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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-25
Business Men
 Who Drink

THINK THEY ARE POOLING OTHERS while customers and neighbors are say ing, It's pity that good man is wreck ing his business and home by drinking Ask your best friend" about this town talk"--then ask the Neal Institute, 1914 Sixth avenue. Birmingham, Ala, to ad- wise you about the easy Neal Way" oe overcoming all desire and necessity for ''stimulation" by the
 NEAL THRHn-DAY TREATMENT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-25
Increase in What Cron

Washington. June e4--An increase of more than 40 per cent in the yield of winter wheat in European Russia and of nearly 20 per cent in the winter rye crop for 1915 are forecast by the Inter- national Institute of Agriculture at Rome, according to a cable dispatch re- ceived today by the department of ls- reulture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-25

will do about the judiciary To my mind the best thing In the county is the young old lady 1 met. who, when left, was out on the porch holding her little grandson's head in her lap.
 BILL SYKES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-25

whose husband attended the inaugura ton of Buchanan. Seventy seven years old. this good lady is keenly alive to current events, and knows the political history of the state far better than tied Jackson does. And she knows the early history of the Southern railway wpcn it was the old Selma, Rome and Dalron She was schoolgirl at Selma when tae road was completed to Plantersville and we'll remembers that the railway com pany ran an excursion and carried all the school children free. It is said that at Randolph Maj D. M Scott first saw a train It appears that they had great difficulty in getting him aboard. but after he had taken his ride he liked it so well that as soon as he reached mans estate he got a job as a travelling safes man; and they do say around Selma that the major thinks about as much of rhe T. P A. as he does the postoffice in Selma and his wife.
 The good lady mentioned was one of a family of 12 children, her father, Dr. ldaben, was one of the pioneer physi- clans of Clarke and Wilcox counties. Several of her sisters are still living. one brother was killed in the battle CT the Wilderness. while others have passed away.
 Selma in Early Days
 She knows all about Selma, for in her girlhood days it was. as the Mexican would say, ''un ciudad mas importance" in an educational way. In her day they had no writing pen, she used a goose quill; they had no envelopes for tteir letters but they had to so fold the writ ing paper that it made an envelope. She has not forgotten how to do that vet. and she still has that grace of manner that was a part of the educa- tional system of q bygone day.
 She knows about the Warrior river. Her husband as a young man helped his father barge coal down the river to Mobile. On one occasion where one of the locks now stands they ran the barge on the shoa1 and lost everything. Tais lady is strong for Bankhead because of his work on the Warrior.
 l asked her about womans suffrage and found that she was posted on that subject too, but she did not care to vote. Fl found out the secret. When any issnc or man is before the public and she feels that certain man should win she just writes few lines to her numerous nc phews indicating where she stands It is said that they consider request from Aunt Lizzie" as a command, and they vote correspondingly.
 They have a splendid courthouse here. and modern tall l do not think that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

UNI I'M
We, the undersigned, in order 20 form
n corporation for the objects h%creinaftcl
SET forth, under nnd pursuant "a the pro
visions Of the laws Of thu state Of New
Mexico. relating 90 corporations and th'
Incorporation thereof, do certify as fol
lows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
NOTICE.

Last VIII and Testament of Milton
Dow. deceased.
To isabel Dow. cxecutrix; Maggie Dow
Rosq William ID. Dow. Dora Dow
Adams. Bessie Dow Duny. Lily Dow,
Lizzie Dow Hiblcs, isabel Edith
Dow. Alfred Milton Dow and TO AL
whom Il may concerns
You are hereby notified that the az
legged Last VIII and Testament % MI.
ton Dow. deceased. late 81 he counts
~ poraaliilo and state 81 New NIX.
leo. was produced ara read in m
probate court Of the county of ner
nnlnio. state OF Now MoXicn. on IN
2Ist dag 90 August, 1915, and tho d.
OF the proving Of said ALLEGED Ing
NSill aud Testament was ~thcrohpf4
nxeI FOR Tucsday. tho tth day OF
tobels a. ID. 1915. a. 10 o'clock y tn
~forenoNa Of said day.
Given sndcr my hs"d and the sea-
OF this court, this aist day ~ August
a.. ID. 1915.
tscal) 4. =. WALKER
County CLERK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

GOLD STAR MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY.
This IL 70 certify that the undersigned
being all Of the original incorporators,
who have filed The certificate Of jncor.
poratioa Of the above named corporation
thereby associating themselves together
under the provisions Of section 900 Of
the New Mexico Statutes Annotated, for
and on behalf Of themselves, oil other
stockholders who may become associated
with them and snid corporation. do here.
by declare that there shall be no steek-
holders liability on account Of any
stock issued By the said corporation. aud
that Oh Stockholders Of said corporation
shnll be exempt from Oh liability on &C,
count Of any stock issued or held by
them, except such liability for the
amount Of the capital stock certified 20
have been paid, In property or cash, az
the time % the commencing Of business.
The registered office uf said corpora
ti0n in this State Is Old Albuquerque,
and the name Of the nRen, therein and
in charge Of said pripripal office and
upon whom proceedings against this cor.
poration mas be served il Joe bel Frntc.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the in
eorporutors IN yc h%creunto set our hnnde
end Gals on this 10th day Of August,
a. ID. 1915.
D. NJ. MORGAN.
JOE DEL FRATE.
JUAN BACA Y SALAZAR.
FRANK LITTLE.
a. r. stamp i0e)
State Of New Mcxsec, County Of Berna.
lifl0--ss.
On this 10th day Of August, 1918, be.
fore me personally appeared d. NJ. Nor
gan, Joe Del Frate, JUau Haca y Salnyar
and Frank Little, TO me known to be
the persons described In and who exc
J cuted the foregoing instrument and ac-
iknoWlcdgod that they executed the same
Ms their free act and deed.
! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
lhereunto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year first
abovc written.
JOHN VENABLE,
(seaD Notary Public.
Ny commission expires October %, 1918,
ENDORSED:
No. S2tO. Cor. Rec "A. Vol. q. page
SIS. Certificate OF Ncn-Linbility Of
Stockholders of GOLD STAR MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY. Filled in
,Office of STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION OF NEW MEXICO,
Aug. Is, 1915; . u. m.
EDWIN +. COARD,
Clerk.
Compared-T. ]. $. 10 Y. r. G.
4 fNDEXEB:
State Of New Mexico, County Of Berna
hllo-ss.
This instrument was filed for record
on the Goth day Of August, 1915, az 9;Ol
O'Clock n m. Recorded in Vol. "C'
Mise, of Records Of said County Foil,
asa.
.. A. r. WALKER,
Clerk aud Recorder.
&.
Deputy Clerk.
Comparcd--0. " to NJ. w.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
SANTA ne TIME TABLE


(1n effect Sunday. Fob. 7th. 1879
West
No. Daily. Ar. Dp,
l California Express. T:3Op s;s5I
3 California Limited i1:O0a 11:loa
7 Fast Express 49,, 5:tsa lOi15h
, fast Mail. ..ll:5cn i2;20a
~ De Luxe (fhurs). G:50a S:O0S
South
500 Ei Paso Express. 1O:30p
SIG Ell Paso Express. g.55s
East Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. 7:35a S.O5a
2 Eastern 1sxpresb 2.l5p 2;4Op
4 California Limited. G:iOp 7:OGp
s X. c. a Chicago Eek. 7:i5p 1909
20 DE Luxe (Wed.). e. 9:0cp s;i0g
From south
$40 X. G. 4 Chicago. T:OOa
SIC X. G. q Chicago. 6:80p
Standard sleeper for Clovis anc
Roswell leaves on No. Sg5. connects At
Beien with train No. %. leaving Bolon
at 1859 . m.
No. 7 carries one coacn only; ne
sleepers.
No. SIS will hnve STANDARD sleeper
from Roswell from train No. - 81
Belen.
y. J JOHNSOR. Aoert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
WANTED-Female Relp


wANTED-A bright young lady not
afraid OF work and n good tallrr
for an outside position. Address lot
ter, giving full particulars as 70 past
positions tO.E NJ. W.. care Herald.
WANTED-Flrat class maker ana ap-
prentice girl ut the BARLEY Miilin-
cry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
Lost.

LOsT-Young dog white, tan and
black right eye blue, left eye
brown; answers go ndmc OF Jean.
Return 10 SIS New York venue and
receive reward.
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nowiso limited or restricted by reference
20 or Inference from tho terms 81 any
other clauses of this or any other article
or paragraph in this charter, but that
the objects specified In each of the
clauses OF this article shall be regarded
~ independent objects.
Fourth.
The total authorized stock Of this cor.
portion Il Five Hundred thousand
$500, 900. 900 Dollars, divided into Five
Hundred Thousand $500. OO0) Shares. Of
the par value Of One (si.O0) Dollar
each.
Fifth.
The names Of the incorporators, the
post office address OF each, and the
number Of shares subscribed for by each.
the aggregate Of which. Two Hundred
Fifty Five Thousand ts255,000.O 900 Dol
lars. " the amount Of the capital stock
with which the Company will commence
business are as follows:
Joe Del Fsate, Old Albuquerque, N.
Mex; 90, 100 sharcs.
Juan Bnca v salazar, Ola Albuquer-
que. N. Mex; G3. $50 shares.
Frank Little San Pedro, n. Mex; 63,'
$50 shares.
d. NJ. Morgan, OLD Albuquerque. N.
Next o., $50 shares.
~ Siyth.
The period for the duration Of this
Company " fifty years.
Seventh.
- VIM. Mcintosh, Joe Del Ffate, ID. NJ
Morgan, Juan Baca y Saiazar and Frank
Little, are hereby named and appointed
the directors Of this Company who ar,
20 act ~ such FOR the first three month,
after the filing Of this Certificate ~ IN.
corporation and until their successor
d. are elected and qualified.
The power 90 make. alter, revise and
amend the bylaws Of this Company Il
+. aud shall be vested solely in the stock
T. holdep.
The Board Of Directors Of this Com
{ pany shall consist and be composed al
= Five directors, each Of whom must b.
: q shareholder % the Company. g..
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we. m,
y undersigned, have hereunto set on
. hnnds and seals, this the 10Th day o
August, 1915.
JOE DEL FRATE (Scai
ID. NJ. MORGAN (Scal
JUAN BACA Y sALAZAR tseal
FRANK LITTLE (Soal
> II. u. stamp l0c)
\ state Of New Mexico, County Of Borna
+ liIlo-ss.
/ On this 10th day Of August, 1915, be
4 fore me personally appeared Joe De
+ Frute, D. NJ. Morgan, Juan Baca Y Sal
AGAR and Frank Little. "a me known Z
be the persons described in and who exc
r cuted the foregoing instrument. and nc
= knowledged that they executed the sam
/. as their own free act and deed.
. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / hav.
+. hercunto set my hand and affixed m.
/. notafial seal the day and year last abov
written.
. JOHN vENABLE.
, Notary Public,
T. (Soal) Bcrnalino Count,
My commission expires Oct. 2G, lg1s.
Endorsed: No. S230. Cor. Rec "a. Vo
lG. page 31S. Certificate Of Incorpori
ton of GOLD STAR MINING AM
MILLING COMPANY. Filed in Offic
of STATE CORPORATION COMMIs
n SION OF NEW MEXICO, Aug, n
1916 . "a. m.
EDWIN y. CoARD,
d Clerk.
Compared-T. j. :. to Il. p. c.
INDEXEDi
? State Of New Mexico, County Of Bern,
hllu-ss.
This instrument was filed for recor
on the 10th day of August, 1915 Mt
Il O'Clock %. m. Recorded in Vol. &C
MLise. of Records of said County. Fol
i3l.
d \. T.. WALKER,
" Clerk and Recorder.
IT Ky
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SITUATION WANTED.


POSITION wANTED-Young lads
attending business college viii as
slst IN household for board and room,
Phone 629. a. r.. G..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

State OF Now Mexico. State Corpora.
ton Commission Of New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
United States OF America, state Of New
Mexico--ss.
IL ~ Hereby Certified, that the m
nexcd il a full, true aud complete trans
script Of tho
Certificate Of Incorporation
OF
GOLD STAR MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY
mo. $500
with the endorsements thereon, ~ same
appears ON file and Of record IN the Of.
flee Of the State Corporation Commits
sion.
In Testimony whAreof, the State Cor.
poration Commission OF the state ~
New Mexico has caused TINS Certificate
20 be signed by its Chairman and the
seal of said Commission, 10 Doe affixed AZ
the City Of Snnta Fc ON this 18th day Of
August, a. ID. 1915.
tsLAIl NJ. .. GRAVES,
u. n. Stamp lOc) Chairman.
Attest, EDWARD T. COARD,
Clerk.
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WANTED.

WASTED-Foikn 10 use Oevoc ready
paint. M eailon owe 500 square
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks; lasts Ave years. For
oil kinds Of roofs. Thomas r. Kele-
her. g0s West Central avenue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
CRY FOR
BLOOD Of MAN WHO
SLEW WARDENS WIFE
Honor Man Assaults and
Murders Mrs. .0dette Allen
at Joliet Prison

Joliet, Ill.,, June 2l.-The convicts in
the Illinois state penitentiary roted in
the main dining room during noon hour
today, hurling imprecations against
Joseph Campbell, suspected Of the mur.
der Of Mrs, Odctte Allen, wife Of the
warden Of the prison. who was found
assaulted and burned to death in her
bed Ten others, suspected Of con.
nection with the crime were also de.
nOunced.
Cursing and shouting, the convicts
hurled chairs about and then started
for the corridor leading to that section
Of the prison where the solitary prison.
ers are confined
owe want Campbelll We will get
that dirty traitorl Let's lynch him
and tear his body to pieces"
One hundred guards were hastily
summoned and armed with clubs
dashed into the throng Of prisoners,
whacking heads right and left II took
ten or fifteen minutes to quiet them.
An honor prisoner, one Of the "trs.
tiesp who are given the freedom Of
the warden's suits is probably gl'lty
Of the murder Campbell and ten
others are segregated aud II is said
One Of the number is expected 10 con.
fes Ie has contradicted HIMSELF ~.
Dcatcly and he offered on alibi be.
fore one was requested.
Whir the inquest was beirg held
the warden made an attempt 10 keep
the neEs from the 1900 con,irts. lie
failed Guards saw the "grape vine
Telegraph ~, the mysterious method
whereby prisoners condemned to il
ence communicate with each other
working Furtiyely the convicts were
noticed moving their lips without
sound, making strange silent gestures
aud In other ways cOveying 10 their
fellows the news that one who had
shared more than The average the kind.
ness Of the wafdcn's wife, had mur.
doroi her,
IN fni Of virirrce against III, gull .
~ person, Warie, Allen ordricl all !
shop work suspended and the men wus
locked lr their srls aud exercised only
O fey lines u the prison yard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

However, it also leaves persons who
have been sold land in undisturbed
possession, unless the government ex.
ercises an option given to bring suits
separately for forfeiture.
This will be done in the biz tract
cases, it is understood. The court 3 dc.
cision was unanimous by Justice Me.
Kama, but Justice McReynolds took
no part,
The supreme court also reversed its
ruling Of last week refusing to review
the conviction of I. Drew Caminetti,
convicted in California of white slay.
cry. 1t agreed to take up Camiuetti S
case and also that of Marry |. Diggs,
convicted with Cominetti under the
Mann act.
Adiourning today until October for
its summer vacation, the supreme court
left undecided the following big cases,
The governments g suit for the dissolu.
ton Of the harvester trust; constih.
tlonality Of the Oregon women's mini.
mum wage law and the new plan for
compensating railroads for the trans.
portation Of the mails.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
us. SUPREME COURT
REVERSES DECISION
n s. P. LAND CASES

Washington, June 2l.-The supreme
court of the United States today re.
yersed the Oregon district courts for.
feitnre to the government of 100000
acres OF land in western Oregon yahcd
at between $jO,OOO,OOO and $4,000 600
granted to the Oregon and California
railroad years ago.
This railroad and its successor. the
southern lacific Faiigd it was allep l.
to dispose Of the lalds to settlers -
provided in the grants. The court
however grmted an injunction against
future violations Of the land grant by
disposal through contracts and onioin.
ed the railroad from the sale of tim.
Der on unsold lends until congress can
conserve the federal interests.
The court rejected not only the
forfeiture contentious of the govern.
ment, but also the pleas Of the inter.
yeners for trusteeship.
1t tied up the entire unsold land,
however, with iniunctions against its
sale or disposal Of timber from it until
congress prescribed new regulations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

fine Joint civic, industrial and mcrcan.
,ile committees, following the board Of
lirect5rs meeting an aggregate ot
sg0O was set aside for premiums In
fopr department. of the big Saturday
iTuly 81 parade, to be distributed a.
foll6w,. Horse section, sjOi automo.
bile section. $50; industrial section,
s50, ,,Try salem First" section, $50.
Committee. TO have charge Of arrange
mcnts. entries aud details Of The differ
ent section. of The parade provided ioI,
as follows!
lIofse paralc-AIbert u Egan, Fra1t
A. Welch. william Skipion, Mark Sid.
dall and Charles lanakee.
Automobile p1rale--W G. Dyer Geo
johnson. Jr. Dan j. FN Geo. Eigin
and Asa Eoff
Industrial parade NJ EppIey @,
W. Gleason. George shani, Fa1l
Schmidt and Dave Pugh
"Try salem First parade" wa
Gahl.iorf o. Myers Benjamin Brick
Ioni. Lnplein. and VIM McGiIchrisi Jt
on ritv and street decorations @ com
uit,se composod of Fred $ Bynon. VI.
a sbipley and II. W. Barr was pr
yidtd for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
OREGON NOW HEAD
Of CARRANZA FORCES
Carranza Virtually a Prisoner
On Island In HarbOr AT
Vera Cruz

Washington, June 9l.-Confirmation
was received by Acting Secretary Ian.
sing at the state department that Gen.
eral Angeles, former lieutenant of Gen.
eral Villa, is en- route to the United
States, He is understood to be headed
for Boston.
The Mexican situation is threatening
to interfere with President Wilson 5
plans for a brief vacation at Cornish,
n. II. Everywhere conditions are re.
ported worse. General Carranza is
seemingly eliminated owing to a split
in his ranks and his former ciief com.
mander General Obregon, now domin-
ates the constitutionalst faction. Car.
ranza is virtually a prisoner upon San
Juan de Ulloa Island in Vera Cruz har.
Dor. General Villa has broken with
Angeles, who will possibly figure in u
new revolution.
Red Cross agents declare conditions
TO be worse than earlier reports indi.
Gated. Unless food is rushed to a score
Of points at once hundreds of women
and children will die of starvation, they
have reported
The cruiser Colorado with marines
and blue jackets aboard is now off To.
bar StNrepared to deal with the Yaqui
uprSng. Governor Maytorena has
threatened, however, to use his full
force Of MeXicans to resist a landing
Of Americans to that the situation
about Guaymas holds grave pOssibili.
ties, 1t is said that Admiral Howard
will not order a landing unless he isl
convinced it is necessary to save for,
eigners. The cabinet will consider
MeXica tomorrow, it is expected The
situation on the western coast as well
as the split in the warning factions Of
the interior will be taken up and dis.
cussed in detail, A complete report isl
now being awaited from Consul Silli.I
man at Vera Cruz as to the present
status of General Carran2a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21
TENTATIVE BUDGET
IS ADOPTED FOR
COMMERCIAL CLUB
x \ 4 4 4 y 4 4 y 4 4 4 4 4 4 !

X \ \ y y y y y y = i - - y,
The above is th etentatiye annual
hndpet for the recognized CONNER.
ciol Club as considered and adopted by
tbe hoard Of directors Of that body, at
tbe first meeting, held in the CONNER
cial Club rooms this noon. Some Of the
amounts set apart for departmental
work are too small and some are too
large and this budget was adopted SUP
iect 10 change or amendment ifoln
time 10 time as the needs demand.
The $4,000 represents the totaI an
,ral fppl 10 be derived from 500 mem
bSrs without making allowance for
sbrinkoge or default In payment Of an
rnai Jnes. and this total will also be
trimmed down to make provision for
spcb shrinkage and to provide tof
sinking fund to carry the organization
oyer ncb unforeseen contingencies a'
NAV arise from time to time
Active preparations are under way
70, HIi,o' ,bs Celebration of the double oh.
,cryspce .c, of Independence Day and te the
annual ~, cherry Fair to be held July
md a and no pains or expense VII , Ds
onorej aor "a make It the biggest thln9
tbst has ever been undertaken 10 'ag
Cherry City At special meeting 0'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-21

put to work on the farm as q life pris
oner tomorrow.
Governor Slaton notified Sheoriff
Mongum Of the commutation Of
Frank s sentence shortly before mid.
night The sheriff barely had time to
make arrangements to catch the mid
night train from Atlanta, but rushed
frank to the station in an automobile,
., AT 2'4O this morning the sheriff and
frank reached Macon. There they ent.
,Iei an automobile and started for
Nilledgeville.
thief Of Police Beavers this after
noon ordered 900 beer saloons and 20
cubs of Atlanta closed. He feared
llat drinking by the crowds filling the
'oWhtown streets might lead to
Violence
SHORTLY after 10 o clock today a mob
~ several hundred angry men started
" march from the downtown section
VT the city to the capitol where they
,,P'rled to demand to see the governor,
''aton was in communication with the
WY authorities by telephone aud mes.
"uger He was determined, it was
''iued, to remain at his culntry home
instead of coming to the city and the
HEolee plainly indicated to him that
"ey deemed this a wise preeaution
AT g!lO this morning the sheriff
luu Frank reached Macon. There they
1SSn'eere,d an automobile and started for
NllIedgeville.
l,.....
governor Slaton has promised TO is.
.ue long statement explaining his ac.
son The Communication Of Frank 5 sen.
vince had not been officially admitted
oftrly today. Officials made no secret
WI me fact that they feared Frank
oyuld be lynched IL announcement was
aTGe '1Ge that his life was to be spared
Sa'le he was still in Atlanta Sheriff
,,"Ugum was accompanied to the stu.
,,.. rua oy posse Of deputies. The de-.
I,I'uFe of Frank was shrouded In such
,.v55'ey that even the closest friends
'' members Of his family did not
WI" ne had started for the Alilledge.
,,,l! am absolutely satisfied I did
suN said Governor Slaton today in
". ptehminary statement following the
p.a'I9iutation Of the sentence Of Leo NJ
.'Ok' " All I ask Is that the people
ltOutiuupd m poga giv