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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-31

New York has more telephones than
London, Paris and Berlin together, it
IS the New Yorker s proud boast.
Why is it that people who are so
apt to tell home truths are in the hab
1t OF making unpleasant commentsa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-31

sa.lirg vessel built 103 years ago re-
Gently began another voyage from Eng
land to South Africa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-31
DEATHS.

In Grafton, July 20, Mrs. L. L.
Kingsbury, 80.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-31
ALWAYS ON
GOOD TERMS
Watson Says He Didn't Know
of Gov. Fletcher'S Dis
satisfaction
REFERENCE TO
BENNINGTON CASE

st. Adams Man Says Governor Appear
ed to be Satisfied With Commission
ers' Explanation of Their Action in
This Instance.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-07-31
Watson Had No Intimation From Gov
ernor Concerning Demurrage Law.

His EXcellency makes reference to
procrastination in putting into effect
a railroad demurrage law. This is the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
IMPORTANT TEST
INSURANCE CASE
New York Life Brings Action
Against State Superinten.
dent for Return of Tax on
Returned Premiums.

Santa Zee. y. A., Aug H.. Noticc
hats been served on Juc1bo Chavez.
superintendent of insurance for Sew
Mexico. hy the Sew york Life lnsur-
anct company that he must repay 90
tho Insurance company tho sum of
t95i3t which that company paid up
ON demand but under protes, as u tax
on returned premiums
This promises Go bee on important
test case TO insurance companies in
the state, as within the past few
months between $4,000 ana IS 600 has
been paid In as tax on returned prem
iums. la fact every company doing
business in the state has paid this tax
but one. the Northwestern Mutual,
and they have been written not 10
take any further action IN the matter
until the New York life case Is de-
oided.
The complaint In tho ease briefly
sets out that the New York Life has
recently paid the sum OF t2,oO2.62 10
the superintendent OF insurance as q
tax consisting of two petcentum on
the gross amount Of premiums receiv-
ed from business la this state less re-
turned premiums. The gross amount
Of premiums received from THIS state
last year was Sid7,Std.39. and within
the year il returned premiums In the
amount of ff77t5.60. The amount
the company Is suing for n Two per
centum on the ffI7t5.Go, which Il
! paid under protest.
The complaint sets out further that
the New York Lifo Ia "a mutual com
many wlthuut capital stock and having
no stockholders except policy holders,
that Il aims Go mako the cost Of a
policy as low as possible, ANA once
each year the cost of Insurance, Office
expense and an obligailons are met
tho amount remaining E proratcd
back 10 the policy holdera who pnid a.
Tho amount returned 90 Now Mexico
policy holders In ist2 was ttLli5.G0
on which ms 90 1850 per cent wns
demanded aud paid, and which che
% mpany a now Nulng 10 recover and
also TO tost the law ga TIE case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
SANTA FE DENIES
COMMISSIONS RIGHT TO
SUSPEND ICE RATES

Santa Pc. n. NJ. Aug f3.-In
formal petition filed yesterday with
The state corporation commission. by
Ralph y. Twitchcll attorney for the
a., r. a $. r. railroad. that road de-
MED the right of the commission %
suspend the proposed increase In ice
rates which the road had announced
ns effective August !. In reply the
commission viii call a hearing To
take testimony 81 Che road and ship.
pers after which n rate win be fixed
a letter from a Carlsbad Ice shipper
states that since August !. the road
has charged him the new ana In
creased rate. hut that he has paid Il
only under protest Following tho
hearing and the fixing at this rate
shippers who have paid under protest
viii have rehated a. them me differ
once between the rate now being
charged and tho rate as finally fixed
II there Is any difference
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
POPE Plus ENJOYS
COCO HEALTH
One Of Most Remarkable Of
Pcntiffs, in Opinion of Dis
tinguished Prelate Visiting
Santa Fe.

Santa Fc. y. a.. AUG t2.-Thot
Pope Plus y 81 IN good health aud
able 90 continue as e prodigions work
cr. rs che news brought here today by
the Right Rey. Monsignor George
Jacuuemin. whose house % in the
shadow OF the vatican wallis
THIS Roman prolatc ls the guost OK
His Grace. the Most Rev. =. y. Pita-
val 40 the archbishop's residence. yes
lerday morning the archbishop took
him for motor trip Go Tesuquc,
showing him the old pueblo and other
sights.
Monsignor Jucquomln ~ procurator
In vlome for the archdiocese of santa
Re ana for several other dioCcscs; ne
is also the patron of q religious order
which has number Of converts In
tho United states. tie has spent over
thirty ycars In the Ectrnal city and
lives right next 10 an old palace of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

n -. a.. n.n..s, ..a.r.t.na,nr
n,..a civ na.,n. Law 49, p..una
A. ~. ,aat seer.on ~ tho legislature
sn,i th.u lam mou,s enable ,he o,s,es
II Nav hsox,eo to inaururate street
raplne ana osher municipal improve
maM's without the imDdsition Of too
hcats burden on the property own
era Tia law WAS supposed 20 hage
been rsrefaily drafted with che spo-
clnlb opsect IN view Of making paw
ine easy. From she olaims made BY
lhs Texas BitunlhIc company. this
law would appear 10 % defective.
IL, - aliseed. Il does nsf accomplish
ths ebisca aourhi. ans ultuasion 10
truly unfortunate: fer n the law IL
sneRecllpe and uholesa. there Is stiil
nothing 70 rseront one clilzen in
bloek or afopersy oyners from tying
50 paving SOB nnd frustrating she
ulaAtu of thu rest Of tho owners IN
ina h,ock ar alntfict.
TX fho law "a not urabse. then al
sha various other dlfneuilien o. street.
paVlng are siiu with ~. and not elm
TINTED a. she trainers OF the law
oouahf
ri. ,.u was pas.ad with me OBJ
t,et 81 enabling payment 81 paving
ase..ssnsnie 20 i. spread over 4 Per-
iod - years. II wan the result OF an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
49,
YOU'RE ACROOK

flames H. Frazer's In Lesiie's)
When your business 10 successful and
the men are an well paid.
And they're all working overtime 60
keep up with the trade,
And the workiugmen are happy and
their families as well.
And everything vs. prosperous. as any
one can tell.
You're Crook ny Jove, You're a
Crook,
II your dividends are goodly. In pro-
portion 90 the wage.
And things are golng ns they should.
in this most advanced age,
And Efforts been rewarded. and you're
doing right we'll.
And nothing Gems 10 be- IN sight ia
break upon the spell,
You're Crook 49, Jove' You're a
Crook,
When after years Of labor ycu have
got things going right.
And finally at last you aud, you've
won the awful fight,
And you turn 90 greet your old age
with feeling quite secure.
And view your lfc work with a sense
81 satisfaction pure,
You're crook By Jove' You're q
Crook
wonder what Incentive An ambition,
man can lind.
To put forth his best EFFORTS, Ia lit'
of daily grind.
when al last, when Il is over ana sue
cess has CROW ned II an,
lie hears tho down and outer" ~ hN
monotonous call,
You're Crook By Jove' You're
Crook!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

CaincidcniaI with thr announce
ment shal ihe chief buffalo slayer o.
ere rnlyefs1 haa ncen brought 20
hoy ~ creditors. shoso most deter
mlnet ~ hnnlsmcn. comes the re-
port Of tbo American niaon society
a|gias the information that the bison
IlaeIf b inrseaplng 10 nuinbers and
lcenienlmsnt.
AFTER sevcrai years vi cioso hesd-
lnR aaa mrsa sedulops care. under
government aaspfces. the buffalo
herds pblch we're established In
comfortable rraslns quarters IN the
northwest have shown an Increase
which verrnnts tho declaration that
tire danger u exiinctlon IL very
slight OF the buffalo and his place
In tho modern scnome Of things the
Seattle Posi-Inicllsonccr makes the
following pertinent remarks:
Every little Of him was "a 70 eat
He was worth a bullet when there
WAS no other meat 20 be had. bus a
people aocosiomcd 90 modern steaks
and roanta would and him not over
eppotising. once the novelty wore
or IN q word. the buffalo was eco-
|nomicaily unit. and ne went the way
Of The unfit Had he been conserved
he might now bo nnordlns oppcrse-
nifty for big game hunters TO enjoy
themselves In moderation. They are
really me only persons who have suf-
fercd BY his disappearance. To pre-
sorvo the bufIaio as a specimen n
our zoos - proper. He IL a curiosity
and has q historical value. But en-
tirely too many tears have been shed
over his deslrpeiiop. One Steer was
and siill n worth dozen bison"
E'gideniiy then. Says the Denver
Republican. the buffalo han about
reached the station 10 which none
too kindly fate has assigned him.
The danger Of extinction over. ne
will become a feeder Tor our zoos.
60 be stared Al through wire fences,
and an occasinal actor before the
moving picture machine. Would not
q be leas iEnobio 90 live only In ira
dlti0n. with most Of the other stock
features Of the wild west Of oidY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13


ConneniinG % recent interview
~ lhla paper with the seDefai Colo
nlreiion agent ~ inc santa Fc, the
la Feaaa optic says.
rfnera 20 fhe settler or prose
soFilta settler h urged BY Charles l..
Esar yea This IS right No Sec
hoa ~ RKieh colonization r. desired
enH does ealn anything in ihe long
fon putting ihe boot face on
tain er mlaeprepentipg condi-
llsn s. ihe slightest Nu section
Whle1 hss ihe foseureeH such - the
fas esau district, need fear ~ she
sueh 10 ten tho truth.
rs. erpefltncoo land locker or me
Ahsi vino b something of q bupi-
urst uen e. rtl rannnl pf fpoieo
a. iaAs At G|oains descriptions ~
Inflated slal.sslea And whoa he as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
TRE 80 sFARE.


''squelch the mashsF with a look.
You don't need = whistle. like the
Boston women; hat pins DO not make
good weapons and a club should be
used only In q tight squeeze" This
10 the advice OF Officer Mary Boyd
ana ofncer Emma Neulkom Of the
Chicago police force. They have
found tho recipe infalliblc. they de-
clare Heavenss VINO would Try 10
nirt with a policewoman2
More probably u was the badse Of
brass or the contour Of countenance
worn By the esteemed lady police Of
Chicago. rather than the wide-esed
look. that skldoocd the "snooper.'
The good loklng girl might md u
somewhat trying 20 attempt 60 out
stare she @ysFasg sis-Sas vosaor loaf
or. The advice. however. Games from
: COED source. Albuquerque maidens
are at perfect liberty 20 try it, should
they feel 10 inclined. And the 20
lice reporter would ind Il anuulnl
20 begin his story with.
''sho holds him with her glitterinl
eye
The mazheF stands stock stili.
And listens Ike three years child
The sweet siri hath her Will"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
FUNERAL OF BEN DIGNEO
TOMORROW AT $50 A. M.

The funeral Of Bon Digneo. whose
tragic death Monday nlghi shocked %
large portion OF the community. viii
be held tomorrow morning a. $3.50
from the chapel of strong Bros. The
services viii be conducted by tho
Woodmon of the World, of which orr
der deceased vas a member The Pan
bearers viii be three members OF the
Woodmen and three from the Typo
graphical union. Burial viii be- in
the family lot az Santa Barbara cem-
etery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
THE LARGEST SPINACH rAHM.

what IL said 10 be the largest
spinach farm IN the country u In
the valiey Of the Colorado river three
miles below austin, Texas. Il con-
.ains ave hundred acres, all IN one
Held. The spinach SELLS for from 50
20 a barrel and the proceeds VIII
run from 1900 70 100000. TO
provide plenty ~ laborers d large
colony % Mexlcans has been estab-
llshed on the farm. and men, women
and children are kept -onsiantiy em-
ployed, summer and winter. Mexican
chill peppers have also been success
fully erown 10 the extent of Two
hundred acres. and an equal area q
IN cucumbers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

Nero.
'lt ig "a source ~ great pleasure 10
nli Catholics 10 know that the none Id
in good heaith. he said. "and ahlo 10
continue many OF his great "a destaN-
inss
There can be no DOUBT p.at rope
Plus has proved t. be one ~ The most
remarkable of hopes In tho 8ork no
has accomplished"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

drconird Goldfish.
cups 81 freshcned and shredded
Goldfish.
3 cups Of milk.
Yoik Of ! Gag.
tablespoons flour.
tablespoons OF butter.
quarts OF water
Pepper and salt.
tablespoons minced parsley.
Cover the goldfish with the water
and put Il on a slow FIRE. when Il
boils drain or the water and add
the milk. Bring 70 a boil again.
Cook together the Hour and butter
rub u smooth with a little milk. and
add II 60 the nsh. atirring steadily
until Il becomes thick and smooth.
Add the egg yolk. we'll beaten. aud
cook for Ave minutes longer Season
with pepper and salt " necessary.
add the parsley and serve with toast
Ccdfsh with Eeg sauce.
cups shredded and freshened
goldfish
~ ~ cream sauce.
hard-boiied eggs.
tablespoons minced parsley.
Cover the fish with water heat
slowly and when Il begins 10 boil.
drain and arrange the fish on plat
ter chop The hard boiled eggs and
mix them and the parsley into the
cream sauce. Pour over the fish and
serve al once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

II was attacked gith dyhcntefy
about July 18th. and used the doe
tors medicine and other remedies
With no relief only getting worse al
the time. wac unable 10 DO any
thing and my weight dropped from
las 60 i2h pounds. suffered TOT
about two months when ] waa advised
"a use Chamberlain's Collie CHOLERA
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. J uaed two
bottles OF II and n gave me pefma-
nent relief" writes y. w. aiiil OF snow
Hin. n. c. For sale by All drusgls'E'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

rs Young Mrs. oldboy IN mourning
for her husband7"
I'm no mind readcr--how DO J
know baltimore American.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

Liza when " roln' Ter 81, mar
ried. my dearg
polly--Net
Alsa-- Why2
polls-W Well yer see. won't marry
nlu wen q ain't sober, an q Won
marry me wen r. ls.--Tatler.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13


Codnak nnsls~i
cups Of frcshcnod and Bhredded
cpdnHh.
cups Of SLICED raw potatoes
tablespoon ~ butter
y cup 81 cream or milk.
eaEa
Dash of white prppef
Put the potalooe n kettle with
inr iish IN tur. cover with void wafer
and boil until the potatoes are done
Drain. mnsh together. adj the but
ter. MIA, pepper and ttle two cEfs.
4tIi beaten. neat until very liehi
shape into small round balls. dredae
IN hvar and Try 10 deep fat
Goldfish nalIs--g.
cup 81 Goldfish.
cups OF potatoes
/ ogE. we'll beaten.
y teaspoon ~ butter
= TEASPOON 81 pepper.
sait " necessary,
Frcshon the Goldfish ana cut n into
very ane pieces with q pair % scls-
sora. Wash ana pare the potatoes
and cut them Ia pieces of uniform
aiee. Mix The Heh and pOiatoes.
cover with water aud boil until the
potatoes are soft. Drain. mash thor
oughly. Add the egg, buttcr, pep
pcr and salt " needed. and beat with
a fork Tor two minutea. Take up hy
rounding tahiospoonfuis. put In
frying basket. allowing six balls 90
euish fryinh and immerse In deep
fat. Fry one minute. then drain the
balls on brown paper
The lat 81 OF the right temperature
FOR frying when an inch cube Of
bread taken from the soft part 81 a
loaf viii fry to a golden brown IN
forty seconds
Goldfish balls 4 IN Burns
Make goldfish balls into fiat cakes.
Try 10 a golden brown In deep fat
and just before serving put
poched eeE on each.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

For quick service call Bambrook
Bron Auto Line. Phone bvs'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

when yon ~ans ieS ealI ~ sg.Vs--
Diamond f1e, .-.-.--------.-..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

Lost Umbrella, with Mrs. Lizzie
0oldherg. Blshneil. H.. on H.
o.
ALWAYS TO Be found IN tho first
three pages Of the Beat Seller;
How long slept ! know not but
swoke suddenly with a feeling that
something WIS wrong"
~ play "a little polo and sometimes
DO little shootlng In Somaliland."
"But tell me about yourself"
"fler hair was brown but glintcd
pire gold In the sunlight"
"lIls face became liyid."
"ie accepted whlsney and soda
and selected a cigarette from the sii-
Yer monogrammod ease"
His faro waa lean. with a square
law and gray eye that frequently
showed a CLINT Of steel"
"Hhc was q superb horsewoniaii,
like an Southern girls"
."Ile hailed . passing taxi"
"lie lighted hia cigarette with Ella
bofafe care"
"ig was aii thoroughly Bohemian. "
n -. Z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

so yards New fanen Crash IN
nnsHrai llmcn cnlpr AZ
worth 500 yard. On Inf
sale yasvi. .....-,.. Az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

New White ltatlnc. "a
80 Inches witfe; ooc
value On sale foe yard 0VV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21

II you had invented n system Of
painless dentistry. would you with
draw TO the farthcst nook Of the
world and refuse 90 lri the people
know What you could 90. or would
you advertise your discovery 20 tho
world. 10 the mutual adv ntagc 81
the public and YOURSELF DF com
binlng my professional skill with
business principles. promote the
public welfare and my own interest
As result. ! do the larccst bust
ness la my line 10 Seattle. aud have
the best equipment for handling g.
My large business enables me to
procure the cooperation &C skilled.
experienced dentists. whose abil
tiles are constantly al your service
We can IN. crown. extract or re-.
place missing teeth without hurting
you a bit SO why not obey that
iusistent Impulse? See Regal Pain
less Dentists first.
Regular $40 NevcrSlip Plates $500
Extra Heavy $40 Gold Crowna s4.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21
RESCUES WOMAN:
IT'S HIS MOTHER

POPLAR BLUFF. No. Feb.
81 Charles Vs. Lane. our.
veyur. ru shed into Vine street
and stopped runaway horse
drawing a buggy with a woman
ia n.
lie did not notice the occu.
pant until he had controlled tho
frightened animal. then. Flanc.
ing Mp 20 assure her she could
get ont. discovered the woman
was bis mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21

BILL PASSED

OLYMPIA. Feb. 2i.-By q vote
Of 20 to 20, the house today stands
IN favor OF abolishing capital pun.
ishmcnt The Goss bin brought a
big crowd TO the house. and the
oratory lasted several hours. G0ss
making the principal speech for the
bin IN an hours argument. Goss
Is confident the senate will ais
pass his bill.
Goss rallied the oratorical sup
port OF Cookery. Gilbo. Brown.
Hughes and Davis. while the or
poncnis OF the measure were prin.
cipally Reid, Cumberland. ". T..
Arnold and Gray The latter was
formerly warden o. the New Mex
leo penitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21

And yet Just think what he must
face
Throughout the four ensuing
years,
Filling the nations greatest place
With all It's problems. hopes and
fears.
Think how the officeholders
swarm.
And politicians cause distress.
Think OF The battle ever warm,
And OF the press!
His life is IN the daily glare
or that white liglS that great.
ness calls:
Think how his enemies will swear
without regard 10 what befalls.
Would | exchange my humble lot
For all his need OF noise and
strife.
For all the glory he has got7
You bet your life,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21
GIRL OFFERS 5000
STONE FOR CENT

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb % Miss
Laura Lamb. who worHa 10 . depart
meut store. offered TO sell % a
feiloN.workcr. Miss Anna Dough.
erty. for a cent what she supposed
was piece OF cheap iewelry that
she had found on the street car.
Later. the young woman learned the
"tfiukct was "a lavaillcre worth
$500. which had been lost by Mrs
samuel Cohn Tho diamond Was
returned 70 the owner by the two
department store girls. and she re
wardcd them with $50 bin.
LONDON TWENTY-FIVE thou.
sand dollars ~ added today 20 the
fund 10 erect a monument 10 Cap
tain Robert F. Scott. the Inflated
explorer.
COPENHAGEN CLAIMING he
can secure a motor powerful enough
10 resist frostH Lieut. hurch. n ma.
val aviator here. has today offered
TO accompany Explorer Amuudsen
on his dash 20 the North pole
REV W l.. FISHER will preach
az the y. NJ. c. A. ycapcr services
sunday.
ARGUMENTS FOR and against
the single tax viii be- heard at the
Foote Memorial " p church. ftih
and 3rd ay W tonight 4. +.
Carr will discuss Gufnths' famous
police bill
NORTH END PROGRESSIVE
CLUU viii meet tonight at 1852
18th ay. Take the Madrosa car.
NEW THOUGHT meeting viii
be addressed hy Dr v Non Hig.
gins tonight Or Won iligg.na wiil
talk on "Aa Man Thinkcth." sun
day G +. Taylor viii lecture on
Essutouir Anthology Tho meet.
iugs are held az 1890 &th hv.
VANCOUVER -- 4 man-cookod
man served dinner viii be given the
women ~ the First Presbyterian
church tonight to demonstrate 90
the women that the male is not
without culinary ability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-21

This smiling faced younEHfcr.
who has brought a laugh from bun.
drcda ~ Seattle movie fans. ia Yale
Boss. one OF tho leading men" FOR
the Edison company
Yale created the role OF the little
indian IN Tho Ransom 81 Red
Chief" a picture with many thrills
and Western touchra Tho scenario
wRB written by O Henry. and II was
played for tho screen by tho Edison
ActorH
Ross isn't a BIT "boasy." though
he's just af the axe when he might
be expected 60 know a lot about any
thing aud everything
lie likes any sort OF big Md parts
ard sometimes plays the straight
Juvenile roles.
Way down deep IN HIS heart be
takes solid satisfaction Ia the
Wild. woolly parts. Indians are a
specially with him