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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

side. attest more than the stripes that
formerly we're the rule and the un-
necessary severity still marking the
conduct of some prisons. that the
penitontlary Is not place which any
one would voluntarily choose as "a
summer or winter retreat.
Johnny Makes Good.
I'm This day of the high cost of live
ing Do is really astonishing that the
instltut.on can hc run on AN appro-
prlation of only $4,000 year and
yet, at the same time 60 De adding
constantly new buildings improve
ments. more land and stilf maintain
so high O. degree Of efficiency and
even maintain seml-tropical hot
house with au expert gardener. who
has created yeritahle oasis in a bar
rem land
And that answers the question. HAS
Johnny McManus made good when
Do was appointed by Governor Nc
Donald some people declared Nc
Manus would never bc able 20 run the
institution. Many more. even among
his friends shook their heads know
ingly and suggested that the governor
should have consulted more Of the
leaders I'm making his selection for
.he most difficult post i'm the state
To manage a penltentiary ana 10 pull
.he Albuquerque fair ont Of hnan-
ial hole. are two different proposi-
lions, they said But Governor Me-
Donald had sized up his man. John
ly'' McManus ana his family. IL is
hue. did not feel quite az ease the
'rst three months in the stone fort
rcss bus now he is heart and soul in
.he work he merely regrets that his
means are so limited that he cannot
'o bigger things but despite skinny
appropriations and carping critics.
Johnny McMnnus. an Alhuaucraue
.oy. has made good
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
THE MODEL COMPANY.
No Such Thing as
Useless Xmas Gift
uos Angeles Examinerl

IT HIS is the time OF year when
the spuss get busy OF course,
YOU know what Spug is-mcm-
her Of the Society for the Prevention
Of Useless Giving Christmas excites
an Spuss To abnormal activity a
Christmas gift Is TO a spug what
red rag is 60 an irritable bull-aq
insult a challenge and an enissary
ot the devil, 10 he charged against
instantly.
To be sure. the Spues affirm that
they discrimins te, 1t is only the gIg-
ing gf useless gfts, they say to
which they are violently opposed. The
presentation % carpet-sweeper--
was $5.75. now S49S-or of a sack
Of potatoes or OF package of sugar
is not condemned BIZ the Spug gos-
pei But whosoever shall give unto
little Matilda, the opulent mother OF
ten dollies. another and more gor-
geous dolly. ar whosoever shall pre-
sent unto small Dicky a large and
helligerent drum, together with a tin
sword and a wooden gun-all 81
which might have been sold for
great price, and a flannel vest been
bought Herewith 10 go in the mis-
sonay packing tox for Nyanze-Ny
au2e, Equatorial Africa-let such an
one De anathema
AS matter OF fact the Spug phil
csphy like many other well-meant
lads is based on an impossible
premise There Is no such thing as
% useless Christmas gift. given IN
tho Christmas spirit what shall
man not really and truly and fondly
appreciate the gift and the giver he
cause the cigars hung on the tree
for him hy wife or sister or mother
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
A GUINEA PIC HELPED IN THE DISCOVERY
Of THE GERM THAT CAUSES DANDRUFF

When Drs. Iasser and Bishop made
@ pomade hy mixing scales of dand-
ruff ana vaseline. which they after
wards rubbed on guinea pig, they
were contributing 60 science more
than they knew The application Of
the salve caused the pig to lose it's
hair and become bald
This was merely one OF the prelim-
mary steps which made possible the
discovery Of Newbro's Herpiclde Az
ter establishing beyond question the
existence of the dandruff germ. "a
remedy was needed 20 KIN this para
site.
There was nothing which would do
this until Newbro's Herpicide was
placed upon the market Beine the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
FOURNELLE BRINGS
OUT NEW IDEA IN
STORE FRONTS

Ed Fournelle. the enterprising con-
tractor of 320 North Firs. street, has
brought 90 Albuquerque a brand new
idea ln the way of store fronts. Two
of these fronts have already hecn in
stalled. one nc the store of Mike
Mnndcil and the other at the store of
George ID. Statcson both ON Nea
Central avenue
These store fronts are installed un-
der what ls known as tie kawneer
system, e recently patented device for
which Mr. Foufnelie Is agent ln this
city. This device absolutely prevents
freezing on sweating Of the plate glass
windows and insures a clear unob-
structed view ct the interior of the
window at all times.
The store fronts which have been
Installed have attracted much atteu-
ton. and STR Fournelle is being wide
ly compumcnted for his enterprise and
pr0GressNeuess.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

points $50. fifteen hundred points,
eco. Inur thousand points Sb0 twelve
thousand points Al purchases in
cents ur below 81 win hc honnred at
tho rtc uf one point for each cent
expended. Purchases above $50 viii
rnuHe lhe candidate Go points as is-
rurd Cn amounts below 500 as per
above schedule. For example. pur-
chase 40 500 Viii eutitlo the candidate
to la.i0H points Hta VIII entitle the
candidate t0 $500 points, etc.
Cash sli!> Helm Nou.
Tho clah SIP feature Is Included
for 1OlH benefit AZ well as that %
the merchants who intend operating
the Ascrro system. These merchants
Will opp eelntr the trade YOU send
them and your friends viii De- I'M
tcrestcd enough ln your candidacy 20
pay cash Tor their goods II DO Is g0-
ing t0 eucft you instead of having
tho purchases they make charged 10
thoir account Tine cash slips mean
"a big increase Goo your standing from
the start 10 not oycrloos single
feature that viii help You win.
Right nnw is the time to start. Get
in the running and leave NO stone un-
turned to secure ihc award you want
lt will he cns5 after you are once
started and after your friends know
sou are ln the race Co win So let
them knew SUNDAY m least hy having
your name lu the first list of eandi-
dates az YOU can't tomc Co the Tour
Department. telephone your name
and an application blank will be sent
YOU NJ there are amy points about
The campaign which YOU do not un-
derHand call ur come to the Tour
Department and talk % over.
This De- the greatest opportunity
ever presented @ young woman tn AL
tuquorQue. the state of New Mexico
or northern Arizona. YOr should not
hesitate 60 grasp b.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

WORKERS for no droues are tolerated
even in "a ponitenuafy are at hand
shower Baths.
This dInlne hall and kitchen being
completed. work is now pushed ON the
addition 90 me hospital and the work
shops Forty hover baths. well
lighted operating room, spacious so-
lHuum. sterilizing and receiving
room, are among the provisions made
n this new building The healthful-
uess of the penitentiary Is remark
able. for az present there is only one
inmate seriously ili and be is recover
ing rapidly from an attack of pheu-
mona. ln the workshops. am the
clothing except the socks worn by the
prisoners are manufactured. In ad-
ditiou 90 the output of excellent brick.
famous throughout the west. the con-
yicts produce their own clothing. work
m the fields orchards and gardens
and attend TO tho live stock. Cattle.
poultry and especially pigs help to
supply the table
OF the pigs Berkshire. and Poland
ChInas. there are $4,000 pounds ready
for the butcher and 1875 piplets to take
thc place Df the slaughtered ones.
Livestock
New poultry houses are being
built more land has been acquired and
the day Is kept IN mind when the
rouvicts win bc emploved only on
road worh or in the BeIds or in the
shors eappivier their ovn reada bnt
r,t comprtine In me nanufactpre of
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
HERE A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
WITHALL NECESSARY EXPENSES PAID
FOR SOME AMBITIOUS YOUNG WOMAN
First List of Candidates Should Include Your Name if You
Intend Enterng-MOning Journals Campaign
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
NJ 'MANUS
Of FPENITENTIARY
MAKING GOOD
Since albuquerque Man AS
sumed Charge of States
Penal Institution Change for
Better Has Taken Place,

lrsfcist eoHsosrosurHcr 20 sosHNa .ouHssl
Santa Ee ~ So Dec 1G.-"I'sc not
gWine to supper tonight Mr. McMan-
us. i've had 20 much tor dinner that
ia get Indigestion n ! had Co eat
again. said negro trusty on SUM
day evening when asked hy the super
intendcnt of the New Mexico peuiton-
tilry whR he WASH iu the mess hall
This incident in passing perhaps
gives better idea of me change that
has come over the methods of hand.
lng the states grim pcnHi institution
in fact. over most modern penal In-
stitutions the past few years than anf
lengthy dissertation ON penologt
Not that prison life has become 40.
trnctyc Tho sunlight that has been
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

LET in. reveals even more potontly the
tragedy the pathos of it all Dc has
revealed that the majority of the 370
men aud nine women bon the penltcn-
tiary at Santa Fc. after am. are hue
man. just as you and D. arc after alL
mere children of arrested develop
ment. mere individuals who d.dn
have chance or having had a chance.
gamblcd with t just ats does many a
man not in the peHitent#eY lt Is the
recognition Of this, that has brought
the great change IN the handling Of
convicts it Is this that takes Governor
Mcdonald $50 often out 10 the forbid
ding buildings just ON the southern
outskirts of the capital, il is that which
makes the administration of unprc-
tentlous John b Mc Nanus $50 different
from that Of his predecessors.
Sentiment aud Efficiency.
The taxpayers can Dee assured that
although sentiment Is having "a place,
aud large place iu the management
OF the penitenUary, % is not at the
expense of business principles The
institution is being run efficiently and
at the same tlnle reehomle9llN. mere
is no maudun sentimeuality there
are no expensive fads nor any extra
vagance or luxury II is true every
thing IS scruphlousiy eleahs eNet}lnlnA
is sanitary everything ls as mooerh
as can he. but n is so because % Is
more economical than being dirty
or unaaniary or inefficient or he-
hind the times 10 must also be- remem-
hered that thc state Is receiving mueh
more out of the penlteniiaf\ n the
shape of road work ihan ever before
even though ID docs not appear ln the
states hookkeepng
New McNico Leads.
In face. ID was New Mexico Thar hrs
introduced the honor system ~ was
during tina administration of Governor
otero when Eursum was supcrinteu
dent Saws NeNeuus. and 10 Is splen-
.5i3 - Kim AS ab.e ereait whore credit
lclonpe .tbaf tho honor system was
f,st Introduced pot only in New NeN
i.o bu Il th. I'nited States. 4 few
,ears later the governor OF Nevada.
+, nas.ere i, tbe legislature. re-
r,rr.d III. IA as fhe .Ney Mexico sys-
,.,, etp.s t,.n coIorado. california
ma c,s, Arizona bavo claimed Il As
I, hr,,a ..u ~, ~ tboir own. hut as
m.t,.r n ~. y v,s rfst put into
,,-...ti.... s, 49,. s.spye iiiehwnv In the
ssnn ro canon And what 4 pity t
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

first recognized remedy for dandru0
.it has long been called the Original
remedy" llcrpicide eradicates dand.
run, prevents falling hair and stons
itching OF the scalp. Don't take a
substitute, YOU can always get the
genuine article.
Newbro's Herplcide in soc and 81 GA
sizes is sold by an dealers who guar.
antee it 20 do all that is claimed n
YOU are not satisfied your money wIli
be refunded
Applications may be obtained at
good barber shops
Send Zoe In postage or silver for
sample and booklet 20 Tho Herp.rfle
CO.. Dept r.. Detroit Mich
Powell Drug Co. Special Agents
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

JH.t o..hf a.eI.. fram Saturday nieht
.nna uaHna tamnn ln Albu0ueraue.
thr a.af. - Naa Wfsico ar northern
hrIelna. t.I l4tp occurred bv her own
.f0It. aaH fleHf of hcr friends n
..Ur nf at aHrIH nr uu optional
.u.eI .I $1,000
1870 wIH Aa bog WW her hume
HrHfaH Boo fhr rfH Hsf of candle
IHfrs lrHI.hfd SUNDAY morning
THU NtfHIns Joua1l .s anxious 90
nhe lN nf.afl0nEl tour q" some
anIHtn fnHH woman Who viii np-
ur tr lt w'N not De- hard 90
rur tI fhHt N required is ne
fie aHua effort among friends ANA
lhffe h0 other cupauuu open to
women iH which sho can earn more
ihaH 5000 Neek
THHt Ihr remuneration offered
some toHHE urmar Iu This campaien.
Alan nn Nl frlllt0 the dream ni e
lifetime i0W ui thc world AND
AT $50 EXPENSE To HERSELF.
The Morning Journal pays Hl ihc
aerearf Npenac afloat ana
aaharr na aIi 90 these rirs. And %
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

Paterson. y. j.. Dec tG.-Carrying
out instructions given hy Mayor An
drew lf. Mcbride. the police interrupt
ed Emma Goldman tonight while SIZE
was addressing members OF the In
dustrial Workers Of the World and
forced her tu leave the platform.
Nearly 1000 men In the meeting hall
Zoo prevent the police from
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
SPECIALS TODAY.

This afternoon. from 3 to
5 o'clock, The Model offers
the following extra bargains:
Entire line of Muslin Under
wear in pretty Corset Covers.
Combination Suits, Night
Gowns, Princess Slips and
Drawers at exactly 0NE-HALF
PRICE.
Boys and Misses Golf
Sweaters, a regular SOC
value, on sale, this hour. 19C
each.
THE MODEL COMPANY.
Good native hay. large size bales
f5c cash ON delivery price.
T.. w. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

oshkosh WIS. Dee. iG.-Discussing
causes of the high cost of living in an
address tonight before the CandleHght
club. Governor Francis b. McGovcrn
rf Wisconsin, declared that the city-
ward drift OF population constituted
the most meuaclng tendency now OPP
erativc in American life. lie suggested
chat the producers and consumers
form cooperative associations and
leagues by means of which they could
establish closer relations with each
other
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
MeInnchnl, prlde.

New York kills more people by an.
tomobile than amy other city IN the
world"
Is that SOP exclaimed the New
Yorker THAT is terrible. still New
York always leads ~ Louisville
Couricr-Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

Lumbago, Neuralgia, sprains. Brush.
stia Neck Headache and Colds Of M
Chest lt prevents PneumonlaJ.
At your druggists-in 25c ana n
jars and special large hospItaI 4gs
for S2.50 ''es
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

In the adioIu.ng Kitchen everything
has been provided that makes the
culinary ARRANGEMENTS the equal Of
THOSE of any hHsh class hotel sienm
cookers. modern bake ovens ln which
1850 four-pound ioaves of wheat bread
are baked daily and all the utensils
necessary for preparing healthfuL
tooths0me meals for 400 hungrv
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
Tllc,c Tapping Brims.

These Ilapping Bums
Seems delightful 20 see a womans
face once more
Have You been in the wilds2"
"No. but the girls have been wear.
iug euch large hats. kansas ClN
Journal
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soc h0V stock food for horses and
cattle. sc.
T.. W. FEE.
-e
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

HVVtUI no suhglI.
tute lf your drueelst
cannot supply yop
send 25c or Soc to tha
MUsTEROLE COW
pany Cleveland. Ohia
ana we VIII mail you =
jar Postage prepaid
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17
Stiff Joints and Pains :?
MUSTER0LE Quickly Relieves

Keep q jar in the house. Il Is the
premier remedy for Baekache, sore
Joints or Muscles. Rheumatic Pains.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

East of tns main building aHd sop-
grated from 10 hf brick path. has
been reared the new dining room OF
mess han. 10 Wls designed by d convict
and shows % span uf 100 feet one way
and 90 feet the other without a sup-
porting pillar The structure is 81
brick The interior walls are of a
bright neutral fInt and tho metal cetl-
ing is white This with The many win
doWs. makes the interior most
cheerful ono lune rows of benches
have individual seats and here the
convicts eat iu ra,eral sections al-
though $40 cam ho served az one time.
and benches and seats could he placed
for $50 The food served is substantial.
wen prepared. lnd che variety is suf-
hcIent 90 whct the appetite Zach CON
Wet Is permitted t0 eat as mach as
ho desires.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

u takes the place OF the mussv.
mustard plaster.
MlSrEROLE is recommended for
Bronchitis, Group Asthma. Pleurisy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

pIetod under ha saporlufendeney ~
MeManus is being sep, frightened up
hy f. ircsh cont oi paint a cheerful
gray being substituted for ihe somhre
dark red Do 8 well Ventilated. hgat.
cd and elcau 500 electric ..ght is inI
every cen and string of them on
every corridor OF lhe four tiers orI
stories
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-17

MUsTER0LE Is a.
clean. white ointment
made with OH Of mus
iard. II penetrates 20
the seat of pain and
drives II away. but
does not blister the
.euderC-t skin.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-16
SURPRISE IS SPRUNG
IN THE ALASKAN
COAL TRIAL
ONE DEFENDANT WROTE HE
WAS GLAD OF EALLlNGER'S
SELECTION TO OFFICE.

Chicago, March 15.-Nethods by
which Albert c. Frost and his asso-
ciates obtained land grants by the al
legged use Of dummy entrymen. were
related In the trial of the Alaskan
coal land fraud cases before Unite /
States District Judge Landls today. H.
NJ. Finley, court stenographer, was
the witness who detailed the methods
OF operation.
Finley testified that Miss Tuttle
an employe of Frost, came To him in
1905 with some papers which she said
her employer wished Finley to sign.
The witness said he did not read the
papers and said to Miss ruttle; "lf
Sign those | may go to the peniten-
tiary."
In that case" Finley said she re-
pliea. a. probably will be, In the, next
cell. | signed one myself"
Finley said he did not learn until
two years later that the papers were
entry claims to coal lands.
Finley detailed how arrangements
were made for him to prove up" the
ciaiu. l2e was told to tell the gov
ernnnent inspector that he had spent
$1,000 on II, he said ana that he had
given Beach power of attorney to han
die it for him.
"Yol neNcr intended to take the
clai0,g" he was asked.
No; | thought / was doing Frost a
favor. ] did not even know what /
was signing
The appointment of Richard
Rallingcr, later secretary of the. in
terror as commissioner of the general
iand office, pleased Albert G, Frost.
one of the five defendants on trial, ae~
cordng to II letter introduced to-day in
evidence The letter was dated Feb.
., 1907, and was addressed to II. c. Os-
borne, u Toronto banker, who was "A
business associate of Frost. IN this
communication Frost set torta his
friendship and close affiliation with
| the former cabinet official. An eX-
cerpt from the letter read:
Il was very glad to learn that Hon
| r. A. Ballinger of Seattle, Wash, was
appointed commissioner Of the genera
land office. Mr.. Ballinger is one OF
the firm of Ballinger Renold, Battle
| & Tenant of Seattle and has been my
attorney there for the past five or siS
years and / know him personally well
| "Therefore we will have the ad-
vantage of anything we want from The
land office"
The letter came as n surprise to tht
| att rneys for the defense.
A. A. Dawson, alleged dummy en-
! tryman" and former auditor for tht
| Frost enterprises, was called on t
identify the letter by the prosecution
The witness, although eXasiVe IN many
of his answers, finally identified thu
! letter for the record.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-16
WILSON'S POLICIES
WILL Be UPHELD
IN SENATE
REORGANIZATION OF COMMIT
TEES FINDS PROGRESSIVE
DEMOCRATS IN CONTROL.

Washington, March 15.--With the
ator Kern, that they proposed making
the senate democratic not only in
name, but in practical results" the
democrats today reorganized the com
mittees of the senate and took active
control of legislative affairs in that
body. fractional differences disap-
peared in the final processes of or
ganization.
Senator Tillman, who carried up to
the party caucus earlier in the day,
his fight for the craftsmanship of the
appropriations committee. voiced the
final word of harmony in the senate
when he was given the Craftsmanship
of the naval affairs committee.
II bow and cheerfully submit to
that decision,' he said.
For Harmony.
In its reorganized form, the senate,
apparently, is entirely in control of
the forces considered most actively in
| harmony with President Wilson. The
| fight begun early in the last session
by the so-ealled progressive forces
evolved today change of committees
which gives the balance of power on
all of the important committees to the
| forces which selected Senator Kern as
party leader, and which are regarded
as active supporters of the policies
/ advocated by the president.
The democratic caucus accepted
!. without change the work of the
steering committee as to the as
signments of senators to committee
! places. Another caucus on Monday
will pass upon the scheme of senate
control that is to distribute power ant
i give majority of the democrats OF
any committee the authority to con,
troll its affairs without regard to the
j wishes Of the chairman.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-16

New York, March 15.--The fire.
men complained today that their case
against the eastern railroads before
the arbitration board was handicapped
by the fact. that the railroads had
filed erroneous reports with the In
terstate commerce commission. This
statement, made by President Garter,
of the firemen's brotherhood, started a
heated controversy and Elisha Lee,
chairman of the committee of railroad
managers, insisted that if these gov
ernment statistics were wrong, the
testimony of the firemen's witnesses
based thereon should be disregarded.
Judge Chambers, chairman of the ar
bitration board, however, let the wit
ness proceed.
President Carriers charge was
made when w. j. Isauck, the govern
ment statistician. who was expected
to occupy the stand all next week,
took up the statement of the B. & @.
railroad. Mr. Carter declared that the
apparent increase in firemens wages
of 48 per cent during the past 10
years, was misleading.
1T has been the custom OF the rail-
roads for years." he said, "to make
reports which do not account for all
their employees. They report the
higher priced men, leaving the part
time men out, and thus falsify the
statistics which Mr.. I4auck had to
consult Mr.. Lauck had to work in a
mine that had been salted.'
Mr.. Garter declared the case of the
engineers had been injured by sim
liar false statistics.
Mr.. Lauck said it was impossible to
ascertain what proportion of increased
capitalization of the railroads had been
applied to investment in actual rail-
road property. 1t could be shown, he
added, that dividends had been paid
on capitalization that did not repre-