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The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
ASKS GOVERNOR FOR PAROLE
ConvIcts Have Been Allowed to Leave
 Farm to Visit Homes.

Little Rock.-Gov. Futrell has inves- tigated reports that convicts on the state farm were given permission to leave the farm without consulting the law in the matter.
 It seems to have been custom in the past to allow convicts who conduct ed themselves properly to make short visits home, being placed on their honor to return.
 When investigated it was found the warden was continuing the practice under the new commission without it's knowledge,
 Gov. F'utrell has ordered the practice discontinued in the future.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Definition of a Gentleman.

A kindly heart, quiet voice, polite words and manners, hand open to help, attention to little things for the comfort of others, freedom from an ger, beoasting and patronizing; toward the strong, courage; toward the weak, chivalry; toward all men, fairness. Few men ever see one in a mirror Life.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Police Rely on Finqer Print.

Francis Galton, finger print expert and authority, estimates that the chances of finding the fingers of two persons giving exactly the same i'm pression are not greater than one in $40, ,O00, 100000. Police experts regard finger prints, which can not be dis guised, as far the most conclusive means of identification.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Crops In Fine Shape.

Newark.-Crop conditions in this section are better than they have been in many years. Early corn is being laid by in fine shape. Cotton is we'll advanced and is clean. The alfalfa hay crop, which has just been har- vested, was the best in many years
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Daily Thoucht.

Let your first effort be not for wealth, but independence. Whatever be your talents, whatever your pros poets, never be tempted to speculate away, on the chance of a palace, that which you need as provision against the workhouse.-LordL Lytton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Scientific Point Cleared un

A German astronomer has pub lished a series of tables which seem to show a connection between the ap. pearance of sun spots and the wab. bling motion of the earth on it's axis, due, perhaps, to variation in the suns magnetism.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
His Future Assured.

Does my boy" inquired the parent, seem to have a natural bent in any one direction?" Yes, sir" said the teacher He gives every indication of being a captain of industry some day. He gets the other boys to do all his work for him."
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Batesville.-The lid was clamped

A'1tOH' IIIO' HO iIu Wtto NIdIIIpVU on tighter than an old-fashioned fruit jar in Batesville when the City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of cigars. tobacco, cold drinks or anything except a sandwich, cup of coffee or glass of buttermilk on Sun day. There has always been a strict Sunday law here regarding the sale of cold drinks. But on last Sunday a local soda fountain served cold drinks and this caused the council to pass the law to prohibit the sale of cigars or drinks on Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Parham Defeats Ioney.

Pine Bluff.-The early returns from the election indicate the nomination of T. G. Parham as prosecuting at torney of the Eleverh Judicial Dis trict over Senator H. K Toney by a large majority
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Crop Conditions Good.

Leola.-Crop conditions never were better here at this time of the year. Cotton is small on account of the cool nights, but corn and other crops are in good condition
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Thinning Beets.

In thinning beets the extra ones need not be thrown away. If set out in fine soil and thoroughly watered they will grow well.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Give Seeds Time.

All seeds sown at one time, even of the same variety, will not germinate at the same time. Give them time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Use Clean Sand.

Have clean sand for concrete work, as dirty sand will cause unsatisfac. toy results.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Judge William A. FaIconer Appointed.

Little Rock.-Judge William A. Fsl- coner of Fort Smith was appointed by Gov. Futrell as chancellor of the tenth district to succeed Judge Bourland who resigned to accept a federal ap- pointment. Judge Falconer is one of the leading attorneys of Fort Smith and served Sebastian county three terms as county and probate judge It is not probable that Judge Falconer will preside over court session as Judge Bourland adjourned the court until the fall session before resigning and by that time the vacancy will be filled by an election.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Difference In Color.

Analysts have found that white eggs contain more fat and less protein thar brown eggs.
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Tree Pruninn.

The nearer the trunk the safer, the 4oun6, at least in tree pruning
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
City Treasurer's Report.

Little Rock.-City Treasurer Claude Ringo lied his report for the month of May with the city clerk last week. The report shows a credit to the general fund of $10,633.53; library fund, $501.37; ordinance No. 611 fund. $50. The report also shows there has been overdrawn from the street fund $4,769.10
The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27
Grow Feed for Stock.

All the bulk food required for live stock can be grown more cheaply tb~~ they can be bought
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
LET nin srARvE


'lf / am alive when the Assizon
commrnce. IL win ~ dying woman
vho viii be- tried. says Mrs Emme-
line anthursi loader " ihc militant
Engh IL sunragcitcA in announcing
niat she VIII go ou hunger strike
in EPSON ian az course. the gov
eminent viii see ~ IL that she h
allvc--if forrlblr feeding win keep
her so--yci il good many persons
probably viii ask. Why not lct hcI
rtaryec
Tho reason b. thag sire pankhursi
aud those of nor Kind nho seek 10
advance q cautr Dy destroying prop
err, and cndang,ring lives are clearly
insane and shuWd b, treated as m
sane pcrsonH arc under similar cir-
cunisiunces FoTcibls feeding be- rc-
sorted 40 n thu care Vt the insane
who refuse food, mid tl- saine must
hs done iu fho ,nsr vf ihc sunru
eettcr. Furtherinuf, q vuula De
quite proper 10 the suthoritlc- Wrf'
90 treat Mr. PankhurN not as "a
criminal. bat as a lun1ticU whom t 81
dangerous o. iet ruu at large. and
have hor committed go an insane l-y
lBm
THE British government uet hu' ns
adopted this course which perhaps
would not he pTactlcunle Ia ans event
.--is unquestiununi! facc 10 face WA
serious problem n tho sunrasoi,c.
wtre men. "a would be- different. but
being women. the, rctus, 90 play ih'
game according 10 sbo rules mer
know
when theg form uiubH aud storm
parliament aud nghi Tho police, the'
insist that theS must br handled
gently boopuse the, are women a
thcy aet,nros IN botanical gardens an'
blow az pritaio % idenc'a. the, pro
tesi that ihey are not criminals hu
nehtcrs Ia hot, eause, because thei
AZ. vonlen. And when thoy are sen
a. iail they REFUSE 40 conform 90 th'
prison disclpnne and - on hunfo'
asrlke -beeaYao thry arr women.
Il IL dime il,ass ina facts r"ne'fnlh'
Ans aunrasctges and their mclhod
acre faced whole ileartedi, VINES
acme hundreds Of unsoKed women -
"a. deIlbsrately % make nuisance
81 lhemaoneA % defy al aa'N0f'1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

the four.day odd moon will afford a
beautiful spectacle
finder favorable seeing condi-
tons Mercury giows brilliantly IN the
twilight. being intrinsicauy brighter
than star of the nrst magnitude
u IN OF course far inferior 10 Venus.
nov almost ut III muSlmum brllliancy
witch % atjains on March 18TH Mcr.
,ury's iight ~ slightly reddish while
that ~ Venus b. Of dazzling white
ness ~ the cvoulnr. ~ the iith
Mercury viii have started back to-
wards the sun and on thc nipht of
April 2tth, will have attained u.s.
greatest western ciongntInn. IN this
ease more than 81 degrees aud VIII
bo visible as morning star.
can Iifc Exist go Mercury?
The most Interesting question that
can arise about any planet ne always
can IL sustain itTcp" Na,urali, thpr,
cun be ne dircc, evidence ~ mos
existence on a planet ep diniruu a.
ubscr,c as Mor,uts. whatever WBy %,
true If such ct body as Mars. With ul
canals aud bridges liut infer.
cnccs can be- drawn from th, physical
condition uf q planet lu the cts" ol
| Mercury o. must %, admitted thai
most ct tho Inference ar. negative
7 Negative Indication. W, AFFORDED
, b., the low 'aibyd' "r r.uy,tiui
power ~ Mrtpur. @ has been
shown that this .Mu.t ansnrus more
thun fuur.ufths ut Go, uar.u sunlgh
that bcUts down upon t surface. 1uN
20, per cent ui % u,iug reflected Wt'
space. Sow. uu account uf its AGAR
lnc.s to thc SUM- M.r.urs receives GOD
an average u,uri. seven Times COL
much of th, suiar admtuus Is doe
IAN equal ur't cr thr earth surface
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

SENNToR DtNuN vin also set u
much needed rest after tomorrow,
c.
TOMORROW SO shall double the
number OF oar presidents
WE AuHEE thar Emmclme Pank-
hurst ought 60 SO Go tu asylum.
-
OFFICIAL AssUEAN'E taat Mex
see vin soon ho pa,Iaod are badly
miSrd AZ win onirhl ssl,siuatipus.
n a. POiNTEb out that % thc fam
iiy of 'ornrlo Dmz needs him he bet
,or stay iu Egypt
8
So FAR ~ VIE can learn th, Dem.
0.tatlc platform upon which Wilson
VIII hr iuuusurst"d iumo.tr"V mys
nothing about how tu handle e. McNi-
can situation
THr MILITANT sungavotto was
u,tvously pacing her ccii
some ladies 90 call" announced
thy turnkey.
"Nh -ug,c,t b. such 3D. bore Toll
thpm I'm out -Hid iIu -unt1RDtto.
SOME W1MEN Seem Go Ir ui-ap-
pointed 10 girl WIN sells things iu a
store be- polite aud cheerful Thsy
think she hasn't token proper notice
81 their c0orr tu make her feel Dad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
POSTSt MRS.
,SSNASsSSNSNSSNNS


Tu, t,I,phou, ,N'htug" established
la Prkju 3D., the new Chinese govern
mcnt already mas more chan 6iOo sub.
-cribcrr
sine, 1880 Nl0-ku has produced
minerals worth more than f2",uv",-
coo. NOR, than geo per cent of when
has been gold
Nc,ada prouuc,d nearly six times
as much load 't-t gear Hs tHr year
bcfor,. iis creates, output ice MGR"
tuau ton yclrs.
An aerial rddd,r us. been added ="
tho rear of o French racing automo-
Ollie tu aid n stscrlug and Geo prevent
aHidding
The nr.i Wuuel guaot lh" lNrou,s
recently pierced fur q Friu,u-~p'n
i.b railroad. has BE- total length "i
about nv. miles
pu,umutu, wood carving lroH have
bo,u placed ou th' market nE manu-
la,tur,rs uf H"uv voyNvrs iwpl'
m,ui. cor thu ur, sort
Nmuy nuy toms uf water N'rr 'll
ed fr.m ,Gu mines u' south stafford.
shire. England n.' SCAR for ''"N
tom or mineral
Tho inventor of BE- nov uuiur02 %"
tire claims 20 s" compress ,h" ru".
bsr nHi % AUTOMATICALLY ""'rs 90
pWu,tur. vhuu one occurs.
IA ol,.'u. molurH .l' uDIdu-Al
r,.rs us lJ- current from generator
driven h, tu, front 'l.,. HuH h"'i
invented m G,rUpuN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
The Heavens in March


vb,r. fec 'oak. 10 should 1, possible
tu pI.h ln, PLANET up hd"i' IL dis
appuiH below 90, horizon. csp,rinl.
BE- with the aid ct au oprra -iar.
10" a. Iind the rlauct
sine, TIC sun on tho loth and 'l'h
.,ts about SIX O'clock, the position 90
Mrrrur, ,uuut br shown vu lh
man. Iut ut sunset ui Tie ''lh. lH'
SUM- Mvr,Irt, he moon arI \,hi'
win lr u,Hrl, m lu, aluus h, 'rlir-
tu iu the u,d'r named, aud. ab lh'
sun lubf uN,r uud lower below u'
rama ul tr, earth. lt VIII br possible
tp ID, Noyuuty position With rci".
cine, tu {h, moon ana Venus az scr
a los th, point where the sun hH
disappeared l,omcm3vr that Me-.
ours Ie o. degrees from th' suu. %
NIi br about ~ degrees from th.
moon HytVcru the moon and N'nl.
Wlil Doe about ~ drsrrrs
D., tho evening ut the iiuh thr
moon viii have passed q little hes Onu
Venus. but otherwise the alignment
OF The -four bodies viii have changed
mite The proximity 81 Venus aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

70 0u u po-s,ut, tut month 'o
catch fUmr, uf th, elusive planet
MyuuE uu March o. go 70 ".rIu.t
In M, muuug Washington um,
thh smallest cot planets rrH'h Ines liH
Freatsw eastern ,iougntt"u. con th'
evening" OF b. lOth AMI D lih % wiz
finger above Tho western horizon Tor
AN hour uud % uuurtv "i'"r lr.ut
So tvv persons nur, ever -'.u ih..
sh!rst n,uu,I uf th, sulu tluI
that -Y,A 100 uppurunIb h"u'd mott
boz snght,d 10 m astr"n"uI." ''.
grnd that even Cupvini,uH was d'-
MED th, p.,laur. cot seeing M'irar.
un exceptionally nirr's'int '"a ln
many Ways
Mcrrur, ur,u rrache d..D e.
ui more Than .s degrees 90 Iln
sun and seldom, get "uisi"' "i ln"
tN hight zone. which account. I"i o.
being so iuircpuonta seen with tI.
naked r.v. uu the present ".'a.l'u
u gets onls little more thah ~ de-
grcos avs, from the sun Hnd 'he iNl'
light lasts Tor some minutes after t-
setting Nevertheless II one kn"Ns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
AUTOMOBILES AND THE
HIGH SCHOOL


Tho automobile industry needs
KILLED workers. and l,oss Who are ln-
torvsted ln being skilled automobile
workers ned the hish school That's
ihc basis vf The school and shop plan
now iH effect 10 Lansing, Mich, as rc-
Ported Co the United States bureau
oil education in Lansing the high
school and the automobile ndusirl
Of thc city cooperate m "ducatins
the boys who wish To ~ beyond ghc
eighth grade n schuol bui need
something different from The usual
academic curriculum.
Boys .n the Industrial ,o-"pcratNs
cuursc spend the nrst Scur wholly VA
schuui After tnut thcS divide thoir
time equally between school rnd
chop working one week at sch1Oi
ana the nest week. n the automobile
"a gas engine shup. ur wherever they
are employed Thus thu present 0g-
ginning class of twenty. when they
Finish the preliminary year this June,
viii 20 tu work as apprentice "a
Lansing manufacturing plants They
win hove two Nyrka vacation during
the summer. and la the fall they wall
begin the weekly alternating plan.
They are paid Tor their work. OF
course.
The object of the plan according
90 Superintendent Cummings. who
iuauguratCd 10 after ohscr, ing the
work 90 FtChburR. Mas h not ONLY
10 prov Idle a rational course uf study
for pupils who dcsir, specific pr'pa-
ration Tor q trade. bat also to scrN '
a purpose 10 the performance Of VA"
schools duty 60 Oh, Industries aud io
society"
The instructor iu charge ot the iu-
dustriu}-c cuurs, is AN all
uirabic example of the nov Kind II
| rchooinan required Tor vocational
education. lic is we'll educated. hul
az ths same time hc b. e man 81 prl''
tirnl training aud experience. Sol
oui, dld hc serve at his trade FOR soy
ernI yenrs. but IA. has had experience
IN teaching 40 wen u b. not Otter
! that IN. sohools can await thcmsclS''
~ vocatIuupl Instructors "i tm
/ douhl, qualification. Snd ia this 70
| spect Lansing b. considered partir
ularly fortunate.
The work ID ALREADY prov ina u
importance. Yea the opinion at Sui"r
intcndyni Cummings llo points %
th- significant ease uf Two boys. "h"
iaftor having made Mbj"Gt failure %
the regular high Hrho"l work ~
wear before. are successful leaders u
m. work Of the industrial depart
mvnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

and Az conventions and then ciann
special rights % their own. those
rights should be denied them
nut the English sufIrascttcs are
nshslng psins battle. They have
forfeited any hold they may have had
On the sympathy aud indulscnce Of
constituted authority and The general
public. Their ranks are thinned
through dcsertions. Including masou-
line nyles and members Of their own
sex. Their last plea In lasiiflcetiou
of the campaign OF vloleace they
have becn pursuing II virtual ac-
Acknowledgement 81 defeat They have
richly deserved their fate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

water aud r',utE "' 10 is on, u'
ia, priumr, u,c,.,u.- ot u0s. % D.
nccc@ur, 60 th, VIA 90. pars-,s 81
drink. in Oh" preparation .l tuud and
Tor cleansing purpus,-. ur.I tr tr'
bod, itself and u.s. ,lutuus. urNL o."
IA" house and 10. furu,'hiug,
More ubstnnros ar, dissolved h
water than les iut "thrr uquid. Iud
bccausc uI lts great solvent u"v,r we
haV, tu U' very cautious about 90,
water vc drink Urt,ntimys th,
,lcurost, most spursiin- 5uI best
tustinc water contains Ga, d,ndlic-i
mpuriWvs SuEucud,d msti,r mar
be- entirely harubc.-. although BE-
makes Tho water muddy sud HuIi-
tructiyv
Di-ca-, t.srui~ Oafricd hN Water.
There ur. ,,r, frV Diseases which
ar, ,bus.d 10, germs n water I'M
tcstinHl dis'Is,a urr most NtuIN Geo
Dee carried in this WIS, Typhoid fewer
and Asiuti, cholera hut, v,on traced
tu such rour,,t go often lHu tu,..
frequent connection with nttrr upa
pile. ,e considered proven.
Suurrc 81 Mater supply.
There ar, .hr,. source 'ruw vHi'u
waiut wal 10, ut,u ii'sl ram "r
-uuu vgtrr which u. u' .aHshI ga
stored m |i-i,'us second. .u.i...
waters. Hruuk-. divers. Hth,r. puuu#,
some .prlnrs uo du- wells tuird.
ground WairI u.st wells whether
dug. driven ur hus.d. som, -pttu-.
The trai rain CO.. SNOW (which falls
cleans tho .fHI,suiI.It. of dust sHIi|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
CHANGES HANDS roNorunow.

Thc transportation u new prcsi-
dcns Of the United states Is always
one ~ tho meet imposing aud inn
presslve functions among an the ma
lions This year q viii bc Of pArtlcu-
bar Interest az home and abroad By
reason OF the fact thHi the cardinal
policies ~ the rnited states govern
ment win change for the frrf time In
sixteen years and The change has
great possibilities of good or evil for
the country. while there yin De- ~
great deal Of tumuli aud shouting aud
hliarlts and Elided pagcsutr,, az the
American people demand. there will
bc a strong undercurrent u sobcrncss
amongst those same American people
a. they contemplate the future
while good many millions who
voted the other way win view with
alarm. q ~ always 10 be remembered
that the responsibility which rests
opun thc man Or the set ~ mon who
ASSUME the direction ~ the des,inlcs
OF what thc orators term 'tnes,
United states is calculated 20 maks
a man or men go slow la the advo'
cacy OF revolutionary changes or sud
den overturnins II Institutions. You
are not apt a. move rccklcssly with
ons hundred millions 81 people FOO
ap audience = president IT. never
qualified 10 say with certainty What
be II going u de- or try to do INIT
he Is actually on the job. has the
reins in his hands and knows whS'
he ~ up against
woodrow Wilson VIII nave the bcs
wishes % his counsrymcn when h'
ASSUMES the task tomorrow -and M
win have thc sympathy 81 srca
many n sAer q man had q vhanc'
10 show the timber of which ho y
made u h the prusidcnt-elect
Certain Il b. that while In puint %
votes N. uNlst beaten president VI
have ever had. William Howard Tat
viii 80 out ~ oficc az deeply re
specicd az amy 90 president in tia
c0untrys histor n. Will never b.
accused OF smallnoss 81 cay kind o
Of being anything else but a Die
broad mentally and phy~icalb -les
el-headed American Statesman of th
kind that Americans lsye 10 cal
uountryman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
ON PROFESSIONS mon LEVEL

q nr Fri"dmann has az elective
remedy for consumption that 81
course o. SIN 10 De- demonstrated -
b, cannot pruht FROM "a nnsugIaiiy,
-,,s th, kansas cts Tmcs which
continues
Ny cure ia f"r the vurid D., -lid
in Nrv York Yesterday n am '
poor man ! shall charge fees 40 those
who ,an pal. yul ih' poor shall
treat Ircc. when leave ] shall place
u, cure lu IN, hands ol some rcpu.
table phy sic,aus n America, property
instructed hoV 10 usc H."
This b. entirely n accordance with
the ethics Of The medical profession,
which. Ia contrast with other great
professions. puts its mu.st achieve
monts freely 81 the service of the
world Or Friedman could not re-
tain DBL. standing as doctor win
other members oi the profession 81 Ia
attempted go potent h,s remedy and
mak, uonc FROM o.
II nn cl,cucian invent" trlc-
phone ho muy i,atcnt the d',i,r aud
cuIlort toll from GA, puhu, for years
a. his reward Bui 10 doctor by
years of patient study n tho mbord-
/ tory works out . cure for diphthcria
cor Tor specific blood poison, 10, must
muk. an his methods uud results
public so that ans manufacture can
/ produce the remedy
Tho dortOr must hold himself ready
Co meet aus contagion VA the rpurH'
oi his duia praoticr % there is an
opidcni, others ,an leave town. bu'
thn b. bound to stag aud so, u
through ~, goes Go the unhealthihI
uuuttcra OF "a. earth go studs Nir1'
lent Diseases aud nnd mcans io COIN.
bat them "a, associates With lcper'
lunii ho hirlBeif becomes infested.
And slrangem ~ all, lh' doctus %
loxpectud 10 take tho lead IN doNihina
means TO pat himself oui OF business
Provonilye modiclno the movement
for bostor housing. for pure milk. FOL
aanitatlon generally, are all prompted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
I,rn1iiou. " q la,Is,lor.


,'rvm the Sew work. Prcssl
Getting into dcDt ~ su casy because
there b. never amy getting cut again.
\ man who would thin6 IL undlgni.
lied 10 sit on stool va his office would
s,aud ON his head al a political meet
ing
10 u woman had the ballot, at least
she would have curiosity enough TO
hud out what she was voting FOR, aud
men don't
IN old ludy's tea never BsfpssiHatc-
the reputation pf more people than
those whose names happen 90 bee mou-
TONED there.
o
M Answer
\ wddI,.ag,d mIn viii MAX, fuu uf
youth
i'ur thinking ct girls or the se' of
hl- collar
But the average middlo-tE,d IMAM vii.
leo truth
Masr much greater fuss when ID
comes To- a dollar
lllt d,ropar is. uf cour-,. thpt those
dollars at his
Th,sr .iov -piling dollars--arc quite
necessary.
rui thr answer Go thui sind or arsu.
went be-
Tuf $50 .s oasiri foo C. young FELLOW
-'"ty' --ludg'.