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Evening journal., 1913-10-14

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Evening journal., 1913-10-14
PROBE TO NAE ROTTOM.

our Police Commissioners displayed commendable
- wisdom when they decided to have public hear
ings in their investigation of the Police Department
Any other course would have aroused suspicion in
the minds Of the people The department created
for the protection of the public. IL is supported by
the public. If It's efficiency is being impaired by fac
tonal feeling personal jealousy hunger for rewards.
incompetency or any other cause, the ,ubc, as its
and supporter. has an absolute right to know
what the trouble and assist in the work OF
Gliding what ought be done that trouble. II
is hoped there will be backslidng by the commits
sioners and that all efforts to induce them
to star-chamber hearings will be rebufed. The best
and the Of the conditions that exist in the
partment should be laid bare before the people There
must be covering the benefit Of anyone high
or low in the department
The Battle Of Baxtcr's Corner. with the exchange
Of fusades between Fort Wiggns on the one
side and Fort Evans the other side, should be a
incident in the investigation Il is the duty OF
the commissioners to get at the fundamental weak
nesaes Of the department and to rid II Of the dis
Cordant and inefficient elements. The Wiggins affair
should be looked upon merely entering wedge
everyone in the department, from Chief Black down,
should bc investigated relative to his efficiency and
loyalty 10 the people and their interests and every
who is shown to be inefficient or d-loya 10 such
interests should be disciplined dismissed AS cir
cumstances ay warrant remef'al acticn. There is
not indispensable from the Chief in the
department. ono who should be spared IN any way
the most critical attention the investigators rela-
tive 10 the Virgins incident or any other matter
ncced with the activities OF the police force either in
the past at tho present time Only by disreearding
utterly the matter Of rank and personality and work
ing toward the absolute truth regardless of the ree-
ings of Chief Black any Of his subordinates. can
the investigation be made the success it deserves
TO be.
We have said It before and -e repeat Il now tlat
n IL be shown that Chief Black is the right man
for the place he holds, his authority should be upheld
all On the other had if It he shown
that he Is the wrong for tho place he should be
removed aud 10 time should be lost in doing IT, That
rule also should be made apply TO all the ether
mon in the department regardless Of rank or lengih
of service Proper administration Of and efficiency
in our Police Department matters Of such inn
poranoe that the public interest demands that they
be maintained at the highest possible standards
Evening journal., 1913-10-14

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Evening journal., 1913-10-14

WILMINGTONIANs IN NEW HAVEN.
Mrs E. Tatnall Warner. Mrs. f. H.
Edsall. e. Tatnall Warner Edsall and
W. n. Barnard, Jr.. were among the
guests registered from Wilmington at.
the Hotel Taft, New Haven, Conn,
over Sunday.
Evening journal., 1913-10-14
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Evening journal., 1913-10-14

Prince Arthur Of Connaught IS getting
quite used to his new nickname Of
"Dmmsn This was originally bestowed
upon him by fellow officer Of the
Royal Scots Grars. who justified the
appellation by pointing out that "drums
and flies always 20 together" His H..
ancee is the Duchess OF Fife) Some
years ago Prince Arthur was often dub
bed "Shny by his friends. though no
satisfactory reason for this has ever
been forthcoming.
Evening journal., 1913-10-14

Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell OF
can .Anccdote of General Grant Re
acted by His Son"
Evening journal., 1913-10-14

copyright, 1918, by Z. J. Edwards. All
rights reserved.l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
EARLY FLOW ASSURES
PLENTY OF IRRIGATION
WATER FOR MAXWELL

Maxwell y. NJ, April 1.-THE ear
~ Flow of water Ia tn river is com
INK down In good shape nlling the
ditch aud raising Ga. level of tho
lakes ou thr tract Befnre the first
rull s made for irrigation water by
the farmers. the reservoirs VIII he
about full
The snowfall In the mountains has
boou heavy. and when IL begins TO
melt "a littlo later iu the season, there
viii Doe water Co throw away The bis
flow of water comes along he June
aud continues well along toward the
end uf July During those two
months the big for,y-foot ditch lead
INK from Tho headgato on the Vermiio
10 Lake Two win he running bank
full. and the water used for spring
irrigation viii bee replaced and tho
reservoirs wiz again bo bank fun
Worry few irrigation districts in The
west ARE as happily siruutod for water
us the Maxwell tract There is prac-
tcaUy no limit to the amount the
farmers may use, and the supply gets
larger every year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
750 MILLION fleet
Of TIMBER To
Be SOLD
Two Large Tracts on Payette
River in Idaho Being Adver.
tised BY the Federal Forest
Service.

Wa hmgton Aprh ~ IA, depart
m"ni of agriculture has begun advcr-
ttiuR two large tracts ~ lumber which
agf regutc 900 mutton feet on the
Phrf.'" river within the Boise aud
iuNettr national forests Idaho. The
district forester 100 ogden. Utah win
receive bids up TO and including June
l.. 1913, ana for an additional month
intending purchasers wish more
time O" examine the timber hcfor,
deciding On their bids
While the bids received through
composition VIII determine the rate
az which tho timber viii be sold. The
department as the result Of q careful
study. has placed "a minimum price
which win De considered on the
timber according to species and ST
uatiun These prices range from
$3.50 % thousand feet Tor western
yellow pine in the most accessible
places. down Ia Si.oo for the least vii-
liable ma lcust accessible timber The
initial rates VIII be subject To- re-
adjustment in 1913 ana 1899 BY
such readiustmrut tho stumpagc price
may be- modified twice 90 four year
Intervals during the tW"lv" yeafs
which win be allowed for tho remot-
~ nl the timber
The department officials point ont
that in sales OF such large guam
tiiy Of timber b is necessary Co al
low % long term contract because of
the Imaginable of operation ana ir-
yCstmont The fact that many l7rv,
SAL s hove been made with roadius'-
meut clauses indicates. n IN held, that
timber operators find the method
business like nud practicable.
The timber Go be- cut lies on the
Watersheds OF the South nud Middle
Forks Of the paNctte and bids viii ho
received for any ar an of thc Timber
ON either fork n Is accessible to
southorn Idaho. which is devolouipg
rapidly and Ia which the demand for
timber win increase.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
NOTICE or srIr

state of New Mexico,
County Of Rornnlnlo- 49,
In the District Court for the Second
judicial district sitting within ana
for the county Of Bernalillu, for the
trial Of cuuses arising under the laws
Of the state OF Sew MeXico
The Atchison, Npeku aud Santa Fe
Hallway COMPANY Petitioner
versus
The Unknown Hcirs ~ any, 81 Ed
ward ana Mary LaVollc. deceased.
ANA the Unknown owner or owners
ct Fractional Lot No. 90 ia Block
No. of the n i. sanchez Addi-
ton to the city of Albuquerque.
n. NJ, Respondents.
TO the Unknown Heirs. n amy of
Edward mud Mary LHyellc deceased.
and the Unknown owner or owners
OF fractional lot 40. 90 in Block No.
Of the a. j. Sanchez Addition Ia the
city of Albuquerque New Mexico. re-
Hpondents in the above entitled cause
Won are hereby notified that Hult
has been brought against you boy the
Atchison, Topeka ana santa BE- rail-
way company To- condemn certain
lands in their petition more fully de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11

scrib-i, for workshops. switches.
turn-outs aud other railroad purposes,
and the property In said petition de-
scrihed is lot number i've t5l Ia block
ndmher one ca of the Simpler Adj
dition Number 90 ihr Cty OF Albu-
querque. New MeXicu, ana fractional
lot number twenty-five t22l in Block
number one ca uf the g. ! sanchez
Addition 90 the City Of Albuquerque.
New Mexico, owned by you.
You are further notified that the
time for hearing said petition has
been liked for the 3uth day of April
1918. az the court house IN Bernaiillo
county Sew MeXlco. and thar unless
YOU appear on said day ana plead or
defend, the relief prayed for Ia said
petition viii be- granted.
The names Of the attorneys for the
petitioner are e. W. Dohsou Albu-
querque. New Mexico, and &c. T..
.Twtchell. East Las Vegas New Mex.
leo.
a. g. WALKER,
CLERK Of said Court,
By 1HOS Is. -. MADISON,
Deputy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
GuARplNN,s NOTICE.

In the matter OF the Guardianship OF
Jan" Sprowl, q minor.
Notice Is hereby given mat Myrtle
Holsapplc guardian OF said Jane
Sprowl has filed IN the probate court
of Brrnalillu county Sew Mexico her
hnal report ns such guardian. and the
court has appointed Monilv. the 5th
diy of May. 1918. as the uas tor hear
ing objections. II amy there ho. 90 the
approval of said final report and tho
discharge Of said guardian.
a q. WALKER.
Clerk of said court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
ROSWELL ELKS HAVE
INSTALLED OFFICERS

Roswell IS NJ April 1.-THE
Elks lodge held their installation OF
officers this week Following arc
the officers Installed W ~ slime, cX-
altod ruler, ". g. Nishet esteemed
lendins Knight. Bud Cooley esteem
cd loyal knight, e. T.. Austin. cg
trrmcd occurring Knight. % u. smith.
treasurer. n. Is Cohean. secretary;
~ fbert LuWroy TYLER. e.. NJ Eiuhuu.
esquire b~ i a. jenkins chaplain,
W NJ Atkinson. Jr, inner guard
Fred G.. Hunt orgauist
ur i. ~. jenkins acting grand
,Nuttod ruler made tho installations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
THE ONE BEST SELLER is THE Want Al


ON furniture. pianoA oreana horses
wAEons and other chattefus also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts: az
los Ne $1,000 AND as high ~ $4,000
Loans ars quickly maze ana strictly
private. TIms-one mortn 90 one
year given. Goods 90 remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable
Call and see us before borrowing
Steamship tickets 10 ana trOm ail
parts of tna woris
PRIVATE OFFtCE5--open mvenlnNn
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Rooms 3 aiu ., Grant ftHii0iug
sos y West Central ASen9a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11

Don't be surprised II YOU have an
attack Of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affected parts froo'y
with Chamhorlain's i.inimrnt and II
viii soon disappear Sold hy an drug
ElatR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
PASTURE
Eslrly IIuunnr.

Early IIumor.
Gladstone, when a boy. was visiting
In the country and the farmer was
showing him around. Coming tn o.
field that contained "a large black
bull. the farmer said. There's a nuc.
strong bun there. Master william. and
us only . years old
How do you tell is age queried
the hoy
why by its horns. said the
farmer.
"By IT'S horns?' Young Gladstone
looked thoughtful q moment then hts
face cleared AN. I see. Tive. horns
two years Boston Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-11
FOR SALE--Misoe Imneous

- -
FOR SALE al bargain, f8discn
photograph aud thirty records. ia
first class condition. y =. g.. Herald
office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14

,Ae feminine sex. attempted to put an end to lhe bout aI that point seeing 'hat 'Airs. Smith" was about tu hear iHe connt o% ten, aHd i,en smith oh- 1ected, apparently wanting 10 add an- other "hnock-out' to his lengthy strme. she 'swatted him one" How ef + het blew had l1t5ie effect and the aoaor turned his latters iii hor direction and proceeded to beat her Gp
 The fight might have been still in progress had a moi heeil Tor the fact tnat a nci&hbor. tir;ng oi the noise called up the police slation ana Pat tolman Mitchell! immediately went 10 the scelfn ill lie patrol wagon and az reat"a Smirh his wife. and the Grand ison woman. XII posted forteits ot =5 and We're reioased to aprear ill p0- lice court his morning 10 answer to charges of disturbing tie peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
WHY NOT GIFT GIFT
 "A "A GfTANANT. NTEssM;? Ezzs I; !?
Every Article on Merit that is Sold These Days is Guaranteed Guarantee Often Means
 Peer Quality.

There is very little excuse for any person to claim that he has been "stung' on purchase. Fifty years ago the huygr. had to look out, but to- day it unusual to find a merchant who will not return the money forta any article that has proved unsatisfactory
 An excellent example of this kink of fair dealing is shown by the clean cut guarantee that Brasher's Drug Co. gives on Dodson' S Liver Tone.
 These people tell us that any person who pays o0c for a bottle of Dodson's s Liver Tone and does not find it a gentle and most pleasant liver tonic, harmless, but a sure reliever of con- stipation and a perfect substitute for calomel, can get his money back just as quick as they can get it out of the money drawer.
 Dodson's Liver Tone has practically taken the ulace of calOmel. It is ab- solutely harmless, sure in it's action and causes no restriction of habit or diet No wonder the drug people are glad to guarantee it, while other re- medies that immitate the claims of Dodson's Liver Tone are not guaran- teed at all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
FERGUSON CHAIRMAN OF
 PENITENTIARY COMMISSION

Little Rock, March 13.-The new benitentiary commission met Wednes- day afternoon and elected J. V. Fergu- son as chairman. No other appoint ments will be considered until April I. when the commission will assume full control of everything in connec- tion with the penitentiary and Sup erintendent J. A. Pitcock will retire The commission is today inspecting the Dropertv of the state at the peni- tentiary, and tomorrow will go to the state farm to remain for several days getting acquainted with the property of the state there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
ICY .;EShS LIFE AND
 SANT>, !Iy'Ti.E phtNMtTES

Batcsvile, March 13 John Greon- field. d young hi2n school hoy Of Fatesville, is hero oi he right sort, and his action in holding on to a runaway team Monday afternoon say i'd the l.fe of some smaller children. He was playing Wiht crowd in the high school yard near the street. when he saw team dashing madly down the street not a block away. He saw it was too late to get the chil- dren to g place of safety and ran in front of the team hoping to stop it. He caught hold of 1ne breast yoke and Hung there. It Was impossible for him to stop the team. but his presence served to make it turn in another direct from where the chil- dren were playing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
JUL. CONsTOCk.

Julia, the 14-year-oid daughter of Mir. and Mrs D. W. Comstock, died this 1Friday) morning at 1 o'clock, after an illness of about month, at the family residence, No. 317 Olive street.
 She is survived by bo" parents and was exceedingly well known here, being very popular with the youngc, set No funeral arrangements have as yet been announced.
 One of the young ladys limbs be- came afflicted about I year and a half ago anl it became necessary to amputate it. This grew gradually worse ,mtil about month ago she became confined to her bed. A large number oi friends will be shocked this morning to learn Il her death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
F F < < * :, :. * !. j, x. Al j.
 * PERSONALS
 Il l. A 4 * % * .s, 2. !; !. j.

J. D. croeHerr.of soath Send was a business e.-.for iH ike e.s sester- day.
 Mrs. q. fl. Martin u.Gt .e-roaishr for hirmi1e.Ha Ala. c4 all oz,eade9 eiait.
 Lr. 5o Campbell i. a- Tsl5ar p.auia- tion whore h. #as cal. i OH profe.- 7ioaai business.
 Miss IilliaA Corler {. stutt sart. ar rived il Th~ ei1E yesterday and NiIf attend tae tmefa =3sfs. William q. Fo.ft this morning. Miss C3rdof for- i2arlz lset, in Pin eluf.
 ! Ed chaal:. spaclaI agohr for inc Cotton Pet. iets Iazt n14a for Sl s-oais ahe.= he @ln jo.u. .rofnar con- s1able ]. Frank sfetare fer a 6Ffef vacation.
 -3. r. }.eGraA. sheriff of Lincoln county, al1iead iii this city last night "ith Buck and Jonas RoDe1ss5a wanted tor burglary and sraud lar- ceay. They were ea. .tsred in rail road camp neay Normansue. fexas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
[ , JRIIM,T- -I'HE:
 FEAST CT IsOTS
Viii Be Celebrated This Year OH Sun. daF. March Celebrates Jew
 ish Victory.

Purim, the F5asr of Lots, half holiday i'll the Jewish calendar, will he celebrated this year on sunday, March 23rd. The Synagosal service or this festival is limited to the reading of the Book of Esther upon tie story Of which the celebration is based
 Purim celebrates the victory cf Nordeaai, the faithful Jew. over Ha- nan. the grand yizier of the King Ahaasuerus. who plotted to destroy to destroy the JeW Queen Esther, it will 5e remembered. had been elevated 10 the throne to succeed Nashti who had displeased the king Esther was ] most beautiful and virtuous maiden, and it was through her intervention N ith the king that the heroism of tordecai and the villaiay Of Haman vas disclosed to him.
 Tine story of the Book of Esther reads like a novel and may or may not have real historical value. Purim means lots and the festival is so called because the day on which the destruction of the Jews was decreed, was chosen by lots.
 Purim is a time Of general festivity among the Jews. and like most fes- tivals of the Jewish calendar, it is a time for the giving of gifts to the poor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
! (eception and Tea.

rece3tion and tea will be given
 is afternoon by the Lakeside .bool improvement Association al ,o school from 3 to , oclo k. \ mos. niovable time is anticipated as the |oIloving delightful program will be endared:
 coterie Spring (Deunza. tss Broadstreet, Mrs. Dancy, Mrs hank Thompson: Mrs Bocage ac- ompanist
 Bedding Mammals Precious Girl, little Miss Ruth Chew. Violin solo-~ Berceuse" tJocellynl Hiss Edith Foster; Mrs. A. D. Eoste! 'ccompanist.
 Address-"The Live. Stock improve nent Association, Dr. J. 1. Norris.
 Instrumental solo, Aftende" Max tell Goldman,-Miss Emma Sorrells.
 Reading" "One-Legged Goose. Mrs G. May. Vocal selection Selected. Miss AL fe Mae Howell.
 Reading-"A Mothers Prayer. Mrs. ]. A. Mcleod.
 Coterie quartette-"The Rose in th Harden. lNeidlinger), Miss Lucy broadstreet, Mrs. Hinton Ferguson Mrs. E. C. ,Dancy, Mrs. Frank Thomp- lon; Mrs. Bocage accompanist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
FAMILY FIGHT
 RESULTS IN ARRESTS
$, l.. smith. Negro DOctors His Niie and in0tl.er Negro Held for
 Disturbing the Peace.

When s. l.. Smith, a negro doctor, went home late last night he found lis wife "entuhtainin some fren s N and the fact that small jubilee was in progress at that hour rather ..neeyed" the doctor and he there upon sailed into" his wife and a gen. eral "free-for-all' fight began.
 After the third round, the light was all the doctor he having his husky frau staggering and weak. Mabel Grandson. an on-looker, who was of course roofing for the member oi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
'ROWN PRINCESS OF THE METH
 EIRI.ANES.

The Hague March i:2> -iuiana the little Grown Princess of Holland will be four years old on spliI &4. While she is growing into liHe healthy child sine is far rom beins handsome. Her eyes are exactly li.>e her moth- CTS but her hair an3 the contour of her face are the exact reproduction of those of her father. who loolIs as It- tie like a prince as any man in 3u- rope But in 1he matter of character juliana again takes after her moth er-strong ana sel-relia1t, Just re- gently she made the tram, on which she and her mother We're going to see her father, wait for A..if hour uu- til she spent her childish wrath oh one of her nurses. ih.s quality in the child makes a very strong appeal to the sturdy Dutch people, for they regard her as their tGture Queen having given up hope oI male heir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
NEW CORPOR ATIO NS

Little Rock, March 13.-The follow ing corporation matters were filed with the Secretary of State Thursday afternoon:
 Country Club Realty Company, of Fort Smith, with a capital stock of $50,000 The officers are, Harry E. Kelley. president; F. C. Speer. vice and treasurer.
 Petroleum Products Investment Company, Little Rock, with a capital stock of $15,000. J. B. Harris is presi- dent J. G. Tillar, vice-presdent; w.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
Y. 1f. C. 4. NOTES
2 :. # * st .s. * a. t, !. * i, y. * !. .s

The board Of directors have decided TO allow deserving b9fs and young men to pay for their n mbership fees n several payments. All initial pay sueut of 2t least one dollar will be required and lhc balance can be pa:d .n weekly or somi-moqtHly payments.
 Secretary Ehrensber@2" will con duet q Life Problem Club each Sun day afternoon for some weeks to come. All young mon will be cor dialIE invited 10 attend. This will be absolutely informal and very profit able. h. his last field the boys could hardly wait from ono sunday to an other and this not because he taught il but because the course affords such splendid discussion and the boys do like to discuss subjects that deal with tive questions.
 The association has about twenty nice rooms to rent and as the occu- pants are more or less transient there are occasional vacancies. Young men who desire a nice room and pleasant surroundings will find the l. II. (. A. just such place and the rates are very reasonabie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-14
NEW GORPOR ATIONS.

Little Rock. March 13.--Articles Of incorporation were filed "Wednesday with the secretary of state for the Lo- gan County Telephone Company o Paris, with a capital stock of $l5,000 The officers are H. Webb, president Earle II. Hunt, vice president; J. k Grounds, secretary and treasurer.
 Notice was filed of the increase of capital stock of the Potash Sulphur Springs Company, of Hot Springs from $20,000 to $25,000.
 Articles of incorporation for the Dalark Gin Company were filed. The capital stock of this concern is $l0,000 and the officers are M. D. O'Neal president; J. R. Bonnet, vice presi- dent; N. C. Woods, secretary, and w T. Green, treasurer.