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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
TO DETACH DENVER AND
RIO GRANDE FROM THE
WESTERN PACIFIC

san Francisco. March 2s.-c NJ.
Levy, general manager for the re-
ceivers OF the Western Pacific rail-
way. announced today, In a general
order. that the management OF the
Denver q Rio Grande railroad com
pany and the Western Pacific Rail-
road company would ba separated
April I.
At tho snme time assistant ohiefs Of
departments stationed here will be
promoted 20 chiefs Of departments.
and most OF the department head
quarters moved fron Dcnyer 70 san
Francisco.
Among The promotions made By tho
order are. 4. J. Wyche. chief cngi-
neer OF tho Western Pacific. promoted
TO assistant 10 the general marager;
y. l.. LOmax. promoted from assist
ant 10 passenger traffic manager; &.
r.. Miller, promoted from assistant 20
general baggage agent.
A. II. Powell. now assistant, Will
he general master mechanic. station
ed al Sacramento.
Denver, March 26.-At the general
offices OF the Denver a Rio Grahde
railroad here Il vas stated today thHi
the order OF &. NJ. Levy, general man
aEer for the receivers Of the Western
Pacific railway, separating the man
Rgement OF the Denver a. Bio GrRnds
and the Western Pacific on April l.
would have no enect on the manage
ment Of tho former road, Certain
Rio Grande officers. IL was stated who
heretofore have had departments
Jurisdiction ~ both roads. VIII b
limited In tho future tot the Denvel
A. RIO Grnnde. other joint ofnclali
viii go 20 the Western Pacific. NJ
Denver & Rio Grande cfncea viii b
removed from Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
NEGRO FOUND GUILTY
OF FIENDISH CRIME

Saginaw, Mich. March a.
Charles kimbrough, a Negro, charged
with killing eight-yoar-oid Rose Fer
nler and burning the body n the fur
nRce OF a local factory. was found
guilty of murder In the frat degrec
here today and sentenced 70 llie inn
priaonment.
Chemists who analysed fragments
OF bone taken from the furnace de-
clared them to be those OF q child
about the Fernier girls age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
SLOPER WINS
GRAND NATIONAL
STEEPLECHAsE
Classic English Event Run at
Liverpool Today, Goes to a
100 to s Mark in the Bet
ting; Stake Worth $15. 900.

Liverpool. March 80 ts,so p. my
The Grand National steepiechosc,
run here today, was won by Any
Slopcr. Jacobus was second and
Father confessor third. Twenty
horses started. but only nine finished.
The betting was 100 To 5 against Ally
sioper. 20 20 ! against Jacobus aud
10 TO 1 against Father Confessor.
The Grand National ~steeplechase, a
handicap, was worth si5,5iO 20 the
winner. The nee VAS n owe a
course Of four miles and $50 yards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

Havana. March s6.--Jack Johnson
and Jess Willard put in several miles
OF road work this morning. The
weather was threatening and the pu-
gilIsts expected TO work indoors dur
ing the afternoon.
Both men expressed satisfaction
with the selcetion of Jack Welsh Of
San Francisco as referee and said
they hoped ne would agree to serve
Welsh is accustomed 10 long fights
such as the Johnson Willard bout Is
likely 10 be. lie has knowledge Of IN
lighting and clinching which would
be valuable. The fighters evidently
are planning OF close work when
they meet.
Battling Nelson's 25round fight last
night with Jimmy Frcyer Is tho talk
OF both camps. johnson says that
Nelson's victory gave "a ttp on tbs
result of the big battle"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
ANCIENT DAM BREAKS;
VALLEY IN DANGER

EilsnsburE, Wash. March 2e-An
old sovernmen dam At Lake Kaches
broke today. according 70 reports r.
celvcd here. u Is also reported that
a waIi Of rs fset o. water Il ranhlns
towards E~llensburs. An enconfirmed
report says the che Eium and Eaeten
are under water Residents along
the river here have been ordered 10
yacnte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
BOsCHER HAS NOT
DECIDED TO CHANGE

sherman. Texas. March N-Bob.
Beacher. New York Nationals out
fielder. reported last night as having
been transferred To the ~. Louis Ma
t~ienals. said here today he had not
decided definitely on the change.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

,ers as printed In the older orsanlza.
lions handbook.
r-4
George stallIngn enjoys tho diasinc-'
ton Of having tried out more ath.
leten In q season than any Of his fei-
low managers. Iie used no less than
40 players the nrst year he was In
command Of the Braves.
Dodo Pasxcrt. Of the PhiIiies, has
been laid up with lnmbago.
The Phnlles. who hnvr been train
ing ~ 81. PETERSBURG. ria, went on
a fehiig trip. and they an get sick.
Nobody reported how TIN nnh who
looked at the philliea felt.
Donovan u giving his Yankees
plenty OF batting practice. lie has
decided they need Il.
Fourteen names have been submit
ted from which to make a selection
for the referee OF IN willard johnson
Eight. They are Billy Roche. sam
Austin, charlie White. Harry sharp.
Jack welsh. otto Floto. ia Cochran.
Jack skeily, Blddy Bishop. Matt Hin
keI. Dick Burke, Charley Eyton, n.
w. Dickerson. Billy Recap. Ed.
smith " Chicago was omitted at his
Here n something live: The All
stars defeated the eighth grade yes-
terday. 3 30 2. sutherland and
smauidlne were the eighth Endc
battery. and Panama and Greenicaf
were the battery for the winners. He
Is called Panama, explained the vol-
unteer reporter who brought In the
account not Off the bat. because that
Is where he came from.
.---
The Cardinals. after playing against
Joe Jackson ut Dallas, have regis
tered their verdict on the Cobb-Jack-
son question. They say cobb Is ahead
Of Joe M "a player. and not by a little
bit. either. Jackson can hit. they
say, but he hasn't the pep or the
brains.
The president OF Cuba bet 500 on
Jack johnson. That was before he
saw Jess willard.
After seeing jess he increased the
bet.
Dave Fuih says the balpiayers are
anxious TO see tho war ended. Dave
always was IA komicai kuss. rail-
players amt got that much sense. by
heck,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
FIGHTERS FOR
JACK WELSH As
REFEREE
johnson and willard Agree
San Francisco Man Is Right
and Hope He Will Agree to
Serve. az

San Francisco. March &C. =
. Jack Welsh. named as the third =
. man in the ring nt the Johnson =
q Willard fight f0r the worlds '
= heavyweight championship az =
. Havana April 4, said today he =
. will net =
. welsh win leave here for iia- >
= vana tomorrow. =
90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

J. p. sheehanss suit for $500
against the Hendrle q Bolthoff conn
pnny. over a pump put IN ~ g. Jo-
seph's hospital Was Sill on q this
dlStrlof court this afternoon -
started Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
OF
FANS LOOKED FOR

More than 100 faaa arc expected to
attend the meeting a, the Commercial
club tonight. when plans Will he LAID
for the organization OF a club In the
Rio orande association.
II matters proceed as Is hoped. ONE
cers will be elected and steps taken
for the organization OF a stock com
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
You will like the taste of
C~ottolene-cooked foods

In addition to making food better, Cottolene makes it taste
it more appeal to the appetite "a relish that
cannot be obtained with any other shortening or cooking fat.
Cottolene is itself q choice pure food product. 1t consists of the
most highly refined cottonseed oil, combined with selected beef
stesrine.
Attempts to initiate Cottolene and to produce substitutes for
1t have failed because only a specially refined highest grade
cottonseed oil is used exclusively in Cottolene, and the beef
stearine is from choice leaf beef suet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

teri as printed in the older orsanlra.
lions handbook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

George stalllnBn enjoys tho diatinc-
ton OF having tried out more attn.
letes In q season than any Of his tel
low managers. Ife used no less than
40 players the first year he was IN
command Of the Braves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

The Phnlles. who hnvc been train
Ing NJ -. Petersburg. ria. went on
a fishing trip. and they an get sick.
Nobody reported how TIN nsh who
looked AZ the philliea felt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26

Donovan u giving His Yankees
plenty OF batting practice. lie has
decided they need Il.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18
Overflow Land May Ha
Replanted.

Despite the fact that ths re-
cent heavy rains and high water
have flooded much corn lana
there Is still time for Missourl
farmersto grow q crop, according
to l., F. Childers, assistant prof
fessor Of agroncmy at The Uni-
vsrsity Of Missouri.
"It is not too late TO plaat corn
II the right varieties are used,~
said Mr.. Childers, "Reid's Vel.
low Dent and Iowa Silver Mine
will mature in from 115 to 120
days. II fields can be repIant-
ed by June 16 or 20 these uarie-
ties will fit the season."
Mr.. Childers says that the av.
erage date for the fret killing
frost in North Missouri .is Octob.
or 10 to 10, and in south Missouri
from October 10 to 28. He says
1t would be a serious mistake to
plant either q later maturing
ocrn or an extremely early one
when there is but four months In
which the corn can grow.
Ninety day corn will on the
average yield 80 per cent lesa
than Reid's Yellow Dent or Iowa
Silver Mine, so II would not be
advisable to plant that until aftee
June 20 or later.
When planting corn under the
present conditions it would be q
mistake to put 1t in deeper than
one and one half inches. 1t is
best for the disc to proceed the
planter, but corn can be- planted
without previous discing. In
this case the planter should be-
followed with either q disc Or
small shoveled cultivator to stir
the surface and keep it from
oheoking. This cultivation win
bslnecsssary because Of The many
weed seed brought TO- the land
by the overflow.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

John D. Cookrell. one OF the
Oldest native bora citizens OF
Randolph county, died at his
home near huntsville last Fria
day at the age OF SO years. He
was q relative OF former United
States Sentor F.. M. Cookrell. He
was an ardent Bryan supporter.
and in the campaign OF 168&
swore not to cut his hair until the.
silver tongued orator was elected
president. He died with his,
snowy white locks hanging be-.
low his shoulders.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18
Constipation Cured Cvsr'
Niahf.

A small dose OF Po-Do-Lax tonight.
and you will enjoy full. free, easy
bowel movement IN the morning. No.
gripping, for Pu-Do-Lax is Podophyllins
MAY Apple) without the grippe. Po.
Do Lax corrects the cause Of constipa-
ton by arousing the liver increasing,
the fiow OF bile. Bile is natures anti
septic 10 tha bowels With proper
am unit OF bile, digestion in bowels 10.
perfect. No gas, no fermentation, no.
constipation Dou't he sick, nerveuss.
irritabls. Get bottle OF Po. Do.LaL.
from your druggist now and cure your
constipation overnight.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

DR., Kiag's New Life Pills are now
supplied 10 we'll eorked glass bottless.
containing sc. sugar coated white pilis.
for 25c. One pill with glass OF water
before retiring is an average dose.
Easy and pleasant TO take. Effective,
and positive In results Cheap ana
economical to use. Get bottle today.
take dose toaight-your constipation,
will be relieved In the morning. % far
Csc. at all druggists.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

No man. ever successfully made love
when he had cold in the. head. Also.
no man ever devised = great businesss
scheme when he had asthma. Adan-
oids, enlarged tonsils, defective hear
ing, myopla. often come from bad sani.
tary conditions that weaken the In.
dividual, until the germs Of disease
get him in their despotic clutch
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18
rhats Different.

A man makes fun Of the cigars his
wife buys. Yet many a woman sui
fers in silsncs while q man smokes
the cigars he bought elf.-Wash
ipEton Star,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

5.
years agoat Butler was found
there Ia 3 garden recently and
returned to the owner whose
name wss engraved on 1t. 1T
showed 40 i'll effects Of its long
stay IN thslearth,
When colony Of owls nesting
in q tree Of North Mcguire street,
Wsrrensburg, became 90 bellig-
arsnt ss 10 attack passersby, Mrs.
John Oarmaek thought II lime to
declare var on the birds. In Eve
|shots with q rifle she killed four
birds.
The man who lost S27, 800 in
securities which he was carrying
on d Wabash train between Mob
erly and Abba is happy once
more. The sachel containing
the bonds was found at Macon
where IL had been taken by mis-.
take.
Postal savings banks In scores
OF the Smaller towns Ia southern
Missouri have been discontinued
by the Postoffice Department.
Many Of them have never re-
csived q dollar Ia deposits. The
equipment 10 being shipped back
to Washihston.
A young city travelling man
ate breakfast at the country ho-
tel. He was slangy, and when
he wanted cream for his coffee
he said, 'SPlease chase the COW
down this way" "Here jane"
said the landlady, stake the COW
down TO where the calf is bawl-
ing. "--Weston Chronicle.
In the Galloway county circuit
court q Jefferson City man has
filed suit against his brother for
u, 900. with interest, stating in
his petition that the principal
should hGys'bsen paid him thirty
two years ago. The claim is
now more than $4,000.
| A Lection man lost q COW In an
unusual manner ON recent rainy
night. He tied a rope about her
neck and staked her out to Craze
in the yard. The rope was tied
moderately tight and when the
rain struck It, drew SO. tight that
the cow waa ehoked to death.
1 At a cost OF more than 500, ,00O
four Holt county towns are going
in for better school houses. The
school building at Mound City,
costing half this sum, is practi-
oslly completed. Other build
ings arethose at Bigslow. Fort
esous and Oregon.
i Noting that a Nevada woman
! recently had removed from hel
side a needle she swallowed years
J ago, the Metz Times says, .That's
nothing. A Metz man received a
! kaoek on the head when he was
q small boy and now he knocks
: at every enterprise that come'
: up"
! There is an old mems club il
Lafayette county with amember
ship of ninety zone, six OF whom
are over 30 years old. The old
, est member is "a and the young
est is II. The club has been or
j, ganized since 1888 and in tina
J time has had only four secrstsr
: les.
An entry Tor honors in the BIZ
hog GLASS is a Caldwell count,
porker, 8 years old. weighing
more than 800 pounds. The hol
: is more than eight feet long an
t the owner says he will not mar
! ket it until 1t has attained
! weight Of more than . thonsan
9 pounds.
A sixtsen year old boy brok
Jail at California last week b
! digging out aome brick in tn
!. walls Of the Jail and letting him
: self down. by . rope. He sntere
Il = a - II Il -
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18
Dancer OF Optimism.

An optimist msy go too far In iras
agining every weed is q fsswer and
allowing the plain but necessary veg
etables to be choked cut Of the gsp'-
den.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

'ROUNDABOUTTHES STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some 'Origi-
nal, Some Credited. and Some Stolen,
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

sssssssssSsssssfstsssAss
"A factory for making buttons
from rnussel shells will be estab-
lished vt Warsaw.
6tanberfy il making arrange
ments fora big, old fashioned
celebration July 4th.
Pierce City growers had ship
ped their thirty fifth car OF straw
berries from that point recently.
The Argus admits that, so far
as gambling ia concerned,
!. .'Brookfeld Ia city with the LID
off,"
A Harrison county woman.
said to be more than 100 years
old, has 10 great-grandchild-
ren.
John Stuckley, a farmer near
Platte City, lost a pair Of mules
last week by lightning. He had
recently refused $500 for them.
Some farmers in Pike county
have contracted their wheat crop
Of this year for s1.25per busheL
newspapers in that county re-
port.
Joplin is the only city in Mis-
souri with the commission form
OF government, but with zinc at
S8O a ton Joplin can probably
afford it.
A "wild man" has been caught
near Chilhowee and lodged. in
the Warrensburg Jail. He makes
no attempt to talk and acts like
sn animal. T---''s
Cameron has hopes Of attain
ing the dignity Of a union station
town. It has been proposed that
the Burlington and Rock lsland
railroads build a 5oint station.
Lots Of nne fish were caught in
ovsrflowed places on the Mis-
souri, and Nishna bottoms last
week. All that was necessary
was to wade in and pick them up,
The toy railroad from Mans
field to Ava, sixteen miles, has
gone out Of business because the
one engine owned has become SC
dilapidated 1t can no longer bs
used.
The distinction between print
or and an editor is quite easy
gays the Amsterdam Local. Al
editor wears one shirt in two
weeks, Q printer wears two shirts
in one week.
Even being neutral doesn't
save Nevada from realizing wha
Sherman declared it to be. A
Nevada man has composed a wal
song and his son is singing it il
the local theaters.
Two Gentry county hunter
we're not satisfied when the.
caught q possum one day las
week. They kepton hunting ant
soon were awarded by finding
eighteen little possums.
A rich strike Of zinc ore is re-
ported from near Alba, Jaspe
county. Good jack was found 9
180 feet, and the drill was . till il
the ore at 20S feet when drilling
was suspended temporarily.
Anybody lost q bridges TIL
city marshal e Warsaw caught
wooden bridge sixty fleet ION
floating down the Usage the 9th
o. day and tied u up to the ban,
to avail the call Of The owner.
Sheriff ysrser, Of Montgcmer
county, has oeon absent froI
the county two months attendin
70 = livery stable IN oklahcm
and an effort is being made !
have Governor Major declare th
Office vacant, pending q specis
election
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
An Audrain county girl, the
daughter Of well-tn-do parents.
has put in thirty acres Of corn
this season. She plowed the
land and planted the corn unas-
sisted.
Eugene Dowis and wife returns
ed to their home near Sheridan
Friday from a 10000 mile trip to
both the San Diego and San
Francisco expositions in their
Maytag auto.
Black, white and yellow was
the color scheme Of the court
house yard at Lexington last
week when prisoners in the coun-
ty jail were led by the sheriff in
q dandslion swatting campaign.
]. W. Javuison, Of near Metz,
claims to have killed real, 'nuff
hoop snake. Its tail was taper
ed to a small point and as hard
as flint and the entire back was
SO hard it couldn't be pierced by
a pitchfork.
Woodson institute, the Rich
mond college, has been a losing
proposition for several years
past and will probably not be res
opened again next fell. There
is talk of the city buying It and
using it for a ward school.
The stork recently made his
twelfth visit to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Jones, Of Be-
yier. Jones is 81 years old and
his wife is SO. They have been
married thirteen years. No Ea-
cial suicide in that household.
II was a Democratic legislature
and the management of Demo-
cratic state officials that brought
about the reduction OF the state
tax leyied each year from Il
cents to IS on the 500 valua.
ton. Just remember this little
fact when the Republican spell
binders como along during tht
campaign next year and talk o.
Democratic extravaganza.
Miss Genevieve Clark, daugh'
ter Of Champ Clark, will be mar,
ried at her home in Bowling
Green. Mo-, June goth. to James
M. Thompson, q newspaper mar
OF New Orleans. The engage
ment is romance Of the Demo
cratic national convention a
Baltimore in 1912 when Wood
row Wilson won out ip the nomi'
nation for the presidency oye
Champ Clark.
The other day when G. 8. An
derson. of Lamar, received q bo!
Of tree ripened oranges from hi
daughter, Mrs. Lee Carroll. 0
Corona, CAL, the first thing b
did was to load up . big paps
bag with the luscious fruit an
carry it over to the editor Of th
local paper. Thess are tn
things, philosophers the editor
which make neighbors love eaoI
! cthor in the country towns wher
neighbors become real friends
Roland Phillips. Of Popls
Bluff, has been nonin ated b
the Democrats for sheriff OF But
Ter county to Gil the vaoano
caused by the death of Shari
Kearby. The special election |
fill the vacancy will be bel
Tuesday, June 18th. sheri
/ Ksarby was killed last month b
! q negro whom he was trying
! arrest. The negro had, escape
] from the Cairo, ILL.,, jail and th
) officer found him in the railroa
) yards. II attempting to ARE
| the fugitive the officer was sh'
To death.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-06-18

county has been burning Hnder-I
ground for sixty-two years.
Thousands of dollars have been
spent in an attempt to smother
out the fire, but without sYsil.
The man who tries to make
grand stand plays ip the com-
munity and wants every body to
talk about him and notice him is
shout as big as the fellow who
sits in q poker game with o bcb-
tail flush. lex.
A West Plains woman adver-
tisss in q Chiosgo matrimonial
paper for q husband who mus.
be Q dsvout christian and who
win wash the supper dishes.
Some women want the earth. -
West Plains Gazette,
It has been estimated that one
rat on farm will destroy 800
worth Of grain a year, George
Frech. Jr.. living near Hume, did
9 pretty good two days work last
week when, with the aid OF q
couple Of dogs, 426 rats were
killed.
Marvin Num- registered at one
Of the Clinton hotels last week
and was assigned to a room for
the night. Later on the clerk
took another guest to the same
room, and he found he got there
none too soon as Mum had blow
ed out the gas instead Of turning
out the light.
The Golden Jubilee Of tie
Missouri State Dental Associa-
tion is being held in jefferson
City this week. The association
is fifty years old. II the dem
lists would find q plan to take
the pain entirely away from their
work and make tooth filling and
pulling q pleasure instead OF q
necessity, everyone would wish
their society would live to be one
hundred years old.
Harye Powers Of Gentry. lost
200 head Of sheep recently. The
sheep had just been sheared
when cold rains camesnd having
no shelter they chilled to death.
Another heavy loss came last
week when John Stanton Of STAN
berry had eighteen head OF eat
tie killed by lightning. All Of
the cattle were under one tree.
They were valued at 1900 and
no insurance was carried.
At the commencement exer-
cises OF William Jewell college
Wednesday, the honorary pegrss
of LII. D. was conferred on Hon
Walter w. Graves, Of jefferson
City, judge Of the Missouri Su'
preme court. Judge Graves hal
always been, q loyal supporter o
William Jewell. and his high In
tegrity and the position of trus
he holds makes this q we'll de-
served honor. Liberty Advance
Pretty good words from ex
president Taft for the man whit
defeated him for the presidency
Mr.. Taft in a speech Gays: II
we had q jingo in the Whit
House this country would nov
be at war with Germany. Instead
our chief executive is . maj
who appreciates his responsible
ity and realizes that, considering
the temper Of the people, a turl
/ of his hand would plunge us in
to an international conflict"
The Willow Springs Republi
can calls attention to the fact tbs
lit is running about 100 inches .
foreign advertising q week.
.|it pays these concerns to us
newspaper space It oertainl
ought to pay every local mel
chant to do . little advertising
Foreign firms send out attractiy
propositions to newspapers thi
are never accepted. Mail ordt
kn,.aa. xunf,ld naxr tu5soo IL