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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

THE firm Laid thar the Woman :
CLUB has uNHu me community vas De-
mcnstatf1 en TUESDAY afternoon hv
tht lnrse attendance at its regular
nt ting ln 1he assembly room II tire
H'Alase uf ihe Governors Mrs VIII
Ham 81 Pope presided with grace. dig
niif ana tlrmuhss Ms /. q Gillette
was GO ihe relays desk Federal
5lase fnle aalfesseH tie club on
behalf - t. NeW Mexico Institute ~
= itnce aaa EaNeatipn 10 enlist the
euhs saprart far 4ha summer school
he ae.ss asoa tnAt wiii SO 20 Silver
tail thss Nttk Is attend the state
federation meeting MAS announcsd.
tAt @t-eSiie> feil2 Mrs 4. =. Rene
han. Mrs SIS Parser and AIRS II
HERRING Ars Charles \ Haynes
NAs sflsuiea raAre and sill PROT
sAlg aisa 81 "a. IS vii AIR arthur
~e34EfiAn. Ms r. J. PAien and Mrs
Rupert p AsF.uua. the first TIVE Ter
ne ~QmAas baara II trade. Miss
florence y - ef Boston s settle
nfnt worker nhu has studied the
hAses - that movement hpth r. Ia
robe A1a- i4 Auerlca. gav- 81 3ilum-
inF go ait 81 TIE WomAr-s club ard
TIE ; h0nis ~ne 0urh mainly On
rae Afra e r lua1 training and de-
ussSfse stsHee iastracfsssn 81 the
i nsaels ana fe success already al
tasne4 se tnst direction she advised
a&a.i4sz coffsus48 punishment - the
ehiia ard afeea In Increased Interest
- ShF F4rt IS woman hood Tn The
; si'seAs. IT, nrl gram Included s So
~ Feuelfsfr So Besshaasn's sonata
't'sfhctians ard Nrs Mara MeFla
.-AsksN sanE ufa great depth 81 seet-
ag ard Il sslFfsid ealas Gssfr--y Vat .
Ina SnS SnE Hlr3s ~ ghe WAX
leA Nas ~e- Is fAe Elfa Dc il.s
fi4snts rpm Mrs Eenehan. chair 4
fsaA = = saf earuiyfse rrn~ ding I
MIS- %Af4e Aa1 introduced Mss n IT, {
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
All Oper at Last

me STATE fair. viih al ne Torment
ana huthut. has come Hnd gone A.
hnnntfune's annual farouefi IL over.
and ms mefrins $50 wiii ruh pnf "a as.
f.kt a trlttr ard settle down 60 snu1e.
fhlne Hkr 4 uerrai basis az htinH.
That H uas food f1ir hftier in
fari than tire average state fair 50
far a. iriflntlz merf Ia concerned
viii s. adWitfei without arransnt IS
shuaghful people Nho rnff e enre.
fui aff d.sfstfisngte sutrstira tier.
That i Raf asiret 'onsif nanHssd "a
- als Hns tt Htire talked -
opaaN bf eNfEs teds fhaf "a can met
e.. considered 81 IS iHfnro n HHk ~
flrsft g. reptaf & hefe.
Iasf arEia Instance pIl sutfea.
There uas 80 rnufe rearon. i things
bad beet ron flEht Tor Francis 20
take a header les his hitlAne than fhefe
would - for you ~ mr. going Hfruss
paved street fu collide with 81 g. ie-
erau1 port In tht middle Nf the car
lfnrk The fair grounds Hut near
tnt riFer. are lbe and nsrshy a
smooth dfx surface u necessary for
au HtrorIUnf to gets ifa start g. make
rhf 4 ilitis work. 3 iiifie Thought
s liIIf fEaiHf nupilFf At fhe Hfht slime
and N ffs rlrht pitce would have pro.
sIita fnf the preparation nf fhf space
fnHtf TIE rsr- track 81 - fn prevent
$50 possibility 81 aeh an ariitHi ~
thai HhIfr haprcrsd - i4arcst The
staior hims * called atifui|eu ta me
difficulties fhnl confronted aln o.
elfrei be- resolved fhe neQlg. Nou are
here fn fif g. shsad ana NJ Ffan- T
tIs would have hetn thoroughly iusti- J
nsd &c he Bad nnistd t0 start his mae /
chime fbruAh the hos over which 4
bad O. tIttcl before FNinf into she
AEr That ~ - alive today - dne I
move to he Iuek thar anything sise-
Whi'f iAe fnoef carfplNuous this
VS.. tf o. means fhr orlF instance - Il.
iar fhnldtduerr sn The part - The
MANAGEMENT ~ the fNlf. irefiilifury
asd trfIfffrsnre werc % markea na
&c become TIE taik 90 sfeft body Had
# not been Tor Colonel Sellers snub-
lasd Throughout The early afranee.
mfnts aud called In ai fht as; minute
because t Wa Necessary g. have
fomfDadA "a hand who knew beams
whrn ihe les was open. tht ipfd on
IS knows what uOald have haupt ned. +,
Ihe colonel performed herolcally and
prevented things from Fpinr q smash
utterly. sui there e q hmA tsen o.
what BE- can de-
~ nftemp, 10 FIX tht Individual Z
lame OF O. slNEfef q remedy fuf TIRE
fuiufe would ~ Idle ! positively de-
cline 90 bc drawn into "a controversy. =
and consequently 7 rOnfne wystf e.
statements that uohesy eouysfsant d.
elih thc facts uili undertake 90 con.
lrnNtri Everybody with eyes ~ stt
md 4 mind e. think can reach q cone I,
huston 5ut as valuable ~ amp that 4
r1sht make
The state fair BE- timr-hornrcd AZ =
'uqnff1ue Institution Sentiment and
tradition cluster about ii ft b. too
ultimately connected win the growth I,
lad history ~ Albuquerque and ~ =
sew Mexico over 60 e. allowed % y
lerifh. Ana " u a reasonably safe y
~ that feptfition ~ thf methods IN =
oEue tuh xcar VIII rot ht possible =
ext year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
y LITERARY MldTFRpIECF.

Home, an anonymous novel pub
iished Ia the Century ana nov 1uf 81
book form. was written hy "a Kew Mex
Iean. George Agnew ChamieFialn. VI 81
Was appointed from Captain. Lincoln
county 70 @ consulate ln south Am
erica and later Was transferred a. L.a-
mo Marquee n Africa. some crl-
Tics pronounce i the novel " the
year Aif. Cham ber.alu has brought
.uio the background ~ the powerful
story the local color ~ The foreign
ieonsuiates he has hello
Another worth while book by e View
Mexican ls The second edition VI The
Concise History - New Mexico r
written for the Use Il the schools and
reading circles Is Ex-Governor l.
Bradford Prince The first edition
vas 50 rapidly exhausted that she NeT
Mexico teachers reading circle eoula
nor Dc fnllX supplies The second edl-
ticn IS made more valuable 81 4 con-
is index and artistic hail tone Illus
iraticns The hisiorF d brought ID
~ the Mcdonald administration aud
besides being accurate embody.ng The
res ATS 81 the latest research work. j.
also yery readable Governor Princes
sftle being lucid ard anything lut us-
daut8r. The brief Introduction treats
II the prehistoric period aud Is 1aI-
lowed ty chapter ou the Pueblo In
dams. Then comes che story ~ the
explorations and INC conquest The
period 81 iae American occupation Is
treated consecuuyely ander Tie name
- each governor
Tie scenario ~ J. a Jeartor is 3
Felnearnation sGnrs. and consists az
got within a plot TIE ioVe affair 81
3 United States military office 81
5 nta Fe with 8 beautiful grl q
So nlsh descent in which his rival q
sp4 nish Don. j. tae william ana meets
last retrlbutior. IS broken ~
is3an of q similar love affair two
thousand years before among fhe pre-
historic cliff DWELLINGS and ii aereIolss
net the army officer ana hls sweet
ae4rt arf reincarratiens 81 that pre-
historic cliff dwelling coupse. The az
ton i brisk and despite the unusuni
1aiure Il THE theme. leElcai ana WITH
Dc picturesque background ~ tins
soserneF's Pa3acf. the ciiff dNs i1.neS.
BE spanish-Ameflear culture ana the
Martial display ~ American sofa erv.
makes scenario TINT IS lNund a. ta
4ccessl a. The film Is being taken
mas Meek al THE ManItou cliff 6meli-
nss under the dirrciion - Mr Jean
on, WHO vas formerly seCreiars az
De santa r. chamber II con-. mere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
THERE L. NEITHER LAST NOR
fiR~T'-RROMNIN6.

Came childhood quaint fanclful.
mffhmakinE dreams.
Came beauty mad. yisioninE youth
led hy CLEANS
of gods Un olympus height.
Greek J have BEEN
Came powr iustsng mauhoods wild
impiuus crF.
To thNarf me IL purpose the gods
def
Came afrurant claim Is divine right
of mlahts
70 Rome WAS I kin
Teufon ana d WITH q scaid's poser 60
see
The future and thus cgsrnore shan
IS l
lsr nis aation ~ song ~ sleep
then Sight
And ntN dreams begin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

phy who T. visiting Miss Barbara
Johnson n The TesuQue valley While
In the eify. Miss Murphy was The cues,
of Mrs pope Following e. soon up
on the address r. the Noman's cmp
bv Miss Alice &. Fletcher 81 Nashins-
ron ~. a.. Miss Muruhy's leeiuie gave
additional proof that the Woman
club season Vill be most brilliant
and Interesting one.
q
1TNTER'S MOON 1T TAOS.
oh. tire black bear on the mountain
oh. the trout ia stream sna iouni"in-
eh the hiodhpund's bay that fenoea
loud and clear,
on. the buck his proud hclA shahlne'
Prom che ltlfy covert hreaklns,
81. Sc scents the ar that tells OF
danger near.
on the sunlight softiy streaming,
on the polished rifle cleaning
a. Sc follow 90 the trail with
sfeaitny tread.
ON. rhe lsmu-fire dimly glowing,
Uusky Pickering shadows throwing
O'er the pinef boushs that form tue
hunters 1ed
on. the woodland life enchanting
Memorys fauhesi chamber haunting
Win the mountain air and udor Of
tha pina'
Though "a palace door stood waiting.
! would pass ifs golden grating
Win d smile and never wish its
-riendcrs mine.
ror the forests With their shadows.
Hidden springs and sunny meadows.
sud the mountains rs iheir glory
are my own.
In ere breeze the f'r frees whisper
Music like a solemn Nesper.
And the pines take up the song IN
fuller tQne.
afe Us freer here and fuller.
NO besides of earth grows dulier;
And the one whose soul this strong
snrhantmeuf fills
caves an other things when dying.
.nd like a homing pigeon flying
Turns him back o. le and rest
among the hills
Sharint &c. Han, in cactus and Pine.
q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

Tho Fifteen cuE. santa Fes Oldest
and msst exclusive literary club. met
Friday afternoon with Mrs I H Rarp
on East Palace avenue u WIS Ciuh
cay tie opening session ~ me year.
The program included quotations and
current events. and delightfully."-
written history IL the ciub. hrlmiui %
charming personal "reminiscences writ
ten bg MIS-. " : haffouu one ~ the
charter members. and read IS Mrs n.
y. LAuEhiIa
Mrs J. Bradford Prince was On the
program Tor 6 residing. tur being az
Flushing y. g.. il was read Is Mrs
J ID kapp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

Mr. II. ~ Doruan wtii entertain
the Auction Bridge cluh tomorrow A.
ternoon az her home On Euena Vista
heights. Mrs. French cnf riained the
club issf Nonday and Mrs. carr &.
Bishop carried RI thr prize. There
wrIf ie4r tables The Friday CLUB
VAS the guest 81 Nrs Yontz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
THE YEAR BOOK.

This Ia further demonstrated hy the
Year Book which came from press q
few days ago. At the next meeting
the home aud rhlid welfare depart
ment will prcsent Miss Katherine Prit-
chatf ane ~ the most successful rural
teachers ia Santa Fe county. who VIII
speak on How shalt We Cooperate
Win the Rural Schools In Navem-
Der the arr and literature department
VIII present t. tne club lecture.
-Nasc. q National Expression This
VII Re followed a. the final meeting
in Soys mhtr b. AIRS II. i Neal who
viii lecture on The Visiting Nurse.
under the auspices = the cifics and
philanthropy department The 9TH
fr lectures g. follow wfii ha- Dangers
Threatening car children Poetry
q National Expfe ssion hy Mrs Adai-
lum un .GiVie Pride lecture en-
Local Markets and Prices. and Art
a National Expression. ty Or Frank
*. u. Roberts of East las Vegas Az
ter the lecture on Tuesday a mothers
meeting Was held
The riub maintains four study class
es Literary. with Mrs =. Z McCui-
luuEn as chairman. art Mrs James a.
Rolls chairman music. Mrs J. J..
Adams chairman. ard archaeology,
AIRS Harry L Wilson. chairman.
Their programs. which ere ambitious
in their scope. are printed ln the Year
Book The club maintains ~ adli-
tion a home and child welfare depart
ment ~ which AIRS Lorlu G. Collins
j. the chairman o ciyics ard rhiian-
tnrupy department" az which Mrs
John e. Mrtle j. the chairman. and
an art ard literature department ~
which Mrs h. Z McColloush II chair
man The roster n tho clue has 1T
resident members. - nnu-res4 cent
"a MIXERS and three honorary mem
beers Mrs William T Thornton. Mrs
Z Bradford Prince and Nrs William
r. Mcdonald
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11


There j. time o. dance. but ola
not noH. Rot now
When cold the death-moid rests On
many brothers. brow
Now j. ihe time o. think. % speak. u
walk with care
Before our God ia humbleness. 10
kneel ~ prayer
BE calm Pc firm. Be true. and Wholly
Afi ycuf soul
TO frrH mems hearts their raging
h'Hgl-thirst to control.
The TIDE of s-lEery lung in allowance
kept
Has broken leash and ike q flood IN
governed swept
he calm. he calm imprisoned words
aye worse thau tain.
he lfm. VINO waivers now but mocks
the tlfaes ~ pain
Inat trs for sympathy and helm
when hourilass woe.
tn-f courage. strength and hope. In
torrents overflow.
Re true. God Is not Knocked. breathe
not upon The air
or heln q work but hate. nor cau
s-rn folly prayer.
4ninA yeu Ills arm is shortened. or
Hs ieEidns iostg
~ thAi be cannot melt the hearts by
fars tos>ede
So matter shat The name cf aims this
wrath inspires.
- quest : ours who i.t these sacri-
lgious fires
sod KNOWS Ta Him our homage
dWlr prayer belong.
iA wrath s.rrsnders. ana the rfehf
flles over wrong
Mrs NJ Fss.f rs...,--
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
SORORITY courIIMrNTrp.

An Informal dancing party ~ Miss
Msfi Hope af the home ~ her parents.
1T and Mrs. " q Hope OF West
Copper hftuue Friday nikht was q
pleasing event 1t the week
Besides few neiRhbefhood friends.
the guests ~ The nfcaslon were the
members of ihe Phi Ma sorority Of
The University ~ Ncu Mexito. 81
which Miss Hope 81 member Cards
were played. followed rs dancing. and
later delicious refreshments were
served
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
TmEY SURPRISED nm JUDGE.

TIE Friendship class ~ ghe Pres
hyteran sunday school composed ot
some Iorr Young women. Friday ts-
sning Surprised Jadet john IL McFie
apea hls birthday. 10 the great de-
iiEhf ef the veteran warrior ana laf-
tsl Ne need sss lns that the evening
ss.. f. nan~H 4stAf.rsf sfsa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

RANCE FOR DIPARTING GUESTS.

Mrs = " Morley entertained Thurs
GAY evening 8 honor IT Miss GMuce
Wilson. WHO ieff Friday evening fer
san Francisco. u become librarian
with the lane Medical Ihrar Be-
sides The guest of honor there Mere
pres ut the Misses johnson. Morrison
and Lueere and Mtssrs Don T. John
sous ParAhursg Holt and 2 johnson
q Westminster y f. Miss Wilson WAS
fhe guest 81 number ~ other affairs
:. IL ------. 49, ~. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
VISITORS

MIS- Granse ~ GAINESVILLE. ohio
MO nas .'efn 2 guest Il Mrs Cochran
lsH for home 4 few DAYS 80 on
AonaaA afternoon airs Cochran. who
: recent arrival from Washington
z. entertained ia honor 81 nh
guest
ats a Brookes who with her
parents enjoyed quiet wsel =, H..
itolisa e The Seven Alaers in tie Rito
&c ios Irijoles as guest of luar- -'G
A.s a. j. Abbott has returned u
hsri"s f Ngnson 81 columhus
OHIO. ana pFesiden; II the ce,,nh,,s
tAAs ~ 81 company. Is the guest "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

heal estate rre5tsins- paFeaasef safss o..
trade--eFe eesiiy t1iFef tr faurra
ada Read them. use them Do + -i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

Sold By Williams Drug Co, ana
other toilet counters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
I'LL TOMORROW

l4 apt confer Win s0rrew--
Tl. tomorrow
1854 jos shaf hssf her way
THIS ey 0ag
=
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

Atf# atiuFf ID Davidson ~ ffe
North Fourth street has issued rards
fof tea Is - given next "Wednesday
ifiei noon from . Nnul O'Clock in
honor ~ her mother ana SISTER. Mrs
y = Peel and Miss Ruby Peel
Mff II. Merritt gave two tables
pi lion hflts Tuesday afternoon
~ honor II Nrs fftlerIlk VIM
Those present vfre Mrs 81 IS SEC
i-tnntfss, Mrs VIM. Mrs Joe kifrh-
u. Mrs a. g.. Thomas. Mrs ~ A.
Ma,sQn. Nrs A. a. Waha and A.rs
charles = white
ar. EfHesl Wehienberr. formerly II
ibis city and 81 sarlal fhNnrIfs soil. IN
ban.
Mss Trina 1861 and Miss Lacy tx
nm. ~ Guifpprt Miss haee been ln
M ctt, for several days as the guests
~ Mrs. George q. Taylor. ana were
among ttt most popular ard admired
quests ~ che Moniezuma laI Friday
right.
Airs Judd iisE II reien. came ~
iur the hai, and WIS tie guest " the
u lsses - eiaco while 81 tho city.
~. so Mrs Frank Mcconnell ~
Colorado SPRING.. formerly - las
Nruces. were visitors during the week
Mrs Joseph Prize. 81 Sacefro. 4
spending The week wiih Or. and Nrs
simon stern.
Miss Minnie Hickman arrived from
- faso thr eariy part - tire ~e,-a for
"a Visit % her sister. Mrs sadie Nsu-
siadi Shf VAS q guest az the Non
teauma ban Friday nieht
NJ and Mrs Louis Ilfcld are en-
lotlng q sisil from Mr. and Mrs d.
field e las Vegas
ATS Ada Pierce VIM Will leave TO-
morrow for Silver CITY where she
VIII appear ID three programs under
US auspiccs 81 tht state federation 81
NHmens tluhs--at social event
Wednesday afternoon ot this week. in
iAhfnsrin rnreeft Wednesday nighf
ind az model mass meeting Thurs
iaY night Airs WInr Nii refurn 10
NiHhqntfane Monday and VIII sing at
ne hiE concert in her honor an the
Presbyterian church an Tuesday night /
n next week
Mrs H. a Biifner. treasurer ~ the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK


something that cons i0uflg 81 uucon,
stioasiy y dear a. All ~ us And m
troup ~ catnip that We had with ~
TAFT week was one that ftrresented thf
hlehfsi aud ifsf in American man
hood Tie nfnrcrs AZ once became 80
Irial MNafltee-a Way that army off
GERS base Niih them me enlisted
men won anider opinions from the
people af fts if, and attcEfed ~ their
conduct the excellent morale and dis
einIins ~ thc army
Eyert day during fhe week. what
ever eifs Vas IN the printed rrokra IN.
thc soldiers were cure ~ q warm and
sffeefonat, Neiiomt fsnsiiY. after
+ flie m4neUYers enc CROWD heean te
fhin uuf- foifs realized that they had
sen the beet that Yves O. he Offered
The men of var Won 8 sure pluca fer
thrnftltee. and the people - the rif3
sill remember them fer long time
81 rome.
CONCEPT To Mrs. VIM.
Ei pHsu anl Albuquerque have been
dgann 81 10 furnish fIte trained mu-
sse.aus far the hlr farewell concert IN
honor ~ Ada fifrrf-Winr. dramatic
soprano. " ha leaves Af Beg tho near fu-
fuft for Arizona. where shc Will re-
eide Zach of the five taking part i
professional rni pnss ssses exception
al talent The event has been an-
moan tN fnf russday fhf Goth ~ This
MONTH su she First Presbyterian
church The program speaks eio-
qn,ntit Scr liseif and = as follows
pIps orean Irnmphai March
from TAlta fNerdl Prof. =. STAN
Dep sder e fht University - Sew
Msrltn
nati-The FshcrfT lcabussi).
Charles Andrews itnnr. Thomas a
Christian. ~ 90 Iasn. fasFu.
sorfans saif--N i.a dnrte. PRAYER
Il -Tose4 truccinI Ada Pierce
Vim
VIOLIN Capri, y.frnols fFriiK
kflesierl Mfs Ralph 81. Henderson.
II III Peso.
Tenor Solo Longing lRuhcn- /
sfelnl Charlie Andrews
Pipe ereuu-- Inl AAfgrn cen hfle.
Rogers tht eayp.is MiEnon. 7
Thomas
Nass suiu--. Danny UeeKrr. from
barrark Renm ballads - kndsard
Slpllng tnawrasc ~. Mf Christian. u
Nioiin-- Avs Der Helmlth fsanEs
Z Homer. ifredrlgh smetanal AIRS (
henderson.
soprano solo Good nys" fTos.ln. .
FRS VIM
Hae s0l0 rarreaaor song. tBi-
etl. Nf Christian.
Good Wight nuartttfe from !
Martha tFlotnwf. Mines Winn and
henderson Mesrs Andrcer ana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

every way the party was an auquan-
FED sucecss
flavin. Miss Eleanor gaughre. N.ss
haihetint chavez. Miss Elsie kefn-
pfnlch. Mrs Ruth McKausn. Miss
Adelaide shields. Miss Jessie Treat
Mis- Mary Cooper. Miss Kathleen
Long. Miss Mryi Hope. Mlss Alma Bale
dfldEf. Miss Dorothy McMilirr. n -
Louise Loweef Miss EuH MshraN.
hfssrs Ira Hoitf. Ralph keirnef il1r-
very FERGUSON. Prank SpitN Glenn
fmmpns. John Emmons joe NCfan-
nH. kAt McCnnna. Gale ru.Nes Jack
Atlauehlir Gordon Ga4s. Gilbert
SANCHEZ Chester Ire. Hastings
Shield. carr y Br0rtIn. Leonard
Claiborne. William McelurHin. Nelson
NeVunu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

Mrz 8. ~ Stroup Ras hostess yts-
tefuak afternoon 40 luncheon af her
mono % North Eleventh street In
honor nl her cousin Miss cap.tola
~ NHrn. and n Airs Laurence Zee
cpluf scheme ~ yeli0u ana white
was carried oui nor ong 10 che decor
Atpns hut The Refreshments and
proved highly effective. Hand painted
hniNn ifaNes served vs. place cards
while about the room were enormous
i'8HNNets ~ chrl rfheWNws AVID fips-
fsrs of autumn leaves
Twelve guests onloyeH Mrs Sfroups
Hospitality
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-06
Weather Crop Bulletin.
For the week ending August 2, 1914.

For the week ending August 2, 1914.
Des MOines, Iowa.
Quite general showers occurred on
Thursday and Thursday night, but
the amount of rainfall was unevenly
distributed. In some localities the
rainfall was nil, while in others the
amounts were light to heavy; the
southern counties received the least.
In some localities, in the northern
counties there was sufficient rainfall
to insure the early corn, but for the
state as whole, and especially in
the southern districts, corn, potatoes
and pastures are needing rain badly.
Corn has already suffered consider
able damage in the southern part of
the state, but the average condition
of the whole crop is only four points
below the July LIST estimate, or 81
per cent. Much trouble is being ex-
perienced in southern districts in OBJ
tanning water for stock and for
threshing. Small streams and many
wells are dry Threshing is progress
sing rapidly under favorable contli
tions. Preliminary estimates show
the average yield of winter wheat to
be about twenty-three bushels per
acre; spring wheat, sixteen; oats,
thirty-four; barley, twenty-seven and
rye, nineteen bushels per acre. II
these estimates are maintained by
final returns the state will produce
about ll5,0OU,O00 bushels of oats;
16, 100000 of wheat; 11,OOO,OOO of
barley and 100000 bushels of rye.
GEO. M. CHAPEL,
Director.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-08-06

son we held that if A was able to
prove continuous, uninterrupted
and adverse possession for a period
of ten years or over, he could not
be compelled by an individual to
move his fence, thereby changing his
boundary line.
In the case at hand, we desire to
say that if the controversy is between
the inquirer and the county, or some
other fundamentally exercising gov
ernmental functions, the law as laid
down in the case of Quinn VS.. Baage
would undoubtedly govern. However,
if the controversy is between the in
quirer and some other individual as
to their respective boundary lines,
wherein highway intervenes be-
tween their premises, the inquirer
would not be obliged to remove his
fence between their premises, the in
quirer in continuous, uninterrupted
and adverse possession of the land
now occupied by him for period of
ten years or over.