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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
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FalrNiew


Mrs. Sarah 4. Gold GS years OF
axe. passed away last night az $50
o'clock az tho homo of her daughter
Mrs. u. r. Gold, In the Highlands
after AN Illness Of a week with grippe.
Deceased resided nv Milwaukee. Wis.
aud had come Go Albuquerque 90
spend the winter wah her daughter
who Is here Tor her health Her son
ana only near surviving relative, r.
y. Gold Is in charge Of the Bur
roughs Adding Machine company's
office in Houston. Texas. and has
been advised of his mothers death.
There viii Dee mo- funeral service in
Albuquerque. The remains win ho
sent 90 Milwaukee tomorrow where
inicrmcnt viii take place
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
IF C0NsTIPATED OR
BILIOUS "CAsCARETs"
i'ur Sick Headache, Sour stomacll,
siusEssk siseF and liowol----'TheS
Work White You sleep.

Get ln-cont box.
Take a Cascaret tonight Ia cleanse
your Liver sioma n and Bowels and
you will surely feel great by mora
ing. You men ana womon who have
headache coated Tongue, can't sleep,
are bilious, nervous, upset bothered
with a sick. gassv disordercd stom-
nch on have hs Aache and feel an
worn out Are lou keeping your
bowels clean With cascaretn -or
merely forcing pasaaeway every
few DAYS with salts. cathartic pills o.
castor oi9
Cascnfets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour. undlsosiod and iermontinR food
and foul sases iake the excess bile
from the liver and carry on the cone
Hlpate6 waste matter ANA poison
from the intesiines and howeis.
Remember. CasQaret tonight VIII
etralahten Aou pal IA mprplng. a
|iO-tenl hox from Fouf uruNHiM meana
/. .afI...I .II..r N..u4I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14

a. T.. Robinson. superintendent Of
irrigation for the southwestern In
dams. returned to his headquarters
here yesterday after a visit Co ship
rock in the navajo reservation. ~.
Robinson says that all Evidence Of
the late disorder Ia the vicinity %
shiprock has disappeared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
A DRAMATIC PROGRAM

viii be- given az the woman's club
Thursday night a charge Of %
cents viii Boz made 20 an who are not
members Of the club or wao do not
hold guest cards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
John nnacr.

Tho remains of John Buster the
Dung railroad machinlst who died IN
Albuquerque Monday night win be
scnt ~ Needles. California. tonight by
undertaken Fred Croliott, VINO re-
ccived adviccs this morning from tho
parents who reside IN Needles, In
structing him 10 send the body there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
William D. Anllcr.on.

Tho body Of william T.. Ander-
son, whose death occurred Tuesday
morning nt his home 2t6 North IIiil
street. will de- I'M state at the French
undertaking pnrlor tomorrow from
10 o'clock in the morning until 7
O'Clock. when the remains win Doe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14

sent 10 Muskegon. Michigan, tho
family home. where the funeral SER
vice and intorment viii take place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

cleared in smile. And then for the
first time In her life Phyllis knew what
~ was 70 be rewarded for a good deed.
me mother seemed a. pleased as the
child after she saw that Phyllis was ac-
complaining her gift by smile
Thank you. miss she said. That
the first posy he's had this summer ana
he's wild over flowers"
PHYLLIS got up and went TO the car
raigs. The child eyes drew her.
How old IS he?'' she asked.
Hes six and half. miss. But he
I see" Phyllis said. She was waking
up TO great wonder that one rose
could mean so much 10 any person
living
Hes my only one" said the woman.
ITS "A pity he should be so. especially
az MS pa amt living. He got killed and
Bobby and J are fighting ~ out alone.
! scrub and clean and ! get mostly all I
can do. ] turned out big Job this
morning and then l thought Ia lay off
a s2cH and give Bobby an airing Its
his birthday
Phyllis started Ills birthday, It's
mine. too" she said.
We'll now. that coincidence" said
the woman. But Phyllis did not smile az
TIC funny mispronunc alton. The woman
looked at her earnestly. "Nou-you
wouldn't have a little scrubbinc or clean
ing Tor me 90 do. would YOU she in
puired timidly. You see. it's kind OF a
slack time win me now. SO many roiks
out Of town and"
= don't keep house" Phyllis said.
Well. n you ever do" said the w0m-
an. "rememner TN be glad to do any
thing YOU want done ia the cleaning
time. can bring you reference. ely
name is Mary Glow. and 7 live al 8
Derby road. seven flights up and FIRST
room 60 the LETT"
Phyllis walked back home in a maze
or thought. For the first time she had
been jolted by one Of the actual facts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Of life. and IL hurt. She had Ionged tc
open her purse, yet she dare not. No.
she must find some other way to help
them. And she wanted 10 help tho IA
ming before She must help them. but
how She must think OF something.
Perhaps Rex could help her.
When she opened her own door she
smelled "A cigarette and there was Rex
IN the chair by the window.
Il decided 10 knock off work this aft
ernoon and give you an outing. Ceeing
its your birthday" he explained.
Phyllis took off her hat and coat and
gloves deliberately. Then she went &c
him-behind him. where he could not
see her face-and took, his head between
her hands. Rex" she said, quietly
suppose We go house hunting this AFT
ernOon."
House hunting" he Jumped
Wouldn't you like a homer"
wouldn't / like a home? Phyllis
don't tease me
His tone made her tremble. I'm not
teasing. / mean a. Listen. I'm 30 years
old today and / know something I never
knew before. / know that l. We been eN-
listing. not living. And I'm tired OF ex-
listing / want To do something. lie
something. worth while"
Phyllis he cried. What's changed
Then she knew she was changed She
told him about Mary Glow and Bobby
and the rose. Somehow they started
me- thinking and I guess Rex. when a
woman Ike me gets to thinking there
no end 20 a. You've been q patient
darling. with the most selfish wife that
ever lived. hut now I'm going 10 do
something for YOU and for the Clovys
and others like them"
Rex twisted In his chair and got his
he added.
We'll. I'm going 20 stop thinking
about myself said Phyllis firmly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

OF an old. young woman. so shabby.
so faded. so obviously fretted. that
Phyls frowned a. at the sight OF
something unpleasant.
In the carriage sat n child that
was not baby-a child whose head
was growing up. but whose body
never would. He had haunting eyes
and beautiful mouth and his whole
expression seemed concentrated upon
Phyllis. She felt annoyed by this
and the woman saw that she was
and started to trundle on. but the
front wheels of the rickety old car
rage were stopped by some obstacle
that took her q moment 10 over
come. All the time the cihlds big
eyes were staring at that spot on
Phyllis bosom. BY the time the
carriage was going again she real
lied what the attraction was. she
had. In fact. quite forgotten ReXs
roses
Since she was o. little child PHYLLIS
had never had TO do ANYTHING that she
did not wish TO do and he never wished
10 do anything that did not somehow
add 20 own comfort and pleasure she
was aware that thorc was trouble and
disease and deprivation Eornew here in
the world. hut she never tho,ght Of IL
N she could helm II. and she never saw
u. She FuTpoSed Rex saw ~. but he
did not tell her. lie aid not tell her
anything that was diSagreeahle This
child was Intensely diragreeable and vet
she snatched the rose from her coat and
tossed u Into the carriage The thin
blue hands caught It, the tired face
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
PLANT JUICE MAN
Is VISITOR HERE
New Product 20 Be Offered 70 Sui.
ferers From, Nervous
Ailments.

What is Plant Juice, This oues-
uon Il being asked throughout thi.
section today Thousands are get
ing their first rem facts about II in
this city BY seeing the daily demon
strauon AZ The Hoge- Davis Drug
Co Store.
In most of the large cities OF the
what Plant Juice i Its wonderfui
elects As a tonic are daily bringing
happiness 20 thousands Of homes
Within the next few months this new
product viii become a household
word all over the state.
n campaign has been opened and
the manufacturers OF this wonderful
tonic have established headquarters
here and viii direct the great intro
ductory work People will not only
learn what Plant Juice Is. but will
bless the day they came 70 know n
The story OF Plant Juice l. an in
teresting one and has been broadly
printed In newspapers and maga-
zines. II deals with years OF careful
research among the plants Of the
earth and with the scientific blend
ing OF their essences and juices TO
obtain the life giving force required
by modern ways OF living
~ II The most successful remedy
or the age for those Ills so common
10 city hfe-neryous debility and
stomach troubles. Every ailment OF
the stomach. kidneys. liver. nerves
ana blood IL immediately and wonder
fully relieved nv this Plant Juice. -
cleanses, reconstructs and revival
ICES. Try u and yop will know. ASK
Tor the Plant Juice man AZ The
Hoge- Davis Drug Co Store. and let
him tell YOU about H. Your money
back II you are not benehtted-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
MoundsviIln Bill.

one foreigner was up in police cou-t
yesterday morning charged with heir. ~
S GIunk and was fined SO and costs.
which he paid.
ATTORNEY c a. Showacre left voeter.
gay Tor Charleston. where fe win af.
i'nl 70 LEGAL business for a few davl
w. y kidder. who has been CON
nned 70 his home on Tomlinson ave
inue WIN a serious illness. Us improv.
Mrs &. q. Jackson. formerly, Of ,tf.
CITY. but now Of Wooster. o. ia pU.b
M .royCd and win recover.
w. ~. McFaddrn. mavo- OF porra
- NV. Okla. g. fuondiup "a tow d9vl .r
w. CITY with friends and relatives
Mrf. John q. Brooks returned tn hn-
4r..,.,fi,,. ..ih. W. Yesterday. affrr
N'lhE mo Ir.t row drva bon GH.
Arlan svioer. of sHteruiIe. nom.
n'r OF tho house uI rafrr..r.. v.r ID.
ih.. CITY yesterday morru-
Nif y. howard Holt. vino wa. visit.
.- IN I.III.hI. -N. lt.. f.s been called
on account OF Che accident of
Mrs Heta Roberts. who ha. been
,'NNH'1 io boz home 600 Fourth afra.f
MllN serious Illness. b. much lu.
Mi.. Nlld Nuzum. who ha. boon
p'ndinE flr past two wrrEs with o..
laflseq or Akron. Cd ras arrived rl,g.
Mr- W. D. SfofaL of Wfa.Iir.
spent yesterday with MR. rrd Nr- d.
~, McI "ddon on Eighth street. This
W. o. HOPKINS is confined to his
, i,1Ils ON Birch avenue with a serious
Misses Mary and Nouo Beam will
l.a'n today for Cleveland %. 90 DO
INC guests O. relatives for few d4v.
'.... q. Hf'NIn. of Lynn. Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
GREENLEE CASE
alleged Shoplifter viii Be Placed on
Trial in Criminal Court
This Morning.

ms morning in criminal court will
ns heard the case OF the State vs.
Elizabeth Greenlee. charging her with
shlplifting. She is company with a
companion were arrested some time
ago with the goods on her. This is
NOT me hrst time that Mrs GreenIee
rs tdceG me local courts on charge
sue was found guilty OF shopliftinr
ana given six months in the county
lal. nut succeeded in getting ont he
iore her time was served through tho
Kindness OF her friends.
~ Is understood that her attorney
WI endeavor TO convince the iurv
MAJ MS ciIent is kleptomaniac ami
not TO be held responsible FOR nor ac
tons. Mrs. Greenlee comes from ~
ONO side near Nefs II Is under.
stood that she Is OF a good family
which makes the case even stranger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Revlvals Contintte

The revivals which are being com.
Quoted at the First VI. r: Calvary VI
y. and the Christian churches OF This
city VIII continue at least one weel,
longer. The meeting at the above
churches are far beyond expectations
ana many additions TO tn various
mes are being made. The Ran
list church also had seven accessi,,,i-
70 the church last Sunday when the
pastor delivered his third OF a series
OF sermons. The choirs OF the above
churches are rendering special music
each evening and all are cordially I'm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

ed 10 have Rev. NJ. b. Palmer. of the
Mission station of the Presbyterian
Laos Mission of the Board OF Foreign
Missions 10 give an interesting lecture
IN the First Presbyterian church in
TINS city next Monday evening The
OF the members of the Christian Pm
deavor society of the church. MIR. Pal.
mer has Just returned TO this country
on a furlough and is addressing the
churches which he represents. The
lecture will be featured by lantern
slides and costumes used in the for
elsh lands Will be worn by local per
large crowd and all are cordially
invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
REV. KooNTz SPEAKS.

quite large crowd was present at
me meeting Of the NeirhborboCd
hible classes Of Wheeling which vas
heId yesterday afternoon al the y NJ
Z. a. building a. O'Clock Rev n
-. k'ontz delivered the principal ad.
nress 10 the members Of the classes
on on the subject Of How 10 Study tho
Bible" which was very iretr,,c, f,.,.
and well received bv an who ,,,orc
present. The meetings ~ the Noirb.
borhood Bile classes which are be
ing held this winter arc PROVING n
9eclded success and the meetings are
being well attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Hitchman coal mine. at Benwood.
Saturday morning will recover. so
stated the mine physician yesterday.
Stenoski. who is employed as a min
or at the mine, was badly crushed
about the chest and body and was
removed to the hospital at Glendale.
where II was first thought that the
accident would prove fatal How
ever. he is recovering nicely and will
only b matter of time until he
can leave the institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Must Obey Lawn

Many complaints are being received
at the city building to the police re-.
garding local persons building fires
IN the rear OF their homes and that
the same are not fifteen feet from
the nearest building The law reouires
tnat all fires must be at least mo
above distance from the nearest
building and that person should
watch the FIRE Hereafter all persons
must see that the fires made OF rub
blsh snail be the required distance
follow. VIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Marble Funeral Held.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Milton MARBLE. who
died Saturday morning at the late
home on Meighen avenue. were held
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock at
the family home. Rev. G. G. Lanham,
pastor of the Calvary NJ T.. church.
ofiiciated. Interment was made at
the Allen cemetery az Sherrard short
" following the services. The funer-
al was largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Making improvements.

Riggs Bros. local contractors. re-
ceived the contract for remodeling
the second floor of the Myers store
building at the corner OF Third street
and Jefferson avenue for the /. o. o.
F. lodge Of this city. The large hall
VIII be partintioned off in several
rooms and will be made one OF the
best places for local organizations to
hold meetings. to be found in the
city. The work will be rushed as
rapidly as possible and will be COM
pleted within a very short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
FROM
OHIO
FROM
xntslitgsncsr Bureau.
Columbus. o. Jan 26.


Columbus. o. Jan &c.
Action on the coal mining bill now
Dofore the legislature may be post
poned until next year. Neither the
operators nor the miners are salts
csd With the present measure. which
vas based on n report submitted by
= commission which was appointed
last yea rto investigate the coal
mining Industry OF the state after
m anti-screen bill which has been
passed by the senate was killed IN
the house. Governor Cox having
hearkened TO the pleas OF the coal
Operators that nothing should be
done with the bill until a survey had
try.
Both operators and miners object
TO that provision In the present bill
which gives the state Industrial COM
mission authority TO say what per-
centage OF slate. dirt and other for
efgn substances shall be permitted
IN the coal offered for sale. This Is
the one feature OF the bill that pro-
tects the consumer and the leglsla-
ture II not disposed 20 pass the
measure without this provision.
This clause might work a hardship
On both the. miners and the opera
tor. II n contended by the men en-
n4od In the coal mining business
peeod TO hamper the Ohio operators
~ place them az a disadvantage
with the operators OF West Virginia
Wnere special efforts are now being
made to unionize the coal mines.
But Is action on the bill IL TO be
deferred the overtures must come
from the miners as the governor had
promised them favorable action on
an anti-screen bill. and he IL not
disposed TO 20 back on his promise
to them and run the risk OF losing
their support at the polls next fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for a week OF prayer 10 be held at
the First NJ. +. church at Glendale
each evening this week The meet
ings began last evening and the
church was well filed. The meet
ings are in preparatio nfor the an
nual revivals which will be started
on February 2nd. and continue for
an indefinite time Rev. Hickman.
of West Union. w. Va. will have
charge Of the REVEALS and comes
very highly recommended All are
cordially invited TO attend
illustrated Lecture.
Arrangements have been complet-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
M0UNDSVILLE
To Move BuiidInqa

Contractors started work yesterday
to moving the two buildings located
on the site for the new Federal build
Ing as per Instructions from the auth
critics from Washington. ID. G. The
large Blankensop factory located on
lafayette avenue will be put under
rollers Immediately and will he moved
ten feen further north on the avenue
The factory has suspended operations
while the work is being done. Frank
Made. of this city. has the contract for
moving the building. The Dressed
residence on Seventh street is also be-
Ing prepared TO be removed to Fifth
street II. J. McFadden, local con-
tractor has the contract for this work
and placed n large force OF men on
the job yesterday. This residence will
be moved to Fifth street near the
north corner of Lafayette avenue.
The site Is TO be cleared within the
next fifteen days and II is thought that
work will be- started in early spring
on the new Federal building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Getting AIona Nicely.

Word was received from the Glen
dale hospital late last evening to the
effect that Attorney ]. Howard Holt,
Of this city. who was struck by a shift
Ing engine n few days ago. will recov-
er and II getting along very nicely at
the institution. The attending phy-
cician. DIR. Eskey states that the patti
.ent will be able TO leave the hospital
within the next few days and will be
removed to his home at the corner OF
Seventh street and jefferson avenue.
His hip Is not broken as was first
THOUGHT but badly bruised and Is Civ
ing him considerable pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

lntelliqencer 1914 Almanac for 25c
at the Nichols News Stand. Get u
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Miner Will Recover.
Nike Stenoski. the foreginet who
was caught between two cars at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Arrangements have been complot-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-04-10
sALT|NG WILD MORNING GLORY
Gasoline and Coal Tar Prove Ineffect-
ual as Weed Destroyers,
Photo by American Press Association.

Henry Barrett has resorted to salt
for the destruction of couple OF acres
of wild morning glory on the ranch.
south of town. By experimenting.
be finds that salt is the only sure
annihiIator of this annoying weed.
He tried saturation Of the soil wit b
gasoline, then setting FIRE to 1t. After
the kurn over, the morning glory
would grow as proliHcally as before.
The same result followed an applica-
tion of coal tar after torch had been
applied to it.
Mr.. Barrett will sow Eve tons Of
salt on his foul ground. He finds
that the salt renetrates the soil to
hard pan, totally destroying the morn
ing glory. OF course the effects Of
the salted soil ia detrimental to all
vegetable growth and will remain SO
fos three or four years or until
through 3ultivating process 1t evap-
crates, when crop resumption will
take place.
In Mr.. Barrett's opinion the wild
morning glory is tLe worst of all weed
peste, and he saws there is more OF II
in existence in this vicinity than any
are aware of, only those who have 1t
on their farms. He believes there
should he no secrecy in the matter.
but that an open fight should be made
against further enoroaohment. 1t Is Q
hard weed to control. from the fact
that cultivation scatters it broadcast
over the field. to take root from everJ
joint covered by soil.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-04-10
Greatest flag Pole.

The greatest fagpole of Oregon hr,
which was towed to San Francisco
from Astoria for the Panama Pacific
Exposition, will be set in place on the
exposition grounds in the last week In
May. The timber, donated BY the
Whitney Lumber Company and towed
to San Francisco in one of the Ham
mond RATS. was cut 10 the Nehalsm
country. 1t Is 246 feet long and Ia
feet in diameter at the butt. 1t weighs
93, 900 pounds and contains 28.bl5.46
feet of lumber. Owing to its great
weight 1t will cost fully $1,000 to pre-
pare the zig stick, raise 1t and set IN
place. 1t will be the largest fiag pole
standing In the world.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-04-10
SPuD GROWERS BAD GUESS
Forty Cents +. o. b. Not Attractive to
Potato Shippers.

Mountain potato growers who held
their crop over in hopes of higher
prices are doomed to disappointment
for market quotations on tubers are
down. The Oregon Journal racantly
sized up the situation as follows:
Buying of potatoes at Oregon eoun-
try points has again ceased. For a
while several of the represen tatives Of
California firms have been filing a
few orders on the basis of 400 GENITAL
I. o. b. cars, but even this price is
not attractive 10 shippers.
The reason is a plain one. Oregon
producers continue to consiRn heavy
supplies to the California trade aud
the usual thing results--the wants OF
the market are badly oversupplied aud
extremely low values arc in effect.
The price has teen constantly ebbing
and on this character of market
buyers do not care TO take hold as only
losses result from their activity.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1914-04-10
Baby Chloroformed. Dies.

The death Of the infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Vonderaho, which
occurred Saturday at the home of the
ohild's parents in Milton following
the administration Of chloroform pre-
paratory TO the performance Of minor
surgical operation. has been investi-
gated by DR.. q. s. Garfield, coroner.
who has decided that no inquest is
necessary. says the Tribune. The
child expired within three minutes
after the anesthetic had been 6rst In
hsled. according to attending pbysi-
clans, as quoted In DR.. Garfeld's re-
port, and they say less than dram
was used.