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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-11-21
Painfully Injured

Mr., j. W. (Hunter) Crippen. Madi-
son, was kicked by mule on last
Saturday. The animals hoof landed
on the left side of the gentleman's
face and jaw, knocking out several
teeth and otherwise bruising and Sc
verely injuring the side of his face.
AS a result of the shock the gentle
man was rendered unconscious for
several minutes and the blood flowed
from his ears and nose. over which
his family was very much alarmed
for some time and fears were enter
tanned lest Mr., Crippen could not re-
cover News from Madison this NOR
ming. however, is to the effect that
the injured man is improving very
nicely, but that he will not be able
TO work for several weeks. The fam
liar figure of Mr. Grippen, who has
served the people OF Madison in the
capacity OF drayman for a number of
years, is sadly missed by all who
know him and he has the sympathy
OF legion Of friends in his misfor.
tune
WANTED-An opportunity to
show you our pictures. An inspec-
ton will convince you and make YOU
one of our regular patrons The New
Imperial Theater
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-11-21
Death of Abraham II. Merritt.

On last Wednesday morning Dr. l..
H. Merritt received the sad news of
the critical illness of his father, Mr..
A. II. Merritt, at the family home in
Mt. Airy, n. G. After receiving the
message DR.. Merritt left on the next
train for his fathers bedside, only to
find the venerable gentleman at the
threshold of death and the later re-
port came that the sufferer had ex-
pired Friday night about o'clock.
Deceased was we'll known in his ma
tive state His life had been a most
exemplary one and he had held many
positions of honor and trust He was
graduate Of the University of North
Carolina of the class of '56, had taught
in a number of the leading schools of
the state with marked success and
served the people of his native county
Of Chatham as clerk and master Of
equity for a number of years Later
he was elected to the State Senate by
a most tlattering vote, after lie had
been nominated Unexpectedly. At
the time he was nominated and elect
ed to the Senate, he was one of the
presiding justices of the inferior court
and, in addition to his other accomp-
ishments, was well grounded in the
law and was held in high esteem by
the members of the bar of his native
county He was one of those modest
and unassuming gentlemen of the old
school who was most loved by those
who knew him best. The remains of
this model and upright citizen were
inferred in the city cemetery at Mt
. Airy on Sunday in the presence of a
! large concourse of sorrowing friends
and relatives
Deceased is survived by four sons
and three daughters, one Of whom is
Dr. L. II Merritt, of this city, and
another, Miss Anna Merritt, who has
visited in this city number of times
and enjoys pleasant acquaintance
with a large number of The Times
readers and friends
Many other things might be said in
eulogy Of the memory Of the deceased
among which we cannot pass without
mentioning the fact that since 81 he
had been the efficient superintendent
or public instruction OF Chatham
county, n. c.. and had edited and
published The Home, sound Demo-
cratic and popular family paper. The
press and the people gave him credit
for being a versatile writer and a far
sighted level headed citizen.
The Times Joins the family and
many friends in deep sympathy and
confidence in the death of this grand
and good man who had served his
felowman so intelligently and wisely
in life and who IN his daily conduct
had always been recognized as one
who walked in the fear and admoni-
ton Of the Lord
May an Advise Providence bring
rest and peace to his soul.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-11-21

Miss Mayme Palmer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Palmer. and Mr..
David Reed Bowes were quiteIy
married last evening at the Mississip-
pi Auenne Christian Church. the
Rev. l.. ID, Riddle officiating, in the
presence of relatives and few init
mate friends.
The music for the occasion was
artistically rendered 10y Paul Stalls.
The bride was becomingly gowned
in a suit Of taupe cloth and hat TO
match and wearing a corsage of roses
and Lilies Of the Valley
The bride who is prominent in the
younger musical set of Memphis, has
endeared herself to large circle of
friends by her many rare qualities of
both mind and heart. The groom is
business man of Forrest City, Ark,
being connected with the lumber in
dustry of that place.
A large number of gifts attested
the popularity of the young couple.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for wedding
trip to Kansas City, Chicago and
other points, returning in few weeks
when they will be in their new home
in Forrest City, Ark.
Above from Commercial Appeal
yesterday is happy surprise to many
friends in Forrest City, though al
those close to the handsome groom anC
lovely bride were aware of the coming
event.
Miss Palmer was formerly teacher
of music in Crowley Ridge Institute
and popular in social and musica
circles, and is highly esteemed by al
who know her, Mr., Bowes is the
genial secretary of the Ewart Marsha
Lumber Company and one of Forrest
City's leading young business men
He has recently built cosy little
home on North Forrest street next tC
Judge and Mrs. w w, Hughes, where
they will be at home upon its com
pletnn.
The Times Joins in all the other
good wishes that have been so lavish
| ly bestowed iupon them, and many
more, and hope they may live long
and prosper.
There is more Catarrh in this section Of The
| country than all other diseases put together
| and until the last few years was supposed It
| be incurahle. For great many years doc
| tons pronounced 1t local disease and pre-
scrbed local remedies, and by constantly
| failing to cure with local treatment, pro-
nounced it incurable. Science has proven
| Catarrh to be a constitutional disease ant
! therefore requires constitutional treatment
| Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j
| Cheney n Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only con
| stitutionalc ureon the market. 1t is taken in
| ternally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon
| full 1t acts directly on the blood and mucous
| surface OF the system. They offer one hun
! drcd dollars for any case it fails to cure. SenC
] for circulars and testimonial
/ Address. f. ~ CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. O
/ Sold by Druggists ,jc-
Take Hal 5 Family PAL, foo constipation.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-11-21

10 those who suffer pain, let us say
hunts Lightning Oil is truly wonder
lul In the way it destroys pain. So
many praise it that you cannot doubt.
fou simply rub it on, and the pain
goes away.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-11-21
The Voting Contest.

The New Imperial Theatres Pop
ular Ladies Voting Contest is attract
ing great interest. Everybody is vot-
ing for their favorite. Come out to
the show and work and vote for YOUR
favorite. The following is the vote
for the ten highest contestants.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
STATE GOOD ROADS
ASSOCIATION To
MEET MAY 8
Governor Mcdonald Sets Date
for New Mexico Highway
Officials to Gather in Albl-
querque 200 May Come

The New MeNcu Good Roads asso-
eiatiou viii meet here May ,fh. Gee
cordina 90 word received yesterday
ffOm Governor Vs. g. Mcdonald.
chairman of the state highway com-
mesion j A French. state engineer.
Inquired ~ Secretary Heuing of the
Commercial eluh. recently whether
Albuquerque would provide headguar-
ters for the association Mr Heninc
replied that fhe Commercial club
would he open to the good rond men
- ang time thr wanted % come.
Mayor sellor. believes between
$50 and 200 men 0li attend This
meeting county commissioners
county road bnari- and Officers ~
good roads organizations Will be in-
vitcd to attend Members of the
state commission also win be here
r. g. Schwenlker secretary has is-
sued the call
An elaborate program viii hc pre-
pared Tor the afternoon and evening.
Col. Il. H. TW.fche1. Of Las Vegas.
president OF the state association. viii
give an illustrated lecture The meet
Ing 10 is believed. will bc Of great inn
poriance 10 New Mexico and also 20
Albuquerque % VIII effect working
harmony among county road officials
and between them and the state com
mission
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
HEBRON DAM NEAR
MAXWELL RAPIDLY
NEARS COMPLETION

especial correspondence 10 Morning Journaii
Maxwell. y 49, April is.--une of
toe most interesting sights ia this sec.
tl0n is the work on the Hebron dam
eishi0en miles north uf town This hie
storase Reservoir uf tht Maxwell irri-
gated Land company is nearly finish
ed and within o week or ten DAYS IN.
camps vill D. broken ~. and the
hundreds of men now on the job will
De- released
Since the beginning of the WORK last
Yenr Contractor vs. R Wmburu has
kept things moving like clockWorls.
seeing thut everything was don, ac-
enrdina Go the specifications He has
made bis home on the job for mane
months and nothing bias escaped his
notice
The water slde of the dam BE- COWS
cred tIih heavy r8fk to tht depth 30
foot TneHts-sis thousand square
yards = the dam ls so covered. proc
fsttlne fhe e4rthWprk from the Wash
of fh0 NHfes
40 the cast end 81 the dam Is the
outlet tower aud ditth The tower ls
concrete about thirty feet high and
fifteen feet square From the tower
Che water ls delivered tn the ditch
throuah concrete conduit fifteen feet
square ani iea feet long Tine conduit
ls divided info three compartments
each under separate control from the
tower The ditch is seventeen miles
long from the dam o. where ID emu-
- fuiu iHkr eleven
The construction has been BOO charge
af 81 = DOW ene|netr representing
tht 'and COMPANY Mr noW has been
ahl, assisted hg Engineer Georee lfiu-
leg ana hts crow some idea ~ the
amount 0i work tho surveyors have
G. do can Dee gathered from the fact
thai in tho pfo9ress of the work no
less than 5Ho0 'lep,i shots have
been made
quite nt ~ water has collected
abore the dam u -et so high that itl
Was 900 Dc w.e s0 4n outlet was mldr
to let # escape This outlet win De
eiosed "a d fea dass ana the hls hkc
Viii begin 90 form
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
GOVERNOR CONFE RS
WITH LOCAL MEN
ON JEMEZ ROAD
State Executive and Engineer
j, A, French Meet Repre-
Sentatives of ORGANIZATIONS
Backing Proposed Highway.

Governor ". G., Mcdonald and
State Engineer j. a. French last
night conferred with Mayor Sellers.
secretary Henlng, of the Commercial
club, and L. l.. Grose, secretary of
the Albuquerque good. roads local. at
the Akarado hotel. about the Athu-
auerQue-Jemez road. The governor
Engineer French and J. W. johnson
and H. Is Morgan. assistants TO the
engineer. arrived here from Santa Fe
at S:30 O'Clock last night IN am auto
mobile
Engineer French said that he and
another engineer would come 60 AL
buQuerque within a week TO take an
automobile trip over the proposed
routes of the AhuQuerque-Jemez
road. Mayor SELLERS will accompany
them Mr. French suggested that
Mayor sellers ask some member of
the Jemez Springs Good Roads assoc
citation to meet them at the divide
The state engineers intention is to
traverse all the routes proposed and
t. select the most practicable, he said
last night
Governor Mcdonald suggested that
the fund collected by Albuquerque and
1emez for the road be sent to the
state engineer and that he deposit the
money with the state auditor The
Jemez money already is on deposit
here and the Albuquerque good roads
local win have its $4,000 10y tomorrow
night. The officials assured Mayor
sellers that the state would appropri-
ate an amount equal to that raised by
albuquerque and Jemez for the high
way.
The governor and his party viii
leave at 3 o'clock this morning for
Socorro. From there they will go 20
Magdalena and they expect to return
to Albuquerque Wednesday
AFTER the conference. II f. Sher-
man. manager Of Joe Barnetts thea
ters invited tn governor and his
party to see the Ohio flood film at
the crystal The special show be-
gan at 1890 o'clock and lasted thirty
minutes. The flood scenes are TO be
shown at the Crystal today and to-
morrow. and Manager sherman did
not want the governor 10 miss the pie
lures on account Of his early depar-
ture this morning
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

poration laws and procedure. For this
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and filing corporation, irrigation pa.
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the only compilation. Of these laws
from 1927 to 1919.
The 1912 legislature made but few
changes In corporation laws: many
New Mexico laws are out OF print, no
revision made since 1897. none adopt.
ed this year and none will be adopted
until 1915. such conditions make this
book indispensable.
vol, 935 pages, buckram binding
Price So delivered.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
tNERNTiiiNG N PHOTO
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peteleeiHe aHd Printing Done by
Walton
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eYour None, Back II You Want It,"

concert go be given at Eikf theater
Tuesday evening Tor the benefit oi
~ Anihonys orphanuee announces
that the flnal rehearsal viii De- held
a. the thctter tomorrow evening at
30 sharp
Arrangements are well under Wal
lor the Hig dance to he given soon un-
der the auspices ~ the Albuquerque
Business College This is expected 90
De- q big success as the committee ls
doing everything boz lts power % make
the affair social event
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
COLONEL G. {. BUSHNELL
GOES TO WASHINGTON

Especial Correspondence to Morning JournaD
Fort Bayard. y NJ. April ia.-Coi
e. y Bushnell commandant at Fort
Bayard. has left for Washington To-
attend the National tuberculosis con-
gress that is To convene there the
coming week.
Ills departure has caused great
many strange rumofs to he afloat in
the garrison u is believed hy tho
patients al the post THAT the colonel
WIS summoned to Washington to
witness demonstrations hy Or Fried
mann and that he Will return with "a
supply of vaccine.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT
OF LOCAL SCHOOL FUND

city school superintendent John
Milne yesterday received IL letter
from William M Davidson superin-
tendent ~ public schools ~ the Dis
tfict ~ Columbia. acknowledging
the receipt of sfs.22 subscribed by
the school children OF Albuquerque
for the ohio and Indiana flood relief
fund Mr.. Davidson turned the draft
over 10 r. =. Claxton. United States
commissioner uf education
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
MAY VISIT SON KEPT
BY HIS DIVORCED WIFE

Judge Rnyuolds yesterday sus-
Mined Louis Germans motion for .
modification or me decree divorcine
him from his WIFE, Mrs sarah g..
German. granted some time ago. The
ladse ordered that German bee per
mitted o. eail on his son. Louis, sat
afdays and sundays beginning yes
terday. but that he is 20 return the
child at reasonable hour every
SUNDAY nLght.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

Fees Candy store.
Or schwcntker osteopath. Phone IN
pr James A. Nasse. II santa Fe.
Naa au Albuquerque visitor yyslerdat
order your SUNDAY bricks from
Loudoa Tee cream delivered % an,
Part of eIiN 500 quart Phone s07
AIRS Charles D. Warrington has
sene to l,uean COR visit o. risnds
sho Wil also visit friends II Ei raso
before her return home
q p nonehan qua % + MeNulN
ef SANTA Fe. were here yesterday on
business connected with the latef
State caualte company
Born Apru is 1918 a son o. Mr
anl MH M J McGuInnsss. no their
htmN n santa Fe The MeGunnessrs
iHmorh uyod ln Albuquerque
Tho monthly social of the Womena
tWiholt prlef 80 Forestefs which
uHs aehedUled far Fhursdax Apnf si
lus a.eu postponed until Thursday
AHt u adl Follows haU
Nn Etfonnf " the meetings To- the
E louMif me Ladies' AID socleis of|
fh iftd Avenue Methodist church.
Niu haiH theIf rgsuiar monthly busl-
n ms uua MondaY afternoon at
iH th church parlors
z Mecanno accompanied ty
+ Wfe na daughter Margaret iaNe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
CAPITAL CAUT|OU
Of NEW ISSUES
Of BONDS
Railroads Find Difficulty in Sc
curing Money at High Rates
Of Interest on Long Time
Securities,
~, Morning journal special Isa.ed wire

lBs Morning Journal special Leased Wirel
New York April i9.-The ahsorp-
tion uf mo financial community In the
question of rnlisting new capital con-
tinued throughout the week. An extra-
ordinary degree of attention was given
O. The course of the new ST Paul iia
per cent bonds. because of It's accept
ancr as barometer ~ the new COM
ditions 10 which other borrowers must
conform. Tho result cannot hr said
10 fix definitely the new investment
basis 0r 20 hfeHk the deadlock which
has existed between investors and
seekers ~ capital Active dealings m
the ST. Paul bonds did not prevent
drop below Tho price - public offer
ings The announcement that 30 per
cent OF th, issue Wis lofi unsold when
subscriptions closed contrasted with
heavy over cr-suhsoriptions OF success
ful bond offerings tn propitluus times
The Inference was plain that me
rate 81 return high as il is. com-
pared with older bond ISSUES. did not
attract investors la effective num-
beers ON the other hand dissati~fac-
tlon was shown hp corporate borrow
ers. which found expression Ia warn-
lngs ~ the necessity of curtailing out
lay for extension and improvements 90
meet the situation II WAS assumed
that only railroads with half cOmpict-
ed Improvements or with floating
debts and maturing note issues 90 be
funded viii follow ST. Paul In offer
ing long term bonds at present prices.
Reduction Of the Bank If England
official discount rate from % Z =
per cent was hailed with satisfaction
as an Indication of aaeX money con (
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
Widely tScd.

Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy is
one Of the most widely used medicines
in The market It IS as popular in
conada. Australia and South Africa
Us al home This IS because il
makes good You can always de-
pend upon il when you have a cough
Or cold For sale by an dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
CORPORATION LAWS AND
FORMS

New Mexico now has a Commission
empowered 70 regulate corporations.
Corporation Officers, attorneys, ir-
rlgation engineers should know cor
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

~ suppose you tried 10 save every
penny when you started hi business 2''
~ did more than that replied Mr..
tassius ChcN. ~ rescued "a lot that
other people We're squandering. ~
Washington star
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

Mrs 1umum What invite the
9otroNes. Why they aren't IN the
lilue Book
Air Lumtum-Nes but Gotrex is
there forig ways IN Bradstrcets
Chicago News
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20
CASH REGISTER SHORT
SAYS OWNER: BARKEEP
is PLACED IN JAIL

DiHfenrc y. Crippen, bartender at
fhe rtuh house saloon. old Albuquer-
tur yesterday Was arrested on q
warrant chafHug him with taking So
1om the cash register while the pro-
pf.etof 1oe FeHeinhaam. Nas ia Gal
inp eripptn VIII 81 arralrued bee
fore Justice Juan Il Zamara. Of 0ld
hihNVuerQue tomorrow
Feilsnhaum mld when hp retarned
Yesterday morning lhe cash register
showed 81 receipts hut there WAS no
money 10 The drawer he immediate
g asked Justice Xamor e. Issue the
warrant and erippen Was placed n
the county iail 20 await arraignmfnt.
Tho proprietor also sald that some "
lHs stusa Was missing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

The above reward will be
paid Tor the arrest and con-
rictiQn ~ anyone caught steal
lng copies of the Morning
Journal from the doorways Of
subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

In the event that you should
not receive your morning paper,
telephone BRYANT's MES
sENGEks. giving your name
and address and the paper will
be delivered by q special mes
scnger Phone sol OF 501.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

Phone soi-502 far light hauling
parcels. messengers. Prompt service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

Choice ranch butter two pounds for
q cents Phone orders % 4ss of 500.
Tho Bee Nlke.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

saddIe A0I.e.. rIlmsIs. u. \. .aa.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-20

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Specially, Osteopathy.
Treat all Durable Diseases.
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-05
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, Fb. 5.-senate Con
vened at noon.
Interstate commerce committee de
ferred final action on house bill for
physical valuation of railroads and
set February Il for hearing railroad
interests.
Joint congressional committee com
plete Official program of inaugural
ceremonies.
In formal statements Senators Chill
ton and Watson denied all charges
against the legality Of their election.
Adopted concurrent resolution au-
thorizing presentation of claim of Mex
leo for damages to Americans along
border.
Passed bill limiting appointment OF
army and navy officers to diplomatic
and consular service to officers on the
retired list
Senator smith introduced amend
ment 10 postoffce appropriation bin
to admit books and small nursery
stock to parcels post.
Reached agreement to vote during
Legislative day Of February II on Con-
necticut river dam bill and senator
Burton opened debate IN defense OF
bin.
House: Convened at noon.
Territories committee listened to
Iprotests against restrictions surround
ling development Of Alaskan resources.
Expositons committee favorably re>
ported bin for delegation OF congress
men to attend unveiling Of JEFFERSON
memorial at st Louis,
Recommendations that national
hanks be permitted to loan money on
rear estate were mae to currency er
form committee.
All effort TO displace consideration
Of miscellaneous legislation on Wed
nssdavs calendar with debate on dis
trict Of Columbia appropriation bill
failed.
Democrats agreed to caucus Satur
dav evening On battIeship appropria
tions.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-05
FOLLOWING OLD PRECEDENT
HE ASSERTS THAT CLEVELAND
ADOPTED A SIMILAR PLAN
WHEN ELECTED.
WANTS TWO MORE SENATORS
SAYS PRIMARIES IN ILLINOIS IN
DIcATE PEOPLE DESIRE
DEMOCRATS.

Trenton, N. j., Feb. 5.-President-
elect Wilson sees no particular rea-
son why he should announce his cab
met before he is inaugurated, though
he indicated today that he would try
to reach a decision as to selections
before that time.
Il remember very we'll" said the
governor, that President Clevelan /
did not announce his cabinet until af-
ter he had been inaugurated and
there were speculations and guesses
until the very day of the announce
ment."
The governor said he hoped he
would not find it necessary to follow
that precedent. Mr.. Wilson was urg-
ed today to appoint as secretary OF
agriculture C. S. Barrett of Union
City, Ca, president of the National
Farmers union. When asked about
his attitude toward the Illionis sena-
torial contest the governor replied:
"All I have said is that the demo-
Gratis ought to- return the primary
choice. and, in view Of the primary
vote in Illionis, l felt they were en-
titled to two democratic senator's
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-05
MISS sTALLo WEEDS

Paris, Feb. 1.-The civil marriage
Of Miss Helen Stallo of Cincinnati and
Prince Michel Murat took place at 4
o'clock today. The marriage was Gel
ebrated before the mayor, in the pres
ence of relatives and friends. Prince
Joachim Aurat aud the Duke de
Mouchy acted as witnesses for the
bridegroom and Ambassador Myron
T. Herriclk, and Judge Nash Of Rock
WOO signed the register as witnesses
for the bride.
The religious ceran my VII take
plact tomorrow at the Catholic church.
The function will be quiet on account
Of the recent death of the bridegroom's
father, Prince Louis Murat The fam
ly will then lunch at the stallo resi-
dence and aftervard the bride and
bridegroom will proceeds to Marseil-
les in motor car on the way to All
giers to spend tleir honeymoon. His
grandmother was Miss Carolina Fra
zier of North Carolina.