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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
SAYS ALBUQUERQUE
WILL LAND MEET
IN 1916
w. H. Jack Representing New
Mexico at Live Stock Con-
vehtion in Phoenix Conf
dent of Success.

I'VE got Go Phoenix little too late
to land the next years convention ot
the American National livestock as-
suCiauou, hut 49,. can land b lu 1871"
10 a.. start after a now said Capt.
". O. Jack ot Folsom and silver
city who arrived in Alhuquerpu, tus
morning. captain Jack went uoW
Phoenix to silver city to luuk uil,s
business interests aud b. just nov co.
turning Co his Headquarters boz IuI-
som.
"lt was "a great convention at pho'-
NIX said captain Jack. II haN" SD.
dom, DO ever. seen moro cordial hos.
pit8lltt extended Geo one ut our con
toutious and phocnlN proved that o.
is one of GA, coming cities oi Ga"
west.
"l1l paso was there with "a bis deI,-
gallon and made "a splendid shown
\ but from the b. ginning the majority
| OF the members agreed upon DEM COO
! tor the coming annual meeting ard
| ev,ryuu, is strongly in favor ct goiuA
/ 10 san Francisco boz 1915 because ul
! the exposition. 40 one time 10 appear -
ed that Albuquerque had 90 chance 'Hr
neNt years convention, hut WC were
not ON the ground early enough Goo
do M. necessary work.
81 frci confident that with the
| proper effort which should BEGIN
right now, Albuquerque can have tho
meeting loo 1910. I can say that there
/ o. nu convention iu the whole ruHi D.
OF national organizations go wuIUn
az elaborate entertainment uH INT
on" ana We Fockmtn ct the sunshine
state are anxious Tor the uppuriumit
90 play the role ot hosts We lonh
20 Albuquerque 90 give us the opp"i'
tunitv ln 1916"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GREAT STATE IN THE
ROLE OF SAFE
CRACKER
California Uses Jimmy" on
Strong Box OF the Defunot
Continental Building and
Loan Association.
~, Leased wlrr ~ E,cnIng IIcrnldJ

tBN Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald
san Francisco, jan. -3.~Thv state
u' california cracked o. safe today.
mn, 'Iuut consisted ut books and pa
pets ul thr Continental Building and
uau association. bUt uu cash aud mo-
'uuE,rs were found iu the strong box.
The inner door of the associations of
N.r vault was "Jiwml,I" hs au cN-
pert employed by GrurE" IS. walker,
state building and loan commissioners.
Iu whom access q. the safe bad been
denied Dos Attorney Gavin MrNHu.
representing the association Walker
y,-tordus eJIu.d forsihlr entry To the
offices With the aid oi the sheriff aud
McNtb brought suit for damages
tpIusi The latter today for Y5u,OuU.
the amount cot tJp s.ur,u's bonds. lie
said similar suit would hr filed against
Walker uu the ground that there WAS
uu warrant oft law Tor hls action
Tho question Involved b.. who shall
Uqu.dHt, the continental walker or
The dire tors Both HN d,uusltnr'
viii be- paid penny ior penny Tho ys
Iu,iHtIun NaU declared solvent hv th'
United states court f,W DAYS Hr'
ami NUNab contends that prUuini
action blythe superior court uu the
states application for authority O.,
ukp over th, associations affairs
I Wuf,r Was without legal right o." iu
! terrier. fur.ih'N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
HOLDING COMPANY
BUYS 10 ACRES
FOR GUN CL UB
$4,000 Raised; $500 Acres Of
Land and 500 Acres of Wa
ter Now Controlled.
MODERN CLUB HOUSE
TO BE ERECTED SOON

The preserve 90 the rio Grnndo
Gun club south of this DitN is Co Dee
Increased Go 10 total of -.a1u acres ui
land Hnd 500 acres OF water. aud ts
soon as the weather permits the MAX
INK cot Jdubos work VIII begin On u
900 club house Of four or I've
rooms. vummudiuus ana W,li equip
ped. Thirt, men have urganiy,d the
Rio Grindo Gun club Holding COM
pauN. and have raised $4,000 Tor the
purchase OF l2u acres of land from
the a. b. Sfroup concern. south OF
IN" present property, and i"t thr inn
proNcmcuts
The hand previously leased from +.
\. Huhbcll ia re- leased aud the forty
members ~ the gun ciub aud holding
cumpun, combined now have the priv
ilce,s ut ouv ot the finest shooting
grounds in th, west. The land in
ciudes forty acres OF unc farming
land, twenty-five acres OF which VIII
be- f1rmod this year, ana ia the end
u is aimed Go MAX" the project en-
tircly SELF supporting Boats viii h,
PLACED, on ms bk", P"nnsylvanie
frogs Installed, Wild rice und celery
planted and the body uf water ia
creased bN the erection uf % dam. Tn,
holding company has nl"d articles oi
Incorporation. Its uHir,rH rrv H. j
strong president Harry Johnson
vice president RAYMOND ~t1mW. sec.
Rotary Ross Merritt. treasurer. Doe
Barnett completing with these uri
the directorate.
Road improvements 100, cuutom
plated bringing the preserve within
eighteen minutes aui" ride oi th'
city.
There win b., am important meet
iuE Of the Gun club tonight Boa th
Commercial club building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Denver. Jan. 80 There viii be- no
legislative Investigation of the state
insane asylum az Pueblo. or other in-
stitutious. public and private, whore
mental detectives are cared for. as
the result of action taken hy the house
1f representative today When the
senate resolution authorizing such an
investigation came up iu the house
"a was defeated.
4 reconsideration was moved and
this also was defeated Representa-
tive Mcdonald introduced q biil IN
the NuuSc making the sending 81
BLACK hand" letters pynitcntiury
utfrnsD. a bin 10y Representative
Andrews provides that AN railroad
tickets shat be negotiable. shortly
before noon recess was taken Jy
both houses until this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Clmnlnln Mn.t Kccn nnl.

Sacramento, Cal. Jan. 23.-Pro-
found quiet greeted the reading bon
the assembly today of resolution
fnrbidding the chaplain 90 refer 10
legislation pending before the house
la his inVocHtious. 10 was placed uii
the table, 80 to 3d. the closest division
Of the present legislative session ".
Is. EilllnEsW who announced yes
trrday that after Chaplain Franklin
* Baker had Included ln his prayer
"a plea for sunday closing laws that
he would offer such RESOLUTION at
tempted a. explain his position, btt
the molten To- table cat oft debate
and the matter Was disposed oi with
out comment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
WANTS PRINT CLOTH
RATES MAINTAINED


Washington Jan. e3.-Chrrles NJ.
Howard. OF North Adams. Massachus-
rttH, representing tne cotton print
goods manufacturing Industry t"sti-
fed before the house ways and means
committee today He wanted tho
print cloth rates retained Chairman
Underwood reiterated that the CONE
mittec was proceeding VITA The pri'
mary purpose Of raising revenue. that
protection was uuh Incidental ana
that tho committee could not allow
any rate su hlEh aa 90 prohibit im-
portatiun. 4 permanent non partisan
tarln commission was advocated bY
both Mr. Howard and by Arthur II.
Lowe. or Fitehburn. Massachusetts.
Mr.. Lowe wanted the present nrin
ON ginghnms and other fabrics re-
tained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GENERAL Castro IS
BECOMING PEEvISH
Angry Venezuelan Orders
Three Members of Board of
Inquiry Out of His Room at
Ellis Island.
my Leased Wire 60 Evening HefaldI

my Leased Wire t0 Evening Herald
New YORK. Jan. ga General Cip-
r.JIu castro, puragrd ut the refusal
cot the special board uf inquiry at Ellis
Island Go permit him 90 enter the
country, ordered the three members
ui the board from his rooms today
when they drmurrcd. hc called his
valet and tried Co throw them out
'I viii not talk with youl Away
ho shouted, when the officials sought
tu question him further concerning
tho killing of General parndes. in
Venezuela. The BOARD, itH two lu.
tcTpret,rs ana its stcuographcr. AN
talking at once. tried 90 calm m,
Venezuelan. but without avail IT,,
summed his valet and reached FOR hi,
gold headed cane. when the ouiciul
Withdrew Castro banged the door an,
I locked a.
The appeal from the boards de-
cision against Castro, ID now pendini
! In Washington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
HAS SON IN THE
PRIZE RING
Young Archie Johnson Weighs
in at lag for Bout With
Ernie Clark Of Los Angeles,

San Francisco. cat, Jan. Ed.--
Archie" johnson. youngest son 81
Governor Hiram johnson, appeared 40
the olympic club az noon today 90
weigh IN for his bout tomorrow night
with Ernie clark. ct Los Augcles,
weltorwelght amateur champion Of
the Pacific ConW Young IohnEUn
Informed the directors OF the club
last niRht that he weighed ii2
pounds four pounds over the weiier-
weight limit md be- doubted " he
could take of the extra pounds with
out weakening himself Whether a.
light takes place ~ not rests with 10
witt van Court OF Los Angeles. repre-
poutiuR CLARK who must dcciue
whether the championship is tu hs
TiFkeh against man who Dr. not
WcitorWolght within the rules
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

TN. ,..,.....,... r,....t.tt ,..,,,I...,g
A.
~ ." '"'"'''''''' .''' ."' N'''1"''
fheN utu h'.u added Zoo toe 1851 uN
boon tuIl, .- . Trur uf tH, two
.,,,.,sg bal. ,... ,..,..,.s. ,,... ..,
'' committee ". why "'i"'u''" 10Y
President hJs'WHu ul o., club ana
INCH bls been WORKING unN r part
/ each uH. This splendid moving H
ur both ." in' warm interest 300 inc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
PERSONALS.

Tomorrow night az the FIRST Pres
hyt,riuu church, % Hu~lrW MlI h'
given for the b'urut oi inc 'hflsl''u
EudvuNur society. Among those Mh"
wu taos, part m tho program are
W. EuNrruupUlv, IrY recent AlIlNn'
iu tho u.ty and "a tine baritone sul"lst :
Hugo. Meyer. Arthur EN'iluH MT
FAlk,uhurp Mr.. ana Mr.. charles ~
Andrews Miss Murdy, Miss FRANK Nm
Mr. Patterson and Mr. Iur}'5r. MISS
i(,nHortny will b., Accompanies
The brotherhood oi American h'"-
men viii hold "a regular meeting ~
1. -. -. r. hall tonight S'N'iai Gan
didut,s Will Ice initiated ana lut''l'a %
.tun ct officers viii bee hold t'ir'sh
uruts viii nc served. Members are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
THE STANDARD OIL
LETTERS CAME
CHEAP
Former Manager of New York
American Testifies That He
Got Them for Less Than
$500.
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald

lby leuscd Wire to Evening lirfnlu
Washington, =. g., Jan ass Charles
i. j MuuuvN. editor ui the Mrmphl
Tennessee. Commercial Appeal and
formerly managing editor u' tuv New
YORK American. told the s"uHt, ptm-
plisu fund investigating committee
today about securing copies ui some
of tho standard pll company letters.
published los William a.. Hearst MT
Mooney testified Doc negotiated Tor
copies OF uuIN a. few cot ihu Arch
bold lottrrs, that they were brought
GO the American Offices bN &C. whit,
man whose name he did not know
aud that hD paid less than $500
Hy testified that when ne became
ma Iugiug editor eff the Sew YORK
American u 1904. John Eddy pre-
Nluu4Iy cIty editor. turned over tu
him 10 number OF Photographic copies
ut standard OIL poudcuov Win
public men. As tu how these wvr,
obtained, Mr. Mooney could giNr 90,
Information Later a man ne could
name offered him more letters an'
wanted Mr. Mooney to buy them, us
suriug him hc had come hN then
honestly"
Mr Mooney made some photo
graphic copies
~ was later assured by counsel,
said Mr. Mooney. mat 10 would haF'
been entirely proper for me to hu'
Original letters containing matter %
such "a criminal character ! did no
want them. however. and ] did no
care tu havc them remain in my pos
session, or in the papers possession
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
FAvORS PERMANENT
TARIFF COMMISSION


Washington. Jan. 23.--The national
chamber ~ commerce. az IL mai
session today went on record, throuRh
the adoption Of resolutions favOriug
the creation OF permanent tarl6
commission. tbs establishment of "a
new banking and currency system and
recognition of the republic OF China.
Favoring the tariff commission
created some discussion on the ground
that ~ might ne unwiso because SIS
pulisicul aspect might saubarrasa the
work of the ennihber.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
DR.. BOYD TO TALK
TO TEACHERS
President of University Of
New Mexico Speaker at
County Meeting Saturday
Morning.

President unvld Boyd ~ the Unit
yersity of New Mexico. wiil addreFs
citation at meeting called for next
saturday morning az o'clock as the
Central school Dr. Boyd win have
something particularly interesting tu
say and the superintendent has cent
cut circulars uutifying all teachers %
De- on hand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GOVERNMENT HELPS
STRAIGHTEK OUT
PACIHCS
Guarded Statements Follow
Conference Between Judge
Lovett and Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham.
,Ry Leased wire go Evening HcraId. }

New York. Jan 20 some pros
ress" toward settling the difference
between the Vuion Pacific railroad
WIS made az n conference here today
between representatives, of tho inter
psts involved Robert S. i.oVett
chairman of tho tulon Pacific boar
81 director nudr his statement at
ter the mcctiuR hut added That there
was no assurance that final sat
isfnCturNs agreement would De-
reached.
Judge IoVott said that the discus
sinn had now b,,uinc triangular one
with the federal government as uhv
Of tho principals. The only infur
nation obtainahlr reFlrdlps the con
ference between JudR, Luyett. l'raus
\ Naudcrlip and Mortimer s.. Schiu,
and Attorney O. neral Wi,krrsham iu
Washington. was thn, the federal ui
Ulcers were offering ruinp assistance
lu the plan ui dissolution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
WILL THE ACEQUIA BE
FILLED up REPORTED
DITCH CASE rs REVERSED

a report which reached here late
this afternoon from Santa Zee was go
the effect that the state supreme court
mad reversed the ruling OF the local
district court ln the ease OF the city
of Albuquerque against Metz. this
being tho case involving the old aco-
quia on south Fourth street nlled up
hy the rity Whether or not this do
cision means the ditch must he re-
Opened could not be- uH,ertalnod this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
ACQUITTED
OF MURDER OF
Al G. BOYCE
Man Charged With Completely
in Sensational Shooting at
Amarillo Is Set Free by
Jury: Sneed Trial Next.
ln, I.cn.cd WHO ln EvcnInr nrrnId.

Memphis. Tex. Jan. ~ Reach D..
Epting charged With completely ln
the killing Of Al q. Royce. Jt. ut
Amarillo last september. was found
not guilty hy jury here today Ept.
Ing was accused ~ having assisted
John Vs. snced. W. has alleged plans,
for the shouting During the trial
Epting testified ~. ns servant wont
to Amarillo with Suvrd aud that
Snced "mislod him
Sneed will De- tri"l Huon on the
charge Of killing KpN,o. tie has
been found not gritty cot numbering
Huy,p's father. Both tragedies wptv
uutErnwths OF the elupeneut of Mrs.
J. y Suced with the younger Royce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
MAHB0UB SUES THE
MARYLAND CASUALTY

Alleging refusal Go pay the amount
demanded ON "a burglary protection
policy. i NJ Mnhhoub today entered
suit iu the district court asking iudE
mont Tor 5000 against the Maryland
Casualty company. Muhboub's store
Was burglarized on November as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Women Ncti,c In Iowa.

Irs Muincs. la.. Jan. 60 Equal
suffraEiHts were successful in having
joint resolution providing for the
submission of the question 90 the
voters introduced la the lower house
of the legislature today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
IIoosc,cIt STUDS congratulations.

Cheyenne, Wyu.. Jan. ~. ". ".
Manson. tn progressive Republican
member of the Wyoming house OF
representatives who voted WIN the
Democrats ana refused to go INTO ,he
caucus of his party today. announced
that ne had received ithr following
message from Theodore Roosevelt.
81 heartily congratulate You on the
stand YOU have taken for the ud-
Nuncomrut ut honest government You
have nay best Wishes for your success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
PECCARICH CASE TO
JURY AT A O'CLOCK

The case of Frank p,ccariyh YER
Rus the Victor American tu,l 'o'
went tu the jury ut I O'Clock lhlH Al .
trTnoun, after having hrru ON llal
before Judge Pope Doe the federal
court for "A week Pcccnrich asks Nln.-
coo damages Tor personal injuries
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
shIcId- wins ~ Tcnncsscc.

Nashville Tenn. Jan. rs The Tcn-I
nessec legislature to-day elected Chilf
Justice John " Shields OF the state
supreme court United States scnr-
tor for the term beginning March 4.
Justice Shield b. a regular D,mo-
CiWt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
GREAT VICTORY FOR
THE OSAGES SAYS
ABBOTT
Commissioner for Rich Oklahp-
ma Indians Declares Moral
Uphft Has Resulted from
Oil Land Probe
tBy Leased Wire 60 Evening ucrald.l

Washington. Jan. IS The Kreai
est moral victory in the history ol
the Usage tribe" was the way Actiue
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Al
boti, today characterized the election
Df new tribal council 60 succeed THAI
dcposed by Secretary Fisher ON the
charge that undue influence had
been exsrted over % hv the linclg
Sam on company, IN trying to OBJ
tain lenses go Usage oli land.
Erred lookout. vino was elected
chief said Commissioner Abbott. "ia
q Woodworking. honest farmer iio
and his wife are graduates of Carlisle
H. is one nf the Osnges who does
not refuse GO work because of the an
earned Increment in Oh lnuG royalties
the Dsarca enjoy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
MORTUARY.

Funeral services for Rosa e. d,
Baca. daughter ut M ana Mrs J.. &.
de- BucH, whose death occurred lasl
evening at the family home. BOZ west
Atlantic avenue. win hc held S'tur-
duN morning az . O'clock n lh'
church of the sacred Heart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOn RENT Modern five-room
house. A Moutoya, $50 North tiigh.
WANTED TO Second hand Of
flee desk and chair. Apply room Z.
Barnett building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
.THE LEGISLATURE TN
ILLINOIS IS TIED
IN HARD KNOT
Eight Ballots Leaves Struggle
Over speakership Undecided
While Senatorships Hang
in Balance.
SHIELDS TO THE SENATE
FROM TENNESSEE
ln, Lcaaed VIC b E,cnIne IIcraIdl

Springfield. Ills. Jan. Ga Eight
ballots today left the speokershir
deadlock lac the lower house un-
broken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

Washington. Jan. Z3.--Thc senate
committee ON military affairs today
refused 60 report invoranly the hil
Ia place surviving officers 81 the civil
war on the retired list of the army
n will require au annual expenditure
OF about 1900. u0N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
IN DESPERATE
ATTEMPT AT CREMATION

lBy Leased Wire % Evening IIeraldl
Pueblo. Colo. Jan. e3.-Homer .
. Blue Richards who confessed a q
y Few days uNO mat he IL wanted =
in oklahoma for completely IN .
= six oank rohbcriea today set IRE =
= % the city Jail whore he is con- .
. fined. Richards. 70 ie said. has .
y huastod that ne VISA not be taken =
q from the iail alive. Richards =
. was severely burned. Authori-
. Ties believe the tire waa started =
. in an EFFORT 10 end his life. Hc =
. has been placed under the sur
. yciilance Of a special guard.
. 900 . 9 . . q q . 80 . .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
THIRTEEN MILLION
BALES OF COTTON
ON JANUARY IS
Census Bureau Shows Record
Of the States in Ginning Of
Great Staple.
IIN Innerd WIrr In LvenIng ncrnld /

Iiy LEASED Wire ~ Evening Herald
Washington -. g. Jan 23 Cotton
ginuod q" january is amounted SEQ
I30gl.26l bales. including 1852
round bales and 1O.7Go bales of saa
island. the census bureau uuuuuuc 4
This morning Ginning Dos st1tcs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
d MEMBERS
ADDED TO
CLUB BY

remarkable Showing Made
by Committee of Fifty Dur
ing Two Days Canvass Of
Business Men of Albuquer-
que.
The Hartford republican., 1913-09-12
MUCH TROUBLE IN WlNsTED
Gang OF Roooer Squirrels Lift Boiler
Cover ana Gorge Themselves on
oou9hnuts

Ninsted, Conn -Rockfern. the sum-
mer home az Highland Lake Of Louis
Z. Murphy !eWeiry merchant, is over
run with red squirrels. and a dozen or
more box traps are TO b. set 10 catch
them one evening Mrs. Murphy.
after placing edibles on the table.
started out on the lake 20 meet her
husband On their return 10 the cot.
tage Mr. Murphy took a sea: al the
dining table
There is no bread here he said.
There must be-" she replied: Il
put il on rhe table before going 10
meet you
Looking outdoors they saw three
squirrels carrying the missing loaf OF
bread up hillside in back OF the cot.
iage. The squirrels have been known
20 remove the cover from the boil
sr in which edibles are kept and get
away with Two dozen doughnuts in A
single night The famiiys meat bill
has almost doubled since they ar.
rived at the resort because OF thefts
committed by the squirrels Last sea
son the cottage owner had the same
trouble. and got cat 10 keep the
squirrels away. but one night a rae
coon came along and dined on the
cal
The Hartford republican., 1913-09-12
Vacation Time.

my vife's gone to the country
hooray, hooray,' The success OF that
song was due 70 its profound truth. its
profound truth to marriage and to hu-
man nature
The speaker was Dewolf Hopper.
the noted comedian He continued.
moppins his brow:
1T is an undoubted fact that. the
drst dayo or two OF his family's depart
ure for mountains or seaside. the
most humdrum Of men-the latest.
baldest. soberest OF men-shout in
their hearts. My vife's gone to the
country-hooray, hooray,'
And the wives realize this. And
they realize the danger Of it.
4 was talking one August afternoon
to . matron on q breezy Narrasan-
sett piazza
"Aha. madam said. here you are.
enjoying the salt air while your hard
working husband 10 chained to his
desk in the city
"Chained TO his desk. indeed said
the matron- All. IL he only could be,
I'd have some peace Of mind"
The Hartford republican., 1913-09-12
True rhrsN.

A certain millionaire. Who owes his
fortune to his thrift and economy.
tells this story Of q bookkeeper to
illustrate the way in which those
qualities work to the advantage of
their possessor:
i once made up my mind" said
the bookkeeper. that I would become
the owner Of a gold watch. I saved
up the money for IL in this way:
When I felt like eating a 50-cent
luncheon I ate a 25-cent one instead
and put the other quarter aside for
my watch fund. You win hardly De-
lieve it. but in less than six months
had saved money enough to pur-
chase the watch"
But you don't seem to have bought
u" objected his friend.
Well. no. When I found how cas-
lily I could get along without the So
cent luncheons concluded could
get along without the gold watch.
aud the watch FUND is growing into
houseand-lot fund now."-Youth's
Companion.
The Hartford republican., 1913-09-12
HERS THE IDEAL HUSBAND
Home Five Nights Week. and Car
RES Wife's Photograph Wherever
He Coca

Grand Junction. Colo.-rhe ideal
husband and the ideal wife. as they
should be. have been discovered by
the Rev. Mr.. Marshall Pennesfield Par
ter. an evangelist Of Chicago. The
Rev. Mr.. Parter says he spent the
last three months visiting with more
than 100 families in different parts OF
the country in an eadeayor to ind the
ideal husband and xife.
Te ideal husband. according TO the
Rev. Mr.. Parter. thinks Of his wife
twice an hour when at work He
spends ave out Of seven nights each
week in his vite's company.
He carries her picture in his watch
case
He kisses his wife when he leaves
for his once in the morning and at
noon anu again AMEN he returns from
work