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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22
SHORT COURSE
FOR FARMERS
" x VI. COLLEGE AHRANGES TO
CONDUCT FIVE DAYS COURSE
OF INSTRUCTION To FARMERS
AT BuDT BEGINS JAN. Is.

College Station. Tex. Jun. .2-Ar
rangcments for conducting n loca.
short course for farmers al Buda. Tex
as. have been completed Nv the Exlcn
sion Department Of the a x VI College
and ON January ~ "A five DAYS couirs,
Of instruction will begin az that place
Instruction in all phases If agricultur
al education will bc given.
X. 4. Withers. formerly county dem
onStration agent and Il student III III,
farmers short course M the college
last summer was instrumental in max
ing the arrangements for the short
course and he predicts an attendance OF
more than a00 farmers at the short
course.
4. NJ. Evans. superintendent Of OK
tension. aud Du !. q. Morgan. profcs-
Sor Of agrcnomy will remain ii the
short course through the week. III. X
Williamson aud Miss Bernice Carter.
representing the bovs and girls club
work conducted jointly ~ the Govern.
men; and the College. H. II. Pcarcc i'm.
>tructor in the good roads aud farm ter.
racing department. and r. q. Walton
demonstration agent with head
quarters ~ Livingston. and Professor
ID. y. Barrow. ~ the Progressive Far.
mcr. a Dallas publication will assist
Mr.. Evans and DIR. Morgan
Lectures on stock judging. feeds aud
feeding. farm management >iloS and en-
>ilagc. seed test ~. crop rotation. barn
yard AZURE commercial fertilizers.
management ~ beef cattle aud other
subjects Of vital Importance "a the far
mcr will hc discussed IN these men.
Miss Carter will give demonstrations
in canning work on three DAYS ~ the
short course and will tell of the work
of the girls clubs.
President Purvcar j. pirtial a. thi,
form of College extension work and SAYS
that il is perhaps the hest service the
college can render the farmer and stock
man. These courses are given in am,
that il willing to arrange
them aud 10 bear The expense of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22
ICY LAKE DOES NOT
DETER TWO WASHINGTON
WOMEN TAKING A SWIM

Spokane. Wash. Ian. "A. While
skaters elidcd over the smooth ice m one
end If HAYDEN lake. ~ miles east of
Spokane. Mrs. Anna Ierbc and Mrs
Walter Schutc took a H. minute swim M
the other end IF the lake. The women
through the icv water a distance of
$50 yards. and when they came out said
They iclt fine.
Mrs. Icrhc and Mrs. schultz. both resi-
dcnt> IT Spokane. are experienced swim
mcr>. Mrs. /erbc j. the only woman in
Washington who l. a member az the
United States volunteer life saving
corps. She has taken part in seventeen
reScucS Of drowning persons at a Spo-
kane natatorium.
1t waS 4 dare that started Mrs.
Schuic aud | ~ make the SWIM" states
Mrs. Icrhr. We put on our bathing
suits III our house ~ the lake shore.
Then We ran down the frozen ground to
the lake. We had to run about two feet
out on the ice. a. the water VA frozen
near the shore.
II viii never forget the scnatinn when
| first went under the water. | wanted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22

10 climb right out. hut | locked To n
side and saw Mrs. Schultz swimming and
! decided not 10 he a gutter. Ii seemed
like we were in the water a long time,
but pcop.e who were timing us said we
were in only fifteen minutes. After the
first plunge our bodies became numb 10
feeling and the cold did not bother u.
when we get across the bay We were
wrapped in warm blankets and then ran
back 10 our house. where we took a cabi-
net steam bath. Neither Mrs. Schultz nor
| suffered amy i'll effects from the swim.
Directly across the lake from where We
SWAN the water was frozen solii and
people were skating there"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22
FOOD PRODUCTS
SEIZED BY u. S.

Washington. ID. e.. Jan. 22-On rec.
concentrations Of the department of
Agriculture. a number Of seizures Of
food products a. Indicated below were
made. None of the following eases has
a. yet been tried but all will shortly b.
brought before the courts. when il
viii be determined whether the Govern
mcntS charges are Justified.
Onc caSk of lemon flavor. alleged t.
have been shipped by y. Lewiston and
Company. Chicago. Ill. was seized AT
indianapolis. Ind. December 9TH. on
the ground that il was adultcratci and
mi>brandrl in that a dilute t~rrpcnrlc>>
lemon flavor had been added To the pro
duet.
: cans of oil Wintcrgrccn Leaf. n
legged 10 have been shipped by Il. l.
DOVE. Spring Glen. y Y. were seized II
BOSTON. Mass. December 18th. on the
ground that the product was mi>brand
cd ia being labcdcl 'Oil W%intcrgrccn
Leaf ~ examination showed it a. IT,
a mixture of oil and wintergrccn and
mcnthNl salicylate.
~ eases Of Tomato Conserve. alleged
Ia have been shipped ~ q. ID stone 4
Co.. New York. were seized ut Chicago.
III. on December 18th. on the ground
that il was adultcratcl in That the pro
duet consisted in the whole or IN part
IF q filthy. ~dccompo>cd. or putrid ami
NAL or vegetable substance.
| bags of Dried Apples. alleged ~
have been shipped bv \. j. Turner.
i'hilpott. Va. were seized az Baltimore
Md. December 10th. an the ground that
they were adullrratcl in that the pro
duet consisted u whole or in part Of y
filthy 'lrc"mp">csl or putrid animal or
vegetable substance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone IL. If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22
FURNISHED room -90S Leyce SITS ~ 4
FOR SALE:-A 1912 Model Fort Road.
ster in good condition. Cheap for cash
Address l.. q. Box 49,. Off.

WANTED:- State and County agents
and statesmen 10 introduce the Nation
al Roll Printer To- eroccrs. butchers,
dclicatc>scnS. laundricS. shoe stores.
hardware. habcrda>hcrS dry goods,
druggists. department stores. all users
81 Roll Wrapping Paper will buy this
wonderful mach No sells like hot
cakes. PAYS for itself ia a few weeks.
by saving printing bills and besides
advertising the merchant every time
he wraps up a package Ads can hc
changed a> often a. desired. \ .
trade stimulator for the merchant.
Territory going fast Answer quick.
Chicago Sales Go. i62l Cottage Grove
Ave. Chicago. ILL ! ~ 1T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22

Alleging that the United Railways uf
Yucatan a Mexican corlnrat On. j. dis
charging its Mexican employees aud re
placing them with Americans. CubanS
and Spaniards. the general union ~
Mexican railway employees has threaten
cd 10 call a general strike. i'm >Nmpl.hr
with the alleged grievances Of ihr cm
ploycs Of the lucatan line. General Am
clio Blanquct minister Of war. has hrl
appealed To Ia force the Yucaian com
pany To discontinue the employment ~
foreigners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22

FOR SALE:-M My II room hotel. fur
nished complete. Wagon scales and
rent cottage. Best location in town.
II 900 cash will handle. balance terms
10 suit. If YOU want 4 good business
and a nice nome. Address j. II. Georg
Rio lIondo. Texas. - 6t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22

Houston. Tex. wants men to learn
barber trade. They offer splendid in
JUDGEMENTS and 4 short term com
plctc>. They mail free 4 beautiful
catalogue and ask ali our readers to
send for il 122lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-22

\ census taken al Denton. Tex. shows
that the population Of that city j. now
5ifl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

flint MiQionen Collars gei@dbt.
Ser in Mtn1elota beleget1e Sbeil oes=
lelben m11r0e ouf $603,964 betper=
tbet. Die Srogen, 6ie CUR @ntidei=
0urtg borlagen, iin6 eritlid, Oh ser
in Minneiota belegene SbeiI 6eS
Na6lalles 6a5u perpen6et peroen
ioG, Sic inn Seitau1ent getroffenen 8e-
l%tinmmngen uber 3umenbungen fir
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al1s5ufMbren,
ODER Oh er ais ein 5tId 0es an Sen
5obn beS Ser torbenen %falenoen
grbtbeils a1l5uleben lit. Sooarn
iolte 6aS @eri6t entideioen, 6aB 6as
lebtere Ser Sail it, 10 miBte Ser
&i9ter Damn BEL timmen, Oh Ole bonn
staate Minneiota beaniprudte Orb
idaftsiteuer mir bon 6ielem einen
Sbeil o6er bon oem geiammten @a6=
laB a1t erbeben iet.
st. 8auI.- Dte 8oit Ser Ser.
Stooten b%efor6ert iebt mie6er Soft
anmeiiungen na@ 3eutidlan6 mno
alen ar6eren 2an6ern Der 8elt, nit
Mn3sr1obmen bon 8elgten un6 Seiter=
neid. 9eo9 l1ngorn mer6en @oit=
orhpeiiungen b%ef0r6ert. SIZE Soft
rdtb 6a5u, @el6ietr6ungen, 6te fir
@eibna9ten beltimmt iin6, etpoS
friib5eittger ols ionit ab5uien6en, 90
lire 8ef0r6erung in 6ieiem Sabre,
infolge 6es &rieges, ettpas langere
8eit in Mniprud nebmen 6iirfte, als
ionit.
SLEEPY @pe. = @inen i6red-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Smotonma=&anoelsflub %5uiammenge=
idlolien NIT Senator Ebomas @aib=
mann als eritem Erali6enten.
Srau Ebereita @dlinger ltiir5te BON
elmer 9a6atng Seu un6 trug nebit Ell
1rem 8einbr1t9 fdpere innere Ser
lebunge11 6apon Die lebcnsgefabrli6
ltn6.
@enion. - 3oB in Ser Offer
b%ou=9eiltung cine 6rau einem Manne
ntdt bintenanitebt, fat Srau Martbo
TITLE aus Morris, Mirm., bemielen,
6ie cuff ser Mat5= 1tn6 MIfalfa=Mlts=
1telung bes @eit=3entral=Minnel
neutrality-suspicious. SEN eriten
BretS 1T Ser Mlfa1fagruppe errang.
= SRI. @argatba gdes aus Morris
tpl1r6e Samitagaben6 amf Ser Mais=
un6 Mlfolfa G1au CUR &0mgin ge=
FRONT. @ie erbielt 2,630,825 @tim=
men. @o1tperre11r @berbart poa5og
sic &r0nung. Sizes tpar ser S9luB=
oft ser groBen @usiteuung.
DnIut +. = Ser bnelige Nad=
laBridter @iIpin, batte om Mittmod
6a1rA ieinen &i9teripr116 sic gnt=
ideionng bariiber ab5ugebem, Oh ser
Stoat Minnefota gu elmer @rb<
ld)afsite1er aus 6em TbeiIe 6es
laf1es 6es @isconiiner M11lttmiuio=
MFRS Mleron6er 8. McDoren bere@<
tiqt lit, Ser I'M @toate Mitmeiota be-
Ieqen lit. MIs McDonen ont II. De-
5ember 1918 in @bippetpa Saus,
isis, itarb, matr6e ietn MadlaB auf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

liden 500 erlitt fiir5li6 @err 2ouis
&enning, ein ollgemein gea6teter
u11o beliebter iu1rge Sarmer I'M Sotpr
giegel, uagefdbr 67A Neeilen ii6-
0itlib BON Sleepy gDe, an 8ran6=
mnn0en, mel6e er tags 5upor burd)
cine @aiolingrploiton erbalten fat
tie. Ser iu1ge Mont, Ser auf eine
10 graBli9e @eiie INNS 2eben fam,
tpar erit % Sabre alt. @or ettpo
5tpei Sabren bermdblte 'er ii9 init
ST. lie 8obs. St miro ferrrer iber=
lebt ton SEN gltern, @errn nn6 6rau
S. IS. Nemring, einem 8ru6er nn6
elmer Sdmelter.
Mprbs9 afota.
ct. &enrp Worreipon0en5). -
SIN bieler @egen6 iin6 Ste Sarmer,
90 1ie @ege nod in gutem 3uitan6e
iin6, nit 6rudtfabren bei6aftigt. -
Sal. @ngelbor6 bat cine grobe @@ei<
ne erri9ten laiien. - Ser Danfia=
gungstag tpur6e it unierer Srti@aft
tpie in ser gar5en l1mgege1r6 in re4t
lebbafter @eife begangen. s. 6. %.
@ertboI6. - @er6d9tige Tint
Itan6e umgeben Sen 8rm6 6es Gr,
n1er 3 observation-disclosures in 6iei er
@ta6t, nn6 es lit cine unteriu@ung
eingeleitet tpor6en.
SEEM @ngIan6. - @uf Der
McToffrep : Garm tpur6e a11s Ser
Mlfulfoernte bon tpeniger als 3mei
un6 eirem balbert older ein @etpim
bon $3.50 er5ielt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

@ran6 Sorts. - @egen Elf
MiQiore11 8uidel @etrei0e iino felt
bem 1. Mugl1it bon Ser Iafota=Iipl=
1ion Ser Greet Nortbern = 8abn aus
Der 5on6t mor6en. - @oupernertr
gberbart BON M1innelota bat milie11
lallert, 6aB er 6ie @uslieferung 5es
Sames Council, alias SameS 8reen=
felot, bepilligt bat.
8omman- Ser gum &t6ter
Don 8otpmar County ermablte s. q.
Gotten miro i1r Ser BON S. 6. 3iebl
angeitrengten @ablanfedtung Ser
beida1l0igt, Die oorin er-
fannt piro, 6ab er Dor Ser @abl a11=
gefiinoigt batte, 6aB er NIT el11em
Sabcesgebalt bon $1,000 5nfrieoen
lein mer6e. .....
Debils Safe. = Eeter Sos=
cas aus @ranb SORTS tpur6e bon Ser
Mnflage ser grmor6ung 6eS Nif.
Trebonpas freigeiprpden. ...
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Cine 5ee6unosp(age.

ueber ben @@aben, ben bic @eez
bunbe ben GH4ern 5ufigen, tit 1fo'
bdufig 9eflagt tpor6en. Mnberer1 etts
lit aber au4 ouf biefe Siere BON ben
Befu@ern Der @eebdber eine 10 nnperz
nunftige @4ieberei ausgeubt tporben,
Doh 5ierz uno Maturfreunbe bic Mns=
rottung Der @eebunbe in manhen Sc
bieten befiir9teten. 90 1T es nun gut,
einen Mann ser prattif@en @%rfabrung
au Wort tommer1 gu lai1en, ben tgl.
Sif@meiiter Saeobi, Der es i'm lebten
9eft Der nmidau iosar fir n0tig halt,
bab bic &egierung ben in ibrer GT1z
iten3 bebrobten Sfieefif4ern i'm
Rampf gegen Die @eebun0e gu 9ilfe
tomme. Menn bic 9erbftfturme uber
2anb uno Meer braufen, nGbern it9
sic Siere in @9mdrmen bon 30 Bis
40 @tid ben 2uften Der Sfiee.
Damn beginnt bic plase. 9ie 2o4s<
ongelfif@er miiKen Bel ben ausgelegten
MeBer1 lieger bletben unb bic &duber
6ur@ 8 etpebri9uHe uno anbere
@@redmtttel per1@eu@en, fonft ftno
am rddften Sage ni@t nur fdmtlt9s
R1ber absefreKen, fonoern aud Die
Nebe pD1ig 3errtHen. gs erf@etnt ba<
ber nod Ser Meinung bes senannten
Go9mannes bur@aus aneebra4t, bic
@eebunbe in Der Sffee planmdBig gu
perfplgen. Cine Sago NIT @@ubz
moffen tptrb metft ereebnts1os bleiben;
nur nenr1 Die 5iere 9leidt einen Ropf<
f9ub erbalten, tann man Die 8eute
ii@ern, ba lie banr fir fur3e 3ett on
Der Oberf1d@e treiben. Mngef@oFene
Siere tau4en fofort unter unb tomz
men erit mebrere ailometer melt ents
fernt nieber an ben @aFerfpiegel.
Mu9 nit Sen gep0bnliden 3ugneBen,
in bener, iie man9mal mitgefangen
tperoen, 1T nidt bel gu MAIDEN, oa
biefe Mebe gu f4pa4 iino. @s finb
besbolb Defenders ftarte 5angnebe berz
geitent tporben, bic 10 Meter lang, 4
Meter tief iinb un6 cine Maf4entpette
bon 20 3enttmeter baben; in ibrem
ssSnnern befinben fi@ feinmaf@ige unb
nit 8Dbern bef4idte 9eringsneBe, in
benen fi4 Sic @eebunbe perptdeln
unb bann eritiden. Saeobi bd1t es. fir
ourdaus n0tig, baB ben armen Tifdern
bon Der @egterung aus cine 8eibi1fe
3ur Mnf@affung folder @eebunonebe
getpGbrt tperbe, ga ber Cribs aus Der
8eute benz Mert Der betm Sang metit
aerreibenben Mebe 6ur@aus ni@t ent<
fprd9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
5M6=9afpta.

5iour Sails. - Mrditett
Masquerop, unter 6em u,@ Die ct
@auler &atbeorale gebout tpuroe,
entpirft 5ur5eit 8lane fir cine Sea,
tbeorole bierielbit, beren Soften aui
etpa 100000 beranidlagt iino.
Mit ser Mrbet miro borouslidtli@
int Griibiabre begonnen meroen.
Bierre.- Meebrere Erofte bon
sSsn6ianer 3 grbIQrbereier tper6en am
10. Ge5ember a1f ser @bepenne=SluB=
Sn6ianerogentur gum @erfauf ange-
boten. Die meiiten liegen in Der &C.
nanntem Meierbation, einige aber aud
qm @oo=6luife nabe Seton, etpa 5ebn
M1eiGen tpeitli9 bon bier.
MiIIer. - ltmfangrei9e 8or=
bereitltnger1 mer6en bier BON Sen Be-
an1ten ser &ee @alleD 8oultrD Mllo=
ciotion ~getroffen fir sic 5tpeite iabr=
lide @efliigelidalt, melde bom 4. biz
8. Sar11ar 1916 a%bgebalten miro. 81
ne groBe Mn5abl gutter Bramien miro
m1sgelett, un6 man %ertpartet, oaB
geididl11rg ur6 8eiu6 nidts gu miin=
Ihen iibrig IaIien mer6en.
Mber1eer.-D equity Union
Creamery & Mercantile Mgencp bat
6en @ou eitrer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rel I'M Mberbeen bei6lolien. Das &a>
pital lit 100000.
6auIfton. - Inter bieiige11
8etpobnern miro nuf 6em @11bicrip-
tionspege Elm 6on6s oufeebrabt CUR
grri6t1ng zines &oipitols. - &eter
Saul beionnte ii6 Ser @edielfa1>
idung i6ul0ig uno puroe gu adt
Monoten 3ud)tbo11s berurtbei1t.
@atertomn. - Ser bieiige
San6elsflub bot cine 8etuegung ein=
geleitet, um 0araufbin 5u mirfer, baB
sic @eblen-8abn melde iebt iiioli@
Dot, 6airmont, 81. 9, gebaltt pirb,
bier ei1e 8erbinoung NIT Ser @outb
Dufota @entrol=8abn beriteae.
@roofings. - Souls @ber.
lem bat Sen eriten 8reis in bem
MoiSanpf1an5ungs- @ettbeperbe bon
Broofings-@ount err11rgen. Ct bat
80 8uIdeI bonn Mder geerntet. Mebit-
6er1 errang er 6en Breis fir 6ie be-
ite1t 5ebn Maisfolben un6 fir 6en
beiten @etbmatsfolben.
&ierre.-Sn 6em StaatSntlo.
part 3tpiiden Gutter unb $ermoio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
@enr G1ter Sinh ,tnmiQig 1T,
6ieberii@, bartleibig.
@ebt adt Mutter! @enn bte 3unae s..
lest TT, Sann retntgt bic Hetnen
Gtnseapetbe NIT vGnltfprnia
Ssru| Of GtsS."

Splitter t6nne1 uneeit0rt. na@bem 1;e
California Geieen Sprup eeeeben baben,
benn in Elm paar Stunben ipirb al tus
berftopfte 8eug.. iaure Gale unb gegob.
rene Nobrung ii9 leidt trennen aus Sen
@ingetpetoen. 1n6 ST. bobt tpieber Elm
gefunbeS. fpienuitiees Sinh.
8ranfe ainoer bra19en ni1t gebettelt
gu iperoen, biefes bormloie rSru8t Qara<
ttb" gu nebmen. Dai1ionen Mitter ba!<
ten es our @anb, neil file tpiKen. bab
iein @irfen auf Sen Magen, Sic Qeber
11nb bic Gingetpeibe prompt unb fiber 1T.
Sragt gnren Gpotbefer mad elmer
80 Gent Slaf9e california 6eigen<
@brl1p," tpelde bic Nnleitungen ffir
Babies, @inber unb perionen iegliden
Ilters uno fir @rtpo@iene ent1alten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Mppeu einer Hra,t

Nn alle. Die betannt iinb als 2eioenbe bon Gheu=
bern, in BEN 2enben. 2umbaeus. @ppftueb. shn1er5
in ben Mieren aber Menralgia sdn1er5en, an le gu
i6reiben fir cine Bebanolune babeim. ourb pie
eradbtef es ais ibre Hhiht. es sluen aeioenben fret
5usuienben. Sbr beiIt Sud ielbit oabeim: tpte
%faufenoe gu be5eueen bereit iino-.fein @ee9iel oes
nertreibt Uric Sdure aus benz 8lut. n1aht Die
iteifen @lie6er e%elenfie. reiniet bas 8Illt nno er=
bdlt bic Mueen. bringt glaitisitdt nnb @tdrte Dem
eansen @piem. Taus pbiges eub tntereil.rt.
Box CTR. South Bend, Ind.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
E.. r. A

miro ont Z. DECEMBER cine Sago per=
anltaltet, Inn aQe &aubtbiere 10 niel
mie m0glid ab5uidieben.
Siour Sails. - geim &rau=
5e1r zines 8abngeleiieS muroe Der
a,roftmagen oe5 Grbin Seller aus
Glarf County BON einem beranbrau=
ie116en 3uge erfaBt unb 5ertrummert.
&eaer fam unberlebt 6abon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

@obolb bic 2eute aft senug fatb,
I'M es better gu mtfen. itnb iie gu oft,
UNI ibr @tFen aus5uniiBen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
FINE FILM
BY ALBUQUERQUE
COMPANY
The Trail Of the Law" Given
Private Run at PaStime
Theater Makes Splendid
Impression

"Thc Trail OF thc LAW the second
production Of the Albuquerque Film
company, now producing pictures on
THE Pacific coast under tho personal
direction Of @. p, Hamilton, president
and general manager, was given pn-
tate run III the Pastime theater yes
terday afternoon for members % the
press and stockholders Of the com
pany
The picture il a biz ,hree-recl pro-
,lnction, featuring Miss Dorothea Far
lev as the heroine. The scenic effects
and photography arc MAGNIFICENT and
the scenario IS one which holds the
Interest OF the audience throughout
There are some intensely sensational
effects which furnish sure-enonsh
thrills. The plot is one where Miss
Farley, as Madge, deserts supposed
wealthy young rancher but who ~
reality Is bandit chief, for g cow
hoy, and marrics the latter. while the
bandit with guests assembled ana
clergyman present waits at the home
Of Madges mother for the ceremony
THE subsequent happenings are Of the
rapid-fre variety with plenty Of ac-
ton ia the way OF daring riding, bat
tlea. etc. The film goes direct to
warmers Features, Incorporated New
York
The Bafnctt Amusement company
Yesterday closed a contract for the eX-
elusive production here Of the Alhu-
querdue Film COMPANY $ first picture,
The First Law OF Nature during
the week Of January .. This picture
was recently given "A trial exhibition
here in private at the LYRIC thcatcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
T ENTERTAINED rs Of
SANTA f SERIES
HERE TONIGHT
COI, w L, ViSScher Author
and Lou Beauchamp Phi
oSopher, on Way to. San
MaroiaI and Winslow

Two santa re reading room enter
taners who tomorrow night viii open
me series of entertainments az san
uarcal ana Winslow, Arza Will be
in albuquerque tonight. They are Col
William Lightfoot Visscher, poet and
newspaper writer, with the Nisscher-
Gamble company which viii arrive
here at o'clock on Santa l'e train
No and remain until $3.50 o'clock
sunday morning, when he will leave
on train NO. SIS for san Marcial, and
Lou j. Beauchamp, of Hamilton, O..
humorous philosopher, who will arrive
On train No. S12 at sac o'clock to-
night and leave at 1910 o'clock on
train No. z for Wlnslow.
The Nisscher- Gamble company con-
sIss Of Mrs. NJ Gamble, vocalist and
aecompanist. and Miss Marie Gamble
vocalist, besides Colonel Visscher.
They are widely known on the vaude-
yilie stage Mr. Beauchamp was in Al
buauerque two years ago on the san
ID Ne reading room course. and will
he remembered by many Santa re
employ es here. The title Of the lecture
he viii give at Winslow is sunny
side. although he lost all his proper
IS III the ohio floods last year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
MUST GET RID Of
WHAT He 6 COT
ON HAND
MatSon Needs the Room More
Than He Does the Money
Get Busy and Take Adyan-
tage of a Big Opportunity,

Matson wants room-must have IT,
in fact
lie had a good Christmas business,
hut now that Christmas is gone he
finds whole lot of things that are
merely cuttoring up the shelves and
WON'T be any good again until next
Christmas. They are worth just as
much TO the consumer now as they
were on the 25th day Of December,
hut they are not worth that much TO
Matson.
Il isn't an Christmas stuff, by a
large and sufficient majority. There
are goods OF all kinds Just the things
sou need. and il YOU want TO take ad-
vantage of the chance of a life time,
now Is the time TO do It. such an
opportunity will be a long time COM
ing to you again,
The goods embraced In the price
slashlng sale embrace Sterneau spe-
eialities. cut glass, brass goods, fancy
japanese baskets, pennants books,
leather goods toilet and manicure
sets, fancy calendars, fancy station
ery. alligator novelties, children's
fancy paint boxes, hand painted
china etc.
This sale starts today The early
shoppers will get the first choice Of
the large assortment of special goods.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-10
PHYSICIANS SHOULD
SET EXAMPLE, SAYS
DR.. M'BRlDE IN ADDRESS

An audience Of 200 persons heard
DR.. r. +. Mcbride, of Las Cruces,
speak on public Health. last night
at the Ellss thcater. Despite the slim
ness of the crowd It was appreciative.
Dr Mcbride spoke here as "A mis-
sonary of the American Medical So
eiety in its fight to prevent disease.
He was introduced hy State Treasurer
o. N. Marion. at the request OF DR..
}. H. Wroth
The speaker advised physicians TO
set an example for the public in their
habits and by keeping their own back
yards clean. He told of the Ameri-
can physicians fight against typhoid
fever, yellow fever the bubonic plague
and other contagions and warned his
hearers against impure milk. centami-
mated water and flies and other means
Of spreading disease