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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

The other day Democratic news
papers filled their editorial columns
with an alleged statement by the
president that he stood pat on the
Underwood bill. Today their news
columns say. Senator Simmons says
there win be changes in the bill aud
it is also stated that the president
approves the changes. Evidently
there is some fexibility at the White
House.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
THuIRspAY. May q. 19la.

President Taft win hereafter vote
in Connecticut. NO one blames him
for transferring his voting residence
from Ohio. Everyone knows how he
was treated by his home state in the
primary election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

No one blames the Grand Army of
the Republic of West Virginia for
rejecting that monument William
Seymour Edwards had erected at
Charleston. ut does not represent g
soldier Dut a mountain hunter. The
Edwards idea was about as crazy as
another he had that he was the
right man to represent the state IN
the United States Senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

The Telegram took the position
that the city itself ought to remove
garbage and it invited opinions and
suggestions on the subject. Quite
a number of responses have been re-
ceived and thus far the opinion
seems to be unanimous that the city
ought to do it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

That scare Congressman Davis had
about the end of the last congressional
campaign does not convince him that
the state and nation have higher hon
ors to bestow upon him. and his free
trade course in Congress does not
warrant the belief that the First con-
gressionaI district will break its neck
to send him back to Congress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

The new president OF Cuba's ideas
smack very much of Americanism.
He says his administration will fos-
ter industries and develop resources.
Evidently he is not of the Under
wood type of man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
AT MARTINsBURG.

MARTGNsBURG. May 22-The an
nuaI Sunday school convention of the
Baltimore conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, will be held
June 1925 in Trinity church in this
city. This conference is one of the
largest in the South, and the conven-
ton will bring to the city the greatest
array of Sunday school workers ever
seen here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
The Lilies 1 of
the Field

Children have often
been likened. to flowers,
There is something
beautiful about child
hood as such; something
wonderful about the
plainest flower.
But unlike the flower,
the children's clothing
does not grow with
them.
At this change Of sea-
son every mother is anx-
iously going over coats
dress e $, underwear,
stockings, and shoes.
any or all may be need
ed.
The wise woman
'stakes stock" early in
the season and keeps
Ter eye out for opportu-
mites to fill up the def
ciencies. The wisest
woman makes her task
easy by following the
advertisements of THE
TELEGRAM. She will
find in them countless
suggestions to aid her
decisions, and CORES
ponding opportunities
to exercise her choice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22
Waists for Spring
Rnd Summer

Tn no other store in the city Will
you find such a varied collection
of beautiful waists for the cur
rent season. There is n reason -
we control such well known lines
as the Max Held Waists, and the
styles we show are therefore new
and exclusive. Tailored Waists o.
linen, some hand embroidered; taii-
ored shirts of wash silks, crepe ue
chine and messaline; dainty Dlons.
cs of hand-embroidered voiles anu
hatIste. Visit our rcady-to-wear
section and inspect these charming
waists. - =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-22

New Wash Skirts
A very large assortment Of Wom-
ems Washable Skirts for summer Wear.
Practically every style in suitable ma
terials are shown including l1nnene:
AL Linen. Washable Corduroy, Ratlne
and Whipcords. Made on latest style
models. Some are button trimmed.
Prices range from 81 so to $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
PRELIMINARY TRACK
MEET HELD AT RATION;
ATHLETES DO WELL

Ration. n. s.. April So pre-
uninary track and field meet. 10 de-
irrminr the representative Of the
fnlOn high school In the intorschol-
a.fic field meet ~ Rocky Ford on
May 3. was held az the fair grounds
here. The ten representatives select
90 VIII leave Thursday morning. MAY
4. for Rocky Ford 10 compete on the
following dHy with athletic teams
from Trinidad. WalaenburE, Ia iuntn.
Lamar Rocky Ford, Holly and Las
ADimas high schools
White 40 records were broken,
those made were suCh AZ 10 give the
Ration boys good reason for hoping
that good showing viii be made in
the Rocky Ford meet
Thlrlccn events we're run, the iol'
lowing contestants securing iirstH
and seconds fifty-yHrd dash, FoAi.
~ and Douglas. ahot-pni. Hunt anu
snyder, 76-Ynfa dash. Foster and
Douglas. mile run. Jones aud chav-
~, sSo-yard run. slnnock' Foster
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

which will divert large portion OF
the savings of rural communities 10
the development OF the farms. II IL
claimed that in Germany such a sys-
tenn has been able to supply as high
as 9S per cent OF an the money re-
quircd by the German farmers Tor
their operating expenses from such
deposits similar systems are Ia OPP
Grafton In nearly every country OF
Europe. II Is TO study the operation
of these systems that the commission
Is visiting those countries.
The second attempt OF the commits
sion will hc To secure the establish
meDt of "A mortgage banking system
In the United States. Such a sys-
tenn in Germany has brought over
t2,O 100000 TO The German land
owners for the development and I'M
provemcnt of their land In France
the mortgage bondS OF the Credit
Foncier which are only the farmers
mortgages under different form,
sell at lower interest rates than even
first class Industrial bonds. II Is de-
clarcd that " mortgage banking
system could be established Ia the
United States billions OF dollars OF
additional money could be secured
Tor the farmers az much lower rates
and on better terms and that with
the great development In American
farms which this money would make
possible. the problem of food produc-
ton In the United states. which Is
rapidly becoming worse. would Doe
solved forever.
The federal commissioners appoint
ed by tn president are Senator Dun
can 4. Fletcher. lawyer farmer, and
president of the Southern CONNER sial
! congress. Senator Thomas +. Gore Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
FIGHTERS RETURN
FROM SANTA FE;
CARD PLEASES
Bout Between Stern and Tor.
res Has Unsatisfactory
Wind Up; Big Crowd in
Attendance.

Four motor cars. carrying che box
efs who participated in bouts Dctvfn
the EIhB smoker "a santa re laAf
efouina, and lncal fans Who made the
tourney to witness liic coHgests. re-
turned 10 Albuquerque this Afternoon.
Under the direction IS Mark I.etys
90 the New Mexico Athletic club, four
bouts were staged. a big crowd at
tended and altogether the entertain
nieHt proved plcaelug. The main bout
III the evening between Kid stern and
kid Torres. % Aibuuurfune aaver-
tlsed az the Feature event proved dis
Appointing. Tho bout ended IN the
sixth ronnd Stern had Torres al
but out in tho FIRST round and the bell
proved welcome for Torres. Coming
heck strong Torres fought well IN the
fourth and fifth IN the sixth stern
tore IN asgressivcly AND Torres took
the count. Whether or not Torres did
a hr0die was a question with the fans,
Young joe Rivers and Young chico
fought two rounda chico WINS STOP
ped. Rivers wlnning his ilfth llGht BY
the X. q. route. Benny Carson stop
pcd kid johnson IN one and Mike
Paca. Of Santa pc. fought rings
around Young Candle, better known
as Boots Wecker. Wecker fought
like sure enough amateur. HecH
victory VAS very popular with the
Santa re fans.
Tile motor cars. carrying the iiRht-
ers and fans. made the trip. going and
coming with but one mishap. just
north OF BernnililO. Cutting car
driven by Charles Gioml, broke a real
axle. Harry Dobson towed ulomi'i
car 10 town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
ANOTHER JOLT TO
Be GIVEN HIGH
COST or LIVING
Delegation About to Tour
Europe Hopes to Devise Sep
arate Banking System for
American Farmers.

ltnoNanA CorFeaoomotnce SO ene MeFntoI
New York, May Ia further
JOLT Is to be given tho high cost OF
living u tho delegation OF 100 Ann
orleans which sailed from here for
Naples. today succeeds IN It's cndcHYor
&c devise n separate banking system
for American farmers. The official
name Of the delegation II the Amer,-
can Commission on Agricultural CO.
operation. The investigation is 20 be
MADE under the auspices Of the
Southern Commercial congress It's
aim Is TO place cheap money az tho
disposal OF American farmers la orr
der 10 increase agricultural produce
tion and to lower the cost OF produce
ing food
Secretary OF Agriculture Houston
represented the administration az the
farewell given TO the commission.
President Wilson takes keen inter
est In the undertaking and addressed
the delegates personally before they
left Washington.
The commission ~ headed by seven
federal commissioners bearing the
credentials OF President Wilson and
Secretary Of State Bryan. They viii
make report To congress upon the
practicabiiity Of establishing farmers
cooperative banks and mortgage
bank system in the United States.
copied after the agricultural credit
systems Of European countries Be-
Sides the federal commissioners there
are delegates representing about hroo
fourths of the states OF the Union
who viii make "a report 10 commit
tee Of nine governors appointed al
the last conference of tho state exccu-
,lVes In this way official recon-
ucndations viii Toe placed before
congress aud the state legislatures
urging "A consideration OF tho credit
requirements of the farmers both az
a means OF assisting the farmers and
of relieving the consumers VI the
country from the buroen OF the high
cost of living.
The work 0f the commission II
closely connected with the efforts 81
the banking and commercial interests
TO secure currency reform. The prin-
cipal claim Of those seeking currency
reform h that under the present
banking system which permits banks
10 rcdeposit their funds with other
banks who In turn deposit them IN
Chicago or New York, the tendency ~
TO collect the surplus Of the nations
funds In the big speculative centers
where they stimulate stock gambling.
The currency reformers want permis-
sion extended the banks 10 lend more
freely aud with better returns to those
engaged In legitimate commerce and
manufacturing work. The American
Commission on Agricultural Coopara-
ton similarly wants supplementary
banking system built up which will
be controlled by the farmers and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

oklahoma. chairman Of the senate
committee on agriculture. Represent
alive Moss. of Indiana, who was q
farmer before he entered congress and
is now chairman of the house com
mittee on expenditures In the depart
ment Of agriculture. Col. Haryin tor
dan, former president OF the Farmers
union: Kenyon l.. Butterflold. mem
her OF President KOosevolts country
life commission and president Of Am
horst college, John Lee Coulter, ihe
governments eNpcr on agricultural
statistics. and Dr. Clarence J. owens,
managing director OF the southern
Commercial congress.
The state delegates include farm 'rs,
bankers. lawyers and economists. Vim
cent Astor was appointed delegate
from New York by Governor Sulzor
and the prime minister OF Saskatcho-
wan heads a delegation of Canadians
representing four provinces of 'he
Dominion The commission returns
from Europe Ia August and will hon
prepare it, report to congress nnd che
states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

Nf'&ns d f,nI,ntf0I aNN IS EnfhNN
MtNNt| 4lNN'ut and rIshst te|Vtf'
IIo.rafa 1a.h Na|saNt nh1 wood.
NN'an4. #|0II W 0HNeIfI "EHhuI|
NN|NI NFNINI1 Nf|4tINIIN
NNcNH|I fnslN fNn NAmnaN. Wnoa
1niNnF' ~ Na||oinS ~ CnetNa Me.
NtNl t|Iol'. ra'Alne university
upe.mi|t ftn Fsnlrfo' HendptpI
MtNnNi I|eald rA|hlna. nn|tefalH
ItU-BAfa hlnh hurdle F.afeff. no.
"a tNp InNlan8 n FiKN. n. NauHHlHI|n.
MtNNnI. Mofuh4. IneNtN unlfDts|iY
IHUfHfN low nNfIiff spencer. PIN.
T0If. Indians, q. fr4untf =. HufRftf.
MfNA4li NN|HL Larket. university
MutHIna breaN lHuiN tniritt. r9n.
Yute, lndlane ~ Nlta. Mpnaui. Wis
NinN. HHfNUNM NnIttfnill
NnnnHn4 h|ah lnBn rlefolc. NiI.
ne. INH|anN ~ N4riInr1. AZ. Non4aict
M1anuN aHthef. nflEhl university.
FH1e fent tos height Hhlpley. Vas.
uuH1 lNasANa J Ap1nrtC. AL Con.
NafeH tienna1. Ipckey. uulfffH|tN
l1+NUNpf etti bEl fIH|a NO SHIP.
lfK IrtlanH r. Conner 3. Martinez
Aen4uIi 4A1AeE EAIAine. unItef4ItF
ia-poNnd Namnter throw kole
1mnoh. Stnaai' Ese. psass, unlssfl
miis Fna-1piassfo. sandoeai. Inl
tlana n, nutbai. ~ Afcrin. Mcraul'
NIINIt fUMlf. university
Hnnf race Teller. HncnceF Nat.
eewy. Weed lnalaHR nlea. y. Gutter.
rex NJ sanchez X Candeinflo. Mem
aul, NiiHflns. Eoidt, ffobert. Alloti,
Murphy I4efey. nnlYefs.t!
Among TIE strong contestants sh the
f.lat ...f.1.t.f .s..nt a.faNHnr .,,tN f,4 cha
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

NHt AlNn entnTaa NlsN INnN. Snyder
md Nnufnt. 410t1&fN n|tN hurdle
douglas. anF8of and H'1uTntI discus
throw. snyder and Eiahor 4fosYATsI
NafN. Poster end 1entHi po|o pnNI.
NMItt nnd neNHlnei tfe.Ynfa DASH
N|nnntk and ChHVca broad jump.
Noniof end Douglas, relay race NnHl.
of H'nnn4N. Chavez and Hnurne' o..
fIniel 5unNca NulllnR. Conway ana
EoM arn. f|nAkf>nor. lnhn A. Cutler.
saturday evening. Stay 10 the ore
ntafiNHL Ntclaualnry and snfii|nN
cnHitN4 hnIWten the shove named
high schools ,wlll ~ held ln ~ Jun
a. Noh1fi Foster VIII represent Hu-
ton ~ n1olufH Miss Nuna Hen ~
1eclamAIlon and Wr 8tAnlom and
Eilrh nNntnr ~ lhr spelling contest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
CHAVEZ TO
ARRIVE TONIGHT
Trinidad Bantam Will Begin
Tomorrow to Train for Bat
tie With Eddie Marine on
May 8.

Hruny chavez bantamwciRht fignt-
rr. ~ Trinidad. cello. viii arrive IN
Albuquerque tonight IN santa Re
train No. al 1898 and tomorrow viii
begin training for his ten round con-
test with Eddie Marine, of New
YORK. scheduled for May Sth Marine
n expected a. arrive tomorrow from
Los Angeles. accompanied by his man
ager SCotty M0nteith. Johnnie Dun.
dee. contender for the feathcrweighi
title. who fought kilbane In Los An
gclcs Tuesday, N expected to accom-
pqnX Marlno .apg Montelth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
SPARE TIiE car.
uncommon

4 lover OF cats makes new plea
for them. lie tells US that eats kin
the Held mice that rob the nest OF
bumbiebees and the bumbiehees fer
tllize the blossoms OF the clover.
which feeds the cows that give ms
milk. such is the chain Of nature
that the loss Of any link may do grave
damage This II the way OF a.
This rs the babe that mother loved
This h the milk that nOurishod tho
babe that mother loved.
This Is the clover that fed the COW
that gave the milk that nOurishod
the nabe that mother loved.
This Is the bee that saved the clO-
Yer that fed the COW that gave the
milk that nourished the babe that
mother loved.
This Is the mouse that killed the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

Hard parlors on Central avenue. MT.
Spears has just completed tour OF
the coast and an not meet with a
single defeat this side Of Chicago. He
IL now on his way east Spears Offers
odds OF 100 or no count 10 any player
ia the country and Will give one OF
his remarkable exhibitions Of fancy
shots following the game tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
CHAMPION FANCY SHOT
billiard PLAYER TO
DO STUNTS TONIGHT

urorae Spears billiard expert,
rhamplon fancy shot PLAYER 81 The
world VIII ianaio cries with A ".
ffuimhf. the local cFHck. tonight ~
the NeR Mexico cisar company bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

Los Angeles. Negotiations have
been begun FOR Is return match be-
tween Johnny Kilbanc. the feather
WeiEht champion. and Johnny Dun
dee. who fought q 10-round draw with
Nun ~ Vernon Tuesday night. Tho
rontest then was unsatisfactory. IN
every way, according 20 the news
paper commentators. Although Kill
hane lead easily on points. the draw
DECISION waH commended on the
ground that Dundee WAS The agrees
9cr and cerninw In ~ all tlnee. albeit
usually covered up. Promoter Tom
MoCarcy and "Scosgy" MOnicith. man
aHcr Of Dundee. expressed the hope
81 putting on the return match in
two or three months. preferably
Jnsy 4. II was the conccnsus 81 opln-
ton among fight freQuentcr3 that
neither boy would make good against
llHhtweight--the often expresssd
ambition 81 each. KIlbnno did not
seem % have q knockout punch Tues
day ni&ht, and Dundee. with his Pc
culinr habit of ioaplng In the air to
launch a blow nIso lacked steam.
New York.--Luther Mccarthy out
fought Frank Moran. tho Pittsburgh
heavyweight. In ten-round bout
here lant night. The fighting was az
fast pace for heavyweighfs. Moran
DAD most Of the leading aud frequent
W the men stood toe TO toe and
swapped punches. both receiving
much punishment about the body.
Mccarthy relied upon a hard left 20
the face but often left his guard 0pcp,
enabling his opponent 10 land "a
strong left hook Mccarthy had the
better Of the first rouud. but Moran
cvened u up IA the next Ia the
shird the fighters heads came to-
settled IN a mix-up. slightly cutting
Moran. IN the FORTH. Moran landed
a straight left, drawing blood from
McCnrthy's nose. The fifth was even
but Mccarthy took the next two. Me-
carthy tired In the eighth, left hook
sending him 10 the ropes. and IN the
ninth Moran landed several good
blows. Mccarthy finished strong,
landing often In the last round. while
Moran. who kept boring IN, was Mild
and missed often.
Chicago The belief that Ty Cobb
would be re-inatatod with but a nOmi-
nal fine. was expressed last night by
those who had interviewed members
0f the national baseball commission
which met here. Tho commission Il
expected 20 take up the proposed
| congressional investigation OF charges
that professional baseball constitutes
trust.
Burlington, fa.-IIarry Hartman. O
Burlington wrestler. lost last night a
Farmer Burns. IN straight falls.
Paris. Ernest r. Gulllaux, a French
air-man, with his acroplane flight o.
Sunday last. when he Travelled from
Biarritx. FrRnce. 10 KOllum. Holland
nearly q Thousand miles, won prizi
~ fi0.O00 and the POmmery. or SIN
gle day distance cup, which was de-
clded Al sundown last night
/ Windsor. Ont Johnny couiin, o
Chicago. champion bantamweight
| knocked out Tommy Hudson. Of De
troli, ID the fifth round OF q scheduled
eiaht-rou bout here last night
C0uiOn took matters easy for tou
rounds. bul Ia the firth he shot lef
and right the jaw ana Hudson
| went out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

WESTERN LEAGUE


Dcnycr. !; Wichita, 3,
bcnvcr 49,. t0g ESQ 0iN 2 "a g
Wichita 900 500 900 ID
BattoriaH WolfBang and spahri
sseigcr, Routt ana kcrns.
81. 5oscph. 81 sioux CITY, I,
AZ Sioux Ciiyi ~ -,
sioux CITY liz OOt oi0--i
N. Joseph 600 Ot0 oi3 q l
Batteries Brown ana iiapp, Johh'
son, Duffy ana ketter
Lincoln, o. Topeka, =.
t.,neol ,'''''o'" ooi 900 COS ! 10 !
ropeka 600 goo 00l is 3
batteries Knapp. llolmborg ana
carney. Richardson ana Billings.
Des Molnes, Z; Omaha, ..
Al Dcs M0ines; X. ~ ~.
Das Molnes 100 eos sex Q
omaha ..... 600 OI0 col
Batterlcs-R ogge and shaw; beene'
Apologize. Peters ana Johnson
M. Man, have you seen
those real Panama Hats in the
Golden Rule windows And
did you note the prices9 Sale
starts Saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Al pctroit. n. II r,
cbieauo fO2 t01 2tO--S ~ 2
f,.tYoil .OtO O00 li6-a II 3
batteries Ciuottc and Schaik, Du-
buc and Mckee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

WHERE THEy PLAY TODAY.
National I.cagu

National League.
Cincinnati as Chicago.
Boston az Brooklyn.
New YORK al Philadelphia.
~ Louis al Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

hes shat saved thn clover lhal Sod
lho COW THAT gave ihe milk that uuuf.
ahed lhn babe that mother loved.
Thlg D the cat that ate The mouse
that killed TIE hot that naYhd tho clos
tof thni fhd the COW that gave the
milk that nouflshed the babe that
mother loved
Therefore will mother protect ire
cat or viii She Incur a dcorof loss
than that of tho matt Ia the noHso
that Jack built
A genuine Panama Hat for
the price Of the ordinary kind
az the Golden Rule Saturday.
Skating Rink open tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
Cash Prize of $500 for the Best Trade Mark and SIOg

advertising
be
for the btt rad 4 or n
q
he
Committee
thu socetN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

New pictures. pastlmo and crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

Chicago at Detroit,
Washington az Bosioi,.
Philadelphia al New York
cleveland al 81 Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

THE SOCIETY ron ELECTRICAL Development whose object is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01

Windsor. Ont johnny couiln Of
Chicago. champion bantamweight,
knocked out Tommy Hudson, Of Dee
trnlt 10 the fifth round Of q scheduled
elaht-rouuu bout here last night.
C0miOn tonk matters easy for four
rounds bul Ia the firth he shot icft
and right the jaw and Hudson
went out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-01
The Competition VIII Close Monday, May 5th
YOUTh HAVE HURRY. JUST THINK YoU WIN TIM
WILL FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION.
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Company

,t THE clean Economical
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-16
Baurngartner signs Contract,

St. Louis, Jan. 16.-P1tcher George
Baumgartner has signed a contract to
pitch for the local American League club
during the season of 1918.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-16

How can I get stouter? I have worked
in shop five years where there was
no fresh air. 81 live right across the
road from the shop. Should I wear a
hat? (Q-P1ease give recipe for lemon
pie (5)-My wrists are thin. How
can make them round? ROSALIE.
O-Use pure CASTLE soap and warm
water when washing, and follow by
dashing cold water over the face, with
few drops of benzoin in it, Massage
the face at night with a good cold
cream, then wipe off every particle of
the cream 1t may take a month to
show Improvement. Be sure to take
enough baths-one hot bath a week and
a warm sponge bath every day
2)-Be outdoors every chance you
can get. Eat lot of good food Breathe
deep. Sleep with your windows open.
Drink plenty of pure milk and eat lots
of butter on your bread. Also, eat
carrots both raw and cooked They
will help your complexion and make
you fleshier. Otis not necessary
O-Lemon Pie: Grated rind and
juice 1 lemon, 1 cup sugar, 1 heaping
tablespoon flour, yolk egg, butter size
of walnut, enough cold water to mix
all to smooth paste, then add 1 cur
boiling water, place on stove and stir
until it boi1s. Have crust baked sep
arately. Pour in custard Beat white
of / egg stiff with 2 tablespoons sugar,
spread on pie, put in oven to brown.
6)-Follow directions in No and
your wrists will improve with the rest
of your body.