vegetable viii not Boz per
ceptihlc through the house. ana the
greens viii be 70 better color.
II is wen after using tho gas stove
oven for baking, to leave the door
open little. This viii allow tho
heat 10 escape and $50 prevent the
chance of sweating or rusting.
IN buying an Edam cheese, b Will
save trouble if the top is cut ont co.
the store. When nothing but the shell
remains, cut or scrapc of the OUT
side ana run the cheese through th"
food chopper. N is delicious with
noodles. macaroui or soup.
u Do annoying FOO have ono's straw
or felt hat give wgy whore b. Be- PIN
ned on. To prevent this, tack @ bank
81 ribbon or silk ius liz thc hat whore
the pin comes This Will strengthen
the hat enough tu prevent unsishiF
holes.
Ia using the paper lanterns ror doc
0ratiYc purpose viii De- wei 10
put a little snud or few pebbles
around the candle, This VIII prevent
sWaying and 100 reduce the chance ul
the lantern takiur fire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

The silence of Secretary OF state
Bryan and Of other statesmen IL as
doafenlng clattor compared TO the
retieenee Of tho governor Of New
Mexico on the tax question since the
district attorney Of san Miguel and
Guadalupe counties was 40 rude as
TO call attention 10 the fact that tho
states cxecutive has been little
careless about his taxes In Guada-
lupe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
Mayr'a Wonderful stomach Kennedy
II Recommended ana Praised By
Thousands Who Have
ttccn Restored.

~ was q sick man
for "a b out three
months caused from
Gall stones OF the
Liver and was told
by three Of our most
prominent physicians
That ! would have 90
submit 90 an opera
ton Go get relief. hut
heard ~ your Won
dnrful stomach Rom-
edy and secured u
full treatment and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

y have been somewhat cofilyc,
but Deans Hegulets give just the re-
suits desiro,i They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly. "~-
Geo y. krau6e, Altoona. Pa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22

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