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The Washington times., 1915-12-05
New Gallery in House
Set Aside for Senators

As the result of protest made to
Speaker Clark by Senator Oyerman
chairman OF the Senate Rules Commit
tee. the Senator's reserved gallery in
the Housewife be a much choicer sec
ton than II has been.
The northeast gallery in the House
has been assigned for the purpose. The
southeast gallery was heretofore re-
served for the Senator'S
The northeast gallery seats ninety
six persons. being just large enough to
seat the wives Of ninety-six Senators
when they want to visit the House
Some Senators are UNMARRIED. and 20
there Is room to spareJ
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

makers. Hopewell IL a story within IT.
self. It has the ramshaclIled appearance
or gold boom town OF the old West
lots that sold at less than 800 an acre
a .,edr ago now bring $4,000 TO Slb,OOO;
wooden stores and homes are built al-
most in a daY. and there IL money.
money everywhere.
The town is so new that there Is not
a city government. The legislature is
O,, as its existence to war orders, and
which would have remained corn field
II y had not been for the du Points.
For the present the State authorities
are keeping fair order. In the beginning
gambling. drinking. and general carous-
ing was all In the open. II was Gold
aaid NJ 1918.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
Munitions Plants Are
Taking No Chances

It is not expected that any one OF th@
du Pont organization--or of any organic
zatiop shipping arms and ammunition
to Europe-should admit that these ex-
traordinary police precautions are be-
ing taken because Of definite knowledge
of plots against the munitions makers.
Nevertheless there are OF record the
Dumba incident, the increasing number
of unexplained disasters I'm powder,
cartridge, and steel mills, the passport
frauds, the planting Of dynamite aboard
ammunition ships, and general feeling
of uncertainty as to what to expect
next.
Under such circumstances the mu-
nttiOns plants are taking no chances
whatever. Judge lands Saidsan answer
may be found in common sense
analysis" of the situation. without re-
lerrng specifically to any class vi sus-
pected enemies.
II is well known that the allied nations
are getting practically all of the war
supplies shipped from the United States.
1t Is further known that Germany and
Austria have complained against these
wholesale shipments, although interna-
tiOnal law recognizes the right of a
neutral nation to sell war supplies to q
belllgerent
The seas, however, are in control OF
the allied fleets. The central powers can
expect TO interfere, but little with tha
actual transportation of war materials.
once they arc manufactured npd put
aboard ships.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

other hand set down six or seven thou
sand men who are now doing guard ana
detective duty to protect American Iffe
and American industry-and there VIII
come understanding of why Major Syi-
vester today heads one branch OF this
nation wide private police system and
has lob bigger than he had here.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
Sylvester Constantly
On the Jump

Major Sylvester has a mans size Job
ard is constantly on the jump. lie
saws he liEes the outdoor work ana mis-
physical appearance indicates an inn
provcm"nt in health since nc left
" aahir-t ~.
"EFsn ? resigned in Washington.
saiH tho fHairr. Ni'h 4 W'lc "ths doc
tons uuys me- three mon hs 70 I've. 1
aE feeling better every day. After
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
Guarded Like Penal
Institutions Everywhere

I The powder factories are surrounded by
Dish board fences Uniformed E,urds
ttcnd witlin and withoUi, and there urc
phscrVsiion t5wc~s avd trl"rhonc s'a-
ione such as MAJ 5c founl about great
So mEhuu2ns. Al about the plans
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

thlrty-two years spent IN an office 1t
does one good to get out VI doors"
II is Major Syivester's experience that
the discipline existing III these Dflvats
roilce forces N iust as st.ict as one
hnds In municipal organization. The
mysterious methods OF the secret serv-
ice. the astuteness OF the acountry's
great detective agencies. the under sur,
face methods OF communication and
detection. and the smooth-working
methods OF capable and well-balanced
police force OF any big city. arc nil em-
bodied In the police systems that have
snrung ur about the plants filling war
orders for the European bcligerents
Tho guarded factbries OF the du pcnt
company, which is said to he llliug
orders lor many millions nf doil,rs
worth Of powder. Runcotton, and high
eNplosiveH, are scattered throughout
the East No branch Of the establish
mLnt-eVen though Il be small dis
trJhuting station--is left without pro-
teclion. No risk IL run that spies within
or without the establishment she'll 90
damage.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
CermsUs and AUstrians
IJavA 7 iEtIa Chance

A ~ Po"t official roPssuringlv ssert-
cd that the casualtses per Thousand
pounds of nowder made are fewer now
than heretofore; that comparative loss
of life has not kept pace With increased
output.
In this connection, however, 1t should
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
EI Gra MaCI0vlO Herrera es nOmbradO COmandante
hNltd del fstadO dc C0ahula

ri"dras Ncgras, Feb. 26,
Con gran bcncplhcito Sc rccibi6
on los cirCulos miiitarcs dc csta
rcegi6n ,cl rccientc nombramien.
TO que hizo 81 Primer Jcfc. g..
VcnustianO Carranza, dc Conan,
dante MiIitar dj EStado dc CO p
hula en- la persona del amcritado
Grai. Maciovio Herrera, el cual
actualmtntc d;rigc In campana
contra los vhlistas que sc han
Disseminate por cl Distrito dc
Moncloyn.
La poderosa columna que rs a.
mand1 de- citado General NJ. He.
rTcra esla on exceicntc estado ID
amino y ascicndc ccrca dc 5,
900 hombros do las tres armas OIL
perfoctas eomdicioncs dc guerra.
Dcsputs de terminar In campa-
fa del Norte de Coahuila, Marcia
rd ri General Maclovio Herrera
a operar con su poderosa columns
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
10 QUE TENIA EN- Ell ESTO-
MAGO,

San Angelo, TccX,, Feb. q.
WalIic Withers, es cl nombrc
dc ln carrct0ncro que padccia
dcsde hace mucho tempo de IL
ma cnfern dad del cst0mago que
10 m0lestaba muchisimo.
Para curarsc tom6 muchisimaS
mcdiclnas, t0das las que lc aeon
scjaron Sus amigos y los medi-
eos /. qulcncs consultG. Por fin
So decide Il que lc hicieran IL
na opcrac!0n, pues sus molestias
Y Sus SutrlmientoS nunca diSmi--
nuian.
Al ctcctuarSc In operation, los
medlcos, muy asombrados, en-
contraron que Withers tcnia en-
Il cst6mago tres conchas de ca
racol. Withcrs csta muy alivia-
do Y Sc cree que EN- unos cuantos
dias mas qued6 completamentc ga
no; pero le ha sido completamcn-
te impossible decir como fueron j
dar Il su estomago los tres cara
coles que lc acaban de sacar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
Sc les ofrece escolta

Aurora, Ill. Feb. 22S. ICON mo-
two de In frccucHcia con que Sc
han c0mctid0 aSeSinatoS de nujc-
res en- csta ciudad hay mucho te-
rrOr cn & ScXO fcmeniuo. que no
qulcrc uventurarSe en- litS nOches
por las :alleS. a conSccucncia de
csc micdo las iglcsias Sc han visto
casi cOmplctamcnte yaciaS duran
tc los cultOS nocturnos dc la Sc
mana anterior.
Para remcdlar c&ta diflcult0d
los ministries y pAstoreS dc todas
las lglcSEIS crIStlanaS de cSta c1u-
dad han Ofrecido proD0rci0nar es~
cOltas de varoncs tOdnS las Sc
noras y Senoritas que 40 tengan
quicn las acompanc a los servvi-
clos religIosos y quieran cstar pre-
sentes en- ,llos. De este modo sc
cree conseguir que los tempioa
VuelVan 4 verse tan c0ucurridoa
como aIlteS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

NiVc Francisco Nllla? Tia m'lcf-
TO Francesca EillaE
EStaS son las pregnhtaS que
So hhccn lhslStehtemehtc .todaS
las personals que rcSlden en- eS1os
p"h'oS "e los ESlndoS uh'dos '
hcncn 'nt"reS por r"noc"r los
rnmhoS tnr Slgnc la poIli'ca m'-
N'rnna.
llac" aI%llnaS Scnah'S $" dll'
r"u mu"l'a InS'Stenc!a 1u" Nillh
hahm Hldo mn"rto EN- una rcHcr-
Ia Nu" '''Yo con kclolio fierro.
La pr"n>d arogio con tacIlIdad "S-
I" rumor y haSta 5" dlcron &c
TALES a. como hAhia pASado Ia
trag"dia
Iu"g" ;" dIJo qn" Villa rSta-,
b" nnlcamcntc h"rido q" grave
dad "n un pnnto dcSc"nocldo a
San lnlS PotoSi de Durango,
rn ct qu" 10 afchdian suS medlcoS
Al m,Smo tempo Sc decla qnc
marchaOa hacla MEXICO con StlS
tropas, que s" dlrlgia a ntacar 81
puerto q" Tamplco, o que andaba
P"F :, '>'"uo "I '"i'>'o' ''"'so
''"" ID ''''''i" q" I"' "H's'''" -
'"'''' 'I'c"''o vi ID ''s'o' w
;To'',' "r que 'S"l'"o" : eo,iao"
'"''"''J'l"' y uo q,,c l'p'upn ~, y
-" 49, IL ~ a,,n,,.. !" tt"',..a,,;,,o
pnr, - nn,ta 1,n ,nsnnh;..,.,s,
~, ,odoa ,at.n ,o,;o;os toi sal,n
r., ,.,or,ndoI n,,n hn d,dndn AZ
ava Sam n;ortas y n rronnr;o '1n
II ,,,c,to dc V;lio ro tomando an
4, co., ,n5c =. r,5s c,or,,n
E.., nrnrur;o 60 ho rnhnstn,.ido
,o,, ~ o,,n ha ,,oado nlt;mo,non.
f. con motivo del viaio de Mr..
Duyal West i Mrxico ! cnnTcren
ciar con los irfr. dc las difcrcn.
fcs raccionrs rnvoIlcionarias FL
srnor West nntr6 / Estados Irni..
dos nor {. Jnarcz. con intcncio-
hes de coufcrcnciar con Villa an
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
Ell BOMBARDEO DE LOS OAR
DANELOS.

Londrca, Feb. 227. ma Ilota
rolnpucsta de cUnrrn'a q" los ,nc-
.iorcS harcos de guerra inglcs"s =
franccSeS hn cStAdo homhardcan-
DO dcsd, aver los trtrrt"S >nrroS
Qu" d"ficn,lcn Ia cnrradn del rStIt
chO q" lo& DardanoloS.
Han cntrado en- prim"r Iugra
los slgulrutC8 bHrruS ingirSrS 4:
Agamcmnon. Queen Elizabeth.
irresistible, Vengeance. Goruwa!-
is, Albion, Majestic Y TrinmUh Y
los siguicntcS franceScS: Gauiois.
Luffrcn Y Charlcmagnc. III res
to dC IA fIota pcrnanrcc la rS,
pcctativa v l'sta para 'cntrnr on
accidn Ell cl momcnto aIuc sea y
pOrtuno.
Los cahoncs DE los buQtirS dc
guerra que han cutrado cn nr-
cj6n son los de- Il puIgadns y
han luchado con mucha vcntaia
contra los Gle los turcoS que son
dc 10 pulgadas los mcjores.
DespuGs lie destruir comDlc'n,
mentc los fuertos de In entrada
Sc proccdi6 levantar las minas
que d"ftcndcn 81 canal nayreA-
bic. Iutgo. Ia flota pcnctr6 Ell
Sll mayor p0ric al cSirccho una
dlSinncia Il" il millaH. Como Il
~ rppIn fip,,, go, ,,,,.> ,,,,- / . on
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
Que tempo hara en- eI mes
De MARIO.

Para bcncfjciO de nucStrOs MI.
'ncrosos lectorcs. prinoipalmonte
los agriCu'tores y viajerOs. puhlt.
caremos constant cm"ntc on este
1nismo lughr dc nncSir0 pcriGdi..
go los pron6sticoS dc tempo pro
bablc para cada mes. RI siguicn-
~ pron6Stico cs para Il mes de-
Mario de 1915.
Periodic frio. dia 1,-Mcnos frfo
y lluvias, dia 2 Y 3.---Ticmpo icm
pcstuoso. djas 4 al 7.-~-Fmcrtcs
linviaa en los EatadoS dnl Ccntro
y dol Sur dc Estados Unidos Y
trio cn cl Ocstc. dias 6 y T.
b TEMPO agradablc. dias 9 nj ~.
Y cMuroso con lIuvias on los rs.
tados del Suf.~-.Periodo tcmpcs
tuoso dol ~ M iG Y fucrtea vion
los en las corCanfas del Golfo lie
Mexico :? Sur del AtlAntico. Ca.
ilcntc y aRradabIc, del i6 nj 20.
Ntentog on ri Ooatc, Ticmpo VA.
rtable dol 20 al 90, con vientos
calientts on 81 Sur..~-Viontos cr,
81 Sur, del 233 nj 26.-~Onda fria
del 26 nj %, Nublado v lluvioso
ct 2a.~~Ficmpo variable del %
Al 81.
Reglas para usar estos pron6sti..
Coz.
Hay que encr preSente 1T PC.
gion Il que 80 rcfierc cada anm.
cio de tempo.
Las iluvias puoden scr ~ ho..
ras antcs 8 IL horas dospu6s dol
tempo Imarcado
T. Los pcriodcs calurOsos 4 frios
Tpueden rctardarsc hasta s 'diag.
Los dc tormenta & tempcstad &c
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
DIERoN $25,000.000 PoR UN
DECRETO.

Oklahoma city, Feb. ~.
Una comiSi6n do Ia Lcgislalnra
del Estado Ia ycnido practicnndo
lnVeStigacjones on IN case ouc
Sc Ic dcnunci| en- duc SO asicnta
gu" no mace mUcho tempo. u
ano de 1909, una compahia dc
scgnros pag6 una mayoria DC
representatives Ia enntidnd i,
5000 por Ia aprobaci6n Dc
I'm dccrcto en- que So lc hnnia Il.
ma concession.
ri tcstimonio mas importanf6
10 rlndt6 I'm rcprcscntan'c dc Ia
co'npahia de soguros. 4 quicn 10
ascRnr6 Ia jmpunidad. dijcra 10
que dijcra. III reprcscntantc de-.
cihr6 que por sns manos habia
Pasado I'm chcquc dc $25 900
para ha"tr que 80 aprobara csc
decrcto, Ahora So va Il investi.
gar 4 que manos fuG 4 parar esc
dlncro, para impoucr Il unicncs
scan rosponsables IN bucn ras..
ti9o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
AseslnatOs nlsterlosos
Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. 26.

Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. 26
S. busca con toda nctividad poI
III polcin al as"sinO dc Miss
Emma Peterson. d" csta ciudad.
Este c& eel tcrc&r aScSinato G."
muicr que ST. c0mCtc "n cSta Cllt-
dad durantc ri pfcScntc ano. En-
todos elloS 81 hahla por pprsonaS
que han estado ccrca del iugar
dc los hachos dc IN homhrr alto
que lleva palct0 oScuro, I'll aHo
pasado hubO otro aScSinatO de
una senolita, hiia del mayor de-
la ciudad, cometIdo por 81 miSnO
individuo. Una vccina de la ca
"a de Ia Ultima victima dice que
alarmada con los gr;tos de ella
Sc asOm6 i una ventana Y VIC
el cadavcr tirado en- 81 suelo y
ri hombrt mistcrioso agachado
cncima d. ella.
Cerca del iugar del crimcn So
oncontr6 I'm euante que SO cree
pertenezca nj asesino. rs igual
4 otro guante encontrado hoy.
Sc ha cfectuado va la aprehcu.
sion de veinticinco individuoS
sospeehosos Y Sc continua ha,~
Giendo activas investigacioncs pa
IN dar con el malhechor. TodoS
los detenjdos son negros.
u conseio de Ia ciudad crlcbr6
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

des preparedness, pesando unas
433 libras,y Ia inscription que
traia lee del modo siguiente Ven
traia lee del modo siguiente:
"Vengo del area de Noe, no i'm
pidan mi canine
Lo mas cxtrano de Ia tortuga
es este, que por muchos amos no
Sc ha visto tortugas en- esa par
t. de California, Y como .pueda
habcr Gsta llcgado Il ese punto
es cosa impossible de poder saber,
pero sea como sea, no pucde ha-
Der vivido d"sdc los ticmpo2 del
diluyio
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
vIENA Sin HARINA.

lIondres. Feb. 28.
I'm despacho de Venecia para
una agencia periodistica dice que
sc sabe ALI que en- Austria, la a.
liada de Alemania. hay tanta es-
cacez que va en- Viena de 700 Pa.
naderjas que hay BE han cerrado
l5O, pues ell trigo no se consigue
a ning6n precio.
Tanbien hay mucha escacez de
panas. Como este producto es
tan necesaTio para ei alinento Sc
ha apTovechado todo el terreno
disponible que hay para sembrar-
10, habiendo dispuesto el gobier~
no que sc ciembre haata on Las
fEacciones no ocupadas de los Ce-
rnenterios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

Del sitjo dc Monterrey Sc esta
hablando dcsdc hacc una Scmana
8 POGO mas. FL sitio cxistc de
hccho por las tropas de los gene.
rales Pablo Gonzalez v Antonio
l. Villarreal. Pcro haSta la fc-
cha no ha habido cl ataquc gene
raj. Ultimamcntc Sc registrar0n
dos encU"ntroS dc importancia
cn que fu"ron dcrrotadOs los Vi,
lliStaS. uno on Villa de Santia--
go, once lcguas al Surestc dc
Monterrey, Y otro en- I!ip6lito, On
el empalmc de los trenes del Cen
tral de Monterrey i Torrc6n y
Saltilio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

pucdcen rctardar tres dias.
Una tormenta q tempestad a.
barca una zona dc scrrono muy
oxtcnsa, dentro de In que puedo
haber al mistno tempo en- los di.
ferentes lligar@s que domino, TEN.
pestad cl6ctrica, vientos huraca
nados 6 lluvias. Cuando So a.
nuncic "tormenta' habra uno
de estos tres fen6menos,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
jEs verdadqueh eha muertoF. Villa?
StO de Monterrey - 10 que p&a en- Peninsula de YuCatn
Cmt aOaSa n York. MuOS SuadoS pr una explosion ~@

LA sobrcvcndra una division III
los elcmentos Gle la Division del
Norte, pIcs parccc que cl successor
de Villa sera cl Gral. Angeles Y
muchos go cstAn de acucrdo en-
obedcccrlo Y Iuicrcn Il Tomas
Urbina.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
UNA TORTUGA ANTIGUA.

En- las ricra$ de FL Rcdondo
cn California, fue scgGn infor1nc,
cogida una tortuga queal juzgar
por TN I"trcro que train, deberh
habcr cxlstIdo ,desdee los tempe
q" Noe.
La tortuga era de muy gran.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

Aver hizo explosion una BON.
ba dc dinamita en- la CatodraI d."
San Patricio, De Nucva York. S.
ha dcscubierto on rclaci6n con
osa explosion. Ia cxistencia de-
I'm complot anarqnista que tcnia
por objeto voIar las casaS De los
multjmilIonarios Rockefeller. Car
ncgio y Vanderbilt v al mjsmo
tempo robar los princIpalcs ban
eos.
Aver tambitn ocurriG una rx..
plosi6n "n una nina dc ThurmonC
West Virginia, sepultando ochcn-
tn minerss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

al cxtenso cstado dc Chihuahua.
en- dondc cs ospcrado por otrss
fucrzas : Jefcs de los mas pres
tiRiados constitncionaljsfas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03

Respccto de la peninsula de
Yucatan, han corridO noticias a.
larmantisimas, pues Sc ha dicho
que estalIo ccrca de Merida IN lc-
vantamicnto contra reyolucio-
mario que termin0 con la muertc
del Gobtrnador y la toma de la
capital del Estado.
Estn notieia no SO ha confir--
mado Y mas bicn parece que es
mentra.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
Ell Linimento de Aceite Volcanico
del DR.. J. II. Mclean Cura las
Heridas y Disminuye el Dolor
Pruebelo y Convsnzase
Son los Enayores enemigos de
una vida tranquila y c6moda.

Use s Lnmenso dc Aceie vOoanico del DR. Mclean para
Cortaduras, Dislocaciones, Quemaduras, Escal.
daduras, Pics adoloridos, Manos rajadas, Care
ylabios rajados, y todo dolor y maleskar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
To advertisers

Eel RECIDoR" has the largest1
circulation of any Of the Spanish1
oapers in Texas Our books are1
open for public inspection. )
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-03
A los Anunciadores

q 1U0 hHUuClUUUT
III RE0IDoR tiene mayor cir-
culAci6n que cualqmera do lOS ,
peri6dicos que 80 publican o !
Espahol en- Texas. NuestroS IL !
bros est&n 6 IL vista dc qui0n !
quicra inspeccionarlos. ,
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
A PERSONAL STATEMENT

WE WANT
 ERAL DON'T BE MISIED INTO THE WE LOCATE l o TORS HAVE PLACED MISLEADING SIGNS THEIR WINDOWS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

their school funds on O OF
schca! lands included within the ma
tl0aul forests, yielding them S2S ,966.-
&c ana S|g.3ltN1 respectively.
on the national forest purchase
areas In the east O. total OF S3,97T.G0
was collected la Georgia. New Hamp-
shire. Nurih Carolina, Tennessee. Nir-
giuia. and West Virginia. these states
thereby sharing S99f.4O under the 20
per ref provision and S397,16 under
the 10 per ent.
The toal amoun 10 be expended
under this system of sharing the FOR
est receipts with The states 10 make
up for tho loss Of local taxes due ca
public ownership OF the hand b. about
$4,000 greater than for the previous
fiscal year, a. the receipts for the
fiscal year 1915 exceeded those of Tho
previous fiscal year bv about $4,000
The prov on 81 Law under which
a portion OF tho receipts rs turned
over to the states dates from 1905
and the total payments reach, VIII
this years allotment. nearly $1,000.
600. This ten per cent provision ioi
government-ouilt public roads ha'
been IN force oaly since 1912, ana ha'
now made available tor this purpose
an aggregate of Sg26, 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
"SILO" DAY WILL
Be CELEBRATED
IN ESTANCIA
Torrance County Agricultur-
al Agent Arranges Unique
Gathering for instruction
Of Estancia Valley Farmers

Estancia. y. NJ, Sept iO-somo
time between tho nth aud gath OF
september County Agent fIarwcll will
hold "a silo demoustration-a t the Mil
buorn ranch. fave miles west of Estan-
cha. The Milbourns have three silos
with a capacity of close To 300 toms
ON one of the DAYS when they wal le
nlling the silos the farmers OF Tor
rance county VIII be Invited CD wit
ness the actual working. slIo men
from the Agricultural college and The
santa Re silo expert vii be on hand
to answer questions ana hep In doins
the work In the quickest ana best
manner. Tho farmers west OF I.stan-
cha will have "a corn TOAST and hot
coffee will be served the visitors.
Estancia automobile owners have
agreed 10 take an visitors from Estan-
eta Ca the Milbourn farm free Of
charge. one fare for the round trip
will be charged BY the New Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
HEAD OF
OF URGES
TEACHERS TO ATTEND

santa Re, n. M. sept. ie.--In "A
circular ON general educational mat
ters issued yesterday 10 every teacher
In the state Avian N. White, superln-
teneent Of public instruction. includes
an urgent paragraph that the teachers
attend he convention Of the state
teachers association In Aibuauerquc
In November. A splendid program
IN promised and outlined Ia the cir
cuiar. which concludes:
The next cSoagl meeting u the
New Mexico Educational association
VIII be held in Albuquerque Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. November
80. 20 and "a. President y. H.
vaughan. State College, and Secretary
j. ". Wagner. santa re, are doing all
In their power 20 make this meeting
surpass IN interest and benefit all
previous meetings OF tho kind. VS.
hope that your city will send The
usual splendid delegation. Further
circulars on his subject will be Is
sued from time TO time"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10

available for expenditure by the Sec
rotary Of agriculture In building roads
ana trails for the benefit of local
c~ommunitica
Montana gets the largest share,
having contributed the largest amount
of receipts for the sale OF timber,
grazing and other uses of the for
p.ts, or more than $3lS. 000. or this
amount, Montana b. to receive S79,-
5Sg7N for county school and road
purposes. while the forest service will
,xpcnd {"3l,S3j.9l FOR Improvements
of special benefit to local communi-
ties and not Included in the regular
administrative ana protective Inn
provcmcuts. Idaho comes second
with "a % per cent allowance of S76,'
G5i.I5 and "a 10 per sent fund Of $40
| 2GO.4G. California Us third, recciVinl
"a Is pcr cont allowance OF S6I,Gil.Si
ana a. 10 per cent FUND Of $27,Oi4.7i
| The other national forests states fol-
, low in the order Of the size of thoil
Respective shares;
Arizona. %S59.S0T.S9 under the q
per cent provision and S23,923.t6 un,
| der the 10 per cent. Colorado, $50,
1880 and ~s23.GST.4t; oregon, 80,
675.S8 and &%t9.S7O.S3; Utah, &tS,G7b,
9G and Si945O.8S; Wyoming, &t3,
0s6 ald s~i7.23i.15; Washington. tS7,
ass and S~tf.97S.23; New Mexico
S3l.7So 50 and S2,7t4.5Si Nevada
s|fG.2ii.5a and &6.i97.St; South Ia
kota, ste.9SS.ii and S~5,i9S.25; Alas
ka, Sii.iA5.75 and 81, 1880; Arkan
sas. S~S.73S.a3 and f3,495.57: Florida
S2.3SG.77 ana S9a4.71; MinnNsota
q al 90 aud aTgg.6f. Nebraska. 81,
iOi.tb and t%56O.f6i Kansas, S1,sb7.S
ana s5A283; oklahoma. s169.77 an
S3O3.0t: Michigan. Slas.3T an
s7a.95; North Dakota. tSt.S3 an
i sac. 70; Porto Rico, s9.25 and $40.
The states OF Arizona and Ne'
} Mexico receive additional shares 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
OFFICIAL CALL
MAY MEAN BUILDING
BY THE D. g. r. G..

santa Fe. n. NJ. Sept. 10.-Whilh.
ho would say absolutely nothing FOR
publication during his visit here OF
construction plans OF the railway. Il
Is generally believed here That the
visit OF President b.. F. Bush 81 the
Denver a Rlo Grande has To 40 with
possible changes in the grades ami
roadbed and possibly with "A Standard
g1ueing of the railraoad int santa
ne. an Improvement toward which
tho people have been looking forward
hopefully FOR many years. II Is now
known definitely that tho d. a. u. q.
is 60 be- b-road-gauged into Durango at
once from "A point south OF Alamosa.
and people here hope that Il may
mean material improvement. n not
h~roadgausing 81 the line 10 this city.
although so far as public statements
| went Mt Bush was non-committai.