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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
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This afternoon session % the
hnmse was uneventfuf and Was sntfhea
by the reappearanca OF several tnfas-
urea defeated az the last session
Among them was the two-ccft tafo
bill, introduced by MIR. Lucero. hpuso
bili No. 4. by De baea ana Sos0et@.
an act TO regulate loeging. weH nlen
introduced This IL the bitl NfnisH
aroused such bitter oppOsitiong ~
the lumber compaAies which ~ the
lnst session % the legislature Sefrs.
sented that " would practically k1t
them out OF business. Anotnfr V1e.
timer Is house Dill NO. ~, nffyouce~
by Mr. Carter. requiring railr1ad coan-
panies 10 equip all locomotives sAccpt
yard engines With electric headlients'
Mcssrs. Llewellyn and Moreno iutfo-
duced house bill No. a.. an act 10 cn
courage lrrigatiOas Hsld No. ~ an aet
providing FOR the proper consttdetlon
and maintenance OF irriaation ditene1.
House bill ts, Carter. affecting the
titlp OF real estate, was also issiro-
ducnd. aud No. as, Rogers, defining
legal fence and providing demqsfa 20
owners OF property incloaod ~ tucn
fences. House bill No, -, teml4iu
/ Lopez. is similar Ia terms % the hiii
offered In the seate this morning pro
vid,ng for the removal OF unfaitntut
public officers u was referred " the
COMMITTEES on Judiciary and ordered
printed. HouAe bill no, 81 Was inti 81
duced by Mr.. Trip 90 prohiqtt thp
drinking of intoxicating liquors o.
passenger trains. A messenger from
the senate announced the passage 0k
the bill requiring officers Of thc cor
poration commission and certain state
officers 60 give bond; also the pasSase
% the toint resolution invilin9 Vice
| President Marshall 20 address tho ie9~
| islature a senate messenger also an~
nounced the passage Of house oili NO.
| IA apProprlHting money for ieklsiastvN
I printing House resolution No, Apt
by Mr Ilewellyn, providing thak ~
bin should be introduced after the last
day OF February. was lost on q ruilns
/ of the speaker that 4 Was q chnn4D
in the house rules and therefore re-
| quired "a twO-thirds vote. Roll sail
on the resolution showed 20 Ia me
affirmative ard Is IN the negative, Mf
Mui,ens moved recousidorATion %
the vote and the resolution was re-
/ ferTed 10 the COMMITTEES on rules. NJ.
ruliy's resolution thanking tne Unit
ed states army for protecting SETTLERS
on The border was adopted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
RAILROADS ANXIOUS
TO SHUT Off
PASSES
Colorado Hearing Discloses
Heavy Outlay by Denver
and Rio Grande in Free
transportation.
UNITED STATES SENATORS
TRAVEL WITHOUT COST
tB, Irascd wirc ca Eycnlne Herald.

tbl ieascd Wirc la Evening" Herald.
Denver Jan 18.-in June. 1919. the
Denver and Rio Grnude RHilroHd
company ISSUED free transportation TO
tho value uf $4,000. OF Is per cent
nt thc total passenger revenue OF the
road, for ~" month. according 20 tho
statement of J B. Andrews assistant
~ the vice president ~ the railroad
company. in his testimony before In.
terstste Commerce Commissioner
James = Harlan, today Mr.. Andrews
was the hrst witness called Ia the
commissions hearing on the issuance
OF free transportation. which opened
here this morning.
The names uf various persons who
hda received IRE. transportation were
given by SIR Andrews They include
senator simon Guggeuhcim. of Color
ado and senator Reed Smoot OF Utah.
He explained that regular tickets were
given aOmetimoG 70 politicians and
others who might be EN- aarrassed by
The ufr of patscs He stated that the
railroads we're anxious to do away
with the issuance of pBsscs, and that
ihct looked 90 the Interstate COM
mctcc commission ana "a the state
legislatures 10 help them 90 do this.
The cont discOntiuuanCe OF free
tran. porta,.0n bv the colorado rail-
result of the Indictment Of some ci
tho roads at Pueblo, last fail The
railroads. ho said. had looked upon
that as furnishing the psychological
moment Co put reform into effect.
In opening the hearing Commits
sloncr Harlan announced that al wit.
ncsscs had been EubpOenaed undeI
oath, and were therefore immune
from punishment if their testimony
showed that they had violated the
law He explained the purpose OF ths
Investigation, saying that as a result
of numerous complaints the commits.
slon last February, on its own initia'
tive decided 20 institute "a complete In.
auiry regarding the use OF free trans
portadon particularly when u was
granted In an EFFORT tO influence chs
routing Of interstate freight ship
ments. The opening hearings were
held in Denver. he said. becau u
was believed 10y the commission thai
the issuance ~ PASSES In Colorado wa'
unusually extensive,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Desperate Effort Being Made
by 0tero and Baca Hen "a
Prevent Republican Caucus
Tonight.
County Salary Bill Also Being
Used as Lever to Boost
House Members Into ANTI
Fall Movement.

speeIsI Dispaich a. E,senlna flarnlaI
santa re, n. NJ. Jan, 1a.-~Ihe !
y senatorial controversy IL the cole
y topic of controversy here last
= night and today. little else being q
. discussed In the hotels ana the
. capitol The anti-Fail forces. z
= supporting Ex-Governor Otero and 4
= Speaker Baca are bending every
. effort 10 prevent the joint caucus
. of Republicans which II called
y for tOnight la the chamber % lho
. supreme court.
. All kinds Of stories are alloat.
= all kinds Of promises ara btIng
y made members OF the leglelafure.
= la return for their pledge % Vele
. against the reelection % sonatoF
. Fall Il Ia even said that men,
. bcrs who have friends ana Ia
. some cases kinamcn In the PEN
. itentiary have been promised aw-
= eCutive clemency for their loved I
. ones In return for thair support
. Of the anti-Fall movement
. The governor. who alone can
q grant pardons for men In TIE
. penitentiary. has been consuliod
9 In this matter and no one for = 1
q moment believes that ho would
q cOuntennnce any such arrange 4
= ment. Il cannot be too strongly
q denied.
. The county salary bill. Il is
= said. IN also being used as lever :
. 10 boost house members into the
. ansi-FaE movement. and 90 In I
. duce them TO remain out OF the
. Republican caucus The story
. here today II that one county Of
. ncer here was last night offered
. any salary IN reason he might de-
. mand in return fot his support
. n the senatorial nEht, Ho was
. even allowed TO name his own
o or--that IL. he was 20 be given
. tho choice Of threc men; FORMER
. Governor Otero, Marcos g. De
. Baca and Speaker Haca.
. The naine OF Felix Martinez "
. being constantly used oy those
. bent on stirring up trouble for
. the Fall forces. The namo et
. Mnrtinez h one To coniure with
. IN New dexico politics and
. strange things are predicted
. when Mr Martinez arrives and
= gets in the game. ~
. II is known. however that Mr.
. Martinez does not propos~ > get
. into the game Just at this time,
. being engaged In other and mOrc
. impovtan, matters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

TrInIUU- = I- ITN '1- n 'I7
learned TODAY that tho mission of Rep
r,srutrtiN' william Rent Progress
Nc Republican tc1dtr of california.
Goo President elect Wilson today was
Co tuli conservation Tins conference
an, nraI Governor WILSON hls had
with 30 Progressive Republican sine"
hi- election. was arranged 10. Repre-.
srutlut, Iuttl" ut Nrw JvrsrN who
sent word that Mr. Kent had uppru, yd
oI man. ui the Wilson policies ana
wanted to talk about conservation iu
particular
William T. Mc,umu4 chairman oi
th, Democratic national committee,
taIk.d with President -rlput Wilson
tndHl about the senatorial situation
| in Illinois ana other states Mr.. Me-
! Comb. has iust returned from tTit
through the west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
LLOYD.GEORGE CoNvERTE
TO SUFFRAGET DOCTRINE
Try Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald1

IUUUUW, JIM -0-"|T WUWV WV NUUTT
Win On Monday" David Lloyd George.
chancellor of thr rXchcquor today
told q deputatiou ut suttragettes,
representing the working women ot
the British isles, whom he and SIR
Edward Grey. the foreign secretary
vcCeled az the treasury department.
II certainly shall de- my very best
10 see that the amendment Go the
franchise reform BIN eliminating the
word male be- passed hy the house
Of commons since I have been in
! the cabinet I haNe become more
! convinced supporter pf womnn's suf-
trage than ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
nLnmnnh Illns ln Il.I..n IlaA

sun FTHnUIsVu, Jan - IInWh w
the murky depths ot san Francisco
nay, lies $500 diamond ring mar
ioW and again sparkled un thc haud
of Miss Irene Kelly hetwecn Whiles
its radiance was immured in GAVIN
brokers vaults Rudolph Wolh gave
the ring 20 Miss Kelly Whoneve' he
missed % she wuuld give him the
ticket and he would redeem the
pledge Tiring of this pastimc ycs'
tcrdaS. after sending sg00 In pursuit
of the original 5000, he oas, the rims
into the bay,
Miss Kelly Hw0ro out warrant
charging Wolb with larceny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GirI Nlng,SI IOrgg

Elan lll Jan 20 charged Win
forging notes with which she obtained
more than SO. 900 from her foster par
ents az the instigutlon Of a Chicago
fortune telierj LYDIA LcmNe, q i6'year
old girl Is being held Dy the police.
Fred Lcmke. the girls foster father.
Who is an luiterate man, discovered
thar the notes" we're bogus when he
attempted To- collect sums from q Local
publishing house which he believed
he had luaned the concern through
his daughter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Denver. colo. Jan. 23.--With more
than sixty witnesses, including ship
pera and railroad officials. under sub
poena. th" stage WAS set early today
for the opening Of the nationwide
hearing before Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Harlan. into The alleged
Illegal and improper use of railroad
passes FROM the text of the cues
tions which we're asked ~ the begin
ming of the days hearing, Il was eti-
dent that the commissioners invcsti'
cation viii be confined mainly 60 the
churgea that Colorado railroads have
given passes 10 Colorado shippers 10
influence them In connection with
their interstate shipments % freight.
'rhis investigation VIII not stop
with u mere report" said Commits.
sioner Harlan. hut prosecutions VII
follow " wheTeNer we ind there has
been violation Of the Law Needless
TO say. there will he a recommends
tion for additional state legislation
against the use of passes. u We find
here what We ht.vc been told eNlstA
our special examiners have been IN
Colorado for several days. looking az
the evidence. la the cascs and while
theS have made uu formal report ws
expect their testimony VIII be OF IN
tcrcst tu the hearing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
HIGHGRADERs PINCHED
IN LEADvILLE ROUNDUP


i.oudNiiln, Colo. Jan. ~ va
min .ra. Ciemencc and Fred Noldinl
we're arrested by sheriff Schrador TO-
dsy charged with high grading "per
ttious a search of theW homo on
th. outskirta uf the city Ted 90 the
discovery OF about 90 pounn1 "i tutl
ore hidden in A bed mattrsag Both
mon are IN isii Sheriff Schrader hd-
mtted today that he had more than
one score of persons under surNch
lance In connection With the hiEh
grading operations ln th" lead' iil'
camp
tlr ssid h, would rndeavut tu MAX,
arrests onh when practically certain
tbnt urr would he found
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

t.eaNenworth. kas., Jau. s3.-lt was
reported az Fort Leavenworth yester-
day that the war department intends
90 Increase the infantry companies ON
tuiy at the post 90 war strength Civ
Ing each company io6 men should
this occur. the strength OF the garrl-
son will br increased 10 $50 men. The
companies al Fow Leuyenworth haVs
not been al war since 1910. when theJ
were reduced 90 IS men each,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
nnrkrrclIrr Nd Lek,I I.Innd

IyIuaudius, Fla, Jan. td william
Purkvfrllcr who wont to Nassau srN-
pral weeks ago. today boarded g. Is.
g. billings yacht here to rfturu u"
Irk,I island. where the otl mHgnatc
has hi. winter home IN, Rockefeller
party arrived boz a. .peciHi cor from
Palm Beach aud boarded the yacht
which set sail Immediately
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Tnlls aIO Iect aud IA,os.

Rhcima France. Jan 33--Ih'
french aviator. Charles Gnulard. Was
thrown tn IN" ground from height
~ go feet hs the rap-iLmg of his
muuuplauc white mukiug Right to-
da, around th, spir'S uf i,hyims' yd-
thcdrN ~" sustained serious M
uri,s hut Was alive when pickck up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
PROTESTS AGAINST THE
SEGREGATION OF NEGROES
ln, L.n.sa MIrr 30 E,.ales nsraIal I

Si Louis. Iau. 90 A special CONF
mttcr. appointed hy the - ipui7
civic league. Co Investigate thu hous-
ing at negroes to-day protested against
th, proposed ordinance scgrcgatins
the negroes ut ST. tuuiF 4 hili ,u
that effect is now pending in the mu-
niripaI assembly Tho COMMITTEES,
composed uf five white men and tN"
negroes held that thH proposed ltw
is uuworkuhie aud uuCunstituiipndi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

CinclpPau o.. Jan. Aa.-rho most
notable event of thr twenty third bl-
cnniuI session OF the council of Amer
lean Hebrew congregations TOOK place
yesterday when the new buildings "'
the Hebrew Union college. were dedi-
Gated aud frorc than sl3o,O00 Tor thc
colleges maintenance during its hFss
year aas subscribed within twenty
minutes D, the various delegates pres
pnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Mann sInrts I1lihu.ler

Washington Jan Minority
Leader Mann conducted tubustor
today brcausr the Democrats last
niEht prevented action on the Lincoln
memorial project. lie tied up the
work ut the house Tor hours.
Giving the Democrats u taste OF
their own medicine Was his Oxpluna-
tiun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Town I,aic HEARING

chicago, Jan. 33.--Severai witnesses
testified today before Interstate Com
mprce Commissioner Prouty, 10 sup
port Of the contention OF the iowa
railroad conn ssioners thRt present
hiph rates from interior iowa towns
10 Western points discriminate in Ia
Nor at Chicago. 81 Louis, Kansas city
and other points. The railroad COM
missonerr are seeking a downward
revision of the tarlffH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Enormous Frauds Uncovered
by POstOffice Inspectors in
Trafficing in Postage in
United States.
CONFESSIONS SAID TO BE
IN HANDS OF INSPECTORS
RamifioatiOns of Enormous
Stealings from Federal Gov
ernment Said to Extend
Throughout the Country.
TBy Leased Wire 10 Evening HcraIGl

I by Leased Wire 40 Evening HcTaId1
Bulletin--WaBhing Jan. %.
= --Enormoua frauds against the
= government through the illegal
= tranickiug iu stul"u postage
. stamps have hpcu discovered hy
. post office inspectors.
q Reports received today bt
. Postmaster General Hitchcock
. show that the frauds have been
. conducted ON so tremendous "a
. scale thai ihcy Involve lt least
q $4,000. 900 annually.
Indictments already have ocvn
. returned against stamp brokers
. in New YORK Chicago and other
. large cities Confessions rcCciy-
. cd by the inspectors from some
. of the men they have invesugat-
= cd are said 90 Indicate that the
. ramincations of the frauds cH-
o tend throughout the country,
u q = q "a a a a a a q Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
TWO VICTIMS OF
AIR FLIGHTS IN
GERMANY
Lieutenant and Pilot Meet
Death in Course of Military
Maneuvers Near Burg.
IN, LEASED Wiz. 80 Evsalss Hsrs,sI

Bcrlu. jan % Another natal fly.
Wg accident occurred today during
the military maucuNrrs nrar Rurg
Lieutenant otto SChlcECl WHH instant
~ Killed 10y falling tu the earth nom
a considerable height when his hi-
plane collapsed uu a sharp curve.
Lieut. A. Vuu Schrolc, his pilot, was
lutallN injured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

brussels lbelgiuml, Jan. pa NiA-
c0very Of extensive coal fields in she
Belgian Congo, NEAR kal4nan WaF
confirmed officially today ~ Chies
Engineer Minette 0f the uecioEscel
and Mining society. Borlngs Qpef an
area ~ 500 square mllea dlaoio9Na
layers from SIX 20 seven foct ln tnleHe
ness OF quality similar % tnef -
t3tflEaraan coal. The dlocqNeflea
were made NOT Car from the TnhHon.
yika raiiway noW' under c0n4lIao4
ition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
ANOTHER JUDGE FOR
FIFTH DISTRICT
PROVIDED
House Passes Bill Which Is
Expected to Pass Senate and
Receive Approval of Cover
nor.
,p.elsI Dispatch 10 t,eaIuE HersIdi I

I ApeeisI Dispatch a. E,saiuE Hersld
. Santa Fr, y ~. Jan. 30 The
= huus' this afternoon, nN vote
. of ~ tu 10 PASSED huusv hin SO. I
. 90. providing an additional Judge 4
. Tor The nfth judicial district, !
. which IN composed of the c"un'
. ties Of curry, Roosevelt. thdN's
. and Edd,. According To the
. terms uf N, ball the governor be-
y tu appoint th, Judge The oil
. carries the cmvI gcnvN clause ana
= viii 40 into effect immediate
= upon ~ paHsag" hy IN senate
. aud approval hy thr VlN crnpr
= FoliONins b. the test ui ihr bill
. sertlOu !. The number uf dis
. trict Judges IA the hfth judicial
. district of the state uf Sew Mex
. leo is hereby Increased To- two.
. Section o. The vacancy her,
. bt created shall be- nilcd IN a."
. manner nov pro, ided Tor the MI.
. lng OF vacancies In the ulita oi
. district Judge.
. Section ., which provided that
y the chief Justice uf IN, supreme
. court should divide ana appur'
q tiun the work between the tWW
. judges, was eliminated by the
. house
NAAA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Washington. Jan -H The WHI de-
purtmpul viii bring tho West puiut
cadets here for President effect Wi
son inauguration. whether congress
apprnplta for th"Ir expenses cor
not o. congress dur- not grant an
appropriation fur their ,NprnsvH while
here thu cadets have decided thtt
each uII ulF his own hIll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
ADRIAN0PLE MUST BE
SAVED, SAYS TALAAT BEY
Plenty of Trouble in Store for
Allies in Proposed Adjust
ment of the Terms Of Sur
render.

tBS Leased Mirc "a Evening Herald.
tuutituitnuplo Jan '3. The
= Turkish cabinet resigned today
Nv Conscuueu'" of public Il mon
straitnnH Hud protests against itH
= action iu ucrrdiuR 10 the wishes
81 tho European puv ,rs Muh. I
= moud Shrik"t rnsha. furmcriN
. vut minister. has been appointed
grand ,l1i,r lu p'a," ui kismil
= fuEha
TuluJi ~ be. hr,u appointed
. minister "t the interior B post
= tlun hy hrld u previous Dahi. I
y not. iu O. statement after his
appointment h' said
"'rhC change % thc cabinet
means that v' are going tu huv
. national honor or perish Ia the
. attempt We d. not want q con
= tinuation uf the war. hut vc are
determined to keep Adriauoplc
at Ell costs That b. au indc-
. spcnsibic condition ol peace"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
PLENTY on TROt BLE AHEAD
ron pINCI Nft.OTI ATOItS

London. England. Jan. %. Tn" i'm
mediate ,uuYrqucuC"- ut the decision
ut the Turkish grand council To- con
Dludc peace with the Balkan aliics,
VIII he cessation Ut nostilitics d q
tween Greece aud Turkey. and the
surrender of the Turkish furtrcsscs Of
Adrianupic. Janina and Scu;ari. 81
all three tortresyAs the Turkish Eur.
risons win withdraw with the honor
ut war
Difficulties may arise concerning
the fate ui ScutHrI. Hs NO one know s
tu whom 10 d, Zoo br surrendered.
whether tu the Muntcncgrius. Z" e
provisional Albanian gov run'ut ur
to the representative of the r"v"r-,
King Nicholas ui Montenegro, IN
ll-is Ne must enter Scuturi AT tne
hsld of his troops. Otherwise, he
raNs. IN, reign Ut his family lu Mon
t,nogru b. doomed ,s ne, contrary On
the advice uI ms generals refused i'
Try 90 take SCuiIr' hN storm ui the
beginning cot M, vHr boz order Oh
avoid the h,at, lu-.r- which hi
small urWt vould have suffered Hf
prcf rrcd m, t,mpurilng polite. uI
LAYING siege tu tho fortress, duo
should Seului tuf 'nl. reason Ice l"a'
tu the Nuut'urEriu. he il"u', Vt
hC runrid'r'd Responsible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE
ENT0MBED IN DEBRIS
un, Leased Wire 60 r.,sning Herald.

Mckinney, Texas. Jan ga 4
} BrtWrru 90 aud ~ persons, 4
} un-tlt women and girls are rec
} ported rutomhcd in the Wrecksgc
. ot % store building here. which
B collapsed and caught IRE this
. afternoon Nncn crowded with
B shoppers one mon unlF Was
3 seen among them.
. uuc body WAS taken from the
. debris
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
AUsruIN N>n u, ssIN N1REr

Sc Petersburg Jau 30 Austria.
HunEtr, nud Hussiu tr" u tull o.,
rurd un th, subject ut M" future
houudurirs cot Albania, according q"
an uuthuritti.," announcement h't'
to-day. Tho main reason TOT ihv mil
ulrN tension displayed h.rv has thu.
been rcmuN-d Nu step, h"vcNrr
have vet been taken tu reduce ia,
army to lts normal footing. as lur.
sia intends Co await Ia" iuulatiN, ui
Austria Hungary.
The better feeling was Indicated h,
iumpH ranging from tour tu tittrtn
points in tn. general llst un th'
buuTfV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
NATIONAL HONOR
OR PERISH IS
ATTITUDE Of
THE TURK

Cabinet Resigns as Result OF
Great Popular DemOnstra-
ton Against Action in Ac.
Ceding to Demands Of Pow.
ers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

TODAY's NEWS TO-DAY
Yoa ges u In the HERALD.
slniy Cents n month or ~ cents
. week delivered ~ your doors
afty CENTS ny mall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-12-16

Newton. Dee. 13.-Three schools in
CataWba county that deserve special
mention on account Of work done his
season are st. Timothy, Plateau and
killian's. One thing tina makes
them more worthy of note is the fact
that for several years previous they
have been the minor schools of the
county. ST. Timothy school is being
taught by two young ladies and the
work. is similar to that of a city
school. Quite a bit Of ninth grade
work is being done. 1t is a notable
fact h a young men and women on
completing n york in this school go
out to teach in the other pub
lie schools Of the county. Several
have secured first grade certificates.
Through the aid Of the Woman's Bet
terlnent Association. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deaton. Of Mars Hill, were secured
Tor teachers in the kiliian school
Here the idea Of the Betterment As
should be q training school for farmer
boys and girls, is being carried out.
These splendid young people are do
ing work that counts in the killian
school. At Plateau the school Is
taught by a young man. a graduate OF
Rutherford College, and a young lady
from Lincoln county. No chool il
the county mas u DcttpT equipped
building than the one at Plateau
Comfortable patent desks, papcree
walls, sanitary drinking equipment
are all found in this school house
When it comes to progressiveness thi'
school is hard TO beat
Friendship. one Of the larges
country churches in Catawb county
which formerly was served by tn
pastor of the First Methodist church
at Newton, has been added TO tn
Hickory circuit, together with tn
Startown church. The Hickory cir
cult, as it is known now, is a ney
work comprising five or six churche
in the vicinity of Newton. The paste
is Rev. r. a. York. Mr.. York doe
not come as a stranger, but Is We
known to many people i'll this section