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Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
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w. T. Parish was 9 business visitor to the state capital today.
 Gentleman wants furnished room. Only something first class.-BX. 25dtf l Boswell Umsted is in the city for few days.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Pills at the City Drug Store 69btf
 Miss Birdie Torian of Weldon was shopping here today.
 For Rent-Furnished room, R317 Laurel Street. 127d6
 Mrs. J. w. Grubbs has return ed from a visit to Hot Springs
 MT. and Mrs E B. Bond arriv- ed home on No. 7 this morning from a few days visit to Mem lphis.
 For Sale-well bred Setter pups. First come, first served. TT. M. Rorex, Swifton, Ark. 12btf.
 Miss Fannie Calhoun of Grand Glaize is shopping in the city today.
 Cedar Fence Posts, Sash, Yard, lower end Front st. 33btf Doors, Lumber, Shingles, Brick and Cement.-Hubert's Lumber
 Call Sam Denly about the Va cuum Cleaner, the only sanitary way. Telephone IF. 304dtf s. Heinemann made a busi- ness trip to Bradord this morn. ing.
 Stovewood-gum $2.00 load, $500 cord. Phone P. s. White I117dtf.
 Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. - Chester Robinson. 1Sdtf
 Mrs. J. w. Stayton and Miss Mabel Stayton are expected Mabel Stayton arrived home this afternoon from a stay at Mont eagle, Tenn.
 Bowen's new barber shop nov ready for inspection. Your pa tronage invited. 84btf
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02

For Rent-after Sept. l four rooms, furnished or unfurnished, .412 Newport Avenue.-F. J. Smith. 22d6t
 Mrs. c. L. Grant and baby daughter arrived from St. Louis this morning and are the guests of Mrs. Gustave Jones until to- morrow when they leave for their home at Lake Village.
 Phone 71 for Western Union messenger to run your er- rands to all parts of the city. gain. Prices reasonable. Phone n 26dtf
 Turf oats, seed rye, hay, bran, chops, shorts, wheat chops, oats and corn.-Bowen's Cash Store. 28b1m.
 Misses Antoinette Bond, Mary Frances Hays and Josephine Deaderick are entertaining this afternoon in honor of Miss Elise Hirsch.
 Wanted-Furnished rooms, 
 with bath accessible, and board or furnished house. Address A, Independent. 27dtf.
 Guy Johnston of Batesville was here last night going home from Jonesboro where he accom- panied his brotber Ray John ston who entered the agricultur- al school of that city.
 Mrs. A. G. Anderson and lit tie son, Flynn, left this morning 1 for their home in St. Louis, af- ter visit to Mrs. A. J. Wolf and family.
 All kinds of housenold goods, new and second hand, sold al auction on Front street every Saturday.-A. Bullard. 90b1m
 Coming-this Thursday at the PALACE THEATRE, 3 Rec Seeing South Ameri. ca With the Colonel Roosevelt Expedition" A big stupendous scenic production, together witt a regular program, with a two reel Keystone comedy, "Ihe Knockout" One price always, and 10 Cents. 27d2t.
 Mrs. Charles Holmes of Little Rock arrived this morning anC is spending the day with Mrs. J B. Avera and will leave this ev ening for Batesville.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
Frank Foushee a Candidate.

Frank Foushee has become a candidate for Justice of the Peace of this township through petition of the voters and sub- mits his candidacy. He is an esteemed citizen, a man of fair ness and good character, who has many friends that are SUD- porting him for the office.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
Free Lecture Tonight.

Under the auspices of the State and City Boards of Health, Dr. D. M. Molloy and Dr. H. A. Taylor of the United States Pub lie Health Service, will deliver an illustrated lantern slide lec- ture on MALARIA. All persons are invited and urged to attend. At the court house, tonight at 8 o'clock.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, they cannot reach the dls eased portion Of the There ls only one way to deafness and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by inhamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustaehan Tube. When this tube is innamed you have rumhlng sound or E,l- perfect hearing. and when t IS entirely closed. Deal ness is the result and unless the inflammation Dc taken and this tube restored to it's nermal coni Aon, hearing twill be destroyed forever; nine cases oat Of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is notnng put an innameo condition Of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case ol Deafness caused by cAtarrbl that cannot be cured 9y Halls Catarrh Cure SeBc for circulars, free
 r. U. CHIMNEY X CO.,, Toledo Q Sold hy Druggists. bN
 IuAe dall's kamily FAs ios coast aAtila
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
Conway Hail was here yester-

Conway Hail was here yester- day morning going home to Batesville from New York City.
 Coming-this Thursday at the PALACE THEATRE, three Reel Feature" Seeing South Ameri- ca With the Colonel Roosevelt Expedition" A big stupendous scenic production, together with la regular program, with~a two reel Keystone comedy, "The Knockout" One price always, 5 and 10 cents 27d2.
 Attorney General w. L. Moose of Little Rock was here today on jhis return home from a visit to his daughter, Mrs w. F. Rogers at Batesville.
 Oak and Hickory Wood any size load for sale. Special price on car lots. Jno. R. Loftin, IT,, Phone 58. 59dtf.
 Mrs. w. w. Walkup and Miss tGladys Crockett of Batesville ar rived in the city this morning to be the guest of Mrs. W. B. Grant.
 Knox mends shoes cheap, III Walnut street. dtf.
 Joe Greenfield of Batesville spent Tuesday night with New port friends.
 J. J. Ball of Little Rock came up from that city last night.
 The many friends of Curtis Allen and H. R. Payne, who were formerly with the City Drug Company, but who have been at Helena all summer, will be glad to know that these two young men arrived in the city last evening and are again asso- ciated with the City Drug Company.
 Carl Hirsch, who will leave on Monday for his new home at Little Rock, is the house guest this week of MT. and Mrs. Geo. R. Hays.
 Governor George w. Hays of Little Rock arrived this morn ling from a trip up the White riv- CT road and spent this afternoon in our city, meeting our people. He will leave this evening for Cross county, where he will Ispeak at big barbecue tomor- row.
 Misses Carrie and Willie Stri- der of Cotter are spending today with friends in our city. Miss Carrie Strider is on her way to Tillar, where she will teach this winter.
 1 Charles Brasch and wife and Alfred Heinemann and wife, all formerly of Newport, but of late at Muskogee, Oklahoma, have moved to Jeans, Oklahoma, where the two men have gone into the mercantile business.
 Dr. D. M. Molloy and Dr. H. A. Taylor of the United States Pub lie Health Service, are in the city and will give a lecture at the court house this evening at 8 o'clock. Every citizen in New port, both men and women, should hear these two special ists on malaria.
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
For Rent.

Two nice homes, hot and cold water,5 rooms and bath, 618 and 620 Main street. Apply to J. W. Wallace, Stayton Building. Phone 380. 23dtf
Newport daily independent., 1914-09-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight fair; Thursday cooler, fair.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
Oonnerftaa. 8 Wdrs 1914
GrOluiirllle.

ueber BITE WGrme i'm Snnern Der
Grbs finb nsuerbinss pifenfdaftli4t
5eFftsllunsen setroffen ipOrben. bic
elm bebeutenbes SntereHe bieten. Cine
Rommiffion befannter ameritanifder
@slsbrter. gu Der electromagnetic Der
treter Der @rberforf9uns sebDrtsn,
bat ii9 por siniser 3eit in bas @ebist
in Der gaGbs bss gsIlOipfOns Purts
osaeben, bas Der seolosifden Sors
fduns BON ieber reide guffdliiffe sez
ipGbrt bot. @s mar bprlpisssnb 9lufz
gobe Der RpmmiIfon, bur9 fprtipGh@
renbt MeHunsen Der 9emperoturen In
ben perIdisbenen grbtieftn, bas biss
berise tpiHenfdaftliae Wiaterial iibsr
bic WGrms bes grbinnern au flGren,
au bertiefen unb in ipeientli9en Punfa
ten elmer Hn9priifuns au unter5ieben.
gu bieiem 3tped ipurbe bon Sngez
rieuren Elm 8obrlp9 bersefteGIt. bas
etnt Siefe BON 2240 Wetern ailfpies.
Dieiss 8obrlp9 biente BON bornberein
unb ausf9lieblid Der tpiHenf9oftli=
den 5orf9ung. um bon Der M6rme
i'm Snnsrn Der @rbe senaues 3ablens
material au erhalten.
Mlon fam auf @runb biefer Inter
fu6un9en su iiberrofdenben grgebz
nifen, bic gum She'll Der geoloeif9en
Sorfdung ,unbetannt seblieben unb
man6e tpiFenfdaftlide Meinung, bic
btsber als feititebenbes pifeuf9ofts
lides 9lrion, gesolten batte, umitieben.
Sc feien i'm fplsenben bic 9oratteriz
fttfdften 3ablen piepereegeben, bic
bon ben 9elebrten feitseitelIt tpurben.
SIN elmer Siefe BON 500 Metern ipurbe
eine Wdrme bon 26 9rab geliius sez
meHen. Die Mefunsen ipurben ipei=
terbin INNER in Ibitdnben BON 80
Metern porgenpmmen; ba ii9 ober
bierbei nur seringe Wdrmeunterf6iebe
ersaben, 70 feien bier mir bic 3oblen
genannt, bic in ben 9tbitGnben bon
800 Utetern bic WGrmegrabe beaei9>
men. Sn einer Siefe bon 1000 Metern
6atte bic grbnGrme IA @rab GelIius
5rgenommen unb betrus 90 9rab.
Wdbrenb Der Wdrmeunterf6ieb bon
800 su 1000 Weter nur ID 9rab be-
trus, mar bic Differena in elmer CRIB
tiefe bon ipeiteren 500 Metern f6on
I'm 20 @rab geliius geipo6fen, ba
in 1900 Mteter Siefe eine 8Grme BON
So @rab feitseiteIlt purbe. @nbli9
feien nod bic 3oblen genannt, bic turs
DOr benz 9lbfdIuB bss 8obrfodes in
feiner Siefe bon 2221 Meter eemeFen
iporben iinb. Sier betrus bic CRIB
tpdrme nidt tpenieer ols 1874 @rob.
Sic mar alfo gegen bic Semperotur
In einer Stefe bon 1900 Wletern Inn
runb Is @rab geitisgen. Oiefe sgeIts
itelIunsen finb umfo intsreFonter, dls
bos 8obrloh BON 2240 Meter Siefe
au ben tiefiten 8Obrl0dern Der Grbe
aGblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
Gin 9(ds6aus.

Die sroBsn MDsIidteiten, bic tn
elmer @erpenbuns bes @lafes als
8aumaterial fdlummern, baben bic
Oi9ter f6on oft infpiriert; nun tpirb
mon tn Deutfdlanb binnen furaem
@elegenbeii 9oben. gum erften MaI Elm
faft ousfdlieBli6 aus 9las berseitslIs
tes 9ebdube gu feben unb fih Elm
Bib bon ben mannisfa6en reiabollsn
2i9tz unb Sarbenpirtunssn su mas
den. bic bur9 @lasbauten eraielt ipers
ben tDnnen. @s banbett ii9 Tim bas
bon bem 2lr9itett Bruno Saut ents
iporfene sroBe 9lasbous, bas bei Der
Notwithstanding in aDIn erfteben
lpirb unb iiber bas bie .8auipelt" in
ibrer neueften Drummer einise inter-
eiiante Mttteilunsen mo9t. Das
80lner @lasbaus reprGfentiert iid
aIs elm bon elmer mGdtiaen Rubbsl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
Renntiers gnoe.

Der 2appenpost Staaf bot Der nOrs
ipegif6en Regierung einen 8eri6t
iiber bic Genntiersuht Der 2appen i'm
berflofenen Sabre einserei9t. DARN
betont er, bab bas Qusferben Der
Renntisre MIR nod eine sroee ber
3eit fei, tpofern ni9t eine fdIsunise
Sebung Der gaenntitr5udt ebentueGf
bur9 sefeBli9e MdBnabmen erfplse.
Die 3abl ber Renntiere, bic 1912 nod
29,346 betrug, lit isbt auf 25,761
berabseiunten. Der 2appenpost fiibrt
bic @srminberuns ber RenntieraabI
bauptfd9Iid auf ben atImdbliden
llebersang Der fogenannten Rennlaps
pen gu 5ifderIappen beap. 8ettlsrIop<
pen auriid. Der 2appe sibt ndmli6
unter bem GinfluB Der ibm gsbradtsn
&ultur bas Nomabenlsben auf er
ipirb feBbaft unb ftbelt iid in pirts
liheren @egenbsn on, als es bic ftno,
in benen sr friiber nit ftinen Renns
tisrbeerben berumsog. 8efonbers afut
III bic Renntierfroge in Seiterlunbs
2eben getporben. @ost Staaf befiirs
iportet, baB bic nortpesif9e Rssiea
rung S6ritte tue, Tim bic iebt nod
eriftierenbe Rennlappenbeb0lfernng au
erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
Cine eo(e Cat.

Cine in tiefe srauer setIeibete alte
Dame sebt lansfam, auf ben arm
zines 8egleiters geitiibt. in ben
gbamps>@lbfees fpasieren. Gin ala
ter, biirftie getIeibeter Mann, benz
man Die 8GIte unb ben Sunser aus
ben bobIen 9tugen unb ben aitternben
@lisbern ablisi. fhleppt fih sniibIam
an ibr porbei. Obfpobl er NIT feiz
mem Wprt uno feiner @ebGrbe Inn Elm
4lmofen bittet. Dffnet bic Ooms in
Srauer TIRE 96rie unb min ibm sben
elm @slbftiid in bic Sanb briiden. als
pl6blid5 Elm goIisiit auftau6t. SD
babe Sic beobadtet," idst er barfd
unb iegt bic Sanb feit auf bic Sdul@
ter bes fait aufammenbre6enben 9llz
ten. nSSyd perbafte sic ipegen Bette
lei" 2ebbaft ipenbet fih bic Dame
in Srauer basesen. nSie irren fi9
pirtli4. mein Serr." faet fis eifria
gu benz goliaiften. mir beibe," = auf
ben 9llten beutenb = .batten nrr cine
ofte 8e9nung gu bsslsi9en." Damn
nimmt iie eins Sunbertfrantennpte
aus bem portemunnaie unb briidt fie
bem 9(lten in bic Sanb. .Riht
fpabr. iebt ift dGIes ridtig, nun iinb
mir quitt9" fagt iis NIT sinsm freunbe
liden 2GdeIn. Der alte Mann bleibt
in feinsr Sreube iteben unb murmelt
Sesenspiinf9e fiir feline @obltdterin;
Der poIisiit ssbt topffdiittelnb ipeiter,
unb bic 8aiferin Gusenie febt ibrsn
Spaaiersans fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
See6ran6e Tiere.

Die 5rase; OBJ oud Siere feetranf
tperben. mub nod ben 9ema6ten Grz
fabrungen beiubt tperbsn. 0oB ii6
bie Seefrantbeit bel ibnen berfdieben
nnb bielfad abtpei6enb BON Der BEL
Meni6en Gubert, lit ebenfaGs bepbo9z
tet. Ollie Siere obne llnterf9icb, oIfp
nn4 bic pilteften. tperben auf bem
Msere Sabmer; es iiberfommt iie elm
@efiibl Der Silflofisteit unb @dpd6e.
Die Sunbe iinb beioubers aufseregt,
brdnsen ii9 on ben Meni6en beran
unb perlieren ibre SreBluit. 2absn
limb febr f2eu unb dngitli9 inb Ius
9en einiame 8eritede auf. 2lffen boz
ben beIonbers bon ber Seetranfbeit
au leiben; au9 ben @Dgeln febt fie
bitl 5u. Ollie mogern ii6tIi9 ab, perz
fdmdben bns Sutter unb rperf6tpeiz
gen.. Die Seetranfbeit forbert felbIt
Spfer. nomentli1 iperben fie ouffdui9
BET ben Sauben. Gin Siertranspprt
our See mub INNER NIT befpnberen
gbs unb @insGnsen re9nen. DaB
tid fhlieBIicb aud Siere on bic See
fahrt setpDbnen, itebt felt. glm fee
tiidtigiten" aber ipeifen fi9 @9peine
unb S9langen aus. glls mertfpiire
big mub nod permerft iperben, baB
felbit bic SdpimmpDsef, ou6 Mesrz
pDsel, bic fidh bod ouf bem' Maifer
unb BON @eIIen fdauteln IaFen mill
fen, bon Der Seetrantbeit nidt bers
fshOnt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

setr0nter GROCER popillon; bic auppeG.
bic in Der Sorm zines Rbomboebers
an arpitalIformen erinnert. lit aus
@lastofeln suFammensefebt, bic bur9
Elm @ifenserippe seftiiBt iperben. 2fls
SodeI bes 8auss bent 8eton; I'm
nebrigen aber berrfdt iiberaG bas
@las por. bilbst in Jorm bon slGIers
men @oufteinen bic Wdnbe, ielbIt Der
5uBboben lit aus @las fonitruiert.
Ser srobe @Iasfaof tpirb eine 8reite
bon 10a Meter unb eine SDbe bon u
Meter ouftpeiien unb burd bic sS6s
nung bes @loies tperben bier eons
eieenartige unb reiappae 2idtabftus
fungeH ersielt perbsn. Gin befpnbes
rer Sruamentraum ipirb bann nod
seisen, in pie bislfdltiser Weife bas
@fas i'm mobernen Sousbau su fiinit>
.erifden Sarben unb 2idtipirfunsen
oertpenbet fperben fann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
enltans Geid)enf.
Ware beinabe cine ihnberbare llsbers
raI6uug gcmoroen.

csn ber .@oIfI6en ,3eituns" pirO
cine luftige GpiIobe er5dblt. bic ii4
geleeentIih bes eriten 8eiu4s &aiier
Dilbelms in &onitantinopel i'm Serbit
1889 abTpielte. Oamals befdentte
ber Sultan 9lbbul Samio ben @ait
aus benz 9(benblanos iebr reid. 9(ber
er pollte ibm gar gu germ nod eine
defenders 9aratteriitifhe grinnerung
an feline Sauptitabt perebren. 90
nurbe benn penige Sage Dor Der 4nz
funft bes beutT9en 8aiiers elm anses
Iebener Sutpelier In Pera beauftragt,
iraenbeine 2(rbeit Der @olbf6miebes
fnnit su befddffen. ipslde bem be-
aeihneten befonberen 3ped entfprd9e.
Der eSupelier mar in srDBter 8erles
aenbeit; bic 3sit NOR gu tura. I'm elm
@ef6enf fiir eineu &aifer anSufertiz
gen. SnbeFen, man bebente, mas ss
beibt; Elm 8efebl bes Sultans! So
fiet ibm elm, baB er por langerer 3eit
Elm Runitpert perfertigt battle. oas er
pienei9t tppieren tonnte. Sc NOR
elm Iilberner Sofelaufiab, ben befanns
ten sseuerturm bon @aIata baritellenb.
@r fotte bieies 9unitrperf benz beuts
fden @eIongberein in aonitontinopel
aeliefert, Der es .feinem Gbormeiiter.
einem Sberbeamten Der Ottomanbont,
gum Geident sema9t, als Oisier ben
SaftierItod anberen 5Gnben iiberges
ben bate. Der SupeIier beeab iid
Iofort au bieIem Serrn unb bat
i'm, ibm ben SofelaufTab fir
einiqe Sage gum 8opieren gu
iiberlafen. Der Serr sing barauf
Elm. &oum iaber botte Der Supelier,
elm fiinbiger 2ltmenier. ben Safelfab
in 6GnOen, aIs sr itd iagte. ss fei bod
eirddder, biefes ferti9e &unitfpert bem
Sultan au pertaufen. @r telepboe
nierte ben 8efiber bes Safelouffabes
On unb ma6te ibm ben 8orihlag. Sc
nsr lsbnte ob. Der Supelier aber lieB
fih trpbbem nidt IRE MAIDEN, er batte
fi1 einmol in ben 9ebanten, ben Suls
ton 10 fhneGl sufrieben gu itellen, pers
tiebt unb fubr nit bsm SafelouffaB
ins gaIais, mo man benn auh febr
erfreut mar 70 f9neG Elm pofenbes
@efdent gu baben. glls man bann
bel gsnouerer 8eiidtieuns bes Sc
f9entes am SuBe bes Surmes bon
@alato eine oeutfde sSni6rift fab. err
tldrte ber Qlrmenier avf 8efrogen, bob
iie nur eefdi6tliae 0aten iiber ben
Surm, betonntlib Elm 1leberreft alter
Geitunesiperfe. entbdlts. Oos fdien
tber erlpiinftbt als itDrenb. unb 10
fpurbe Der &ouf perfect au einem 10
onfebnlicben preife, baB Der Sutpelier
ii4 ba9te, Der 9eIiBer miife pa6ns
iinnig fein, ipenn er niht fehr eliidz
Iid iiber ben 2tbI9luB bieies 9efhafts
tpdfe. 60 begab er iid gu bem Oeuts
f9en unb ioete ibm einfad, bab Der
SafelaufIab i'm 8efib bes Sultons
fei Inn bemnGdIt bem &oiler aef6entt
gu iperben. 0arouf Gntfeben bes
Serrn, Der ni6ts giIieeres au tin
batts. aIs ouf biplpmotifdem @ege
ben 3auf riidsdneis gu MAIDEN, fonit
batte 8oiier @ilbelm einen iil6ernen
Surm bon 9oIota gum @efhenf err
baltsn NIT Der Snfdrift: Der beutide
Mdnnerdor in apnitantinopeI = fei@
mem Dirigenten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

6 In strst f6risb sinmaf auf einem
SotenTdein perisbentlib feinen gioz
men in bic Rubrif: Sobesurfode.
SsIbffsrtenntnis iit ber erfe Sdritt
sur geHeruns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05
Photo by American Press Association.

Association
pDsd. eraniuns r epa Booth aommonbanin Der
slsarmse amsra bic t 3si auf elmer Jnipeonsrss bur
BEN Soa gp orf bonb bat in pen Sren sob Selnoms
rsst SRI Booth bic bnbers burd ibre Sdtst au bm Ge ber
@tdngnsfOrm Der Mni6hs srobe 9sne ssist bat ba snfom'
men, M in Glma g. g. cine aniprae hi unb puo nod Der 5Is
armeean. in Der @ab gp gcrt geba f bem grufiu'
entsanbung unb npD grhpns bornieb.ras Die asra Hpsn
bab bic Ranfe Iid bab piebsr erhoIen pirbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

n5reunb@ = bas iit entiptber
ein Mann, ben mir brouden. ober
Elm Mann Der uns brnudt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-03-05

1a6barfinber lisben fid oft,
aber iie beiroten iid nur felten
eben neil fis chamber 81 fieb baben.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-02

ROMERO MAKES PROMPT
REPORT TO TREASURER

Santa he, Got. l County llcas-
urer Eugenio Romero, of SAN Mi
gucl county, is "lohunN -ou lhe-spot
this month, for De s the ntt to Turn
over to state Treasurer o. IS Marron,
the states shart SlllN.bN- of lhe
september MN collections Receipts
are expected % be- low this month
from taxes hut from other sources. the
treasury was Well remembered today
j. b. MoManus turned over Si6a.bj OF
convict ,ttn0ngs. The state corpora
ton commission paid In S52o.5O ct
corporation fees and SiSA OF Insurance
fees, Game Warden 4 q. d. haca
turned over Si,s Gao the game pfotcc-
ton lund
But the biggest Wad az all came
from Land Commissioner Il. T.. Ervion
who fofked over sct5Sb.62. ut which
$4,000 goe, into thy common school
income fund ana the balance into the
funds Of state institutions lt is the
largest amount ever paid over for amy
month but ds notes for ieascs are not
due until tcdlN tho amount turned
over this morning merely represents
the advance payments and the urNt
ihitly-one days VIII see Ncriinhle
flood of cash into the state land office.
The office carries over 100000 In
bank deposits aud am aggregate OF "a
most Sl,b0o, 1000 in notes and contracts
10 purchase
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-02
Gas, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
A SICK STOMACH
''Pape'S Diapepsin" ends al
stomach distress IN five
minutes,

Time II papr's Dapepsin VIII d.
eest anything sou eat mud overcome =
sour. gassV or out-ot-ordcf stomach
surely within five minutes.
If your meals don't III comfortably,
or what YOU eat lies llSe q lump Or
lead IN your stomach. or II you have
heartburn, that Is Il sign OF indiges-
ton
Gel from Your pharmacist a MY
cent ease OF Papes Diapcpsin and tah'
Ia dose just rs soon as you can. The
viii be no sour rlsings, no belchina n
undigeatcd food mixed with acid, nu
stomach gas or heartburn. fulness or
heavy feeling in tho stomach. nnuseh
facilitating headaches, dizziness Of IN
testinul gripping This viii all ac and,
besides. there viii be no sont food lett
over in the stomach 10 poison your
breath with nauscous udors.
Papes Dlapepsn Is certain cure
for uut-of-order stomaohs. because n
takes hold OF your food and digests N
just the same as il your stomach
wasn't there
Relief in five minutes from all sto-
mach misery Is waiting for you at any
DRUG store
These large fifty-cent cases contain
enough "pape's Diapepsin'' to Keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders ana indigestion for many
months. 1t belongs In your home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-02
SUNSHINE STATE
EARNS ITS NAME
J, AND THEN SOME
Weather Report Shows That
Old Sol Was on the Job Dur
ing September Month Was
Warm and Dry,

Santa Fc, oct. Not day with
out sunshine. in fact, not day with
out at least H. per cent of sunshine
is the weather bureau record for Sep
TENDER. Yet. this was IA per cent be-
low the normal Of the past twenty
four years. No wonder New Mexico
is called the Sunshine state. The av-
erage for the month just past was
GAL per cent as against rs per cent
for the normal. Sixteen days were
classcd as cloudy, I | as partly cloudy
and % as clear
September was also warmer than
customary. The highest temperature
recorded was 50 degrees on September
IS. the lowest A degrees on septem-
Der 80, monthly extreme range of
only 80 degrees Surely, for equita-
lleness New Mexico climate can not
be beat. The mean maximum tenn
perature was 744 degrees, the mean
minimum 51,5 degrees and the mean
SO degrees, whie h is PA degrees above
the normal of the past forty years
There were eight days that had
more than OF of an inch precipita-
ton. The greatest precipitation for
any twenty-four consecutive hours
was .2l of an inch and the total for
the month was only SO of an inch
as against an average for the past
thirty years of 164 inches Neverthe-
less, there is still an excess in precipi-
tation of 1.2S inches since New Year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-02
PEACE TREATY
WITH RUSSIA IS
SIGNED BY BRYAN
Cars Empire Twenty-Sey-
enth to Agree to Think It
Over for a Year Before At
lacking Uncle Sam,


Washington Oct Secretary
Bryan. for the United states, and
Ambassador Bakhmeteff for Russia
today signod treaty binding the two
nations to submit AN differences that
cannot be settled diplomatically to
an International commission Of five
members for Investigation during a
period Of at least one year during
which hostllties may not be COM
menced.
This Is The tWeniy-seNenlh OF tht
su-called Investigation treaties rfd
follows in general why the lines VI
those previously negotiated with ma
tions all over The world.
Similar pacts have been signed be-
tween the United States aud reat
Britain and France Negotiations
with Germany and Japan have not
been entered into formally. although,
the general proposition was submit
ted To those nations along with the
others early in the present admins
tration
30 treaty Of any Kind has existed
between the United states and Russia
since President Taft ahfogatcd the
commercial treaty ~ 1889.