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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
HITS DEMOCRATS

Democratic Coag-ess@sa have been
hit hard by q resolution Of their oWa
making, After the primaries in the
South had been held Democratic
Leader Underwood put Through s 1s
olution docking absent members It's
purpose was 10 prevent Republican
Consressmea from looking after their
campaigns.
The Official record Of attendance Of
the House OF Representatives reveals
the fact that Democrats members
are responsible for the very frequent
lack OF s quorum for rhe transaction
OF the count-y's business The 7ec-
ord shows that from December !.
1918, 10 August 25 ias-. Including the
vote on the docking resolution.
there were 1S9 roll calls IN the House.
The Democrats failed 70 furnish .
quorum or GcelT " GlSGloS-S ~
times. The average Number Of Ds-
ocrats answering on the is -oI calls
in the House was Isl, o. an sve-ae
OF los absent Democrats On each roz:
call. Including calls II the commit
tee OF the whole. there we're I@- 81
told, on which the Democrats failed
10 furnish 8 quorum Isl times. The
average number Of Democrats al
swerins on roll call was Isl, O. an az
erage OF 10s absent Democrats O.
each roll can.
On only thi-sy-six ocssSons during
the session have the Democrats tG--
niShed q quorum OF their q mem
bsrs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

ism. America is interested in this
biological problem. We are a peace
ful people ourselves. We abhor war.
But who will doubt that our pacific
purposes viii make us any the less
efficient in the field OF. war if the
misfortune Of war should over take
Us9' In reply to this the Duluth
News OF Sept 3 says: There are
some differences between the United
States and Belgium that rather spoil
the effectiveness Of this argument.
Belgium has less than 1900 square
miles OF territory, or is about Il
and onela}f times the size Of s..
Louis county. II has a population OF
about s,500, 900. 1t is the most dense
II populated and the most compact Of
al the European countrssi 1t is
thoroughly supplied with means Of
transportation, all government own
ed It's war forces can be concentrat-
ed anywhere for defense almost in
scantly. 1t is well fortified and is
nature aided in the ease OF de-
Tense Also. its complete neutrality
guaranteed by al the great pow
ss But more than all this, it has
q regular army Of 1900 men and 4
reserve force Of $4,000. or a total
o. trained W.T. force OF 222,0G0. If
the United States vas prepared in
PROPORTION. i would have for its 110,-
600. e@Q population, q standing army OF
cIose TO Sol. 0{t and a reserve OF
, 500 900. OF 3 total OF over 5000, 900
ready 10 take the field. Considering
lis area. this would be none too many
but if we we're. only as well prepared
rs peaceful Belgium. with its peace
guaranteed, the United States would
never have TO dread invasion and the
peril or 4 other sort would
Sacon1e a c,mn1ete ioEp" ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
THAT PORK BARREL.

a war tax is demanded in order 70
cover the s5S,0oo,0o river and har'
Dor pork barrel recently fought in
the senate by Burton. Kenyon. Nor
ris- Gallinger. and two Or three 9th,
ers." is the statement Of Congress
man James A. Fear OF Wisconsin.
without the pork barrel. the special
war tax might De avoided.
In round numbers, So. coo, GOO OF
past appropriations is unexpsnded and
now available for river and harbo-
Improvements, nd yet S5S.0Qa, 600
more is now demanded. and s war TAX
is to be levied. Wasted millions We're
pointed out when the pork barrel bill
was in the House, and Republican
Senators fully showed up other no
rorions items.
Sin addition to the unsxpsnded bal
ancss. $ .eoo.e00 of the bin is for q
questionable land reclamation project
for private interests on the lower
Mississippi s5,oae, eco IS for a dwin.
ding traffic on the Ohio and 600
for q bankrupt canal. North Carolina
has t~wsntyesghs projects running up
10 several millions with 8 total CONE.
uercs less than onessnth Of that OF
Duiuth Many other wsstsfui items
hare been pointed ont. and yet the
Democratic leaders in both House
and Senate insist that sle5asaeq
be made available al onee. This is
more than the total var tax demand
ed hy the President. In a time Q.
business stress and great uncertain
t., it Is r~n5nssiEahie and unpatretsc
10 push through a VacSoszs s5s.Gs9,aE a
pork barrel or var tax to eoFer it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
saLurARy EFFECTS OF MUSIC,

To Whist are the hsaeacsnt effects
O. music due Darwin, who never
rested until he could explain 3 thias,
if i, were eyp1ainahls, cNaid never
rhelsSs no mare explain why musical
tones in a certain order and raytana
AFFORD peasura, than We can 2ecn1nI
for the plsa2nt2ess o. certain ~aoss
and tastes We know thai sounds,
more o. less rne;olioas, = p7osae
ed during the season o. oo,-tSai9 9y
raa-y insects spiders, fishes, aG2gsu:-
sans and birds" After an. says The
Journal q the American Msd=oAl As
Sacia-3oa. we need 80 no deeper Tor
an aaeQnate explanation than tass
Influences SGach SIS music, which 2-s
agreeable A-s therefore sal2ta-y. and
music IS aS-aAAa because lis co-1-
pcaa.; tones are regular, periodic
vibrations eve. saGisey WAVES pre-
cssaIv 80 -aSay 10 each nosa, being
II this regard u-lks noises wASch
are IRREGULAR. 6ssSona1t, conflicting
Sound waves : IaG12S
al On the heS-iag sense, whence he
pa-ce,.Soa IS colTeyeI 10 the h1a12-
The aenSs1aa, influence u -a-sIc
physically is ny the transmission n
lis influence from the ce-sa-G-
the sy-ecAssE SyStsl~
directs the various Organs
Thus rot oaiy IS 1aasSc phySe to- me
so@l. dissspariag mental depression
soothing psycasc Hsr-aTaa-5o1s: a1c
It's influence may slso enhance Gu-c-
ton. tuthe- digestion Eas by the LIZ
O. music" o. -he French A-i Es.a-s
organic equilibrium. Indeed. RE s1
tire working q the human @sc1a2-
ISL. physical and mental alike, nay
De fabricated hy 8 stream o. music
art and science should there
fore have 3 place in the medical
srnamsara-ium.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
CITIZEN SOLDIERY.

Army and NAVY Journal: The St.
Paul Pioneer Press uses Belgium's
part IN the war as an argument for
5 small standing army in this county
and reliance in defense upon volun-
Veer troops. Who" il says, vii.
say hereafter that q nation given
over 70 the arts Of peace cannot
wisld the sword when the emergency
.a-5sesg Belgium is nos q wa-iike ma
ton Surrounded By powerful neigh
ac-s in whose opposing ambitions it
saw its own safety. its attention has
been directed 10 the development OF
its commerce and manufactures. but
II seems st the same time 10 have
Gevelo2ed its manhood and patriot
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
ATTEMPTED

Portal. y. D., Sspl 2G-Robos-s
made an attempt to enssrSthe UnEed
States custom office here late in the
night Inspector II. S. Tewel, who
was on du-y at the tine, heard a noise
in the inner office in which the safe
is located. and went 10 investigate
the cause, Upon entering the room
one OF the windows was found part
" open. but no tace OF the robbers
could be found abolss the building. The
me had removed the screen TO pry
open Il CT the windows. Having 10
Gated the safe it is presumed they re
manned in the, vicinity until favorable
circumstances afforded them an op-
p~orsunity TO break INFO the office. Out
side OF a small amount OF money and
various records and papers there was
little OF value in the safe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

s, Inc end Of the fourth gear wa:
Se6Es1.
through the direct Influence CT II.
T. LaXo2- experimentation Of The sub
sxDL-anl2l station Al AscGls2-
S-.8a& hes expended taE 62i-s s-oSs
for .1a. station during 1913. / pare
bred Guernsey sire Ind grade COWS
were secured
New Sra
This mars : Lew era, as i IS the
[--s1 u Lha $2 stations ID demon.
S.-sCe, ~ having stock IN any aGl
bars, that cattle sAou5d Dc and are, CO
n-o6aca-s with grain II pro5tea-Z-
ls IN FARMING
Through the efforts and influence
Of tie Sac Da5ryEna1's association
and Others interested, aa appTpgra-
loE Was made by the thirteenth lesis-
ia-iTs assembly for 2 dairy building,
barn. and tc- 6ai-- stock for the state
agricultural college.
These buildings we7e badIT headed
IN order 10 more properly present 10
the students OF that institution dairy
enthusiasm and information and 70 en-
able the creamery and dairymen OF
the stale 10 secure men trained in the
different branches OF dairy practice.
Especially have we felt the need OF
good creamery men and practical
GS2USNSA = .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
WORLDS GREATEST FlNaNcIER.

The worlds greatest aranclsr Is
the North Dakota farmers housewife.
Her daily investments exceed IN
.shrsw6ness the cleyer TRANSACTIONS ct
Wall street. and no business eoncsrn
or corporation. however ably officer
ed, has ever been able 10 approach
her In economy. she IS the nations
abfsss trader and her tra,saet5als
more nearly reject the progress and
prosperity o. the eo.nsrF than the
reports OF orr clearing houses
Al legislation. financial or other
wise, ought To be so plain that the
housewife can understand IT, Our
legislators, state and national sho Z
50 far over the head OF the average
citizen that those who are unable TO
leEpfoy an att0rRsF and accept mis-
statements in blind faith. must for.
ever remain in ignorance Of our laws.
OF course. IRE hare so many laws that
no human can expect 10 read them
and SsaEvire the ordeal bot any per.
son vho feels an irresistible impulse
to IegisEare. shosald try mis- proposed
lar On his peighhCF and get + COVE
where the cousnr0n people ean under
stand ID before attempting to put 1t
On the staEute books
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
FRIDAY, SEPT, IS. 1914.


, WHERE THE TRIBUNE CAN :
, Sc SOUGHT.
Fargo. n. o.
NASr-r a0ssL
Gardner Sc!si~
Crane SerSa N. D
Eecsl Frsas-tcA-
Devils Lake. N. D
s. 8 Sassas1S News ASsl.
C. J. s Turner. News Ags2-
Mines. N. .,
Nx.s-r S-aS
Dickinson. N. l.
s. Charles Hc-A
Minneacelis- Nina.
ka1r & CoAsz. News Agents
SNss Ayck-s-
Hotel ISGissel
NscaIasy acssl
S. Paul MINI
Merchants HoEsl
St Mare ssa ST. News ASs1.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

together. act together. Town n
country, united. 3 work wonders
for the common good, We are s se
lever in organization.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
ABILITY, NOT QUANTITY, PAYS
IN FARMING,

No farmer gets rich By the Qaaz-
tity Of production. 1t is the p-Scs he
gets for his products and eco1c-y
and business judgment displayed il
management tina. makes the ar-s-
wealthy.
We cannot pass 3 law that will in
crease the price Of products or re-
6uce the cost Of ptowing the land
and marketing the crop We rus-
depend upon factories and tranSgo--
varion facilities for marketing our
products and upon Improved rcechan-
ical appliances and the business ahIf-
iry of the farmer TO reduce the cost
OF production. and TO more iaEsal-
gently market mis- products.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
SB-- la

TEo etl-cs5 -l Es-s @--.r5 In
-Ra--s d-Tl ! -@ SE-- @-tcl --ll-
lE Lk-E III L7 sElsl Ill siding
-e- GEE- = -z--uyE w-,sI1eE G--L4 rC
Cs -us--- S-= Lz-T E7s- as-Gw.
wnEs La Cr-- YES EsEk-g lE- II
E-E EL--- LE Wnsl liz L--a-
ctACa -l EzS lgG-lE gT- 10
INK zyz Z E-szs Ls E-- sc2IlE-
4-E IFE L 4 szr-Elg - lec-E
III Et= had Lsa1 ID -S I-
liz NJ zz-z- 4t,ssS E4 NE-aHE rs
IL aaE sa-1-
-Wn1 -gEz DIM 1a-- FE- E-1-
ICE uaIs IL .Es LII rErgE-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
The Weather

Bismarck. n n. Sept -, 1914
T~easaEa-ure, : 8 II yesterday SO
RssasS Temperature Yesterday "a
Louessssags-a---s yesterday ..-.SS
Precipitation last ~ hours .,-.,,,, :
Highest wind velocity ana direction.
YESTERDAY SNA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
indications

For Dako,a> Fair tonight and Fri.
Day. warmer tonight
ORRIS N. ROBERTS,
Seton Director.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
News of the State

News of the State
An entire family AZ ksamare has
smallpox.
Thirteen slaaGa-ed horses belong
ing 20 Bentley farmers were she. re
Gently.
The Hill hc,s, al Hannah was struck
oy lishcniag. one OF the guests having
a NARROW escape.
Elaborate ceremonies marked The
laying a. the CORNERSTONE OF the new
Presbyterian church 81 Lisbon
s.
N.1ot's syn2acny orchestra seems
on The high rasa 10 saccsSS The Oh
~saaiEsSio2 IS -eceavias hearty ea
colrass-asa--
This is the tine OF year 10 n4ow
good wide Ere breaks around prop
e-zy- Grass Is hong and dry, snd fires
ONCE started a-e hard TO saaa
q .
Jack Smith, ; naive Of Australia,
member az = SA-ssains c-sw, tired ID
catch s moving freight train n TaG29-
erAawk and lass his right Ece-. -2sC
shore the ankle
YsSg2aa blew The safe IL the posi-
Office 81 MaxasSS securing SlS4 II
stamps, s26 = small snaolDs Of -oo-sy.
They ovs-AooSe6 q package az ssstl
worth o. Stamps
Nicholas AlosL separation Els- On
5 E~AcsSAI-s -s nsa- SCt-s-SC. 2sa-@-1
sra-a me -s2- end q the separator
o11o : fork left Stalking in the ground
He Gls5 Of his injuries
A asavy wind h. Davenport a1oT-
Ing Gowl the grand stand 81 the hal
2a-s w-scsias 5 Slo and machine
She'd asA- r2W-. md S--swlZs shocks
u grain 81 owe cAe 5ssGS
II
slSe temple 81 sa-sa Tns w0c VIII
49, as,,r- son aa.s s-S y * r-1s-nsss
Il, have r. ssss-s,- -sss, xt- rs
ss-r - DA-s-ha-
-
= -. -
- - -- -
-
- -
A---As "I-A- ~AS ISS- -&
S~-S TINE In 8 -E-VI log SI--S- cA-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

! -E sizing C- -As Ncr-AA- p
cine. SIX -1s& #sS u sgsls9L x
Elow- Is IGrsc2ZaauE- II Is --E-
STOOD 1aal al s4az4sg- VIII os .H
there S.lr-T, nj GSe Z aalA L1S
farmers 2-s EIQcA pleased a the ly
siding vii s1E-Zsl thar Long @al-
With Ea- h.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

TAKING Se~- cno5e.
Sa1aaa and Ss2e were -A5 thai
there wsrs rwc sr2ss N -hs table
for rnsn Being ra-sac 10 cc2s21es
ssca Other s-s-. Sc1noaa said
Take yCs- cAoscs ESs
Nc said Else TE take zcs1-
choice
Zach kept ias5srl-g -12- the Other
7ase S-S- choice. u-.l 12sly Elsie
s-asa the deadlock ~ liking -ss 5s-
s zons Instant Boobies sTss
SsSns5 md he s1e5z7-sl w~-a-sSGlly>
PIT that hack md -ESe ye-r
p~s-S4nS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
A Bit o. Nonsense
hen classihcatinn.


Little NarySs mother wsS writing $
letter 10 her sister one day and Mary,
who did everything her mother did,
Was writing also. As she began she
looked ap and asked.
Mamma. how do yoa spell Aunt
the kind that amt s hagss
Public Spirit.
Why doesn't somebody bald on
this vacant lott Yoa seem 20 be
short Of civic enterprise
Quite the CONTRARY, stranger The
lan who owns that lot hiss TOO much
public spirit 10 build or it
How do req MAKE that eutS~
That's where The circQS shows
when II comes TO town
A Quick Thinker.
They lsS jus. been married aaG
we7e ssoar 10 star OF their Wedding
trip. As IS thu custom with bride
Eoo-as, he Was embarrassed 70 the
point of sorse-QlneSs, hui he NE. the
situation Ike an sx-a-T.
WY, Ra-Vy, yoa holsat oar one
ticket" said the bride -sq7oacAtuAy,S
~JGS- like ms, dear" said Harry
quickly. always forgetting myself
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

The Great Nes--Ga- -Ea-. -----G
iron S. Ec1n. n d, Ii R-zl51l~ gaS
wrecked fifteen miles S1G-A q Sa--
Gc- The wheels ~ s -sE-ssEa1c1
car left TIE E-acA thriving LII %As
COACHES CT ls rails No els IVES
GAZge-ulsEg Injured 1E @s1g sE- Z
sCcG shaking W.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

In Sn-s loves n Ing s-G-a Ee.-E
have planted u -@e- E4rcS w12z -s&
thought a4S Ii a--A-E--1 -lzl-~ -ELL
lie thing rs ---- C-- In eE LIE
lswseG cGs N liz ECEN we@zs II
azlS-alcs- T1e-e VII ~ I ETe4E
se-a-ae 20 s1 III u liz L2-ssaln
~vrA--1aL QS-r-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

A-Gcsw Hanson. E9Gss s1l building
fa-slAl a the NCEua-E Rarlg LES
putting Up 3 new ssT@-ElEs E1s3
sEoksszaeS ST the shops The s4G cls
was baoxn cse- algrzzs tine Isa s7a1
lal- spring
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

Complaint has been EaGs aud
CiEGs DIXIE has hssR arrested at
0welsvLlIs. Ind He s wanted al He
bEu2- this state. On q charge OF undue
Intimacy Writ a Ec5Eng girl who |Bs
q pEzpil In the school he EaE1gi.t ufns-s
3 few months Ggn- As she Is Only
fifteen ysars old the charge Is q ser
f01s one under the Laws Of As sraEs-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

/ S-S@2Gs wc-az YES l7S- in
Sc-e time In 6 laG7y Jog T1-c@ ca-s
ue While she wEGs Ont u IAe EcaEs
some distance 5-u- hoe She G-L-
y struck & EaceS With she followed
Until she -sscheG 8 ss--
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25

Three Arsa EA--s N liz SEaLGE
TcIZ1zy hare .Es been saE ~ G7sE
farmers gG 1~sseEa-aGES 4s II EEC-
EssS Lo- TIE purchase u %Ts-z
Others ~ i cl51EE cE 5lvs@ss -1s
EsvzlIzg E-acs q land l. a-uElE sal.
-AOCA -2-T EE-s cnsz4G -GE "
acggI- -cr e-z-,ls thai --a1e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15

Philadelphia. oct ff.--Onl, . hand
ful Of loyal fans we're at the rallwa,
station 10 greet tho former wOrld's
champions when the latter arrived
today from Boston, whore they had
lost tbolr title 10 The Braves. There
was a long line of disappointed ticket
holdcra, however a, tho department
store where the admissions for the
game that would have been played
had the Athletics succeeded In taxi
ing one ganie were redeemed
More than go. 900 was refunded by
the clubs management but many spce
uiatora had purchased tickets at a
premium up until the fourth inning
Of Tueeday's game, somewhat dccreas-
INK the profits they had made on tlck
ets for the games played.
joseph leslie Bush, who pltchnd Oh
Monday for the MnekmcD Wis mar
ried shortly after his return 20 Miss
sylvia y. Mcmahon. Of Bordeniown,
y. ]. Bush and his bride will leave
Tor Chicago tomorrow where they viii
join other members Of the Athletic
team who are 20 tour with the All.
stars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
HUSBAND, CHARGED
WITH N0N-SUPP0RT BY
WIFE, ASKING DIVORCE

Mrs. Katie York charges her Illus
band with non-support in divorce
complaint filed yesterday in the dis
'trict court. Her husband is Edward
York. i.n
Mrs. York asks the court to award
her the custody of Eta. their 9-ycar-
old daughter, and TO adjust alleged
community property IN this city upon
which $3.50 is paid and s720 remains
TO be paid, according to her com
plant. They were married November
rs. 1908. at Salinas. Calf, and York
has failed TO support her since Feb
ruary IL, she says.
Judge Raynolds issued an order in
the CatalanO case directing the Santa
Fe railway, garnishee In tho action.
to pay Mrs. Marie Catalina $g5 due
V. G. Catalano. her former husband
The defendant confessed judgment in
his answer.
The trial OF the case Of Matt Mel
iusch against the Victor American
was continued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
ROBINSON AND 'sN
LAMBN0M|NATED
+. FORLEG|sLATURE
Grant County Republicans
Name Candidates for House
at Adjourned Session of
Convention,

! Silver city. oct. IA Meeting I'm adj.
iourncd session here today. tho re-
publican convention OF Grant county
nominated II. w. Lamb. merchant
Of this city. and ]. II. Robinson. n Nv.
erynlan Of Santa Rita. as the part,'s
candidates for the lower house OF the
state legislature.
Tho nomination OF Lamb and Roll
inson followed the dcclination of II. II
Beets, OF this city, and w. r. Ritter
Of Lordsburs. to make tho race. tho
latter two having been chosen by tho
special committee OF five delegated
by the convention in August to work
for a bipartisan ticket and falling IN
that 10 name two candidates whose
choice would be ratified by the con
ventlon.
The republican nominees will be op-
posed by X. X, Ryan, local lawyer.
and T W. Holland. ella farmer.
who were nominated by the demo
Gratis. The progrcsslvcs will not put
out a ticket.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
ERMAN AVIATOR
DROPPED BOMB
NEAR PO|NCARE

Toy peH,nAa i5bhHAt trecthl ttseen wlael
ilOt,dOn. Oct 10 (2:iO Il. m.) THE
Paris correspondent Of the nxchans,
Telegraph company IN j dispatch dat
ed Wednesday says
Now that The Headquarters of Tho
lffeneh staff has been changed Il
has become possible 10 announce that
when President rpine.lre visited Gem
eeal loire. last week "a lomllly-suf-
Seine u German aviator dropped "A
n bomb into the town doing no dam
agc.
tThc news ef the approaching visit
Of President poineare had been com
munleated TO the enemy by apy, one
of their best pilots was sent out with q
bomb which he was ordered TO drop
on tie quarters occupied by the presi-
dent and General loffrc a French
aviator named Framnz immediately
and brought down the raid
CT. framn1 Waa rewarded hY NJ
poncare who pinned the CROSS Of the
legion nf honor on the avIators
tnnic."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
BUCKING
BR0NCHO CONQUERED

Che enne Wye oct H. 'Sieam-
boat" known throughout the conn
ny az tho champion bpckinP horse of
The world ie dead u vas shat today
60 end hs sa0erlngs from blood
p,ifcninl
Scores of broneho busters in AL
sections 81 the west have, during tho
past ten Neafa. cssayed to ridc the
famous huckor without suecesS Dick
Stanley Il Portland. ore who rode
him during worlds championship
contest In 1906, alone is said GO have
conquered the ontlaw Even the
glory VI this conques. Nas somen hat
almmed hy the fact tha, tbs field Mas
heavy With mud
Steamboat was wears old and
for several Years had been familiar
tigufe IN wild west celebrations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur II
Brings Back Its Lustfc
and Abundance.

Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear
ance. Your hair Is your charm II
makes or mars the face When il fades.
turns gray and looks dry, wispy and
scragSly, just d few applications of
Sage Tea and sulphur enhances its APP
pcarancc a hundred fold
Don't stay gray Look young!
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a J0-ccnt bot
tie OF "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
Compound. Thousands of folks rec
ommcnd this rcady-to-u use preparation.
because il carkcns the hair beaut-
fully and removes dandruff stops
scalp Itching and falling hair: besides,
no one can possibly tell, as IL darkens
50 naturally and evenly You nofs-
ten a spongc or soft brush with II,
drawing this through the hair. taking
one small strand at time. By morn
Ing the gray hair disappears: after
another application or two. It's natural
color Is restored and 1t becomes thick
glossy and lustrous, and ycu appear
years younger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-15
HOPES LEAD OVERCOME
BY MELBOURNE INMAN

'inicaRo, Gel. ~ Melbourne Ia.
man champion of the world at Eng
hal billiards. evcteamo the SLIGHT
lead held hl WINE Hoppe in their
session AZ the Enslish game tonight
Hoppe's grnnd total wna 1851 aud IN
fnan's i,sSC, a The end Of the after
noon eame, During the Afternoon sos-
Alotl Hoppe WIS q hts bcei for the
English RAmei mailing hlnh runs 81
ts and - his hIgh runs tonight were
~ and 40. inmen's grand total Is 1. +.
sas Iiigh rms i1d. ieU. Average
81 s-lo. lipppe'e grand total Is =
ava Hiah runs 81, 80. Average
S 10-ls.