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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Rural Schools of the State
Rapidly Complying with
Five Months Requirement
Provision.
ONLY ONE-THIRD OF
STATE AID FUND USED
OF $50. 900 a Year Provided by
Legislature to Assist Coun-
try Schools Only $4,000
has Been Asked for.

Information given 90 The Herald
10y state superintendent 90 Education
Alvin y. White when IN Albuquerque
last week. indicates that the state leg
islature soon may be- able 10 Increase
the present required term OF ave
months for the country schools to
seven months ana remain within the
resources Of the poorer districts.
when the hye months requirement
was written into the educational stat
utes, 20 was thought that there would
be many county school districts which
could not comply with II. IN the pro-
viding Of buildings and In paving
teachers. To aid the poorer districts
"a state aid fund Of 100000 a year was
provided. Il being stipulated that this
fund could be called upon by any dis
trict which could not provide itself
with "a building. or carry ON y
months Of school, without assistance.
Tho state. for such districts, may
giye one-third or two-thirds contrib
utod by the districts, either for build
ings or payment Of teachers.
II Is nov shown by the books Of the
department that less than o%ne-third
-s19.OS7.S0 OF the $4,000 appropri-
alton for tho present school year has
been applied for, the applications hav-
ing been as follows by counties:
In l9fs-isi4: Chaves SAYS. Guada-
lupe 2.224.69; Curry Si.340.66; Lin
coin Sl3i.s5; Mora, S6S7.65; Otero
S87.2b; Rio Arriha t959.2S; san Juan
$685.: Roosevelt S3.Oi244; Sandoval
fgi3.I3; Santa Fe S2.715; Taos S7i5;
Torrance $2,2s6, Union &3,725.
AZ this rate IL Is thought the re-
quircd school term easily could be In
creased to seven months and still keep
within the 100000 a year now avail
able. This Is the opinion Of state
superintendent white who has been
keenly Interested IN the administra-
ton OF this fund.
I'VE have been able to give mater
BAL help whcre most needed said the
superintendent. In discussing the mat
ter last week, land especially In the
eastern part Of the state the proyis-
ion which permits the people or The
school district TO contribute their
share OF a building IN labor has been
taken advantage Of.
we have sets OF school plans IN
our office. which ARE free 10 the dis
tricts. We insist on the uno-lateral
lighting system and other modern de-
tails Of construction. eve In tho
smallest schools and having superyis-
Ion. we have been able TO get EJme
very excellent school buildings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
HERR AT HOME.
Albuquerque Citizens Gladly Testify
aud Confidently Recommend
Doan's Kidney pills.

n Is testimony like the following
hat has placed Doan's Kidney pills
so far above competitors. When peo-
pie light here az home raise their
voice In praise there Is no room left
for doubt. Read the public state
ment OF an Albuquerque citizen;
Or l.. Brown, 52O Second street,
Albuquerque. ~ NJ, says: "On and m
FOR three or four years my back and
kidneys troubled me. My back was
very painful when ! was at work and
In the morning the trouble bothered
me. There was a dun, heavy ache
across my lolns most OF the time. Now
and then l felt sharp twinges In my
back and 1t was hard for me TO
straighten. More han once l couldn't
strnighten. when / read about Doan's
Kidney Pulls I got a box aud began
using them. I could see a great inn
provrment IN a short time. The pains
were relieved and tho kidney secre-
lions became natural"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Fostor-Milburn Co, Bumalo,
New York, sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take nc other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
FIREMAN BADLY HURT
ENGINES WRECKED
IN RATION YARDS

Ration. y. NJ. March 2i.-A head
end collision In the local yards about
4 o'clock yesterday morning between
engine 1854 and the yard night switch
engine resulted In the serious injury
Of Fireman Rino and a slight injury
10 Engineer Ben Hornish, ~ the
switch engine. The former WAS taken
Immediately to the company hospital
at Ia Junta. He was severely crushed
about the hips.
The circumstances attending the ac-
cldent were most peculiar, and such
as 10 place responsibility for the
smash-up on no particular individual
Engine No. 1854. which had brought
IN No. . from La Junta, had been left
at the ash pit near the coal chute In
the roundhouss yard by Engineer
~Broughton. while the hostler was
getting ready TO run the engine down
TO The roundhOuse, some mechanical
defect caused the opening Of the re-
verse throttle. putting the engine un-
der Roadway in spite OF efforts made
to shut OF the steam and causing u
to crash into the switch engine with
ruinous results.
Plans For city Hall.
The cleaning up Of the lots on
North Second street, To be occupied
By the new city han, l. being finished
today. The general features OF the
modified plan FOR the new municipal
building have been agreed upon be-
tween the architect and the building
committee of the city council, and
about ten days viii be required hy the
architect la getting up the estimates.
Advertising for bids VIII quickly
follow and the new building probably
placed under construction before The
end Of April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
YEAR FOR
IMMIGRATION At
CARLSBAD
Land Agent Declares New
People will be More Num-
erous than in any Seas, =
Since Project Opened.

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald
Carlsbad y NJ, March 21.C. r.
LRdd. manager Of the Farmers Ir-
rigatcd Land company. which Is m
charge OF selling operations under
the Carlsbad irrigation project. who
is boz Carlsbad this week. declares
that this Is 90 be the banner year for
colonization on The project and on
lands IN the Carlsbad district. Mr..
Iadd is IN "a position TO know. His
company is carrying big advertise
ments Ia 81 county seat papers. They
employ five travelling representatives
and $50 local agents. forty Of which
are giving their entire time e. the
business Of finding prospectors FOR
the Carlsbad district we have
now "a list OF ISL mon who have been
personally seen and have agreed To
come 90 the valley with Il view TO To-
eating. We DO not hope To- place an
of them, but we are confident OF
good business through May and
June. We do not expect 10 bring
people hy the carload. "a system that
works well enough where the pr cc
and terms OF The land on the mar
kct Is the same. Here we "a "a
great variety OF terms and prices.
and 10 is not possible to handle big
crowds TO good advantage. But We
expect 10 bring only prospects that
have already set their minds on this
country and take the necessary time
90 have them investigate thoroughly
before buying said Mr. Ladd. Any
way MIR I.add feels confident OF tn
success in store. He finds conditions
much improved here, and is impress
ed with the spirit Of optimism thai
b. coming over the valley. Mr.. Ladd
will return north sunday morning,
after "a conference with the officers
of the company here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
TAKE SALTS To
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less Meat ~ Nou Fcel Ilnckachy
or Have Bladder Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys IN their Of
forts TO alter II from the system. Reg
ular eaters OF meat must flush the
kidneys occasionally. You must re-
lievo thea like you relieve your
bowels; removing an the acids, waste
and poison, else y0u feel a duh mis-
ser IN the kidney region, sharp pains
In the back or sick headache, diz-
illness, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated and when ne weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine IL cloudy. fun Of sediment; the
channels set irritated. ohliging YOU
10 get up two or three times during
the night
To |ncutralizc these Irritating acids
and flush on the hodys urinous
waste Ect about four ounces OF Jad
salts from any pharmacy; lake "a tu-
bleapoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast FOR "a few days and your
kidneys viii then act nnc aud bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
salts b. made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice, combined with nthia.
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder irritation Jad salts
b. inexpensive, harmless and makes a
doliEhtful omeryescent hthia water
drink which millions OF men and WOE
mon take now and then. thus avoiding
serious kidney and bladder diseases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
Here's a Cure
For Sciatica
Painful Form of Rheumatism
Quickly Overcome.

Those sharp darling pains that charac-
tfrIEe s0intlr rheumatism should treated m
the niuod and bg using y. - >. you not
cnly cfi RELIEF huf d cure,
: s. 4 has the peculiar action 81 soak
Ing through The lufesiinss directly into the
blood in nVe minutes Us inhupnce d at
wpfk 30 eFfrY artery, vein. aud tiny capll-
larry. Every membrane. efeU organ ~ the
body. every emunriory. becglaes - eheci a
filter 90 strain the blood o. impurities.
The stimulating properties q = I. :. com.
pei tine skin, liver, bowels, Kidneys and
bladder 90 an Wurk 90 the one end or
casting out every Irritating every palm
Initiating atom uf poison Ia disludEtu BY
Irrigation 90 nrcumulatiuns Ia the Joints.
renders them neutral and Ecattcrs those
peculiar formations Ia tho nerve crnters
thnt cause such mystlfylng ana often
builiur rhrumntlc palms.
And. beet ~ all. this remarkable remedy
d welcome 90 the Weakeat stomach. II
yuu have druEged Yourself Until Yonr
stomach nearly paralyted, you VII De-
asionished 90 ind hat !. n ~ gives 10
sensation hut goes right o. work This
d taken naturally Into ynnr blood Just as
pure air h. Inhaled naturally Into your
lunfs,
You can get 4. : y AZ ans drug store.
n :. =. Is a Standard remedy. rccornlzed
everywhere as the greatest blood antiiote
ever discovered n yours peculiar
case nud you desire special fniofinnfiun,
write 90 The swift specific co., ..i swift
BIDS Atlanta. Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
ROOSEVELT GRAND
JURY GIVES CLEAN
BILL TO COUNTY
Report Calls Attention to Ir.
Irregularities but Declares
County Officers Guiltless of
Wrong.
Especial Correspondence =, tb- uernldI

IspeciHi Correspondence - the uernidl
fortulea, n. NJ, March n - Tho
Roosevelt county grand jury pre-
scented IFS final report 60 rhc court
thls week The jury found four trua
hlils' and IN us report gives a clean
hhl u health to the officials OF
it9osevelt county, although Il calls
attention TO minor irregularities
which should he corrected. There
had been charges of misconduct In
county offices which the grand jury
iinds 20 have been unfounded.
The bills returned by the grand
jury we're as follows.
w. $. C%henault. enticing a monlr
female Tor immoral purposes.
James Brown. killing % quail GU,
OF season. To this charge the de-
fendant pleaded guilty" ana was
given thirty days Ira the county IAN
and the costs we're assessed against
him.
Robert NJ Auvenshlre. uniaI fully
killing %cnttlc; no bill.
j a w. Smithec. assault. no hill.
Fred Robertson. carrying n deadly
weapon plea Of guilty. aud fined $50
and costs.
b. T. ~Gardenhirc. ob~structiug tho
public road.
The court has been occupied most
81 me week with the case OF the
Estate against James Buckiow.
charged with the murder OF Dean
C~ollinswor;h. "a farmer. near Del
phos. several years ago. This IL tho
second trial In this case. the first
having resulted ia a hung Jury. The
men were neighbora. ana thore had
been bad blood between them for
some time. II is set up BY In tho
prosecution that Bucklow shot Col
iinsworth with "a 30-30 Savage rifle.
using soft nose bullets. Thore were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
SUPPOSED TO HAVE
TUBERCULOSIS
NAIL IN LUNG
Silver City Physicians Re-
port Remarkable Case
Brought to Light by Use OF
the X-ray.

The SILVER CITY Enterprise Of sat
urday has the following;
Ono Of the rarcst eases Of "a foreign
body lodging in the lungs on record
in medical annals is reported by Drs
Bullock and Twitcholl from the New
Mexico Cottage sanatorium of this
city, when IN examining "a patient for
supposed tuberculosis last week, an
N-ray photograph at the lungs Was
taken ana revealed re- six penny netl
lodged in the middle OF tho right
hing, as shown la the picture.
can excellent photograph accom-
panies the article in the Enter
prise. showing the nail embedded In
the lung. which Is q half-tone repro
duction of the actual photograph,
The patients name Is W. =. Stanley
and bee halls from scdalia, Mo, where
his father b. ouguged In the newspa-
per business. lie Is thirty-three years
Of age and "a civil engineer by trade.
The story u his lung trouble dates
back two years, when n day in April
ne was putting In "A transOm to "A
screen door. lie had a nail IN his
mouth with point out. ready for use.
after the custom of carpenters. The
transom being higher than his head,
he was looking straight up when the
chair on which he WAS standing Tilted,
or his foot slipped. Al any rate the
jolt caused "a quick intake OF the
breath. and in doing 20 he sucked the
nail into his windpipe. The nail gag
god bin for "a second or Two and then
slipped down as easy as an oyster.
r.. ..u. .H... .HN.H fnaH A. 2Huma
ley says when he eNhalcd 10 seemed
as II he could taste iron. He went 10
his physician Immediately and told
him Of the incident aud thatfthe nail
felt AZ II II had tone down his wind
ppe. He was told by his physician
that Il was impossible for such an OBJ
ject to enter the lung. Several days
later he requested a more searching
examination and an X-ray picture OF
the abdomen was taken. There was
no evidence OF the nail and stanley
was told he must have dreamed
OF t."
For two years he has coughed and
had bloody and brownish ~eNpectora-
ton and a few small hemorhages fol-
lowing violent exercise. -Four weeks
ago stanley underwent an eNamina-
tion In the east, tuberculosis was sus-
pected and he was sent TO the Cottage
sanntoflum al Silver City FOR treat
ment. lie told his story of the nail
incident TO Drs. Bullock and Twitch-
Ell OF the medical stan and they inn
mediately too an N-ray photograph
Of the lungs with the above result
Stanlcy's case has banled "a number
Of celebrated lung specialists In the
east and It remained for Drs. Bullock
and Twitchell TO discover the cause
OF his trou6le-a six penny nail
Now the question hat is troubling
the doctors and MI. Stanley Is how 10
extract the nail without injury TO the
lung tissue. II Is quite likely he VIII
De sent TO Dr. Fletcher ingalls,, the
celebrated surgeon In bronchotomy IN
Chicago who has invented an instru-
ment for inserting In the bronchial
tubes for the extraction Of foreign OBJ
iocts aud has met with wonderful sue
cess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
BUSY COURT TERM
IN SOCORRO COUNTY
UNDER WAY
Grand Jury Returns Twelve
True Bills up to Saturday
with Plenty of Work Ahead

special rrcanoudene 90 the Herald
Socoi ~. y. NJ. March 22.-DiH-
trict court has been In session here
this week with prospects ahead for
"a busy session. extending over five
or six weeks Judge NJ. 9. Mechcm
Is presiding, with District Attorney
Edward d. Tittman Of Hillsboro and
Reporter Harry 4. owen OF Albu-
querquc In attendance.
The week has been given chiefly
10 motions In civil cases, while tho
grand jury has been az work The
jury up TO tonight nae returned
twelve true bills The jury probably
will be In session all OF mex week.
there being considerable business
still to come before 10. The iudict-
mcnts returned thus far are. In part
az follows.
State VI. John Bray. assault with
deadly weapon. plea Of not guilty;
Get for trial Wednesday. April I.
state W. John sakariason, alias
John Olsen. larceny of sheep; plea
of not guilty; set for trial Thursday.
April 2.
state W. Juan Apodaca, larceny Of
cattle and killing same; plea of not
guilty; set for trial Tuesday, March
81.
state vs.. Alfred Chavez. murder;
plea Of not guilty. set for trinl
Thursday, April 3.
State VS.. Juan Baldonado. larceny
Of a horse: plea OF not guilty. set
Tor trial Tuesday, March 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
SON OF NOBLEMAN
DIES IN SILVER CITY

silver city. y. NJ, March 2i.-John
W. Kennedy. son OF Lord and Lady
Kennedy Of London. died here az -.
Jossph's sanitarium this week. Mr..
Kennody's father Is "a famous English
iurist.
Mi kennedy o~risinally came west
AT the behest Of Iinp. Whjtelaw Reid
at hat time American Ambassador Of
81. james. Through diplomatic nego-
tiations. Mr.. Kennedy was given per
mission 20 enter Fort Bayard, the gov
ernmcpt's ainntorium for t-uberculous
soldiers, q privilege accorded but few
civilians.
After several days of telegraphing
and much Official red tape, the gov
eminent granted permission Tor in
terment OF the remains In the Fort
Eayard military cemetery which was
done yesterday.
New Bank for MOgSllOn.
The Bank OF Mpgollon Is being or
ganized in the Mogollon mining dis
trict. In S0corro county. and Will oe
capitalized at $4,000. II will be e
state bank. The Mogollon district
has "A monthly pay ron OF 100000
and Is the richest COLO mining district
In the southwest. The new bank is
being organized among the business
men Of Mogollon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

FIRE DESTROYS W.
M AT

Tucumcari. y. ~, March 2t-Fire
destroyed two homes here this week.
the total loss being in the noighbor-
hood of $1,000. The residences were
those OF Mr.. Frnzer and samuel
Barnes. The IRE started In the
Frazer home ana tho IRE horses We're
about hvc blocks from the station
when the alarm sounded so that the
Barnes residence was In flames whea
the water was turned on. Low water
pressure also made lighting the FIRE
Intellectual.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
R OF TEXAS ARE
RELIEVED OF LONG
CATTLE

Washington, u. g.. March s3-rhe
acting secretary OF agriculture has
issued an order. effective March 30.
releasing certain counties in Texas
the remainder Of the state of
Oklahoma from quarantine Ia pre-
vent the spread Of scAbies in cattle.
The territory released IL as fol-
lows.
counties of Cimmaron, Texas, Bea-
Yer and Harper, and In the state of
Texas the counties of Hansford,
Lipscomb. Hutchinson. Homphill.
Carson, Gray, Armstrong, Donley,
Briscoe, Hall. Hale. Floyd, Lubbock.
Lynn, Cara, Andrews. Neuces, and
Cameron. "a all Of Roberts county
south OF the Canadian river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
SAN MATED FOREST HAS
375 MILLION BOARD FEET
TIMBER

Forest supervisor w a. Goddard
OF the DATA national forest has ro-
Gently described In some detail tho
possibilities OF a large timber sale In
the san Mnteo mountains. Accord
ing "a the supervisor. the larger and
more accessible area ON the west and
rorth 81 these mountains contains
375 million board feet n a. quite
probable that the forest service VIII
make a. detailed cruise Of this area
during the coming field season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
The Mo,h.r Favoriie.

A cough medicine should be- harm
less. II should be pleasant TO take.
II should be enectuaL Chnmberiain's
Cough Remedy is an OF this anu n
the mothers tayorite evarywh here. For
sale or all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

Girl shoppcr-Why did goa make
that poor salesman pull down AN that
stun and then not bus anything
second Ditto-Why the mean fell
low was in "a ear yesterday and ~
offered me his SEQ though ! looked
right at him; go I just decided would
get wen oston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

The first woman 10 take up the
diplomatic service as a profession
has just been appointed in Christi
ana. She Is Miss HARRIET Hoag and
Is 10 be the first secretary of the
Norwegian legation In Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

In order 10 decide a bet, a Chi
cago millionaire has taken a census
Of an those similarly wealthy In the
city. nd has found that there are
az least 2iG. The census h. not yet
complete. and a. expected to show a
roll OF 500 when finished.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

There Is nothing more Encouraging
than a chronic disorder 90 the stom-
ach. IL u not surprising hat many
suffer tor years with such an ailmcnt
reach and may be had FOR "a trifa2
About one year ago" a y. II.
Beck, OF Wakelae. Mich. n bought "a
package Of Chamberlain's Tablets. and
since using them / have felt perfect
Is well ! had previously used any
number 81 different medicines, hut
none Of them wer OF any lasting ben-
eht.' For sale b. al druggists.
The HERALD Want Ads get
the best results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
PECOS VALLEY WILL
PLANT BIC ACREAGE
IN CORN
Good Yields Last Year En-
courage Farmers to Try
Bigger Scale. Spraying to
be Applied.

Roswell n. NJ. Nlrch ~.
larger acreage Of corn Is 70 bee plant
ed In The pecos valley this year than
has ever been attempted before.
Successful yields last year and the
coming 81 q number OF farmers
from The corn growing stntes who
are partial To that crop are the
reasons given for the increase.
4 new feature OF tho growing OF
corn VIII be inaugurated. u is "a
well known fact that sometimes corn
viii grow and mature perfectly here
barren OF fruit. This year several Of
.he corn growers will spray the
same as they do apples. Some viii
use The dry spray, while others will
use the n Of lead liquid spray.
They will spray when the tassels first
begin To- wave.
The biggest yield 81 corn known In
the valley was several years ago. W
@. Hamilton had a half acre which
yielded t50 bushels 10 the acre.
Last year Ben Ames had the ban
ner yield. getting a hundred gushels
TO the acre The average yield is
90 bushels.
New Crop Being Tried.
a new crop which is being tried cX-
tensivcly this year Is fctorita-u dry
land grain. II was proven last year
that this grain Is really a dry land
crop. producing well without much
moisture. In fact Il grows better
when little water is used. II is be-
ing planted In small tracts mostly
in the INNER lands where IL il high
and dry. Feterita is similar 10
milo maize.
The largest tract Of f~etoritn bel.'g
planted g. hy Robert Beers on his
HondO lands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23

Between 10000 aud 10000 men
are employed in the metal aud ina
chinery trades Ia Switzerland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-22

tui Influences OF the moon. In Yucatan
the descendants OF the Mayas pinched
their tails to drive away an eclipse. Az
emolems OF the devil they we're flung
into the fires in Paris on st. Johns night.
The mystic seven return again In the
Hungary legend that every black ca,
turns into a witch OF the age of seven.
Grimm gives IL as a common saying that
cat at twenty turns witoh and a witch
Of hundred turns cat again
The exit and entrance OF a strange car
we're ominous Shylock speaks OF come
that so mad II they behold one. Tradi.
ton says that the great Napoleon had a
marked rear OF them. and that Henry III,
OF france swooned at sight OF one.
-FOUR ministers attested the truth of the
tale which Captain Burt brought from
Scotland In 1880. that the leg of a cat cut
OH by man II attacked turned into the
leg OF an old woman The sernent
woman Lilith who tempted Adam, was
pictured In the sixteenth century with
the body OF cat
In agricultural communities both the
moon and cats are consulted about rain
and frost
u the cat scratches It's ear Il fs a true
sign or rain. and If II sits with It's back
20 the Dire. as the North Carolina moun.
taineers say. cold snap Is Inevitable.
however. the new era OF equal suffrage
may extricate women from these time.
oelyihs superstttions which have so zeal
ousy preserved her honorable anclent
%Ssociat'oas with the moon and cats.