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silk, did not tighten your gloom!'
 "But." said his wife, MT. Jones is a fat man and you can't imagine now honest and well meaning he looks! It really was pathetic. He said ne had five little girls and when he went home nights to wanted to be able to look
 those little girls in the face and feel he had not harmed human pelng. lie said furthermore that the ambition of
 his whole life had been to De klno to
 his fellow man"
 q never heard of any one in this
 day and age of the world having five little girlsi" objected her husband. It isn't done! A family like that would
 be in the museum! They couldn't all
 be little. anyhow! The oldest one cer- tainly would be in high school flirting
 behind her parents backs and not half
 as much interested in her father s
 state of conscience as in his pocket
 book! And, if they were properly in bed asleep when he got home from making pies! So he doesn't need to shed tears over that! I'm afraid Jones
 played on your sympathies!"
 was very firm. told him plainly how
 we hated the idea of his delicatessen
 store. Then he said he had sunk SC, 900 building it and all the time he had been cheered by the feeling that he was about to do so much good to the n01SnDOTAOOu Uy SdN4AS lAIOlt LII gestions! He had a chart, Henry, showing the awful effects of adulter- ated buns and things on the human system and his are going to be all pure! He said we'd save enough in doctors bills to buy an electric car and
 then he added that if he lost that six thousand completely he'd have to go to the poorhouse and what would his five little girls do then2 He wanted us to take our names off the petition against
 his being allowed to open and l., You never said yes?" almost shout ed her husband in alarm. Rack down from righteous stand. frightened out by pure bun and weak sentiment How you act Henry!" complained his wife. T said we didn't want any one to lose cents through us, these hard times, and yet was sure didn't
 know what to do about 1t. If he'd written or telephoned it wouldn't have been so bad because wouldn't have
 known he was fat and honest and five little girls wouldn't have seemed so sad over the telephone, either! I donf
 want that awful store, but don't want | to bankrupt MT. Jones'"
 I Tushi" said her husband. "Jones has got 8 line of delicatessens from | here to Oshkosh and his wife has three
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times the size of your allowance.

looked him up to-day. He-'
 ''The ideal" cried the lady with the skinned back hair. I couldn't stand having a delicatessen mans wife drive up here in a limousine in an imported gown! I should say we. won't take our names off the petition! Why, he's 8 dreadful creature!'
 q thought that news would dry up your fountain of sympathy" grinned her husband. But you needn't mind, because I've @ chance to sell this house and we're going to novel"
 Well, I won't take my name off anyhowi" declared his wife. "The horrible deceiving creature!"- Chicago News.
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Washington, March s-A farm credits bill. providing for government loanes to farm owners, was attached to the agricultural appropriation bill in it's passage. through. the. senate. Presented by Senator McCumber as an amendment, the provision was in corporated in the appropriation bill without 8 record vote at a time when but few senators were in the chamber. The McCumber amendment would create @ bureau of farm credits in the tareasury department to make loans of government funds through national banks on farm mortgage notes. These loans would run for ten years at 5 per cent interest and would be not less than $500 nor more than S10,000 to individuals. Issue of United States twenty year Az per cent bonds to establish a permanent fund of $10,0oo,- 900 to cover such loans would be au- thOrized. This and other changes in- creased the amount of the agricultural appropriation bill from s23,00O,000 to $36, 900 000.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-10
PEEvISH, CONSTIPATED CHILDREN
 LOVE" CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FICS'

pated waste, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of it's little bowels and you have a well, playful child again.
 You needn't coax sick children to take this harmless fruit laxative; they love it's delicious taste and it always makes them feel splendid.
 Ask you druggist for a 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Fifs," which has directions for babies, children of all ages. ad for grown-ups, plainly on each bottle. Beware of counterfelts sold here. Get the genuie, made by 'sCalifornia Fig Syrup Company. Refuse any other kind with contempt.
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good health, showing no bad effects from its bath in the harbod.
 The boat company is keeping the hoise at a livery stable here.
 Levine took away his gray horse which he also intended shipping to New York
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HARMLESS "FRUIT LAXATIVE" cLEANSES STOMACH, LIVER
 AND BOWELS.

Look at the tongue, motheri If coated, it is sure sign that your little ones stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
 When peevish, cross. listless, pale, doesn't sleep. eat or act naturally, or is feverish, stomach sour, breath bad, has stomach ache, sore throat, diar- rhoea, full of cold. give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs" ad in just a few hours all the foul, consti-
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indigestion

Take a little candy like StuartAs Dyspepsia Tablet after each meal, and one at bed time and no matter what you eat or when you eat 1t, good old fashioned honest fried - baked = or boiled food will not injure you.
 Many physicians prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in their cases of stomach troubles and digestive, dis orders. They are sold at every drug store everywhere, price 50 cents a box. If you want proof before your pur- schase, fill out coupon below.
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Saybrook.-James Jay Smith has sold lot No. I81 on Waterbury street at Saybrooke manor to Miss liar riet Manwarring of Essex.
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Mir. Dyspeptic!
 You Can Now Eat
A Rip-Roaring, Rich Meal=H-.X .Xou1l Take a Stuart's Dyspepsia
 Tablet After lt.

Don't Take Our Word For It. Let Us Send You a Free Sample to Prove It
 All you stomach sufferers whom food has cowed and who walk to your meals as though you were about to enter the arena of Nero, here is a message that will make you glad.
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tTusht" said her husband. "Jones has got a line of delicatessens from here to Oshkosh and his wife has three
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FundIess Checks.

Another act taken from the calen- dar relates to the issuance of checks without funds to pay the same. Any person so doing with intent to de- fraud, or knowing that he has insufh- cient funds to his credit, shall be fined not more than $200, or imprisoned not more than six months, or both. The making and delivery of such check shall be prima facie evidence of in tent to defraud. Any person having issued check and then withdraws funds with intent to defraud, shall be fined not more than $200, or impris- oned not more than six months, or both. The bill was recomrnitted to the Judiciary committee
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Penalty for Assault.

An act was passed from the calen- dar that provides that every person who. shall make an assault upon an other with any deadly or dangerous weapon shall be guilty of having com mitted an aggravated assault, and shall be fined not more than $500 or imprisoned not more than three years. ar hOfh
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WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus fnegs before the public, there is no medium better than through the ad- kersdstng columns Of The Bulletin
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Have Enouah Power.

The report of the judiciary commit tee. which was unfavorable, was ac cepted and bill rejected which woult give to the public utilities commission additional power in the citation o parties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
PeaCe rurnOrS send
Wheat tumbling
Seven points
May Delivery Sells at $l.57
Today After Touching $1.65
Yesterday; Rebound Sends
Price Higher Than Ever.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Peace rumors
dealt n sudden blow Ca the high price
of wheat. At the outset as much as a
cent a bushel was Knocked on the
value of the May delivery in which.
however, transactions were relatively
small. The July option, In which bus
mess %centered, was given a setback OF
&c az the opening. May sold as low
as tl.57, whereas the close yesterday
was ti.G5.
The break In prices, however. was
o1ly temporary, M soon MAY wheat
touched "a new high record, S1GsiA.
Fear OF the opening of the Dardan-
Giles had considerable to do with tho
Vildncss uf the fluctuations in Wheat.
Reports though. that seycral Of INC
chief forts defending the strait mad
been demolished were not fully cred
tied. and ala not have a lasting eff
feet, The same was truc of The peace
talk. which rested ON gossip as to ac-
ton by nnancicrs likely to De taken
hy May 1. 49, e
During the break. May reached for
a moment as low as gi.5GM, "A fan OF
SIZE.
ON the rebound. May wheat jumped
To St.GG, making the range covered by
hat option II cents, a swing seldom
equalled In SO short a time. July
dropped Q cents TO Si.3S, but recover
ed 10 Sii0A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
HELD
TO CONSIDER THE
JAPANESE DEMANDS

Peking. Feb. 3.-The FIRST confer
enco Tor the consideration by the chi
ncsc administration for the political
demands made upon china by Japan
after the Japan occupation Of the
German Kiuo Chow territory, was
held In this city yesterday.
china WIS urged strongly. hut
valnly. boy the japanese diplomats 70
agree 10 an the Japanese demands IN
principle. pending negotiations oil
each demand Individually. AFTER four
hours Of futile talk the conference
adjourned to meet again next Friday
The demands Japan Is making are
.twcnty-onc ia number, aud, accord
ing To reports from Pck'ug. they are
exaCting aud -far-rcaching IN their
nature. China a been described as
being ~disquietcd by them. ON the
other hand, Japan has explained that
they contained nothing OF "A nature TO
disturb the territorial integrity OF
china, and that their purpose Is the
decision of the future relationship
between Japan and China, az well as
certain questions regarding the iu'
ture OF the Chinese republic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
AUTO FOUND
NEAR WHERE IT
DISAPPEARED
Search Messages Flashed All
Over Surrounding Country
While McDonald's Car Stood
a Block and e Half Away.

While the owner and the police
wore sending telephone calls today In
all directions throughout the SUR
rounding country an automobile that
was stolen last night was found with
In n block auf a half OF the place
q ON where Il disappeared.
The car wns that 81 r. Y. MoDon-
aid. n was Of two automobiles
which disappeared last night from
the place where they were parked
near tho Crystal theater. The other
stolen a belonged 90 l.. q. Putnam.
10 also has been recovered.
u was assumed az the time the dis
Appearances were reported that the
cars had been taken by i0v-ridera.
and The police expected but little dlf-
nculty In recovering them. In the
curse 81 the night the Putnam car
was found at Tijeras avenue and
Eighth street.
This morning no trace of the Mo
Donald car. a two-seatcd Ford, had
been reported. ana Mcdonald aud the
police began calling up Silvu's and
other places on the roads leading In
an directions from the city. with tho
idea that q sure-enough automobile
thief had been ht work ana was driv-
ing the n 60 soluc place where O,
might be sold
While the calls were still going out
this forenoon the car was found al
silver avenue and Fourth street. u
was unchanged. as Vas the Putnam
car. Tho police are lool ing for those
who made on with the cas-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
JUDGE Mann WILL
DEFEND ACCUSED
OFFICIALS
Change Of Venue, Which Puz-
zles Politicians, Result of
Stipulation by Counsel in
Sandoval Case.

Judge Edward \. Mann, floor lead
ar OF the Republican majority In the
Legislature. has been retained to de-
tend sheriff Emiliauo Luccro and
Clork Aholino Luccro Of %Sandoval
county against charges OF irregular
lty in office which were nlrd against
them recently on Information hy Dis
trict Attorney Manuel L. vigil
uy agreement between judge Mann
and District Attorney Nigil the hear
iugs will be held at pid Town during
the March term Of court, Instead OF
al Botnnlillo. The hearings are "a
give sheriff and county clerk an OPP
purtunity tu show why they should
not hc forthwith removed or suspend
ed from office. The hearings will be
before jury,
originally the hearings were Ia
have been az Oid Town. Then thry
were sct for the present term az Ter
nalilln. and finnlly stipulation 10y
counsel has ncnt the case to Berna'
mo again.
Those familiar with politics said
today that they could not understand
why The Luccros should be anxious
for a change OF venue u IL Haid
that they are very popular with th'
people OF Sanduyul, and that II woul,
be harder To get "a jury nntagonisti'
~ them than u ~ their favor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
RAILROADS FACE A
LIVELY LINE OF
LEGISLATION
Three Cent Fare Bills Galore,
With Various Other Meas
ures for Management Of
Their Business.
Estate D Bureau
Evening Herald
(5f Ire VARGAS Hotel.

Santa Fe, n. M, Feb. a.--The raii-
roads % New Mexico face q very act
iNe ana comprehensive line Of renula-
tory legislation In the present session.
all OF &, az n matter OF cours in the
house. In the senate long experience
has served 10 wear OF the edge o. en-
thuHiasm Of those who would regulate
the transportation companies ana
while a few bills have been introduced
In the upper house they lack the en-
thuslasm which their promoters put
into them In the first two sessions.
But IN the house. with the spirit OF
the recruit, various members are
bringing In measures which " adopted
would make OF the railroad corpora
lions Of This state very exemplary cur
porations Indeed.
Tho decoration bill, the electric
headlight bHl. passed in the house
yesterday and one or two others have
been presented by Mr.. SkidmOre Of
Ration. who il In the legislature as 'he
representative Of various employc or
ders. The latest skidmore measure is
a bit which woult give 10 the state
corporation commission power To TX
the number OF the crew OF any freight
or passenger train on any division 80
the state and to ~ also the number
OF ears which may be hauled 10 a sin
sic train over any division.
Speaker Romero has Introduced a
three cent fare measure and 20 has
representative Chavez y Luna OF Va
lencla. Representative ApoloniO Sena
has a bill In which would prOatbit
rEilroad compar es. their agents OF
section foremen from maintaining any
commissary In connection with any
section house or gang: and also a Joint
resolution which requires the corpora
ton commission to show cause before
the legislature why Il has failed TO re-
quiro the railroads 20 csta' a threc
cent passenger fare.
There are a number OF other meas
urep OF the same general nature nov
up for consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS AND GIRLS
TO PLAY HERE
Added Attraction for Big Bust
ness College, oresters Bas-
ket Ball Game Friday Night
at the Armory.

Arrangements have been completed
FOR q mammoth basket bah series at
the armory Friday night. The reg
ulnrly scheduled game between the
United States Forest service team and
the Albuquerque business college VIII
be preceded 10y two games furnished
by Bcicn high school aud Albuquerque
teams.
The girls team will play the Bus
mess college girls and the BelCn boys
viii play the \. ~. S. team.
The TWO teams from Bclen are live
aggregatious and come up here tu
win. They have played "a number oi
match games with the Socorro and
Magdnlcna -aggrcgatiuns and have
been generally successful The girls
viii have no easy victory, however as
the business college girls are an all
star team. though indicated to date.
Tho city championship In basket
hall is not settled. The t'1rcsters
played "a rattling good game againsl
the Western Onion team last Friday
aud had they been at full strc,,g q
the score might have been In their
favor. II the Forcsters are able "a
ncat the business college Friday night
they will establish their right to con-
test the championship with the uni
yersity.
The three anne will be pulled of
without iutermisslons In the time
usually taken to play two.
\ dance will follow the games al
10 q. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
INCIDENT OF POPE'S
PRAYER is CLOSED

Rome, Fen. s.-The Vatican receive
ed last night a dispatch from Paris
saving the French authorities we're
satisfied with The explanation of the
text OF Pope Benedict's prayer Tor
peace which has been given them ny
Cardinal Annette. archbishop OF Paris.
The incident Is now regarded ne
closed.
The Paris police last sunday seized
some copies Of the peace prayer OF the
pope, destined 70 be read In all
churches on sunday. February T.. II
was explained that the government
feared some expressions In the prayer
might be misunderstood. Monsignor
Annette Interpreted the tex To th'
authorities, w%hercupon the embargo
on the prayer was promptly with
drawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
LEGAL PROCEDURE
IS D|SORGAN|ZED
BY THE WAR
Disappearance of Litigants, At
tornsys and Witnesses in
War Inextricably Confuses
Cases on Dockets.

CAssociated Press Correspondenee.)
Paris. Jan. i5.-Legai procedure
In France has been d-isorganized by
the war. Lawyers and witnesses In
many civil suits are at the frons;
many Of them have fallen In battle
and no one can now anticipate the
extent 20 which cases may be con
fused by the disappearance Of parties
as well M witnesses ana s%ttorneys.
Maitre Chenu. the eloquent ottor-
ncy for the Calmette family In the
Calilaux case. and former chief 81
the order OF ayocats OF the farislnn
bar. says that death certificates ars
such an essential element In all lesal
procedure concerning mheritances
and there have been already and vii
be 50 many more unknown dead taa'
the number Of probable tangled es'
tates l. incalculable.
"For the mom9nt." Maitre Chent
adds, judicial life In France h al
I most entirely interrupted aud viii
continue TO languiah until the end o
huatiiities. We don't regret Il. Lesa
quarrels would seem 20 us To be al
attack upon the sacred pact OF unioi
that the war has sealed between al
citizens OF France"
The business Of civil courts n al
most entirely confined TO the seques
%tratlon OF the property of Oermai
and Austrian subjects and tbs iisi
already long. grows every day, show
ing hat the number established II
business Ia France was far under
estimated. Instead OF the $4,000 se
questraUons anticipated the humble
may reach nearer $1,000.
The practical suspension Of cour
proceedings gives Meitre Cheuu lein
urc 10 use his pen and In the ParlslaI
press he h fparins no cnor 10 do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
URGING CATTLEMEN
To ATTEND THE !
CONVENTION
Commercial Club Wants Big
Delegation Of New Mexico
Stock Raisers to Help Boost
at Ell Paso.

Secretary Thomas A.. Egan of the
Commercial Ciuh sent out today zoe
letters To- leading cattlcmcn Of the
state. urging them 10 join the dele
cation that will attend thr Panhandle
q Southwestern association biz
convention In ~ Paso in March. The
Commercial club b. engaged in an e.
fort Co land the 1916 convention OF
the stockmen FOR this city.
The cattlomen In the letters sent
out uy Mr. Egan are not urged "a
Join the association Membership
propaganda aa nm aid 90 landing the
convention is q separate phase 90 the
convention nunt. The cattlemcu are
asked to SO to the convention 10 hclp
New Mexico and Albuquerque get the
1916 meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
WO0TTON NINE is
INVOLVED IN SUIT

Denver. Colo. Feb. SUIT for an
accounting was filed In the United
States district court here today by the
administration OF the estate OF j. r..
Morgan. ST.. against Col. ]. A. own
hey. "A coal operator of Colorado. The
suit concerns the Wootton mine IN
Las Animas county, which has been
operated by Colonel Ownboy and in
which the latc Mr.. Morgan was In
terested financially.
ownbey and the elder Morgan were
personal friends and business part
ners. The wootton mine is located
lc1 a picturesque estate near the New
Mexico line. where Colonel Ownbey
makes his home.
Following the filing Of the suit
Judge u. r.. Lewis granted a tempo
rary restraining order iorbiddins
Ownbey to lease, sell or otherwise
dispose of the property IN question
pending the hearing Of the suit,
which Is set for February II. The
suit asks for the appointment uf a re-
ceiver to take charge of the property.
which consists of 10000 acres OF coal
and grazing land la Las Animas
county. Colorado, aud ColfaX county
New Mexico.
BESIDES Ownboy the suit names as
defendants n. w. Spangler Of Den
yer and W. L. Seoly OF Boulder, Colo,
directors of the company, The plain
tins are j. y. Morgan, william 7.
Hamilton, Herbert 1. Satterlee. Lewis
c. Ledyard and Francis n. Mcknight
The petition alleges hat various
sums received by Ownbey from ths
Morgan interests for use in connee'
lion with mining operations have mol
been accounted for TO the %stookhoid.
ers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
WATCHING HUSBAND
RECOVER; SHE IS
STRICKEN
Mrs. 7. S. WOolsey. Jr., Taken
Down With Appendicitis in
Ell Paso and Is Operated
Upon.

within % short time after her hus-
band was operated ON for the same
uilnent Mr. r. $. Wuols,y, Jr, wife
of the president OF the Country club,
went under the surgeon knife In ~
Paso this week for relief tom appen-
dicitis.
Mr. Woolscy vas operated ON at 81.
Joscph's hospital about two months
ugo. His recovery was retarded by
"a relapse. and recently he and Mrs.
Woolsoy went 10 III Paso. whore Il
was hoped the milicr climate would
enable him 60 rcCupcratc more rap
idiy. While watching h,r husband
regain his strength Mrs. Wools"y was
stricken with the sumo disease, and
Monday she was operated upon. II is
understood that she Ia doing as well
as clu be expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
PROMOTION COMMITTEE
FOR MEET
CALLS SESSION FRIDAY

The committee In charge Of secur-
inr the 1916 session OF the Panhandle
St0ckmen's association for Albuquer-
que has called "a meeting for FRIDAY
afternoon at . o'clock at the Com
mercial club. All local merchants
and business men are urged To at
tend. Mayor ID. II. BOatflght ~
Ichairman of the committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
TROOPS
ROUTED SOUTH OF
SAN LUIS P0T0Si

Ely Paso. Texas. Feb. 3.-Follow-
ing their defeat at san Lius Potosi,
the Carranza troops again were rout-
Oh yesterday south OF h a capital
according 10 official villa advices re-
ceived by agents here today. u was
stated that the villa column under
General Banda utterly routed the re-
treating Carranza forces OF General
Benavides. capturing all their artll-
lery and supply trains and many pris-
1ners.