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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-31
Is Face Powder Injurious?

| believe in the habitual use of face pow
der. Some years ago should have said
NO" but today it is possible to procure
face powder and my answer is that a
pure powder, properly applied. is NOT
only harmless but beneficial to the skin.
Face powder acts as protection.
Proper Way to Use Powder
Be sure your face is perfectly clean
and anoint 1t with a little good skin food.
Use pure powder that matches the tint
of your complexion and put 1t on with a
clean puff, chamois or bit of absorbent
cotton. You will feel cooler, fresher, and
the skin will be protected from wind and
sun. Any drying effect of the powder is
ocerccme by the use of the cream. AT
night clean the face with good cleansing
cream before applying water.
Women who use creams and powder
keep their skin youthful far longer than
those who do not. This fact has been
proven and attested to by one of the
leading medical journals.
Mrs. NJ. w. writes me that she Is fav-
ing trouble with her nails on account Of
their brittleness and disposition to split
and crack. Very soon shall give a COM
plete lesson on the care of the nails and
hands but for Mrs. M. WIS benefit will
give little advice on the subject now.
Brittleness of the nails Is a physical pc
culiarity due to an excess of lime, that
sometimes appears in young people and
even children; it is more apt to be no.
ticeable toward middle age. l advise Mrs.
M. w. to use the buffer on her nails daily
and to rub cold cream or almond oil well
into them every night Do not use perox-
ide on the nails II they are inclined to be
brittle. for. while 1t Is a good cleaning
agent. 1t tends to dry the nails.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-31
What the Canal Will Do

This planter is enthusiastic in his fore
casts of the trade relations which will de-
velop between the United States and Peru
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
THREE OIL RIGS IN
ARTESIA FIELD
Outfits Working Night and
Day and Definite Results
Are Expected by First Of
June.

Artcsia y. NJ, April o. Three Of
the four rigs now operating In the oil
district suuthcaN 81 Artcsia. arc
working night ana day. ana ir no scr-
iuus delays are encountered. definite
results may be- expected before tho
first ui June.
The Dayton Petroleum company's
we'll on the Cass-l lnmmctt lease has
reached "a depth eft four hundred feet
and win zoe cascd The entire distance
with twelve and unc-half inch pipe.
Ia addition to the restaurant al
ready established. the pecos valley
Oil q Gas company are huildiug an
office structure adjoining the Brown
we'll An the present development is
being done within rHdius OF one
mile. aud the district has the aspect
of surc-cnough oil field While lit
tie or no Information 81 available re-
gardiug the depth uf the Martin and
Everest wells h Is reported that the
-four inch dry hole ON the latter d
down considerably more tina" nine
hundred feet; while ne depth of the
Martin well is nearly two hundred
feet
The Continental otl company i'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
Walking Typhoid
May be Your Trouble.
Why Drag Along, Worn to the Bone When You Can
be Robust, Happy and Full Of Life.

ically faro up tho nerves only 10 die
down again, az die they must, Avoid
nerve slimuiania Bear In mind that this
worn out feeling 81 due Ia poor blood.
to bacteria In tho water you drink; To
the multiplying ~ destructive germs In
the blood faster than they can be over.
come by the white corpusclcs and tn
what IN known as auto.toNemia, that con.
dition where the yonous or impure blood
uccumuhitcs faster than d can be re-.
placed by tho red artorlal blood
II you feel played cut or experience
tho peculiar sensations ~ gas and ten
dornoss In tho bowels, go Ia any drug
store and ask for bottle Of 8. =. s.,
Swin's Sure Specific. Here ls remedy
that gets at work la a twinkllnB; Il just
naturally PUSHES right into your blood,
scatters germs right and loft, w aud
down and sldewaya.
You feel better at once. not from a
Htlmulant. not from the action of drugs
bat from the rational effect ~ a natural
medicine Just 49, active and just as time
! IS as 10 "a man Who has been lost IN
the mountains. On about starved and
comes across a settler just cooking d
aayory meal ~ good honest beef ID,
not neglect % get a bottle OF 3. 3.
today, II viii make you feel better IL
just a few minutes II IL prepared onlS
I'm the laboratory 90 The Swift speon,
Co, isi swift BIDS. Atlanta. Ca. Sen,
for their free book tClling of the man,
lstrRnga conditions That anllct the humal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
DALLAS ARRANGES
TO ENTERTAIN
SHRINERS
Imperial Shrine Week, May ii
to 10, Promises to Be Con-
tinuous Festival; Big Court
esy Committee Named.

Dallas. Tex, April S.-Twcnty
Thousand school Children wearing the
fcz cmblematic of the Ancient Arabic
order Mobiles Mystic shrine with the
words Courtesy Committee" thereon
viii greet visitors In attendance az
the meeting OF the Imperial council
which convcncs IN this city May ~.
Imperial shrine week. May il-if,
win hc q festive occasion la Dallas,
featured by entertainments galore
and an elaborate program which % rs
declared viii eclipse anything of the
kind ever before attempted Fifteen
thousand home owners signed pledges
10 heauufy their homes and lawns IN
honor ot the occasion The public
school children have been busy for
several weeks past beautifying the
school grounds, planting flowers and
assisting Ia the cleanup crusade in
augurated by the civic improvement
committee oi Hcllu Temple.
Entertainments of patrols aud
bands has been given careful attcn-
tlon by the executive committee. and
there viii he something doing IN this
lire cVrrA hour uf every day ot shrine
wcck. ~ mcmbors of these great
shrine organizations win hc qunrtcred
at big military cucampmcnt at Fair
park. The implement ANA vehicle
building. JO0N20o feet in dimensions,
has been romudoird into compnrt-
! mcnts. equipped with every conven-
fence. including hot and cold shower
haths, and each patrol ana hand will
have .ts own individual apartment
The main business streets nf DALLAS
as we'll ak resident thuruughftrcs viii
he cluboratcly decorated. American,
Texas and shrine liugs carnival hunt
| ing and remnants viii he used on a
J lavish scale. Stroamcrs ot flags with
an cmbluzoncd shrine emblem IN the
/ center viii extend across each street
/ az intervals of every twenty -iivo feet
sixty feet above the street. two "a
each block. will bc suspended great
| American flags. lONla feet ia dimon-
sion. aud parallel with the streets and
ahuc the sidewalks viii be drapcd
strings of carnival remnants and in
/ caudcscont lights u rs declared thai
Dallas win hc more layishly decorated
decorated than any Imperial Shrin,
city IN the past. The executive com
mittee has closed contract for Tags
bunting ana pcnnants aud illuminate
tag devices representing an outlay al
125.OOO.
Contract has been closed FOR scV
crul mammoth reviewing stands from
which to view IA" parades and pa
gennts OF shrine week. Tuesday, Ma
10, viii be declared general holidn!
and Il IL planned 90 make this du'
a festive occasion similar 10 the Sew
Orleans Mardi Gras. Prizes viii b
offered for the most attractive cos
tunes worn by those taking part
| Railroads have made special rate
10 apply Go Dallas during the cOnven
ton ana have added additional equip
ment 10 take care of the trafiic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

west only ont make of engines and
pumps win be- used. and will be under
the management OF AN expert. Tho
I'D will be subdiyided into 40 and
s0-acre tracts. making Il community
of Intensive farming and Embarrassing.
This work will be under the direction
of competent man who VIII assist
and advise the new settlers In getting
started right
At "a recent meeting of the board
Of directors. the general manager was
instructed 10 procure machinery.
grading implements ana all tools and
equipment necessary. and to com
menCe as soon as possible the active
prosecution Of the work AT Spalding
The general officers of the Rio
Mimhrcs irrigation Go. consist OF T..
c. Fisher chairman at the Union Bag
and Paper company. Of Chicago, pres
idcnt A. c. Spalding, president ~
the athletic goods house OF a, O.,
Spalding a Bros, New York, known
an over America as the Father Of
Baseball" vice president Walter
Page Of Chicago, secretary and treas
urer: r. ~. nlckfurd, of Demlng. New
Mexico, general manager. and Ernest
O.. York. OF pcming. New Mexico col
oui1ntion agent
Thr Btmiug city Water Works Is
putting down another we'll to supple
mcnl It's supply for city PURPOSES The
well when completed viii bc equip
ped with a four-stagc American Well
| Works turbine pump ana fifty horse
| power Westinghouse motor. The
equipment is already purchased aud
ON the ground. and the work ON the
well is being prosecuted as oNpcdi-
/ tiously az possible.
! The layne a. Bowler CORPORATION
are going to install plant In Dcmins
! Tor the manufacturing of the l.aync
/ intent shutter screen for use la r.
/ rigation wells The machine for In
| stulntion here Is nov being made
aud viii be- Installed and IA operation
hy the first cot May This VIII give
Mimbros valley farmers the benotil
of purchasing this valuable screen
without the freight cost OF shipping
q from California, The l.ayns a
Bowler agency here ana the Fair
banks Morse agency are erecting q
Joint warehouse just north uf th'
union station. the house and yard Gov
ering spaco $50 feet long bv 'tt'
lfeet wide The warehouse VIII have
La flfty platform along the sant'
Re track. and ample sncdroom 10 dc
lrommodutc large stock OF FAIR
hanks Morse engines FAIRBANKS
Morse electric motors. and Also a iul
line at Iayne 4 Bowler pumps TO
gcther with repairs tor all this ma
| chincry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
TRIBE
HAS ARRIVED IN
new MEXICO
Two Hundred Apaches from
Fort Sill Now in State in
Spite of Protest of People
and Senator.

Aiomogordo. n. ~. April iS.--Two
hundred former followers OF Gorun-
limo. the Apache, tho remnant Of the
savage band which used to be the
scourgo Of the southwest, have
arrived from Fort Sill, Okla
homa. 10 make their home upon
the Mescalero reservation over the
strenuous protest Of the people OF
New Mexico and senator A. u. Fall
Of this state. The Indians. who were
I'm charge of Major Goodo OF the
United states army. brought with
them their hprses hnd household ef'
feCts and Junk" train OF fourteen
ears being icquircd a. haul the i'm
migrants.
These Indians are Chiricahu9
Apachcs who formerly lived In Art
zona and were removed 10 Fort Sill
ana kept as prisoners of war. Crowds
Of people turned out az the various
stations along the Rock Island and
IA Paso a. Southwestern to see the
red men. who appear To be quite
pcaccablo IN their demcanor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
HEBRON PROJECT
IS APPROACHING
COMPLETION
Finishing Touches Being Put
on $75O,00O Irrigation sys-
tenn in COlfax County; Dam
to ImpOund 10000 Acre
Feet.


Maxwell. y. H., AprIl s.-Work on
the big Hebron ana the Red River
ditch. which has been under way Tor
tho past two years. win bo fully COM
pleted by the twentieth OF this month.
according To the contractors. The
finishing touches are being put on the
dam. and the ditch is finished EXCEPT
Tor tho slphon across Rcd River. and
one north Of town which carries the
water across "a rough place where
ditching would be- expensive
For the siDh0n north of town seven
carloads OF oregon fir are required
The lumber was shipped here and is
being delivered by teams TO the point
where Il n used
Already the big camp near Hebron
whore hundreds of men have been
employed for months. is being broken
up. As the sub-Contruciurs finish
their work, their teams are shipped
to new fields uf work. and the men
are set adrin. gilbert Bros the
largest sub-contractors under w 81.
Wlnburn, who had the contract from
the Maxwell Irrigated Land Co. for
both the dam and ditch. viii breqk
hffNfF w " FNNAiNh WlfAh NWfN HWNi
some railroad work Before moving
they viii sell some OF their fine work
/ teams both horses and mules. as they
have moro livestock than they can
I use on the new lob
The Hebron dam VIII be- slNty-fivc
/ feet high az its highest point. and viii
I back the water into q lake more than
three miles long and about "a mile
wide Tho dam win hold 10000 acr,
! feet of water &c one time. ANA as the
How is expected 90 be sufficient g,
! fll II several times a season. h j
Sufficient To care Tor an the land 90
! the Maxwell tract Water from th'
dam viii be carried 20 the reservoir
on the tract 10y ditch forty Zee
wide and eighteen Mules long. \
one point where the ditCh cuts throul
hill Il n more than lvrty feet deep
The ditch and dam cost la round zig
ures $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
I.IIc,s Enrn,,lIn.

Love little. spum q litIie, CIV" a
little, earn a litllo sigh a little, cry A
little. chan little. sisu e little. w"rX
a little. play Il little, shirk a little.
pray u title
Grin little, scowl little, chin a
little. howl little, use "a little. take
"A little, lose "a little. make q little. run
% little, las a little, put "A little, brag
"a little.
Walk a little. roar a little, talk a
little. soar little, weep a little.
breathe a little, sleep a little, grieve a
little. Nope little pirate little, hope
little. wait a little.
And future generations In our world
Of woe aud love can do more than
InlLnM LIlln.s nnrmMlA. - New YORK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
BurrO- Trains and Baby Buggies
Must Be Illuminated in Deming

popcorn vendors must keep their
right sides 10 tho curb when staad-
ing. on pain Of being muictcd. some
OF The owners of automobiles pr0-
claim the iniquliy OF these safeguards
and Il Is darkly limited that the stan
dard oil company n at the bottom
Of the light question. since surely
these provisions neceSsitate the con-
sumption Of more oil. The case u az
clear as 81 gravity ditillnte. and the
person who cannot sec Il VIII mover
have sense enough Ia own AN auto
mobile.
And now comes the state of New
Mexico with more oppression for the
down-troddcn automobile owners. Ac-
cordlng To section n OF the state law
In relation 20 automobiles, any hill
billy VINO Is driving. leadluE or ac-
complaining q horse or mule or burru.
may halt any person operating or
driving motor by "A simple iinperi-
ous wave OF The hand. The lord ~
the rnrd h cieprly ths man with tho
horse. ana the operator of the naolor.
be Il mere road-louse 90 amousine,
Is al the heck aud cali. SO % apeak.
OF any crude hostler who happens 20
be hosteiing down tho highway. And
there are other and further proyi-
sionS. some eighteen in number,
which leave motor drivers only q
straight and narrow way Ia which 10
pursue happiness white burning gasv-
line.
To any automobile owner who de-
slrcs 60 know upon lust how thin lee
ne IL skidding. perusai of "An act
| tu provide for state licenses on motor
/ vehicles" etc. ~ recommended. The
same mag be had upon application
20 tho secretary OF state. santa ~,
IN. NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
OEvELO PAENT Of
100000 ACRES IS
UNDER WAY
Rio Mimbres Irrigation Com
pany Will Reclaim Big
Tract Near Deming in Units
Of 5000 Acres.
[speciGi Correspondence 10 the HsrsId

ISpeciei Correspondence 60 the Herald
pcmlng, y, NJ, April ~ The de-
vclopment OF the great l,io Mimbres
OF Dcmng Is now ln ram blast rhc
tract comprises 100 zoe acres of the
richest land ln the famous Mimhrcs
valley, 81, GOO acres of which b. aus.
ccpthlo of Development by pumping.
The tract viii he reclaimed Ina live
thousund-acrv units. ana the tirb five
Thousand acres will hc developed ana
ready for colonization this summer
and fail
This work for one cause or another
has been long delayed. but having
been decided upon, the names at the
gentlemen composing the company
are sufficient guarantee that the
development VIII bc vigorously prose-
cutcd and along lines that viii COM
mend the enterprise 90 All who care
to soe things done right
From y ". Bickford, general mun-
agcr OF the i;io Mimurcs irrigation
company. Il Is learned that he and his
associates have selected site for tho
first development whore the city OF
Spdlding viii be built Smlding he-
ing the center of this rich property
aud on the line OF the SANTA Fe. ~
IN" natural point for the beginning Of
\ this vast enterprise Il Is located
fifteen miles northwest of Dcmlng
] ana VIII thus possess "a Wide and fsr-
tile tributary country Here tract
of five thousand acres of rich valley
land h now being developed la high
class manner and will bo open fiir set
/ Element la u short time.
The company has secured the SER
vices Of one of the foremost landscape
experts IN the country who viii an
| dortake the laying out ~ SpaldinR. AN
Ideal inland cily. The haphnzard
custom ct starting towns at remote
cross roads ana letting them expand
without reference 10 amy considera'
ton of utility. comfort cor conVenienc,
at the population. viii boz ignored. dnt
az Spaldng the landscape experts ar
| viii be enlisted 60 secure permanent
results Ia the way 81 establishing 4
little city whose beauty shall attrac
and whose utility shall commend th'
place 90 all who are sceklng homes
where social. educational ana ciVi'
conditions make tor health and hap
piness.
The development OF the properil
viii consist of tine system q
graded roads. the fencing anN pillow
ing of the lands, and che Installing q
one Of the most complete and up-to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

What New York ~ doing for IL
deaf. dumb and blind; an interesting
suhject-Pastlme.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
Numerous Prominent Citizens
Become Sadder, Wiser and
Poorer After Colliding With
Automobile Laws as Made
and Provided.


Defining. ~ NJ. April T.--Automo-
bile ordinances are being called to
the attention Of auto owners ia DEM
ing 10 the tune III 81 aud $40 per
call =. a. Burdick ~. n. Kelly.
clyde Meyer ana Dr Il. &. HOFFMAN
are among those who have fractured
the ordinances and have had 10 app
pear before Justice g. e. Rogers with
excuses or coin The city clerk. a. A.
rcmke. who IL also president OF the
Dcming Chamber Of Commerce. was
la Mr. kciiys ear when the same
was chased down hy Slight Policeman
John Warren and tho owner sum
moned 10 appear before Justice Rps-
cra and show causo why there VIA
not sufficient illumination On iis pos
ing 60 ordinances passed last Octo-
her and now fuliy IN force, any We
hicle. in other words, anything ON
wheels. excluding baby carriages.
must be Illuminated from every point
ct the compass IN order legally To- ira
verse the streets of Deming after
dusk. burro team dragging la a
load of cedar from the Fioridas must
have lanterns hung on their necks
and iur OF hre-fivs affixed to tho
rear II Il enters the corporation HIM
its after niEhtfull. with any hope al
all of reaching the back yard OF TIA,
burgher Nay. more. la daylight
when the busy marts are thronged. al
kinds of wheeled Instruments, includ'
ing wheelbarrows and the carts OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
HOO ACRES OF SUGAR
BETS SIGNED UP IN
THE MAXWELL DISTRICT

Maxwell y. NJ. Aprll John No.
Ian, focal field man for the Tint
states sugar aud Laud company. ~
Garden CITY. reports that more than
LOO acres ed sugar bects have 81
ready been signed Up IN This district.
with more than a month lcft in which
To- write additional contracts The
total viii exceed 1900 acres In tho
opinion of those who have been
watching the situation here.
With a large acreage this year. the
question OF Ga factory is practically
settled. 4 steessful crap uh tire
tract hy experienced beet growers
would ou,ourtg others tu take up
tine business MANY of ;ho Colorado
Factories have az much as 10000
acres CT bcot-. aud the Loyclund.
Colo, factory has $4,000 acres This
H % greater acreage than could 10,
had here. unless French Springer and
Miami Joined forces with Maxwell.
Sis thousand acres oi hcpts is enough
Co. Keep th, average factor, going,
AND BE- ought mot Dee dlincult Co get
thut many acres u the four places
m utiuuvd. Whether the factor, goes
tu springer CO.. MAXWELL the results TO
thp growers viii bc the same They
ul hat" % ready cnsh market tor
900 the bccts they ,un grow.
Boyt growing Uu the Maxwell ira 4
has yumo Co stay. The experienced
growers from the Rocky Ford district
are going 60 put out lurgc fields oi
uccta. and those who su successfully
grew bcrts mt year VIII do the Same
th~ yDlr only on larger scale. lost
year som, ot tho growers got COS high
aH uiuc dollars a. tom Tor their bcrtf
On does not tails, many such toms O,
pal Tor the baud they grow ON,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

enlarglnR their Artesia warehouse and
installing q now pump house near the
Texas oil rompany'a property.
]. r. McAdams, Of the Seven Rivers
oil n Gas company has returned from
Houston. and states the company win
resume operations ON their well south
west Of DAYTON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

with your blood FUN ~ catarrhal infec.
tlun, nerves an unatrung, blood impuv.
Crishrd, headaches, usaitudc. pollugra,
book worm. tape worm, Chills and fever
or some other facilitating influence, the
VERY foundation OF health rs being sappcd
away by spring humors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
NV pIcIorc ra1tImo-cysluI

My uulo SON had very Severe
cold. I WAS rec mnendcd tu ry
ChJmhorlum's Cough licmcdy ana
before a small bottle was finished lac
WAS as we'll as ever" writes Mrs IT,
Silks. 20 Bowling street sydney Aus
tralU. This remedy ls Tor safe 10y
am druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
WIZ tie Was Late.
what made YOU 80 later"
81 mot gmitheon."

what made YOU 80 later
II met SmithaOn."
"Well. that In NO reason why you
should be an hour late getting homo
10 supper"
"T know. but / asked him how ho
was feeling. aud he insisted on tell
ing me about his stomach trouble"
Ibid you tell him TO take Cham
berlain's Tablets"
sure. that In what he needs sold
by an druggists.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-11-25

so dedicated, can long endure. We
are met on a great battlefield of that
war. We have come to dedicate a
portion of that field as final resting
place for those who gave their lives
that that nation might live. 1t is
altogether fitting and proper that we
should do this.
But, in a larger sense, we cannot
dedicate-we cannot consecI ate-we
cannot hallow-this ground. The
brave men, living and dead, who
struggled here, have consecrated if far
above our poor power to add or de-
tract. The world will little note or
long remember what we say here, but
it can never forget what they did
here. 1t is for us, the living rather,
to be dedicated here to the unfinished
work which they, who fought here,
have thus far so nobly advanced. 1t
is rather for us to be here defeated to
the great task remaining before US
that from these honored dead we take
increased devotion to that cause for
which they gave the last full measure
of devotion; that we here highly re-
solve that these dead shall have not