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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12
BETTER MILK
MEANS BETTER
BABIES HERE
Miss Jane Rider Largely
Responsible for Import
ant Position Laboratory
Work Has Been Given at
State Fair

Its up to the women of Arizona to
protect their families by helping to en-
force the pure food laws declared Miss
Jane Rider of the state pure food lab
oratory yesterday.
Miss Rider is connected with the de-
partment at Tucson and it is largely
through her efforts that the laboratory
work has been given paramount prom
inence at the fair. BY model grocery
store and an unsanitary grocery store,
she has Illustrated effectively the diff
ference between the two and has done
it so conclusively that it will be a big
aid to her in her fight for clean food
She has demonstrated how a shop can
protect its foods to advantage to the
merchant and consumer
There are many who prefer bulk to
packed goods, not only because it is
cheaper but because it is better. The
small dealer who complains must real
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12

ize all he loses in conducting his bust
ness on slip shod basis. The uncov-
cred goods is going to collect a peck of
dirt, goods that even the restaurants
will not take off his hands. There is
no reason for such n state of affairs
for i the housewife insists upon clean
food, she will get it. When the inspec-
tors are in a town the dealers are will
ling to comply with the laws but they
need the help of the buyers. Let them
make the complaints for the sake of
their homes"
This young girl who is fighting for
the enforcement of laws is graduate
of the University of Arizona and has
taken a post graduate course at the
University of PENNSYLVANIA. She hopes
TO get all women in the state interested
in the work and will inaugurate a pub
licity campaign in Phoenix next week.
She will wage a campaign for Better
Milk For Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12
ILLINOIS MEMBERS
WILL TAKE NOTICE

All members of the Illinois Society
and those eligible to membership who
have automobiles are requested to
decorate them and come prepared to
participate in the "All States parade
Friday night In addition to such
decorations as the owners of the cars
may provide themselves, the commit
tee has provided decorations of a
unique nature which will be given to
each ear owner at the place of mobili-
cation.
The Illinois Society is going to win
the cup and the assistance of every
eligible person is desired,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12

wave of reform that is sweeping over
the country struck you?"
While he gave me to understand
that he was not going to foreign
shores as a missionary, still 1 do
thing his taste is a bit more refined
than when he was here before. He
only wore one ring with two large
diamonds that was at all unpleasant
His suit was dull, dark blue with
fine white stripe, and he wore a
perfectly sweet black and white shirt
and black tie with a lavender motif.
His Oxfords were black with silk ties
and his socks We're black silk. Not
even a scarf pinil!
He wasn't the least bit weary from
the race
'T had such a good lead I just
, toured along. l don't feel all in. Why
should I, ioy-ridng like that"
Mr.. Oldfield doesn't believe in be-
ing sensational driver. He says
there's a great difference in being
nervy and being-well, you know-a
certain expressive kind of fool
! There's one thing quite likeable
about him besides his nerve-he takes
the alteration showered upon him with
the utmost Indifference.
I'm used to having the boys around
YOU see. I've been in professional
life since 1898"
"IIuh." interrupted Daredevil Paul
Derkum, everybody likes him be-
/ cause he's a good winner and q good
loser and the same Barney at al
! stages of the game
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12

The plentiful moving picture
houses in Berlin exhibit nothing
nowadays but pictures of the wa,
TO the accompaniment of patriotic
tunes
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12
EARL COOPER WILL Be
IN TRACK RACES TODAY

Who will win the big automobile race
today?
I'VE always expect to win, that's
what we go in for said Earl Cooper
last evening. All the big racers will
have rooters in the grandstand today
and many of them will be for the
plucky driver of the Stutz-the Stutz
with the that has figured in many big
races.
Barney is always a dangerous com
petitor and Kline's very fast 50 it will
not be on easy race
1t is because of that, that the larg-
est crowd of the fair season will be in
attendance today. Cooper made many
friends when he visited here last sum
mer Last evening he was guest of
honor at a dinner at the Arizona club,
given by a few of his admirers
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-11-12

Another car load Kansas flour (spe-
cial prices) See large Ad on another
ge.-Advertisement. bg
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18
.}The Mother Of Senator's. y

If Virginia deserves the title s'Mother
of Presidents" then certainly our
neighbor, Mississippi, deserves that OF
"Mother of Senator's" for with Senator
Frank s. White, OF Alabama, just
elected to the short term, there viii be
seven senators sitting in the senate
who are Mississippi men. There is
John Sharp Williams and James K.
Vardaman, the incumbents from the
Magnolia state. There is Chamberlain,
of Oregon, who was born near Natchez.
Senator Newlands, of Nevada, is a
Mississippi born. Senator Gore, OF
Oklahoma was ushered into this word
in Choctaw county. Mississippi. Sena-
tor Joe Bailey, of Texas, who until re-
Gently was member of the senate, wa
born at Crystal Springs, Copiah county.
Senator White, of Alabama, was born
in Clay county, Mississippi, at West
Point; and with his advent into the up
per chamber of the nations congress
Mississippi will be restored to the
magic number of seven which was broken
when Senator Bailey was retired by his
constituents and Texas sent another
man. 1t is remarkable record for one
state. Craftsmanship and politics seem
the natural heritage of Mississippi, and
assuredly they are raised in an atmos-
phere of politics. That from of diver
sion has no closed season in Mississippi.
Mobile Register,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18
opened at their next meeting May 4, A
ID 1911.

II was moved by Fl S Weston and
seconded by N T Mauffray, that the
Treasurer of Hancock county make a
demand of Mr. S Craft to settle his in
debtedness TO Hancock county which is
secured by certain lands within Pearl
River county. State Of Mississippi, and
which notes are now due.
The treasurer of Hancock county pre-
sented his report for quarter ending
March 81, A D 1914, showing the follow
ing balances, towit:
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

The report of the Election CommiS,
sioners was read, received and ordered
spread upon the minutes, as follows:
Bay ST. Louis, Miss, April o' isls.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor ana
Aldermen of the City of Bay st. LOUIS
Miss. Gentlemen:
We. the undersigned commissioners
and clerks of the general election, heio
on the ground floor of the City Han on
monday. the 9th day of April, A. d.
4ot4 in accordance with an order OF
yonr honorable board, beg leave to re-
port that the result is as follows;
For Mayor: =.
L r. Capdepon, n,.................,.......'. y
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

snectuv Honorable Board OF Mayor and Ader a
Louis 1ln day OF April ~
the Cly "a 10y " H. TREASURER
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18
SUPERVISORS HAVE
BUSY SESSION At
APRIL MEETING.

Petition Presented for New
Road to Connect Washing
ton Avenue Road With
Blue Meadow Road Bids
For Lining County Jail
Walls Rejected-Report of
County's Finances-Com-.
mittee Appointed to Con :
fer With Harrison County
Board as to Bridging the
Bay of Bay st. Louis.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

l day, $500.
Thomas J. Conway, election clerk, l
day, $500. no
C.E. .Saucier, election clerk, | day, s2'
w. J. Gallup, election peace and re-
turning officer, 2 days service. S4.
r. S. Blaize, transportation to BILOXI
and return, dinner and carfare (to IN
spect crusher, etc) SLIP: 90.
Claud Monti, 1 double tree, $500; l
wheel for city wagon, $500.
Peerless Oyster Company, one smoke
stack, $50.
Peerless Oyster Company, 3 gals tar
Toe; 1872 bbls oyster shells at sc, S9.lO;
21s bb,s of clam shells at 10 1-2c, s42.5l'
There being no further business the
board adjourned sine die.
r. F. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

Tuesday morning, April I, A D 1914,
board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present as on yesterday.
The report Of the prisoners by the
sheriff was read in open board, approx
ed and ordered filed.
Ordered by the board that H S Wes-
ton and N T Mauffray be appointed a
committee to confer with the Harrison
county board of supervisors relative to
the building of bridge across the bay
of Bay st. Louis.
Ordered by the board that E II Hoff-
mann and A A Kergosien be appointed
committee to confer with the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
Bay ST. Louis to ascertain the amount
of ad valorum taxes due said city ofBay
ST. Louis by the county of Hancock,
State of Mississippi.
Ordered by the board that the plans
and specifications now on lie for the
lining of the county Jail be amen ded SO
as to read as follows: "All outside graf
ing in openings (windows) six in first
floor and eleven in the second floor shall
be removed and new ones placed there
in With 11s "x2Ls" cross bars with
1-8 " diameter vertical bars, all the ma
terial must be all steel; all cross bars
shall be 18'' from center to center and
all vertical bars shall be - from CEN
ter to center. All steel lining as marx
ed on plans, one quarter inch, shall be
reduced to three -sixteenths of an inch.
Ordered by the board that for good
and sufficient reasons shown by Mr.. j.
E. Smith, member of this board, VIII o
was fined $40 for absence at a form er
meeting of this board, it is therefore or
dered that the said $40 fine be remitted.
The State Teachers Association will
meet in Jackson April 30-May 2. A
great program has been arranged.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

Signed: P, Penn. Davis, A. K. Thiery,
Paul Mollere, Commissioners. Fhos. j..
Conway, c. E. Saucier, Clerks.
On motion of Alderman Fabre, duly
seconded by Alderman Lutzzi, that the
extra work on concrete base, on the
south end of Cedar Rest Cemetery, now
being erected shall not exceed the sum
of Twelve (st2,O0) Dollars. Carried.
The following bills, from April 1st to
April 18th, be allowed, approved and
ordered paid:
Albert Jones, city marshal, II days at
s2.162-3 per day, s23.83.
L. Bangard, street commissioner, s
days labor from the day of April to
April 18th, inclusive, at S225, s18.
Albert Jones, notifying aldermen to
attend special meeting, 3-7-14, soc.
P. Penn. Davis, election commissioner,
/ day, S2,OO
Paul Mollere, election commissioner,
1 day, $500.
A. E. Thiery, election commissioner,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

For Alderman-Ward 1:
r. w. Taylor, ..........-"............. 70
For Alderman-Ward 2:
r. Blaize. ......................... 10
For Aldermau-Ward 3:
Edwin Edwards s........................ b
For Alderman--Ward 4:
Frank Fabre, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
For Secretary:
r. F. O'Brien, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
For Treasurer:
JAS Fl. Breath, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80
For Assessor and Tax Collector:
F. H. Egloff ........................... 56
For Marshal:
F. Banderet, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gu
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18
MAYOR-A[DERy;i;i
ADJUURN SINE DIE
Business Transacted Incl
dedtal to Closing of Two
Year Term Financial Re
port Filed Also That of
Election Commissioners =
Bills Allowed and Ordered
Paid.

A regular meeting OF the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen of the City OF
Bay ST. Louis was held at the City Hall
on Saturday, the 18th day OF April A.
D. 1914, being the first Saturday after
the municipal election, which took place
on Monday, the 9th day Of April A, D.
1914.
There were present Hon. Geo. c..
Firsching, mayor pro tenn; R. Blaize,
P. Lutzzi and Frank S. Fabre, alder
men; Albert Jones, city marshal; K. F..
e'Brien, secretary. Absent: r. W.
Toulme, mayor.
The object of the meeting being to
file reports of treasurer, secretary and
city marshal and wind up this Boards
term of office.
The financial reports we're ordered
spread on the minutes, the others flled.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-04-18

and said report being examined by the
board and the vouchers exhibited with
same, compared Herewith and the
board being satisfied tn at the report is,
in all things, correct as stated, it is or
dered that the same be filed. approved
and accordingly recorded.
Ordered by the board that the follow
ing amount be paid out of the General
County Fund, as per bill on file. exam
ined and approved, to-wit: Freeman
Jones, fees in cases where State failed,
s10.50.
Ordered by the Board that the board
adjourned untiI tomorrow morning at
$3.50 o'clock. WILEY SMITH,
President
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

lower individual assessments n we
made mistake. your fellow citizens
who cuimcd Go Doe we'll informed IN
Santa BE make "a mistake also. n
an of YOU gave In your property FOR
fun value, then they made a mis-
take
About your personal property about
which Mr.. Armiio asked In luoking
over the returns In the assessors Of
flee found in many eases that where
personal property was returned bF
the individual az what he claimed
no boz fuil value. there was no nuta-
ton made on the list az an. but
understand 10 was carried into the
tax books as one-third value. That
practice was not universal hut ID rec
ntod 90 many of the pnor people la
santa re county Go and look over
your returns and see what was done
ana do not try To make mo responsi-
BILE You will find Fight in your own
county that an Inefficient. not To say
dishonesi. county government is al
most entirely responsible for wrong
things, especially in taxation.
fought high salaries believe
we could get men who could earn the
salaries Tor the counties, hat do not
believe that many uf the men whom
you elected FOR county officers are
entitled 60 salaries which the people
cannot aford TO pay for such scrv-
ices. I aid all In my power 90 pre-
vent men from being paid high salHr-
les who take advantage OF the people
and try 60 compel them 60 pay snl-
aries far beyond anything they are
able To- earn
I have said more than ! expected
60 say, but | believe there is oppusi-
t'on. not only In ono party bat pos
siblY hy some people ln all parties.
/ am willing "a meet any man In any
argument he is willing to make any
where boo the state of New Mexico,
and ! challenge any man in this state,
be he lawyer or what not 90 meet nae
anywhere Co discuss these questions
before the people Of the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

cling freight assent for the Wabash
railroad De- in the city today looking
after business matters
Frunh s. ianhnm. loonl mpcrin-
tcudcut for the TcXuH liitulihiC cum-
pan3. returned home last night from
"a business trim to Roswell and Texas
points.
j. r. workman OF Dallas general
attorney for tho Texas nitulunir
company. IS Ia the city Tor few
days ON company business
Sol Weller Of WELLER and Henia-
min left this afternoon for New York
Cib where he will remain tor several
weeks buying goods for his nrm.
The city school board this afternoon
led tho contract for approximately
S7,0o0 worth 90 turniture Tor the
new high school to the Centennial
school supply company of Denver
colo.
unique and what promises 90 be-
r. most enloyphlc "Cmdorolio epcnl"
viii bc given tonisht nt the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. Inc proceeds Ca
go toward nluidatlng the church
debt Tho boys orchestra of the Mr-
maui school viii furnish the music.
w * Conlcy. of Oklah, ma City.
okla. representing the American
can company manufacturer ~ the
American adding machine. 81 iu the
city In the Interest ~ this Ingenious
and Widoiy.usod device
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
VIEWERS LOOK OVER
SHOP SITE LAND

MAYER u "a. SELLERS and ROY
Mcdonald. cashier of the state Na-
tioual bank this morning Viewed the
land along The east side of south
Second street o. he abandoned by the
county for usc as port If the Santn
Fe shop site The viewers uoi Hll
property owners interested aud VIII
soon present report to the county
commission Which u b. understood
viii Dee satisfactory 90 nn concerned.
president Knssmun of tho CONNER
cinl club nrco,n panied thc viewers
this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
WILL ASK COUNTY TO
DONATE FUNDS FOR
SAN DIEGO
Exposition Commission Hopes
to Meet With Commissioners
in Albuquerque During Com.
ing Week.

The state board Of commlsa Dners
90 The San Diego exposition expect 60
hold "a meeting IN Albuquerque next
week with the Bernalillo county com
missiuncrs, according 60 District At
torney NJ q. vigil. who returned yes
tcrday from Santa Re. whore hc at
tended q meeting of the commission.
of which he H. q member. The COM
mission instructed the president and
Fecretat' 90 visit every county Ia the
state ana ask the commissioners Tor
funds 10 aid the states display Luna
aud ColfaX county already have given
5000 each Co the cause. Mr Vigil
hopes go arrange the meeting here
for the latter part of next week u
b. believed that every county viii
make SOME contribution for the cspc-
Cial purpose Of advertising That par
ticular county lB the state display
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
GOVERNOR HANDS 1T TO
EVERYONE ~ GFNERNI.

The governor said IN addressing 40
meeting,
- came here tonight for two pur-
posc-one was that ! understood thgt
someone. or possibly many, had been
unkInd enough To- say thst ] had LEFT
town 20 avoid tho mcctine here e
week ago Monday night have
never seen anything yet upon which
turned my back The second pur-
pose Is 20 tCll YOU about the raise
made ay the state board OF egunlizn-
ton about which so much has been
said and about which 50 many people
have so little knowlcdgc 10 Is late
row. ! am not going 20 burden YOU
with "a long speech. But since that
subject was mentioned ! ann fully pre-
pared 10 answer the careless talk
made here In reRard 10 the condition
Of our beloved state 81 New Mexico
which Is absolutely false and without
foundation. want 10 suggest some
th'og To YOU. Now Is the time 20 pre-
pare for the assessment 90 1914 and
the important thing is for taxpayers
OF santa pc county as well rs for an
Of New Mexico. 90 direct your assess
ors and county commissioner and see
that a proper assessment r. made IN
the state.
am not a taxpayer IN Santa re
county aud ! have nothing to say
about Your local conditions. bat pay
taxes In the state and am member
Of the state board 81 equalization and
know what has been done through
that board and what the purpose ~
such action was l knew before that
action was taken what the eject
would ne. ! knew how small minded
people who do not understand a.
would undertake 10 use e To- prejudice
the people who ala not understand u
My suggestion Is this That someone
make a motion here that q committee
Of three men be appointed with au-
thorlty 20 act, 10 employ man 20
see the assessor and county commits
sion,rs relative 20 fixing the values
Of your property. and YOU win get
some revelations you never dreamed
Of J say to YOU. the poor people here
do not be deceived here by those who
would mlslead you. You have been
miaied by politics IN Santa Fe county
II ~ time TO forget your political
prejudice and ind out IN fact just
whore you stand. Look at your as
Hcssments and those Of other coun-
ties. II there are any inequalities
here, u IL not the fault Of the state
board OF equalization, ] ann not going
20 mention names. but / can tel YOU
things here that would ast0nish YOU
as % the conditions of your county az
fairs. Look into this " you cannot
ma out, employ men that VIII. Il will
be money IN your pocket "a do so.
Some of the men who are making
the most complaint are the blsaost
tax dodgers In the county.
Reading the record of the last
meeting ! note that lawyer 81 this
town said that the state board ~
equalization made lew" He aid
mot know much or had little regard
for the truth. The state board makes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
MAGDALENA AND
S0CORR0 AND KELLY
COMING IN FORCE

Arrivals from MaEdalena. Kelly
and socnrro report keen interest In
fruternhl circles In the southern
towns In the forthcoming Jubilee eel.
pices of Mineral Lodge No. 4, knights
Of Pythias, In this city on Febrsary
10. Large delegations arc coming
from All three towns TO what prom
lses 60 be- one OF the most important
fratornal events ever held here. l.,
w. GALES 81 the local lodge IL max
Ing an effort 10 secure low rates on
the railroad for the occasion and will
probably be successful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
WHICH WAY--AN D
HOW FAR? TOLD
BY SELLERS
Mayor Contributes Optimistic
Prophecy to Current and
Best Number of THE Santa
Fe Trail"

(Which way2 and How Far2" Is
the query regarding the growth Of
Albuquerque answered hy Mayor
SELLERS in "a most interesting
her of THE santa Fo Trail lust hot
on the press today business is
Good Here" says the mayor in sum
ming up the present outlook, with tho
prediction that tho population Of Al
buqucrauc will double in thc next nve
years. The mayor goes into detail as
60 what We expect Co do horc in the
next fen years and 90 is one of the
hest PROSPERITY Talks which has yct
appeared in print.
The January number 0f this mag
azine is far and away the handsum-
ost. most artistic. and generally hight
class issue yet published really
beautiful maeaz.ne. crnmmed with
magazine articles ~ the top-uotch
standard the typography being
fully up 20 the level of the national
magazines. The cover design Is %
magnificent view OF the upper Pccos
river while there are other remark
ably hno pictures OF New Mexico
scenery. World affairs, ana ncws
pictures OF the hour. featuring
splendid series on Mexico form AN
unusually attractive department and
tho stories are more and better than
ever before. As an Albuquerque pro-
duct this magazlne ~ beauty and
VIII do the city and the state a world
Of good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

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day. while q genuine remedy like
syrup Pepsln acts mildly but per
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" can De conveniently obtained NJ
any drug store az finy cents or one
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action pleasant in taste. and free
from griping and ita tonic proper
ties have distinct value to women.
u b. the most widely used laxative
tonic IN America today and ,hous-
auds ~ families are nov never with
ont A.
Families wishing to try free
sample bottle can obtain it postpaid
by addresing DR. W. -, Caldwell.
f19 Washington street. Monticello.
ill. a postal card with your name
and address on it VIII do.