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NASHINGTON. oct so -Thes. army
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second Lieut.. Waits, Coast Artillery.
from Hist COMPANY 20 unassigned list
and s'an % ~comlnanilng officer. coast de
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capt. w, u Meistcr, NJ. e.. 70 Fort d.
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Chaplain q. j. WarinG. Eleventh Cav.
airy, detailed ~ parole officer Atlantil
branch United states disciplinary barracks,
Fort Jay, New York, vice Firs, Lieut., II
|. Jordan, y entietn Infantry, relieved.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-rEMNLE.

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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KEROSENE NAPuR \ BURNERS IN
cook Stoves or Range stop us" o' wood or
coal, recently patented money maker 'oT
agents. THE NAPo-GAS BrRNEE y
lnsk 10. Columbus. q.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-11-13

-8S3 ne was elected to the police
Jury and served 8 years as q
member Of that body. In 'e6 he
vas elected to the legislature
where he represented St .lohn
1ery creditably. During theses
ion of the legislature, Mr.. Ber-
helot served as a member Of
several important committees.
md in the same year of his elee-
Ion he was appointed by Cover
1or Foster az member of the
evee board. In 1900 he vas elec-
sed Sheriff and tax Collector of
st. John, which imp .rtane posi-
ion ne has since held vii great
credit to himself and his consti-
cuents. He has been a prominent
member of the State Democratic
Central Committee during the
past 20 years; a member of the
Congressional District COMMITTEES
and OF the Senatorial District
Committee during the past Is
years. he enjoys the distinction
Of being the Chairman of The laf-
ter committee as well as 81 The.
Parish Democratic Executive
Committee. Four Successive
times ne was alternate delegate
to National Democratic conyen-
ton, and was a delegate to the
Democratic Convention, at which
President Wilson was norninatad
Altho the opportunities of Col
lege or University education have
never been within the reach Of
our estimable sheriff, yet it mus,
be conceded. not only by his
friends but even by his bitterest
political enemies, that the ele-
ments are so mixed in him that
SC. John might stand up and saw
to all the world: Paul has been :
good sheriff. !"
In seeking reelection at fhaH
hands OF his people he does not
say to them. Give me chancs
and ! believed can make good,
but on the contrary he says: +
have MADE GOOD during NV
incumbency in office, I have d.
ven you the best administrators i
within my power, and | am vii.
ling and anxious to do so again
for the next four yeara.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-11-13
Biographical Sketch
Paul Berthelot, Candidate
For Sheriff.

The subject of our sketch was
born and raised in this parish ano
can be truthfully said to be q
'self-made" -.:an. During ni>
boyhood, the public schools of the
parish were a negligible quantity
and, consequently, Paul was OBJ
liged to attend private schools
here in order to acquire the rudi
ments of an education. Being in
dustrious and ambitious, Pau
worked hard after school hours
in order to accumulate some
money to pay for his schooling
his father being a poor man and
unable to give him the bene-
fit of a college education. With
the little money he succeeded in
saving, Paul went to New Or
leans and attended the st. Mau-
rice School for two years, from
which institution he acquired
practically all the educational
training which his limited means
could afford at that time.
Immediately thereafter, he
returned to his native parish and
assisted his father in the cooper
business until he had accumula-
ed enough money to open up a
cooper shop of his owni in Plaque
mine, In 1886 he returned to st.
John and engaged in mercantile
pursuits and farming. Mr.. Ber-
thelot is now conducting a large
merchandise business and ope.
rates a canning plant, putting
up fruits, vegetable and pure
cane syrup under formule fur
nished by the agricultural de-
partment of the United States.
Our popular Sheriff has always
been a stauneh Democrat in the
real sense of the word. In politi-
cal life Mr.. Bertheloth has always
advocated or fought for any
measure or movement whose OBJ
iect was the betterment OF con-
ditions in his native parish. In
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-11-13
Louis P. Cieutat, Constable ward 4
E. Templain SO " 4
Olivier Webre, " <

| 0ivier 81 iennR7a!m Wbro ).
The roll called Vote yeas and nays Motion declared
carried
9hOn motion duly seconded the following nersons for the
different Offices set opposite their respective having their
OF the democratic Fary and their names ordered the Secre
Henry Maqrin, Clerk of Court ssvgne F. Webre Assessor
H. l. Psnears Sne Justice Of the Peace ward !.
Eysse 3Ssas S;ieaai SSe;heexniaydre :. ward ?.
Andrew Nagel Member of the Police Jury ward l.
Joseph G. Madere g ward l.
zsS5B zssaafz S5S3R RaRs xsF5S xsF5S
Charles Baly Constable ward 4
Charles A. Lasseigne g s.
George Milet g.
The roll was called Voted resulted nays, and motion
declared carried.
10th On moan of Mr. Lacaz duly seconded contested ap-
pcatons papers were ordered turned the Chairman the
On motion duly seconded and carried adjournment
(sgneO paul BERTHfELoT,"
And moved and second ed that as cocted said onutos
be approved and ordered signed.
Roll call resulted as follows yeas and Adopted
On motion of Mr. Dugas seconded by Mr. it was reso
ed that Mr. George H. Tassn notified writing by the Sscre
tary Of his dismissal Secretary and demanding of him ali mi
putes books papers whatsoever kind or natnr
the of this Parish Democratic Committee and
held by the said George Tss former Secretary thereof
Vote being called resulted follows yeas no
On motion Mr. Lacaze seconded by Mr. Picou be-
that the Chairman of this Committee be hereby auhor
zed contract and provide for all necessary boxes booths
and paraphernaa carrying Primary Election
be held January 25 1916 and that Chairman be fur
ther fully authorized empowered and directed fix and deter
mine the location of the polling booths the various wards of this
Parish, as the law directs
Vote resulted as follows: yeas, nays Adopted
And motion of Mr. Pancaire seconded Mr. Dupas If ae
resolved that the Chairman of this Commes hereby athozad
and instructed to contract for all the necessary
printing of the tickets and for all other supplies necessary
election = e'u
Vote resulted as follows, 8yeas and nays. Adopted
Moved seconded and carried that Committee adjourn
subject to callofthe Chairman
true copy, Eugene Dume7, Secretary 4.4u
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" OUR CHOICE. "
For Sheriff

For Sheriff
Hon. Paul Berthelot Lucy, La.
For Members OF The House
Hon. Albert J. Lacaze, Wallace, La
For Clerk Of Court
Hon Henry c. Maurin, La Place, La
For Assessor
Hon Stvigne F. Webre, Garyvllle, La
For Coroner
Dr. Stephen J. Songy, Wallace, La,
For Members OF The Police Jury
Ararnprs Naoe, Lucy La Pacide Barre, Edgard, La
PrudentG engy Wallace La. John Madere La PaGe, La
jacques Dune Reserve~la Le'.on Hoh'z' 0aiy S'ie ~
For justices OF The Peace
j. l. Lucy La Ese Sshsv' Ore e Pjags 5agarq "a Id
D p Mont reserve La Emile A. Picou, Garyvile La
For Constabes
rt,o rboeoz zI,1cy Ia A. B. Jones' Edgard La.
rt aseeie5e Reserve La George Mlet Garyvile La.
Members OF Parish Dem Elk Committee
pon Rartaelot Lucy, La j. l.. Pancare Lucy, La
Enoone Ilumez Edgard, La. Alexis Dugas Edgard, La
predant q Songy Wallace La Albert Lacaze Wallace La
Clement Maurin Place La James Hayde Ia Place La
ontce Fdrngon Reserve, La H. A. De)aneuVie reserve La
DR. Ieonce D. Chaufe Garyvie La j. D Brown 0aryVe' La
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-11-13

4 Charles 2. Gendron, Justice Of the Peace Ward
H. M Bodn Clerk of Court; Jean O. Mie Assessor: Dr. s.
Montegut, Coroner
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-11-13

/ Entered as second-ciass matteTteb-
.ruary 10th 1914, at the Post-Othce at
Lucy, La, under the Act OF March
l., 1875.
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MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN RATE DECISIONS

fsFsc,sL cossasroNosses 20 sosssss iouRssIl
Santa Fe, June i6-Much interest
Is manifested by New Mexico produc-
ers and shippers IN the order cutting
freight rates on certain commodities
from California 10 New Mexico and
other eastern points. The first move
was under order 4,167 OF the Inter-
state Commerce commission authoriz-
ing the establishment of rate OF 40
cents per 100 pounds In carload lots,
minimum 10000 POUNDS, on asphalt
tum. barley beans and canned goods
from Los Angeles, Via rail to Calves
ton and steamer thence to Charleston.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston
This rate goes into effect on June
&C. In order to equalizc this rate with
rates TO intermediate points, a blanket
rate Of 75 cents on beans from Los
Angeles and intermediate points to all
eastern common points with 50, 600
pound minimum will be effective on
July 81. being a reduction from IS
cents. On the same date go 1-2-
cent rate win become effective on
canned goods with minimum carload
weight of $4,000 pounds from Los
Angeles and intermediate points 10
Chicago and points east, including
Birmingham district; on canned sal
mon, go cents, on asphaltum, so cents,
minimum 10000 pounds II shipped in
packages or 20 capacity of cars IL
shipped in tank cars 10 Chicago and
west
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TwitcheI Has Historic Beaver

Santa Fe, June 16.-Col Ralph f.
Twitchell, the historian. today added
to his Invaluable historical collection,
the beaver hat worn by one of the
conductors of the Barlow & Sander
son stage line into Santa Pc during
the civil war days. He also has a pass
carried by this conductor and his
oath of allegiance, which had to be
taken by all those in public employ.
Letters and recommendation by and
to this conductor, also in Colonel
Twitchell's possession throw interest
ing light on the days of the Santa Fe
trail. The conductor of a caravan
over the trail in those days had great
responsibility thrown upon him in the
safeguarding Of lives and property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17

n nhe something else instead, for there is
nvgnlhs even similar Get the genuine Cal
,a guaranteed by Medical Formula labo-
'@'orles Dayton o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17

Santa Fe, June 16.-One garage to-
day accommodated fifty transconti-
mental automobiles which arrived be-
tween sunrise ana shutdown. An ave
rage of at least 100 automobile par
ties passes through Santa Fe these
days and this summer will continue
to increase during the summer
months. A party of eight Maryland
ers registered at the Museum of New
Mexico today including Mr. and Mrs.
George Floyd Nesbitt, Miss Annie
Miller, Miss Ellen Farquhar Mrs.
Charles f. Brooke, Misses Dorothy
Brooke, Gladys Brooke, Margaret
Brooke, Sandy Spring. Md; James p.
HAYES, Kansas City Mo; John EN-
met, Ferris, ILL.,; Mr. and Mrs. j. Ed
ward Evans, Chicago; c. A. Crebbs,
c. M. Crebbs. Sterling, Kan. Mrs. j.
A. sharp, Carlsbad; J W. Mann, State
College, and Robert r Claiborne, AL
buquerque.
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The result has been ruinous DELAYS
20 the owners of ships and cargoes,
even though the British have in many
instances purchased the contents OF
the vessels at good prices.
President Wilson win adhere TO his
position, it is said, that the British
nave no legal rights to blockade neu-
tral ports nor 10 escort an American
snip TO an English port before
searching it, He grants the right TO
intercept suspected American ships,
put contends the search must be
made at sea. Any other policy he be-
neVes to be disrespectful to American
sovereignty.
If, as Ambassador Spring Rice has
lntimated, England is preparing to
yield TO these demands, there win be
great satisfaction here. II is not ex-
pected, however, that Great Britain
VIII sanction the shipment OF food
and other conditional contraband to
Germany through neutral ports.
This latter question will be taken
up with England If Germany accepts
the offer of President Wilson in his
recent note 70 act as mediator be-
tween Great Britain and Germany in
this dispute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17
ooooooooooooooooooooooooo
9 Why Suffer From Sore Feet ?
O Aching, Burning, sweaty Feet Corns,
o Callouses and Sore Bunions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Thousands Of people
who daily suffer intense
torture from sore feet VIII
welcome the information
that a quick, easy, positive
remedy is now obtain
able. Two spoonfuls Of
Caloeide compound in warm
foot bath; soak the feet
in Tits, gently rubbing
sore parts. Relief is I'M
slant for tired, aching,
burning, and sweaty feet
Corns and callouses can be
peeled right off. Calocide
penetrates and removes the
cause. Get a twenty-five
cent package OF Calocide
from any drug store.
Don't be persuaded to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17
SANTA FE PERSONALS.

Santa Fe. June i6.--Allen True
the famous artist and Mrs. True, left
today in their automobile for the cliff
dwellings and win then make the
journey In a leisurely way to Join the
artist colony al Taos.
Eugene Ferry Smith, san Diego
attorney, who is in Santa Fe on big
land deal. involving a large acreage
on the upper Pecos, went 10 Las We
gas last night 20 confer with Gross,
Kelly 4 Co.
Miss Anna Burke, OF Washington,
ID. c., arrived yesterday and will to-
morrow accompany Mrs A. ]. Abbott
to the Rito de los Fritoles, to spend
the summer.
Mark Williams, postoffice inspector,
with heaquarters at Albuquerque. was
in Santa Pc yesterday and left for
Taos, expecting TO return tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17
Model Directors, Meeting

Santa Fe, June ia model direct
ors meeting is one of the attractions
booked for the county institute on
June a. 1t will be attended by a
hundred teachers as well as directors
from every school district in the coun-
ty. Superintendent of Public Instrue-
ton Avian N, White, and the other of
ficials of the department Of education
will be In attendance. There will be
full discussion of the relation Of the
teacher to the directors and the pub
lie as we'll as the problems that are
peculiar to each district. The di-
rectors will also take the opportunity
TO look over the applicants for posi-
tions in their schools and get lineup
on their qualifications.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17
Automobile Held Up.

Santa Fe June l6.--The authorl.
ties have been notified OF the hold
up of an automobile between silver
City and the mining camp OF Tyrone
on Saturday night by spanish
American armed with a rifle. He said
he was looking for his daughter who
had eloped with an American and
since he did not find them he did not
modest the passengers or the driver
A suspect was arrested later but was
released for lack OF evidence.
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BARBECUE IN CANYON
FOR RETAIL NERO ANTS


srsei.l eoHsssrososAet 70 aossise ,ousssli
Santa Fe. June IA barbecue In
the Santa Fe canyon viii be one of
the treats offered to the DELEGATES and
visitors 20 Santa Re during the New
Mexico Retail Associations, conven-
ton, July to 7. In addition TO the
fatted calf and the barbecued beef.
succulent pig is to be roasted IN the
embers and served a Ia Chinese.
Thete win be horse and pony races,
bicycle and motorcycle contests, q
prizeflght or two, Indian dances and
other attractions for the visitors Of
whom at least a thousand are expect
ed. The Santa Re Merchants asso-
citation Is preparing the program to-
day for the events OF the three days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17
Afflicted With stomach Trouble.

Il was a victim Of stomach trouble
for over two years. and although
doctored continually during this time
and spent many dollars for medicine
and doctors bills, nothing did me any
good until | began taking Chamber
lains Tablets, writes Mrs. Charles IL.
Ham, Shortsvile. N. Y. These tab
lets helped me az once. they rid me OF
that dull, heavy feeling after eating,
strengthened my digestion and cured
me OF constipation Ohtainable ev-
erywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-17
RANCHMAN DIES
FOLLOWING FIGHT
WITH ME|CHB0R
Quarrel Between Citizens of
Grant County Has Fatal
Endingi Victim Passes Away
on Way to Hospital,

Silver City, N. NJ, June 16.-H. b.
Johnson last night shot and killed Joh
sayre three miles north of Central, In
this county. lie went to Hurley after
the shooting and surrendered, claim
ing that the act was in self defense,
Following a quarrel between him and
Sayre. Both men were ranchmen.
An attempt was made to get Sayre
to hospital at Hurley in the hope
that surgical operation might save
his life, but he died while on the way
to Hurley Johnson was brought to
Silver City, and is now in Jail await
ing q preliminary hearing, which will
be held in Hurley on June 20.