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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13

= Two of the seasons biographies
now in their third printing are The
Memoirs Of Lii Hung Chang and Let
tiers and Recollections of Alexander
Agassiz, both published by Houghton
Miffin Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-13

1t was So degrees above zero again
at 3 o'clock Friday, at Grand Forks,
and records for continuous warm
weather in December have been shat
tered. While the record warm Deem
Der days degrees in 1900-hasn't
been attained yet, Prof. H. L. Simp-
son., in charge of the weather bureau
at the state university has hopes OF
seeing it broken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
PERSONALS.

There viii bee e. REGULAR meeting of
Lincoln circle 40. %, Ladies' OF tho
g.. s. a. "Wednesday afternoon Ht
% 800 sharp. 400 the humD ui Mrs talu
we'll .t5 West silver. By order OF
the president. Mary a. caldwell. Soc
Rotary
" O. FaWcott. OF Roswell. grand
chancellor OF the knights OF PEthius
iu New Mexico. was 90 visitor Ia Albu-
lurruu, last night and attended th"
meeting OF Mineral lodge 40. e.. go
which, two candidates wcr" Initiated.
Tho grand chancellor expects Ca re-
turn Geo Nlnuuurruu' for next Monday
night and Install recently elected OF
Gers uf Mineral Lodge. six cdnd dates
viii b- elected next Monday.
Santa ~ train 40 10 was i've
hours behind time TODAY, arriNne
her, pt u.,l",k this afternoon. -
Stub lu vHH sent ont ou time at
'hl- morning.
Mrs David Kennedy aud Miss Ken
needy arrived today from KINGSTON.
y. ). and are guests Ht the Ava
RADIO hotel
I'm, Iadi,- Ala so,Ict, Of IA,
Lutheran church viii give THEM
months coffee tomorrow afternoon al
;hr church.
Albuquerque friends viii bee inter.
os',d boo tI, announcement received
her. today Ul Mr. r. o. Hawkins ul
tine Postal Telegraph company pi the
marriage iu san Diego Yesterday o
Mr. 70. A. Angus iu Miss BoSsi'
rupu Mr. Angus Was ,ounoyt",
With thr Postal here for three ycur
Ud is now tram. chief for that com
pJny u lu- Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
BOOSTER CLUB OF 1000
MEMBERS TO AID IN
PUSHING PHOENIX

Phoenix. Aril.. IAN. IA booster
club OF thousand members
tuusu' .dutlous oi uI commercial ur-
gJuizptious n rhoeniX.
These are Ga, principal subjects
discussed at The meeting 'f the board
cot trade directors Yesterday afternoon
They approved uf both IDEAS
secretary Harry Wol.h was in
.tru.t,d Coo design e. button and or
der u largo consignment % win be-
u "boost" button and. while neat ana
tasteful Will not fail Go attract at
i.ut.pu. M,Ioh has ru many good
ideas .u mind Tor the button that hc
can't drtld, which is the best.
Th, boosters club uI course, BE- to
H, affiliated with tha board of 'fJdc.
pu, dollar % year VIII hr tho mcm-
bcrsup fec. The button .s Go Doe
changed each year
other cities have tr.ed tHc houst-
ing badge idea with great success.
Probably the most daring experiment.
long hN' Nu, seas trr fun With tnl.
inscription I'm iruu Los Angeles
Where ilv ~ are sou irum''
such badges 30 is argued help truy-
I.rs iu getting acquainted SvXt
Immrr many pHurri.Hu wearing
O. phoenix Buu-ivrs .'un button viii
ru approached during h.s travels with
uyh greetings 8s This.
"urUu. phu,uiN' AS names Jones
ma I'm from Indianapolis Pretty
Iut down your way. Isu.t .i.
That Viu give the phuenicinu his
opening Geo dcuy that b. F hot here
md to tru the strau1cr that the salt
River valley be- ihc ouN place iu tho
world worth m,nuouus above a Wills
per.
As soon us the buttons urr received
Doc organization uf tho boosters club
sim commence $50 one sill be sur
prlsyd Dr. more than thousand phoc-
u...Ius iuIn.
Tho proposition Co combine tho
Commercial club an8 tug Merchants
ma Manufacturers association with
he board of trade was discussed and
he president WAS empowered 20 ape
point Il comuittee 60 confer with the
members of those organizations, II
is believed that the board can put ln
q rate department and trade nurr1u
Go handle IN. work oi tac club and
,he NJ. A. ~ aud effect Important spN-
| ugs so lar thc mdtl.r iF merely bon
q tentative stage. 10 is not known
how the commercial club people oi
,he merchants yir0 enc ugseHi,on.
Secretary Harry WrlDh suggested
| that Arizona's huildlne 90 the SAt
! Francisco or san Diego exposition
1 whichever one this state elects 90 sup
port. hc replica ol the san Nnvic'
mission The mission rs ttitly wei
preserved and lts style of architecture
s typical of the Arizona frontier DAYS
q De- believed chat duplicate at one
of the big expeditions, nilcd with d
carefully selected cxhibIl VIII htuac
ID great deal ct attention.
/ 9th. Ntr..Erf. Art.f.I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

plans aye nov bIng perfected for
the most auspi'luus sVvent ever at
tempted by the AlDuduerquc Commcf-
cial club Ia thr form 81 q big boosters
get -toscthcr banquet to De- held in the
Masonic Temple uu january a.
The purpu-r of this banquet which
viii ue made IpulA brilliant ul-
thoulh informal affair." iF FIRST tp ins-
ter the feeling uf fraternity and unity
among the Aluuuucruuc business men
and secondly Co bfiug number OF the
prominent Representative ot the sum
W Pc hallway company into per 'uul
touch with .hp ttIe business men boa
order Geo promote tic present friendly
relations between the railroad mvh
Jud The business men THIS ls pare
tyuHrN uttug lu view ul thp splru-
did trpatWtut which hts been accord
ed Albuquerque hE int SANTA Zee ulis
lcur leo locating ihr bog shops in AL
buuGpiuur and DtIryt, cooperating
in tu, WORK ul pushing Albuquerque
Co The front General Manager L. q.
Fox uI the santa lc Hds accepted tho
Invitation extended bv President
George s. EHsrmHu ut the club ANA
has promised Geo 1r present bittt
railway officials tu boz present include
j. NJ kuru general Ip,rnt'un'ut,
H. g. Summers. division super ni'uu-
rut tt san MuIDhI T.. l.. Myers, di-
vision ruperiutcudcut go Las vegas
g. g. Gibson. division superintendent
90 WiusluN. ". a. Brown. general
freight and passenger agent, j. p. Me-
Nurfls. master Wo. nau'r 90 Ia
Iuuf. r. NJ Bisbsr. chief engineers
d. n. Sexton, mechanical suprrlHi'hd-
,ut at IA Juutt. and Avery Turner.
t|., president and general manager
90. the Po.ps valley lines aud w. y.
George superintendent of the Ainu-
que shops Many other railroad men
Niu boz invited.
This rruuu uI men Include. some ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
A FREE SHOW AT
THE ORPHEUM TONIGHT

Jean Brown has arranged com
pllmcutury entertainment for thuatDr
Eosrs az The OrphCum for this cVcn-
Ing at 1.ib. The program consists
lot high GLASS "mOt iCsH and songs
and each slim viii bee explained by a
professional lecturer.
"NeWsips" viii bee admitted hy lrt.
.tcr from their respective pnpers. and
messenger hnys iu uniform. ail other
children must hp accompanied hN
adults. The entertainment o. free 20
all under tha above conditions.
There viii he hut one performance
Tire picture program follows,
The Return" western mclOdramnt
"Miscr's Hoard drama Work MAoe
Easy" trick film "Falss Friar,' com
ic: "looolshead ON skates comic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
SCHOOL CREDIT FOR HOME DUTIES
.+++++++v

How teachers he oregon bring
school aud home closer together boy
giving school credit for Industrial
work ot HON, BE- told with ,omprlhng
interest by Hon. t.. u. Alderman.
state superintendent & public in
.tructiuu In oregon. Ia pamphlet
which the United states bureau of
rdustton ~ sending free at the re-
quest oi teachers.
Euldtug tires, milking COW,
cleaning house, gathering egg. irrd-
iuF farm animals churniug butter
preparing breakfast sweeping "nd
-rruupiug floors busting furniture.
making beds sewing washing aud
iruuiuE th, ,hIld'- own clothes, bath
INK arriving ot school with clean
hands and face ana with hb.r come
bed, urac,Iciug music ''ss"n goiur
Goo bed by . o.clu Is every night bath.
ing ana dressing the nuby. 81 .cpirb
with window boards iu bedrooms
thcs, are frv OF IN, duties iot
which th, teacher at Spring Valley
oregon. allows crrat m connection
Twin regular school work
tn, work b. definitely measur %
and allowed for Tho ,hud desiring
credit for home tasks brings Geo school
q slip signed hy the parent tysti}iuF
| Geo what has been done, lu per cent
| is added Coo M, final examination ..r
| suits ut uu pupils tcy,Dpt eighth
| grtdyrsb who enter and continue 90
| Ca, voluntary contest Geo SOC which
can obtain the most of such rrrd.ts,
Ga certain number of accumulated
/ credits entities tho pupil Co. huU-
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I'' "''"' Wv H.. en- ,,, t,itts of
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
ACT
IS INVOKED BY
LOSING MAN
Homer Johnson Swears to
Complaint Against H. G.
Bell, X. G. Byers and c F.
Allen; Trio Arrested

Charged with violating the statute
which prohibits gambling. a. e.. Bell
*. g. Hcycrs and q. D. Allen were
arrested last night by chief 80 Police
Thomas McMnlin and Policeman Pa
bio Luiau THE men were arrested
following the filiug uf complaint
by Homer johnson. of $40 south
Third street who represented that tho
trio had induced him Go participate
la card game last sunday night aud
had rakcd ln "a hundred dollsfs ~ hls
colin hcfOr. thr session ended. john
son swurc to formal complain this
morning Bell. BNcrs ana Allen were
released on bond ana viii bee arrnixu-
ed Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Judge ". g.. lleucock has been re-
tanned as attorney Tor the men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

the ablest officials who are leading in
the work OF making the Santa Fe the
greatest railway system in the world
ANA men who bave shown their iHvur-
able interest ln Albuquerque on more
than one occasion. 10 is felt that
their meeting together with the men
who form the business backbone of
Albuquerque un such an occasion as
this banquet cannot Dut bc ~ mutual
pleasure aud advantage.
The banquet viii be- substantial
collation. served Ht the dinner hour
nH more convenient for an concerned.
There will bp speeches Dos prominent
Albuuurruucuus ana visiting Tuilrunr
men and good fellowship gulorc and
every c1ort be- being nov mnds Go
see that nothing viii bc lacking.
The committee in charge Of the att
engagements consists ot e.. ~. tush-
man. Frank Niece and Secretary ~
-. lleuiug uf the club, aud % ir ul-
ready very busy n iF planned 90
have It least ESQ guests There is
every reason Co bclicyc it viii be- the
most successful aud the most Import
ant event ot tEo kind ever held in
This citN.
John Ice C,a.te. 3 U..yN.
David o.. Lame Mayor -. y. 49, sell
lcrs " A. Brown senator Isaac
Barth. a. 4. kuscman. senator j. g..
Sulzcr. John Baron Burg and JDus
Romero were appointed hy the dire.
tors Co represent the club At tn static
~ idc boosters meeting b. SANTA 90.
The following new members have
Joined the club. H. J. - lu, Wii'rtu
Gray Dr -. q. Boyd. y IS. %. o.
lors. A. Mou,oya. WillNm 4. Foyi,
BE-. A. Davis. E ". Van Uutn. Joseph
O'l;iolly Jr. NJ e. vigil T.. Ins-
ter. -. lioyh. Harry Leonard. b. "a.
williams. George Waller 7. -.
Ward, Paul y. pitch9nn, e.. Is Eek
: L---L u A--.-IL -nL 4 4 L---u-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
CALKINS ELECTED
CAPTAIN
Unanimously Chosen by Var
sity Athletes to Head Nine
teen Thirteen Football
Team.

By unanimous vote of the "insig-
uV men ut the University ot Nr~
AyXl,o Iuss .'tlr tbs assembly hour
thIs morning lI.l Calkins Was ,lcct-
ed captain OF tHc .Jutbali eleven tor
thc ensuing year. Tho meeting Hua
most enthusiastic one and the cleo
ton at tHlkius gives universal sHtiF-
faction. as hc b. regarded in every
way the proper man tu lead tho squad
60 victory next season.
Those ut the meeting were Ailott
lee. Walker talklus frubert. Car
l,lp. Lucksy. PcJae, LittrclL Lapraih,
BalCnmb ana uuutcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
MATSON SALE TO
START THURSDAY;
DOWN TO COST
Semi Annual Clearance Sale
to BE Bargain Event of the
Winter in Albuquerque.

The hiE bargain event of the win
ter season viii bo the scmi-anuuul
stock clearance satc which starts on
Thursday ut Matsou'e. according go
the hints lu uu advertisement by Mr..
Matsuu which appears elsewhere in
this issue cot the Herald. The beuuti-
ful Zine eft porcOlaturs aud similar
nice things is 90 be- placed on sale
with the price cat down practically
Go cost and lt goes without saying that
the Matsuu store viii hc the daily
destination cot every bHrEainseckcr an
the city when the hig sale is on
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Boston. Jan. t-Au aerial parcels
post service between Boston and New
york was undertaken when Harry VI
Jones. Providence 70. T.. aviator,
LOTT this yib for Providence. the .nrst
So hedulcd stop. lie arrived la Provi-
dcucc az 3.lu o'clock ana remained
over night Jones carried g pounds
of parcel post packages for ProNi-
d,ucr. Sew London Sew Haven,
Bridgeport and New York.
What Happened Ia Mary--CrN stat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Whith seeks To- coordinate In the .fui-
lest sense the Interests of school and
NE. .s followed with close attention
by educators everywhere.
The United states bureau eft cdu.
cation has several thousand copies "t
the oregon booklet ou hand for Tree
distribution. They may bc had on
request.
Mhnt Happened To Mary ~ ~tal.
Pathe Weekly Crystal
Psthc Weekly crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
Big Boosters Banquet to Be Held
ByCOmmerciGl Club in Masonic
Temple January Twenty First

Guests of Honor Get.Together Event Will Be Prominent
Officials Of Santa Fe Railway Company; Covers Will Be
Laid for at Least Two Hundred and Fifty Men and AZ
fair Will Do Much to Bring in Closer Relations Rail
road and Business Men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
MOTHER WANTS z
YEAR OLD BOY
COMMITTED
Mrs. Rosendo Cordova Asks
That Her Son Be Cared for
in State Asylum; Attacks
Other Children With Knives

lud,rshor1 Di,N Lewis TODAY r'.
t.urd request from Nr. Eus,ud'
.ordItl. oi Alameda, asking thJ, Doe"
t.-t-i 90 having u'r 'l-E,,r-HIl SON
l..uuru sent Goo 'Ip ASYLUM .ul ihu
insane, Nts DurdusH ,laius that tnr
uu. DIS subject 90 frequent spells u
Nh.. % Do, makes 'ut't.ke uu uIurt
,uI.Ir,u with hu.N,s uud other vrlp-
cons aud that sh, fears Do, NN dn
iH,m great bodily hUrm IN, HuE has
uuf p'ru entirely BOO hI# ushi mind
Tor Two year.
Tia Religious Nauin,
I.ulrrrh,riN lewis Is HI-n luuhIu-
u'f.r tUp ,l-r ut Juan o.. -tultI iHI
Id number ui years porter n Nnu-
.,H,rlu' saloons. who WH- rh.U into
custody ipUJE, Dis friends believing
That h. u.e Iu-I BOO. mind -1luHr
entered church m DlH Town thla
IUuruius lUd acted 100 uHuurr which
Indicated ihHt hc is suIuTIuE frnm %
r,isIuus mania SUIltr VIII nD cared
iuf 100 fhu count, hil until hr Is rs-
.uWInud Ns "a physician. believed
b. mHy nr suffering I"W '.urlum
tIDmru7.
-Four S..ur. from Oh. IHDu War
..H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

What lIappencd to Mn"-C''-'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

-Four Sow Picture. ra.,.m,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

-Four scenes from OBJ. ur'uu Wa
Crystal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-08

could not sleep nights and would cry and
say they burned and itched all the time.
II tried --- but it did not relieve him,
and some -- but it seemed to make him
worse. then used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and the first night l used them he
seemed to be so relieved he slept little.
first washed the affected parts with Cuticura
Soap and then applied Cuticura Ointment
twice daily. At the end OF the first week he
was much better and at the end of the second
week he was completely cured Every mark
was gone" (Signed) Mrs. w. b. Potter.
Nov. IL, 1912.
For treating poor compilations. red, rough
hands, and dry, thin and falling hair, Cuti-
cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have been
the worlds favorites for more than gen.
Grafton. A single set is often sufficient Sold
everywhere. Liberal sample OF each mailed
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card " Cuticura, Dept. 7, Boston"
aSMen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-08

to get out more among the people. Al
though a quiet speaker, Mr.. Wilson is
marvel i'm the felicitious use of Ian.
guage and he never addresses a group
OF persons, however large or small, with
out making friendly impression. II
is said of him here that if he could
manage to address all the people OF
the United States he would carry them
all with him on any proposition he
might advocate.
Keen resentment is felt in senatorial
circles over the uncomprising activity
Of the president in behalf of the bank
ing bill. The senators expected him
in accordance with the functions of his
office, to make recommendations as to
legislation and they had become measur
ably reconeiled to seeing him write out
for them the laws he wanted passed
but for him to try to dictate when they
shall pass those laws is usurpation to
which they have not yet become accus-
toned. Veterans are pointing out that
the president stands in more danger OF
an actual row with the Senate in try
ing to NEEDLE with the internal work
ings of that "autocratic' body than he
might be if giving it its own time to
put over the most outrageous legislative
conception.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-08
CABINET DEFIES ULSTER.
To Garry Through Home Rule Despite
Threats.

London. Oct s.-Home Secretary Nc
Kenna made speech of great impor-
lance Monday night He is the first
cabinet minister to speak in public on
home rule since the Ulster crisis stirred
up by Lord Loreburn's famous letter.
He said: "The Liberal party have con-
victions and have the courage of their
convictions. One of those convictions IS
that in the government of the country
the will of the majority lawfully eX-
pressed through their representatives
must prevail, and upon that conviction
the Liberal party will stand. There is.
indeed, no possible alternative. We are
not going to submit either to rule by
minority or to anarchy. The home rule
bill will pass next session through the
House Of Commons, by authority of
the representatives of the people, and II
again rejected by the Lords it will pass
III Ter the Parliament act"
This speech shows that the cabinet
has decided to run the risk of civil wal.
in Ulster. There is to be no conferences
and Sir Edward Carson is to be detied.
Mr. Mckcnna recognizes that confer
ence means nothing but procrastination
when one OF lie parties opposes nothing
but flat negative TO the proposals OF
the other 1t may be considered certain
that Mr.. Mckenna spoke Monday with
the approval Of Premier Asquith, so
that the chance of the home rule ques-
tion being compromised at the 18th hour
is very small indeed Nevertheless, it
would be idle to minimize the signii-
canoe of the visit of Mr.. Asquith to
Balmoral.
The king is very intimately concerned
with the grave development of the Irish
question. He has been placed in a diff
cult position directly resulting from and
strongly resembling that in which he
found himself at the opening of his
reign owing to the constitutional crisis
caused by the agitation to get rid of
the House of Lords veto.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-08

nearer the number. In any event, the
bill cannot be reported to the Senate
until some time in November, and not
a man in Washington, unless President
Wilson, believes that the Senate can be
forced into voting upon a measure of
so grave Importance for at least month
after the bill goes on the calendar. In
fact, il precedents count at all--and IL
must be admitted that they are at a
heavy discount in this administration
the bill cannot be brought to a vote be-
fore the winter session unless the ad-
ministratiou makes concessions to both
radicals and conservatives, which at
present it declines to entertain. It is
not impossible that President Wilson
will take the stump in behalf OF action,
for he appears to be sincere in his be-
lief that the country supports his de-
mand for immediate legislation. But
the action of some 700 country bankers
in Boston Monday in formulating Sc
Iious criticisms of the bill has caused
general remark in Washington, and has
led to the common comment that the
president may be misinformed as to
whether the country stands back OF him
in just the way he thinks it does.
Senators Hitchcock, Reed and 0Gor
man are not alone in their belief that
the banking bill should be materially
amended before it is reported out OF
committee Several other Democrats in
the Senate share their views and are
preparing to resist the pressure of the
administration. Not a man of this class
will escape an interview with the presi-
dent or a stern demand to know wheth-
err he is with the administration or
against. Upon the answers thus re-
turned, the course of the president may
depend somewhat, but unless the presi-
dent is given clearly to understand that
he faces an actual revolt it is generally
expected that he will use all the pow
ers at his command to whip the waver-
ing into line. So far in his admnistra-
ton these powers have not failed OF
their intent. Should the president de.
eide. among other things to take the
stump for the banking bill he has at
hand two readymade opportunities for
getting exceptional publicity.
On Oct. % he will attend the cere-
monies of the re-dedication of Congress
hall in Philadelphia, and on Oct. p he
will arrive in Mobile to attend the ses-
sion of the Southern Commercial Con-
gress. Many friends of the president
have suggested to him of late, on gen
eral principles, that he has rather over
done the job of keeping himself out
of the public eye and have urged him