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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-09

At Newark 40, Brooklyn 6-3.
At Kansas City Z, Pittsburg 2.
AT Buffalo As, Baltimore GA.
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ideaiIst a. Others See Him.
An idealist Is frequently a man who
Is trying to think up some dignified ex-
Cuse for not working.
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At BROOKLYN IL, Boston 1874.
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Lslc6t News In the World OF Sports
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At Mobile SO, New Orleans As .
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-28
4. RIGHTS OF WAY.

Commencing at the intersection OF
Eleventh avenue South and First
street South. in the City of Mamma
thence In a southwesterly direction
on Eleventh avenue South a distance
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-28

All and singular the rights of way
hereinafter in this paragraph desig.
mated and described, together with
the railway constructed thereon. to-
gether with all side-tracks. turn outs
depots, equipments. rights, lands
tenements. hereditaments and appur.
tenances thereunto applying or apper.
tanning.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-05-28

All rights Of way for transmission
line and the $4,000 volt high tension
line. erected thereon, commonly
known as Gem district transmission
line, described generally as follows:
commencing at Swan Falls Power
house, hereinbefore described thence
In generally northwestern direction
following the general course of Snake
river distance of 29.48 miles to Gem
Irrigation District Pumping Station
No. l, located in section IA township
north, range west. Boise Merid-
ian, OWyhee county, Idaho.
Also the so-called Guffey branch NJ
said transmission line with ali rIgbts
or way and the high tension line
thereon. commencing at the substa :
lon or Wilson Irrigation district or
company in section 28, township 1
south range 2 west. Boise Meridian
oWyhee county. Idaho; thence run.
ming In generally northeasterIv AZ.
rection about Alb miles to n function
with said Gem district line in sectIon
r. township l south. range west
no. iu"-
XI. STOCK AND BONDS on srrp
SIDIARY COMPANIES,
5000 shares OF common stock nor
value 800 each. Owyhee Irrigation
Power company, 365 first morfgage
sinking FUND per cent $1,000 gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

possible thai there have been other
men. who. nae she state Republican
chairman, ala nos bellsNe that an as
semblaee of fonEs could make q
rish..
II there have been such other RE-
publican leaders. they have declined
70 take the people into their conf
aence.
And this GEMS to be me principal
fault Which M. spieas and others
have to find with the party chair
man: that he has permitted the PEG.
pie. the everyday voters. to get .
glimpse behind the acoaes and to see
the situation before the legislature.
just about a. v exists.
This. D. would seem. IL a violation
Of the rules o. the Republican party
game, as laid down by the New Mex
leo bosses. However aha may be
the voters are likely To find that tbs
new set of tules established ~ ths
Republican chairman permits a mvci
more en%tertaintrg. o intesiireni
and possibly a miror game han has
been played In the past
Certainly. while the breaking a.
OF the oId,ime atmosphere o. mystcr,
aud secrecy may be- unpleasant g
some. 81 can do M possible harm q
the state as a whole. and st may re-.
suit IN a very great deal Of good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
estate Capital Bureau
Coz Evening Herald.
lAl dc Nnrnns nnlcl.


santa Fc. \. 49,. Jan 20 ~Repre-
sentative n. n. Ryan OF Grant coup-
IS MAIZE his maiden speech as "A leF-
isintrr IA connection with the Union
county contests IN the house 81 rep
reaentaflvcs Wedueeday. II wns not
n long speech. but Il made q some
what plain and forccfui stutsment OF
facts which ceused Il 90 be heard
with unusually close attention by tho
crowd pn the floor ana In the house
gallery. Mr.. Ryan. said,
Mr.. Speaker Tho question now
before thss house for determination
IL not one that affects merely the two
members from Union county II h
more momcntnus than that. more
serious and more fundamental u
is whether tho right Of The people
~ Union rounty "a select their rep
J rssentativcs 20 this assembly shall be
respected, or whether Their SELECTION
fair.v and honestly mndr. shall bc
ruthlessly set aside. n the two con-
tcstauts expressly repudiatcd by the
people Of tho county be forced upon
hem. nevertheless. BY the vote of tie
majority PARTY Of this house.
Z apprehend the significance Of the
act of this the majority party b,
! which it refused To- have read thf
I record in this case that record upon
which the vote ~ tho members mus
| be decided " has suppressed the
evidence Against the weight an,
sufhciency OF u. therefore. every
presumption mny De INDUCED b,
those who nave not read 10. But
am moi surprised that the rccors
should be withheld from considcra.
tion. ! have res IL fully and care.
fully ana I know why H vaa sup.
pressed Not only does it disclose
total failure Df proof a. TO each 81
the allegations Cgntlined In inc no
tees % cuntcst. hut II nfnrmntivei'
establishes beyond nny possible
doubt that the allegations are not "a
AL In accord with the admitted facu'
The conviction has beer forces
upon us hat there are those amonl
us among the majority party OF thi
house 81 whom the facts ucrtaiulu'
To- the merits Of this case are OF u'
interest Tho caucus har spoken. al.
case is finished. Thcy are ~ IN.
majority patty aud Whatever tina
party decides in caucus Co do
whether Ubiquitous or not, is bcyoul
the rcach Of crltirism. The maiorit
party has decided &C. ought 90 huv
two-thirds of the votes of this hoUs'
And they wan probably achieve surI
voting Htrcugth How can they? n
them 81 Is simple They have On
power to a. a. therefore they wi
DO o. With these gentlemen. argu
ments founded upon accepted stan
dards of risht ana wrong. of trut
and faisehood. az public welfare an
public DEGRADATION are of mo- uNai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

And TO them / have nothing to say.
But there are others among tho
majority party not Of that mind.
with them a sense 81 power has
awakened n corresponding sense 81
responrihiHty, q scnsc Of responsible
lty that IN upright. firm and noble,
rights and interests Of the people ~
the whole state. with them power
IL only 90 be exercised l~egitlmatciy
and to serve truth and justice. To
them the plain facts. clearly under
stood and rightly Interpreted. are
alone OF importance.
recognise that the motion before
the house will probably carry Very
possibly the majority party viii see
To- Il that it attnins its final purposei
that Of having two-thirds Of h voi
ing strength OF this housc. And y
will consider this result a great tri
umph. achieved hy depriving theli
own members ~ the privilege Of IN
FORMING themselves ana Of acting ~
| accordance with their conviction un'
terrified hy caucus Intimidation
Hut let me say 90 You that the result
OF this vote Is only apparently % tri'
umph. In reality Il u an iipmeasur.
able loss and the lark presngc uI
overwhelming defeat. The ceucns d
oniy u temporary tribunal ultimate
decision Is with the people In tab.
ing this procedure the ma1ofit'
party by les nnconscinnnble ambition
hats so Quilted the fine edge OF W
discretion that for an lncrrnse Of w.
votes IN this house q has deliberatel'
surrendered the confidence Of IN
people; aud when the nnRl veto !
taken two years hence, ana whcu th'
majority party shnn have hecome IN
minority party, ona fact viii have he
come established definitely ana per
! fnanentlv IL the politics of this state
That you can M longer traffic IN tn
sacred rights uf the people of Ncy
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

~annea,lne rame UPON The ground of
Mw and justice
Iacilcslls that conssc ecems 10 ".
y mistake The game. a. a game;
me skilfuly directed steam roller:
the rough riding Of . ruthless ma
iorisy. mieht have aud probably har
romrshlne Of arseai 60 ne popular
mind u T. rough and tumble polk
'sios. political football with All rules
AZ 70 low tackle, heldine. IA hissins
N h cliches climlna,ed As uch q
has the appeal which M exercise 81
brute strength always mas nu, the
|enoft 70 square h on the ground o.
established law and exacs justice
strikes a wholly false note; n which
has no popular appeal ~ an
There i another thing about this
majorlts program al santa Fc which
Is lntersstine ana unique. II IL the
nrs, time 20 FAR as We know ln he
history q this country Ia phieh a
deliberate, admitted enort h being
made TO in~caparhnte hos-tie and
eliminate one established branch of
constitutional government. 80 fSst
the other branch mny 30 absolutely
free and unchecked In the exercise 81
rs wiz. r. such u Is dangerously
interessing. II is an experiment
which has In Il some Amazing possi-
hiyties None % these possibilities
RAY materialife within The next
seven weeks. A. 70 this. also. We
must wait Tor the evidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
JUVENILE DELINQUENT
BILL PROPOSED IN THE
HOUSE BY D MANN
estate Capital Bnrcnu
tof Evening Herald.
(5f he VARGAS Hotel.

estate tapitnl bureau
(or Evening Herald.
(5f he Vargas Hotel.
Santa ne. n. NJ, Jan. Il Judge e
A.. Mum has introduced In the
house . bill proposed hy the New
MeNico Federation OF Womcn'a clubs.
defining Juvenile delinquency and
seeking To make provision Tor ~ con.
troll. Lacking q juvenile cssS shs'
hih seeks 20 give 10 city courts. JUS
tees Of the peace. etc. wide discre-
t%ionary powers IN the use of suspend
cd sentences. The mcaaure us intro
ducd. follows.
BE u enacted hy the legislature OF
The state OF New Mexico.
Section l. Tho words delinquent
chin or juvenile delinquent person
SHAH include any child 10 years OF axe
or under such agc who violates any
law oI this state coz any cu, or Wiz
lnse ordinance. or who Is i~ucorririhie
or who knowingly Associates with
thieves, vicious or immoral persons.
or who is growing 40 in idlaness or
crime. ur who kuowlnelv visits on en-
tiers n houso OF 10; .oi ptc. or vino
knowingly visits any saloon ur dram
shop where Intoxicating liquors are
sold. or who wtndets about ih,
streets in the night time without be.
irs on any luwtui business or 1pcupa.
tion or who %uatrulizcs or visits an,
punlic pool hall. or who hubitunllN
wnndcrH about any railroad yards oi
tracks or Jumps or hooks ON to ans
moving train, or enters ans car ol
engine without law fui authority; ol
who hnhituully uses vilo. Obscene, vul
Rnr, rroianc, or Indecent %languagc. al
Is guilty OF Immoral conduct ln anl
public rlnuc or about any srhon
house. ANY child committing any 90
the acts herein mentioned shall Do
deemed "a Juvenile delinquent person
section . ln an eases where ON
child shalt Doc q delinquent child or
jnvcnile delinquent person. uH defined
by section one of this acc. ihe nareu
or parents lceal guardian. or porsol
having the custody OF such child. col
any other ucrsuu, responsible for. %
0y amy uat oucour1gins. causing o
cDufributiug Geo the delinquency 70
such child. shall bee guilty oft a mis-
~demcnuor, ana upon triA 1904 DunNi1
ton thereof shall boz ned .u e sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
IRRIGATION OFFICIALS
TO HOLD CONVENTION

~ Paso. Tex. Jan BIZ. About the
middle uf February. probably on tho
10 aud 90 of that month. a biz COM
Nnntion Of the operation and main
tenancc cmpioyo of the United states
reclamation service ongaeed upon the
carlsbad and Rio Grande projects Will
De held in this city. The convention
viii be attended also. b, interested
water users. ana viii ue for the pur-
pose Of ompnring notes of the two
projects and making those Interested
hotter acquainted with the most, APP
proved features Of each.
one of the principal speakers nt
the convention viii Dee T. y. O'ponncll.
supervisor OF ~lrrigatio nHud e member
of the United States reclamation SER
Wet. Nj o'ponneu has hecn heard
iu 30 Iuso before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
nEING CONSISTENT.

VN CONNECTION with the contest
cases the attitude of Mr Spices,
as expressed IN the interview
credited 20 him, seems much more
satisfactory. from the standpoint ~
consistency. than that Of other Re
publicans enaaged IN the operation ~
clearing out h Democrats oppom-
tion.
Mr. Spiesa b. quoted a. having adj
misicd quite frankly that party eS-
pediency IT. the governing force 10
che whole contest procedure. and
while the national committeeman
rays that o fair hearing "a 10 be ao-
corded IN an cases, hi makes no at
tempt 20 uphold "a just md fair the
declsion u the caucus jury. Il r. a
means 10 an end What h end b..
the proceedings 81 the next forty
hse days probably VIII bring out
Consistency, sad Judge Mum.
the majority floor leader, Ia u OF
bic notable speeches IN support Of
The nnscating operation. thou art a
1sweli" The Judge, however. dos'
not appear 20 regard consistency ~
n fery valuable Jewel, for he seems
to have walked riehi pant q IN the
road Without 70 much a. a glance.
unIike the national committeeman
no majority floor leader covered on
lhe matter q parry expedieney'
praoueel politics. The means 10 me
sna or whatever ~ may BE- desis.
ara a,iamnied = justify tpe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

not to exceed 5000. or Imprisonment
IN the county Jail FOR % period not cx-
,eeding three months. or by both such
line and imprisonment la the discro-
Hoh ot the court. Tho court may Inn
pose conditions upon anN person
found guilty under tnia act. AMI 80
Ions as such person shall comply
ihetcwith o. the satisfaction Of tho
court the a%outeacc imposed may be
suspended.
section 3 an acts or parts OF
acts To- conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
LATHAM QUALITIES
AS SUCCESSOR OF
FRANK M.
estate Capital Bureau
tof Evening Herald.
t5t De Vargas itoiel.

Santa Fc. ~ M Jan 2e.--J. u.
Latham. "a well known stockman 81
Lake valley, has been appointed TO
the Vacancy ON the county commits
sion Of Sierra count caused by tho
resignation Of r. NJ Bojorauoz. the
duly elected member Ut the Icgisla-
ture who vas thrown out of the
house yesterday,
Latham, IL became known here to-
day. filed his bond az Hillshoro last
night and qualified Tor the office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
M0NAHAN
TO DIG CANALS OF BIG
PROJECT

~ Peso. Ten, Jam -Z-Nork on
the big irrigation cnunlf Boz the Mo-
sila aud IN Paso valleys progress
hv J.. ~ Lawson. project engineer,
just as rapidly as the rrc at work
can be- increased Two bis Mouahau
~eNcayutprs have hrcu ordered from
Chicago, Tor the purpose of diEgiu-
the FIRST mile nud o. quarter 0t the
main canals. leaving the lap Graude
"a few miles below las cruces. s.. NJ.
These urr now BOO operation ma are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

doing fine work After thcir initial
task is done the viii he used for
cutting drainage bitches IN soft
Ground.
Lawson has now about 500 mon
.nrd twice is man, horses and mules
engaged ON the work. and ls cnnt-
dent that the SGoo.0oo appropriation
Tor this end OF % Will boz slti-fIDtuI
lly expended by July o. 1873
Iu the meantime the construction
work con the hIE dam nc Elephant
Butte BE- proceeding without 90 hitch.
ult0. .s being stored above the I'm
aud viii bee available for uSc 900 tho
1915 crops bob the valleys under the
project. Those valleys arc Hcttliue
steadily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
The Treatment Of
lnfluenzaOrLa grippe

~ h quite refreshing these days 10 read ~
. clearly donned treatment for Influenza 1r
~ Grippe. in an article 10 the Lancet
Cliuic,' DR.. Jamea He'll, 81 New York city,
says be a convinced that too much mcdich-
tion ~ both unnecessary pnd tnuuriOus.
when called 10 a case Of In grippe. tho
present, - the chill Which occasionally
ushcfA In the disease. has generally passed
away. Dr. Bell then orders thai the bowels
citrate OF mnnnoaia. for the high fever,
severe headache, pain aud general forencts,
q mirkiy foiinwed by complete relief
Ask foe AK Tablets. They are aiso uncx-
seiied Tor headache. neuralgia ana al pains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

New London, Conn. Jan. cal Five
hundred employees OF the Hrainerd
and Armstrong SIX mills here will go
on fun time next Monday. 90 was an
nounced last night.
Tne mills have been running ON
part time since september.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
Wonderful Case OF Mrs. Stephenson,
on the Pacific Coast.

INpErESDENCE, OREeoS.-"I was sick with what four doctors
called Nervous Prostitution, was treated by them for several years,
would he better for q while then back in the old way again. had
palphaton of the heart very bad, fainting spells, and was so nervous
that q spoon dropping TO the floor would nearly kill me, could not
lift the ightest weight without making me sick; in fact was about as
sick and miserable as a person could be. saw your medicines adj
yerbed and thought ! would try them, and am so thankful did for
they helped me al once. took about n dozen bottles of lydia 4.
PfnkhaIfs Vegetable Compound and also used the Sanative Wash.
Since then / have used them whenever felt sick. Your remedies
are the only doctor / employ. You are at liberty TO publish this let
terH-Mrs. w. STEPHENSON, Independence. Oregon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

NOE n a while some elenr'
tnlnhing man comea forward
attn a suggestion - satisfy
qnr ,hst q ssamA 10 require lnuinni
snd compiete acceptance. something
81 thls kind - found In the foilowinl
editorial statement from the weeks
ISSUE u ihs saturday Evenins rost
r.Safinnal prohibition ~ the
rnited siates would certainly be
y 81 tho most extensive social
experiments ever undertaken.
The question IL not complicated
~ party politics ana neariy
evcsy citizen has an opinion
about n. Ia such a case there
uueh, 10 be mems 81 setting q
direct cxprsseion Of opinion from
she whole electorate. spokes-
men on both sides make lndef-
mltcly large claims: but What
ne voters really think no q
knows
''The vote IN congress 10
worthless ~ an indication. for
that mostly represents nothing
more than the CUES Of the
members a. to h opinion OF a
majority Of .heir constituents.
80. " an amendment comes In
regular course 10 the various
state Legislatures. we shall have
IN many Eases only members
suesscs NJ opinion II would be
quite Feasible and NOT very cost
X to take n plcbiscite at the
next presidential election.
Voters almost never a Y the
opportunity 20 express directly
-. and lnavhisnhlY. their opiRion on
any nationlh inue- " there Is
virtue IN democracy they ought
10 have such an opportunity"
The members in our own stat
Legislature for the most part hay
ne definite idea az to the desires q
thelr constituents upon b submss
alou 81 q constitutional amcndmen
for statewide prohibition. a resola
ton for which was introduced in N
senate yesterday. In a few eountie
and IN one or two senatorial district
local option elections have give.
49, l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
BERNARD s. RoDEY


NIDuVN, HIuV' ~ NJ
Practices before the higher local
aud national courts and departments.
Formerly delegate IN congress from
\. ~. Federal Judge OF Porto Rico.
u. $. Attorney IN Alaska. ana special
prosecutor under the natloaa, depart
mont OF justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22
Praise Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Women from the Atlantic to the Pacific. from all sections
Of this great country, no city so large, no village so small
but that some woman has written words of thanks for
health restored by Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
to her sex should rest until she hasgiven this famous remedy
a trial. Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for
these women it will do for any sick womanl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-22

by the
49, second Fiddle


~ REPRESENTATIVES sKEEN. In
X the house Thursday. asked.
~ why do you want a two
thirds majority"
WHICH * ater all. the previous
question.
UNDER THE house caucus Law. q
u Illegal for c public official to re-
sign
AND iRREGTLAR for him 10 die.
O.
THIS. BRETHREN. IL good. old.
standpat doctrine.
O.
JUDGE TOoMBs. according to the
minority. constitutes a complete set
OF monuments to Truth. Right and
Justice. deceased.
THE MAJORITY should ni the
Bojnrquez vacancy. A two-thirds. "a
be effective. must have every hole
plugged.
~ - raui tt -o
THE CAUCUS. In the Hoiorqueg
ease. got is poker rules mixed up
with the constitution.
O.
MIR. ELY's remarks appear "a
have aroused considerable interest.
.ve In Republican managerial cir.
cles.
3
WELL. WHAT Is the constitution
among friends. anyway
O.
WHAT viii the two-thirds majority
do when some ~ " begins 20 disubcl
caucus oriers:
Is OTHER WORDS. when 30 be
comes necessary Tor the steam role
60 run both ways "a once.
o
THE LgGIsLATURE is unanimou
In favor of tho per diem measure.
@
SENATOR BARTH proposes To- iu
sert two little words in the oonstitu
t%ion-nnd they call him an advcr
t.ser because Of IT,
THESE WORDS ARE "and fc
2 male
-
WHEN YOC SrpP to think ubou
a.. those words may eventually pro
duce a lot 81 publicity Tor The sen
Itor
O.
NoT To SAY votes.
o
SENATOR MABEYS bin woul
permit the Ise of alcohol Tor manu-
D incturing.
THAT'S ALL q lot Of the boys us
b. Tor. Mahry should make u stud
e OF that; well known and thriving 10
dustry. the jag factory.
o
AFTER ALL the German acril
raid seems 60 have been largely PISS
Geological
A THE LAND COMMISSIONER wi
require "a card index tor HE Offices
titles
= d
q WHEN THE CAUCUS finishes wit
BON he'll nave Poo-Hah looking lA
q 70 disuscd road sign no colinN COUNT
. Don't forget We are selling a inI
drcd pound sack OF corn Tor St.h5.
81 Goud ~rn just A. Ruosi a. Nou cy'
saw. Cash h a valuable comntodii
ln a hn~inc-s. We make ~ -tCfiii'
of ISrofit Ia gct a. We gct ihe cas
D nt this price aud are saved u who
lot 81 trouble aud expense. y. v
4NH