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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
BUY "a LOTS IN
THE RAYNOLDS
ADDITION
w. H. Springer and L. c. Ben
nett Purchase Block at 9th
and Coal Avenue; Other
Real Estate Transactions.

W. n. springer ana l.. e. Bennett
owners OF the Springer Transfer
company. today recorded deed By
which they become owners Of twen-
ty-four lots la the ReSnoids addition
constituting two hail blocks 'front.'
ing on ninth street ana Coal avenue.
Tho consideration o. not made pub
ne W. u. springer stated this az
tcrnoon that ne and AR. Bennett had
purchased the property as an In
Neatment and had no immediate
plane for Ia use
other real estate transfers recor-
ded today are aH follows.
broadway Land anu Improvement
company 90 ]. a. Griest, lots 2 and
. In block 20. Eastern addition.
J. ~. Matthews 10 n. l.. DOds0n,
lots 20 and "a IN block &c" Man
dell building ana Residence add
tion.
John Collins 81 al and the City Of
Albuquerque 10 Mount olive BaptlH'
church. lot 6 IN block 40 original
toWnglto.
Nyra A. Yarchow 10 Anna NJ.
Kistler, lots 10 and 90, block 20,
Perea addition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
GOES ON The
BILL BOARDS
Five Hundred Full Sheet Post
ers Telling About Next
Months Event Will Be Dis
tributed Tomorrow.

Five hundred lithograph fun sheets
have been received and will be dis
uibuted over the billboOrds OF Aihu-
querque ana New Mexico tomorrow
by Mayor Sellers, advertising the first
annual Albuquerque automobile show
to be held in the armory February Q
TO ~ Inclusive.
The posters are The real thing Ia
advertising literature. being pre-
sentiment Of very handsome young
lady looking out over what would
seem TO be- about an the automobiles
and most Of the people IN this section
OF New Mexico, The posters are TO
be used not only here but IA an towns
throughout the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
ASSAULT CHARGE BY
R. |. BACA
Speaker of House of Repre-
sentatives Of Legislature and
G. Garcia in Violent En-
counter.


Especial Dispatch 30 EseHiHR HeraIdl
Santa Pc. n. NJ, Jan. 2a.-G. Car
cia of this city h. defendant IN an
alleged assault case. hearing FOR
which was set for this afternoon. the
complainant being Roman l.iberado
Bncn, speaker OF the state house Of
representatives. According Ca the
story current here today Raca, who
Il ~ said has announced his candi-
dacy Tor mayor on q "dry" ticket. en-
gaged Garcia In conversation az the
Montezuma hotel regarding support
In the campaign. Garcia, Il n said.
resented The advances and the two
engaged in q violent encounter in
which the speaker came off decidedly
second best The ease viii be- thresh-
cd out this afternoon in q justice az
the peace court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
PERSONALS.

Mark Levy. Of tho New Mexico
Athletic club. left last night Tor
santa re. where he win virt his
brother. Jake Levy, for several days.
Or. y. 4. Dempsey of Beion urriv-
ga IN Albuquerque this morning ac-
comnanylng a patient To st. ioscph's
hospital.
state Treasurer o. y Marion re-
turned this morning from q short
stay Boo Santa Pc
George =. French of Denver, tray
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
SHORTAGE or i,EADY
CASH IN Las VEGAS

Las Vegas. n. a.. Jan. 81 nclay
In the collection az taxes has caused
"a lack OF ready cash ior the cts OF
Las Vegas The general fund is over
drawn and the library is running in
debt according Co facts ELECTED al
the city cohncil meeting this week.
Upon the Interrogation of Alder
man Hays Clerk famine showed
various funds Of the city io be- bon the
following condition on January
Library fund. overdrawn 500. nre
hydrant fund balance Of $4,000, i'm
torcst fund. balance OF Sa,i1T2S, az
which $4,000 IL on time deposit draw
ing interest az per cent. sewer
fund balance Of t2,G9s. 20; general
fund. overdrawn Se202.Sf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
What is WOmGn'S
Beauty but Health
And the Basis " Her Health and
Vigor Iies In the careful Rceu-
latioH ~ the Bowels.

II woman's beauty depended upon
cosmetics. every woman would be IL
picture OF loVellncss. But beauty
lies deeper than that. II lies Ia
health. IN the majority Of cases
the basis Of health. and the cause al
sickness. can be traced 20 the action
Of the bowels.
The headaches. the lasaitude. the
Hullow skin and the lusterless eyes
are usually due 60 constipation. So
many things that women do habitu
ally c0nduce Go this trouble They
dc not 90; carefully. they eai indi-
Kcstiblc foods because the foods are
served dnintlly aud they do not cx-
orcise enough. Bnt whatever tho
particular cause may be ID is Inn
portont that the condition should be-
Corrected.
An idcal remedy for women, ana
one especially suited To their deli
cate requirements. h. Or Caldwell e
syrup pcpsin. which thousands ut
women endorse highly. among them
Mrs. e.. =. Vance, Of Gil - Ray 81,
New castle. pa. a. times she had
spells Of indigestion 80 severe that
rh" thought she would die. syrup
pepsin regulated her stomach ana
bowels. and she attributes her cX-
ocllent health today 60 this remedy.
Az the family can use Dr Cald-
wcll's syrup Pepsin, tor thousands
Of mothers give q to babies ana chill
drcn. ~ o. also admirably suited 60
the requirements % elderly people.
In fact to al who hy reason 81 age
or inflrmity can not stand harsh
salts. cnthartiCs. pills or purratlves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
IfE DIDN'T DiD lT
TALES ABOUT OUR
BELOVED STATE
ALL LIES SAYS
GOVARNOR
Only Small Minded People
Blame Board Of Equaliza-
ton, Heatedly Declares Ex-
ecutive at Tax Meeting.
8 l.2 MILLS TOO MUCH IN
SANTA FE COUNTY, CLAIM

. st0ckmcn Dodge, Allegcd.
= Roswell. n. A., Jan. 23.--'I
= expect TO treble the tax rolls on
= sheep and cattle this year, said I
. Assessor Herbert Of Chaves coun-
= o. today. II have already foind I
= Information that is startling.
= said the assessor in the i've I
= stock rcnditiuns. There is no I
= usc IN people owning real estate I
= bearing the heavy end of the tax 4
. burden. stockmen must come
= across too. There is way 20
. find out how many head OF stock I
. they have ana I'm going Co do &c. 4
The failure 60 give fun REM 4
= dillon constitutes perjury under I
= the law. which n punishable by
= sentence Of from one CD dvo 4
= years In the state peniteutinry 4
= and fine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

Santa Fc. y. NJ. Jan. 23.-"Carcless
talk" In regard to tho condition "of
our beloved state ~ New Mexico" ls
absolutely false ana without founda-
tion.' according 40 q somewhat vis-
orous statement made last nlpht no
tax mass meeting here by Governor
Mcdonald
The governor. In some dudaeon. To-
Tended the action OF the BOAR Of
equalization in lie "hlaukct raises.
made without any study of the state
wide tax situation, and lot % Doe easily
inferred that all criticism OF the pres
cnt TAX system or the financial ccn-
dition of the state emanatcs from UNI
desirable citizens seeking To- make
political capital. The governor stat
ed. almost belligcrently that he has
never yet turned his back" upon rny-
thing-including. presumably the
state troasurer-and expressed deem
desire to set up and debate everything
with some one somewhere.
Tho report of committee Of avo
was received. the report STATING So
found the levy In Santa re count Co.
be about eight and half mills above
the ieeal limit for city and coun,,
purposes. The committee was con
.tinued, 10 take up the MISTER with the
city and county authorities Tn,
meeting was largely attended and
many prominent citizens took part in
the discussion of ways and means Co
amoliorotc the taxation situation IN
this county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
roo LAVE TO CLAssTFY.

HOUSE ron RENT New, modern.
fve-room mousse. basement, mun-
dry tubs, sleeping porches. etc. i0i
South High street,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

WANTED--Bright American boy. 10
10 rs years old, ono Who speaks
Spanish preferred. 10 learn shoe bus
mess Apply 2ifh w. Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

-Four Migrants and one plain drunk
made up the program IN police court
this morning. receiving each ten
DAYS In Jan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

The HERALD want Ad gets
the beUt rsSultA ! A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
whisky,
TO OF
usefulness b
OhtNE
utcy tases and oior, secretly drinks ORRiNE No
results money
Refunded Costs only siOo box Ash Tor FREQ booklet ieag OR
ALNARADo pIArstACx gsrs ana cola
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
Der 9[nto lgO2oludl.

DiofiiIon. O6io. 26. Ofto6er.
9ei cinem 9Iuto-llufaG. scr iid
3citc 5ll triiber W3orgenihtnoe in Ser
9ldbe oieier Stoot ereignete, wnroen
bier %erionen getootet mo 5pei 9Ser
ionen ibpcr 0erleBt, wd6reuo cine
finite leihtere @erlebungen erlitt.
Die Eooten peIbe iomnItlih in Ga.
nal 0oper po6nten iin0 Garl 9lu.
pentbol 5rau Gorl 9lupent6al. Sugo
Sorn, Srau Gli5abetb 1orn. Die
Shmeruerlebten limo 5raii Clara
Spar uno 6rau Gli5abet6 Gmoocn
ebenfaas bon Canal Goper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
lle6erfaLL nnf stn0enten.

Yl aoifon @is., %. Ofto6er
Gomoro S6efier BON @lorriionoiae.
&D. Gin ShIoent, lpuroe geiteri
9Ibeno. pd6reno er NIT einem iungen
I1dodeu in Der gid6e oes ltniperii.
tdtsgebdnocs ipa5ieren 9ine pon
5wei @egeIagerern our1 mebrere
Sdiilie mn6riAeinlih tootlid per.
mllnoet, Die 9}nubaeielen 6otten
porber iAon bier auoere Stlioenteu
ibcriaacp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
iSreiaeiprudlen.

9lap %fanibnliot BON Der 9lnflagc Der
@rmoroung ieiner 54meiter.
gao9 ibpeben Oie 9Influgen gc9cn
ibn icine gItcrn rno cine 2ebre-
rim octoOtet 8u 6abeu.
Quincp, S,a., 26. Cftobcr.
9laD YfanidmiOt mnroe bellte ourb
cine SurD i'm N}c0onog6.Gountp-
@reiSaeridt BON Der 9(nflo9c ireigc-
iproden, Ieinc 59pcitcr. 9lnnhc, cr-
moroet SIT 1aben. @egcn i'm lHmc-
ben nod sic wcitercu slnflogen, iei.
uen 9ater, ieine Nditter uno cine
Sduae6rerin SRI. Gnnna aoenpctt
crmorOet 81 baben.
1as 8erbrcben, onS Dem &ro0eiie
3u @rmoe liegt, ee60rte 81 oen erdB-
li9iten. sic ie in Der @eIdi1te pon
Sainois 8u 0er5ei9nen ipnren. Gic
Gltern &foni1miot'S, feline S1lueiter
uno SRI. aaenpen mitr0en am 80
September Dor. Sobres in oen 9Rui,
nen oes EfaniAniotiden Sauies, eli
Meilen iiiOoitlib bon Guincp, ais
2eiden ollfgefitnoen. Die 2eihcn
moren itarf perfoblt ood) eS lieBen
iiA nod Spureng3erfennen. welhc
auslpieielt OaB oieiel6en eriHlogen
~n0 tbeilmeiie 5eritiidelt paren.
9ino @fanidnIiot, Der oomals nod
ni9t 9an3 81 Sabre alt mar, oos Gin.
5ige iiberlebenoc @}it0(ieo Scr 6onii,
lie, muroe oes @er6rebenS angeflaqt.
Sn Dem erlten BroaeB pcriudte Die
qlnflaee6eboroe 8r 6elpeiien 0aB Ser
iirnee @fani9uiot, Der itarf peri1uI.
oct imO nit einem SRI. Git6er geeOer
oerlobt mar ieine GItern lno Ieinc
SHweeitr tootete, nnt iib in oen Be-
iib oeS g}adlaiies 5u lesen. Die
Surp CAB oamals elm auf D5dulois~
loiitenoes @er0ift ob uno @fauidmiot
batte am 10. Oftober 6inqeriAtet
iueroen ioaeu. @o6 oas Supremac-
ridt BON Sainois oronete alif oie Be-
rnIrng ser 8ert5eioigung bin cinen
nelten Fro5eb an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
0catIdlauOs qlbfdJtcn.


SeutIdlauOs Nbiidten.
@csiiaIi6 Ganooa's. @iu bic bri-
iii6c Dominion peocr angreiien,
nod 81 coloniiiren oeriudeu
ginc @rflarimg Der oertidcu
@oti6aft in @rgdn5ung ser 9leu.
Berlmgcn @raf 8eruitorff's.
g9ofbingtoiI 26. Sftobcr. -
Sbmobl 0elti6lanO Der glniidt lit,
ooB CANADA, inoem es Gruppen ge-
gen Qelitidlauo ms 6eIo ianotc, BEN
@eiIt Der Monroc-Qoftrin perlett
bat, beabIibtigt 0cutidlano nidt
Canada an5ugrcifen ooer ocn @criub
5u MAIDEN, Gonaoa ST coloniliren.
Dies miro in elmer grflGrltng betont,
peldc beine BON Scr oeltihen BOT
i6aft erlaiieu ipurOe. 9ie @rtIdrung
loutet: uao
Scr 0elti6e Stenlpumft lit Der,
OoB Canada, iilOem esoin einen euro-
pdii1en aries eingriff iid ielbit
ouBerboIb Oes gfa6mens Der W1on-
roe-0oftrii gelteat Bat.
Dod 0eutiblano bat niHt Die 9lb-
iidt, CANADA an5psreiten nod Ga-
naOa 5u coloniiiren.
0ieie Grfldring beOeutete cine @r-
o6n5ung Der geitern BON Dem oelt-
I6en @oti6after, @raf @ernitorff
ausgeoriidtcn 9lniicbt, oaB Die Gouo-
oier our6 ibre Sbeilnabmc an Dem
ariegc etwaise aggreiiiOc MaBnab-
men 0eiltidlano'S gegen iie geredt-
fertigt bdtten
lin peiter 81 erldutern, marum
Die oeutI6e &egierlng ii6 in elmer
fornellen gtote all oas StaatssDepor-
tement, Die am 8. September ourh
9otIdafter @raf 9ernitorff iiberreiHt
por0en mar, freiipilig 0erpflihtete,
fcine 9luSoebnung ieines Colonial
@c6ietes in SiiO-9lmerifo 81 iiihen,
mic aud iEmer ser 9rieg ausfoIeu
moge, erlieB Die oeuti9e 8otihoft Die
folgeu0e @rfldrlng:
uSene 9lote puroe oamals geidrie-
ben. neil 2oro @initon Speucer
Gbur6ia in ieiner 9otidaft an oas
amerifanii9e golf gelaot bate, OaB
0eutidlan0, fans es in oieiem ariege
iiegreiH iein wiiroe, oie Wlonroe-
Goftrin an9reifeu fpiiroe
9eutihe @cfangcne in
Jrantreid.
g9nfbington, 26. Sftobcr.
9ltf GrIubeu oeS 6iirlten @abfelot.
Gro6enberg oes iuriitiibeu Seird-
tbes ser bieii9en oeutiden 9otihaft,
bat ouS StoatS Deportemcnt es beiite
unternommen our6 bic amerifnni-
iden oiplonlotii1en lmO goniularbe-
amtcn 0ie 3abl imO Oen 9lufentbalts-
ort Der -0eutiAen @eianeeneu in
Srnnfreib ausfin0ig 81 MAIDEN.
Gs lit feine 9ei9weroe gegen bic
9e6anolrng iener @efangenen erbo-
ben porOen; Die oeiitide &egieritng
mohte iib lcoieIid ooriber ulforni-
rem, mic groB bic 3abl Oieicr @cions
9encn lit rmo no iicb oieielben oui.
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
9lidlter QpHdl in g[ftion.

9(6eroecn @aiH., 26. 0ftober.
Wlapibo D1iaer, Elm i8-ia6riger
9'eger, meldcr anaeblih eeitdnoig
mar Elm iim9eS meiBeS 0}ao9en cri.
ninell anaegriifen 81 babelt puroe
aeltcrn bier BON einem @'ob ouigc
Dduot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

mo 81 trinfcn mo Uies Ibm eInen
@laB I'M Sifi5iersmogeu an. Su5wi.
iten oiirfte er ibou freigcIaiien NOR
ben ieiu.
Sffi5iere binter Ser
5ront.
9lus StruBblrg gebt Der .6rauffi
3eihmg" Elm militdriides Stim.
nulngs6ilo 5u, in Dem es II. ". beiBt:
SSu 0en felogrnuen llniform5ouber,
Der bier oen @rlmoton oes StraBen-
le6euS a6gi6t, miihen iid nod ab iuo
81 Ser in Der @arniion 3uriidgeblie-
beucn blaue 9}odc uno rotbe 9(ilf-
iblGge. Ger gemaltige glpparot Der
W1obiImaHing erforoert einen 9roBen
Stab BON Gffi5icreh Die 81 Souie
oes Cienites eluig gleicb geIteatc ll6r
in @ong baIten Sduiig limo es all
tere @erren, oie in Der 6ront NIT
i6ren Stlrm uno 0rang niHt mebr
taigclt Oielfab ramponirte @ehrno.
beiten, Die Sen anads Ser Selo0ienit-
llntaiglibfeit ooOon trugen. Gafiir
limo lire Slngen i'm 6elOe. Sic limo
Der @eOanfe imO Die 3drtlibfeit Die
fer alien Soloaten, ole 5um Ebeil
iel6lt Oen Shladtenldrm 1870 erle6t
Mn0 bic 0ennoh meidb Der0el menn
iie bon ibren S0bnen ipreden born
in Der 6ront Sm Gfii5iers-Goiino
am 9roglie.@lob pereiuigt mentlueg.
te Observation-Disclosures Die nbinter
Der 6ront~ gebliebenen. @lan iibt
bei'm @}ittao6roo. Su oieuitlide @e.
iprdde miiden iih warme, Ddterlihe
Salite. Nlan bort MIR oieies E6ena
0eiltidlan0 unO Die ainoer.
ga fommt &oterl
Sin GrIebniB, oas foum ipie Elm
onoeres oie @eHielf1ac oes arieges
mieoeripieeeIt, berihtet oie n@ebers-
moloer 3te.~ Inter oen in @bers-
wol0e eingetroffenen oitpreuBii6en
5liihtlingeu befano iid auh cine
Srou nit 5rpei fleinercn &inoern aus
Der @egeno bon 9luenitein. Sbr
Nfnnn mar BEL 9lus6rli6 Oes Grieges
ioiort einge5ogen mor0eu. @eitern
fam bic 5rou nit ibren 9inoeru uno
einigen 9efonnten auf einem Spa.
5iergongc ourh 0ie 8rcite StroBe.
@Ioslid rief Der cine sSunge. n0o
tonlnit @otcrl4 llnO ribtig. es mar
@ater. Gr mar oIs &ermlnoetcr nit
cinem Tronsport noH gbersmaloe
Gcfonmen, obne ooB er bic geringitc
glbning onoon bate, oaB ieine 9ln-
gcDorieen oort ieien. Gr tpuBte iiber,
baupt nihts bon ibnen, ebenio penig
pie Die Seinen ctlpos in Der Iebtep
Set BON ibm geb6rt batten. Ore
6reltOe oieies mertiuiiroisen @ieoer-
icbens fam man iid ausmolen.
Zen oentihen 10 aOels.
OGltideS DldoeL MN bor' NAL Sit
Sin Sieo iou sir erflinseu
Stel' IN sic Grub bic 9Gtoeridu6
llno LAB Oein Singer uno Springcu
HeltidcS @ldoeI, INN gi6 mol cdt:
Ndt San5 mo Spiel it's Jest porbei
Ter boie 6eino fam iiber gloht
Eie @elt lit Griee uno arie9SgeiHrei
Geine 9riiOer iteben ale i'm 5elo,
Gein gater nabm bic @ebr sur Sano,
SSeOer cin 5treiter, ieoer Elm Selo,
N}it @ott fir aonia unO @otcrlanO.
@eiB feiner ob er mieOertebrt,
lln0 geb'n ood ale in Shritt uno
Eritt,
9dmpfen uuo iterbcn fir SQus inO
Sero,
GeutiheS @idocI, lm0 fir bid
mill
Ieutibcs N11ocl lmo mas t6uit 0u
9ei oa Dem Sonimer uno all Der
9lot62
Ste6it on 3ur Seite ino iie6it nlr
5lt,
llno peiuit Dir floocno Die 9leuglein
rot62
@ii6 oeine E6rdnen ob eeidpinO,
Gie E6rdnen magit ou sir ipdter
aonnen,
Sebt 6rolden mir Ser5cit Die topfer
iinO.
lIno brauden Sdnoc, Sic 6eIfen f0n.
men.
Der 9lntOsWiOlOdl.
OlafiiIon. O6io. 26. Ofto6er.
9ei einem 9luto.llnfaa, scr iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

Smmer5u CAB es @iiifc uno 8niiiic
9lls er bier enolih ais SanOsmoun
erfannt muroe, CAB man ibm gum
Merger ser 9luiieu, reidlid 81 eiieu
inO 3u trinfcn mo mies ibm einen
&laB i'm Oiii3ierswogeu an. Su5wi-
ideu Oiirftc er i6ou ireigeIaiien NOR
Oeu iciu.
ffiainrn hinfnr npr
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11

According to the bureau of crop es-
Inmates, Of the department Of agFi-
culture, the forecast for New Mexico
on September first was As follows:
Corn, 2,65O,OOO bushels, as compared
with l,572,OOO in 1914; winter wheat
l,O5O,OOO, in 1919 65l 600 bushels;
spring wheat 10000, bushels as COM
pared with $500 in 1918; oats, 1885,
600 as compared with 100000 bushels
In 1918; potatoes, 10000 bushels, IS
compared with $4,000 in 1913; apples,
800, 900 bushels IS compared With660,-
900 In 1913; tame hay $1,000 tons, as
compared with 3Oa 900 tons In 1919 IL
would look IS though the New Mex
leo farmers was In for prosperity this
year, providing be can sell his crops
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11
NOTICE
Department OF the Interior
u. S. LAND OFFICE
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Aug. B. 1914,

NOTICE is hereby given that Harry j,
Casey. OF Lordsburg. N. NJ, who. on Dee. 10.
1919, made homestead entry, No. O786O, for
swK MEX; Eh Nwk; MEX swA, Section 8,
Township % s., Range IS W, N. NJ. p. Mer-
idlan, has filed notice of intention TO make
anal three year proof, to establish claim TO
the land above described, before Don H.
Kedzie, U. s. Commissioner, at LordsburG, N
NJ on the l4th day of Sept. 1914.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11

The school board had quite a time
in settling about the school principal
ship, which caused a week delay In
opening the school. The LIBERAL
announced some time ago that the
board had hired Mr.. German as prin-
cipal, and it thought everything had
been settled. MI. German was well
recommended, and had been especial
ly recommended by State Superinten-
dent White, but before the contract
had been signed Mr.. White notified
the board that Mr.. German had no
certificate as a teacher. Under the
law a teacher has to have a certificate,
or he cannot draw public money. The
board notified Mr.. German that the
deal was of, and began looking for
another principal. MI. German was
surprised at the receiving the notice.
He wrote the board that he expected
1t to fulfill its portion Of the deal, as
he was going to fulfill his portion.
He SUGGESTED that the state educa-
tional department look up its records,
as he was in possession Of a certi6c-
ate, issued by that department. The
record was finally found at Santa Fe,
which showed Mr.. German had a GER
tiicate with a year to run before II
expired. Another complication arose.
in that MI. German had not attend
ed a summer school this year, but
County Superintendent Eckles had
the authority to excuse him from
this, which she did, and so everything
was satisfactorily arranged, and Mr.,
German appeared on time, and open
ed the school last Monday.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11
Arizona & New Mex
leo Railway Go.
PASSENGER SERVICE
Mountain Time

PASSENGER SERVICE
Mountain Time
Southbound. Northbound.
8:l5 AMY. Clifton, Ar.-4:4O pm
T:s9 AMY. Guthrie. Lv.-4;m pm
S:l9 am-Lv. Duncan, Lv.-3;O6 pm
s:a5 am-Lv. Lordsburg, Lv.-2;OO pm
lO;45 am-Ar. Hachita, Lv.-l2:35 am
Southbound train connects with
Southern Pacific westbound trains
No. 1 leaving Lordsburg at 11:35 AM.
also with Ell Paso s. Southwestern
Golden State Limited No. 4 for the
East, leaving Hachita at 1855 A. M.
with trains Nos. 5 and 8, East and
West bound leaving Hachita at 1890
P. NJ.
r. K. MINSON,
General Passenger Agent, Clifton,
Arizona.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11

According to the records Of Cooper
alive Observer Mcclure in August
the thermometer got to 100 or better
four times. On the first 1t was l0l;
on the 2nd 1903; on the 10th 100, and
on the 10th 10l. Notwithstanding
this the mean temperature for the
month was a little below normal, 1t
being s0.8 degrees, while the average
OF the means is 1913. However, 1t is
for the large precipitation that the
month will become noted. The aver
age August precipitation is 1853 In
Ches. This month was nearly three
times that, being 4.O6 inches. The
summer has been very wet. The nor
NAL precipitation for a year is S.2S In
ches, and for June, July and August
1t is 5 SO inches. This year the pre-
cipitation for June, July and August
is 1852 inches, more than double the
normal, and within 81 Of an inch Of
the normal annual precipitation.
The greatest precipitation with
In any "a hours was on the 18th, when
.85 OF an inch fell between Q and $3.50
p. m. There were eight days when
more than .Ol Of an inch fell, the
smallest AMOUNT that is measured.
There were 8 clear days, 20 partly
cloudy and 3 cloudy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11
NOTICE
Department of the Interior
q. S. LAND OFFICE
Las Cruces, N. NJ. July Is, 1914.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ephraim Hill,
father and heir of George A. Hill. deceased,
OF Palestine. Ohio, who. on August %. 1907,
made homestead entry, No, 6lT3 (022Ss,) for
NWk, Section Is, township 2s s. Range 81 W,
N. NJ. P. Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make Anal Eve year proof 20 estab-
lish claim TO the land above described, before
Kirk Hoffman, Notary Public, at Grdenvhle,
Darke County. Ohio. on the sth day .of1 Sep
tember 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses;
II. L. HOyt. Of Rodeo, N n.
l.. II. Jones, Of ROdeO. Nan.
o. L. Cassidy, OF ROdeO, N. NJ.
n. @. Doughty, Jr. OF Rodeo, N, d.
The witnesses will submit their testimony
before Asa o. Garland, u. s. COmmissioner,
at ROdeo. N, NJ, on September s, 1914.
John L. Burnside, Register.
First pub. JuIyA
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-09-11

Or. R. E. Buvens,
DENTIST d.
East Main 81.