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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24
PRoGRAMA PARA Ell TRABAJo
DE Ia SESSION HA sIDo ARE.
GLADO.


"Sigan empujando la convention
educational" es ell motto mandado q
Alvan N. White, superintendent de
instruction pdblica del estado, por G.
@. Hill, de Roswell, quien es presi-
dente de la organization. Ell Sr. Hill
parti0 el Domingo para Atlantic City,
n. J, a atender d la convention ma
cional de la gran l0gia soberana de los
/. o. o. F.
El Sr. White anunci0 ell Lunes que
diez 9 mas residences de las varias
s%ecciones que seran Representatives en-
Ia proxima convention de los educa-
dores de este estado en- Albuquerque
en- Noyiembre han preparado progra-
mas tentativos. Ell Sr. White es pre-
sidente de la seccion de trabajadores
del institute. Ell presidira en- la Sc
sion de este departments y hara un
manifesto concerniente al trabajo
del institute. Ha pedido sugestiones
sobre mejoramiento del institute de
la Sra. Nora Brumback, s~uperinten-
dente de las escuelas de Belen Y
principal de la escuela alta del conda-
do de Valencia. FL superintendent
J. s. Hofer, de las escuelas de Tucum-
carl Sc lie ha pedido que liable sobre
"Que es Mejor en- ell Institute Para ell
Maestro del Tercer Gradow Ell pro-
fesor J. H. Vaughn, del Colegio de
Agricultural y Artes Mecanicas, habla-
ra sobre "Que es Mejor en- ell institu-
to Para Maestros de Grades mas Al
tos." FL lugar Y enfasis que deben
darse a los asuntos especiales en- ms.
titutos seran discutidos por la seho.
rita Marjorie Fuller, principal del
~departamento de musica de la escueIa
alta del condado de Colfax.
Habra discusiones despues de la lee
tura de cada papel y una discussion
general a la c~lausura de la junta. To-
dos los trabajadores del institute VI
superintendentes de escuelas de con-
dado Sc les pedira con urgencia que
atiendan a esta session.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

La Comlsion de corporacIones
de Estado tIene un campo muy ex
tense de utiIidad en- Nuevo Mexl.
co.
Puede hacerse uno de los ba-
luartes mas fuertes de los dere-
chos del pdbIico en- contra de las
corporaciones; tambien Sc puede
hacer una saIvaguardia de todos
los derechos Iegftimos de las cor
poraciones y tener IN efecto I'M
portante en- eI desarrolIo del es-
tado.
81 ustedes quieren poner en- es-
Ia comlsIon a IN joven Industrlo-
so, Ilmplo, active, energIco, uno
que 'm~anifestara resuItados" y no
Sc dedique 4 exploitation perso-
nal;
I'm hombre que sabe TODD acer-
ca de las condolences de negocios
en- Nuevo Mexico, un hombre
quien es honesto y capaz y quieto
y eficiente;
e~ficiente;
voten por JOHN NJ. MeTEER,
de Demlng, condado de Luna,
como comIslonado de Corpora
clones del Estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24
10 QUE FRANCIS WILSON HA-
RA 81 Es ELEcTo AL coNeRE-
so.


Trabajara por una comision de
tarIfa cIentffica no.partIdaria.
Una revision de la tarifa cedu-
la por cedula con una votaclon
alberta.
Legislation Efectiva AntI-Mo-
nopolista y ereacion de una conf
sion de Gambia.
Una tarifa PROTECTIVE para Igua-
lar competition entire los jorna-
Ieros de este pals y los extranle-
ros, Iabradores y crIadores de anil
males.
Sumision de una enmienda cons
t~itucionaI proveyendo para SUI
Tragic iguaI.
SumisIon de una enmIenda
constitutional proveyendo por
Prohibition Nacional.
Limitation y restriction en- los
fondos de campaha y anti-ca-
maristas; elimination del "barriI"
de la politlca.
Ley restringiendo imlgracIon
extranIera que no es deseabIe.
Por Ell estabIeclmIento de una
marina mercante.
Pasaie de una MEDIA para Ell
pago de una guardla nacionaI por
atendencia a las manIobras y ser
vicio adlclonal.
ESTABLISHMENTS de IN coIegIo
Hispano-Americano NacionaI en-
Nuevo Mexico.
Legislation hacienda conserva-
cion del benefIelo mas grande al
pdbIico.
LIevar & cabo las medidas Pro-
gresivas empujadas por Ell PresI-
dente Wilson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24
sol PUPILos ALIsTADos EN- LAS
EscuELAS DE LAS CRUCES;
LLEGARAN A 800.

- v
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Sept. lei
Martes de la primer semana de las es-
cuelas de Las Cruces, hubo en- todos
los grades I'm alistamiento de 691 pu-
pilos. De estos 60 Sc alistaron en- la
escuela alta, 80 en- los grades septimo
y octave, IA en- Ell grade sexto, 81 en-
los dos grades quintos, 81 en- los dos
grades cuartos, 108 en- los tres grades
terceros, y los restantes los cuales lie
gan a III total de 315 en- grades abajo
del t~ercero.
En- 1912 a segun dice Las Cruces
Republic" la escuela alta alist0 20 pu-
pilos en- la aperture; ell a1o pasado Ell
mismo departamento comenz0 con uu
alistamiento de so. Ell mismo tempo
este ano ell alistamiento inicial son
SO. Sc espera que otros entraran
pronto.
Ell alistamiento total en- 1912 fue en-
la aperture 592. Antes de que Sc ce.
rrara Ell aho Ell alistamiento lego a
691, e~xactamente ell nGmero con Ell
cual ell presente ano Sc abri6. A estos
guarismos este aho llegara a 800.
En- 1912 ell cuerpo de maestros lie
garon a II; en- 1918 hubo 81; ell pre-
sente aho principal con un cuerpo de
25 maestros.
Otra observation ~interesante es
que en- 1912 la escuela Sc abri6 con Is
cuartos en- los cuales classes fueron
ensenadas; cerca de la mitad de aquel
numero estaban cast todos bien equi.
pados para trabajo de escuela. Ell ano
de 1914 sera un ano grande en- este
respecto. Cuando Ell 6ltimo clavo sea
clavado habra "a cuartos de escuela
de primera clase en- Las Cruces.
Cartas de indagacion en- cuantc q
las eseuelas en- Las Cruces son fire.
.cuentes. tires quintas parties de to-
das las cartas de indagacion las cua-
les llegan a las oficinas de terrenos de
la plaza piden en- particular acerca de
las igiesias y escuelas." Este no So
habla bien de la clase de gem
to con quienes Sc q~uieren asociar en-
Las Cruces ,pero es ell mejor anuncio
que nosotros podemos obtener y 10
lue nos capacita decir que Las Cruces
escuelas de primera clase.
Al fin de la semana hay I'm alista-
niento de 100 en- toda la escuela. Ell
.rimario es Ell grade que esta apiha-
10. Fue necesario tener sesiones de
medic dia y seguirlas teniendo hasta
Tue Sc puedan hacer arreglos para to-
Ter cuidado de los p~equenuelos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24
Ell FUERTE SUMNER TIENE UNA
CANA CON DIEz HELoTEs.

Fort Sumner NJ M, Sept. LA
Sra. G. M. Taylor, de la comunidad
de Yeso, tiene un premio por agri.
cultura en- la forma de una cana Ia
cual contiene diez helotes bien desa.
rrollados. Ell informnate. A. W. Ger
Der, de Yeso, dice que la cana tIene
seis pies de alto, y los heIotes estan
todos buenos y que la Sra. Taylor ex.
hibira los mismos en- la pr6xima feria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

ues de TODD 81 pueblo a pechcG
Por IN hombre quIen no repre-
senta 4 nadIe mas que al pueblo
del estado, cullen no tIene nIngu-
ma responsahIIIdad con los amos
y con nIngunos Intereses especIa,
les;
Por IN hombre de cullen uste-
des pueden estar orguIIcscs y en-
quIen pueden confIar-
Voten por FRANCIS c. WILL
SON para plputado al congreso
por Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

81 ustedes quIeren que Nuevo
Mexico sea representado on Wa
shington pcr un representante
de unc de los Neo-MexIcanos
j6venes mas IImpIos, capaces,
mas hsblIes y mas a~eresivos;
Por un hombre que puede ha-
blair por 81 estado con fuerza y
conviction y cullen puede traba-
jar por 81 estado con los Inters.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

creyendo que la guerra en-
Europa lie da a este pals una
cportunIdad rara para ganar
ascendencIa commercial en- Ia
America del Sur y para ese
fin nosotros debemos educar
a nuestros Joveues HIspanc-
Amerlcanos para lIenar posi-
clones d~IpIomaticas y conner
cIales en- palses donde su len
qua nativa Sc habIa, me obIl-
90 a trabaIar y a vctar por un
CoIeglo Hispano Americana
NacIonaI y que Ell mlsmo sea
puesto en- Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

I'm caballero We entrar a su criado
en- una taberna:
-Juan-le dice,-me sorprende mu-
cho verte entrar en- semejante sitio.
-AAh sehoritol. pues mucho mas
Sc s~orprenderfa listed 81 me viera sa-
lir. A veces gateando.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

FRANCIS c. WILSON, CAN
DIDATo PRoGREsIsTA PARA
Ell coNGREso, PROMOTE Su
SoPoRTE PARA Ell ESTABLE-
cIMlENTo DE uN cOLEGIo
H-iSPANo-AMERIcANo NAclo-
NAL EN- NUEVo MEXICO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

Los nihos enfermizos ~necesitan ell
vERMIFUGo de CREMA WHITES"
No solo destruye las lombriees 81 las
hay, sino que obra como tonico forti-
ficante en- eI est6mago & intestinos.
Precio 25 centavos la botella, Ven
dido por The Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24
RoLETo P~RoeREsIsTA.

Para Diputado al Congreso 64to.-
FRANCIS G. WILSON. de Santa Fe.
Para Miembro de la Comision de
Corporaciones de Estado-JOHN NC
TEER, de Demlng.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

No pienses en- Ell mahana
nj recuerdes Ell aver.
que Ell aqua que va pas6.
atras no puede volver,
cual no Sc queda en- la nube
Ia gotta que ha de caer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24
MoNuMEN7s.

Tenemos I'm gran surtido. y pode-
mos ejecutar c~ualquier diseho hecho.
Escrfbanos por disenos y muestras.
JoNES-BOWERs MONUMENT CO.
215 e. Central
Albuquerque. N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano. Fl
mejor ~periodico en- Espahol en- eI Es-
tado. solamente I'm Peso al aon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

FL Nuevo MexIcano es 81 periodico
MAJ vIejo de Nuevo Mexico. 20 man
dado q todas Las Estafetns del Estadc,
y Tiene una Circulation muy Grande
entire Ell Pueblo intelligence y Pro e
rIsta del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

Las leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualesquiera persona pa
CARA por I'm periodico mientras CONT
nue. tomandolo de la estafeta, aunque
el tempo por ell cual Sc suscribi6 ha-
va ~expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-24

TIene mas clreusaslaa que cuaI-
quIer otro Perl6dIeo Espahol en- Ios
Estados Unldos. st.00 al Ahc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

QUICK LOANS
 We can place your loans for one to five years. Money ready soon as pa- pers are prepared. Bring abstract with you today.
 M. P. MESSER & co.
 209-10 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg. MONEY to lend in amounts from $1OO.O0 to $1o,0000O on improved and unim- proved city property and farm lands. Interest 6 per cent straight. Interest payable annually or semi-annually. Time, one to ten years. Applicants for loans will please give detailed descrip- ton of property offered as security for loan. We want county representatives to receive applications for loans, ap- praise property. and serve as our ex- elusive representative in states of Flor ida, Georgia, North and South Caro- lima, Alabama. Miss ssippi, Texas, Ok lahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee and Lou isiana. Attorney or real estate man preferred. Give two references. Write or wire Southern Office. Southeastern Mortgage Loan Association, Fourth Ma tional Bank Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. 11-26-st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
A Profitable Railroad

According to Worlds Work. when one encounters in the records of South Amer ican railroads such extraordinary figures as s200,OOO a mile. it appears impossible that railroads can be built in that coun- try with any kind of chance TOT profit for saoo. OO0 is far more than the average permile capitalization of, for instance. tho Pennsylvania railroad. That 1t can be done on small scale Is evidenced by the Sac Paulo railway in Brazil. which is a little road S61h miles long. that cost more than s200.0o0 a mile. and that earned last year on its main line more thnn s10oOoo a mile, and was able to pay IA per cent on It's common stock. The larg- est part of it's earnings comes from cof- fee. It probably earns more money per mile of road than any other railroad any where on ether American continent. the figure being well in excess of the Pitts burg and Lake Erie or of the Panama railroad, which stand close 10 the top of the list ip volume of gross earnings per mile among the railroads operated by American interests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
FILES OBJECTIONS
 TO WILL OF WIFE

New York. November 25.-George w. Young today filed objections to pro- bate of the will executed January 14. 1914, by his wife. Lillian Nordica Young. the singer, on ground that it was made under undue influence. He did not in dicate by whom such influence might have been exerted Her real and valid will, he declared, was filed by him as eXecutor on July 3, 1910.
 In the 1914 will, Madame Nordica left the bulk of her property to three sis terS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

RATEs--Oue cent a word n dnys no nd. taken for less than 2Sc for first inser- fftap .srsf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
M MNElg3ROKEYN N NIEKBER1NA ACLE
"Smitten of God, Afflicted"

Ouiittcu Oi UOu, AliiCtcu
 Surely He hath borne our griefs and carried our sorrows; yet we did esteem Him stricken, smitten of God. and af- f1icted. "-Isaiah 534.
 The Savior was greatly weakened by His three and half years of ministry, in which He had given forth His vitality freely in healing the people. Besides this. He had been on a constant strain. with out sleep. from the time He had sent His disciples to prepare the Passover. This period included the trying exper1- ences connected with the institution Of the memorial supper, the journey to Geth- semane, the agony there, the trial by the high priests, the trial before Herod and before Pilate the scourging. etc. Now, condemned to crucifxion by those for whom He had sacrificed His heavenly glory, He was required to carry His own cross. Finally His weakness under its weight hindered, and a passing farmer was compelled to assist.
 Where were Peter, James, John and the other apostles, that they did not volun- teer assistance? Doubtless they were de- tered by fear. But oh, what a blessing they missed! Crowding around were weep ing women; and we wonder that not one of them lent hand. Turning to them. Jesus said. Weep not for Me. Weep for yourselves and for your children" The Masters words in this connection.
 respecting their seeking the mountains
 and hills for protection, are assumed by | some Bible students to belong in part to the great trouble which came upon the
 Jewish people S7 years later, in the de- | struction of Jerusalem. It Is assumed
 that this trouble foreshadowed the greater
 distress to occur in the close of this ! gospel age; for the same expressions are l used respecting its end. The thought | seems to be that many will seek pro- tection in the rocks of society-o lzations seeking to protect their own membership.
 "If they do these things in the green | tree. what shall be done in the dryr said Jesus. He seems to liken the Jewish na- ton to the fg tree which withered away under His curse. So. i've dave before Hil
 crucinxion Jssua wsepipg oveP Jerusalsm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

THE AVALON-Warm. peasant. outside
 rooms; modern conveniences: moderate
 prices: baths free. 210d 9th ave. 7-12-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
Cargoes Insured

Washington, November 25.-Insurance amounting to $12.516,163 has been written on American cargoes and bottoms by the bureau of war risks. Applications TOT an additional $4,153, $40 are pending
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
kUUMS-WANTED-BOARD

WANTED--Board in private family by couple without children; must be in three tlocks of South Highland car line and south of 10th ave; refer ences exchanged. P. 0. Box 612.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
 A BUSINESS BUILDING
 CHEAP. 2205 Ed ave, a new building, 25x140, stories, electric elevator. sprinkler system. A splendid location for va rious purposes ANY REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE ACCEPTED. What will you give for this building Quick action must be taken. JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. co. 211 N. goth St. Tel. Main 52S0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
ONE CENT A WORDONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR RENT

K tTEs-On~ cent a word dnys no ad. taken for less than 25c for first snser- ,...s. -,~~o-,Do-ss order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
PEttSUNAL

LADlES-S1000 reward; positively guar. antee my great successful monthly
 remedy; safely relieves some of the lone- est. most obstinate. abnormal cases m three to five days: no harm. pain or m reference with work; mail. $1bo; douDls strength. $2 booklet free. pr. Soutn' ington. B Long Bldg, Kansas City. Mo. W-i0-t' DON'T take calomel. take "Vega-Cai' Wegetable caloneD. Tastes good, acts better. Guaranteed for constipation. At vo,,r d~ug-,st s5 and 50 cents. 11-26-3Ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
,oIUyE nEi AAa.A.,u

STOVE. repairing. lowest prices, work
 guaranteed, experienced workmen; let us get your heaters and ranges in shape for winter. Phone the Miller Stove Works Main 662d u-3-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
SHELBY COUNTY FARM.

SHELBY COUNTY FARM. Four miles from Chelsea, Ala; 30 acres of bottom land, 125 acres in timber 65 acres in cultiva- tion this year; two 4-room houses in good condition, a 30x4O barn; four springs and plenty of running water on place. This place has an S-foot coal vein on it.
 We are offering this 1S0-acre tract fee simple for $400O.
 GILLESPIE REALTY CO, 6i5 Empire Bldg. Phone Main
 633S. ST. CLAIR COUNTY. 202-acre farm. miles from Springville. Ala, close to school and church; l27 acres of good bottom. land: 40 acres in culti- vation this year; 7-room house in good condition; plenty of run ming water on place: this entire tract can be cultivated. This place will make an ideal farm; only 90 miles from Birmingham, Ala.
 For further information call phone Main 6338.
 GILLESPIE REALTY CO,
 6l5 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
INF CFNT 4 WORDONF CFNT 4 WORDONF CFNT 4 W0RD(
FOR SALf

RATES--One cent a word . day, aA taken for less thnr 25c for first tnser- f'p.t p .st order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
.lsHlLLM .N NAsMHILLE STANTON
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 
 ELEGANT bungalow; pressed; must sell; rooms; hardwood floors, fur mace, grates, gas, electricity. garage. Also Tennessee valley farm; sell or exchange, one or both, for other prop erty. CPS Jefferson County Bank Bldg. FOR SALE-900-acre farm in Russell county; 800 acres rich bottom land; only SIP per acre. Armour Realty Co.,, Colum- bus, Ga. 11-26-2t-th-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

FOR SAbE-Any suit or overcoat in our stock, $14s5. Marc Link 1911 1st ave.
 11-24-5t FOR SALE-A lot 50x1A0, in business section of Southside. Would like to show interested parties this property Don't overlook this opportunity of getting business house in Birming- ham. J. w. Brazeal, with H. D. Will Hams Realty Co, 1908 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main 2s5.
 11-22-3t- cod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

F0R RENfcc6eap: store. 5ils ist ave-; excellent location; well lighted: suitable for retail or wholesale busi- ness or offices. Macke Real Estate and Investment Co.,, 21191s 1st ave.
 10-2-ti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
MANAGEABLE W

WANTED-Contractor getting cross ties White housekeeper, private home, good wages. Auto supply sales man. Woman experienced demon strator. Other openings Room 626 Chamber Commerce Bldg.
 WANTED-Solicitors for Birmingham; easy way to make some Xmas money. Apply MT. Malone, 5th floor Age Herald Bldg, after a. m. 11-26-2r WANTED-Two solicitors-residents of Bessemer-nice, easy work, good chance for extra Xmas money. Gail 956-W Bessemer, or see MT. Cleve Houston, 220 Sd ave, Jonesboro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Stock farm and cattle ranch: S00 acres s. R.; 21a miles railroad sta ton, within 40 miles of Birming- ham; dwellings, dozen springs, ever-running creeks; one-third level valley. one-thrd rich, rolling and one-third hilly lands. If you want a bargain this Is it. Can be made an ideal farm, whether you raise stock or not; s4000 worth hardwood timber. Quick sale s750 per acre
 1924 4th Ave.
 1921 Ant Ave. FOR SALE-Good bicycle lamp; has not been used much: will sell cheap; cost B; will sell for DO cents. Apply Y-9o, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
MIls MN GHN1I TERsTTS zI s1TATToN
TIRMI NGH1M IFNMT7 SI STATION

following
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
WANTED-GOOD FARM.

Must be Al bargain for cash; with run
 ming water. Address B-91, care Age
 Herald 11-26-2r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

WANTED. Young lady stenographer, who is also competent to keep a set of books; must have good references. Carter Employ ment Service, S22 Empire Bldg.
 11-26-2t-thu-sun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26

WAN r.L-. f ENl<ALE HELP
 FREE dental work. l to D. m. Dental College. Ave r and 20th sr. 10-s-tf LADIES to sew at home, all or s,are
 time: good pay. Work sent prepaid.
 Send stamp for reply. Ivanhoe Mfg Co.,.
 St. Louis. Mo. 11-22-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
ONE CENT 4 WORD|
FOR RENT--ROOMS

RATES--One cent . word . dsyt ns cA taken f"r te-- fbra "5r for first tnser- ..a ...- n
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-11-06
Belmont Items.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
(Last week J

j. H. Sheldon is erecting new
warehouse 4Ox60 feet near the farm
ers' union warehouse.
Miss Marie Kendrick is spending
the week with her aunt, Mrs. John
Forj,at Ee' mont.
Mrs. Peter Ru.z is very i'll at her
home here. She has been ailng for
sometime. We extend sym patty to
her and family.
A temperance program was given
at the Cedar Mt. schoo,house Sunday
Rev. Derby and wife attended from
Athol.
Roy Whitelock and Mr.. and Mrs
9. E. Middleton have gore duck
hunting at Meadow creek. We ex.
pect TO see them return laden with
game. We wish them good luck.
A number of the Belmont folks at.
tended the Royal Neighbor enter
tainment at Athol Saturday evening,
when q good home talent play was
rendered. Several recitations, songs
and dialogues, and, last but not least,
a splendid supper was served. Every
seat was full and number stood in
the back of the hall The Il. N. of
A. ladies were greatly pleased to have
such good crowd. A silver Offering
was taken at the door and SIS was
cleared OF all expresses, which proves
that the Athol people know how to
appreciate good entertainment.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-11-06

IT was almost expected.
The opposition had made use
of every available scrap OF
campaign material. Governor
Haines was blamed for the
expenses due to all the mis-
takes and the extravagant
fr.lls Of a decade and people
who read one side only we're
led to think that way. Then
came the looting of the state
treasury and, although Allen
was quickly placed behind
prison bars, the blot on the
administration had its effect.
1t came too closely upon the
eve of the election to allow
time to prove to the hasty
public mind that only one
official was responsible for the
big steal. A governor has
been defeated by circumstance
es over which he had no
control. Mr.. Haines is de-
prived of the opportunity of
working out the concrete plan
he had adopted for reducing
expenses and taxes, and his
successor will have a difficult
task in keeping impossible
promises, especially with a
republican legislature to con-
tend with. History has re-
peated itself. Mr.. Alexander
is in about the same position
in which, Mr.. Hawley found
himself four years ago, but
the good people of the state
will probably wish him no bad
luck in the hard task that lies
before him.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-11-06
(This weekly

William Ruiz Is back to Belmont
after several months stay at St.John,
Ore. lie was called to the bedside of
his mother who is very ILL.,
The general election was held here
In the Sheldon building Tuesday.
Both men and women turned out
we'll, over 10 votes being cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dupus r..
ceived a telegram from Tacoma stat
ing that their daughter living there
was very i'll.
Mrs. F. w. Bulb aud Mrs. r. E.
Butler spent the forepart OF the week
Ia Occur d'Alene shopping and visit
ing their father, A. A. Sage.
Frank Shepherd returned home asst
week from Portland, Oregon, where
he has been for several weeks. Work