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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

ments of that bill, and Resolved. that
we endorse the efforts of the county
superintendent to provide special in
struetors for the subjects of domestic
science, manual training and agricul-
ture In the institutes and that the adj
vance made in the Introduction Of
these subjects in our schools meets
with our hearty approval, and be t
further Resolved that we favor the
continued discussion, development
ana extension Of industrial, agricul-
tural and vocational training and gui-
dance for both boys and girls In the
schools Of this state, believing such
work should have more encourage
ment and financial support from ma
tional. state and local governments
and further that the Vocational Ed
ucation Bill, in congress providing
| for the training of teachers to give
scientific instruction in the elements
of household economies, agriculture.
vocational education and the manual
arts in the rural schools has our
hearty endorsement and we urge its
| speedy enactment
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22
CHILD 5 TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
If C0NST|PATED
When cross, feverlsh and sick,
give pCaIifornia Syrup
Of Figs, u

children love this 'ffuit laxative,
and nothing else eleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels 80 nicely.
A child simply will not stop playing
TO empty the bowels and the result Is,
they become tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
sours. then your little one becomes
cross, half sick. fevcrish. don't eat,
sleep or act naturally, breath is bad,
system fun OF cold. has sore throat,
stomach ache or dinrrhOea. Listen,
Mother See II tongue IL coated then
give teaspoonful OF California Syr-
up Of Figs" and In few hours all the
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
gested food passes out OF the system
and yon have web, playful child
again
Millions Of mothers give california
Syrup of Figs" because II Is perfectly
harmless. children love IL, and II never
fails 10 act on the stomach. liver and
bowels
ASK your druggist for 50-eent bot
tie Of California Syrup OF rigs,
which has fun directions for babies
children OF all ages and for grown-u ups
plainly printed on the bottle Beware
of counterfeits sold here. Get the gen
uine, made by the California FiR
syrup Company" Refuse any Other
kind With contempt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

II cannot De said that the people
Of Vienna are greatly impressed by
the tragedy of the war. The cafes and
theutcrs are less crowded than usual.
Among their patrons are many in
valids from the front, officers and
men who limp a little or have an arm
'ln the sling or a baDdaged head. But
| the conysleacent ones look happy
enough and effectively discredit the
claim that Austro- Hungary has had
trouble getting lts men TO the front.
The determination to fight 20 the
pfoyerbial finish may not be as grim
In Vienna as II Is In Berlin, but II Is
there.
There Is no lack Of able profession
nj direction. All sorts of inoculations
are employed against a spread of
camp or other dischse, such ~ ch0l-
era. IL is said here that this dread
disease Is now well under control In
the Austrian lines, but vigilance must
constantly be exercised owing 20 the
inct that Russian and Serb prisoners
| coutinue ia luuoft the srourpp.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22
WONT NIX.
Bad food and q hG Health Won't
Mix.

The human stomach stands much
alnIse but It won't return good
health If yon Glve II bad food.
If you feed ftyht you should feel
right. for proper food anG a good
mind Is the aure road to health.
"a year ago ! became much alarm
ID about my seaith for / began TO
suffer after tach meal no matter how
little l ate, says p Denver woman.
Il lost my All elite and the very
thought of food grew distasicful with
he result tha. ] was not noLrishea
md eot weak and thin.
My home cares were very heavy.
'or beside q large family of my own
nave also to ltok out for an aged
lnothcr. There wds no one TO shoulder
my household burdens, ana come
What might, n'pst bear them. and
his though. aen,'y drove me frantic
when ! realized that my health was
hreaking down.
Il read an article in the paper
ibout some one with trouble like mine
being helped BY Grape-Nuts food and
acting on this suggestion | CAV,
srape- Nuts Il trial. The first dish 81
his delicious food proved that | had
struck the right thing
My uncomfortable feelings in
stomach disappeared as II by magic
ina in an Incredibly short space ei
ime l was again myself. Since the1
/ have gained y pounds in weight
through summer of hard work and
realize ] am very different woman
al due to the splendid food, Grape
Nuts" Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Greek. Mich
Road to WelNille, in pkgs There s
Read to wellville. in pkgs There
4 Reason.
Ever read tie above letter. \ new
ne appears from time to time. They
IRE genuine. fruc. and fun of human
interest.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

territorial censorship on the part OF
The Ottoman authorities was the cause
Of the unnecessary delay IN tho ex-
change of the eabcgrams between
Turkey apd the United States, This
N not Sd Censorship undoubtedly
sAlsls IN Turkey at the present mo-
'ment. rs II does in other countries
with whom Turkey AZ the present IL
NJ war and through which the ntes-
Fagea have 20 passhente the delays.
in proof OF this ! may mention that
this embassy has not received a sim
Ela cabiegram for nearly u month,
] have no official information. even
OF the existence of war between Tnr-
key and the allies,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

Little Rock Ark. Nov. 2l.~~f'oi
the fourth time date has been fixed
for the execution of Arthur Hodges
aged u. convicted Of killing an Of
flccr Governor Hayes today set the
date for December Is. Hodges was
to have been executed today. but the
state supreme court yesterday ruled
hts attorneys have fifteen days to in
Istitate sanity investigation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


The body Of Horace Bently, 80 years
old, who died here November 1. VIII
be shipped By strong Brothers on
santa Fe train No. Q tomorrow morn
ing ca Marvel, Ark, where funeral
services will be held The parents re-
side there The widow. Who was here
at the time Of death, Viii accompany
the body
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22
VIENNA PEOPLE
ENJOY LIFE IN
MIDST OF WAR
Associated Press Finds Every
thing in Austrian Capital
Goes on as Though No DAN
ger Existed,

Vienna, Oct. 30-Three light operas,
two dramas, two military farces and
two comedies. splendid fan weather;
large crowds on the Bling and the
lSartnerstrasse; the announcement
that the Austro- Hungarian bank had
materially reduced the rate Of Inter-
est on all loans and an official state
rnent that on account OF the enemy's
superiority OF numbers the allied Ger
'man-Auatrian Hungarian troops had
teen Obliged TO fall back from Ivan
gor0d-thcse were features OF the
day on which an Associated Press
correspondent arrived IN Vienna,
front.
About six score Of German artil-
lcfymen--big, blonde, blue eyed. we'll
rel up Faxons, put lin an appearance.
The Viennese thought they were good
90 look upon. said 40, and acted tile
part With enthusiasm
or course. the destination Of the ar
tllierymen rcinans unknown. liowey-
ef. some seventy Of the same type OF
men went through Vienna on the day
before, bound for Turkey to instruct
Ottoman artiilcrists. on possibly. man
somc of Turkeys guns.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

present SYSTEM III dtNuiu"hN "e ~
fofegoine.
we hereby express our confidence
IN tho work done by the higher cdu-
rational institutions OF the state as NJ
present administered and respectfully
submit that before any change i
made I'm their control or organiza-
ton, there should be careful STUDY
az the whole question Of administer
ing state institutions IN this anu
other states with full and open dis
cusslon. to the end that the flnai au-
Eustnent shall be effective ana per-
manent.
we urge the approaching state leg
s,ature to increase the minimum
school term of five months as pro-
vided by the constitution to a term y
seven months Secondly. we furthei
arpe that the maximum compulsory
aue limit Of II wears as now proVlu-
| "a hv law be raised to the maximum
! az 16 years, unless the pupil has
sooner firished the work OF the IRIS
eight grades.
Resolved that we favor the increase
Of the county three mill tax To eignl
mills and the decrease of rural dis
trlct levies from a maximum OF III
| teen to ten mills.
We endorse sthe establishment OF
SOME system Of libraries for the pup-
! lie schools Of New Mcxicos and urge
upon our legislature to make proNi-
sions for the establishment OF such
system.
| Resolved, that the passage OF the
act to provide for the co-operatlNe
agricultural extension work between
the agricultural colleges In the seversa'
states and the United States depuft-
ment OF agriculture meeting with oai
hearty approval. we earnestly desifs
that our legislature meet the require
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

William Joseph Trent SO Years oid.
iicd yesterday morning. He came
here six weeks ago. accompanied by
his WIFE He was horn in Virginia.
The body viii be shipped tonight on
Santa Zee train No. by Strong Broth
ers to The Dalies, Ore, for burial.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

The close military cooperation be-
tween Germany and Austfo-Hungary
has a good parallel in the economic
assistance one empire gives the other.
All interests related TO the war have
been pooled Following the advice of
the pfussian minister Of agriculture
that as much land as possible be
given over 60 The raising of winter
cereals. the Austrian government and
that of Hungary have done likewise
In bohemia and Moravia the stand
Of winter wheat and rye is exception
ally good
Similar conditions are reported
from Hungary ana other parts of the
empire and 1t appears certain now
that the soldiers OF the two empires
viii not be conquered hy famine. VII
emma has been lenlent with foreigners
and In Vienna the French ana Eng
lish languages are still much In evil
dence. There has been a rather close
social ana commercial intercourse
with France In the past, and the Dit
terness against England Is of too re.
cent an origin to have penetrated
deeply. Sereia and Austria are to the
Austrlans what England IL Go the Ger
mans. and as a high official put II
4 am sure the German and Austro.
/ Hungarian governments could he in.
duced TO give France the best posi-.
BILE terms of peace.
city OF Light and Gaits.
Vienna hy night Is still city O
| light and gayety
According to smbassafor pehiielt
there are about SOC Americans lef
in Austria Hungary Mr., Penfield 4
principally occupied with the trans
mission of diplomatic correspondence
from one country 70 another. *
broad is his field that he has becom'
| known as the diplomatic corps e
the Anstro-Hungnrlan government
representing az he does. all the coun
ltrics With whom Hungary
laf war
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-11-22

The Viennese are confident Of sue
cess For this reason the government
takes The public into its confidence.
quite frankly the announcement was
made yesterday that tho German
and Austrlan-liungarian troops had
been obliged to 'auswechenv tget
out Of the Way), OF q large Russian
force which had crossed the Vistula
between Warsaw and lvangorod. A
new Hroubing" would follow, said
tile communication.
/ While the price Of Hour advanced
a little, the raise has not been high
enough 10 influence any but the very
poorest householders. Moreover the
advance affects only wheat flour. The
price Of wheat Ii said 10 he the same
as before the war. Nor Is there "a gen.
eral scarcity Of work. Some of the
plants which shut down have opened
again: nearly all money Is back In
circulation and a reduction Of the In
tercst by the Austro-Hungarian hank
has made II possible to obtain loans
"a adynff Il tf.nlfalx
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-01

At the progressive county oag9 =
bly, held In Rocky Ford last WGe1 =
motion was made 70 eadorse 0eogo
A. Carlson for eovsrnor. Bv11ea1k
the motion vas not tsceivsd 49,
favorably ~ It was promptly tahl6 ].
although Il was thought " uaG
that II would have carried Il e -
been put 70 vote. Zone o6 ~
progressives thought that e Wn1
rather out Of placs 70 endorse : -
publican for governor In . proGrto-
sive convention. although that b -
actly what Teddy advised the tro-
gressives In New York to Do
dorse the republican nominee ~
governor.
Among those At the progrsssive
convention who were strenuous1y
opposed to Carlson was DR.. L. r. Bar
bour. OF Rocky Ford. who IL . grest
admirer Of E. p. Costigan. aud whb
frankly announced that II elected .
delegate to the progressive state ~
sembly he would vote for Costigao.
first. last and all the time. and in
spite Of the opposition Of every pro-
gressive In Otero county. Mr.. Bar
bour announced very smphatically
that Carlson was . rsactionary ~
publican Of the purest ray serene.
and It was generally thought that hs
had some knowledge or good author
ity for his belief. II appears nov
that he was mistaken entirely.
Az the editor Of the Tribune made
the motion to endorse Carlson at
Rocky Ford DR.. Barbour improved
the first opportunity to acquaint
him with the fact that he was mis-
taken as to the identity Of Carlson.
and In letter OF apology says:
Dear Mr.. Mason: want TO
make amends for my statement In
the county assembly regarding Carl
son. was under 4 mistaken Inn
pression as TO the identity Of the
man. have met Mr.. Carlson hack
In the days when We we're holding
githerings uuder the name Of insur-
lDeat rsDuhlicana. or progressive ~
4 Ipstllcans. bot ! did nos have Alo
jdsnsiflsd. He has a1ways bssa e
prosressivs Tendencies. and not . ~
actionary. Here vas ny mistake,
and hero u my apology"
A man that will apologies for ~
mistakes In politics ID really so13
man. and although Dr.. Basbour's Do4
sition In the Cosligan affair w6o
something we could never aDDrovs
Of. We Will have 70 admit that. Dee-
sonally. he u. several degrees high.
er In our estimation. on account q
bis frank admission Of error - ~
gards Caslsoa-for Mr. carisoa u
going 70 b the nexe governor oe
Colombo without . prsadvsnturs q
doubt.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-01

Fence Bastess Of Lamar Failed %
Connect with stasr-Nsw Faces
h Ii Junta's Line-ap

A large crowd journeyed out 70
the ball park last Sunday hoping
that the Starrs would everlastingly
wallop the daylights out Of the La
mar team. but with the fear In their
hearts that the league leaders would
repeat the bitter dose they have
twice administered to our boys ON
our home grounds. However. Starr.
good old Rip. was ~ right ~ 4 rab-
BIT. and when he IL right. It's Good
night. Nurse!" He famed thirteen
Lamarites and allowed but five safe
blows. The four iluggers who head
the batting order for the visitors,
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-01
r...sr rs,s... :. xs.e 49,

OF 1ust one OF the candidates nam
~ o. he rspublican.progrsssivs tlck-
-, ~ Tribune desires 70 say few
words at this dine. That one h ~
ehoics Tor asssssor. r. n Edwards.
(hs 3 more faniliariy known = juse
plain. everyday :.Deb") has hesn. Z
rssidsat Of Fowler Tor tAs pass
sightssa years Prsvious 70 conias
% tAis city ~ held . responsible %
sition In ths Santa ~ shops at Il
Junta. During his rssidencs In row
lsr he has had the management Of
the local interests OF the r. w. Eng
fish Lumber Company. To the faith
full Performance OF the responsibili-
ties entrusted to him BY his employ
ers he has given the same careful At
tention that he gives 70 his own bust
neSs. II il Just this that leads the
Tribune to believe that Bob" Ed
wards will make careful. painstak-
ing assessor Of Otero county. That's
the kind Of q man he Il. He has
been treasurer Of the town OF Fow-
Ter. secretary Of the board Of sduca-
tion Of school district No. 2s. and
during his resfdencs In this county
has held other positions Of respond
biiity. In all Of these he has never
failed to make good. He has always
been faithful to the work entrusted
to him. The people or Otero county
will 90 down the line FOR Edwards
at the November election. regardless
OF the party lines. because the time
has passed when people vote for par
~ candidates rather than for the
man. The time IL ripe In Otero
county. - we'll ~ throughout the
state Of Colorado. when men-resl
men-are needed to manage the af-
fairs Of public office. and men OF the
right calibre are going 70 receive the
votes Of the people. regardless Of the
ticket on which their names appear.
II. B. Edwards. Of Fowler. Il we'll
known all over Otero county. and
his sneusssioasd character. bis loyal
y 70 ~ eAuss q fisht aeainsl
vreas. ~ be1auhs = ~ nosssl
eu611llG a1ooo4 =, ~ 16o6oa6k &Gc(,
- 0aa.-y0voee 1S1eooo.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-01

n u Junta aad Rocky Ford ~
- teams plays1 - sshibltiea eans
- ~ leeal grounds Thutsday sfesr-
assa. Rseky rosa visniag ~ ~
scoee q II 70 I. Jackson stitched
a sxesllsat sans for ths visltess,
allowing oaly tvo hles. both b. o.
sglias. Who also aa1s ths Ioas rua
-lt bslag Q Dssssat iron lie Recky
voed ssaeAse. vhe uaas . VIA throw
evss tAif1 bess.
Ths eeasss sssos1 % lack thsls
usssl ansuat q ''DsO" snd az net
nv bshlal oeass - thsy gsasraily
T.. Dssees oiss1 n With . fsv
lueky hlts seesustsl for ths ruaa
seege1 ~ Reeky voed. A. loeg q
~ III hsvs thsss ssFoss II thsll
sysesas \ = juse - vsil that thsy
~ ~ q thsa b - sxAibltiea CO.
~. iasessl q n . cane shat
eounts.
Jaeksea's fsse ball hsl ths ieeaii
eolng q ealy seus ass1ses wsss ns1s
~ ~ Reeky ~ onaleo1. nese d
~ rsse q ~ oo1s oogAg nads q
NJ ba1ls. Charts 0eos UoeeAe1 ~
~ 6eue innlses ~ II Junta en-
Resky Vee1 ~ ~ sssgs - M
~ buslases heasss Goooo1 mn 3:3(
= 8 oas1eek an1 . ooo1 es0vl tnsnel
- ~ seses ~ iasono:
= \ I
Il ssasa. ~ ~ ise-S 81
nesky Heel....tse 30 eee-as u
naeesssss-eeass. 0lss 80 nav1a
Sashssa 80 11sevss. Ua0osA 1oot
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-01

The first Japansss wsddias 70 -
solsmnissd In . L. Junta chureh
took place Wednesday aftsrnoea ae
I O'Clock at the Baptise church. whsa
Rev. Emmanuel Payne performed the
ring csremony Of that cAurch. unlt-
ins the Hives Of NJ. 6slJiro Ogtno aal
Mlas Sumiko rakumi. both Of Rocky
Ford.
The csremony was witnsassd ~
only the parents Of The b9l1e an1
two youas msn. both Japaasss.
TIE bride was modsstiy 1rsses1
cad carried . shower bouqust g
brides roses. The groom wore ~
convsatioaal black.
NJ. and Mrs. Takunl. the Dareata
Of the bride. are amoas ths peoeose-
ous farmers residlag nsar Reeky
vord. TIE groom has bssa soDsey-
"a 10 that vicinity Tor soas tine 80
tAs youas people viii make 49,
heoe nsas tAat city. Al 0e0boeu
of ths weddlng pasty wsss latslllooao
ssA sDoks he EsglisA language tlu.
satiy.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-01

the quartette which has made many
a pitcher shiver in his shoes. did not
get sign Of hit off the man who
pitches from his left hinge.
heard q story In Kansas City the
other day about the Indian pltchs,
johnson Who jumped the Cincy Red
70 playl via u Kansas City Fsds
Bone llttis burg IRS l6lssosSi Asssd
him 70 pitch an important eans fol
them against some nslshbosing tow
team. The Indian lobbed ~ one q
the leadoff man Who biffed Il for Z
single. Then johnson threw the ball
away. allowing the runner 70 take
third. where he had to stay - the In.
dian tanned the next three hittsrs on
nine pitched balls. ] think this story
must have got 70 La Junta ahead Of
me. for Starr pulled Oft practically
the aams stunt. In the eighth Ian.
Ing he walked Fred Littlsr and then
Coleman hit . fIy To left field which
fell safe and Littlsr took third and
Coleman sscond. with NO one down.
Then Rip Deliberately aad with na.
lice aforsthought this 10 . legal term
meaning out Of pure msaansssD fan.
ned the nsxt three men on ten
pltchsd balls. Oolden and 0harkey
Ksalis Tanned % thrss stitched balls
each. but Skinner. he lucky guy.
foulsd thrss aad thea missed the
fourth nearly . foot. soms pitch
lag! f
There we're . nsmhsr Of new faces
In the IL Junta lsas-up and the
boys all showed " we'll. but the way
Rip pitched hs could have won hir
game With Q bunch Of woodsu In.
dians 10 ~ flsld. TIE big suspriss
of The gaas was he sxcsllsnt show.
ias Of young Ross Davis. Of North
L. Juata. bshiad The bae. He was
full oe life as1 'psp' aad kept the
whole team - a. thsis toss through.
out ths game. He handed Stars
smoke II sirsl clsss style aad has
won hinsslf . permanent place ID
W. hearts ee L. Juata faas aad
eaaaettss. He b . real seas. Z
worthy fseslvss fes sas sssl Dltchss
n ths lsagus aa1 10 greater Deaisu
shaa that could ~ sivsa hin. H
y aDDassatly abost ssvsssssa yeass
~ 'bse ~ Olays liks . vssssaa. II
stsads - te ~ Dlsss veil as1 hits
- Y - meant T. Ne ees . sles safs
drive u ~ slGheh. . 1lsss 70 lsSl
ssasss whlsA seess1 vaalsgPift.
Can usgva D,ays1 . elasv saas
q ma, SaS1at u. go nue1s = I
seupls q sssess ~ oeskiag lev
shsows sst q ~ llss sal seattel
eoe s0ehiao 1slve 1ovs ~ eou
llse eAat leete1 Me . ~. Yaal
p0aye1 seeoa1 bass. ~ natusal -
s0elea. 80 ~ thsss MA 11e = {
~ Ieo1eee ~. . ~ hieess aa(
10 teelee soeeo1 bass0aa thaa ~
~. ~ - ~ ~ fAll 1ovn q
~ s1aaees = PaO ~.
~ Laealss. ~ 'soAselsss W.
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csossa1e NJ - oo1oA : Onno 9
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