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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
ELoPERs UNDER ARREST.
Married Couple Arrested on Great
Western Train.

Fort Dodge, June 30.-Acting on
telephone message from Sheriff Wheel
er, of Rockwell City, Chief Jordan yes
terday afternoon too man and
woman and IL year old child from
Great Western train and is holding
them pending the arrival of the sheriff,
who left Rockwell City on receipts Of
the news Of TIE arrest. The mans
name is Jess Overs and the woman is
Mrg. Minnie Lee. The child is the
daus liter OF Mrs. Lee
The man. Jess Overs, left his wife
and three children, one, six and eight
years old respectively. and the woman
husband and child in Knierim.
At $50 this morning strange car
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
KILLS BROTHER in FIGHT.
Muscatine Youth Breaks kin's Neck
bv Blow Of Fist.

by Blow Of Fist.
Muscatine, June 30.-Accepting the
challenge Of his older brother, John
Cozad. aged %, to go with him to the
timber near the city and settle their
differences in a fist fight, William
Cozad. aged 10. struck his older brother
a terrific blow. breaking his neck and
killing him. He then placed the stiff
ened form in the buggy and drove back
to the home, where a physician was
summoned, who said the brother had
died Immediately. William was ar
rested and charged with first degree
murder. He is now in jail at Upton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
SUGAR a. a Cleanser.

When the hands are dirty try adding
4 little sugar to the soap with which
they are washed. The sugar increases
the lather and also cleansing power
of the soap and removes dirt and stains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
WOMAN WEAK
and NERVOUS
Finds Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Creston, Iowa. Ell suffered with fe-
male troubles from the time / came into

WomanhOO0 unui l
had taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Com poun d. I
would have pains if
i overwork ed or
LITE any thin 6
heavy, and l would
be so weak and ner-
vous and in 80 much
misery that I would
be Frustrated. A
friend told me what
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
TEST IOWA QUARANTINE LAW.

MeGregor Case Interesting to Dairy
Cattle Breeders.
McGregor. June 30-A test case Of
the right of the state of Iowa to pro-
tect it's farmers from the shipment into
the state and the distribution of tu-
berculosis cattle is being made at Nc
Gregor this week.
In February, 1913. F. s. Kinsley, a
mem Der of the Iowa animal health
commission and a resident of this
place, received word from DR.. James
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
!. Some 'Sdf the Features Of
BEST'S
Double Action Gas Range

I II uses the heat in the oven twice and
burns two rows of fro in the oven
instead Of three or four.
The oven bottom will never burn out.
It does not heat oven when you broii or
ssss..
II does not heat broiIsr when you bake
or roast.
Both broiIer and oven fires in plain view
when the doors are closed.
+ Al valves have regulating orifiee for
gas pressure.
Il 10 equipped with esst's patented
oven and broiier pan.
Ooth oven and broiler has tie own par
tseuiar burner designed for it's own
psrtieuIar purpose-the "eest" way.
e d snasnslsd inside and outside and
esn b kept clean with . damp cloth.
q USES THE HEAT TWICE
SOLD ONLY By
...ss. 40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
NcnnhIlrnn IInnd Inn.

WIN the rapid approach oi the H'-
publican convention 90 De- apparent thar
Tho party is soing 10 have its hunds
iun IN straishtonins out the differences
that have been splitting THE members
of the party FOR some time. Tho num-
ber Of GindidstsA active aga receptive.
would more than make up d full stat,
ticket ana the nfoblcm th1f Uoafron's
the leaders is to satisfy oll these uiIi a.
hungry politicians with "a state core
porlt.ou commi-sionership. % uousfas-
siouul nomination ana some b,rth- loo
tho lower huus, oI The state lcg.sia-
turc.
The race Cor The ONCE Of corporation
commissioner has been further come
plicatcd hy the entry OF -S,CEudino no
nero of las Vegas. former United
states marshal and the Republican
boss Of SAn Miguel county. Romero
can swing a big number of Republican
votes and s. SONG 60 make the raUo 20
hot ono.
Judgr NJ " Mcrhem. uu ardent
Roosevelt man. BE- ont FOR thc nomiu' -
ton 10 cougtcrr. and d. g. figured th1t
ne could DO much coward GctfiuE the
standpattors and the Progressive 'H-
sether -Drluing Headlight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

Of a cartoon wherein Harvey - Fer
gusson was pictured with appraised arm
and knife prearing 10 end the lie OF
an Innocent lamb. Tho cartoon was
supposed to illustrate the speedy death
which Ferguson and Democratic poi-
lcies would bring to the sheep and
wool industry Well. the wool is sell
lng throughout the state az from ~ to
80 cents a pound. az least 6 cents q
pound higher than II was al h timo
the cartoon was 80 prominently dis
played. and mutton-weli It's so dog
gone high that no least an editors have
forgotten the taste. In the natural
order Of thinrs Harvey should have
had that sheep killed before now, bat
evidently he has not. Hanging In the
office Of q prominent Republican In
this city Is the same old cartoon.
showing the same old sheep, wuitins,
: almost pleading that Congressman
! FERGUSON let the knife descend and
end rs somewhat extended Hfe.
prophetically. that cartoon Is ne biz as
fake and fraud as the Republican
party. and proves that ne a butcher,
or destroyer Of Industry, Mr.. Fergus
son is an absolute failure. The sheen
still lives. and Will. In the coming cam
paign, take the stump for Mr. Fergus
son-Clayton News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
\ LIVE IDEA

n ADDITION to providing one of
the most completely equipped
county teachers Institutes ou
record In ihc state Tor Bcrnatillo
county this wear. County .ch""l SUI
periutonacnt Montoyu has come for
ward with su idea for future county
Institutes which rs So eusiblc and
sound that b. ls almost certain tu Doe
carried into effect MI M~ontOya
PROPOSES that Instead pf holding
small and mediocre Institutes In The
surrounding counties that Rcrnalllln
county ioin with Mckinley, soudotol.
Torrance. Valencia aud Sot1rro oun
ties 100 holding 90 joint institute hero
under the supervision &C. the luiycr-
.it, of New Mexico.
Coming to Albuquerque Tor the
summer Institute work would meal
uo added expense Goo the teachers Of
the other counties. To many o.! them
10 would mean % Welcome change. Al
'N' |HNNN' NNN' .'N"'NhAN' ANh NNNff
makc available sufficient funds for
the employment OF 70 large faculty ~
experts which would be- many times
more effective than il possible with
tho limited faculties which n indi-
lidual counties could provide. The
plan is simple efficient. and eco
nom.Cal o. has met with instant
approval from the stare educational
agthuritios who Indicate that they
VIII not uuls approve 10 Tor this dis
trio, bat will urge DO for other dis
tri.ts OF tho state. az o. means FOR
moro effective institute work. and for
kceping the higher educational .nsti-
buttons OF tho state busy the year
around
fn thp meantime rcrnnlillo county,
with au Institute conductor ct nation
aI prominence and with experts .u
| rha,Ie1i culture. music and drawing.
domestic science and other depart
mcuts. Co. setting tho pace In work
Of ,bis kind Tor ihe rest ot the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
Time Ior liig g

The political ball in New Mexico has
been started rolling and from now en-
until tho closing of he polls ~ clce-
tIun dag In November something vii.
b., doing every day. Tho Ereat par
t,cs are nuIns up their forces patching
up the holes ana torn places made in
the former campaign ana busy ut wurH
attempting to mend tho dinorcncCs
wherever they can Doe found
TIA, heat of the summer win not a-
icrfcre with the spirit ~ the clfn-
.uJlsn. % VIII probably Doe the warm
D7t. the longest and most heated stunt
of its species ever pulled OF iu the
fair sunshine state. There viii no
mc1n things said. cndcnrinE terms
used aud methods foul rcsorted 90.
Do fact the big political ball viii not
be- allowed 90 gather any moss
There Is to Dee elected a congress
man. % member of the state corpora
tlon commission and tho lower house
uf tho state legislature. Il h Just tne
stage 1f the game noW tomorrow ~
always too latel to begin thinkius
about WHO would make good matcriIl
Tor the best interests OF The people.
sud when We say the people We ln-
clude the state. II b. often d|iliculi io
Induce the best men. men OF honesty
ability and good business sense. to
accept "a political Office. but now Is
just the time in tho history OF New
Mexico when g Is necessary tn have
such men In the state legislature
Springer stockman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
tINE ut NDRID WORkING
MIMnIiiS.

II VERY 81" often IL bc, ONE, ucC-
vs,Ify Goo recruit the member
ship az the Albuquerque Come
NOR. iAl club Thit s characteristic
uf ursanizatlour o0 ihp Kline Do docs
NOT mean thar 1ur commercial club
Dos suy less valuable COZ less efficient
unau similar auizat.oGs .u other
,t.,s lu tact our oruauiWuou.
taken thruueb lt- uhuIe history, Boz
ian above the average 100 result get
Ting activity. 30 is the history OF
600 community organizations unless
there d. constant attention 60 the
Keeping up ~ the individual interest
ot the membership that -mcmbcrshlp
viii ran away
just now q happens tlat Aibu-
qucrquo needs 10 mrgr. active organ
Iz1t.on of willing WORKERS men who
VIA ger in and vhoop thiugs up uud
furnish thc pat ON the Daek for the
men who Hrc doing the or44nizatioH'a
Roti. The oup has a complement
or especially ublr ofleets and di-
rectors Back them wifh five hum
cred men who are wilkins Goo yell
vhcH thcy ron. the bell, md Go shout
,uruuragemcui when thoy try hard
and miss me target. and There s no
imit u reason 60 the result. they eau
accomplish for A-lbuuucrgue
President cushman his first
slogan IS give hundred WORKING
members by July lst Bcginuins on
June -ad h Is his plan 90 make a
campaign Whieh viii complete that
number 81 members in "a week ol
less We shoald make THIS first and
very essential result so easy for the
officers OF the Commercial club that
they VIII have me- hesltancy al al 10
attacking me more difncult tasks
That are Immediately ahead OF then
uisd which must be- accomplished foi
thc commop advancement ana th'
Individual prosperity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

Gs'THIs state could mot s'' away
from |prosu.fit, this ycat
DO DO tried
This was the definite ana cheerful
statement madc tu ths F,yn.ug tier.
I|I Monday bt g. j. sclRrntpa.
general colonization agent of the
uw F,. after o. trip which has
lisDu him utr 80 sections cot Sew
N,Si,, reached HE santa ro lines
1ne SAINT, rr lines servo 70 good
three loufth7 OF the state. utd four
fihs uf Hs developed area ao that
Nr -slerttc. statement Is yumpro-
h,u.It' Also r is convincing Do
fh'. day ct uoudIua rate de-, .siuus the
general officer. 81 railroads are mot
a...u tp uptImistI, assertions. The
general Tendency Dos just the uppo-
sue MI SolRrhtos. Too. is AN cspc-
..aiIt Conservative man tho type oi
rb, modern scientific ]colunlzor and
builder who builds and colonies ANA
produces definite results before he
talks about b. when such O. man BIZ
willing o." say that prosperous coudi-
n"ns are certain Goo come in e given
territory. or district or region. they
Gre reasonably sure tu arrive on
schedule tim, % to boz fully up to
the specifications
Tho fact be- mat tho Santa FEES
.u~luuiz1tiuu agent in his Trim of in
sgcDtiuu. has found conditions IN
New Mexico just ns they have been
reflected bon the news columns n the
EyOniug Herald since the late winter.
when tho beginning was t|Urocnstcd
Of am unusually favorable season for
ali tho industric. of the ytatc and the
southwest. We can afford to forget
some OF the |hardshipa of the past
two wears. put them behind us, cheer
up ana make the very best 81 the
good times that are az hand. We
are WORKING his summer un The basis
Of 20 sure thing The wool aud lamb
and CALI crops are made, and they
/ orc bundles The fruit crops urc past
ul ordinary duneers, an are tho hay
croua and the grain These things
nspoll prosperity for New Mexico.
Conditions as they stand arc enough
To- make even the hardened political
calamity bowler ashamed of himself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
= PROMISING MINISTRY.

a ONE can got o. gJafp Of tho
~ tapIdity with whi,l tho dnir,
industry is developing In Sew
Moyigo uho du,s not read he weekly
newspapers OF the state. and ospo-
Dioiiy of eastern and central sc,
bon Last wocs Albuquerque busi-
mess men eat up when tnc Evening
Herald quoted The tuiai OF = cash
cream checks paid out curing the
week hy tho A@lbuqutrQu" creamery
and showing % total distribution Go
farmers during the week. 81 over
$4,000 That amounts 90 SIC. %
month 90 approximate, 5000. 600 O.
year; which is quite % considerable
sum ct cash To- pass into the hands
of farmers in the Albuquerque dis.
trict Moreover 10 is just 20 begin
ning. for. according Co the manage
81 "a local creamery. interest iu
dairyinE in this district Is CROWNS
almost as rapidl, as tho market for
the ereamerys product and ho pre-
diets double tho cream .oming iu
and douoIe the butter foIng out.
week Dos week. Tor the coming year
The Albuquerque creamery, in O.
way, is doing the pioneering tor
what promises 20 become "a huge Sew
Mexico Industry Much of the dry
farm country. with the able assist
nuce ct the clio. viii support "a dairy
herd when II Will not produce %
money crop, or support much Of
anything else Even la the years 90
minimum rainfall enough of ID crop
~ feed can oe grown 'o keep the
dair5 herd IN goo condition The
answer is obvious and the farmers Of
the dry sections have been quick
10 grasp ne -.guifcancs.
Another feature of th,s dairy inc
dustry worth thinking OF here 81
home. me se0o o0g which win Dee
handed 20 New Mexico armer OF
the Albuquerque district this year for
cream and which Will iemaln Iu
pretty active circulation here ana
@hereahouts. i- part a. the more han
o. million dollars per year which has
been going ont OF New Moxicu 60
colorado and Kansas and Missouri
for buttcr-and which never came
back That's one tcautilul thing
about making tbiua- and selins
Them at home. If the dairy indus
cav iu this state Keeps GA growing
go tho rate OF the past wear. there
viii come e time when no part OF
thar million or more viii leave this
state 40 ul iu exchange for butter
IN fact II Vy can believe tho proc
ph"ts OF our embryo dairy districts.
the lime Wil come bcfot, vofs long
when 80 VIII ue getting part Of the
other fellows million in New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

The Albuquerque Morning Journal
would have such stand-pat HepubIi-
cam us Spices. Catrun and Hursum
lead the Progressive loo the next cam
palgn. Evidently the journal forgets
that the Progressive movement b. %
revolt from sucn leadership and the
principals they represent Progress
siye ideals are as Ear from Republic
can as the north pole Is from the
south, ana M honey words can draw
them into the ways they have rejected
nor 10 the leaders they have repudi-
ated Ration Reporter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

bureau says In tie issue OF June 1:
They VIII be once more N the sad-
DIE and viii lead the ank and hie In.
TO the promised land OF political sue
cess
Now ~ far AZ the realm Of archac-
ology is concerned, these gentlemen
might very properly be- subjects uf
discussion; but FOR the Morning Journ-
al To come cut as the political chom-
rions Of Bursum. spiess, Catron, q
ais, is a shocking surprise. We are
stunned. Even for the Morning Jouru-
az th'- change OF front is most ass
tobnD.. -Santn Pc New Mexican.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

The political nght in New Mexico
this year VIII be- "a hard M and the
rcsult viii undoubtedly be- close. The
voter who supports the best man. ao-
rnrding to DAB. Judgment. b. becoming
go numerous hat hia cote Will more
than likely Doe cost for the winnihg
candidates Therefore the Democrats.
especially iu e. county so certain ts
Guadalupe. should uut uu ID clean.
strong man for legislative ,audid1to-
q who has POO black marks on his
.Tsyurd. Has n,cus and wcIisings cane
moo WHIT sumner Review
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

ease q as pure az the dew o. a peach
blossom, AZ powerful AZ the. heroic Morhe
demand of the most exact sclencc.
Ask for and insist upon getting ~ -
the worlds cure for all disorders OF the
blood.
For private, personal advico ~ stubborn
chrnnic rheumatism write at once 20 the
Swift Specific CO, 222 swift Building, At
lanta, Ca Their medical department 10
famous on all blood diseases, and u
equippcd 10 make psraonal blood tesla, ap~
proved b. the hiRhrat medical eui1Qfluea
Get a bottle Of \. y. \. today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

Tho New Mexican D. panied and
rrioved. not q say amazed. 90 nnd the
Albuquerque Morning Journal exploit
Ing n. q. Bursum. Charles \. Spices.
r y Catron. Major Llowellyn amt
other justly celebrated leaders Of me
Old Guard in New Mexico a. the scv-
crHl and collective Mofeses who are
going 60 take charge ~ the ProErc7-
Rive movement In this state and lead
the cohorts 81 Roosevelt 10 q glorious
victory The Morning Journal through
lts Santa Fe Politico-Archaeol0gical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

~ there SIRE signs % blood Impurities be.
fin using 4 =. AZ once You need II.
This Wonderful blood purifier an action,
start. into motion billions 81 ocils ~ the
liver, lungs and throughout the body
Everything Is kept on the move, luehet
your blood, gives your enfire blood clrcuia.
tlon q me thorough hath. ~ Just natur.
ally ana 10 a tNinkllug irriEates every
atom in your body. II rushes Into every
cell. eauAes every bone. iluscle, iiEament.
leuenns mucous surface and every nerve 90
thtlil viii ircei0m, with health, With new
sprinrinssk
And.hast NJ al. 4. s. 3, thoagh a pouer.
ful. eenfchmg, overwhelming eBeuy u din.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

Ex-Presldent R%oosevcit comes back
from the little Rnown regions of South
America and .lalms 10 havc discoNcrod
and put on thr man mn unknown
river. Hc no. -ooner made the an
nuuncemert than documentary cvi-
dencc was produced 10 show that the
same river Wrs known and mapped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

The Republicans, as get have de-
veldped no particular issuc ur issues,
ms the only possible issue Of import.
ancc 10 enter into the legislative cleo
ton is that OF salaries FOR the county
officials. aud as they are on record i'r
excessive salaries and a continuation
Of machine politics In the state. they
do not particularly care about having
that ISSUE diseased. -Cnrrizozo News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
ChiefyPolfical


Tho calling OF the Democratic stale
convention q be- held IN Albuquerque
August ~. should be the signal Tor
activity iu every county. san Juan
county Is entitled 10 i've delegates aai
should BE- ruily represented. Every
real Democrat in this counte shuuid
nx IL as q personal obligation ol him-
self 40 see that this county D. repre-
sented by a genuine supporter of vii
son ana Mcdonald Boz the neNt legs
lature.-Farminston Timcs-Hustlcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

We have seen She statement the
Col Ralph Emerson TWitcheli Is a
candidate Tor the Republican nomina-
t'oH for representative IN congress
from New Mexico. We do not believe
30. ana we will not believe b. until Col
uncl Twitchcll declares himself q can-
didatc. We believe that tho colonel
b. after hipser gamc.-Sanja Fe Eagle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

There Is no rcasnu for believing tr.t
"a COMPUTATION oi the Republican nld
Progressive parties would assure su'-
cess in New Mexico no the next oio'-
ton. Nj FERGUSON h. too stfong "a
man to meet with defeat in this state
The only way thar il could %, urourhi
about would br Tor the Democrats go
desert him Tor another Bnt This '7
likely tie be- popular enough NOW
90 defeat any combination brought
against him-Taos Recorder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

70 g. very evident that 'null' An
drcws has not lost amy of his optim-
ism loadine toward fooliug tho rcuplo.
lie idea uf the Republican nomination
Uf Nooscvolt and fhc unity of Tho
Moose and the a.. -. y l4 about 7s
clcnr and sinister @ pipe dream "a.
mas been encountered. Fortunately.
however. thor. is u small thing
with i, tu.w.f namely. viz Be won Z
wurk-NusNcll News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

several hundred ear ago. Tn, ctl-
dclt trouble win tho colonel is that
he wishes to he known az the Er'atp.'
gturrluh'r OF modern times as Vcll ts
The greatest statesman, the greatest
warrior, the greatest nnlnui"r tho
greatest socloipgist. and the Greatest
whltuut.-Alamogordo News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

During the last campaign IN THE
state the Republicans made great use
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17
Hunting Trouble.


We are sin looking fur those New
Mexico poltici1us-Nara Visa News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

It is current talk tha, Hon. Eifego
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-17

Le' a Herald ~aaa-aa save Son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-01
HdUc You Noticed HOU HAS Been"
Haze Been Paul10 Ball This Year?

Smith, who was canned by brooklyn
and Smith jumped right In and MADE
good. :,
Leon Ames, thought to be all
through In New York Is going great
guns for the Reds and Daniels, VINO
was counted out, has come back In
fine style. When Cincinnati declared
Dick Hoblitzel all through Boston's
Red Sox took him and he came near
making championship team. Char
lie Mullin pronounced unfit for the
White Sox Is making the best first
baseman Chance has had in New
York.
Vean Gregg. given up In disgust
by Cleveland. Is pitching magnificent
ly for Bostcn. Nunamaker, thought
a failure by Boston, Is catching good
ball for Chance.
Kirke, pronounced UNIT by the Bos-
ton Braves looks good in Cleveland's
outfield Cleveland. after trying out
a squad or youngsters, had To fall
back on Lajoie and Tuck Turner The
Federal league is filed with players
who we're pronounced ready for the,
discard, or who had been discarded
as worthless. Russ Ford and Davy
Jones. Artie Hoffman. Bates. Dolan,
Zwilling, Ted Easterly. Laporte. Otis
Crandall, Mordecai Brown--a host
of them and all playing good ball. well
up TO major league standards.