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Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
CATS AND CANAR|Es ARE NOT DEBARRED

Whether the drastic Arizona quar- antne law, prohibiting the introduce tion of live stock and poultry com pels travellers to leave behind their ret dogs, cats. parrots and canarieS when they cross the state line was the inquiry that reached Gov. Hunt yesterday from Garnett King. passen- ger traffic agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern at Fl Paso. The pets, the inquiry stated. are carried in bag '-ape cais IS excess baggage of q. : owners
 The matter of the scope of the quarantine as it relates to pets was at once taken up at a conference be- tween members. of the Live Stock Sanitary board and the governor, and after some deliberation it was ruled that pet dogs and cats could hardly be classed as live stock, and that can aries and parrots would not prove dangerous to the cattle raising in- tcrcsts of the state. Travellers into and across Arizona will therefore be allowed to bring their pets with them, subject to the regulations of the com- mon carriers.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
separates between man and God.

separates between man and God.
 When man sins, he does not sin alone. He may think so. but the con sequences show themselves. There are a very few things that the world needs more than conviction for sin We need to feel how deep and -des- perate a thing sin is.
 There are some things that the forgiveness of sin cannot wipe out Certain evil influences that go on and on. Penitence and faith may bring you back. but like David and his family, the sword-the conse- quences of sin-will never depart from your house. The forgiveness of sin annuls the penalty, it restores you to the presence and graciousness the love and embraces of God For giVeness is the restoration of per sona relationship on the basis of mutual trust"
 It was stated yesterday that al ready forty persons h%re given ir tneir James as result of the pres ent ministratIonS.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
METH0DfSIS'
 CONFERENCE
Bishop Mouzon Presides at Session; Delegates from Important Arlzona Charges: Committees Are Appointed

The opening session of the Arizona District Conference of the Southern Methodist Episcopal church was held vcsterday afternoon at Central church, Bishop F.. D. MOuZon presiding. with Rev $. C. Bockman, and Rev. D. \. Sanders as secretaries. Delegates are in attendance from many of the charges of the state, and many of those who were not present yester- day will make themselves known this morning at o'clock when the second session begins.
 The conference immediately plunged into the work of the church. three committees were appointed, and then it was decided that the conference as {, whole shall constitute the other committees and thus expedite the work The committees appointed on Missions. records, and resolutions. The first committee hay Rev. w. J. Sims. of Phoenix chairman. Rev. J. F. Hedgepeth and l.. N. Nichols of Cart wright. w. l.. Feel of Bethel. mad A. H. Davidson of Phoenix. The second
 
 into the condition of the quarterly conference records. It consists of Rev R. K. Acuff of Duncan, chairman: Rev. J. NJ Reisenger of Parker, w H. Rogers of Cartwright and J. A. R. Irvine of Phoenix: the resolutions committee is composed of Rev. J Allan Ray of Bethel. chairman: Rev c. A. Hyatt. and B. 0. Baker both o1 Phoenix as members
 After the appointment of the com mittees the pastors began the re- ports on the condition and prospects | of the work of their respective charges and were engaged in this when tho l time for adjournment arrived. The ! next session will be held this morn ing.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
PRESSURE ON ITALY

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Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
M0Uz0N BREACHES ON
 CONSEQUENCES 0F SIN

Bishop Mouzon took for his text for last night Lukes version of the great commission as found in the 2ith chapter of his gospel verses 47 and iS, And that repentance and re- mission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations. begin ming at Jerusalem. And ye are wit nesses of these things
 In part. Bishop Mouzon said Sin is an awful reality. From the be- ginning until now it has been in the world. It gives anguish to God, it brought the very son of God to this world. Thc real penalty Tor sin IS separation from God. Sin always
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17

vices from Secretary Bryan to go at once to Vera Cruz and interview Car ranZa. He refused 70 discuss his mis- sion further than to call attention to the fact he had seen Villa and tray eled over a large part of northern and central Mexico and is now going to southern Mexico by the way of New Orleans
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17

on the McManus case he had mo ground for unfavorable criticism" but what he objected to was the general policy of the administration"
 General Mateo AlmanZa CarranZa commander and his entire staff. were courtmartialled for treason. and eX- ecuted at Torreon by the Villa author ities, according to a report from the Villa agency here.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
CHRISTMAS SHIP IS
 BACK WITH EXHIBITS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsrAIcHl

WASHINGTON. March l6.-The na val collier Jason which carried pres ents from children of the United States to war orphans of Enrope is back in Hampton Roads. bringing Cxhhits from the European countries to the Panama Pacific Exposition. She is taking on six thousand tons of coal for the station at Guantanamo Cuba The Jason will cruise via the the Canal tn San Francisco and is expected to arrive in a month.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
War Tax Is AnnujIed

FL PASO, March 16.-Through the efforts of the British consular agents in Mexico, a war tax of three million dollars imposed on foreigners in the Guadalajara district has been an nulled by Villa officials The tax was levied by local officials after the recent entrance of the Villa troops.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
On Way to Vera Cruz

SAN ANTONIO March l6.-Duval West, personal representative of the president. left here tonight for Vera Cruz upon receipt of telegraphic ad-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22
CONSTANCY OF FRIENDS RE-
WARDED.

Dear Sir: You deserve the love of
every father and mother in Georgia
for your heroic defense of our peo-
pie against the ISLANDERS of the
North, and for your splendid cham
pionship of our courts in the face Of
bold and outrageous conspiracy to
firing them into contempt.
Your editorials on the Frank case,
from it's awful beginning to the
shameful ending, represent the best
work that has been done by any pen
in ancient or modern literature.
The constancy of your friends has
been rewarded by the late recogni-
ton of your enemies, many of whom
openly admit that in Tom Watson
Georgia boasts her greatest citizen,
and America her greatest thinker.
The vile criticism of Puck, whose
editor is more filthy than the vuI-
lures he cartoons, can not disturb
your place in the hearts of patriotic
Georgians.
BENJAMIN M. BLACKBURN.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22
THE JEFFERSONIAN

with it as closely as I have who does
not know that Frank is guilty beyond
any reasonable hypothesis. This case
does not bring reproach upon our
State, and | shall not feel that Geor-
gia is degraded, for her courts have
done their duty. Tt was oAly the mis-
take in having corrupt Governor
which she has right to feel regret
and shame over.
In conclusion, please let me beg the
good people Of Georgia not to %eel
that the people of the North, as a
whole, condone such a traiterous ac-
ton as the Governor of Georgia has
been guilt yof. Respectfully,
M. NJ. ANDREWS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22

''He loved the birds--Inay they
sing sweetly where he rests. He
loved the trees and fowers-may the
leaves whisper while he sleeps and
the flowers bloom above his COUCH"
From "Uncie Remus Is Dead" in
WatsoD's Prose Miscellanies, second
edition. Price $1.0O. THE JEFFS,
Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22

establish the same in him, and such
a thing as peace of conscience will
never be with him again.
BE sure your sins will find you
out; Vengeance is mine," saith the
Lord. Yours most respectfully,
Fla. w. G. HEATH.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22
THE FOOL-EkTLLER

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22
PAGE THREE
REWARD.

The undersigned will pay reward
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Height, 6 feet, 2 inches; weight,
about 200 pounds; color, rather
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low knee. Arrest, and notify
I'll. G. SAMMONS,
Gibson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-07-22

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
Disappointed IN
LIFE AND LOVE
TRIES SUICIDE
Frank Williams Says His
Sweetheart Turned Him
Down and Takes Two Table,
spoonsful Of Paris Green.

Frank williams. who says his real
name Ia W. a. Cox. and who a been
employed at the Erwood bakery. at
tempted TO kan himself late last nixht
AT his room. sfs south Second street,
By taking two tablespoonful OF paris
green. Prompt medical attention
frustrated the suicidal attempt n az
noon Williams was reported on the
way 20 recovery at -. Joscph's hos
pisal.
Physicians who attended williams
expressed the beilef hat he was "a
victim OF dope and that his at
tempt was prompted by his Inability
70 get drugs. because OF the rlgid OPP
|eration OF the new federal law. This.
they think, and not disappointed nf-
fcctlons, was the real cas- for the
rash deed.
Williams left a half incohcreni
note. one of several attempts. which
Is as follows.
'To whom u may concern: I.
Frank williams. do hereby state that
on account OF disappointment In life
and also love ] did take poison ON the
4th OF April. 1915. | cannot let Il
alone. The only girl I loved turned
me down: her name IN Emma Daca.
SO as 10 not lay the blame on anyone
but myself I do write and wish you
would notify Charles Dick at ShortlC
sanitarlum and also Philip FenegaV
OF salt Lake City that his nephew
W. A. Cox did commit suicide, Al
! ask IL please bury me In the sim
plest way hat you can. I, W. 4,
Cox. known as Frank Williams. Good
bye To- the peopio that were my
friends. Bless them and ! ask God
TO forgive me for this act. Please
! pray for me In the church,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
NEW MEXICO MAN HAS
EFFICIENT ANG0RA
SHEARING MACHINE

one OF the best Angora breeders In
New Mexico has an individual shear
ing plant with four flexible shaft ma
chimes After using many a device 20
facilitate the operation he hit upon a
practical shearing table on which tho
men could manipulate the restless
goats. Here Is his idea:
Make a table 90 Inches high by 81
inches long and 81 inches wide with
good substantial legs, sag ? by 4 stun.
Through the middle OF the frame
lengthwise. fasten a strip 3 inches
wide on which 20 hinge the sides.
which would be OF . Il 10 inch board.
Now across the end OF eacn side nail
n cleat. having ms end the same in
length as the board Is wide. the other
end to project on the Inside twice the
width OF the board side. Now fasten
the hinges 10 the center. raise the
sides until the top Is about IS inches
across. then nail "A cleat at each end
on the frame that will come In contact
with the cleat already nailed TO the
underside OF the board as described.
This allows the sides 10 be raised only
so far and makes tho trough more
rigid. Next hinge a block In the cen
ter or the side Ia such manner that as
the side is raised 81 will fall In place
and rest upon the top OF the frame.
keeping them up and making "A quito
rigid trough. Next fasten tho strap
20 one side II the end, with a nail
driven into the opposite side, punch
several holes in the strap. and o are
ready TO begia the shearing. Place
the animal on its back In the trough.
fasten the strap across the neck and
YOU car see that the best the goat can
do Is % disturb the atmosphere with
lis pedal eXtremitles. We start al tht
brisket and shear as far back Is pos
stole on the belly. then shear the
front legs and neck as far as the
straps. then from the hook up the les
and along both sides to he place al
ready shcared. BY turning the ami
NAL by the leg nearly II not all. the
sides and back Is exposed from the
shoulder 10 the hips. Now drop the
sides and set the animal on the table
with It's head across the knee and I'm
ish Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
PREPARATIONS FOR
SCH0OLELECT|ON
COMPLETE
Non-Partisan Ticket the Only
One in Sight. Women Ex-
pected to Vote in Goodly
Numbers.

with only one tickot In the field.
preparations were complete this at
%,ernoon FOR the school board election
tomorrow. Three members are to be
named. two for fun terms aud one
for the u|ncxpircd term Of a. J. Ma
10y, resigned.
The following non-partisan ticket.
named al "A Joint meeting Of Demo-
Gratis Republicans and IN is the
only one. as far as is known AT this
time, that will be voted for.
FLORENCE .. CMRs. a. b Nc
MILLEN-four-ycar term.
II. <. LITHGOw CRcpublican)-
f%Our-year term.
LOUIS A. McREA-two years OF
%uncxpired term OF 4. j. Maloy.
Women possessing the same quail
locations as male voters are permitted
To vote AT school elections, and a
goodly number OF them are expected
To- cast ballots tomorrow. IL only FOR
the satisfaction to hes found in de-
posting a vote In a real mans ballot
box. Besides the women who believe
In suffrage are strong advocates of
voting whenever the privilege IL Of
fcred.
The polls win open nj . o'clock and
close ri 6 o'clock, The voting places
viii be as follows:
First ward. Korbcr's garage, North
Second street
second ward. Charles Chadwicks
office, Gold avenue, near First street.
Third ward. Dunhar's office. Gold
avenue and Third street,
Fourth ward, a. w. Hayden's
place. 4t2 West Copper avenue.
Every arrangement for the election
has been made by City Clerk Thomas
Hughes.
In he county school districts cleo
tons are being held today. The vot-
Ing Is taking place in an 2s districts.
The polls close at . o'clock. County
superintendent Atanasio Montoya said
at 4 o'clock that he hadn't heard ans
reports OF the progress OF the cleo
lions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
BUY MACHINERY
FOR NEW SCHOOL
OR MINES PLANT
President +. A. Jones to Visit
Colorado School and Various
Mining Properties Before
Purchasing Equipment.

President Fayctte a. Jones Of the
State school OF Mines NJ socorro was
IN Albuquerque yesterday on his way
10 Denver and other Colorado points
where he VIII inspect various mining
machinery and power plants prellm-
mary 20 the purchase Of machinery
and a power plant equipment for the
new me%tallurelcai building az the
school FOR whtch an appropriation
was made by the legislature. A. the
meeting OF the board Of regents Of
tbs school held last week az socorro
DR.. Jones' was unanimously reelected
president for the coming year and in
structed 10 proceed with the purchase
OF the considerable moun OF ma
chimney necessary for the equipment
OF the new building which will make
the Nw Mexico school the equal In
equipment OF any mining school In
the Rocky mountain region.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
MANY WITNESSES IN
SANTA Re FOR
j. s. COURT
Understood that Thorough
Probe of Salazar Escape
Case is to be Had at Present
Session of Grand Jury.

Santa re. n. NJ, April IA lars,
number Of witnesses are gathered
here Tor the session Of the United
States grand jury called today. II h
understood that a thorough investi-
cation IL 20 be Undertaken before thil
grand jury into the escape of'Gcnera.
Jose Ynez Salaxar. the Mexican
leader. from the county Jail at Albu'
queraue several months ago. There
have been many rumOrs Of sensational
developments In connection with th'
matter. John Pflenger Of Santa ~
IL forefnsh of the jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
EsTAECTA VALLEY
MAN CULTTvATEs
RUSSIAN THISTLE

The onco deaplsed Russian thistle
IA been proven a lfe ave AZ a
took food. by smother New Mexico
fsrmcr. this time an Estancln VALLEY
man. whe, from desperate Efforts 20
Kill on the thistle. nov Is enGaged IN
culiitating f. The Estnncia News
Herald Of last week says;
j. \. shirley has winscred eighteen
head OF cattle on Russian thistles
which he put I'D last season. Also
four head Of horses that have had no
other feed. snd thietlcs have been the
principal rouehness Cor -four other
horses hat we're worked and fed
grain.
The thisties which have furnished
feed for all this stock came from ten
acres Of ground and there Is a ton siiil
on hand.
Mr.. Shirley ran a cultivation through
the thistle pntch and then narrowed
II 10 level the ground and put Il In
good shape Tor cutting and taking of
the crop. The cutting wal done before
the plants got tough and woody. snd
The result VAS feed that Mr.. shirley
thinks il practically as good as al
falfa.
This experience has made him an
cnthueiast on the thistle question and
be- will use thirty acres o. land for
this purpose this season.
He IL now kicking himself because
for the past seven years he has been
sweating In an effort 20 XIII the this
ties while la reality the thing he was
trying TO XIII mad as much value as
tho shins he was trylng 10 raise. 10
more such mistakes Will be made BY
him.
Mr. shirley says artlchokes do well
here. He has raised a few and Is con
vinccd that they are well adapted 10
the country and Will prove very
profitable for the man who raises
hoes. He has but a small patch.
He set out fruit trees when ne first
came here. but did not water them.
and they died. He had the water.
loo Now he has a pretty iitle orch
ard OF thrifty young trees, having
learned how 20 handle them.
Herald want. , lnes-S tlmes--s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
MAD RIL ARRESTED
HERE BY POLICE
OFFICER
Lamy Man for whom Santa Fe
County Authorities Sent Out
General Alarm, Nabbed by
Lujan.

Pine Madril, who IL said 10 have
stabbed his wife at their home in
Lamy, was arrested here today by
Policeman Pablo Lujan.
A general alarm for Madril was
sent out by sheriff Closson of santa
Pc county on saturday, the stab
bling was alleged to have been done
Friday night. Nelghhors heard Mrs.
Madril screaming and found her
wounded twice. Madril, who Is said
To- have come home intoxicated, was
not In sight. The broken blade OF
the knife was Embedded ia one Of the
wounds.
The wounds in themselves were not
dangerous, but the oma lost no
h.uch blood before medical attention
could be secured that her condition
was critical
Mndrll will be turned over To the
Santa Re county authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
CONTRACT FOR
hEWM MEXICO ROAD
SOUVENIR BOOK
Evening Herald win Print
Beautiful Work for stae
Engineers Office; French
Goes . soeorro.

State En1lneer Jomcf A. French
spent part Of yesterday IA Afanquar-
que, leaving al noon for an inapcctlou
trip over The Camino Real 20 s0corro.
Whtle here Mr. French lct the cen
tract 10 lha Evening HERALD for the
printing Of me beaulilnl New Mexico
good roeds souvealr hook. the forth
ruming appearance o. which wns nn-
nounced some days ago. a. the states
~o1eefrRhfe % the completion Of the
rrtnie highway now rapidly ap-
u~roochInE. The volume n 70 be y
Of tho most elaborate Of ita mind ever
iauaed In the southwest and viii De
devoted largely 10 views taken along
the scenic highway, with brief explan-
nfory text Il will be distributed
chiefly among GOOD roads organixa-
lions and enthusiasts and where Il
Will comc into the hands OF automo-
bile tourists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
MAN
WINS PRIZE FOR
ARTICLE
Fenton ]. spaulding Awarded
500 Cash for Best Story in
Well Known Technical
Magazine.

Fcnton j, spaulding Of this cts
today received q check .or soc. as
first prize In a contest conducted By
the Hail Publishing company OF New
York, publishers OF the American
Machinist. Tor the best article on
the subject. THE Best Uses OF a
Technical Journal" Mr.. Spauldlng's
article was la competition with some
1900 others. u viii be printed In
the Forthcoming Number OF the
American Mhchinlst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
WOOL MILL LOOKS FOR
A CROP THIS YEAR

The wool securing mill will open
soon after April IS, according to the
calculations OF Manager James Will
kinsoa. Mr., Wilkinson said today
that he didn't know the exact date
yet, but that he expected 10 get the
plant under way between the 2bth and
May I.
Mr Wilkinson said he looked for "A
heavy crop. Prospects were exceed.
ingly good, he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
v DEAD-TEN
MISSING IN COAL
MINE EXPLOSION

Greenvile. M, April 5-seven
men are known 10 have persisted la
an explosion In the mine Of the shoal
Greek Coal company near here today.
Ten are missing. The bodies Of seven
have been recovered,
The explosion occurred goo feet
14ENBtB4H1N1
ron u main shaft, and " relieved
10 have been caused by black damp
being set OF hy a miners lamp. only
a small part OF the mine was dam
ased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
g2sO.dR. ne sHRDLU on AR THE

22s0.dR. ne SHRDLU on AR THET
Matt Sippel. deputy county treas
urcr, has moved from the Angelus
hotel TO take up quarters again with
Secretary Tom Egan Of the CONNER
cial club. They are now Installed In
apartments on South seventh street
near Coal avenue
Manuel Otero vas excused from
jury duty In the district court sat
urdny, A special venire was drawn
today, 20 report tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
r A YOUNG R
AUT0CAR

Charged with malicious mischief as
"a result OF alleged misuse OF an auto
mobile hat didn't belong TO him,
Grant Youning was being sought by
Constable Sholke today. The war
rant was sworn out before Justice OF
the Peace George II. Craig by An-
tonic Ortiz.
Youning is alleged to have taken
IOrtiz's car April g. II Is asserted
that ne kept h all night and Just
about put II out Of business joy rid
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
The HERALD Want Ads get
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Large oans o~iiiiors,la PeaclIes. isc
10. can California Jam ...... zoe
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Gen oar prices ON Hour and Potatocs.
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Mexicnn Hats IOc, i5c. o and 25c
3 pair heavy Canvas Gloves .a5c
Pest table on Cloth, yard ...,,.. zoe
ladies and Misses OxfOrds. 800.
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Ladies' Baton aud Late sifOcs, .Si.a0
boys Elk outing shoes St.25 % s2.iO
lioys' we'll made e2.TS suits. .S2.OO
Mems well made work Pants $500
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