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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28


At the prima, y next Monday
stick to your home town where
there is a candidate from town
al d one from the outside. For
instance w. j. Burke is a can
didate on the Democratic
ticket for congress and he is q
home man while his opponent
is unknown to the most Of us.
In the county on both the
Democratic and Republican
there are many from here who
are candidates and everything
being equal, the home man
should receive your support
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Whooping Cough

"About q year ago my three
boys had whooping cough and
/ found Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the only one that
would relieve their coughing
and whooping spells. / contin-
ued this treatment and was
surprised to find that it cured
the disease in q very short
Time" writes Mrs. Archie Dal-
rymple, Crooksville, Ohio.
For Sale.by All Dealers.
DIV m29
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
IOWA.

L L
IOWA:
wish to address just a final
word to you
At no time have | entered
into personalities, and have not
tried to twist the statements Of
my friends into something
more favorable to me than
they meant or to make the
plain statements of MIR. Con-
nolly's friends say something
other than they actually said.
could have given Mr.. Con-
molly many things to explain,
had | thought this desirable
from a party standpoint. | did
not so deem it.
Some of the things my op-
ponent has done, | suppose, are
politics-as they have been
played in the past. | do not
believe in such methods. 1t
was most unfair, knowing my
record as a Democrat, as both
Mr.. Connolly and Mr.. Moon
know it, to SANDER me by ques.
tioning my Democracy. If |
must knowingly misrepresent
my opponent in any way to Sc
cure a nomination, then | pre-.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

On account.o the streets be-
ing torn up the way they are,
a number of the business men
have decided that q Fourth of
July celebration would be out
of the question this year. The
money which would naturally
be spent for q celebration
could be added to the electrolier
fund very nicely and do a great
deal more permanent good.
Electroliers are a necessity
while a celebration is a luxury.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

Mr. and Mrs. r H. Harris
and twin daughters, Marion
ard Vivian. and Miss Anna
Mikesell of Council Bluffs were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Christman.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

DR.. Jno. Tamisiea reports
the birth of q daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. r r. Liner.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
For A Torpid Liver

81 have used Chamberlain's
Tablets off and on for the past
six years whenev, my liver
shows signs of being in a dis
ordered condition. They have
always acted quickly and given
me the desired relief" writes
Mrs. F. H. Trubus, Springville,
N. Y. For sale by
DIV m29 All Dealers.
Drs. Heise end DeVore oper-
ated on Geo. Gaver, Jr., today
for adenoids. The little fellow
is getting along very nicely.
Peter lessen purchased a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

There are a number of cases
yet to be tried and when you
add to the above the justice
court cases, which be has tried,
1t is very evident that Mr.. Nc
Laughlin has been on the job
all the time and has faithfully
performed his duty, with MI re
than the average results OBJ
tanned by county attorneys IN
the prosecution of crime, for
the records show that he has
only lost 4 cases. Let US vote
our appreciation at the polls
Monday, June 1st, by casting
our vote for Ross Mclaughlin
for county attorney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
STATE DELEGATES TO
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Santa Fe, Aug. 81. Governor Me-
Donald, this forenoon before leaving
with State Engineer James A. French
| for Tucumcari. from where he will
go to Clovis and Vaughn. appointed
the following delegates to the
lTwenty-first International Irrigation
congress at Calgary. Alberta. Canada.
October 5 20 o. at the request Of Sec
rotary Arthur Hooker OF the congress
who certified that New Mexico is en-
titled to fifty delegates:
James w Norment, Bradford l..
Prince, Ralph e. Twitchell Santa Fe;
II. v. y. Smith. Santa Rosa; F. L..
Cox. Silver City; James A. French.
Santa Fe: VIII Benson, Artesia; Ralph
G, Ely, Deming; Edwin Ross, Albu-
Iquerque; Hugh Louden, La cueva; J..
L. Lawson. Alamogordo; J. u. Pardue.
Fort Sumner; ]. H. Latham, Lake
Valley: A. J. Mcloche, Ration; w. O..
Hamilton. Roswell II. r. Robinson.
Albuquerque. George H. Webster.
Cimarron: w. s. Hopewell, Albuquer-
Ique: q. Golf Black. Aztec: NJ. N.
Mikesell, Springer; II. q, Tracey.
Carlsbad: II. j. Hagerman. Roswell
William Butler. Pennington; Lafay-
cite Clapp. Hatch; E. Il. Young, Az
Itec: A. A. Rogers, I'll Paso: G, c. Da-
wilson. Tucumcar: Thomas Lyons.
ella.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
BANKS ARRANGE
W[Y1Rk CITY's
BOND INTEREST
international Cotton Brokers
in Session 10 Devise Means
Of Sale to European Coun-
tries at War.

New York. Aug 3l.-- Measures to
relieve me awkward situation arising
from the difficulty OF meeting this
city's obligations in Lindon aud
Paris assumed more definite phase
today when II became known that To-
cal hanks which act as city deposit
tories probably would cooperate
with the bankers through whom mu-
nicipai notes were placed abroad.
The plan conicmplates gold exports
of at least S5.00O.oo0 to Ottawa. This
sum would he doubled unless oppo-
sition becomes toe strong.
The conference Of international
cotton brokers which has for its
main object settlement OF the for
eign exchange situation In It's rcia.
ton to the expnrtntion Of cotton. held
its first session today. hut beyond ar
ranging preliminary procedure moth
Ing WIS accomplished. American rep-
rcscnlativea We're reported e. haze
declared that the foreign brokers
seemed disposed to accept most Of
the terms imposed by the shippers.
Reports from Washington that the
copper producers hoped TO procure
from this government similar conceH-
aions to those granted to cotton plnnt-
ers, excited little interest In the fl
nanoial district, The project was re-
garded as piece Of tho valorizatipn
schemes recently submitted by the
coffee and sugar interests Leading
western railroad lines reported steady
traffic, with some decrease in grain
tonnage. due 10 tendency on the
part Of the farmers to withhold ship
ments In the hope Of still higher
prices The government cotton re-
pert placer the condition 81 that sta
pie as Of August 81, ut ~ per cent
against 1854 per cent the previous
month. and al 6S.2 per cent the same
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
CRUISER MODE
NOW READY FOR
ACTIVE SERVICE
Canadian War Vessel Is Over
. hauled and Placed at Dis
] posaI Of Great Britain in
Atlantic,

L lus uosN,no JOURNAL ustciAt txsssn WISH
/ fOttawa. Ont. Aug. sl.--Thc Cana
dian cruiser Nlobc goes into active
service tomorrow. sailing from Halt
fax on short trial voyage to test
her machinery. which has been over
hauled after three years idlcness The
cruiser soon Will loIn the squadron OF
British, cruisers patroling the Atlantic
coast
The Duke nf cennauehi. governor
general ~ canada. went TO Halifax
SATURDAY ~ 900 thc Nioho pw into
commission and 60 witness he de-
parture OF the Royal Canadian regi-
ment which is being taken TO Bermuda
60 relieve British troops which arc
being taken back TO England for ac-
tive service.
The Canadian regulars at Halifax
will be replaced by garrison from
the militia for time,
There win be an adequate convo,
/ for the troops from Halifax TO Ber-
muda and for those which are going
hack TO England.
II Is possible that the Niobe will b'
sent TO Quebec TO act as convoy tt
1.-THE Princess Patricia light infantry
land will accompany their troop shi
to point In the Atlantic where they
will Join the ship and convoy from
bermuda and proceed to England.
When the Canadian army division OF
II 900 men leaves Nalcartier In about
three weeks the Niobe will be one OF
tile vessels assigned 10 the flotilla OF
troop ships which will number tel
...po.fo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
What's New in New Mexico
SCHOOL Superintendent
| IS THREATENED WITH
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS

santa Fc. Aug. 3l.-County super
intendent Of schools r. S. Upton Of
otero county, is threatened with a
writ OF Injunction or mandamtis. or
some other kind OF writ. to compel
him to create a school district al
Mountain park, In the Sacramento
mountains.
II has been the custom In some
parts OF the state for townsitc pro-
lnoters TO have school districts crca-
ated and school houses built by d.
viding older districts. so that II has
happened that often the minority Of
an older district by manipulation ac-
CURED the greater portion Of the rail-
road mileage and other property In
the district and thus deprived the re-
naming portion Of the district OF Its
school income. The question In the
Mountain Park case hinges upon the
word shall" In the statute, whether
shall" always Is mandatory or al
lows Of certain discretion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
THOUSANDS flee
FROM PARIS IN
FEAR OF SIEGE
Another German AeropIane
Sails Over City but Does No
Damage to Capital People
Are Not Excited,


Paris. Aug. 81 ti1.s0 y. m.)--An-
other German aeroplane flew over
Paris this afternoon but did no dam
age.
The Tempe says on the subject Of
aeroplnne raids over Paris:
Paris will know how to reply by
silent stoicism and calm resolution to
the effort at intimidation by which
the Germans are attempting to stir
the capital that they know is impress
sionable. but of whose unfailing re-
sources and patience and will they do
not know
II ia believed that while the French
are progressing on the right in LORI
raine. the Germans are gaining
ground on the left, with the result
that there has been large crop Of
rumors and Il pronounced exodus
from the capital particularly TO the
south. The D'orsay station was be-
sicged all night by large but orderly
crowd The sale OF tickets was sus-
pended at an early hour as all the
space In the trains for tomorrow was
taken. Hundreds Of persons remained
al the station, however. IN order TO be
in line for the following day
AS q precaution against the GER
man raidinw aeroplnnes M the elec~
lrif lights which nave nadc lhe
boulevard brilliant have been o1tiu-
guished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa Te. Aug. 3l.--Judge William
ri. Pope today appointed the follow
ing referees in bankruptcy to serve
two years: j. w. Wilson, Albuquerque'
for Bernalillo. Mckinley. sandovai
and Valencia countless; Dean Sherry,
Of Alamogordo. for Otero and Lin
coin counties: A. L. Davis. of Farm
ington, for San Juan county; II. L.
Boon, of Tucumcari, for Quay ana
Guadalupe counties; e. A. Johnson, OF
Santa re, for Rio Arriba. Santa re,
Taos and Torrance counties; d. w.
Elliott, of Roswell. for chaves. Eddy,
Roosevelt and Curry counties; w. u.
Kelly, of Socorro. for Soeorro and 81
ezra counties: Chester A. bunker, oil
Las Vegas. for San Miguel and Mora
counties; Frank w. Vellacott, OF Sill
yer city; for Grant and Luna counties;
Frank Heron, of Las Cruces, for
Dona Ana county, each to furnish u
bond of $1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
ASKS COMMISSION TO
COMPEL SAG REFUND

Santa Fe. Aug. Because the
Santa Fc railway charged w. Il. Heg-
Ter as much for shipping a carload
of horses from Woodward, Okla. to
Carlsbad. n distance OF SAT miles, az
Il does for the same service from
Kansas City. $50 miles, Heslcr today
through the commission. obtained a
refund of SAC from the company.
The corporation commission also
received assurance today from the
Southern Pacific that the depot
promised Myndus, would compare
favorably with that TO be built al
Miesse. a rival TOWNSHIP In Luna eoun'
". this In response to a complaint
from Myndus that the depot al
Miesse would be ever so much more
palatial than the one allotted 'e
Myndus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa Fe Aug. 31.-Assistant En-
gineer J. W. johnson has returned
from Hllsboro. where bids were
opened for a four 65-floor steel pony
truss bridge on creosoted pile piers
land abutments across the RIO
Grande at Arrey: The bridge is Of
great Importance as II Is on the III
Canine Real which the state has
heen placing in first class condition
in southern New Mexico. The lowest
bid was by the Midland Bridge COM
pany for $1b,475. Then came the Ei
Paso Bridge a. Iron Co, $4,000, the
NJ r. Levy Construction company
sft, $50 and the Missouri Valley
Bridges& Iron Co. sl2.9SO. The spec
ifications are being slightly modified
so as to bring the cost within
$40 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
OFFICERS OF SUMMER
SCHOOL MAKE REPORTS
TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DISPATCH
Santa Fe. Aug. S1.--The board OF
directors of the New Mexico Institute
Of Science and Education met. this
evening at the Old Palace to hear the
reports of the officers on the summer
school.
That this had been greater sue
cess than had been anticipated was
conclusively shown. While the at
tendance from outside points ran up
during the month to only 312, yet. II
being the first year. this was deemed
good beginning and has assured the
permanence of the venture. Finan.
clally the reports were equally good
for contrary to expectations, the
school closed without deficit.
AS to the intellectual. social and ar
tistic success of the school, 1t was
truly phenomenal. Never before has
the state and its capital entertained
at one time so many celebrities in
science. art and literature as during
August OF the lecturers, eleven
attained sufficient importance to gain
place in Who's Who" The big
universities of the land we're repre-
sented and even one foreign univer-
slty that OF Warsaw. Poland, had a
student and lecturer among those en-
rolled.
Thrty-six teachers were given insti-
'ute credit In addition to the lee
lure courses, classes in Spanish, gar
uening. primary work, arithmetic,
sanitation. and other branches We're
held regularly. One great art exhibit
humber of noteworthy musical
events. social affairs as we'll as dra'
matte presentations. notably that o.
Los Pastores. given under the aus
pices Of the school, took place. Al the
same time there were field archaeo-
losieal expeditions to Jemez and
Suarai as well as excursions to santt
pomnigo. Santa Clara, the Arroyo
.'ondo ruins and the Rito de los Fri
'oies. In other words. the summer
sehool was an unparalleled success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
Visitors to Museum.

santa Fe, Aug. 31.--Among those
registered at the Museum Of New
mexico today were Mary Johnston,
Los Angeles; Mrs. Gertrude Lanning'
howard II. Lanning. Topeka Mrs. K.
iolnurst, Elmwood, Neb.; |. M. Walk
g, stanley; II. b. Cooper. st. Louis;
whham Doran. Dallas, Tex; Mrs. d.
=. sutcliff, Albuquerque; @. Caldwell,
A'amosa. Colo: w r. Hinton. Ala
hosa; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Blue Per-
.sspurg. o.; W. l.. Sears. w. r.
mccombs. Mr.. and Mrs. David Howell
ia Jones, Gertrude Rabb. Roswell'
"f. and Mrs. J. G. Spears, Gallup; j.
= Bair Denver: ] c. Keegan. Lin.
ooin' Neb.; Enid v Tohill. Monte Wis.,
"a Colo: Florence Brady. III Paso;
n'hsiia Scheurle, Miss Burton. Fort
nneI'ance: Mrs. ]. c. Waters. Cubero;
neiie Sweet. cerriilos: Elizabeth J,
e'snards. Albuquerque; Jessie Lee
,<oek' New Florence. Mo-: John Hal
r,serg and Fred Hallerberg, Mound
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
POPULAR COUPLE ARE
MARRIED IN SANTA FE

Santa re. Aug. 31.--A pretty TO
nance eliminated today in Santa re-
when Roy Il. Harlan Case OF Demihs,
was married to Maude X. Slosson OF
Ell Paso, by Rev. Leonidas Smith oil
the Church of the Holy Falth, USING
the Episcopal marriage ritual Inc
couple will live in Santa Fe where MI
Case recently took position with Tue
state engineers office.
Deputy Probate Cleric Vicente A'aria
also isslled q marriage license this
forenoon to Caesario Vigil and josef
Ia Garcia Of Pojoaque, northern san
ia Fe county, who were then married
by Father Haelterman Of Santa Cruz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa Pc tug Toby the
posloflice AZ Afencio. linfon county
was discontinued and the supplies
were ordered sent to Santa Fe and
the mail to Moses, Quay county.
During the past month three posiof-
fees were discontinued in New Mex
leo: Buxton, San Miguel county; Do
Jores, Union county Lyden, Rio Ar
riba county Eight new offices were
established; David, Union county,
Eaglehill. Chaves county; Hllario. San
Miguel county; Miessc, Luna county;
Pinos Wells. Torrance county; STAN
bro. Chaves county; West I'll Poso,
Dona Ana county Willow Springs,
Union county Two of the above were
simply change Of name: Anapra to
West III Paso and Ramon to David.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa re, Aug 81 --Proceedlngs
in Involuntary bankruptcy were filed
today In the federal court against
Robert l.. Faulkner Of Las Cruces.
where he is engaged In the grocery
business, and who has made an as
signmcnt to Thomas J. Guilfoil. The
pctitionng creditors and their claims
are; The II. Lesinsky company. $l.-
$40; the james A. Dick company.
$619i the American Grocery COM
pany. $3.50 The assets are given as
$500 judge Pope appointed the Ei
Paso Association Of Credit Men, re-
cciver, fixing the bond at $4,000. in-
structing that The receivers continue
the business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
LOCAL. s!i|C|||H||.l| SCHOOL [!
PICTURES SHOWN
n At OLD PALACE
albuquerque and BeruaIi|Io
County Educational |nstItu-
tons Figure IN Scenes
Shown by Col, TwltcheI|.


santa Fe. Aug. 81 Albuquerque
and BernalilIo county were to the fore
This evening at the Old Palace ~I.y.l
Col. Ralph Il. TwitcheII threw on the
screen beautifully colored pictures Of
The University Of New Mexico and of
the rural schools. All the buildings
on the university campus. the various
athletic teams. interiors and other
phases Of life passed wildly in review
and created longing in many to
attend such an institution at such a
place.
The fine modern schoolhouses that
superintendent Montoya has built
doomed up superbly and will give the
outside world fair idea OF the school
facilities that are provided even in
The districts remote from Albuquer-
que. Something like 5000 has been
spent by the exposition board already
10 exploit adequately Albuquerque and
Bernalillo county and the entire
sa,5oo which the board expects from
the metropolis and the empire coun-
" Of the state. will be made to bring
returns hundred and thousand
fold in the way Of publicity and in
teresting capital and enterprise.
Pictures were also shown of Eddy
county, not only those portions under
the great Carlsbad irrigation project
but also portions Of the Guadalupe
mountains and the plains country,
forming as attractive an exhibit as
ever has been gotten together.
Tomorrow the moving picture
outfit goes to Isleta, there to ge; the
annual dance on Friday. The pro-
gressive convention at Belen will be
filmed and then Chase Bell. the NOV
ing picture operator. will 20 to Farm
ington. Aztec and shiprock to secure
films first hand from the San Juan
and Navajo fairs. incidentally taking
pictures of every phase of industry
ard life In the San Juan valley.
The board has made a complete set
Of slides at the New Mexico Military
institute and has sent the original
photographs TO Director General Da-
Wis Of the San Diego exposition so as 70
show him what great school and fine
student body are to be found at Ros-
we'll. the plan being to take the ca
diets to camp on the San Diego expo
siton grounds during the fair next
year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa he. Aug 3i.---Land Commits
sioner r. r. Ervien ut his offices In
the capitol to-day il exhibiting the
finest shock of oats ever shown IN
SANTA Re, which were raised BY dry
farming by Dr. J. II. Sloan on his
slorieta ranch within the Santa re
city limits. Dr. Sloan also harvested
from 81 grains Of wheat ne sowed,
1850 grains for each grain planted,
the kernels being Of superior quail
NV and weight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

santa Fe. Aug. 31.-For peddlins
potatoes In Santa Fc without IL
cense at two cents a pound when the
current quotations are four cents o
pound. Fred frost OF the San Luis
valley, Colorado. was today fined the
minimum penalty and costs, the fine
being suspended by District Judge y.
G. Abbott, The case had been
brought up from the court Ok Justice
of the Peace Jose Maria Garcia, and
frost. by agreement Of counsel. plead
ed guilty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
SIERRA COUNTY
I CHILDREN LOSE
SCHOOL, RIGHTS
District Attorney Tltiman Takes
Remarkable Action; At
torney General to Give 0pin-
ion at Once.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01
MODIFIES STRINGENCY
OF ANTITRUST BILL

Washington. Aug. 31.-~Efforts 70
make more stringent provisions Of the
Clayton antitrust bill against holding
companies failed In the senate To-Day
with single exception. The bill pro-
hibits the organization of holding
company or the purchase Of stock by
one corporation in another engaged
in interstate commerce when the Ell
rect OF such. may be to substantially
|lesxen competition. The amendment
accepted struck out the word sub
stantialIy," broadening the scope OK
the provision somewhat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

santa re. Aug. s1.--The state COZ,
poration commission was inioIfheu
today that the Mountain States leie-
phone and Telegraph company IS wiz
ing to install telephone in the sah'a
Fe depot at Dona Ana, bona anu
county, and has asked the SANTA -
railway for permission to do so. in's
is In response to request Tor 'ne
community at Dona Ana niaae
through the corporation commission
for the installation Of such Iele-
phone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa Fe. Aug. 31--District judge
f. c. Abbott today heard the case Of
Prichard VS.. Prichard, in which the
plaintiff asks for a bill Of discovery
asking the whereabouts and manner
of disposal Of certain property. Judge
Abbott gave fifteen days in which 70
plead further. Colonel @. w. Prich'
ard il represented BY Renehan and
Wright. and Mrs Prichard by Y "a
|Lorin c. Collins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-01

Santa Fe, Aug 3I.--Govcrnor Me-
Donlad this forenoon granted . con-
ditional pardon to George Eaker, sem
fenced in March 1913, from two to
three years. of which he has served
the minimum sentence after allow
ing good time and also the greater
part Of thirty days for costs. Eaker
win have to report monthly to the
warden of the penitentiary.