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Day after day ME. Hearst in Nori
aud eafieaInr.. is pistuTiIs ia. pE-si-
dent of the uni,.i States as a traitor
Ia III" tnit-i States DAY after iaS
MT, Hearst charges ,h. president of
the United States With overt and cal
euia,-d treason. bay after day Mr,
Hears, presents the president of the
tnil-d States as the soAariis and
cunning enemy of the American p-o-
pie,
This Is the f0-,i upSn ehIsh
III" tAisi-d and distorted bEain ai a
csoisosz f..i., n some later Ctoi-
soss. his --ak ami .ay.sra mind
tntiam-i by Mr. n-sss,'s asMasosic
abuse q, the president. shoa,a carry
the Hearst arsumsh, Ia i,s ias'rsi
conclusion saa proceed 4. F-nsas. the
Traitor tha, the Hearst rap-rs hay-
l'oHrsg-s I" hin. nslSo4iy aeuid he,
n.f- asiSnish-si. perhaps. than lie.
Hearst iis ami his kiai aE- sirays
asiShi.h-a -h.n the .ina lh-S ha..
s"--i 10 ,-ap-i in The .hiSisini.
is the wiiliam i,andoiph Hears.
ambitions IL Eais- up snath.r Gsal.
s"sas iA-~ h- .ish u mal. il rms
sihi- sng f'i,ar- rr.sia-ng In cay .s
him -ssE Tl.-.ios- Roosevelt. said
u not. s- advise hin, I. s-isas~ bis
steps sai r"srar- then quickly"
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HEARST CHARGED
WITH "CREAIIn6
ANOTHER Cz0L6OSz''

N-s YORK. April Open var.
fare over the rcpsai .f Panama "a.
nal tolls which has been raging here
between Hearst newspapers ami ,hc
New York world. has eliminated in
a bitter editorial attack on Hearst hl
the puli,scr PAPER under the title
Creating Another C,olzoss.
In an ,di,pria, Hoars,'s New YORK
American referred to Ralph Pulitzer
as a Soup yib.idiscd Editor
cause Puii,gcr dincd at the whit.
hcusc-ani said: But small btibcs
are sufficient for small people. aud.
besides. IL has never taken much In
duccmcn, to turn a Pulitzer into a
traitor"
The World. beginning Its editorial.
quoted from the speech Of Elihu
Root. then sRooscvoIt's secretary of
state. at t-ti,a. y. ". on November
1. 1905. when Root said:
II say. by the presidents author
iiy. tha, in ,cnning those words.
with the horror Of President Mckin-
icy's murder fresh before him. he
had MIR. Hears; specifically in his
mind. And say. by his authority.
that what he thought of Mr.. Hears,
then. he thinks of Mr.. Hearst now.
Roots reference was to President
Eooscvcits message to congress.
when. speaking OF the assassin Of Nc
Kinlcy. Roosevelt said Czolgosz was
intiamed "by the reckless uttcranccs
of thos.. who on the stump and in
the public press. appeal to the dark
and evil spirits Of malice and greed,
envy and sullen hatred
or Hcarst's attacks on President
Wilson the World said:
MIR. Hearst apparently leaned
nothing from the assassination of
Mckinley.
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NOTICE

Whereas. our ranch. situated on
the hssawa,cfs Of the Cos,iiia Riyc-.
Taos CoaHiy. Sc~ Mexico. hayias
been mad. a game and fish preserve
under the laws Of the State o. Scs
Mexico. kauwn as The Cos;iliI
Game and Fish Preserve. and
whereas. the objrc, ot said game AMI
fish preserves being sor the rro,c,-
iion Of Fame aud fi.h and their Ia.
crcas. therefor. notice IL hereby E,s.
On that no permits for hunting.
shooting or fishing. will he issucj
during the mex, three years.
THE ADAMS CATTLE CO.
Dy II. ". Adams.
u General Manager.
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has q most benesicsa Ia |

has q most beneficial effect upon the
nervous system and thousands of women
have dciIshtcsily told how they were free
Of NAUSEA. had no morning sicknes. and
went through the ordeal with most re-
fnarkable success. Mothers Friend" has
l,een Etowing In popular favor for more
than forty years. In almost every com.
fnunity are Erandmothers who used it
themselves. their daughters have used 1t
and they certainly must know what n
blessing II Is when they recommend II
- warmly. II II used very successfully to
prevent caking Of breasts.
Mothers Friend" has been prepared in
the laboratory cf Bradncid Regulator &C..
3ot Lamar Blie.. Atlanta. Ga. for more
than two generations and can be had OF
almost any druggist from coast To ca,s,.
4 Write to-day for the littlo Look.
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YOUTH n OLD AGE
Possible with Proper Car.

fs~ generations hack a man a;
d" vas considered old. xray.bcar,i.d.
and waiting for death Note the
change today. al a meeting Of the
Mctis"-'czai society II wa. stated
that man %: sa oush, to have forty
good year. Of him and. thu. at ninety
he !. In the t"'.-ss OF maturity.
What II you have seen sixty. OF
c,'an seventy birthday. temperate
habits. frvsh air and exercise. with y
simple diet and a sufficient amount
of sleep will guard your health.
" r.,ch7ncr. your circulation 4.
poor. " you become run down-w-ak
and no appetite nothing In the
world will tore up those tired back
sliding orwans-cnr'ch the blood and
create strength 50 quickly "a our de-
iicious cod liver and iron tonic.
vinoi.
We ask every feeble. discouraged
old person In this vicinity to try
vinol on our agreement to return
their money u II fails TO give satis-
faction. The Hausman Drug Co.
Trinidad. Colorado.
p. s.-Ecscma suffcrers' We
our now skin remedy.
SaxC.
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gales. while Hawaii. Porto Rico and
the Phiiippin- Islands uiil Zach b.
entitled To I~o delegates. without
the right tn vote,
The result Of Ihis change IN ,h.
basis of representation. il rstified by
III. requisite number OF stat. coIy.a'
tion.. ~iii be = decrease of Ns No,--
as follows; Aiab~ss viii los. =. Ar,
kansas J. Florida I. .eorgia II,
Louisiana \. Mississippi :. N-A YORK
=. North Carolina !. gouta Caroiina
!. Tennessee ,. T.sss 10. Virteia y
Hawaii I. Porto i,ieo :. ani fhiif..-
pine Island. :,
tna-s III. plan presented a con,
sTes.ionai district not -n,lsl.i I, i-a
delegates on The so,~ sasi in tis
presidential -ieeti"Hs ia is.N all
.iuaiisy Tor tsa IL : so" ar moT. NSI-s
a,- .asi f.r ,h. Republican nsmiH-.
in tn. congressional -i-sIloa this
fall,
Ahlieiratins sFiIisisa from thoss
0i.o believe that still greater de-
crease shsuii hAs- b--n provided In
ssu,h-sn representation. the special
committee in its recital says i, Is
~ithin ia- psutths- at : majority ~,
the r.asesiioa OF 1915 II !, sS de-
sif-s. TO establish snosh-g a~~' basis
tas future conventions.
Tt. piss saa b. ratified b, an,
RsIsuhlisan .oss-a'son s.s the par'
s-s-s-r II aosaisstsnz ssndIda'-s Tot
.'ai- ofIi.-s. ~ tar sA~ ssSTt-@s~ oi
adopting = tassiy platform. "r Il Isny
cons -n,i.a .siie,i by The it.t.ahisrar
state .emmi,lec sus h-ii sr:.rs Ian,
usry !. 1915. Tbr ssa,-fn-ht at shs
special .omnilss- that drafted ,h-
plsa sas psrs~sia'Iaa Ia the s-,-sal
Republican .sssg soas-nsioss rom
siudss .i,h The t.liusisss
The samaaiti-- apraini-i I" pre'
s.a, ih- ssosn~i piss 10 ihe stats
Conventions b~li.Srs thss II ts d-sir'
able ftus, -sctS .s,int .t siuv that
the aristsp of the >ssi.aAi G.naiat,is-
b~ ratified and msda effective ~
- .. arc ssias-d sn iL- fnha,rn-nsa
principles a' thr iA--naasasis i.as'y
.h"uid join In the ei-s'ian .s dele
gates Tn th- assi"nal sonsrnii"n "a
L. .ans-h.-i In 1915 The basis pso'
posed fas tho election Of delegates
assures the states hasin The greatest
number at Republican votes a isfze'
srus-cr,i.n a., su,sax strength in sh.
surTemc C.ansiI at the party. snd
b. the changes made in the rules 'h.
way is open suf the separate states
to enact Laws for the ricesIau of dele
gates in primary election. and ips
III. majority Of the ro,-ss ra''i'ira''
Ing in the primaries Z. -I-y' dele
gates ~ko will voice the sentiment "'
the majority
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IF BACK HURTS use
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Les Neat II xidseys Feel Like
Lead OF Bladder Ho,hsss.

Most folks forget that the sidac3s.
like the baas... &c. sluggish aud
.lo<r-i AMI need a flushing urrAsioa.
slis. else s- has. baexacho and dull
sais-sr in 'h. tidnef region. severe
h.aaashrs. fhsumasi. t~i.ers. tor
rid iis-s. acid stomach. si..si~ssn-.s
and sii sorts at bladder disorders.
You simply s,ass keep Jour kidarys
active ami clean. sni the a,osasa, ,os
feel an ache OF paia in tho kianry
srsion. set about four ounces of lad
salts from any eoni drug s.efe hss-.
take = sabiespp~sfai in q glass OF
water before breakfast for a f~w day.
and yoae ksiae,s uiIi then set fin-.
rris fansoas salts 10 made fron tbs
acid OF grapes aHa i~n,on iaier. CON.
siasd with ii,sia AMI is harsni-s. Ia
fIush eicszea kianrSa and stimulate
them TO aosmsi activity. Il ais, neu.
sfaiiss~ the acids IT, the urine - IL
sn longer ississses. thus saains biaa.
aef disorders.
Jsd Salt. is harmless: inexpensive 4:
makes q i.lishsfaa ctfrssssscat iilh.
IA wafer drink which r,.sYhpd,
should take now and then 10 ksrv
their kidneys clean. thus a,oidins q
serious complications.
A ~-ii.kos~n local drussiss says
he sells lois Of lad Salts 10 folks who
believe in overcoming kidney tsou ois
while IL l. aaiy trouble.
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" 1ou r-ash all aiz5, .ss &c, n.
r.si. nor does a.yun. -!s~ in ;h-
house. kr-p ~i,hia rayh a bottle
"f nAi.i.AHD's itoRHInuSp SSE.
tr. !; l. then rasy to stop the tj.Ni.
ias shich causes the cough. when.
ever IL APPEARS Price sc. SOC and
$40" srs bottle. Sold BY the iiaus-
man ns,E ca.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

Mot hers Friend. "
This ia an external
embro~ation applied
to tho abdominal
muscles fOr tho pur-
pcee uf reducing
tho strain on liga-
Ments. cefyls aud
tentions.
II serves to easo
tho mind. Indirectly
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aching. swollen. snarting feet. Your fs.t
just tinrlc for joy; shocs never hurt or
seem tight.
Get q, cent hoy of "TIZ" now ;-oa,
any druggist or department store. Enl
foot torture forcvcr-wear smaller shoes
kc,p your feet fresh, sweet and happy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

/" TtZ - draw
out the aciil. anil
I"is"ns that ruiT
up your feet. No
matter how harl
yuu work, how
long You dance.
how far you
walk. or how long
You remain on
your feet. "T1Z'
brings rc.tfui
foot comfork
"TIZ" is won
derful for fired.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
MU5TElolE 4 Marie
Ointment tor nsuvaIsia

Eaas that thFobbing pain. that split.
ting headache In a twinkiing with q
little NVSTEROLE.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
A Rat tor
csuias Maternity

IN little hook designed for expcctant
mothers moro complete Instruction ia
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''T|z" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"T1z" makes sore. burning. tirci feet
fairly dance with delight. Away 70 IN.
aches and pains. the torns. csllouses.
bli.tcrs and bunicns.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

plaster. Pos si,sy know MusTERoLE
docs not biisess Is oid-,ime mustard
plasisss did. .
Rest TOT eoes Throat. Bronchitis.
Coup, Slid Neck. Asthma. Aeutaigis,
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age prepaid.

Rr.s \. .wEssrns. ~ u, sss.h b.. Hsv Yssk
dNy. sslsi
= san bixfsis reSSan ns~si Nasiss.le - any
oa~ snh.Gasx fsosS AsSI s-<i. W . s.sl " ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

Congestion. Pieurisy. Rheumatism.
Lumbago. all Pains and Aches of the
Rack or Joints. SprAins. Sore Nuscl-s.
bruises. chiiblains. Prosied Feet. Colds
OF tho Chest lii prevents f'nsumouia).
A. your druggists. IN Sc and Soc
Jars. and q social LIsYs Aogrsksi SIG
In Il On
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

Accept no substitute.
u Your druggist cannot
supply you. send 2Se ar
Akc 10 the NuSTEk-
OLE Company. Cieye.
land. Ohio. and ws will
mail YOU = jar. post
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

Try this elsan. white
ointment (n,a,is ~i,hoii
at mussasd). today.
NiiiSous have found i, a
naryeLoas Es,isf. Nil,
lions uss il row Instead
0f the olA-tirss mustard
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-07-03
Events of Interest from
the Seat of Govern
ment.
Washington, D. c, June u, 1914.
Especial to the Record.l
Who's Who in LObbyists7

A number of organizations in
Washington have no other ex-
cuse for existence than to secure
favorable legislation. Among
these are the labor and Rgri-
cultural organizations. Yet no
one has ever questioned the
rights of the representatives. Of
these bodies. Representatives
of public lands interests of the
west have also been looked upon
with favor in Washington.
The people who are most apt to
be accused of lobbying are those
who represent manufacturing
and commercial enterprises, and
there has been some resentment
expressed in regard to this Ivy
some of the people who have
been fighting for what they be-
lieve to be the rights of manu-
featuring and industrial inter
ests. One manufactures has
complained that "when we send
representatives to the Capital to
keep us advised upon our mat
ters, and we present our views
in relation thereto, we are ac-
cused of keeping a secret ana
dangerous, if not corrupt, lob
by"
Continued on page 81
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Scrap Basket Continued.

ioca to water and b bling.
When plates and dishes havt
to be warmed i'm the oven. if Il
newspaper is placed underneath,
it will bre k the heat and pre-
vent the plates from cracking.
Saucepans that have been
burnt should never he filled with
sodawater, for, although thi
removes the burnt portion.
also makes the saucepan liabh
to burn again the next time il
is used. So instead of doing
this, fill it with salt water, and
then bring it slowly to the boil.
This burnt particles will then
come off without any difficulty.
Brisket is a fat and bony
piece of meat, but in city mark
cts it can be bought and rolled
with the bone removed. Ii
makes good corned beef, and il
excellent 70: many good meat
dishes. 1t will serve for PCT
roast, brown stew, Irish stew,
beef a la mode, and can be cur
ried, braised or baked in meat
pies.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-07-03
THE WEEK IN HISTORY.

Monday, 90 First negro church
in United States dedicated,
1874.
Tuesday, 30-Sub-'re reasury es-
tabliShed, 1910.
Wednesday, l. International
postal regulations issued, 1874.
Thursday, 2-James A. Garfield
shot, 1881.
Friday, 3-First paper photo
graphs made, following j n :
types.
Saturday, 4-Independence Day;
first gasoline automobile.
Sunday, 5-Salvation A rm y
founded, 1865.
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gress. 1t would not advise a
man who expects an immediate
millennium to vote for such a
Congress. But if any Congress
in a generation has earned a
vote of confidence at the polls, it
is this Sixty third Congress now
in session III Washington.
In expressing this opinion
The World is influenced by 10
partisan prejudices. We should
hold the same opinion it the
majority were Republicans or
Prcgressives or Socialists. II
is matter of work well DONE
World.
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WISE AND OTHERWISE

The government still seems
slow to make war. despite the
willingness of yellow editors to
bang out their typewliters in
the nations service.
The advertising pages of cur
rent magazines convince ls that
European hotel proprietors are
going after the American dollar
harder than ever this summer. :
Philadelphia women h v e
started a crusade in favor of in
dividual drinking buckets f or
horses. Next in order will be
boiling the water for the gold
fish.
Every city should h ave an
ordinance restricting the sale of
firearms. 1t is the promiscuous
sale of weapons which produces
crime. If firearms were made
as hard to purchase az poison,
they wouldn't be 80 handy for
the young man, who suddenly
and impulsively b o m e s a
crimial through a Ia h of
temper.
The odor of printers ink and
cedar is not at all agreeable to
moths. An ordinary trun k
lined with clean newspapers,
under which a number Of small
pieces of wood from cigar boxes
haves been laid, makes almost
as safe storage place for cloth
ing as an expensive cedar chest.
A very convenient article to
have in a house is a smooth,
strong stick, about forty inches
long, with deep notch in one
end. With this, pictures may
be lifted by the wires from their
hooks, cleaned n d replaced
thus saving the climbing up and
down on a stepladder, which is
so tiresome to a woman,
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NOT ALWAYS PERFECT :
&c. ST.. 2s3s
Nv CORA WEEMs.
, OSoOOoeOoooOoOOOoseOOssoOs
BY CORA wEEMs.

"As for that" said the girl with the
box of chocolates, there are simply
lots of things about myself that I'd
like to change if had the chance.
Now, I've never liked my nose. AS
a mere child hated 1t and since I've
grown up my feeling in regard to 1t
is desperately unchristian. It's such
a mean nose-its too long and 1t Ia
fat at the end, and there's no way of
Disgusting it. It's a ruinous nose!"
"Oh, mercy!" said the girl who was
helping the other girl dispose of the
candy. Il wouldn't feel that way
about 1t! Why, after one gets used to
1t one never notices 1t, really! Con-
stance, If you are careful to keep your
head turned so that people don't get
a profile view"
Yes, that1l help lot" broke in the
girl in blue serge. Looking straight
at you one can't see how fat the tip
OF your nose really is, dear. And I've
seen noses so much worse-all over a
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-07-03
New MEXICO METAL PRODUCT
ION IN 1918.

Increased Mine Output of
Gold, Silver, Copper and Zinc.
Decrease in Lead. Figures of
United States Geological Survey
Show Total gain of 50, l66, OF.
Large gains were made in the
mine production of gold, silver,
copper ard zinc in New Mexico
in 1913, according to final figur-
es of Charles w. Henderson, of
the United States Geological
Survey. The mine production
Of gold showed an increase of
$97 .490 over the outvut of 1884,
446 III 1912; that of silver, an in,
crease of %, ,572 ounces over the
production of 1885, ,70I ounces
in 1912; lead, a decrease of l.,
547, ,654 pounds from the yield of
5, ,494 ,018 pounds in 1912; copper,
an increase of %, ,277, ,742 pounds
over the yield of "a, 4,o30, 964
pounds in 1912; and zinc (figur-
ed as spelter or zinc in zinc
oxide), an increase of 1856, ,524
pounds over the output of 49,
566, 637 pounds in 1912. Despite
lower averages yearly prices for
copper and zinc, the total value
of the output was $1l ,694, ,0O2,
an increase for 1918 of SO, 1885,
O47
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Lonu rrIp for submarInes.

When Jules Verne wrote Forty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" few
OF his readers imagined that his weird
idea would be accomplished within
their lifetime. yet two submarines
have started from Portsmouth, Eng
land, for Australia, distance of 49,
900 miles. which they will accomplish
under their own power, created by oil
driven engines. They are scheduled
to reach Australia about May IS, which
allows for no loss of time from start
to finish. Each boat has oil engines
Of ,600-horsepower, calculated to de-
velop $50 revolutions per minute, and
will carry 1900 gallons Of paraffin as
fuel and 1900 gallons of lubricating
oil. They have as armaments four
torpedo tubes. and on arrival will be
fitted with wireless telegraphy. They
are to be known as AE1 and AE2, be-
ing of the F. class. They will be es-
corted as far as Singapore by his
majesty's ship Eclipse.
Kenna Record one year $1,00.
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A COOL DRINK FOR A HOT DAY,

Orangeade-One poun d of
loaf sugar in one and one-third
pints of water. Boil until the
sugar is all dissolved. Pour the
syrup, while hot, over the rinds
of three small oranges and allow
it to stand three hours.
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Kenna Record one year $l,oO.
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The Seeress-"You will sonn
marry a man with 10 u d S of
money who will give you a
princely allowance. Two do'-
lars, please.
The Customar-"I'll pay you
out of the allowance. Good-by.'
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There was sn old fellow in Real
ing, Who muttered, MANS life
is hard sledding;
He raises a beard.
And then, when it's sheared,
The one thing it's fit for is bed
ding
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-07-03
A VOTE OF CONFI-
DENCE? YESl

Democratic lower house has
justified the confidence of those
of us,who hailed it with SO much
hoper' asks Golfers. Would
The World advise a man at the
Congressional election this fall
to vote Democrator anti-Demo
cratp
These are fair question. which
merit fair answers.
The World decidedly thinks
that the Democratic House '.has
justified the confidence of those
of us WHO hailed it with so much
hope"
This Congress has revised the
abuses out of an extortionate
tariff 1t has imposed an in
come tax which lifts part Of the
burden of taxation from poverty
to wealth. 1t has enacted a
Banking and Currency law for
which The American people have
been striving for nearly twenty
years. Whatever differences of
opinion there may be about the
administrative details of this
measure, all financial authorities
agree that under it this country
cannot have another panic like
those of 1873, 1893 and 1907.
In addition, this Congress has
destroyed the lobby, In tbs
case of the Panama Tolls bill il
has not only wiped ont a pc
culiarly hyprocritical sphside
but it has reasserted the good
faith of the Nationin respect to
treaty obligations. In the mat
ter of Mexico it has scrupulously
avoided all semblance of jingo-
ism and demagogy. Taking
its work as a whole, the Con-
gress that is still in session has
achieved the most important
record of constructive legislation
of any Congress in fifty years.
The World does not withdraw
a single word of its criticism of
the labor amendments to the
Sherman Antitrust law, nor Of
its complaint that the House
has not yet given adequate con,
sideration to the issue of econ
omy. But in spite of mistakes
and shortcomings, we can recall
no previous Congress that SO
fully kept it's faith with the
people, no previous Congress
that was so little controlled by
sordid special interests, no prev
IouS Congress 80 free from scan
dal and manipulation a n q
TreacherY TO the public welfare,
no previous Congress that so
fully embodied the theory and
responsibilities of representative
government. Nor do we believe
that Golfers can recall any
Congress that ever did more to
write in good faith the will of
the people into the at u G
books of the Nation.
So much for the first question
The second question answers
itself,
The World would not advie
a man who believes in Payne
Aldrich tariff TO vote for all
other Democratic Congress. II
would not advise a man who be-
lieves in government by Wal
street and special privilege tc
vote for such a Congress. II
; would not advise a man who be
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-07-03
SCRAP BASKET.
A STATELY RHYME.

A man was sick nigh unto death
Where dwelt a dozen boys.
When asked what allied him, he
replied:
81 think it's Illinois.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-07-03
KITCHEN KINKS.

A simple, effective glue that
is harmless and odorless can be
made by adding ordinary tap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-30
Thursdays Livestock Market

All grades OF cattle, except Gamers
and bulls, were dull and 10 10 10 cents
lower al the Detroit stock yards on
Thursday. Gamers and bulls were In
light supply and steady with last
week. Stockers and feeders were In
fair demand but hardly so high In
price as last week Mich cows were
dull and IS 10 81 lower than last week
Veal calves we're 80 cents per cwt.
lower, the best selling for sl1 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs were dull and easy
the supply exceeding the demand. A
few lambs sold early at 1915. but at
the close the same kind were worth
only $3.50. Sheep were In light sup.
ply and sold easier than lambs
Hogs were dull and slow In sympa.
thy with outside markets Prime me
diums and fat yorkers, 1925 10 $3.50:
Eight workers. and pigs, So.
Receipts--Cattle. 1.5i3: calves. 500
sheep, S.162; hogs, 6.t20.