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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-12-16

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The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-12
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR
 LADIES

Ferguson, Mckinney Make
 Ladies Night Gowns regular CD 7E S3.50 values we offer at .4ZIf J Ladies Night Gowns regular V1 0E S2.OO values we offer at .0 IIZO Ladies Night Gowns regular n0o S1.25 values we offer at .UZC Ladies Night Gowns regular 7Eo Sl.00 values we offer at .... Ut Ladies Night Gowns regular EOo 75c and S5c values we offer at JJC Ladies Night Gowns regular 40. 65c values we offer at fJG Childrens Night Gowns regular Hn. soc values we offer at 4UC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
AZTEC EXPECTED
To PUT UP A FAST
GAME WITH HIGHS
Football Squad From San
Juan County Arrives Early
VIII Have Recovered AZ
Ter Trip,


Everything is set for what is ex-
ppcted 10 be one Of the fastest high
school games PLAYED in Albuquerque
In recent years-the battle between
tlbnouerone ana Aztec high school
football pirvens on the HopeweH field
rridirnn mis- afternoon. The game
viii be called al 3 o'clock.
Tho Aztec souad arrived early yes
terdav mornina from Gallup. having
.driva.. nv anto ocroee country from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
OBITUARY
The Funeral and Burial ofMrS,
F, ], HeIIWeg Yesterday
Morning; An Old Timer Of
This City,

The funeral Of Mrs f J. telweg
~ years Of age, who had resided m
A1bndueraue since 1884, occurred yes
terday morning at $3.50 o'clock at inc
Church Of Immaculate Conception
Rev Mandalari offlciatingt with burial
in Santa Barbara cemetery
Mrs. Helweg was the daughter OF
Professor Elmer. who emigrated to
this country from Bavaria, GERMANY
i'm 1912. settling first in New YORK
city. and later IN st. Louis, MO. she
was the sister Of prof August Elmer
The well known musician and com
poscr. of ST. Louis, also, sister OF
John Elmer. the millionaire, who re-
Gently died at Belleville, Ill
The deceased sang soprano III the
churches of st, Louis, and also ~ the
Immaculate Conception church mere
until about ten years ago, retiring due
10 old age. She leaves most OF
friends. who always knew her TO pe
the ltindliest Of women, with a help-
ing hand extended TO all Her nus
band, r. j. Helweg who came TO TINS
CITY In 1882, died here July ~. lsso'
and was exceedingly popular WIN inc
people generally Of Albuquerque ne
being Familiarity called Uncle FRED.
The following children are LETT 70
mourn the death of their mother y.
T.. Helweg and Mrs NJ j. MeAtee, OF
El Paso. Tex. j e. Helweg ana Mrs
George w. MeAtee. Of Los Angeles
Calf. Ben E. Helweg and Miss Nellie
Helweg, of this city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
D R. HAISELDEN
IS EX0NERATED
BY PHYSICIANS
Six Eminent Doctors, Acting
as CoronefS Jury on Death
of BoIIi0ger Infant Issue
Caution in Such Cases,


Nhioose' NOV. N'N eminent
physicians composing the eoronets
iury which inquired into the death
~ tabu RnlNnaer an infant who was
........i,,., I'll, ,,i...,, .,,.r,,i,n
~ '''.'1e" ~ NY ~,
might nave save" HlS me- 'ul "'ui"
have left him mentally and physically
detective expressed no criticism in
their verdict tonight of DR. II, }.
HaiseidCn. attending physician, VINO
decided not t. operate OH the child.
The verdict declared, however, that
the physicians found no evidence that
the chrld would have heen mentally
or morally defective. that AN opera
ton would have prolonged or posi-
bly, have saved the child's life and
recommended that in similar cases i'm
the future, there should ne consul
tation of physicians TO decide whether
an effort should bc made 10 save the
patient.
In part the verdict read as follows:
I'VE believe that, morally and ethi-
cany. surgeon is FUZZY within his
rights in refusing 10 perform any
operation which his conscience Will
not sanction We find no reason 10
believe chat the parents OF John Boil
linger were deprived OF the privilege
Of consultation
we recommend strongly that in all
doubtful cases of this character q
consultation Of two or more SURGEONS
of known reputation for skin, ethical
standing and broad experience should
be held to decide upon the advisable
ity or inadvisabllity of operative
measures.
I'VE believe that the physician =
highest duty is to relieve suffering ana
Ia save or prolong life
The Jury was composed Of the tol-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
GAME EXPECTED TO DRAW
MISUNDERSTANDING CROWD

One of the biggest crowds ever wit
Messing high school game in this
city is expected at Hopewell field this
afternoon at 3 o'clock The game has
been thoroughly advertised Yester-
day afternoon the A. II $. football
quartet, Calkins, Brown f. Barton
and II Barton sang at all of the
ward schools in football toys as an
advertisement Of the game
The visiting Aztec players and the
entire A. H. s. squads will be given
a dinner tonight after the game at
the high school building, the athletic
association being the donor and the
feed" being prepared by the domes-
tic science department Of the nigh
school under the direction Of Miss
Madden. The Aztec squad leaves to-
night for Gallup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
CURTAIN is DESCENDING IN
MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE

Kansas city. Nov. 19-With the
curtain descending ON the 1915 foot
bah season only one game of import
anee viii be played in the Missouri
valley tomorrow That contest a
clash between the University of Ne
braska and the University Of Iowa
elevens at Lincoln gave little promise
of being of championship class Me-
braska is a top-heavy fayorite.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
Heavy Rain Is Believed to
Have Gone Through Thick
Covering of Straw ON the
Stadium Gridiron,
WET TURF WOULD WORK
AGAINST HARVARD TEAM
Every Hotel at Cambridge Is
Crowded With Hundreds
Close 10 $4,000 Expected
10 See Game,

cambridge. Mass, Nov. 19.-On the
.ye ~ me annual Harvard Yale foot
h.l game. the crimson continues 70
rspt as favOrlte over the Blue, at
thonch the wagering odds have short
sned steadily and narrowed from 10
"a &. 10 to this evening.
The heavy rain which fell all after
noon Is believed to have penetrated
tbe thick coating of straw spread over
the stadium gridiron and softened the
tnrf Ia an extent which viii initiate
against the fast opening running eX-
pected from Ilarvard's backfield.
The Yale hackficld has a consider
ahle advantage in weight over that Of
harvard and on a Wet slippery turf,
mis- additional poundage would count
for more than the speedy elusive
snrints of Mahan and Boles. Because
NJ the rain neither team was able to
follow the practice program planned
shortly after the varsity and first
subs appeared, rain began TO rail-
heavily and the coaches ordered the
players back to quarters.
The Harvard squad spennt the day
I'd night at the Nesper Country club,
near Lowell Aside from some indoor
signal reviews there was no attempt at
practice
Tonight every hotel is thronged with
hundreds Of night before arrivals,
many Of whom are having difficulty
in securing accommodations. Close to
$4,000 spectators will occupy every
seat in the permanent and temporary
stands
Pairs of seats near the mid-field
section Of the stands. with face val
ne Of two dollars each, sold at from
fifty to eighty dollars a pair Thurs
day night and this morning, The tick
ct market broke badly later in the
day when it was raining heavily but
prices stiffened again sharply this
evening following the forecast Of
clearing and colder weather for the
thrb-seveath game between Harvard
and Yale since 1875.
The probable lineup for the game
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
UNDEFEATED OKLAHOMA ADDS
ANOTHER VICTORY To STRING

Manhattan. Kan, Nov. l9.-The
indicated University Of oklahoma
football eleven added another victory
TO its long list Of games today by
humbling the squad from the Kansas
State Agricultural college 81 to e.
The Oklahomans outplaycd the Man
haitian men, the only Aggies touch
down coming as the result of FUN
BILE few minutes after the first
period opened.
70 sullivan. the Aggies quarter
back. went the honor for crossing
the oklahoma goal line
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
BURSUM PREVAILS ON
COMMISSION TO ALLOW
RAISE OF TAX LEVY

sysetAL oosHssreHpsnes TO soHaiRe JOURNAL
santa Fe. Nov 19.--Upon the plea
Of II. o. Bursum the state tax COM
mission granted Soeorro county the
right to levy 9.17 mills instead Of 1.165
mills so that $4,000 may be avail-
able for the Mogollon road. Mr.. Bur
sum made his plea from Sooorro over
the long distance telephone.
Mckinley county was refused au-
thority to exceed the s per cent in
crease by $i,39t.07. In Lincoln
county a proposed 21s mill levy in
school district No. l. was cut 70 -
mills and l0-mill levy In district
No. SO 30 mills In Torrance coun-
~, a levy in excess Of the statutory
mills was refused.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20

ing Of the blue ana crimson. but the
Georgetown Trinity Wesleyan COM
tests and those iu which the ARMY and
Navy teams compete VIII an be fol-
lowed with more than usual keenness,
There viii De missing from the week
N iine-up. however. several Of the
larger Institutions, for Princeton has
completed her schedule while Cornell
and Pennsylvania are resting for their
THANKSGIVING day game, which Will
close the season FOR both teams
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
LEAGUE TO GIVE OUT
SCHOOL CHlLDREN'S
GIFTS TO THE POOR

The annual donations Of school chill
dren for charity we're turned over yes
terday to the civic Betterment league
for distribution. school authorities
decided that the league would be
able to dispense these gifts better
than they and hence delivered them
to Secretary l.. f. Reed. Three small
wagon loads Of clothes and foodstufts
were brought TO Mr. Reeds office In
the city hall from the schools.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
GEORGETOWN WILL PLAY
SOUTH CAROLINA ELEVEN

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 19-Aside from
the game at Washington between
Georgetown and South Carolina to-
morrow the southern football sched-
ule is without important feature Most
Of the leading teams including Vir-
sinia, Sowanpe, Auburn Vanderbilt
Georgia and Georgia Tech will rest in
preparation for Thanksgiving day con-
tests
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
ILIINl-GOPHER TIE IL NOT
LIKELY To BE UNkNOTTED

Chicago. Nov. 19-OnlN the hap
pening OF the unexpected tomorrow
can unkn0t the tie between Illinois
and Minnesota for the conference
championship ON form Minnesota
should down the Badgers and Illinois
should defeat the Maroous. leaving
unsolved the puzzle as il was when
the Goppers and lllini finished their
battle 10 SIS draw. october SO.
The card for tomorrow which prac-
tically closes the season in the cen
ral states. includes the following
games
Illinois VS. Chicago.
Minnesota Us. Wisconsin,
Iowa US. Nebraska
Ohio state US. Northwestern,
Purdue Us, Indiana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
ESTANCIA VALLEY DRY
FARMERS GET EXCELLENT
RESULTS FROM SlL0S

SPECIAL coeEFspoHpsNce 70 MosHhe JOURNAL
Fstancia, n. NJ, Nov. i9,-The eX-
perience in this valley of lew OF the
dry land farmers with the silo mas
bnen ~ successful that the indications
are now good for the building Of
large number during the coihlhB
summer. In fact, it has been esti-
mated that not less than sixty latSe
feed store houses will be ready When
the corn and sorghum is ready to CUT
next season. -, H.,
THE silos in use here are butt IN
the ground. eXcaVated to the SIZE
wanted and cemented with coating
directly applied to the dirt sides some
ak inches thick The ideal mannel
of building these is to slope the vans
from the top to a more cohliaoleu
base. In this manner it has beeh
shown that there is less chance OF
moisture getting around the SIDES o.
the silage and working It's rum rms
manner of guarding against the on
year. when the rains retuse 70 Coi,le'
seems to be the only praclicai SOU
ton Of operating q dry farm IN the
arid belt successfully, and WIN the
added silos to the Estaneia valley now
contemplated for next year VIII 50
far in bringing TINS bedutllui NOu'',i
back into it's own-a successful anu
eontented community.
The public schools were closed mere
again today on account of the appear
9nee of another case Of scarlet fever
This is the second or third case to
come to the knowledge of the health
authorities, all Of which have been IN
the mildest form and promptly taken
a,w. ~ Tho child now infected
lives a few miles in the country, but
! il was thought best not to expose the
pupils To- a possible cOntagion, and
I the schools were closed for a few
davs. Or. Amble this morning fumi-
1 gated the rooms in the main building,
( and it Is thought all danger Of the
i disease spreading has been success
/ fully met and no fear is entertained
4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
WILL CONFER ABOUT
GENERAL SECRETARY
FOR THE LOCAL ~

G.. s. Bilheimer Of Denver, Internal
tional secretary Of the Y. NJ e. A.
will arrive here this morning from
lei paso lie will confer with the
board of directors tomorrow over the
selection of a permanent general sec
rotary for Albuquerque. as Secretary
w. II. Day will leave about January !
for I'll Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
OTHER CONTESTS IN EAST
WILL DRAW KEEN INTEREST

New York, NOV 10 - While the
ildfVard- Yale contest overshadows all
over football game to be played on
EASTERN gridirons tomorrow there are
several other struggles which have
IN important bearing on the final
argument Of the eleyens for the sea-
son Of 1915
General interest will be focused
upon the outcome of the annual meet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
Singing the Praise Of Chamber
iaiu's Tablets.

Ever since I used Chamberlain
Tablets for Indigestion, when living
in Fulton. N. y about five years ago
and they did me so much good ] have
been singing their praise N tue ears
of neiehbors and friends, writes Mrs.
Ernest Crookes, Camillus. n Y Oh.
tainable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
EFFORT MADE To
INDUCE CHINA
To JOIN ALLIES
Purpose IS to Maintain tnteg-
rity Of Nation During Con-
tinuance of Struggle and
Free Japan From War

faN NoaNlAQ JOURNAL efHGtAA RAAhN WEI
washington. NOV. 9 Efforts are
being made hy Great Britain, France
ana Russia to include China n the
Of the entente nov align
ea against the Gemanic powers Dis
closure of this fact directed the a.
tention of official WASHINGTON today
ID complicated situation in the Far
East the seriousness 1T which had not
hitherto been reah2ed
n became known that in order 90
insure friendly relations between Ja-
nan and China. conversations anu
exchanges had been pending in Pc
king and the European capitals look
tne tn the formal entrance of china
an lam emal footing with Japan into
the alliance that now includes Great
Britain. France Russia ITALY Japan
ana Serbia.
No Participation ny China,
Military participation by china M
the war would not hC expected, nut
the political necessity of uddne emma
to tho allies is looked upon hN them as
Of vast Importance. It was learned
today that recently several Japanese
warships were placed at stratesie
points along the Chinese coast and
~, ~ naesjbilItt ~ informal rey0-
80 ,. rTir, n,ro,,oh M nronosed
49,, fron, renuI,le tn = larla-
.,'t, .,t,, ~, ,,,aroh, ma Tausod some
i i',' nffiriais ia believe muni
tta,s "a .,,ar sbould h. hushandrd ion
49, .,..''.,,i@s Vhrn Inc recent Ja.
r ,,a,,ss,'- Gbn,esa NEGOTIATIONS were ii
l,,,'',,.r,se ianenese similarly frlt com
p plUs ~ e MA h9 ammunition sup
n,,. a.. do,elorments circumstanc,
H. nm ~ have embarrassed
pnssfa cnneiderabh-
Nr@,,ttations in pel,ir..
o. e,, as i, rno,vn moro most of IN,
,an,.a,sations have boon conducted "a
( poi,tna ana il il NOT clear how la
~ nronoeal ms been discussed viii
Z thn Ionanese government at Toxic
4 a,p, halief ID General however tina
/ 6ro,t nritain n account OF the oblt
oattans az bsr alliance with Japan
sSrobailc has consulted Inc Toxic GOV
prn o1, freely Ne,
chfaa,s atiitnde has not Vet devel
o,,ad i,t ~ ean,, ouarters here tn
/ - - MIA NM tbe pekinp govern
r,o,t Is favorablv inclined 10 the en-
,,,ta nronosal sinrp ire move wonl,
! f,,,,,..,rta. thp infppritV If ThtnA dur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
roo LAVE no CLASSIFY.

MN RTtNT SIX rooms and bath.
modern furnished house IN besl
residence section. long or short term.
Address Reasonable care Journal
WAN Woman 20 do seWlhb'
cali ut once. III North HUSH
F0R Cozily furnished x
room cottage, Glass'eheloseu
sleeping porch. also chickens TOT
sale Phone i843W lllJ south
High
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
school. Dismissed for Convention.

Clayton. r. NJ, Nov I9.-The pnD-
lie schools will be dismissed during
Thanksgiving week and The entire
teaching force viii attend the state
teachers association Never before
have all the teachers Of CLAYTON at
tended the state association at one
time. Their salaries and half Of their
railroad expenses viii he paid by the
board
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mercedes Alderete.

Mercedes Alderete. years old. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs margarine Alderete'
died yesterday morning al the nome
of the parents on South Broadway.
Funeral services win he held At y
o'clock this morning At Fred Croilott
chapel. Burial will be IN San Jose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20

Tonight -henr Mr. Thomas IRON
Suzanne Garter company sins cat Jii'
nev dance. ". Q. w. han.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-20
CIVIC CENTER To
BE LIVE TOPIC
At CONVENTION
Santa Fe Superintendent De-
IiverS Interesting Address
on Subject Of Moment 10 All
Modern Educators,

tsstet.l eossssrospsses 70 aoss,sa soosNsu
Santa Fc Nov ~ Tho civic cen
f.,s iaea Fan the puhllt schools Will he#
An. IL fnr Iva t0pirs at thp cdutt-I
ti,nal convention IA AIhuqueruue next .
veaL Tho idea rs tnkiur firmer root
.isht alnp, raat the school house Is
IN an mo prople and that tor every
hour of the wear and that the school
bonep gxists nor merely for teaching
tbo three l{s hut culture In general
tto,, thp school house and The
traebcrs should come i'm contact with
ma nnd tho community was set cut
fnrcfhh IN Secretary b. IA Wagner
n mo N.v. Mexico Educational assoc
ri,tinn before the santa re N0muu's
MINI mis- week The lecture was IT.
lnstratod with slides handled 10y Proc
fessor sellers and WAS given IN the
pnlpcc of the Governors I'm couelu-
sion. he spoke of the value of feCrea-
ton as follows.
rThc Industrial subjects are not the
nnk school activities thnt arouse
warmth OF feeling and eordUitN IN
The community one could afford TO
be- ndiyldualistic In his work better
than la his idle hours. Man rs q so-
rial holm. whether ho would be or me-.
Ii 4 human nature for him TO seek
romp8nlenshlR. 10 he interested IN
what his neighhOr does and says rms
dasire far the society of others may
i. st,r3pd satisfied with soelHl life
thot h negative In It's influence or
fea with the highest type of recrca-
fionnl eniovmeut II Is only the Older
members Of the farm, especially the
farmers wives. that have starved the
desire for social recreation. The young
/ people are going 10 have social eh-
povmant even IL they must go to tn
1 rity for il. The cooperative games
4 footbau baseball and others--are the
mems 81 the country boys and girls
becominp better acquainted. thus ere
Iatinc a stronger feeling of cOmrade'
4 shin ANA giving them some detlhi''
means 81 enjoying themselves to-
eother. Ii is said that one Is only
4 natural when he plays. Social recre'
alton that stimulates artifciality uno
mere conventional society rs not th'
1 nlovating kind of entertainment. j
/ a., want the bows and girls to be gen
uinely social. We must give then
/ ennrthinn Ia do that creates genuine
interest
al H. easirr to teach one how 4
work veH Than to teach him how t
e,tny himself AveN Which is NOR
i,,,nortontq II IS we'll recognized tina
tbe nrohleme Of character and per
sg,,aiitv arn determined hy the wa
nnc sncnds his idle hours. In q inca
naaltinp hons. in Chicago women M
ranidlv ffIifne The places once filled b
men because the men dissipate dur
in,, idIe hours ana are. therefore. les
lnbie to work But what il more to b
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01
The Day i'm Davenport

said her husband had dfzo6=a5 of
was given Is DAYS ia Jail and promised
Magistrate RoddewIE be would remain
away from the home of his wtga-s folks.
80
Sisters Share In Biz Estate The
sill of mrs. Jennie Duttg- Greene. the
deceased sister - Mrs A9Hra Dgttor
/ a+wfr1 and Miss KATE Du+roa ba-b 81
rla-arnarr Too.s Sled far rraaata ia
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Brazil wishes TO sell quantities o5
sea salt to anybody who VIII buy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01

shad3a ara shows precipitation q q me- o. mora
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-01

All the news all the ttme-Tbe Argus.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-13
EXPOSITION TERHINARA Ell
CUATR0 De DICIENbRE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. 12-
i Comite Executive de Ia Exposition
International Pacifico-Panama, de
San Francisco, Cal, ia decia"ado So
Iomnemente que Ia exposition sc clau
.urara ell dia ! de Diciembre proHi-
Esta declaration f4e motivada por
los rumores que han circulado Ell 20
10 ell pals, de que continuaria alberta
aor TODD ell mes de Enero, :; como
muchas personals deseaban visitarla
n esa epoca, tendran que apycsurar
u viaje o ~suspenderlo en- ~definitiva,
2ucs no Sc prolongara per mayor
.empo Ia fecha cue Sc ha fiiado.