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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

~ FSt'tths I@thoNe NNhFch.
a. M Low mass
ga m. Chlldren's mass aud lnstrnc-
ton
10 a. m Last maae aud sermon
nuring the week masses are at and
u. M
Evening servicee
sunday evening ~ 7,ao Rosary. in.
truc,ion and hencdiction " me Most
ilosaed Sacrament
Tuesday evening at T.fs: Inquiry
class at the cathedral This class is
under ihc direction of the able Father
MARK G ~ and n Intended Tor M
who seriously seek information regard
ing the doctrines 81 the Catholic
church Everybody IL welcome
hour
First Friday OF the month nj 7stI
q. m; special services Ia honor " IN,
sacred Heart
order " Meetings
Altar society meets In the X. " G.
hall every first SUNDAY of the month
Immediately after honciiction.
The CORPUS Christi Catholic Club
meets every first SUNDAY 81 the month
"a the school rooms. Immediately after
he last mass.
The Catholic Cemetery Association
meets every third sunday of the month
in the school rooms. Immediately after
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
Ms,heai,, Church.

,'r a. sessinns rastnrl
All tho rcgular SERVICES at tho Meth
odiFt clurch Is usual. The pastor re-
turned Tuct.Ny ard win he in his pul q
pit morning ana evening. IA every
member u tho church attend one or
both ~ the services today
Please notice that the evening sor,ice
now begins az ~ 30.
The order % services Tor today will
qpe
Sunday a,ahooi sis0 g. IA
Preaching n a, IN Subject ~ the
eermon will be ~The comine KRIS
dom"
y. = VS. meet at , 80 O. m.
lipwnrth League 3, so -, m
Preaching 1880 . M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
DESTRUCTION OF lORAIN
BRINGS PAIN TO IRISH
l7isH STUDENTS RECEIVED ECU.
CATION IN UNIVERSITY
THERE

LONDON, sent 10. rhe destruction
of l.ou,ain has brought papg To- the
hearts of the IRISH people. for the Uni
'etHity OF lou,du was ion centuries
the great university for Irish students.
and especially occloslosical students.
there heins nn such Institution in lie
land itself nnins the last two cen
turtles or 80 it has turned out over three
hundred irish prcsts. and nearly
thirty lilsh bishops and Archhishops.
There was another tlc between ire
land and Louyain University. the tie
~ Irish learning The Lihrur, ~ me
University contained 20 goo volumes Cd
priceless manuscripts. ana large mum
III these were Irish
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
Today's Calender
Weather Bulletin.

Local forecast for to-day. Unsettled
HIGHT variable " uds.
Temperature. wind and precipitation
records Tor the g. hours ending Sat
utd4ly at p. IA;
Temperature. lowest 20; highes, 80
az Z D. m So wind velocity 80 m
20 rules per hour from The Southeast
state ~ wcuihcr clear. precipitation
none. RehitRe humidity 80 prevent
uarmeuical reading "a p. M. re-
diieed 20 sea level and CORE ted TO-.
temperature 2gSt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

Music. Nwhcm "Culsilan 90,
Morn"
solo AZ MaFcc
Evcnius ser,ieeSp m
Hymn
lnNocatian
Anthem, AS r1uw the liar fpohr
solo by Mrs, Howard
IS rpturc
rlot "rhe Lord ia Nv shepherd
Csmnri, Mrs D. r Stockton and Mr.
MAg,c.
Hymn SrNtcltc tsor female toiceai
"sciuH hs Sons" Missea Gibson nrnd
loy. nlucher. nirehnm Mcs,lamcs How
n. a and stockton
vffcrins
solo. "rhr Lost CHORD" pr \ W
iluVisson
sermon
Anthem. "Savi ur when Nlrht In.
wolves iho skles' tShelley)
A cordial invitation rs extended 1,
IN friends and strangers To- Worship
With us.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
This is Ny oath Birthday"
Kathleen Parlo~.

Miss Kathleen rarlow the fauou.
violinist, WAS horn a. Calgary. Alberta
september 20. isso As an infant 81,
was taken ty her parents To san Fran
cisco and IN that city. at the ase OF fiv,
years. she commenced the study Of IN,
violin. When sixteen years old sh,
went to ~. Petersburg. Russia. wher
ohe continued her musical studies ur
der tho direction of l.eoYold Auer. Miss
parlow made her pubic debut In 1905
and has since played in nearly al the
principal countries 81 Europe and
America. She hls appeared before the
Queen OF ENGLAND the German Emeror
and umerous other members 81 the
German royal families
Ncngratulatlors TO;
Upton sinclair. author asd Social.
list, 80 years old To-Day
Herbert Putnam. Librarian Of Con-
greSs 80 years Odd today.
Charles d. Reidrash winner az the
ieo-me,re race in the last Olympic
games. - years old today.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

lily hand Is Terminate an weak. a.
at an 81 ans poet playin' bali is ~
An II there WAS one. would you a'is
Tiger lairg They've got one statieas "a
George Moria rty Is the seas y. III
nings tent An he's good one ~ IN
George work at third a Teller ws"~ ~
what ! say is true. This hanos- ','.s x a
writes a lot o. ~ min Junk a. n's'' -
snow files. lie writes as Il ne ~ " n
the springtime comes he's there %
guys. n
George amt Cobb at batuh .-aee
dred with his nut the whole me. " ~ /
ficidin, he has pep TO burn -
stretch turn there's few stunts Il ~ ~
IN ws,h the cuhs--nau Tour VI. M
big leaxued very long. IL sure
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
At the Theatres.
Arusui

Amusu;
pddic Lyons, Victoria Forde and Lc,
Moran in a fuvc comedy a nabl
Did L."
Tempest and sunshine, da2'ee
frnm the novel hy Mary lane Holmes
in two acts with Alexander Gadcn anc
Dorothy Phillips.
Lyric;
Klaw and Erlanger present NAME
Enemy" powerful feature drama 81
three acts. No advance in price
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
ROOSEVELT IN KANSAS.


HUTCHINSON, Kaasao SEPT 10
Roosevelt srcding across Kansas cN-
pounded tho Progressive party doe
trineS ended the first days Journey
here tonRht with spee,h in conyen.
ton haL
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
SATURDAY WAS BANNER DAY OF
buy A BALE COTTON CAMPAIGN
Feature Of Days Campaign Was Action Of First
State Bank in Having Every Officer and
Every Employee Take One Bale, Paying Ten
Cents Per Pound-..A Total Of SO Bales Were
Sold Under 10 Cents Plan During the Day

DE kent III the market fof az least siv
months.
win Oh other towns and cities ia
cotton growing states working under
the same plan. 1t is certain that buy
ers viii be brought 10 realization
that AT least one-third of the cotton
crop Of the South rs 20 be- held OF To,
market for many months ana that the
remaining two-thirds Of the crop must
bring fair prices.
Effect Already Felt
Already the effects ~ the Buy q
Bale" movement are apparent Buyers
were yesterday buying cotton on the
streets OF Corpus Christi for eight
cents basis mlddllng, a gain within one
week OF from two To three cents There
is every indication 10 bear out the
statement that az early ~ october J.
the price paid growers by cotton huN-
ers viii amount To probably az much
as ten cents. basis middhng. and pos
aibly better puce viii he obtain
able
Hold Your Cotton
Farmers ARE urged Go hold as muri
u their cotton as possible wnth 81
price of ten cents nr more can ice OBJ
tanned. IL the farmers ut The soutt
viii hold. even ane.tiird ~ the present
crop. off the mprket thrrr Is "'"tN
r,nson 10 believe that thr cotton so held
within another SIX months Will hrinr
from ~ 10 20 cents
Committee Meeting.
! An important meeting of the 'Ruy ID
Bate" committee VIII bee held MondaS
morning az 500 O'Clock in the room
Ut tno commercial Club The attend
ance 81 each committeeman at ,hdi
meeting m urged Members are 'o'
/ Miller. chairman y. g. BALDWIN. l.. 10
Loving. Jor flirsch. !. porenfield, 81
Edwin flato. II. D. Baldwin, X l..
Sharpnack. Lester Gunst and j.
Arthur secretary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

sunday morning service ~ II a. m.
subject for today Matter
sunlny school at 10 a. m.
Wednesday cvenins service AT p. m.
Residing room open every week day
f,om s:ao - $50 y. m ios schatxel
STREET.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

Subject "vpon what .rne pcs Nwl
The coming Judgment he conducted
aud who wan he the Judge at this
triaig" SUNDAY .. m. at han IN
.schaixel street Al are Invited TO
study with us
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
Autumn Is Here

These Each
w load after load Fall Goods which will only satisfy
but will be we'll We have display the
stocks which make selections In order
Fab Fabrics making special prices for this week
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

International lcague resords show
that Newark has dropped seventeen
and Montreal fifleen games In row
this season.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

a 70 Martin, clerk Of the local lodge
W"odinen &C the World ycstcrda, MOTIF
fled tho caller that thoN viii bus a.
hlic. paying ten cents. bat ask that
Who is member OF Inv Wcodncn of
che World This makos three tratcrn1l
orders, knights of Columbus. United
Commercial Travellers and Woodmen oi
she World. who have notified the COM
mittec that thcN win huy bale of cot
tom. The Elks. Moose, Modern wood
mon. Maccahces ana other lodges are
expected To- take similar action with
tn an, n.xf fa,N A,ta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
This Date in History"
September 20.

This Date IN Nistory.'
September 20.
1905 covent Garden Theatre In Ion
don destroyed hy fire.
1851 Emperor III Austria euteres
Milan
1884 The British French and Turldsl
allies defeated the Russiars e.
the battle ~ Alma
1896 Hanover was annexed 20 rrussL
by law
1870 Grown Prince n Prussia cniegct
Versailles
1851 Marriage 81 the Grown Prince a.
sweden and Princess Victoria o.
Baden
1899 Captain Dreyfus released from
prison on being pardoned
HTk.. 4. Al. oI.k n.nsLIlu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

The caller wns advised hy the cor
puf Christi Boitlms Compau, thlt
they had purchased "a bales Of cot
ton. paying ten cents cash. middling
basis The sums firm has offered 90
an Of their customers 60 take cotton
az ten cents middlins basis iu trade.
ana announced that ten hates were
bought under that trading plan ycs-
fe'daN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

'NoFth hroadwnN hlnff.l
Henry Austin Pastor.
sunday school s.ta a. m
Morning servhe n a. m Suhiec
"Tho Three csaskets"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
eounht Four esles.

-Four Ut the i've bales Thai were
ordered purchased for his account by
Richard Il. King, ST.. who rs spending
the order hy telegram were purchased
Yesterday 10y the Central Committee.
in each instance ten cent, mddling
basis being paid. The purchases wcr.
made from !. McAliisior. \. o. Floyd.
j. A. Ianosek and j. Garcia. an owners
or tenants OF small farms located with
boo few miles uf Corpus Christi Tho
ffth bale for MIR king viii be- pur.
chnaed MondaN hN the eommnlen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

Yesterday was the banner das % lhc
buy Bale" Cainpaign ioaugufnted
boy the Commercial C'lub and being car
riod forward by a COMMITTEES Of nine
busineaa men headed by Mayor Hay
Miller.
a total ~ thiriy.nx bales sold nm
der the price OF ten cents mlddhns
basis. an cash and the purchases be-
ing made from farmers most DOB need
~ aid was the record fof the day
incidentally the feature ~ toe day
was the sendna GO Mayor Miller of
notices from the First State Bank that
cvcr} officer and employee 81 that
bank from the president 90 Janitor
would bu, % bale 90 cotton under the
ten cent plan This IS the Tesn-
record The Temple State Bank seV-
eral days aro announced that similar
action had been taken hy chat insu-
tuition
The First state Rank however. goes
the Temple institution TWO bales bet
ter there being twelve officers and en-
pinfrts. muhinE the sale ~ twelve
bales while the Temple bank houeht
hnf ten bales
Tnr 0fnccrH and employee col the
Flrf state Rank each ~ whom signed
Tor bale. are Vincent Hunter
pr, irut iiouil Giycns and " a.
ltlehers tice-p presidents George g.
Clarii cashier O. J. Nlerriman and
Gilbert McGioin. assistant cashiers
Curran g.. Henton. teller W T.. Dim
aad Miss Marion Merriman. book
Keeper Frank Bluntzcr exchange
.irra Perry Horn. collector. pamfilo
Mnfftneg Tanifof
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
Other Sales Reported.

Others who roufied the committee
during the day that they would buy a
bale ct cotton paving ten GENTS per
pound cash. were. T. Il. Boyd. Mrs
Cora h Grim, Harris Grocery. Joe
Mircur ana Adolph Dietsch Kaufman
and Wvidcufrlds notified the Caller tina,
during the day they purchased bale
from Pete Lynch. tenant farmer.
paying ten cents per pound cash
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
Secretary Arthur Busy.


]. Arthur. secretary Of the Com
mercial club who Is also secretary 81
the "iluN Bale" club Is the ascent
in listing all cotton offered for sale
and also listing those who agree 20
buy one or more hales. lle Is the party
who makes the deal between the seller
and purchaser.
Farmers whe are In need 81 ceiling
one or more bales should take their
cotton or warehouse receipts 20 Mt.
Arthur aIgt ne ~il Hot the cotton.
aud II at the time. there is a purchaser
on the list the sale viii then be
INSIDE otherwise. the farmer viii he
notified Jus, a. soon as there is Pur-
chaser.
Within another week practically all
~ the distress cotton Of the Corpus
CHRISTI section win have been hold I'M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20
Women are Aiding.

The women 81 Corpus Christi are
aiding in the "Bm Bale" movement
hy purchasing one or more bales. Tn
To Yesterday the sale Of four bales 60
Corpus christi ladies had beer report
ed
Two bales were purchased hy Mrs
+. NJ foN from W. J. lIunsachcr a
tenant farmer living west 81 the city.
wko rs suffering frum tuberculosis
The two bales represented the hbors
OF himself wife and six small children
through the long summer months With
the proceeds of the sale ~ the TIVE
bales. the family viii so 60 kcrrsille q"
hopes that the father may recover his
health. The Caller enormously report
ed saturday morning that the Rotary
club had bought one OF the bales from
MIR HunguChqf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

40 ineh SIR and Wool poplin.
" inoh An Wool Gabodine. ;
a. inch Al Wool Crepe. SILK
"a inca Dress Velvet. uncru
a. inch All Wool Serge. RAJ
30 inch SINK Crepe de Chi
30 inch English iiroadcloth ~
30 in,n six ropiln, Si.00 value
az inch crepe chiffon. all soft
40 inoh chiffon Clo'h. new ey
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

Batteries. Davis and Gowdy Coop
&C. Consclman. Kantlohcncr am Cole
inan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05

I Don Stephen Easton, energico y dis.
tinguido c~iudsdand do Yo~ungsyille.
condado de Rio Arriba, nos hizo una
~agradable vista Ell Llnes en- la mana.
ma. Ell sr Easton nos comunica u
los ~labradores estan muy ~contentos
debido q las cuantiosas nevadas que
han caido en- aquellos lugares, y u
ios ~labradores esperan tener un ano
prospero y recoger a%bundantes cose-
chas. Durante su estancia aqui ell Sr.
Easton visit6 a sus amigos v cohocf.
dos. III Sr. Easton es tambien. uno
de los ciudadanos mas activos v en-
prendedores del prospero condado de
Rio Arriba.
El afable y bien con0cldo cabnyefo
Don Tobias Lujan, distinguish v pro.
minente ~ciudadano y energfso ' pros
pero labrador del hermoso vale de
TAOS. acomrahado de su esliinabIe es-
posa, estuyieron en- la ciudad durante
IA femana visitando a su MIN Ia cual
Sc halla a%tendiendo a la escueIa en- la
Academia de las Hermanas de LoretO.
III Sr. Lujan es II de los hombres
mas activos y emprendedores del con
dado de Taos y es altamente aurecla-
do por sus muchos amigos y c~onocldog
en- Ia comunidad donde vive.
Don Epifanio D. Atenclo, energl1c "
distinguish ciudadano v presidento del
cuerpo de directories del Distrito Esco-
lar de Santa Cruz No. Is, estnyo en-
la ciudad Ell Viernes y Sabado afen
diendo a la junta de directories la cuaI
Sc VERTIGO en- Ell Palacio de los Gober.
nadores durante los dias de La axhi.
bici6n del exhfbito de las ~escuelas ia.
rales del condado de Santa Fe. El
Sr. Atencio es uno de los ~ciudadanos
mas p~rominentes y distinguidos no So
lamente de la comunidad donde Vi
We pero en- varios otros ~condados lei
estado, y es tenido en- alta estimation
y goza de mucho prestigio entire sus
muchos amigos y conocidos.
Don Elias Garcia, efciente v yalero-
so alguacil mayor del condado de Rio
Arriba, nos homo con una vista agra
dable ell Viernes en- la tarde. Ell Sr.
Garcia venia de Antonito, Colorado,
en- cuyo lugar arrest6 a un sujeto de
estos u les gusta mucho andar re-
p~resentaudo catorce por docena. Sc
gun la information que nos proporcio.
no Ell Sr. Garcia, este sujeto engafo
varias personas en- Ell condado de Rio
Arriba bajo la falsa representation
que era agente de una cierta compa-
MIA. El falso agente ha sido arresta.
do y Sc lie dara su propio castigo Guam.
do sea juzgado ante los propios tri-
bunales. Por nuestra parte dIremos
que Ell criminal que quiera hacer de
las suyas, tiene que ser muy hombrote
y tener 81 corazon muy grande para
que Sc pueda escapar de las manos del
.yaleroso y energico alguacil del conda.
do de Rio Arriba.
Don Julian Trujilro, representante
del condado de Rio Arriba, estuvo EN-
la ciudad Ell Microbes visitando a sus
muchos amigos Y conocidos y transan-
do negocios importantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05

Tfpbajo de tantasfa-Primer pre-
milo. n pieza de plata, al Distritc
No. s, Aqua Fria, donado por la Sra
II, s. Kaune. Los jneces fueron las
Hermanas de Ia Escuela de Santa Ca.
talina. Menci6n honorable-Distrito
No. 3, 0jo de la Vaca; No 3, Canada
de los Alamos.
Ensaye Manufactures premio. un
acepillador y ceFrucho, a la escuela de
Cerrilloe. d cargo de la senorita Bes-
sic Wisdom, senorita Lauretta Brat.
ton y la sehorita Alice Gage. Ell pre-.
milo fue donado por Ell departamentc
clvico del Club MujeriI de Santa Fe.
81 segundo premio, un cuchillo Y un
tenedor, hecho del cedro de Nuevo
Mexico Y compuestos con cobre natl
yo, fue dado al Distrito No. 28, Los
C~uarteles, maestro a cargo, ell Sr. RIA
mon Quintana. III premio fue dado
por Ell departamento de ensaye ma
nual de las escueIas p1blicas de San
ia Fe,
Menci6n Honorable-Los Districts
No. %. Glorieta: 20, Otto; y "a, We
nus. Los jueces fueron: Prof. J. A.
Wood, la Sra. John r. McFie y el Prof.
J. II. Wagner.
Costura de Mano Simple-Primer
premio, Distrito No. 2, Tesuque, por
I'm vestido hecho por G~uadaIupita
Abeyta, de IA afos de edad. Este
premio fue una canasta de costura y
fue donado por la ~seforita Flo Con-
rad. Mencion Honorable-Distrito
No. %, Otto; II, San Pedro; 5, Aqua
Fria; Is, Nambe Abajo; 70, Lamy.
Los jueces fueron: La Sra. Lorin G..
Collins y la seiiorita Stella Hutson.
Trabajo de Canastas-Primer pre-
milo, Distrito No. s, Galisteo, donado'
por la Sra. X. B. Patterson de la W.
G. 7. U. Segundo premio. Distrito Nc.
20, San Hdefonso. Mencion Honorable
-Distrito No. 81. Baros; Y No. s, Aqua
Fria. Los jueces fueron: Filadelfo
Baca, la Sra. ]. H. Wagner y la Sra.
Test.
DEPARTMENT. de Arte-Primer pre-
milo al DIstrito No. 7, CerrilIos, donado
lpor la Sra. R. J. Palen, Los jueces
fueron: Sra. Mary w, Martin y el
Prof, George "a, Lougee.
Trabajo de zarapes-Premio espe-
cial a la escuela del distrito escolar de
Chimay6, donado por la Sra. X. M.
Patterson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
Ell CAPTAIN CANDELARIo MART.
NEE, vETERANo De la GUERRA
CIVIL HA MUERTO.

FL CAPTAIN Candelario Martinez, W.
terano de la guerra civil y uno de los
viejos RESIDENCES de Santa Fe, falIeci6
de malestar del hfgado 81 Martes a las
- del dia. AL tempo de su muerte
coDtaba 20 amos de edad.
FL captain vivi6 por amos arriDa del
Canon de Santa Fe. pero tenia una
odcina en- la plaza, porque era licen-
ciado de profession. En- amos pasados
tomo parte activa en- la polftica Demo
cratica y lie isirvio a su condado y al
estado en- varias c~apacidades. Fue
juez de paz y tambien juez de pruebas
bajo ell gobierno territorial.
81 captain era miembro de la G.. A.
R. y siempre Sc vefa en- todas las para
das que eran tenldas por esa 6rden en-
Santa Fe.
lie s%oDreviven su Nuda esposa, dos
hijos adoptivos y un crecido n1mero
de parientes y amigos. Ell funeral Sc
verified hoy Jueves q las 7 de la mania
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-05
EL sR- elopINcs Sc RETIRA.

Ell Sr. Wight Giddings, quien por los
pasados dos amos ha con mucho tine
Y capacidad desempenado la posicion
lie editor gerente del Santa Fe New
Mexican, Sc retro ell Lunes de esa po'
sici6n Y dedicara su tempo a otro
trabajo. FL Sr. Giddings, quien ante
riormente fue teniente gobernador de
Michigan, v prominente en- la polftica
de aquel estado, mas tarde public6 Ell
Taos Valley News Recorder en- Taos,
ell cual 10 hizo uno de los semanarios
mas activos y energicos del estado y
ell cual es bien conocido en- TODD el
estado,
Esta SECURE de exito en- c%ualquier II.
nea de actividad que 81 tome en- Nue..
70 Mexico. Ell Sr. Giddings es reem
plazado en- ell puesto como editor del
New Mexican por e. Dana Johnson,
quien la semana pasada siryi6 su CO
uecl6n con ell A~Ibuasserque Evening
Herald despues de servir en- esa ca
pacidad dos amos, habiendo sido an
teriormente editor del Morning Journ-
al en- Albuquerque y conectado con la
Dlana mayor de csc papel por un nd
nero de amos. Karl Greene, por aigun
Tempo editor del TELEGRAPH del New
Mexican, y un p~eriodista muy capaz
lie Nueyo Mexico, tambien Sc ha reti-
ado de este puesto para tomar otro
81 sr. Greene, quien recien
emente parti6 para Washington con
os restos de su niho. regresara prom.
o a Santa Fe y luego anunciara sus
lanes futures.
Brian Boru Dunno sigue en- la fuer-
a del New Mexican como editor de
ludad a cargo general de 10 que tal I
ez es Ell departamento mas importan-
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Dos Divorcios concedidos-M Juei
e. G. Abbott de la corte~ dedistrito he
c~oncedido divorcio a George VolneJ
Howard de la Sra. George Volney Ho
ward. Tambien firmo un decreto con
cediendo divorcio a la Sra. W. Hume
Brown del DIR. W. Hume Brown.
FL Gran Jurado Sc organIza.-El
gran jurado por ell termino de Mario
de la corte de distrito Sc organize ell
Lunes en- la mahana con A. M. Ber-
gere como presidente. Unos cuantos
minutes pasadas las 8 ell Lunes en- la
tarde el Juez Abbott comenzo a la
mar las causas.
Las PastiIIas catarticas de Foley
SON enteramente efectivas, limpian
completamente y siempre son placen-
teras en- acci0n. Continen buenos in
g~redientes, son un remedio para cons
tipaci6n 6 hfgado pesado. y III tonico
para los intestinos los cuales Sc me.
joran por su uso. Probadlas. No fal-
tan en- dar alivio y satisfaction. De
venta en- The Capital Pharmacy.
Wagner Como conduetor-El Prof
H. Wagner, superintendent de las
.escuelas de la ciudad, ha sido esco-
gldo como conductor del institute We
raniego. La senorita Pauline billiard
lie Winslow, Arizona, tendra cargo de
as instrucciones en- ciencia domesti
"a y la sehorita Maude Hancock la md-
Iica y otros asuntos de escuela.
Fotograffas del ExhibIto-T. Har-
non Parkhurst. Ell fot6grafo. tom6 mu-
has fotograffas del exlffbito rural de
BE eseuelas en- Ell Palaeio vieio Ell Ss- <