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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
Powder Mills Unite to Fight Trust.

Tamaqua, Pa, Aug. 1.-E. w. Flet,
cher, superintendent Of the Potts Pow,
der company's plant. south of town,
announced that the independent pow
der mills throughout the country
about fifteen in number, have consoli.
dated 1t is said that the object III
consolidating is to bring the firms into
closer touch in order to be in better
position to compete with the Dupont
cOmDany
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
Cellar and Yard Drop Away.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, Aug. IA caved
at the No. mine of the Delaware
Hudson company drove three familij
from their homes at Larksville. ThCI
forced to fee are Charles DundeI
John Burns and Steven Anton. IN
families occupied a three house bio
The cellar disappeared first and Ian
The back yard began to sink.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
OPPOSE DEAD SONS CHARITY
Washington Woman Would Break Will
Which Is Santa Claus to Poor.

Washington Woman Would Break Will
Which Is Santa Claus to Poor.
Shamokin, Pa, Aug. In special
court here testimony was taken in an
action instituted by Mrs. Esther Scott,
of Washington, to break the will OF
her son, Elmer E. Scott.
He died in August, 1909. After max.
ing a number of minor bequests
will he left directed that all of his
real estate should be sold and the in
come be distributed among the poor
children OF Shamokin each Christmas
Day.
His mother filed exceptions to the
will on the grounds that her son was
an habitual inebriate, and that his
mind was affected to such an extent
by his continued use of alcohol that he
was incapacitated from making the
proper disposal of his property.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

which approaching refused TO Turn:
aside. The chauffeur tried to pass the.
team, and in doing so the motor skid
ded and turned turtle, landing on the
trolley track, so that it was necessary
for the wrecking crew of the transit
company to remove it.
There were twenty in the party.
mostly young women. All were sum
mer boarders at Eagleville. They got
on the machine to take ride to the
State Hospital for the Insane at Nor
ristown it is said
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

SON az 10 uue course ne ought to pur
sue with respect to Mexico.
1t became known that the president
was formulating Il policy entirely
friendly in chracter toward Mexico
and that it did not contemplate recog-
milton Of Huerta under any circum-
stances.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

A good hedge on the west and
south of the paddocks and farm
stead makes it more comfortable for
stock and man. Willow, ash and
Norway poplar make good, quick
growing win-breaks. Elm, h. 4
berry, and among evergreens, u d
spruce, make slower growing nj $
longer-lvied windbreaks.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
Milk cans or utensils should

er be allowed to set around
stable, as many careless men
thoughtlessly do. Milk is very s
ceptible to germs and odors,
the greatest care should always
exercised in handling. Clean u,
sils are important essentials
dairying. /
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
Receivers $4,000 In Gems by Want A

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. by
use of the want advertisement in neI
papers, Isidor Gettleson recovel
$4,000 worth of diamonds and ot1
gems which he had lost. R. G. M
who had found the diamonds on !
street, read the advertisement and
turned them to the owner.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

FOR SALE OR RENT-My store at Salem, Md.
1 . for thezyear of 1914; or will sell my dwell
ing and store together, both new. The dwelling
which has seven rooms, in first-class condition,
has one acre of ground adjoining it. Plenty of
fruit, such peaches, apples and grapes. will be
sold at the right price as do not want to go in
the mercantile business. H. S. Holland, who
will engage in the canning business will also sell
his stock of goods cheap. No better country
stand. An excellent chance for the right man.
For further information communicate with Jos.
f. Phillips, Salem Md I-2-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

Silk coats with linen skirts are
popular in Paris. These jackets
are often of figured silks. The
weave of the linen used is open
and soft and is known by the name
of crash. The coat is one of those
little basque effects reaching the
top of the hips. Only the youthful
figure should attempt this type of
costume.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

Columbia University In point ,of
attendance is third on the list1 of
the worlds greatest institutionsa Of
learning.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
FRECKLES
Now Is The Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots.

Now Is The Time to Get KID OF
These Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
freckles, as the prescription othine
double strengths guaranteed to
remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from your drug
gist and apply a little of it night
md morning, and you should soon
see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear, while the
lighter ones have vanished entirely.
It is seldom that more than an oun-
&c is needed to completely clear the
skin and gain a beautiful clear COM
plexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine, as this is sold un-
der guarantee of money back If 1t
fails to remove freckles.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
Wanted

WANTED You to know that we sell good
w clothing hats and shoes for men wo.
men and children The Cambridge One
Price Store. ITO Race ST S-l-lmo
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
For Sale

FOR SALE-One $500 knabe square piano. for
SIS; one 1886 Tonk piano for $685. one $500
Empire (made by Tonk) $500. Cash. Apply w.
II. Allen, box 35l, Cambridge. Md. 7-i7-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01

EoR SALE Large two-harse wagon new body
and rnnning gear. Price 50. an be seen
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-01
WILSON FORMULATING
/ new MEXICAN P ICY
While Friendly He Will Not
Recognize Huerta.

Aug. 1.-Strong intlma
IONS came from the White House that
sothing in the recent conferences with
2mbassador Henry Lane Wilson had
Snged the judgment of President Will
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
BOLD YOUNG THIEF AT
SILVER CITY LO0TS
STORE OF SIX-SH0OTERS

silver city. \. NJ. Fec. little
hardware and turMturC store ~ W
~. StilWcn on south Bullard street
Vas hurglariZed ghe other night, en-
trance being obtained hy breaking lea
window iu the rear Several six
shooters and a Number of pocket
kuiNns were token The BURGLARS had
dificult time Ia getting tho proper
ammunition for the various guns
and turned the stock over two or
three times in their search. Shorir
Mvtirath was notified of the crime
and arrested the members of the
News Bows Trio who had been seen
len the ncighborhood the night of tho
robbery Later ID was discovered that
o. man had tried 90 sell an empty six
shooter 90 the hremau ut the electric
light plant lie declared that none
of the trio arrested we're guilty. and
they were promptly released Later
In the day the real culprit was ar
rested near whitewater. ms he was
huoRng 10 toward Dcming ON hts
person was found all the stolen prop.
eTtv with the exception of two OF the
knives which he had evidently traded
on on sold. He gave his name a.
James smith ana his age as 20 Years
He h. stranger IN silver CITY. tie
was brought before Justice Of the
Peace NeWcomn and plead guilty Co
the onense charged against him. Tie
said he broke into the store about
eleven o'clock ana expected To be are
rested then, a. he made 80 much
noise. tie walked around the streets
for some time carrying the stolen
property. and even had a talk with
the night watchman Tie Was bound
over In Si00O 90 await the action
of the grand jury ana is now In the
county jail,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

date Of such appointment, and shall
give bond 60 the state OF New Mexico
In the penal sum Of ten thousand
(t10.0pol dollars. conditioned for the
faithful performance OF his duties.
He shall have power TO appoint one
or more deputy Inspectors FOR whose
conduct and efficiency he shall be
held responsible. upon official bond,
for any failure OF NEGLECT ~ their
duties as such deputy inspectors.
Sec T. suid oil inspector or deputy
inspectors shBll be entitled 90 demand
and receive. from the owners 81 any
oil ur gasoleuc Inspected the sum Cd
one co cent FOR ench gallon sO To-
spccted. % shall bee the duty OF the
oil Inspector and each deputy inspect
or 90 keep AN accurate record ~ an
oil or gasulyne branded hy him, which
report shall state the date 81 such In
speCtion. the number of packages,
boxes barrels or tanks Inspected. thu
number approved. the manufacturer =
brand the name Of the person FOR
whom Inspected. and the sum OF
money received tor aich inspection,
and such report shall be open, TO all
persons Interested In the same, st
the beginning of every mOHib each
deputy Inspector shah forward TO the
oil Inspector true copy ufsWh rcc-
ord aud all moneys received by him
FOR his inspection. Ia the month Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

January " each year the Oh insbec-
tor shall make and deliver 70 the
state corporation commission, % re-
port OF all inspeo,lnns by himself iaha
deputies during the precedine calen
dar year
soc @. Ans person or persons.
farm. company or corporation, or any
agent of any person az persons. arm.
transport 81 brin9 iuln THIS state. tot
sale or use. or who shall keep for
sale or use. or Who shall offer for
sale or use. amy mineral ur petroleum,
OF OF gaHnlcnc. or iluid or ga uHtnnct
which is tive produft Uf petroleum. ur
iu which petroleum or any product
Of petroleum enters. 90 is found az "a
constituent elemgna either at whole
sale or retail, which is Of lcRH than
sXty-three t69l degrees specific gray
lty. or which buFns al u temperature
of less than one hundred and twenty
G20l degrees. fRhfeuhrit. shall be-
guilty 0f misdameanOr and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished
hy fine IA any shm hot less than cne
hundred steOtuduiiara, nor more
than five hundred, (x4uul dollars, or
by Imprisonment ID the county jail
Tor not less than sixts (eoJ days. nor
more than six mouthH. or by both
such fine and Imprisonment OF tho
discretion % the court trying such
cause Provided. that,iaottang screln
shall be construed To prevent. the
shipment ~ oil into this state not
withsUtnding thc Hamo NAV aof sgnNo
been Inspected, but the Ntfne sha "
be inspected under the proNisious OF
this act before being sold or used.
Sec. e. Any pefsnn or persons
trni, company or corporation, OF an}
agent thereof. having or keeping for
sale any oil or gasuleue, shall keep
conspicuously placed on an packages
boxes. barrels or tanks containing any
OF the oil aforesaid the snspectpr'a
mark. brand ur stamp. showing the
degree Of IRE Test. and the specific
gravity us otherwise iH this act pro-
Vidcd. and that the same has been
inspected by the oil Inspector, ana
that such oil Ia not below tho IRE
test ~ i20 degrees and not below 90
degrees specific gravity and any ner-
son or persons. firm. company or DOR
poration violating The provisions of
this act shall be deemed guilty of "a
diRiOmuanor aud upon conviction
thereof shall be deemed liable ia the
fine and penalty imposed in section 3
hereof
Sec :. Any OIL Inspector or deputy
Inspector who shall mark, stamp or
brand any package or packages re-
quircd 60 be Inspected hy this act, aii
continuing oil or gBsplcne 81 the ARE
test aud specific gravity required,
when such package does not contain
OIL or Rasulenc Uf the specific gravity
and IRE test herein required. gitRll
be- guilty of "a misdcmeanur. and uIlon
conviction thereof shall no fined hot
icss than St0n. nor more than Si.upn,
or by imprisonment Ia the Countt
iail not less than sixty days nor moro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
TO HAVE
THE COAL OIL
INSPECTOR
REVIVED
Senator Pankey of Santa Fe
Introduces Bill; Would
Make Inspector Officer OF
State Corporation Commits
sion.
CLAIMED OIL PRICES
ARE GETTING HIGHER
special Correspondence 90 che Herald

santa BE-. y. n. Feb. ig-That an
attempt VIII he made 60 re-
establish the office Of coal oil
Inspector by the present session OF
the legislature Was indicated today
when Senator pankey uf santa Fc
pose. II is asserted here that the oil
accompanies. when the coal oil inspcr-
ton system wuH abolished al tho last
session, made certain promises with
regard to keeping up the quality and
reducing the price OF gasoline ana
cuai OH These promises. IA isl
charged. have not been kept. and
complaints have been received hy
members at the Legislature that The
price IN higher than ever while the
quality was never So low. Tho pro-
posed law seeks to make the coal oil
inspector an officer ~ the corporation
commission. much the same as 10 lH
of Insurance An inspection fee of
one cent per gallon is Co be charged
and FROM this fund The inspectors and
his deputies are iu Ice paid. the bal
anrc of the money going Co tho state
A bill similar to senator PankvN's Ia
now pending ln the house. where "a
WAS introduced several daAs ago bN
| Representative Tcumhs Of clayton.
Following is the test 81 the bill uS IN
/ troduccd iu the senate.
An act creating the office of coal OIL
Inspector. regulating the sale, and
providing Tor the inspection aud test
/ ing at petroleum oils and Easolcne.
aud repeating chapter siNty-nyc. SEES
| sion Laws ct 49,. approved June H.,
/ 1919
Re Il enacted by the Legislature Of
the state of New Mexico.
Section { There is hereby vstah-
/ lishcd the office ~ oil Inspector OF the
u ....H !
/ by the state corporation commission.
Sec. o. u shall bc the duty ct said
oil inspector 90 inspect al oils. conn
monty known Bv coat Oh or gusolenr.
or any nuid ur substance which be- u
/ product Of petroleum, or In which pee
troleum or ANY product of petroleum
! is found az u constituent element.
that MAY be- brought into this state
for saie or use. or which may be- kept
for sale OF offered for mle, hy any
! person or persons company uT corr
pOrutions and tu plainly and distinct
ny mark. stamp or brand upon the
package or packages IN which such
oil may hc contained the degree 81
lire test aud specific gravity Of the
loil therein contained. Provided that
lanv retail dealer may hc allowed %
draw on from said original package
Tor packages. for the purpose of com
lVenience in retailing the same, and
place said OIL IN tank for the pur-
pose OF retailing theretrom amy % the
inn aforesaid. upon which the inspcc-
tion mark. brand or stamp may have
been affixed
Sec. n The Oh inspector 70 ap-
pointed by the state corporation COM
J mission, a. Aforesaid. shall have been
n bona hde resident ~ the state N
New Mexico for pariod % not less
than thrse 90 isars prior % the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
COUNTY DIVISION
FIGHT BRISK At
CAPITAL
Boosters for Proposed Count
les Of Coronado and Aguilar
at Santa Fe Pushing Pet
Projects,

Especial correspsndenes % enc Herald
santa ne. y. 81. Feb. 1.-The
county division fight In the north
eastern part Of the state n on In full
force. a. h shown by the many dit-
fercnt delogatious now Ia Santa fo.
one delegation headed by Meesrs.
Bushkevitz and Aidrcdgo from Roy,
who are the representatives OF the
Coronado County club % that plocc'
o. here urging the creation Of the
proposed county Of Coronado, armed
with petitions from citizens residing
within the proposed limits Of the new
county and also petitions from the
western end Of Mora county asking
the legislature a. create the couuiy
OF Coronado. being signed by citizens
who Will remain In Mora county prop
err and backed by a delegation from
the town of Mora. Ia the persons OF
Tito Molcndeg and e. u. strong,
prominent officers ana politicians of
the old town Of Mora, who nre aiding
Senator Navarro, IN pushing his som
ate bill No. 90 on H. passage al this
session Of the legislature.
Another delegation arrived here
last night from Wagon Mound, con-
sisting OF Iiafael Aguilar. simon Voc
renberE, Andy Wciss. Frank Curns,
are after the creation of a new coun-
" TO be known ~ Asuilnr county.
Representative BlBs Sanchez, la to
Introduce ne bill IN the house. This
b. practically the same county as the
Coronado proposition, only that u
changes boundaries somewhat and
win embrace Roy. Springer and War
on Mound. making the later the
county seat The Wagon Mound del
cmtion wanted a. enter with the Cor
unado delegation into conference"
with view 81 compromising, but the
Roy. Mora and Union men Will not
rclinquish anything and stand for
their senate hill No sd and nothing
else II N declared that the forma-
tion of new county with Wagon
Mound ~ the county seat would mean
opposition from Mora. Roy and san
Miguel and ColfaX counties and %
would be Impossible tn bring about
harmony for the passage Of such q
bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
OHIO NEWSPAPER IS
FOR THE CHANGE
OF NAME
Bright Buckeyes Feel That II
Will Be Easier to Locate
State Hot Known as New
Mexico.

Especial Correspondence 90 the meraral
p'ming, y NJ, Feb ~. Tho Day
t"h, ONO, Journal IN ~ issue OF Feb-
Iualh takes up the cudgcl IN behalf
"i the Dcming State of Lincoln club
cqitoriully as Follows. ''rhc state OF
Lincoln club has been organized by
a numhrr Of live business men in
Dcming Y. NJ. for the purpose Of
having the name of their state
changed from New Mexico 20 IAncoin
RESOLUTIONS adopted hy the club de-
'lhrc mat Mexico aud New MsxioO
are constantly confused In the minds
Of people iiting az great distance to
the great dClrimHnt OF the business og
the state. n is said thar the Doming
chamber Of commerce Is constantly
receiving Inquiries from intelligent
ponplc asking if 10 rs safe 20 60 to
bcming during the revolution -"
AFTER dwelling ut some length upon
The Disadvantages OF the name OF
view McNico.' and suggesting that
Texas NcN Mexico, Arizona and CAL
itnrnit. ull might be- called New
Mexico Boo the same way that num-
beer of small states la the northeast.
cru corner ~ the union are called.
collectively 'NpW England" the cdi-
toriHl vsn"iudcs. Lincoln stands out
uE mountain peak Ia. our nutionnl
lic. iudiciallv miudcd' historians not
N'lfA RANK MN WIN washington.
hat pronounce him by virtue % char
actor and achievement tho greatest OF
Americans lie might well be hon
urvd it naming one at the Mstcrhood
ul ruWmuuWt Hitls for him and the
state tnHt should take his name would
honor i,t'lf and give new pledges to
true Amcricanism.
N"rgau Adams of the ADAMS
bonding company uf Los Angeles,
cal. Who has been investigating the
ilWhIvs valley FOR the past few days.
declares chat the section BE- equal 10
the best ul southern california. Tie
states iAst the value ~ water FOR
Iritmtfiuu n southern california IL
1880 upJ inch. and thgt on this
basis tht larger wells of this valley
Hry worth from 225,UnV Go S3j.U00
each
j. 81 M,Tcyr ANA wife went Go 81
Ias0 .udtB Mrs Ncrccr is suffering
from Iu t1sccss iu the ear. aud Viii
IiktIy hIst CO. undergo an operation,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
MANY FARMERS ARE
ARRIVING AT MAXWELL

Maxwell. y NJ. Feb 10 with the
approach of spring and the farming
seasons. farmers who bought land
during the past winter are arriving
10 begin operations I ~. Krcss OF
Canon CITY, Colo. who bought 80
acres h. here to have "a house butt
on his place aud viii move his family
onto the land as soon as The house "
done.
Campbell Brother OF Rocl,s Ford,
com. are here win their extensive
farming outfit, and are building ot
their land. The Mcsdames tHmpbeii
viii arrive as soon as the new homes
nov in course of building, are Tin
ishcd.
Arthur johnson, also Of Rocky Ford.
who bought the AyTnes place, ~
building house. and will make his
home here. lie viii farm the place
this summer.
Carpenters are now at work on
houses for Will Maloti, W. 4. Smith
and Hayes. all of Rocky Ford, who
Will arrive with their families 49,
soon az they have place To live In.
W. y. Smith came In last week
with "A four-horse load at farming
equipment and left again for Rocky
Ford tor another load. l. Hayes start
I'd from Rocky Ford yesterday with
teams, wagons and farming equip
inrnt and win make the trip overland
VI was a quiet week Tor land sales
only 5so acres being sold, az fol
lows:
| @, n. Stephenson. Clondonin. W
Va. 500 acres
> -. Lynch. Cicndcnin, W. Va, so
| /. ~. krcss. Canon city, Colo, SO
Campbell Bros. Rocky Ford. 90.
| Campbell Brus. had previously
bought so acres
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

Major Burneil had been 1T one time
10 favor ui "a good road between these
places and that had he been able
90 secure cooperation from the p"o.
pie uf silver city he would have rec
commended u "a that the. A. the
people at this end had seemed entire
" Indifferent In the matter he had
let 10 drop The suggestion met with
approval from the gather ng, and q
committee Was appOintcd Co see Mt
Jur Bushacll at the EARL ~ possible
moment ia regard 20 the MATTE. ire
Cumm iteH named consisted eft the
follow as " T.. Murray, ". = Cox.
r. T.. Cox and Dr W r Thompson.
The reports OF various committees
showed that good progress was being
made In the depot location. the go
curing 81 mail carrier, advertising
md ether matters
IN spit, of the disneryeablc weather
thor" was 70 turn out uf about twenty
members. and great interest IN man
Tested in the work oi the ussocid-
ton FOR the coming year
President Lchr announced the fol
lowing personnel of the standing
committees for the coming term:
Committee on organization T.. !.
Spitzlcy. g. q. Shoemaker. John Lock.
Committee on credit systcm-H Harry
i.andrum.
Committee on lcglslation--W. -.
Walton. u. n. Boulware. a. :. Good
ell
Committee ON progress w Nc
sherry. Erank Wesley. r.. \. Blevins.
Committee on advertising r.,
I Wo0dhuil, wayne Mac Ncagh Wilson
ana ~ u Belts.
Auditing cummittcc--W. :. HastOn.
T.. T. Ham ami \. /. Murray
Board of directors Mason !. Kelly.
W :. Cox. W -. Murray Jackson
ARee. W. = Thompson, Harry Lamb
r., A. Bicylns. g. W. McSherry, and
Walter Blackwell.
McssrS Walton Cooncy, Gpodell
and Boulwarc were appointed dele
gates Co meeting called la Santa
/ Fc for February So for the purpose
/ OF organizing "a statewide publicity
! organization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

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