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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
MEXICANS TRIED TO
BREAK UNEMPLOYED
SHELL
Result Was Report That Am
erican WarShip Had Fired
on Port of Vera Cruz.
SOLDIERS ALL UNARMED
AND DECLARED SOBER
John Kenneth Turner Tells
Appeal to Reason" That He
Was Imprisoned and Tor.
tured During Revolt.
(By LEASED Wire a. Is,rnlng Herald

tBy Leased Wire a. lsVcning Herald
Vera cruz March THE false re-
port published in America that Mex
i,au fisherman had been killed and
three Wounded 1y shots from the
American batllcships engaged in tar
get practice on this port was based On
the fact that some labOrers az Alyar-
cruz uad attempted Co break an un-
exploded she'll from q Mexican gum
boat with the result that one at them
was SiI'd and three huu by the en-
suing explosion Tito incident occur
red b'fur" tb" arrival her" of the
American VuushipS and tiv she'll was
uf u character not used On American
N,-sris
admiral Fletcher reports that the
Sun practice was carried Out by the
vessels under his command TAR out
side ui the port of Nvrn cruz and that
only Short range guns we're used "a
Was impossible thtt shore could be-
reached with the shells
TN, arrest los federal soldiers oariy
today of six American -canlrn from
thr ward liner Monterey following
IN" firing eft e shot near th, custom
house. brought % Vigorous protest from
William Canada, American consul
The men were thrrrupon released and
900 ppulup, offered h, the military
commander Evidence showed they
CO.,, 1Il unarmcd and sober.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

81 rt.u. &C., MARCH Abraham
Gonzales iur chihuahua governor
d,uus,d and Ioil'd ls 70 tee, man i".
da. 200 Duuuthun ritt. Charges of
e,aiu"u nrId against him 70, tu, uili-
Un u'Huut'. tru ,aIu 1u have been
cancelled Goa promise ,uHi Gouyu"-
would usp mos influence io mako r'tc,
100 az, border state Before his release
laty Yesterday nr ISSUED pruoiauu'
unu boo which o., accepted tIr M"Niro
City government The ioimyr gov
,Iuor. 30 i- said, VIII make t"ur ol
IN, state and attempt to establish cor.
der by argument Already MANS
groups ul ~tut, tru"ps have muuuiod
ana u,v revolutionary party called
,uu~titutIuutI~ts sprung up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
PERSONALS.

Mrs omar GraNcils. ct I.aguna is
n Albuquerque today, guest st the
ANarIdo hotel
The Albuqu,rquc-Jcm-z road com
mitt"c los Yesterday evening had cot,
lcctcd practically hail of the s.0dG
pledged los the good roads local for
M" work Jt THIS rnd cot The route and
On, remainder % Dr. expected viii be
secured carly ~ the week.
The Albuquerque Asbestos Floor.
INK company has completed trial
huor for Joseph Barnett In the
Whit, Elephant building which Will
h' rp'u tur Inspection 10, the public
on Monday 4 similar floor viii no
placed ip Mr. Bdrnctrs Proposed new
moving picture thrator
AZ meeting of the board of trus
tees Of the Y. W. e.. 4 Yesterday the
SAM officers were rc-rlrctcd FOR the
ensuing wear ThcS are 49, follows.
Mrs O.. g.. Brooks. president. D. :.
E"sopwnid. Ntc' president: George =
kl"ck. treasurer; !. ~. H"uld. sccrr.
tHN Mrs Roy Mcdonald and 4. o.
McGauey. trustees
Mrs cain wife ur Ben q cain
Vie, president aud general manager
"t the Cult Toxins and Western rail.
way Of Dallas. TcyaN. was IA Abu-
uucrqu' last u'ghi. IN route home
after stay of several weeks In Cali
fornia Mrs cain ~ r sister Of e. "
N"uns. general manager OF the SANTA
tc. ct Topeka, kan
Avery Turner sic. president. unu
J T.. McMuhuu. division superlntrnd
"pt oi The santa &c. were in Aibu
purrquc lHst evening en- route 90 4 ina
riil". Texas aud Clovis. N NJ. re-
sr""'t,"iN after spending some tim,
ih santa fr lu"king after affairs rclA
I'VE &" legislation now pending u
which the railways are Interested.
judge William q Hook. of tho
eighth United states circuit court.
with residence in LcatcnWorth Kan.
rdss"d through Aihuqucruue on the
santa T." limited TODAY. en route "a
SAN Diego. cat Judge Hu0k came
into especial prominence several
months asu when De-, was mentioned
for appointment os associate Justice
"f thr supreme court Of the United
states.
John q Guntcr. principal ~ the
brlou public school, aud Miss Oncota
Hayes teacher in the schools there.
were married this morning 90 a
u'cluck by the Rev. e.. oscar Beck
man. pastor of th, Lead avenue
Methodist church. "a, ceremony or.
curing at tile pastoral residence. Mr.
ANT Mrs. Gungvr viii mako then
home Ia Belcn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

TrNas Guy, Texas. March The
big military machine whicn viii be
On, SECOND army division was to-day
poured into Galveston aud Texas cit
~. Lt..Ius-.-A4llllA-.AA umys -ngAr1 la
NuIiuus i.u,s ul i1il.oidS which ,Uu-
H.rg, urr, soldiers marching. hur-r-
loo t,uuI-. and Gr,ut ''rd- col equip
m,ui quickly spread from th rail-
rood terminals fp 30, appointed places
ir camp crockett 80 Galveston and
luy headquarters camp Hrr" Major
g,u'ru William u carter command
ing The second division. established his
headquarters temporarily 100 au uth ,
building ~, directs ou,h unit uv t,l-
,rhou, OIL. ID arrives and moves into
place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

i'"t deep. bat covered with water
which must u' drained by ih, building
"' d'kcs ANA pumping plants.
Mr. Phillips ~ tu. pioneer IN this
Kind ui exclamation 800 california and
His wonderful success h. due to
--Igutrdr,~s and business udg-
m'ut uit., short oi financial genius
TH, Siu.Nipu. D... Mai. has the
nrlluNIug b-.r|p,.uu OF u, enter.
rri-..
Be-, a rhlup. OF Stockton and
th, pts,u, Mutual life Insurance
company. promoter of SOME pi the
largest land dvuls ever contaminated
wv seriirfruiH ann tre mau -wir~us-
faith 100 'l, -gu Joaquin drltt uJs
Nr"ulh' tpuut Jh. Investment of mill
lions 100 that territory. has made 90
reality ai rh. vision Do, has dreamed
sine. NIst Do, looked over tho vast ter
riturf stretching south of Stockton.
Into CO., keeping "l the california
n'lH Farms a. corporation hulE-d
Dos millions be- hay a,,u nearly co.,
""" t,rrs ui On. richest land 100 th,
world AN .mpir" destined tu support
e population that cannot even uy este
md tu authorized bond issue o'
Ha.auH."o" 30, has financed th, uud.r.
p,iu@.
Lc" 8 rmulps has lu hi- credit the
reclamation aud Improvement of
about D.auu acres of land. of vnIrh ~
large portion te Included 800 luv
liiudg, cstat, holdings ot which ho
Was Wau1r'r tor man, wears Th,
Nnrragr Included Iu ON, california
delta farms docs not include l-uu
acres sold this season 90 Grurg,
ShlnH. tho potato grower
Tho new corporation takes ross".-
sion of 3"H3, acres. including mn,
tracts iu tho rich delta region of the"
Sau Joaquin ,ailr, The cultivated
portions consist of thy Holland tract
.of $500 AGREES Webb tract. s.G0u
acres. orVo"d tract. a.Guo acres. Eu-
piu tract $500 acres. and Bishop
tract $500 ayT,s. vhu, thIs,. not ,ul.
uNtird lg, MaudrNiilr island 5000
acres Mcdf"rd island, L-55 acres.
Bacon island $1,000 acres and Nd
Donald island. GA. acres.
Th, president eff tn PURCHASING
.umyauN Is l.r, 4 Phillips third ,t,v
president or ,h, pa,lnc Mutual nsur-
tu,, yuwpmn} and ,h, directors. u
addition O." Phillips. are John o. Mil-
lrr lstI, Milbtuk Gruug, Cuch-
ram. Herbert Fushharhrr A. a sin.
! clair Wellington Gregg, Dr.. ~ ~
Beckett William g.. stats " H
Davis, !. e.. Drake George A. Batch
elder Robert Marsh. Frank e.. Bolt
aud a. NJ. Robinson, an los Angeles
business men other los Angeles
mon and several ,ast,ru,I- srr u
'lud'd uu 90" ust ot Stockholders. aIl
oi whom ar' men ut means
improvements mad, uu M, tract,
AZ question we're for M, most part
conducted under direction OF Phil-
| lips, VIII" for the past twelve year,
has had extensive Interests u that
part ui th, state, The greater pur.
ti"n ~ the reclaimed lands are under
leases.
The yompau, ain maintain head.
quarters in the trust and savings
building, Los Angeles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

denounced
rruod states Ambassador Wilson
was praised ~ the gathering FOR no
Die and patriotic services"
General CHmpos ami his force ~
i.e0o mon. gcasoncd by Years SER
vice IN Orozcos ARMY. viii Join the
government troops under General
Aubart im campaign nEninst the
rebel eo ornor Corrnnza. IN the state
Of coahulla. according TO war depart
mcnl adviecs today from Torreon.
Win this additional fogco General
Aubcrt viii have approximately 5000
men ln his column and should have
little difficulty In auppfessing the re-
volt. Carranza IL supposed 10 COM
mand only 1000 men. Alberta Qua
iuardo. ID commander Uf irroEulars and
a close friend OF Carranza. has Joined
the Coahuiln rebellion He occupies
with Gon men, the mining camps NJ
Las Espcrsnzns Muscuiz and Ahuita.
Francisco villa. who has re.ontored
Mexico. liz thought to have Joined
Former Goy crnor Muytorena, OF tho
state OF sonora, who IL In possession
Of Aqua prleta. Nacozar and Front
erns. on tho international border.
Ohcnl reports state that $500 reb-
els have surrendered IN the states ~
Puebla and Vera cruz 1909 IN tho
state Of Mexico and number OF small
detachmeuts in many 81 the other
states. General Felipe Angeles. who
was this week appointed military at
tache 90 belgium. was today formally
charged with the unwarranted cxe-
cution % Miguel Garduua during the
lighting IN the capital" Cardinals
uncle IL governor Of the state of
sonora.
Although the government troops
have taken possession of the city Of
AHuas Cullcutcs. Governor Fuentc'a
u hps made his escape N the hills
with q small following He took all
the syallaJlo state funds with him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
HUNT HONOR system
IS PROMPTLY
ABOLISHED
Arizona Legislature Hears Re.
port Recommending Imme.
date Restoration Of Prison
Stripes.

Oby Leased Wire "a Evening neraid. }
PhoeniN. Ariz.. March - .
= Governor Hunts honor system" .
. "f dealing with cnn,icts In az .
= an cud, 10 the report uf a lcgis- =
= lntivo committee presented to- =
. day Is adopted. After inVestl- .
= eating the conduct of the state .
y penItcntlafy at Florence. the .
= committee recommended that
= prison stripes hp restored. aud
. that no convict be- allowed out .
= side the prison walls without
. guard. ur unless with the APP .
. prevail ui the state board col .
. pardonS and parole .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

Kansas Ctty MtTeh i.--Trstimuny
tending tu show tHat Colonel Thomas
u. sWopr and 'hrlsmau SWopc. died
uf natural cau.rs was introduced to-
d. bl the defense 100 the Hyde muir
Der tria IN john w Perkins placed
ON the stand ht the defense. said that
from th, symptoms displayed either
~ the men could have met natural
death That VpHoid cover had caused
thrisman.s death aud urrmic poison
ina the colonel vts the purport ut
his to- UmruN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
DECLARES NNDEHO kIIIID
Hi.CNl ~ an WOULDN'T QtIl

san Nutou." TOY. March The
rurpurtrd resignation ur rlur lni, pres.
ldcut Madcru Was to-day declared hN
Il. N p"skwrru q mcmocr eft the
N,Ni,W chamber of dyputivs Geo bee
,urgrp ny tbu~, wuu KILLED Ma
urru. aimed tu civ, th, color of legal
Hy GO IA, Hu,rtl administration
P,DIuirrt BE- nuv 1 refugee 300 son
Antonio. a., asserted that NADER"
prd Vi,c President suarrz we're killcd
because they refused tu resign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
IF SAMSON HAD ONLY
HAD BILLESON'S
MASSIVE JAW
Fists Shake in Lower House of
Colorado Assembly When
Medical Measure Comes Up
for Consideration.
ny Lssssd wIr. 90 R.ruiaH HsssisI

Denver March ur John 1877.
ou ou th, floor uf the huus" tn
muruur walked u,Ag tu th, desk oc-
rupi'd hy T. y Tat hook MI. fugcr
under th uosc "f q Hprrsoutntty"
Tttt aud said.
90 want you W,mh'rs eft this hou-r
600 look u this iao, Especially a"
I want YOU to look at that INV. o.
samson bad had That Jaw ail IA, mn
I-ttu,- uould have been Killed.
tn, house vu- discussing medical
nii and Tat opposed d. Bincson ay-
GUESSED him having fought every I'm
urged 10, the medical profession The
house t"duy pu-srd "u third reading
IA" bin defining legal fence. ana
providing that % farmer who vrocts a
w. snl '.u,o may recover damages 10
ms crops ire injured los range stock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

Washington, March Hard cOai
companies increased the wages of
thrir employees as the rate ct $1,000.
900 q year by the strike agreement oC
last MAY and increased the price of
anthracite To consumers tt3.t50.O 600
according 60 "a report based on an iu.
Nc~ughti"n by the bureau. Of labur,
submitted tn the house today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
Turner Was Tortured.

'uiud. kasa Mat,H l--Jouu KEN
meth Turuyr au American vritrt iu-
pii,puyd Boa the CJy oi MrNi,o dur
lus tur recent revolt, MAS rob1cd. tor
ur,d aud threatened with death aud
appealed without avail To- the Amcri-
can dmua--adur. according $40 a. let
ter received here today uy Fred -.
warren, editor ct the Appeal To Hoa-
suu. and credited hy warren Go Tur-
utr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

senator Nlt'u ISSUED 4 cali
i"l brWu,tuuI caucus tor
March %.
Adopted conference report on
army appropriation bill, carrying
tpt,2G6. li5.
filihust,T hN Senator New.
lands prevented tdoptiou cot river
Hud hIruu. appropriation hIll
'"uivr,uD, report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
nccldc- ln eln, bod $40 .L.lc.

TUUsUU NTIHI MuIUH =" MUNITdU
CONSUL e. n NusNa was to-day formal
rs accused uy ui> government "l mN-
Hl rouspircd 30 bring about iutrrV,u-
tom 10, the United States and was or.
d,r,d 30 appear iu Mexico Cny tu ans
u'r Tho untrE, Instead NuJya turn
cd over his ofhDr tu his vice consul
and announced himself resigned with
intentions Go remain on this side oi
The border
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
PACIFIC MUTUAL PRESIDENT
HEADS CORPORATION DEVELOPING
CALIFORNIA INLAND EMPIRE

Lee A. Phillips Who Has Reel aimed and Placed in Cultva.
ton $4,000 Acres of Land, Undertakes IRENE
Swamp Reclamation Project: 1000-ACre Asparagus
Field, Over 1000 Acres of Potatoes, and l400-Acrc
Onion Patch Among MARY els Brought About Under the
Direction of Man Who incidentally Has Demonstrated
He Believes New Mexico Loans Are Good Business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
RUSSIANS ADD THREE
CORPS TO PEACE FOOTING

! Rs leased Mire ~ Evening Hcraid
. PARIS. March o.. lite Russian .
. government ha- decided to add y
= three new armt corps Go tho .
y peac. Footing of me active army .
y according Co dispatch to the y
. Temps s majority of the duma .
. is said to approve the project y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

The Inventor machln. can
do the work Of ten men.
Nisitor-Gec Whit Ny wife ought
to have married ia Puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01
ln-r Nlnrln D. mo.

Tucson. Ariz. March Jose Maria
MuyturvnH. dcuoscd governor uf son
ora. has arrived s1tcl, at u small
American border town near Nugulos
Arizona Automobiles set out to-day
from here Gee meet him The Cover.
nors family already is here. Hcrm"-
sillo tb, sonora stat, capital is rr-
ported quiet today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-01

M,xi,o Cits. M,x. March IA re-.
duyst Co the people ot the United
States tp "cNtcnd an porsibiv aid and
announcement q" thc Moucdn people
100 their efforts tu ESTABLISH 4 good
government. is contained In r'solu.
uon published oN th, american colony
u MvXiy" CITY today. Tnr Americans
n"ld mass meeting last NIGHT
Speakers deprecated the publication
boo the United states. of articles mis-
representing the Mexican people.
statements thH during tho street
nshtnr American giti2rns sought
safety under the BRUSH nag also were
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
PFEIFFER CHEMICAL co.
st. Lo'ds, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa
NINE SANITATION.

The United States Bureau .
Mines has !: dragsani&ed q division
which will deal with the question
of mine sanitation.
The bureau heretofore has been
giving its attention to the better
ment of conditions inside the mines
1t has been determined to look af-
/ ter outside, conditions also, and to
do something for tho welfare OF min.
ing towns and village. This is to
be done by means Of illustrated lee
lures, moving picture exhibits and
the circulation of literature appro-
PIRATE TO the subject of mine sani-
tation.
Most of the mining villages are
In need of something of the kind.
commonly they spring up like mush
rooms and some of them are about
as insubstantial as that familiar
fungus product. The water supply
frequently is poor, and even dang
erous. The houses are meageriy sur
Piled with the conyeniences OF life
and the sanitary surroundings are
most Unsatisfactory.
As a rule mining towns are bullt
and practically owned by mining
companies. As the Bureau points
tut in recent statement, the initia-
I've in maintaining clean and whole
ONE conditions rests entirely with
he operators, The residents have
o official voice in the government
/ The town and unofficial aggres-
lYeness is seldom exerted because
ne total absence of property rights 8
reeds irresponsibility and careless q
ess Sanitation, or cUGrsu: rs, -as..-g
nportant in a mining town as else o
here. Fortunately this fact seems Q
be gradually impTessing itself up :
the operators. OF late years We :
I'VE heard a great deal about modll =
lhing camps True, they are not
numerous as they should be, but =
ere is marked Improvement in the -
WINS that are being built nowadays
compared with those Of the past :,
the Bureau of Mines can do good
'rk IN impressing both miners and
orators with the desirability and
economic Importance of santa
II. ,.-- -....--..--..--.-..- i,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
KENTUCKY TUBERCULOSIS COM.
MISSION.

On the LIST day of September the
Health Exhibit Car of the State
. tuberculosis Commission completed
60 days of work, 1t covered all the
towns on the L. & ~ road from
Louisville TO Springfield, Green's
burg and Rowland, and the towns
between Maysville and Ewing. AZ
towns We're reached, and over 49,
600 people have entered the ear, or
attended the evening illustrated lee
lures in outside halls.
The intention of the Commission
-Lp&2, .9a,tall!s caaE!. an inspiration
20 every community 90 attack, not
only the problem of consumption, brit
also whatever particular need the
community has, At Lebanon, for in
stance, II was discovered that the
most pressing need in the commun-
lily is the building Of a sewer sys4
-: aEage of
the city is discharged into small
town, and is a continuous nuisance.
A health league was formed at Lee
banon which will endeayor to direct
public opinion toward the necessity
Of building sewer system of some
sort, Al Maysyille, under the in
spiration OF Til" commission. the
citizens have been organized into a
public health league The Commits
'lon will pay the salary of visit
ng nurse in Maysville for 2 months.
This nurse will be under the gem
'ral direction OF the league, and
VIII endeayor to discover all of the
'ases of tuberculosis In Maysvilie
md the nearby country which ought
o be under observation. Should her
york reveal the. necessity for con
inued nursing service, the league
IN undertake to retain the SER !
Ices of a nurse further. {
IT is impossible TO estimate the 1
mount OF good done by the Car, In
umerous instances consumptives.
r tn families Of consumptiyes,
ave visited the car to receive ex. i,
ert guidance in regard TO the =
ome care of the disease. AS 1t is
e policy OF the Commission to en- c
'aYor TO prevent consumption rath- o
than 20 cure t. specially has
eh made Of work with the chill y
en-, who are carefully instructed =
nSefning the avoidance OF all -
diseases. =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
srengthtn Monk kidncns

Don't suffer longer with weak
kidneys. You can get prompt re-
lief by taking Electric Bitter, that
wonderful remedy praised by wome
ever! "hefe Start with bottle to-
day, yet will soon feel like new
-&:,9[..ltaaI With ambition to work, with
ou& ieal Of pain Mr. John Do@IiH9,
or san Francisco. writes Graft
tude for the wonderful effect Of
'-t-etr&' -lSst:-i- s4-as.la.s ma O. WI.
if cured my wife when all else fail
e4 Good lor the liver as well,
: othips better for indigestion or
biliousness Price, soc. aud $500 al
Louisa Drug CO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

Nothing impresses us more than
the lack of enjoyment some parents
nave during the children's happiest
days Either conscience to tyran-
nizes over them that they have no
real pleasure, or they are haunted
by a fear that some evil will befall
thelr darlings, or the cares of life
are SO clamorous and incessant that
they have no respite from their
stress and strain. While the chill
dren are young and we are young
with them. let us take the sweet
ness which belongs to us. #
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
DEMONSTRATION IN THE USE
OF CHOLERA SERUM AT
THE sTHTE FAIR.

Arrangements have been made
'''''itt + e,,-sslslta. Commissioners OF
Agriculture whereby the Kentucky
Agricultural Experiment Station viii
give a practical demonstration in
enc method Of administering hog
cholera serum. at the State Fair.
This demonstration will be given on
lnursday Sept rs, at 10 a. m, on
the State Fair grounds, and Ahould
prove ofinrerest to all farmers and
hog raisers in the State. w addi-
ton 70 the demonstration praGtieal
talks viii be given on hog cholera,
Its diagnosis and post morton les
Ions, the care of sick and well hogs.
me work OF the hog cholera serum
laboratory and Stale and Federal
laws governing the quarantine and
control Of hog cholera, by Or. Rob
ert Graham, Dr. j. II. Kastle. Direc-
tor of the Kentucky Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station, Commissioner Jno.
W. Newman, and others. Altogether
his meeting promises to be one OF
5reat interest TO all farmers and
log raisers and should prove one
u the most instructive and yalu
ible features of the State Fair.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
MAGNIFICENT PRIZES

a magnificent silver trophy. worth
Sl26, donated by the American Saddle
Horse Breeders Association, ana
prizes Of SIZE will 90 to the practical
Little Farmers' OF the state IN The
Students Judging Contest, which win
be one Of the most important and in.
terestlng adjuncts to the Kentucky
slete Far 10 be held In Louisville
rexi S-psemtdE iie3.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
Font Let Baby Suffer with Eczema
And Skin Elrlptions.

Babies need perfect skin-cover-
Ing, Skin eruptions cause them not
only intense suffering, but hinder
their growth. DIR. HOBSoN'S &c
JENA OINTMENT can be relied on
for RELIEF and permanent cure of
suffering babies whose skin erup-
tons have made their life miserable
l.sl!nr baby was afflicted with break
ing out of the skin al owe" tie t :
lace and scalp, Doctors and skin
specialists failed to help. We tried
Dr.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment and
were oyerjoyed to see baby com
pletely cured before one box was
used" Whites Mrs, Strubler, Du-
hlane.. IONA All druggists. or by
ntaii, soc :. 80,
PFEIFFER CHEMICAL co.
st. LoiuS, Mo. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12
NOTICE.

The Big Sandy Milling CO.. now
has in charge OF its mili an expert
miller of thirty 800 years exper-
renee, VINO has thoroughly overhaul
90 the mill and put In new machin-
cry OF latest type, He will be per-
manently IN change and now VIII
make the highest grade of flour.
Your satisfaction guaranteed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-12

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