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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26

House HlI 6io Providing f-h ladders
iur flowing streams.
House hHl Gli Making it the duty of
hcrH- to mrouni stock.
House hHI BIG Providing i"r -alr "f
certain uuu.ir -rhuut Iuud- pu which Ir
r- tiuu projects have hrru developed gud
raral dug. cir.
House Dab li, Validating charter aud
amendments tu charter W.T. certain citic
House bHl OBS Authorizing cVrrutur-
under foreign wills tn rll and convey ral
estate aud personal property situated iH
Irza-.
llnu-, hIl 2-l- Applyiu g ucpoti-m low
WV static LEGISLATURE.
Senate hl li3 Arrropratin- $500 r1
f"r temporary Improvement IA Canyon
city normal.
>,ual, hll J5, Arprupuatiur $4,000
tur increase WV ranger force. appropriation
-ll.Hnn Iur -urpu. -iuu NM huhunIr plague (.
aprr"pIiating S3o.G5o ior Prairie view
Normal college.
Senate hHl 3l1- Making w " penalty wv
tr.- a ur tnll bridge.
~-fHIr lhl ~n Providing lur plrn df
aurrl drnial
Senate hl 3g3 AIIuain. corporations
WV, r,rfrhutr thrr funds to h"ra tldr
ohHr.lr-. chamber uf commerce. .t-
~rnHtr hill 3~1 Providing Confederate
pensioners can makc aitida,it- m pres
.u,c oI reputable viuc~~r~.
Senate hil 400 Allowing governor wv
arniu. district iud-r n" vote I'M hrrakn.
m ANON ruHnt, auditor where iude,- dir
a-rrc. arrrorriating 5000 to suppress
tpui hrrud IVY bees.
Senate hHI l3i Providing lhat wv Grim
rul ru-u appeal mal hr taken hy giving
Bottles in open court.
Senate hiIl llo-AIlowiug corporation
to consolidate IVY small towns.
Senate hil 334 Making theft WI uutn-
n felony.
House hli 397- Crrtrali1ing duiic- of
purchasing state supplies on state pur-
chasing agent: approPriatiug ~l5.uU0 wv
Juvenile training -rh"oI WI Gainesville.
Senate hnl 1ff- Prohibiting n-r nf deer
calls. creating employment agency rrgu-
I%ation>. allowing corporations to hc form
,d tur purpose W.T. selling steel and iron
products: allowing water works 10 con-
denim land Tor canals. etc.
senate bill 1S4-FiNing scholastic age
ana providing For taking new census.
senate bin 3OO-Naking closed season
far doves.
Senate bin 3af-Srtting maximum bond
tor tax collectors.
Senate bin J4g-Providing for appeal
bonds from justice courts.
Senate bill 14T-Creating county circu-
lating Libraries.
House bin l0-Creating q naval militia.
House bll 273-UniforIn text hook Bit.
House bin 2oj-Rciating 10 sale "a mer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26

Houslou. Ten. March ~. charles II.
Martin. formerly IL the employ 81 the
South Texas Commercial National Bank
aud who was recently arrested ia Phoc
nix. Arizona. where hc Was working ~ 4
hell boy III 4 hotel. plead guilty in the
federal cnurt today To apprnpriatine -.
81 The banks funds and WAS >cntcnc
tu i've wears ia l4%ravrnworth prison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather obscr-
yationS. covering the ~ hour period
ending al ! "a. m today, are furnished
by the United States weather bureau
station. Brownsville:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
Many Requests Made.

Austin. Tex. March 26-Govcrnor
Ferguson mail u being bur,lcncd with
applications requesting the submission
If additional subjects ~ the coming
special Session. Ia some instances the
submission Of certain measures. The
governor does not propose To- submit amy
additional legislation until the appropri
alton bin j. out of The way. that being
his present program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26

rhurdI-r m bulk.
Senate hin Go-prc-cribing powrr- uf
live stock sanitary commission.
Senate hill llN-Rrlating ~ fees ~ dis
trirt attorney M districts composed If
twu pr more r%uuutic-.
lloU hIl rl-- Deficiency appropriation
hiIl uf In.lun.
COMMITTEE uh titutr house hil 10
Creating state normal tor three districts
of State.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
\ N0ALU UNI
\ ROYAL BAKING IN POWDER
AMERICAN HELD
UNDER UNKNOWN
CANADA CHARGE
BY Associated Pre~s.)

4 Fort Frances, Ont, March De-. b..
Henion, whose residence j. il Canada. hut
who j. a native American citizen. was
brought here today under arrest and placed
in jail. No charges have been made pub
lie, but it j. believed he wa, arrested under
nm alien enemy charge. The American
consul has been notified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
Prizes to BE Awarded by
The Brownsville Herald

First Grand Prize, Overland Six Automobile Observation-Disclosures. Si55
econd Grand Prize, Overland Four Automobile Observation-Disclosures I50
Third Grand Prize, Strich & Zemler Piano Observation-Disclosures. S525
Fourth Grand Prize, Double Trip to San Francisco Exposition .... $500
Fifth Grand Prize, 0ne-Karat, blue White Perfect Diamond, value .... $3.50
Sixth Grand Prize, One Single Trip TO San Francisco Exposition ...... $40
Seventh Grand Prize, One Single Trip to San Francisco Exposition ... Sl0
Eighth Grande Prize. One vich0Ia. value Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Ninth Grand Prize, One VChola, value Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Tenth Grand Prize, S5 in Gold SIS
Two admission tickets to DreamIand theater, good for every night during
the year.
Two admission tickets to the Dttmann theder, good for every night dur
ing the year.
These four theater ticket prizes will be awarded 10 the Brownsville con-
testants receiving the highest number Of NEW subscriptions to The Herald.
Any person winning one OF the Grand prizes will not be eligible to the theater
prizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
MAKES
NEW RECORDS
FOR SEASON
10y Associated Press

New Orleans, La, March 26.-Cotton
made new high records Tor the season to-
day because Of peace talk and the cold
weather. October went To within ) points
10 cents per pound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
CARGO OF
FOOD WILL BE SOLD

London. March 2G.-Thc British author
tiles announce that they are planning Ia
unload and sell part of the cargo Of the
American food ship Wilhclmina. which
originally was destined 10 Germany. be-
cause this food i, dctcrioating with long
wait for prize court action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
GIN POLE AT GALVESTON
FELL, TWO MEN KILLED

Galveston. Texas. March tive
wortmcu were killed ~ y falling en- pole
WV ihc Southern Pacific elevator here to-
daN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast and III, Lower
Rio Grandc Valley /, issued ~ the
United States weather bureau "a New
Orleans: TONIGHT. fair. colder
temperature viii hc 81 To- 80 DEGREES
SATURDAY. fair. colder; moderate t.
fresh %northcrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-26

"A patent has been granted for q sail
heat that can NOT lr rap>izrd by wind IN
which the mast il hinged aud - connect
ci with "a countcrwcight a. To old the
hull steady.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
FUN ALL THE TIME AT
BRINGING UP FATHER

Folks who like to be entertained in
manner BETTING modern style Of
amusements will surely find more
than their quota Ia the latest singing
and dancing comedy. bringing Up
Father, which will be the first at
traction az the Crystal theater on next
Thursday night. The new piece
which is in three acts. was suggested
by the popular cartoons Of George
McManus, row running in the Jour
nal An the interesting features of
the original pictures have been re-
tanned and other details added to help
make one of the best productions Of
its kind fostered in many seasons. In
handling the rgbiect the authors have
not deviated from the path of human
nature.
one might think that the types in
troduccd are Of the exaggerated kind
ana drawn for the purpose of squeez-
ing humor ana employing absurd sit
uations. on the contrary the charac-
tiers are real flesh and blood creations
and capable Of attracting attention in
any environment and in addition the
development of their characters and
supplies an excellent
moral
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
CORN MEAL MAY
SUPPLANT FLOUR
AS BREAD FOOD

isv MOANING JouRNsL SPECIAL teAsro wiRFl
Chicago, Jan. N.-Rcsomtions call
ing on congress To place an embargo
on the export of wheat and flour as
we'll as on arms and ammunition, it
was stated here TODAY, would he in
troduced at the next meeting of the
Chicago Retail Grocers and Butchers
association. W. Westerfelt chairman
OF the Trades Relations committee Of
the National Association of the Retail
crs planned 10 begin in this manner
q determined fight against the high
cost Of flour. and incidentally of
home baked bread
Leaders on change predicted today
iu some instances that il the price
of wheat went much higher there
would b. a general turning TO corn ia
place ~ wheat bread. both in this
country and n Europe
one expert put the breadstun sit
nauon this way
~ L. not $50 much "a question IF
price FOR wheat as "a question Of sup
p} MHi There be- enough &C. feed twe
rpntinentsf 70 wheat goes 9 S. De-.
Nili mean eating corn as never be-
tore
one of f1# principal firms on fhe
ioafa 70 lHde maae publie dispatches
feee fed tada mdlcafIne ihsl manF
Efn"tif sald eou npula soon eli "a
~ nHshe lHt arms Jbe Hlo
l4ef ef AaE reN u rhwe0 ndaf
NH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
M'G00RTY WINS OVER
MURRAY. DROPPING
HIM IN THE FOURTH

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan : EDDIE Nc
Gnorty Of Oshkosh. WIS. tonight
earned decision over Buly Murray
~ san Franchco IN ten rounds lie
sent Murray down for the count OF
nine IN the fourth round McGoorty
had six, Murray two ana two were
even
McGoorty took the lead n the nrft
round, driving home several telling
lefb ana rights 90 Murrav'H face and
stomach The second round was
draw. tn the third session Murray
drove q number of hard blows to Ne.
Goartys face and kdneva The round
was Murrays by a bic lend
The fourth opened SLOW. but Nc
Goorly soon steuped inside Murrays
guard and drove two hard let's to the
iace and stomach, putting Murray tn
the canvas Tor the count 81 nine Mr.
Goofty rallied 20 follow up his odgan.
thft ana miyed cnaHcc as knock
Murray down for the roOnt
Iho remainder 81 tbe u4ht was
ioN Murray tFkne the eighth hr
shade and NicGoorty hat nn ii
lead IN the niGth The fight WIS Ai..
snoriNs las q Substantial margn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
DECISION GIVEN
To GEORGE NOT
To FANS LIKING
Kid Forced to Extend Himself
10 Overcome SmauIding'S
Showing in early Rounds.
Al Greatly improved.

Referee fted lnman awarded I'D
GeorRe the decision over AZ smaua-
iug al ne finish 81 ton closely cons
tested rounds lan night at the Cactus
Athletic club The verdict was un-
popular This resulted In the imme-
dlme rcmalching OF the men for $500
side her, -maudiues friends aerer-
Ing 10 back him for that amount
smauldine last night showed mf
better form than he did in his first
fight with George. whom the luuer
knocked him down for tho count and
won decisiyelv. lle surprised 8eore
in The oarly part Of the bout rushu-
into close quarters mud swinging sting
jug let's 90 the body Oulg Georges
hard hitting and veteran skill enabled
him 20 mold tho eolofed bav te even
terms Al that Smauldine h1d the
third and fourth rounds The uith
and sgth were ever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
SAYS CARDINAL
WAS ARRESTED
BY MILITARY


Amsterdam. Jan $3.50 .. MI
The Roaendaal correspondent of the
ncwypapcr Tiid sends dispatch ln
which he insists that Cardinal Mer-
,icr. archbishop OF Malines. was ar
rested and imprisoned in his palace
ana That even now he is detained in
Malircs The correspondent says
the cardinal Will soon declare per-
sonalN that Ia his own palace he
was deprived of his personal free
dom, that he submitted to "a kind Of
interrogation, that his palace was
guarded low military and that he sim
rs forbidden to leave Malines
The cardinal declined the CORE
spondcnt saws. TO eo 10 brussels at
the request Of the Germans and when
he learned that some priests who read
his letter in public had been treated
In an unsecmN manner he accepted
fun responsibility for what he had
done The senior cure Of Antwerp.
after receiving message from Mn
lines told the Tiid correspondent this
morning with the greatest emphasis.
the dispatch SAYS that the cardinal
would not hc allowed Ia leave Ma
lines mdl final decision was re-
cevcl from Berlin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
Both Work Hard

smluldiug WINS Fighting earnestly
IKE . man WITH task to 40. one
Or twice when things were going his
way he permitted himself to smile.
George. realizing that he had 20 ex-
tend himself forgot to grin over the
hlack shoulder as be did before
Standings lead "a the early part VI
the fleht kept George working AN he
way 10 crawl into tho lead. Ito placed
MS punches carefully the wild swing
ing pa noticeable In his last fight sf-
yer he had decisive margin, thanks
to his knockdowu. being absent
Smnldng cut Georges mouth with
"a straight left iu the enrly rounds and
later started Il bleeding afresh with
another left
The crowd numbered 100
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

q otees hea11 punching carried him
ahead iu the eighth. IN tho ninth au5
tenth while smaulding followed him
about the ring George did most Of the
leading and the most effective punch
ins The tenth WIS slow u compare
con to the preceding rounds. Smauld-
ing covering a great pert OF the time
and George appearing tired
Plaster fell into the ring from The
ceiling carly Ia the seventh. forcing
the fighters 10 quit They retired 20
their corners while tho debris was
swept of the canvas This was called
. round
SmapldIng relied almost exclusively
ON his LETT. sprinping close 10 George
nnd whipping it under his guard.
George tried ~ stop his rushes with
a'ff right and loft upporcuts 10 ths
body hut the colored fighter blocked
most Of them until The mst few
rounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

ITO the careful observer IL is evi-
dent that there is lack Of an eff
'cient system of distribution and mar
ketng of agricultural products. While
one market suffers from congestion
caused by an oversupply, another
may be suffering from a dearth. and
at the same time tons Of food pro-
ducts may he wasting in fields and
orchards Tor want of profitable
market II is "a most common occur
renee for one market to be elutted
with a product while in another there
is q scarcity-this condition applying
particularly ia highly pefishahle pro-
ducts which cannot be placed in stor-
age and held until there IS demand
nor shipped TO some distant city where
there Is market Hence Il rs that
we yearly have thousands Of cars OF
agricultural products shipped into
markets only 10 rot or be dumped
owing Co the glutted condition at the
time they are received The remedy
of this is more equitable distribu-
ti0n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
FARMERS VOTE
To ORGANIZE To
MARKET STUFF
/ GLOWING W. H, Kerrs Lee
lufe Agricultudsts Name
Day for Meeting 10 Plan
Proposed Association.

More than hfW farmers Of Borna-
mo ana southern Sandoval countie4
decided TO organize marketing ass
sociauon following " II Kerrs lee
cure 40 the high school auditorium
Yesterday afternoon.
The plan Of the organization was
not decided upon. This win De- done 20
meeting 10 bo held January - at
ne Commercial club GO which repre-
stntatiEes of every school district
from Pajarito to C0ralcs VIII be-
present. Later the plan viii be sub
miitcd Ia Il mass meeting Of farmers.
Mr. Kerr first talked upon the
general subject Of cooperative mar
keiing and following his prepared lee
tui'' ne spoke for nearly an hour 10
the farmers directly upon the pro-
posed local organization lie said in
plItt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

began an investigation to see if there
was n bakers trust At that time .t
was understood that al least forty
cities we're involved in the operators
of a reported combination. so action
WAS ever taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
NOTICE.

Subscribers who fail tn receive the
Morning journal SHOULD call Western
Union Telegraph office,
PHONE lac or 147.
and paper viii be delivered by special
messenger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
". j. AND A. b. {.
TEAMS CLASH At
ARM0RY TONIGHT
Reports From Former Train
ing Camp Do Not Tend 10
Inspire Over confidence in
Local Basketball Players.

Ihe l'lsinfss college, haskhctball
teani wiz moi 20 ou thc court tonight
at the Natioum Guard armory brim-
miur over with confidence Accounts
~ the Western Union players. drifting
in from sandia indicate anything
bat an easy victory Tor the locals with
thp possibility Of defeat.
ln the Western Union wire gang
ihe business college VIII encounter
one of the strongest teams IN New
Mexico lust now The players are
an athletes and, according TO reports.
ihey VIII outweigh the business col
lege a irifle They practice where
ihct work. They AIRY baskets with
them ana when the days work IS
done thcy fasten thcm 10 telegraph
poles ana go to IT,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

Forest fires iu british Columbia
covered more than 100000 acres dur
ing The past year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
Farming Rcqulre, Capacity.

FARMING is something more than
The mere producing of agricultural
products. and 10 Doe successful re-
quires AS much capacity and as much
Judgment as any commercial or in
dustral pursuit II is not only an oc-
upation but business
Heretofore the farmer has almost
entirely disreearded those things re-
lating 10 The business end of his work .
depending to a great extent upon his
banker
Numerous agencies have done ex-
eellent work in placing farming upon
q scientific basis. especially that which
has been accomplished by the state
agricultural colleges and experiment
stations and the tinted states depart
ment Of agriculture toward intreas-
ing the production Of agricultural
products and making farm life bet
tor.
However We have now reached
point whore farming must be placed
upon q business as we'll as scientific
.ooting. The problem confronting us
oday is not so much that OF increas-
ns Our production as that we shall
be able 10 dispose OF that which we
lo produce az an equitable price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09

Both producer and consumer are
complaining the consumer that he
paws Too much for thar which goes
to his breakfast table. ana the pro-
Queer that he is not receiving = fair
price for that which he produces.
When ! farmer has raised his
crop he has accomplished hut half
his work. the other half. that Of sell
ing, determines his years profits.
and here IN tho marketing he comes
face to face with his greatest prob
lem
Tho largest cotton crop. the larg-
est corn crop IN The history of our
nation. have Welded the producers OF
these crops "a less amount of profit
than has been obtained IN certain
years OF less production. Also during
these years OF heavy yield the prices
paid by the consumers In most sec
tons have not reflected in proper
degree the low prices paid to the
farmers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
prcllmlnary Game.

The husiness college H. iu excellent
condition. according 10 Manager ia
horau. The players have been work =
Ing steadilt and hard With the adj
yaniase II knowing the afmor, court
the Business college appears 10 have
an even break with the &re gang
Tho Third ward and Central school
teams VIII play preliminary game.
Dancing will follow the final
The teams will line un as follows
g. d c-Rickctts. r.. OLoughlin.
D.. Wieley Depptainl. e.. Fortney. c..
noran, a.. oieson. Sub: Baca. Sub.
Western lnion--Corder f.. Tripp.
T. Green toaptaiul. e. larke. q:
Armstrong. e.
Charles Lembke VIII referee. The
western Union team viii select the
umpire
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
How 20 Meet Expenses.

Expenses Of operating the associ-
alton may be met by q percentage on
returns for produce sold or by fixed
price per package, the amount Of
such charge to be fixed by the direc-
tors While many large organizations
furnish supplies to members on cred
il. with ample security. in most cases
the merchandise purchased by the as
ISOLATION for the use Of its members
should be paid for in cash in advance
or on delivery. ANY system Of extend
ing unprotected credit requires large
capital and often results in consider
able loss
Western ORGANIZATIONS. however.
have built up q system Of furnishing
supplies 10 growers throughout the
season, these heinz paid for from the
returns of the growers products
shipped through the association"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-09
JESS WILLARD
AND JOHNSON To
CO 45 ROUNDS
eight Championship
Battle 10 Be Held al Juarez,
Mexico March 6 Other
Bids Were Considered

~ HaNfsfffN fuNeHst fefffsf ifhHfN
Ncs Yorb. Jan A-lack johnson
ana Icss willard Will meet IN q forty
I've round bout for The heavyweight
championship 81 me world az Juarc2.
Mexico, on SATURDAY March 6 nou.
Final arrangements 60 this effect were
made here TO-DAY after Other bids were
received from Havana cuba aud Ti-
iaana. Mexico.
Johnson has been guaranteed
sac 600 win. lose ar drew. while VIII
lard has heen assured minimum OF
$40 600 ana may receive much
laraer sum hy sharing 10 the AFFAIR
with tho chief promoter
other offers 20 stage the bout came
from q fyndirate ~ this civ thai
VAS DESTROYS n taking the bout 10
favana. cuba and California pro-
motor who wished 10 have 10 held
near Tluana Mexico
The bout viii nke pla in the
inarez race track and The manage
meui ~ the uaek promised snspcn-
sion - faeius for few daya II ucces-
HarY 90 facilitate the erection of
stands for the accommodation af the
spec tators
johnson Sail- TODAY
when johnson signed the articles
few weeks aso ia Europe ne was
handed 1900 FOR expenses and TO-
day $1,000 more wa cahled 10 him
at nucnos Aires. from which port ho
viii saii tomorrow morning on his
way "a luarez
Jess Willard who has been In this !
city for q few DAYS Will leave tomor-
row for 4 brief staN az Excelsior
Springs Mo- and then VIII proceed
TO a. raso. where hc viii finish his
training for the contest ile Viii reach
The El raso quarters about January
ga n al probability and expects 70
weigh about ESQ pounds when he en.
ters the ring
Johnson aud his handlers VIII es-
tahlish training quarters At Juarez az
soon as he arrives there The S 000
which has been given 10 johnson fof
travelling expenses will not be de-
Quoted nom hts guarantee at $50. 000