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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-28
4 KINDLY WORD FOR
THE OLD BLACK
C A 0 "
Much Abused Bird Seems to
Have Many Uses After All
According to Uncle Sans
Experts.

Washington. y. g.. oct. 2.--Thc
case OF the crow. condemned ID decade
OF more ago as a destructive bird In
agricultural fields. has Occn reupened
by the department OF agriculture and
"a more favorable verdict reached.
The Investigation made by experts of
the biological survey of the depart
ment shows the crow 90 De of great
value 10 farmers.
After careful study of the habits
and the examination OF a large num-
Yer OF stomaphs. the department eX-
perts have reached the conclusion
that the crow consumes enough grass
hoppcrs, cut worms, white grubs and
other Injurious insects 90 mako him
highly valuable TO farmers. There Is,
however. one bad habit which the
crow has. and that IS destruction OF
young birds and bird eggs but this
trait is outweighcd oy the good TIE
bird Is doing for the farmer la the
destruction of warns and insects
The one danger from the crow. ac-
cordlng 10 department etperts, Hes IN
large numbers. 10 the number can
be- kopt down so that is nurmal food
II sufficient. there In every reason
why farmers should encourage the
bird to remain about their ,asms. Not
long ago AN agent OF the department
was watching crow fcedieg IN "a
corn field. u seemed that the bird
was puliuR up young corn ana ear
rylng % 20 a nearby nest 20 iced It's
young. After tho crow had left the
nest the agent climbed tho tree and
a.. al
nation showed that instead oi young
corn or the kernel at the corn, th"
oldor bird had been feeding The young
ones with cut worms gathered from
around tho corn plants.
Grows are notor,ously clanuish
birds and except during "a few weeks
az nesting time are usually seen in
nocks Moreover. even while nest
! ngthev are more cor less grcgnripus
for. although two nests are seldom
built Ia the same tree. yet half "a
dozen pairs often build within easy
hearing distance of each other. and
Il one "a disturbed an are likely 90
unite for common protection or pro-
test when the youug are able To-
rs the parents accompany them,
forming l,tt'c family parties of six
or clght, and these soon associate
with similar par les They common
Is travel In aucka md often congre-
gate in large numbers bat only dur
ing winter do thee unite Co roost Ia
, Immense communities. Many roosis
are known whore not less than l0O,-
600 crows spend the night during this
season OF tho year, and most of these
roostng places have been used year
after year.
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bids win be received by me board
OF education at the cry OF Gallup
New Mexico. until eight o'clock IN
the evening Of November 2, 1913. and
opened al that time. for the High
school building to be erected Ia CAL
lup. New Mexico, according 20 the
plans ana specifications prepared by
Jack Head. architect, Albuquerque.
Now Mexico. which are on file al his
office Ia the First National Hank
building. An bids must be accom-
panied by a certified check Of five
per cent Of the contract prize az a
guarantee OF good nlth that the con-
tractor win enter into contract "
awarded 10 him. a deposit Of ten
dollars (3i0) win be required fer
each set ~ pln~s and specifications
and upon the return of tho plans and
specifications. the said ten dollars
(tiO) VIII be returned. The board
reserves the right 10 reject any and
al bids.
I. ". Cary,
Clerk o. board of Education.
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Chicago. oct, 2S- More roassuring
crop advices from Argentina gave the
wheat market today over 90 the bears.
The opening. which was a shade 20
LA 3-Sc lower. was succeeded by an
additional decline. Tho close was
steady al loss of lac not
Selling pressure based on weaker
cable quotations and ou the weakness
IN wheat carried corn 20 q lower level
opning prices we're unchanged 10 IA
ne 3-Sc on, but rally that ensuod put
figures well above last night The
close was steady. Use to i-lc above
last night.
Although oats oased on with other
grains, the loss was entirely RECLAIMED.
First sales OF provisions varied from
2 iac down TO q like amount up. with
later transactions al "a merited drop.
Wheat-Doc., 80 1-SmS5 l-ic; May,
90m90 i-Sc.
Corn-May. 8-Sd7lMc; July,
7ic.
Oats-May, i3c; July i2Rc
Pork-Jan.. S20.22M; May. Sio.95.
Ribs-Jan, s1O.724 M 1885, May,
5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-28
The Markets
Wall Street
ny Lcnsed VIC BOZ EvcmIng nernII. !

New York. oct. 2S.--Aftor "a pcr-
Tod Of hesitation In the early trading.
the stock market today resumed the
slow upward movement with which
the week began.
A new bullish element us introduce
ed into the speculative situation by
announcement Of the enlargement OF
gold az London for importation. FIX
pectations of a good showing In the
United states steel corpcratoin's quar-
terly statement, 10 be given OUT after
the close today. also tended Ia sus-
tain tho list. Price fluctuations ran
To about o point In various shares
with the advance In fun swing at mid
day Bonds were steady
The market closed heavy. Spocu-
latiVe sentiment turned pesslmistic
again when no EFFORT was made TO de-
feat the raiding tactics OF the bear
party. The decline WAS helped by
rumors OF further complications ln
the Mexican situation. Losses reach
ed 3 points IN Canadian Pacific. . IN
Union Pacific and ! 10 ~ in Steel
Reading. Southern Pacific and Anal
gamated. Covering operations pulled
up tho list fractionally "a the end and
tho general tone remained depressed.
Closing prices on the more mpot-
ant stocks were:
Amalgamatcd. 7i3-S.
Sugar i07 bid.
Atohison. 90 rs.
Northern Pacific. lo7 rs.
Reading. ox div lGi 6-S,
southern Pacific. 81 i-S
Union Pacific ls1 r.
Steel, 81 5-S
Steel, preferred 107.
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Don't forget the date, Sat-
urday, Nov. /. The Famous.
OF THE PUEBLO
INDIANS IN NEW MEXICO
tContinucd from Pagc I'Iye)

power. the legislation In question does
not cncroach upon the police power
of The state az disturb the principle
of cQuality mong tho states, United
states We. Holiday. United states W..
48 Gallons Of Whlskey United States
Vs. Kngama Holloway W. United
States and EX parto webb Supra.
The Judgment rs accordingly re-
verscd, with directions Go override
the demurrer 90 the indictment aud
to proceed 90 the disposition OF the
case ln regular course.
Reversed.
True Copy Test
Clerk supreme Court, U. >
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MAD KING OF BAVARIA
WILL BE DETHR0NED

Munich. oct rs. The senate to-
day voted 10 support a measure pro-
vlding for the dethroncmcnt of tho
Mad King otto OF Bavaria and the
onthronoment at the Regent Prince
Ludwig Tho ministerial council nf-
torward met and decided Ia present
such measure to the diet ma
iOrity Of both houses h assured.
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Read the HERALD every day.
Albuquerque boundary and
Machine Works.

engineers TDunierp hinTiiinist'
CASTINGS IN Iron Brass. hronse.
Aluminium, structural Steel for
Bridges and nuildinss
works nnJ Offices~-A lhuqucrque.
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Chicago. act 2S.-Hogs-R Receipts
22.OO0; weak al yesterdays average.
Bulk. S7800S.20; lights y760U S.25;
mixed. S7.60mS80; heavy $3.50 a.
$50; rough. s750@765. pigs, si.75m
7.G5.
Cattle -- Receipts loco; slow
Beevos S6.7Om790; Toxas steers 1915
G7.9O; western steers. t6.0OMB.16.
stockers and feeders, 5000 7,50i
COWS and heifers. $4,000 S.2b; calves.
$4,000 1900.
Sheep-Rcccipts $4,000, steady. Ma
tive. S3.90ff $50, western, Si,00m
$50; yoarlinRs. SA90WG.oO; lambs,
native. s5.S0m ESQ; western, t5.s5m
TAO.
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Yep, we're back again. Now ain
YOU Sorry or don't YOU care '--
Rhody McPhoo, In Springfield tMassJ
Union.
We're glad Life has not heon the
same since your smiling fpco 0is-
appeared from the top OF your coli
Hmn
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II I should build Zeppelin
ia rob dcnth of his teeth, u
should have great big basket
Built on IL riFht underneath &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-28

hisaeriai torpedo made comparatively
little progress until the recent dis
cOvery OF q stabllziug device Tor aero
plancs by the French inventor. Nor
eau M0renu was able, BY means OF
his Invention, 20 ny IN a strong wind
FOR over half an hour without touch
ing his hands to tho levers of his ma
chine. only using his feet on the ped
ais for steering purposes. Captain
Roboul has applied Morcaus stnh-
ilizer to his own invention and 10 able
10 forsee the time when q ilect OF
winged torpcdocs controlled by wlfe-
less teiagraphy may be launched
against the oncmy's nir-fieei immedi-
ately on is appearance.
It la not Impossible 10 believe that
In the warfare uf the future dirigiDle
balloons and aeropianos viii 60 into
tho aid accompanied bv a iieet Of proc
tccting satellites. Under control OF
the airmen these torpedoes VIII act as
ercort to tho principal ship. and then
be- launched against the enemy.
Tho short but important railway
tunnel through Mount d'Or. ncnr VAL
orhe. on thc swiss frontier was open-
ed recently u Is l.fI0 feet long and
shorteus the railroad route from Paris
to Lausanne by about three hours.
Aue iNhufl nus "''H 80
three wears and not % workman ms
been Killed or injured
The Swiss society of Public Utility
FOR Women. which has branches ia
an important Swiss cities ana towns,
has begun "a campaign 90 require
Young women before marriage 10 be
medically examined with their own
and their parents consent, so as 4"
establish whether the are "ht sum
iccts for marriage The society VIII
issue certificates 20 young women
whom they think are qualified 10 ne
brides Tho cndeavor VIII he To- ult-
mately persuade the Canional legis-
mturCs Co pass laws making such GER
tlucatcs compulsory,
MASQUERADE Pan. Colombo Han.
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DUNBAR BARGAINS
NlR Nv.

NNNM nNNNaAAf .
G-roOm house on West Coal .
avenue; modern. s3,0r0.
f-room house, Highlands,
$4,000.
House and i0t--South Second
street. Q rooms. brick. with
modern improvements. A fins
location, lot 5exieO feet This
location Is one OF the best
Price 5000. A Bargain
one OF the best places Is q
house Of rooms. bath, gaa.
electric light and an modern
improvements. Land 10 feet
by $40 feet; fine fruit trees and
shade: stable. chicken houses.
etc. This IL a good location
near Luna park ana four blocks
from Robinson park. VIII be
sold M a bargain.
Houses and lots for sale for
cash or easy pnymenta Money .
10 loan.
FOR RENT.
Fine houses for rent IN ali
parts OF the city.
LOANS AND FItsE
INSURANCE.
-
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Allcgrpttis ChucuMtCs aud bon-
hans; guaranteed fresh. Singer Cigar
Company,
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Icnd nniI spclter.

ST. Louis, oct. 2S.--Load easier;
t4.2O; sp,itor hrmer S5.25ma2o,
New York-Lcad quiet. $4,000 i.40i
London. 80 s. 3D.
spolter steady s5.3id5.50; Lon-
don 20 i2s &C..
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Low rent makes our prices lower.
Highland Pharmacy Phone so.
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PLAYING safe.

II you'll keep one foot on the grouni
You may not play the deuce.
ilut you'll not Zeppelin Go earth
And jar your backbone loose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-28

The doctor win tell YOU this - n
safe drug store. Highland Pharmacy
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Kansas CITY. oct 2N- Hogs Re-
coipis 10000 steady huik, $500
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PERSONAL
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN. rates reasonable:
81 To $50 on salaries, furniture, p'-
amos, livestock, etc.. without rem ~ n.
Union Loan company. room II over
First National bgnk.phOne i2SS.
Transactions confidential.
1855; heavy. s770WLsO: packers ana
butchers, s7G0Gl $50; lights. S7.fOm
$50; pigs. &G.0OM7.25.
Cattle Receipts 5000; steady.
Prime fed steers. SG.s5m9.aO: dressed
beef steers. S7.25pS.75. western
steers, S6.4OmS.b0; southern steers.
S5.00WG.5p. COWS. S525 mG.7i: heif-
ers. 25.O0a 800: stookers and feed
ers, Sj.50m 7.GO; bulls. SadOMG.50i
calves. $500 ~ 1890.
sheep Receipts $4,000; steady.
Lambs. S6.50m 7,sa: yearlings, &4.Tb
$3.50; wothors. Si.25mf.S5; ewes.
&a.50mA35i stockers and feeders.
S3.00MG.b0.
Lead ANA Spclter.
ST. Louis, oct. 2S.--Load easier;
f4.20; sp,itor frmer f5.25ps.30,
New York-Lcad quiet, Si.30M i.4Oi
London. 80 S. 3D.
spelter steady s5.35d5.50: Lon
don 20 i2s &C..
Money and Paper.
New York. oct. 2S,-primc mercan-
Tile paper. q m5 "a per cent
Commercial bills. &f81.
Bar silver. 50 3-ic.
Mexican dollars, as &c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
e
Cotton.
New York, Oct. 2S.--CottOn SPOT
quiet; middling upiands, siiso; gulf,
s1475i sales, $500.
Tht Metals.
New York, oct. 26.--Coppor quiet.
standard spot and October. ti5S7 y
bid
Tin weak; spot and october ss9.7S
$4,000.
Iron quiet. UNCHANGED.
London markets closed as foilows'
copper casy; spot. "a iSs; futures
az 81.
Tin easy; spot is2 los, futures iss
los
Cleveland Warrants SIS
1OAd.
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The most delicious candle IA the
prctilcst boNes---Allcgrctti's. 40 Singer
cigar 90.
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7-room modern house In good
condition. 50-foot lot. east fruni.
ilnc location, near Luna park.
Small payment down, balance
$500 per month.
j. m PEAK, 4
Bii W. Central. Phone ass.
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FOUND

FOuND-nuring fair week. cro-
cheted collar. owner may have
same hy Identifying. Call us West
Gold.
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Masquerade BAH Colombo Hal
Booster orchestra Thursday night
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New York. Oct 2S.-Cotton SPOT
quiet; middlinT upiands, Sii.boi gulf
S1A.76; sales, $500.
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new and terrible engine OF a'.
siructinn whose function IN nv "d',
~, eeo. mas hcon designed hy Cap'nln
peboul. of the military general stan
I'm Paris - ..t...o,. ,,.ttt
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HAWAII engineers END SESSIONS,
BANQUETIs MARKED BY OPTIMISM

putting up the Marconi wireless sta
tions here. Dougherty congratulated
the engineers on their work here, de.
claring that their efforts ARE neees-
sary In carrying industry forward.
lmpromptu Talks Given 't &
BY this time. Toastmaster Sheedy
was calling on speakers for impromp-
Ia toasts and he caught them una
wares. Prof T. A. Jaggar, the dis
tinguished scientist who is studying
hawaiian volcanoes; John Hughes,
H. Mccubbin and Hugh Howell of
Maui; II. s. Truscott of Kauai and
George F. Rentoa, manager OF Eva,
were called upon and each responded
briefly and wittily. Then the stand
ing toast closed the four days in Hon
oluiu for the mill engineers.
The menu at the banquet carried
out the scientific terms of sugar max
ing. 1t was as follows:
Mixed Juice Cocktail
Papaia au Waste Molasses
Packing Olives Raids Rolls Al" Diam
PURGE Tomato Extraction 1920
Ulua la Hongrolse Bagasse
Concombres Washers
Pommes Eccentric
Croquettes de Veau au Jambon
Purity 500
Sour Water
Ponche Cardinal a la Syrup 1876
Sucrose
Capon Rod a la Vacuum 80"
Carbonated Juice
Haricots Yerts Glands :.
Pomn1es Persillade Connecting Rod
ENTER Tomato Mayonnaise Fiber 21eo
Glace au Abrocot Sucrose 27%
Gateau Press Cake
fruits, Entrainment Dessert in Pan
Frontage Hydraulic Ram 1000 Tons
Cafe NOR Clarifier
Bolts and Nuts
Cigaro POO coz
At 10 o'clock this morning the
Aiauna Kea took home most of the
Maui and Hawaii delegates. Last
night vote of thanks was extended
to the people Of Honolulu for the In
terest taken in the convention and the
entertainment features provided.
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Every day somebody.
'omewhere. negleets some

Every day somebody.
somewhere. neslects some
trivial hurt which sooner or
later develops . malignan,
disease.
Your turn viii come.
Prepare for i BY getting
the prec1uiion habit. At
tend to little troubles when
they occur.
Cuts. burns. bruises. IN
sect bites; mouth OF throat
affections. These are the
little things that grow big
unless prevented by the use
Of a reliable aniseptic.
The best anisep6c IS
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA
PLANS FURTHER
SCHOOL PROGRESS
Annual Report of Education De-
partment Shows Number of
Children Taught 81 ,481
fBy Lht6st Maiili

+ ADELAIDE, South Australia. In
view of the fact ths.t q royal commits
sion has been inquiring for some time
past into, the system Of public school
education in South Australia, more
than ordinary interest attaches to
the annual report of the education de.
partment. which has recently been
issued.
The system at present is admitted.
ly one of the most liberal and ad.
vanced in the world. and as an out
come of the recommendations of the
commission, which will be made pub
lie at an early date, it is anticipated
that still further progress; viii, be
made.
The report, which is for the year
1912, states that the total number of
children taught in schools under the
department during the IL months was
81, 4S1 Deducting from this total
the number of those who attended
more than one school during that pc
Rod, viz, $3.50, the number of indi-
vidual pupils in attendance is seen to
be 81, 49S. This represents a net in
crease of 1904 on the number under
instruction during 1911.
The daily average, attendance was
registered in the month Of March,
when the average reached $3.50 per
cent of the enrolment 1t is further
stated that the total number of teach
ers was 1884, compared with 1407 in
1911, made up of 463 males and 1121
females. During the year 500 schools
we're fully examined in detail by the
inspectors, and the total number of
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protest against the practices so well
established and SO loyalty adhered to
in the national and state government
since their organization.
Two Decisions Criticised.
am aware that it is somewhat
hazardous for a layman to intrude
into the domain of constitutional law.
He may be relegated to that class of
persons who Jump in where angels
dare not tread. However, at the risk
of being so classified, I venture the
opinion that two decisions of late
years have caused more criticism by
thinking men of the courts in con-
stitutional questions than all others.
The first one was decision, by the
supreme court of the United States, in
the year 1896, on the federal income
tax law, passed by an almost unani-
nous Congress. and supported by a
vast majority CT the people As you
are well aware, that decision of five
to four turned upon the question as
to whether an income tax was a d.
rect taxa question. purely in the do
main of economics, not in the domain
of law. This decision was severely
criticised at the time, by Professor
Seligman, perhaps the greatest living
writer on this whole subject OF taxa
ton f.33,.. '". .-
The second decision was by the
supreme court Of the state of New
York on the hazardous occupations
act This law was drawn by Cover
nor Hughes and some OF the ablest
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tunity to write their name on a slip
Of paper. Immediately after the first
show the slips are taken onto the
stage and put In a box. A drawing Is
then held and the first is names
drawn out receive presents of a valu-
able and pleasing nature These pres
.ents are al donated by the live and
wide awake merchants Of the city.
'1zzy's Vacation viii be seen tonight
for the last time
Tomorrow an entire new show will
be offered by Monte Carter entitled
"Izzy, the General This bill is diff
ferent to anything yet offered by this
company as it contains a double plot
with many extremely funny and com
plicated situations. In the role Of the
general, who is about to be married,
Monte Carter will. as usual. be the
star of the show, dispensing laughter
every minute he is on the stage. Car
ter promises musical numbers far
above the average.
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At THE IHEAIERs.
Buou THEATER

In addition to the regular show,
"Izzy's Vacation that Monte Carter
win OFFER tonight at the Bijou, the big
novelty, The Country Store, will be
presented. This added attraction
that was introduced to the local peo-
pie last week for the first time made
an immense hit. On entering the the
alter every person Is given an oppor.
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judicial CONTROL OF LEGISLATION
Continued from page ten)

/ lawyers of the city or New York IL
ives passed by nearly unanimous
| legislature. 1t was admitted by the
court that it was beneficient law
They all believed that such law
should be passed; and yet, the decis-
| ion nullifed the law on account
of its being contrary to the four.
tenth amendment to the constitution
of the United States, in that NOR
shall any state deprive any person OF
life, liberty or property without due
process of law" This decision irrele-
vanity lugged in part of the four
teenth amendment, consciously and
designedly passed for the protection
Of the recently emancipated slaves in
the southern states.
What Roosevelt Condemned .
twas this latter decision that ex-
Pre- sident Roosevelt condemned, and
| which caused him to take the posi-
ton of the recall of decisions" on
important state constitutional ques-
tons, not at all on federal constitu-
tional questions. '.
Anyone at all acquainted with Eng
lish history knows the efforts of the
great Ebglish judges for the last two
hundred years to turn, twist and in
terpret statutes, all out of shape, in
order that justice may be brought
about among men. Thus repeat that
if our courts of last-resort interpret
the constitution and statutes made in
| pursuance thereof, in liberal and
progressive spirit, for the general
welfare, there will be no cause Of cayil
against the courts.
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| RE ~ EDlAE1
|ISIlOGEN
ANTS ERTtCl

II goes further than
others by uniting with Per.
oxide Of Hydrogen the val
liable properties Of Thy
mol. Menthol and Euca-
lyptol; thus operating with,
equal efficiency as a cleans
ing and healing agent.
ASK your druggist for
LISTOGEN. Use it
daily. You will delight in in
its purifying. refreshing ac-
tion; Csc. SOC and 81 a
bottle at 49,. -.
BENSON, SMITH s. co, LTD,
Corner Hotel and Fort SITS.
If your druggist does not car
ry LIST0GEN we will send
postpaid on receipt of price
Bolton Chemical Corp, 256 W
23d St, New York. 4.
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children presented was 42,541
against 1914 in 1911 Out of 1854
children examined In the fourth class
1903 succeeded In passing the stand.
ard fixed by the education act for ex
emption from further attendance at
school, and out OF 1858 children ex.
amined in the fifth class 1904 OBJ
tanned certificates. l. :. -