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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
A GOOD / YEAR
Modern Woodmer, Show Year Of
Gratifying Increase.

As =
E Local readers Of the Saturday, News
who are interested in Modern Wood
men fraternity will read the follow
Ing from the Modern Woodman"
with a feeling OF satisfaction
For a society just oven. 4 change
In rate agitation the Modern Wood
men OF America made record dur
ing the year 1914 in which the mem
bership may well take pride During
the year 39. .720 new certi ificates were
written, and "a, ,967 beneficial mem
bers were adopted, the society MAX
ing q net gain IN beneficial member
ship Of IA Il 04 There were 393 new
camps Instituted and the insurance
In force was Increased $40, 1S2, 600.
The receipts fro assessments during
{ the year amounted to $12, 191, III .95; !!
| from interest on cash deposited fn
banks Ss50 .244.96 4 from interest on
funds INFESTED in bonds, $466, ,743.29,
making the total receipts Iii the bene-
lhcfary fund o. liz ,698, ,10I 20. There
was paid out to benefi iciarics OF mem
jshcrs on depth claims during he year,
$11,566, ,264.9 showing g q net gain in
1.-the benefit fund Tor the year of 81 1,-
s131 ,836 80 There has been paid TO
Ibeneficiaries Of 80, ,53S members who
have died since the socfey Was instiS
ltuted Grand total Of 81 627, ,850s733 81
This is indeed record to which any
( Modern Woodrnan con point with
pride The record for the year 19 Us
| promises to excel the record Of all
tprevious years.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
Old Francis Joseph
on Tottering Throne

That the Emperor Francis Joseph
has decided to abdicate In favor of
his nephew is ilmproba Bile though not
impossible. The weight Of years, Of
cares, of Overwhelming sorrow, is
heavy upon him, and his grasp lpon
affairs, as upon life, is feeble indeed.
The one supreme political objection to
his retirement from the throne Of the
Hapsburgs is the influence 1t might
have in shattering the dual monarchy
Openly, for years, the Magyars have
asserted that when Francis Joseph
quit the scene they would have a
ruler all their own. But circum-
stances alter cases, and the fact that
the Hungarians are now Id practical
control of the Vienna government, as
demonstrated the other day by the
displacement OF Count Berc htold, !, for7,
eign minister, by q hungarian; may
reconcile them to a continuatio ion Ssof
the partnership with Austria, steadily
maintained for nearly half q century.
There would be certain historical
T fitness about the ahdication Of Fran
cis Joseph now He himself replaced
his uncle, Ferdinand the First, In the
midst OF an inernecane war which III
1848 threatsnaSStO TO rsnd HE. HapHburg
|tdnninions To- pieces BY good tuck.
as much as BY good management the
iscatastrophe was averted, and Francis
Joseph has labored from that day to
this to hold his heterogeneous PROV
inces together. He would now relin-
quish the trying burden to his neph-
lew his grandnepheW Charles Fran
els, an untried, unknown personality
I In political affairs In the hope that
the disaster to his realm which as
sails it from without as that of I84S
assailed It from within, may somehow
be thwarted.
The wonder Is not that the Haps-
burg ascendancy over the turbulent
peoples Of the empire should now be
In jeopardy, but that It Should have
endured SO long. Ii the perpetuation
tof the age-old dynasty. Francis Joseph
must be accorded q high place In his
tory, whatever the future holds for
his house st. Paul Dispatch.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

New ksA
pres way i In agA ing s ph
THE ii eods sod hnsion star more
. gdyh
nd ihe oespessu um rnd 4 phme y 1
uso rtenerts she emabs tv da
4 H only the discussion oncnnue
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28

FRENCH SOLDIER MARRIED
AS SHELLS ARE FALLING

Paris, January 18 The first
marriage under Ire has Just oc-
Cured near Arras. At midday /,
: the bridegroom, Private Lenoir,
= emerged from the trenches,
4 scraped the mud off his clothing, /
: washed up and marched, with a.
couple of solder comrades. to
the city hall, where he met the
\ bride, a Partisan II dressmaker,
I who had journeyed thither by
: special permit. l
Shells fell thick in the village
: during the ceremony and the sub
: sequent mass.
After the wedding breakfast
Z Lenoir shouldered his rifle and
\ returned to the trenches. The
: bride proceeded to Paris.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
DEP SIT GU
B0 CON IEN| TON
4 ST | /! PITOL
syyhat hoard 81 Heuegta Aroransssad
unlfnrmity in Rias sly
~ contempla #

tfONS AI6 pGI0HR Ltlt3 = 2
guaranty, lion, suefra ges the splisI y
mary and the liquor Issue 4
There are three ser guaTanly i 81 !
propositions he Mc Master 9cr adss N
1nfhiHtration biil now before the sens
atn. fha Nyhi itlock or bankers assos
citation bill both init tiated and beforet
he iegissature for direct enactment;
ana the Eoffey or dem Tie naea sure
The ad1ninistra ation and bankerss f
bills dfrfer but title vitality axcept IN
this articular: The adminis ton
sbili proYides that In case nf diaag gree.
lnena between the public examiner
and other members of the gov ming
board, appointed by the governor
from nominees 81 the banking asno1
citation, then the governor and at tori
ney general shall act ith the three
regular members in ma King hnal ad- Il
judycat ion. The 1,Ankerss bill pro-
Ivides no such remedy The admin
Itration advpcates argue that In case
I sof life or death bf banks, the direct i
Representatives. Of the people should Il
make ultimate discrimination
The Tax centmIsslon. 81
The tax commission measure. re-
auiring express com panies TO pay die |
/ lnuted taxes into treasury, and then |
Isle to determtne rights tpBtead Of an |
4 Joining tax, and get ttt6g use Of moneyl
until they took tae xige to- the Nh
1 prefaH court, has become b law. About
\ 500, 900 is tied up at present by In
a June IONS AS consfi hui tionai amend
q inAnt, giving the tax commission pow
4 Ell to classify propeftY tor Ion
\ purposes has been pdnced au the
q house. Ss III;
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sumrag ge liimi non c0ns
oficers bill htas in trsasluc sill'
II both houses SUITS ge # leaders eay
d that ~ this is not eIlactad they Will,
b again submit uni versai sunra ge ~ me
Il people, foI VIII pro oposit ION tfey
are said To have sum lent votes piedg
/ ed 10 either houss
The Birch bill, rerned yiiig s. the Sl3
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iarssy W - ~ To, iscaraa @ i wil, vii
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thss state seguri Ties commission powe
to dtsa pproVe fraudul lent concerns
$500 s. as lnan Io incense s2lvent cosn g
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
WATERToWN, DAKoTAs THURsDAY as. .
Teach Nobility Of Mind As The Alimportant Essential
Dress Somewhat Indicative of Wearer's Character

EDITOR
gladly following
at request:
srrue,--weah thou hast sls but dust;
Nor the
But that thou which
may despise
mind
for his attainment noble When aspire
plcy family activities
the possible shall practical
solution To most Sof the questions of everyday life
Earnest mothers battling with
much than
the
impress daughters that the dress As simply
beautifa tells
to ouri inner
beautifully girl does berbboned
the
is the rose
at this wise tactful guiding this matter
beyond
avoid which
purity
proyerbaEyery Its
duties insignificant her social
high
startling
anened And when he schoolroonl
shopping
the pretty smpe school dress
lady lace
anohIe min nd passion
holy ID God,
may rodn
u shaw
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-28
GEMANY MAKING
SOME HEADWAY
IN POLAND RUSSIA
German Fleet Driven Back
the Channel --- Sustain
Loss of Cruiser
Germans Still Making Some Head
way in Poland Gar Rushing
In Heavy Reinforcements.

German unity is as compact as on
the day that war broke out, according
to the best. information obtainable. If
anything were needed to sustain this
view it would require only the cele
bration Of the kaiser's 56th birthday
anniversary, which occurred this
week With acclaim, substantially
as one, the Germans manifested their
enthusiasm and greeted Emperor
+ Williams extension of amnesty to-
hundreds of offenders against mill
tary exactions.
Emperor lillian is the tommand-
ing figure in Europe. and has been
such during the past generation. ever
since the assumed the throne and
relegated Prince Bismarck to private
life, although no one has the temerity
to class the present German ruler as
the superior Of the old prince In the
matter OF mental powers and discern
ment. 3
The event Of the week which at
4 traeted the most widespread atten-
tion was the attempt OF the Germans
to raid the coast soi En land and their
forced retreat under the attack cf
i the English ships under commond pf
Admiral Beatty.
There Is some variance In the re-
ports coming from England and Ger.
many, respectively, the latter claim
ing while the Germans lost one OF
the kaiser's cruisers, the Bleucher,
the English also suffered the loss of
cruiser, while the London reports
do not admit any English loss to
speak OF. No mention is made in
the London news concerning the loss
Of a ship On behalf Of the home
( tieet.
Aeroplane Battle.
Dunkirk reports great battle III
the air between the aircraft Of the
Germans and the allies. It Is alleg.
ed that some two dozen airships were
engaged The report Is the effect
that about dozen German herla
planes were met by an equal mum
Der from the allies and that the bat
tie occurred nearly a mile above the
ground London claims that at least
one OF the Teuton aircraft was dis
abled. The fight seems to have beer
nearly draw, SO far as results were
concerned.
Drops Bombs on Submarines.
London also claims that certain
allied aircroft succeeded in dropping
bombs on some Of the German sub
marines Id the harbor OF Zeebrugge
in Belgium. The English report thai
at least one submarine was serious
" damaged, but the Germans do no
German Gains II Poland.
But ii ID conceded that the Ger
mans have been making some gains
in Poland, having captured Kielce.
The danger to Russia Is evidenced
by the fact that the czar IS rushint
forward vast hordes Of reinforce
ments IN order to halt the German
advance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
BIG TYRONE PLANT
TO Be PRODUCE
BY YEAR END
Phelps-D Dodge General Manag-
er Says Construction Work
Proceeds Rapidly and Pro-
duction Will Soon Begin.

Deming. n NJ May s.-According
Ia General Manager f.. NJ. sawyer of
the Burro Mountain Copper c0Hs-
pany, the Phelps-D Dodge company
viii be producing copper at their new
mill at Tyrone by the end OF this
year. Excavation work has begun
for the i,000-ton mill ana will be
pushed as rapidly ne is practicable.
The auxiliary buildings at the mill
site have been completed. The pro-
cess ~ separation 10 he Incorporated
In the mill will be practically the
same as that ~ the final flow OF the
experimental mill. To wit. Tables.
vanners me some form of the nota-
ton process.
Some Of the contracts for this
erection OF the buildings on the new
Tyrone townsite have been let and
others are pending.
Electric hoists and headframes are
being installed at the No. ! and No.
? shafts. The power transmission
standards have been erected.
Mine development work is practi-
cnlly az a standstiil. The big Niagara
hnulage tunnel is completed ana the
mines are In a condition for produc-
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
JURORS FL|PPED 4
COIN TO SETTLE
WOMAN'S FATE
Durango Paper Declares That
Woman Alleged to Be Boot
leger, Went Free Because
Luck Was With Her.

A~ccordins 10 the correspondent AZ
Aztec. san Juan county, Of the Du-
range Democrat, Mrs. James T. Fay,
charged with bootlegging. went free
In San Juan county court last week
because the members Of the jury had
sportiye instincts and because
the lady was lucky. Tho Durango
papers Aztec correspondent writes:
District court has been grinding
away steadily. on Wednesday the
jury was excused from further duty
for the term, and the cases now be-.
ing heard are before Judge Abbott.
Dame Rumor snys that the decision
Of not guilty IN the case Of the State
W. Mrs. James r. Fay. allegation be-
ing the sale OF whisky at Farming
ton. was very peculiarly reached.
The jury was out an night debating
the evidence for M against Mrs.
Fay. and at s a. m. the next day
stood six for conviction n six for
acquittal. Then some bright mind
conceived the idea OF Tipping n coin
to decide the matter. Mrs. Fay won
the toss.
But with Mr.. James T. Fay Il was
different. James r. was also before
the court for Bookkeeping booze. and
evidence drawn from reluctant wit
nesses went to prove that James not
only did so, but peddled q very poor
article. whether this latter was used
against the defendant Is unknown,
but unlike his wife. James was ad-
judged guilty as charged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
FINAL DEBATE Or
UNIVERSITY YEAR
TONIGHT
Undisputed Champion Deba-
tors of New Mexico Will
Determine the Question Of
Federal Railroad Owner
ship.

Tonight In ROdey hall. beginning
nj s sharp. will occur the final In
telectual battle OF the uniyersity's
scholastic year. Ia the debate on
Federal Ownership" between the
two teams comprising the "undisput-
ed champions" OF New Mexico.
This debate. originally set for the
evening OF Friday, April 20. but post
poned on account OF work In cOns
nection with the third annual inter-
scholastic track meet, has been IL
nally set for this evening, and the
members OF the two teams are deter
mined TO allow nothing whatever 70
Interfere with It's contamination.
Il has also been unanimously de-
cided to allow the decision TO rest
with the audience. who will consti-
ute a committee OF the whole 20
pas on the merits OF the case.
Six men will constitute each team,
five Of whom will deliver main
speeches OF five minutes length,
leaving the sixth man on each side
TO concentrate an his energies on re-
buttals, Tvs each, of five minutes,
one main rebuttal and the other the
rebuttal Of rebuttal. 20 that a live
and interesting contest may b.
looked for.
Allen n. Bruce, varsity star orator.
and member Of the team which de-
feated Las Cruces, viii re5ut for al
hrmative with Carl ID. Brorein rebuilt
ting for the negative.
The fun title 81 the subject ia as
follows.
Resolved. that the Federal Gov
ernmont should Own and operate
the Railroads OF the United states
The members OF the two teams will
be as follows
Negative. Joseph McCanna, Leon
ard j. Claiborne. Ernest Hail. VIII
Ham J. Higgins. James X. POLK and
Carl ID. Brorein, rebutter.
Affirmative; Rnymond McCanna.
Orle McGary. Glen Emmons, Ada.
Feather. Fred NJ. Calkins, aud Allen
n. Bruce. rebutter.
An interesting musical program
has been prepared for the occasion
By Prof ~ ;. Seder which will be
|sandwiched before aud after the do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
TESTIMONY or HIS
FATHER MAY SEND
HIM TO PRISON

One OF the witnesses s~ubpoena5d
by the prosecution in the case against
Alexandra ~sandoval, who l. on trial
today In the district court for alleged
fraud. Is his father. The latter. In
a clvil suit. has already sworn that
cattle which his son IL alleged TO have
sold did not belong 10 the hoy. M
that the latter sold the stock knowing
Il belonged TO him. the father.
Young sandoyal ls alleged 70 have
disposed OF fourteen head Of cattle
to a locni firm. The father brought
suit against the firm. recovered
Judgment for 5000 for the cattle.
which had been slaughtered. He
swore at the trial that his son owned
no cattle. had no brand and knew fun
well hat he was selling the fathers
stock. when he made the sale.
The cattle buyers lost no time after
Jesus Maria Sandovai got his judA-
ment IN filing accusation against Az
ejandro. They charged him with Oh
tanning money under false pretenscs,
and he was Indicted.
The fathers testimony in the eiVst
suit and his Judgment made him a
highly logical witness FOR the prose
cution IN the sons case. aud he waa
s~ubpoenaed az o on as y indsctmenl
was returned. He - said H. be rcasiy
10 repeat his testimony ln the cith
snit.
Judge W. G. Heacock. 81 Heacock
a cornell. II conducting the p~roseci'
ton for the state. lie repfcseuis mo
cattle firm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
NEW x A AT
SAN DIEGO SHOW Is
NICELY UNDER WAY

A brief dispatch from San Diego
today stated that the New Meico ded-
ication day at the exposition was be-
Ing carried out according to the elao-
crate program which had been pre-
pared. The attendance was unusually
large and the states particular day
az the exposition successful in every
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
MILITARY INSTITUTE
CLOSING WILL BE
RES EVENT

Roswell. y. NJ. May s.-General
announcement of the Ogr for the
commencement exercises OF the New
Mexico Military institute. Indicate
the exercises this year will be more
than usually impressive. The com
mencement events begin on Friday
night. May 81, when the Princeton
d~eolamatory contest will be held.
This was introduced last year when
Ben Ames offered a medal. TO be
known Is the Princeton medal. Mr..
Ames being a graduate OF Princeton.
Immediately following this contest on
the same evening will be the Murray
oratorical contest.
The baccalaureate sermon viii be
preached on the following sunday at
Z O'Clock by the Rev. Austin u. Grille.
captain end post-chaplain. Follow
Ing the haccalaureate sermon the
escort Of the color and battalion pa
rude will take place.
Athletics viii claim Monday after
noon when the field meet will be
held at ? o'clock. on Monday even-
ing at s o'clock the W. q. Morton
o%ratorical contest will be held.
AH'HhdA uittiUpon nv . ~ hhii ,
manual and bayonet exercises will bi
given by the cadets for the visitors
The commencement ball. a special in
vitational AFFAIR. and one Of the real
social events of the year.. will be
given Tuesday evening AZ o o'clock.
The big day. Wednesday. May 90,
will start with n meeting Of the board
Or regents at o so. with the firing Of
salute To the regents and visitors at
10 o'clock. Adjut.nt General Harry
T. Herring Will inspect the battalion
at 1915. which viii be followed by
the company competitive driil, az
event which always carries with Il q
great deal OF interest. The grnduat-
ing parade will take place at $40 In
the afternoon and the commencement
exercises Will take place at 80
"Wednesday night. The commence
ment address will he delivered By DIR.
NJ. L. spencer. professor Of English
at Lawrence college. The valedictory
address viii be given by cadet
Dempster q. Murphy. The delivery
OF diplomas, announcements Of pro-
motions and appointments and grant.
ing OF vacation ~furloughs viii follow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Amsterdam, May 3.--In the trial
~ Henri Dubois. a Belgian. before
the Vienna Iandesaerlcht on a charge
of fraud, the question was asked
whether the accused as a native of
Cheat. should be considered "a a Ger
man or a BeIEian subject. The our
ruled that despite ne German occu-
patton Of belgium. the accused had
lost his Belsian citizenship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Aching, swollen, smarting feet Your feet
just tingle for JOY shoes never hurt OF
seem tight
Get a 20 cent box Of "rIz" now from
any druggist or department store. End
foot torture fofeyer-wear smaller shoes,
keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

TIE" draws
out the acids and
%Ioisons that pud
up your feet. No
matter how hard
you work, how
long you dance,
how far you
walk, or how long
you remain on
your feet, "TTZ"
brings restful
foot comfort
"TTZ" 10 won.
derful for tired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Douglas management has no kick
on opening away from home. Prob
ably feels that opening should be
sufficiently removed from border to
obyiatc possibility OF getting Reming-
such a festive occasion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03
TIL" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TIZ" makes sore, burning. tired feet
fairly dance with delight Away 20 the
aohes and pains, the corns, c~allouses,
blisters and buniOns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Read the Evening nerald'a
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

dia;'y Invited hut urged 10 attend and
hear the contest. Jitney service
makes II possible for everyone 10 BE
taken TO the university In quick time
and also To return afterwards. The
whole program will not occupy much
over an hour, 20 everyone attending
will be assured Of an interesting ana
spirited evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

A. a Commercial club dinner In
Las Vegas last week $1,000 was sub
.scribed To the stock OF the new Mon
tezumu hotel and health resort
which N being financed by Dr
Brown, OF the Valmorn
ranch resort In Mora county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Young Duran, a local prize fighter,
charged with attempted rape at Las
Vegas. hns been captured at Gallup
and returned for a preliminary hear
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Purchase Of AN additional tract Of
land nenr Santa Fc was announced
by the state penitentlary authorities
last week. Convicts will he worked
In the garden during the season. the
prison farm having been found prof
liable and the work beneficial FOR
the prisoners, physically and morally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

Government field gents nro re.
ported at work west of Carlsbad In
vestgating cascJ % alleged Illegal
fencing OF the public domain.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-03-25
GOOD ROADS.

has been stated and truly that there enduring
per community without good roads Good
the farmers For good big making
farm lie pleasant absolute necessity economical
marketing of farm products
In this section of the Snake valley muddy roads
OF the principle problems with which the road builder
onted Not that do have mud here but soil is OF sandy
and what mud have of the sticky gumbo kind that
ds slowly and serious handicap travellers, On the other
hand roads easily drained and with little work every in
this section could be made good road and placed such condition
that the maintenance could be reduced to minimum.
Every road should be rounded up the will
dram to either side There roads probably that should be
graveed but If the roads properly rounded up little
gaveng would be necessary Then the roadrag should be used
After rain every road should be dragged This eliminates
possible ruts and at the time dries up the road
Free OF the oaddrag will keep good road good
duon and will lar toward making poor road good has been
proven many by roadrag
and most economical implements, employed in road work The first
OF drag small and repairs minimum 1t is always ready
easy started and use fails produce