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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
SOME SV!ltE
SIS Accident When Little Soy, asea
Nire. S:-eots His Younger Sister
Las. Friday

Sc-,s~vjl}s. Ne. Feb S-lSTso.an-A
WY a.: accident oco2-rsd las: FRIDAY
evening when Ha-cl. asea :. oniy da"sh-
,e- q NJ, ava Mrs john E~aery. waS
shot ~ 2e- l::,ie brother. Leland. ased
?. re MSS 2lsyiss with tire gar. in tbs
absence ~ his parents fran me room.
WREN n Socae Way Il vas discharged
blowing o. part Of tsr head. She ~aS
q lovely ut.le s,Yl and Owed by al WIG
Knew her. TIE sympathy 9: 81 Is eN-
tended 70 M and Ms, Emery N theiE
Bereavement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09

Rome, Feb. Stills 4. Mo.-Few men
have lived TO tell a stranger tale than
that of Michael Cairolo. who was eStri-
Gated from the earthquake ruins at Ia
terno yesterday. after having been I'M
priSoned for s5 days without food. Cairo
10 is recovering from the effects OF his
experience which he was able TO de-
scribe today.
When the earthquake occurred. he
said. i attempted 10 escape but found
myself blocked within stable by. the
ruins. Beneath the stable a cellar was
being eXcavated from the -ocks. 1 made
my way into this excavation and so l
avoided being crushed TO death,
From the moment ! entered the eel
lar ! saw no more light and l believed
had become blind, SIS my mind could
not conceive that the ruins covered the
cellar SO completely as to prevent a sim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
KNOX COUNTY WILL KICK
Assins. Having State Prison Moved
Away f-c-, Troras.cr.
,Rocalsud Ccl.rser Garet.e,>

That me State Prason VIII 10, BE
moved t->-, ThcrnaSyoa without.
strong cprc>;,ic $ the o2irjcn q
Senator Clifford y Batter. who. with
every representative f-o:.l this roarry.
VIII Re aligned against the SC, now
hsfn-e the Legislature.
The taxpayers q Maine are not.
2ci-s 70 sp<2d nearly > m.llc-. dol
lars fer s new prison. .2St because
somebody s6es.'t las tbs Ioc&t.on II
,h,> present one" said NJ. Eu:laA
. .-esre IS ,2bunGaRt nom for : new
VIZ aS4v2r> = capacity o. - cells,
S-d :. : cIly ; question - time whsl
large tract of farming iSni near
he PRISM VII D. av;lso.e to- tie
states use TIE present ucS<.li.a-y
c<ar6l,lo- 3; ths PRISON can Re oov:-
ste: without TO mach expense. by
-sIc,.sl,os cts cells and Supplying
toilets
from = commercial standpoint the
rr-S>,n means cccSsis-Sc1s - NacS
county. although -,cst ~ tha supplies
Ara h.,slsA. elsewhere II order 70 take
&&vaacass - sAe Wholesale prizes
The psxzs,,l - ss,,sa Ter month :
g,~scs.caily all released Il his vicinity.
oa.:e d. u ). Coming 70 RoeSls2i.
"a ces o.hsr hsr6 Ire o35I-n attach
snS - i1e name e prison Is sryth;ns
b.. PLEASING - TaoZ-.aSsoa. aai CO..
siderable property devoted e the
States ,:ss s sxsIp. s-cEi tcscss. lana
siIR-
Frank !, Ham. the retiring warden.
Is ere 81 the prime movers to- having
!. Eew prison nearer the cs-rsE - rs
Sg&-& sd i - virtually his bill wAlc1
VS. introduced n Legislature EaSs
~-s-sS- re reca-a-nsEessA TIE change
II RS e-Ss annual -sv>c-., acS renewed
:, w.1a emphasis z A-s second rsyAa-S-
M. Han sh:asS the Lasy farm -
E.s-.AS-. =, iSezl location :, ccc-
Ss21s ~ acrsS~ three SIsAS - which
- ,i.@sSs -s-G Inquiries hare SAova
that his property can De purchased
tc- S.aSet,, e2s Mr. Ham es1syss .e-s.
~ $sSse woe1i-'e hare - pay oee
penny to- X TAs-s = another rzag~os-
81 1ccatzo2 u rs,Ss-ss2l Co-&asa Will
{ furnish : ste t-ss - sAs S-a-s> s15
number - ceAsz towns viii present
! ,asSr cSz-s Il Sos s-l,s- i = said
/ E.-.=r Z w2.s-eoGss q Pc--lazS
I yesterday entered -pca Is duties SIS
4 ws-Ss1 .. tas Safe Fol- C1lss
RS r-sIscS<s &c VIII ~ oc'e-ly-
! sAs zArSs-S csSSSs2cs. eGs vii hare
/ apartments ~ sas S2ox hotel VIXEN II
scwz- Es VII retain lie ss-rscss :.
/ M-. Nc<cG-25Sss. wAo saS sss2 Clerk
S-l2se wsrsss@ Ian. s-<s VIC = add
/. .Sca - asv12s s-ses--es1 5 mere
J rac<Ss-z SgSesE - aeeSSsseS-E. = I.
4 cscss ecG,cS VII 81 h-s-cAss - r<ssa1
I. wc-S- -as 2sE w2-s. ASs DaSs -
+ -zS.1ss - Sseys.s TITS CAPABLE wing
Csn c. rs So.
/ wa-yse2 Ham -se-@ 10 ACgHsca
/ undecided s. - Ks res-Es yccacce-
i Several IKE cGs-S ssvs be-. -sSs
{ ser Is Ss-vScsS Ee and Ms Han
{ were called 20 The guard roo- SAs-
sz-SSay. 2zS seSzoS AsssEssaess there Al
cS .se r<aS,G ecsxas
: II sAes- ssAsE wa-sea Ex- w1S
yEss-.sS ; s1cSseas STICK rss -
VIII Ssx@1es M 1EsSsYs-. vAse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
VIENNA BREAD RIOTS
ALARM THE AUTHORITIES

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
Venice. Italy. Jan. c1.-Although the
Vienna newspapers are rot allowed 70
mention any details ~ the bread riots
which occurred there during the third
week OF January. It Is published that
2 special Ministerial Council was call
CO 70 consider measures for provision
iIS The city. An official corln,uniQue
was later issued stating that the gov
eminent has decided 10 take los wagon
!o2ds Of -four from the stores kept for
times Of necessity. and place il At the
disposal Of the city Coz immediate dis
lE!0Ciicn il answer 10 complaints OF
starvation made ty the populace-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
Insurance for Marine
Personal Effects Losses

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
London. jan -5-Ihs Beard q
Trade has prepared : scheme 20 il
sure The effects Of officers and captains
= ire mercantile marine WHO haze
Uttered heavy personal losses OWING
. seizure s5-ce ,te WAY broke GU = .e
pan Is -Aa, ire SAFE lSs-e policies Z.
: suggested p-e.ur-, OF So saiIlinss Peg
- pounds sterling: that each policy
should D. issued for SIX months and
re r-ax.EuTa sun "a b. insured by 5
pounds io- captains, 50 to- officers and
Pro -2-s rates for engineers. sezusa
and bremen
TEe suggested government #. rate
- 80 s15l.4-gs par -sa pounds per a.
nm VII % much - -elleDs r-s z-u-
ecv Ct gh.Sss who ara performing = "a
-:clal service n bringing supplies over
seas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
BURIED BENEATH EARTHQUAKE
RUINS FOR Is DAYS WITHOUT
FOOD, L|VEST0 TELL THE STORY

gle ray Of light from Penetrating
through For long tinIe-1 cannot say
how long-my despair increased. until
became almost frenzied.- I shouted with
all my strength until l fell into, an apa-
theric condition. almost like coma This
saved my life. for had j continued my
desperate efforts to Tree myself l must
have died of exhaustion.
by feeling about with my hands IN the
darkness I found q wet spot and moist
ened my burning lips. This revived me
and with my hands dug hole in which
water collected. and I was able TO drink,
Thus 1 managed 10 exist until yes
terday heard voices above me. l aroos-
ed myself to a supreme enort and
screamed; 7 am alive, here in the cellar;
Michel Cairolo.' Those above me came
to my rescue and in about three hours
was free"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
SUPPOSED BURNED
TO DEATH RETURNS
TO HOME MONDAY

Bath. Ne. Feb. s-W'iiliam King. sup
posed 70 have been one OF the three men
burned 10 death a week ago in a house
near Live-niore Falls, returned 10 his
home here to-day from Bowdonhanl.
where he haa been employed in lumber
camp. Orc e the three bodies had been
sen, here and buried by relatives after
a funeral service. They were notified
by she town officials OF Livermore Falls
that. although there were TO means @.
identifying the body, there was no Ques-
ton that the names OF the three men IS
given OUT were correct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
Sarfe- Sees cs Auaa-

cA--11 Ross 81 6te5 ~ IT, k---a =.
Is s-s-s-- ArS AEh-r Ecss-zs- ~
EU--s- <--s-- AEavz- al sscsncs
SEru-1xy -cT1nr AFTER having s~s-
eoH11eS 70 rs bed aaS tsr Ear, NJ
s@SsS % vzz . painter sy t-,se
v1s barn - S17e-xw1-A " II r..
.a-s Dc uzs Is years asi - e-E<-s.s -
TIE tssA Ne Rs<z- Re Lad Been !, t.
se-Tsc< s'7s sAs- szEa xAex ~ rx
sAksa Sex and EEx SEE. ao-e Af--.
wzr1s h rs-enSssz@s n the s<~A NJ
hsxz- Under Css< Ss.arzn N H-s.
En Es Vas se<so-<sr ugu-s-.s - 81,
battle ~ c@1A- C-eS Ncr =. .ss,
S4 Esecss 2Hs aegA<wx AID -
-s<sE VIII vac- ss Ea5s rs ss7-s.
Er~-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
The Best We Know

Goodyear Fortified Tires offer ths
best We know. They are built 10
give you the lowest cost per mile
They minimize tire trouble in fys
costly ways employed by TO other
maker. Ard they are always the
same. regardless OF price reductions
Most tires vii! always sell higher
because OF smaller output. Soma
tires will always sell lower because
Of lower standards. But We prem.
ise you that none Will ever give
better than Goodyear value
This ro,icy has made Goodyears
tie iargss,-se!ling tires in tie world
II will make them more s. &c mona
men find them ou,.
ASK your Goodyear dealer for o.,
new price On the size you buy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
Effective February
Reduction No. 3
On Goodyear Tires
Making Total Reductions 45S in Two Years
s. To Give Away. the Most for the Money

cause We have the largest outp,n
r We have a new factory. modern,
equipped. And we have worid.w1a.
facilities for buying rubber, Of nm,
extra grade, at the lowest marks,
price.
For a long. long time mos, ti,s,
have sold much above Gooiyea,
prices. Some have sold onethim
higher A few have sod lower. a.
some always will. because Of less
rubber. less quality. But We can
and do. under all conditions, civ.
more for the money than any r;va,
tire can offer. g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
Only Fair Basis

We consider profit margin on
tire the only fair price basis We
keep that margin Just as low as Our
lire allows
While we do that, Goodyear tires
will always urderseil any tires that
compare with them. That is be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09

drinking heavily Saturday nigh: ard
Sunday. whether the attitude q Hub
harris vile wl,a Matthews q. ~ SO .
intimacy and whether q nc, s-@1s-T,t'i-s
hss bee. made which showed AJAX MAJ
,nsv-s hsd been tire aSs-ssso- = -s4s
vAscs resulted II Matthews Gsa-A-
Ire States Case
Thomas \. Anderson, tie new county
s-,o~-.sy. oyS2s-i Ire c2Ss :o- TIE Safe
Il Substance as fo,IoWS, ~AoaI- I've
weeks bst.-s TIE alleged G--.ls- VS.
committed Mrs- Hubbard a-1 her da1s1-
ter went - attend me funeral g ne
wife - Matthew's Taey stayed Atts-
that 81 tie Park House working to- M
,hews LAtss- three weeks tie c-o;asE
c. N-S Matthews died and He-ex-t ca-as
Up t-,-l Oakland - attend TIE funeral
A=G CT SEPT = cane &ga-z tc fsa-1-A- !
a-a WAS assigned 70 his roa1a = lie -
til vita RS vie, Tiers vas rotA:1g
..nE-ss,,a,y ee,xez1 Matthews and --s-
Ian. Sri rs wife EGosl-1 and IS
wife -.a-.ss sssst1s- \. aoo... . so%ca
or TIE Gay tc.lcwS2z, With ~aS So
ssv. :Asy entered Matthews TOE. to
ss.he- WIKI Matthews and n = few E.sn-
u.ss sAo.s were heard ~ tie cae-S
IcwaS-ai-s-
Clerk FRS. Witness
Miro. Rss.ow. ne c.s-S wss tee
s-s- witness sass s-s.s5 that - heard :
-css 81 sns ozcs v9Eca s>1Gasi he =
chair ssi-S s--2cS c. - 1oo-- ae
--Sess --S.zs-s II MATHEWS -!ea--.
.a@-a Matthew'S Limp sa--.2s against
.as wa-!. asseS Hubbard % io0s- rs
-sTo,cs- sd ca-s es-S Gow--s:25-s Win
E-ees-s EGsezea x-A:ss % Al-:
Kidd :ns saa =. - Z came ~ olcs
eeso-s - - T. e-t ! aave -S-ecs Afs-
SOS .Az-z-y IL -o.- WA-.s people rsSe
-sss--Ac-:-s "a rAs SVscec-- EEc- cs1 "a
srsoos 80 81 Ire 6ezto-< ycG ws-s e -
Hubbard c-.~s ext e-t sas-s s-e Tot
enough ,Az< sS3s - r. - sara A.@
-ev~ EcaaA-s zgz- tass6s<S - -s~cl-
rs- al s-.ss - GsScs-5 t1s sc2--s Essz
: trek Aaa5 e. k5- a. KS ,--e Aze-
As-Ss ssss - re eo-S A2ve go
IT .As-e ,Aez wVsaA. hare Sc- ~, H
As ss,s- SEATED TIE o1sy thing 81 Sex
- To- = Lat So rsss ga Der
ThegsA. F7sh. Mas Geins o,
O. c-o~s-sxa-z-a-soz BSSescE ART
=. .sz- NA--esws - .sS-or II -
-S-- So tired - gre s7-s 70 Mr.
1E-ees-s Re x5-sc.e5 la - -Ac-rA-
sy>, -2s -,zy % wss2 se .s2S -
eozss 1zs-zz-s. atea- .sa-z-S e2s -zck-
e. Ea as-z.-as sas- Na-AszS hz5 eSSa
s-za-< asav1r To ~, before
Ms Hubbard Rec-ersaoSes by Ceg-.
Mrs. Hseez-1 8 Eea-s go. ~s2s -sp-.-
zz2se1 ~ lie ecZ- az5 IL 2r1o-sEs
ser lie ias.se. As- sezzs-ss a-ESA-e-
70 - TS-S@Nse 1szE& Ess E-ss-rse-
~ ss< sc2-sze-sS = -sEz-S - -3sa 49,
xs-s l<sz-vs l2s = 70 Say eAvs-.l -<<
szssAA SAs <1s gr@srsS crS1 Ia
czG-e ~ ~ --<-ecs Spear seZ2sw--S
~ -se&sS- - zAe E-sElsys So sae q
tense II sAzz Sae wzs s>3aSlS -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09

rigrsr:es all over my forehead.
face and nerk which itcAti
yc-y hal, They troubled ins
wys-sc when would shave "
wash my FACE. would crash
them ont. then they would
dry and ii y few days come
hack. AZ che beginning u it
Ir>>lld nor S,sS>p.
az" Saw N,,ri,.,rra S.Aan a-,i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09


We are glad again-for the third
time in two years-to announce
big reduction on Goodyear tires
effective February 1st.
Goodyear policy on price Is to give
the Utmost In q tire at the lowest
possible profit. Our reductions are
made to that END. without ever re-
ducing the quality.
That always means. with our
matches output, more Tor the
money than any other marker can
give.
As rubber came down our prices
come down. AS our output multi
piled, reducing factory cost, our
prices came down with 1t. In TWO
years our Notwithstanding the
present-have totaied IS FER cent.
Las. year we increased our out
put aeS per cent. 4 few days ago
the embargo on rubber vas modified
SO that supplies seem assured. me
marset price for rubber seems for
g time established. Fabric costs less
than las. year. SO, under our mini
mum. profit policy. we announce this
new reduction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09

Oin.racn. IL .he rcwS;nsy,c- sIii sent fox \
fr>~ sample l saw 81 much Improvements
that bought box ~ CuJicura Ointment
with the CNiticura Soap and they healed
RE IN three weeks tSisI.sdl A. u. Para
dies. July 81. 1914.
BeNIss quickly sIs,shi,s and healing
itchins skin and srsso troubles ct infants.
children snd adults these fragrant super
crsagny eg.soSlisnts purify and beaUiiFy t.,s
skin. scal.,. hair and hands
Sample Each Free by Mail
With SIP Skin R>>as NC request, Al
d7svSs iNns'-,a-I. ''Cuticura. DEBT. +. Bas-
ton" Sold throughout TIE wo-4aa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
P|MPLES ALL OVER
FOREHEAD, FACE
And Ne.A. Also BIackheads. ltched
Very Bad. Could Not Sleep. Gu
ticura Soap and Cuticura 0int-
ment Healed in Three Weeks.

Sw. Catherine St. Jamaica, L. L.. NY
The trouble began frs: with hlackheasis
appearing and then bursting oat IA hsS rssi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
CATARRh'
Gf The SiomaeI

IS the bane O. thousands q iiTa
Many folks who 7se L. 2" Atvoaa]
Medicine for indigestion an5 i ,sa1
y reliable RELIEF to- Catar.a Of ID
Stomach
Mr. Mo-ton's experience : .ypsa
instance, tina, points cut 70 yo- og5
relief from, this form Of cata-a:
Newport Ne:
TIE doctors say hive oz;arrh
the stomach. L. r. Atwcod's NED
icine seems - be the bes. rsnedy
can get for il ! keep L ?" a.
woods Medicine II ire house al y
si-as-wou.d 10; t. without il.
,S!gae5) :. I Morton
Ge, YOUR Zig Bette :. ta= Dsas,
Today. IS ce1.s
FREE Sample b Mai.
L = MEDICINE CO, Portland, NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-09
GEORGE HUBBARD
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

,cen.i1uea Fror, Page c-e'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01

a. g. WHITTIER
state TruNrIus Auditor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
DIPHTHERIA PERIL
WARDED FROM CITY
BY HEALTH BOARD

only three eases ct diphthrrin wcr,
reported Co tho board of health last
month, Ju Indication that the threat
ened epidemic has been wJrdcd OFT
The passing Of the perm is disclosed
by the monthly report of In L. a.
Rice. city physician
The number O. cases OF other dis.
eases reported follows Scarlet fever.
I. smallpox T. measles Z ana typhoid
fever 4
The number u births reported was
thlrty-iiNo. higher than usual How
ever. some of the reports duto back
as Lr a. July. Here they are.
Mr. md Mrs Abel Bi,,ra. July 10.
la gitl Mr ana Mr.. Lawrence Lee.
August I. % girl, Nj aud Mrs Michael
y Gleuuou. August .. % buy. Mr. aud
Mss. Lc,un ward. August %. "a hns
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Torrogrosa, Sop-
temucr %. % rirl MI and Mrs r. o..
Phillips. October u.s. % boy. Mr. and
Mrs Isaac A. Dudley. October g. i
boy Ar and Mr4. George Mann. pD-
tobcr 81, a boy Mr. and Mrs OrtIl,
Martin. October 20. O. boss. Mr.. and
MIS-. -Iet ,u Eum.ru. October a>
hot Mr. aud Mrs rIctru puuouj.l'.
October 80" I hul. Mn and Mrs j..
VI GtuaIlarr. october -. % Iul. Nr
land Ma. EH.-,l pf,Iu,I. Nu.cmu,r
Q. % 1ol Mr. DO Nf- Edgar NHj-Nt.
November Ia Giri Mr. and Nh. john
Shau-g. NuN,mUrr 3d. I HuN Mr. Hut
MI @JIEu Garcia. November B. 3D. lnt
MI and Airs Nu'uui. Iuu.rl. $50,
Ncmncr & girl Mr and Nrs O. 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
DR.. CARTWRIGHT IS
NOW THE BRIDE
OF JOEL B. GOOD

joel %. Good and In s'arslrHt
Cartwright. both widely known .u 'nI-
city, were married Ii-t evening go tho
nar.nua1a .f rH. Lead Avenue Ncth"-
Glst church Dos l... g. -. HrrFmuH
90, pastor NI Good is uu account.
ant iIH Nrli' ono of lho best
known physician. IN the cItN
The marriage took place 1t .
o.,lu.E MT trI Nrs. y. o. WILSON.
AR -Yv0r uud Miss France carte
vr.aIr ..Hus H.lehter Of nr t.ri-
vII-hl witnessed Cine Ceremuu1
Mr. AVID Nr UHad viii D., 90 huIl.
this month Jt iHp Doctors residence
lla1 East Central HyCuuc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
TOO MANY AUTOISTS
Do NOT OBSERVE
SPIRIT Of LAW
One Of the Reasons City Off
Gals Favor Stricter Regula-
ton of Drivers; Mayor Pre-
pares Amendment.

Strictcr regulations governing the
speeding al automobiles In the city
are expected to he laid before the
council for action Monday night when
the aldermen meet In the first session
for December Mayer Boatright viii
father the regulations
The mayer brought up the subject
~ stricter penalties for speeding At a
recent meeting of the council, and
made IL known that he intended tu
have an ordinance drawn. city A..
torney Thomas s. Wilkerson was In
%structcd To prepare AN ordinance. but
before ne could get it into shape d"
was called To Gallup on legal busi-
Ness. and ON the eve Of his return he
was badly injured In the accident
that resulted to- Judge Mann's death.
since then Mr. Wlkerson has been
confined To- his home. and. OF course.
no progress wis made on the ordi-
nance.
Mayor Boatright said today that ne
believed he had found a model from
which AN amendment to the present
ordinance. fully meeting the needs
at the situation. could bo drawn. ana
h. hoped 20 submit the amendment fo
the council Monday.
one important thing that the new
regulations are expected To provide b.
the forfeiture OF q driyer's license
after second conviction for speeding
IN the city court The object OF he
provision, Of course Is L. eliminate
from traffic those drivers vino dem
onstfate hat they are unit 20 be-
trusted on the street with % ear city
officials feel that there b. too much
tendency anon automobiles to treat
the spirit of the speed laws with cuu-
tempt MANY drivers, D. - said, never
dream of observing the law when thcy
think they arc safe from police ewes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
FE WILL PUT
DE LUXE IN SERVICE
AGAIN EARLY IN YEAR

The drhlXe. the santa Te's extra
fare train. viii go into service for The
winter season once more IN January
Z. The train viii be run each wcel,
Tor several months leaving both east
ern n western terminals every
Tuesday.
The w%estDCgnd train will reach Al.
~buquerque some time THURSDAY and
the eastbound some time "Wednesday
evening.
The equipment and service will he
the same a. in former years.
There j. a wen defined rumOr tina,
when the new time card il put into
effect, about the time the de luxe sery e
ice recommences the running time oi
No : viii be changed about three
hours and No. n, the wrsthounn
train on the Belen CUTOFF. VIII D.,
given a new schedule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
MAN WHO LAID OUT
HIGHLAND PARK Is
AUTHORITY ON PINE

W. r. Mattoon. the nan who laid
out Highland park for the city. is the
author oi "a book JUST issued hy the
government ON the short-leat pine.
Mr. Mattonu i- Ga former supervisor oi
the MauAlup forest. and BE- known to
man. people iu this vicinity
bic has made au eNhtUstiN" study
~ The sb"rt-lcaf pine. whhh is tho
important timber OF the southeastern
statgs % is % cousin of the yellow
pine that GROVE iu this section
I'M, utlo off the book is The Short
Leaf Pin. Dr. Ecuuomic lmpurtanc,
and Forest Management.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
DISTRICT FOREST MEN
FIND NEW LARKSPUR

The forester 80 Washington has 'u-
formed the dintrirt office of the for
est service that q specimen II lark
spur sent Boz from the Prescott forest
last summer has proved 90 be- new
go science u will Dee known Is the
Arizona iaikspur tpolphluum ar.zoi-
cum Tidosttoml.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-01
MUST FIX SPECIAL
DATE FOR TAX
PENALTIES
Delay in Return of Rolls to
Treasurer Creates Situation
Requiring Court or Commits
sioners' Action.

Not before january I are he tax
rolls OF the county likely Co de dcltV-
cred GO County Treasurer Mike MINI
dell. and until they are he carno pro.
eeed with che collection OF the taxes
due Usually. under the law. he pen
aities would begin before that date
The state travelling auditor has mott
fed Treasurer Mandcll that the rN-
traordinary situation created by the
delay In returning the rolls "a To- be-
met by having the district curt ~
the county commissioners TX the
date when penalties are To vo into Of
feet.
The communication from Auditor
Whittier which was received today
follows
santa Re. y NJ. Nov a.
Hon Mike Mandcll Count, Treasurer
Albuquerque. y NJ.
Dear sir This office is Informed
that the tax rolls Tor the year 1915
viii not, iu most counties. ne delivered
until about January D.. lgtG. OF
course under these conditions 90 would
bee unjust Co hold the county trcasur
crs responsible for penalties due on
their rolls until after the rolls had
been received The attorney senrra'
holds. under date of November %
i9it that penalties should not hc cole
lectcd until the books have u.cu re-
ccived uy the treasurer dud the tax
payer notified. and that Me- COLLECTOR
ought to be- held responsible Tor fuil-
ure tu coolest such interest except
from some date Co be- liked after the
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