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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

to the two vequiped BY lev. A. the eaa-
didase left ths pellins Riafe tAs oniesless
wsrs staFtiea ~ the Aeise q taxieab
backAring. Half = dosen policemsn
jumped In the direction Of the dlstgFhaBss
but staPpeA when Nv. Hughes ssiiingfy
pointed to the heavy smoke hanging BE-
hind the stalled automobile.
Mr.. Hughes was handed his ballots aH
7oS o'clock. When he emerged from the
booth he handed the marked ballot 70 the
inspector, having taken exactly two min
utes to record his ehoies. He walked
back to his hotel accompanied hy the
crowd ana went ~ enss - his seessa.
He expected to pass the aay quietly at
tAe hetel,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

But few Of the mountain counties
which ordinarily return large majori-
ties. have been heard from, however.
and it is probable this figure will be
sharply cut. Conservative estimates
placed the Presidents probable majori-
ty at aosut lo'eeo. The indications
were that KeKntucky's entire delega-
tioa In Censrsss had been re-sleoted,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
LIST or REPUBLICAN
AND THE DEMOCRATIC
. MEMBERS AS ELECTED
SENATE

membership &c. Necessary for major
iy, 49, Present membership Democrats 55 Republicans, 39
Progressive Republican, l. Vacancy Dem- Ark.).
IS Senators will be selected this year. the terms 81 expiring
March 1917 and being selected fill unexpred Of
Senator Edwin Buregh of Maine BENJAMIN F. Shve Of In
DIANA and James Clarke of Arkansas deceased Frederick
and Bert M Ferna of Maine elected at the Septe
Der election.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
MCCORMICK SEES
VICTORY FROM
WESTERN STATES

New York. Noy. AT 11.30 o'clock
tonight Vance Mccormick, chairman Of
the Democratic national committee.
gave out the following statement:
I'VE do not cpncede Hughes election
" aay means. Prssideat Wilson can
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
RoNpQIN

EAsf-RevpssH, ths 1s-yeay-oA son
~ Mr., aa4 Mn b g. etsShiH4. sAst .
deer that dSesse4 100 pouads one day
this vesk.
r. g. gtaxpirA of Auburn u passing
. fsy days With Ms peEaRts, ~ md
krs. u e. StAxNItA ~,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
MISSISSIPPI

E. 8. Gambler, Jr., (Dem.)
H. D. Stephens (Dem.>
b. @. Humphreys (Dem.)
Thomas U. Sisson (Dem.)
w. w. venabie tDen.)
Pat Harrison (Dem.)
Percy =. Quin {DenA.)
]. w. Collier {Dem.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
UNITED STATES SENATE

ALABAMA
John Hollis Bankhead Den.)
Oscar ". Underwood (Dem.)
ARKANSAS
Joseph r. Robinson (Dem).
WnL +. Kirby (Dem).
COLORADO
John +. Shafroth (Dem.)
Chas. S. Thomas Dem.)
GEORGIA.
olse Smith Dem.)
pos. VIM. Hardwick Dem.)
RIDA-
Pa M. Tramwell (Dem.)
Duncan U. Fletcher Dem)
IDAHO
/. VIM. Edgar Borah (Rep)
James H. Brady (Rep.)
ILLINOIS
Jas. Hamilton Lewis (Dem.)
Lawrence Y. Sherman (Rep)
IOWA.
VIM. Squire Kenyon Rep)
Albert. B. Cummins Rep.)
KANSAS
VIM. Howard Thompson Dem.)
Charles Curtis (Rep.)
KENTUCKY
CJie M. James (Dem.)
j.. c. w. Beckham (Dem.)
LOUISIANA +-.8-.. ..-@,-s.~
Joseph E. Ransdell (Dem.)
r. F.. Broussard (Dem)
MAINE
Frederick Hale (Rep.)
Bert I. Fernald (Rep.)
: MISSISSIPPI
John Sharp Williams (Dem.)
James X. Vardaman pem.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
KENTUCKY GIVES
WILSON 10000

= Louisville, KY, Nov, Returns from
about 50 per cent. OF the precincts in
Kentucky at 11:l5 showed President
Wilson leading by ebout s5.oee. !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
NEW YORK.

Joseph v. Flynn (pem.)
James P. Maher (Dem.)
J. ]. Fitzgerald (Dem.)
d. ]. Grimm (Dem.)
D. ]. Riordan (Dem.)
n. r. conry (Dem.l
p. J. Dooling tDem.)
Henry Bruckner (Dem.)
Frederick Rowe (Rep.)
w. NJ. Chandler (Rep.)
VIM. s. Bennett (Renl
w. w. Magee (Rep.)
H. Fl. Pratt (Rep.)
B. H. Shell (Rep.)
Chas. B. Smith (Dem.)
g. W. Fairchild (Rep.)
VIM. S. Bennett (Rep.)
Archie d Sanders {Rep.)
S. w. Dempsey (Rep.)
W. r. Waldon (Rep.)
c. NJ. Hamilton (Rep.)
B. L. Fairchild (Rep.)
James w. Hustled (Rep.)
Edmund Platt (Rep.)
Chas. B. Ward (Rep)
RIB. Sanford (Rep.)
H. S. De Forest (Rep.l
Luther w. Mott (Rep.)
H. p. Snyder (Rep.)
Norman j. Gould (Ren.)
Thomas B. Dunn (Rcp.)
James 9. Parker {Rep.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

NEW HAMPSHIRE
Henry F. Hollis (Dem.l
Jacob II. Gallinger (Rep.)
NEW YORK
William a. Calder (Rep.)
James A. -O'GOrman (Rep.)
NORTH CAROLINA
F. NJ. Simmons (Dem)
Lee Slater Overman Dem.)
OKLAHOMA
Robert l.. Owen (Dem.)
Thomas Pryor Gore (Dem.)
OREGON
Henry Lane (Dem.)
Geo. E. Chamberlain (Dem.)
PENNSYLVANIA
Philander c. Knox (Rep.)
Boise Penrose (Rep.)
! RHODE ISLAND
Peter G. Gerry tDem.)
| lie Baron r. Colt (Rep.)
|SOUTH CAROLINA
BENZ. Ryan Tillman (Dem)
Ellison D. Smith (Dem.)
iSOUTH DAKOTA
| Thomas Sterling (Rep.)
Edwin s. johnson (Dem.)
TENNESSEE
Kenneth d. McKellar (Dem.)
John X. Shields (Dem.)
Chas. A. Culberson CDem)
Morris Sheppard Dem.)
VERMONT
Carroll Smalley Page (Rep).
William F. Dillingham; (Rep).
VIRGINIA.
! Thomas Staples Martin (Dem.)
| Claude Augustus Swanson (Dem.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES

Total membership 1885, Necessary for majority, 21S Pres
ent membership Democratic 228 Republican, 1875 Progressive
Republican, q Progressive 3; Independent L. Socialist Il Prohi
btionst Il onit L.
l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
John Wingate Weeks (Rep.)
MAINE

Louis 3. Gocdall fRep.)
Wallace H. White, Jr.. (Rep.)
John A. Peters (Rep.)
Ira q. HeFsey tRsp.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA

Charles NJ. Stedman (Dem.)
John H. Small (Dem.)
Claude Kitchen Rem,l
Geo. F.. Hood (Dem)
Edw. w. Pou (Pem.)
II. L. Goodwin (Dem.)
L. u, Robinson tDem.)
F.. Y. Webh (Dem)
Zebulon Weaver (Dem.)
zebulon Weaver (nem.)
A. g. Dewalt Dem.)
J. v. Lesher CDem.)
H. J. Steele (Dem.)
w. S. Ware (Rep.)
G. S. Graham tRep.)
], H. Moore (Rep)
G. w. Edmords (Rep.)
7. S. Butler (Rep.) ~
w. w. Griest (Rep.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

L. r. McEadden (HsPJ
A. 9. Krieder (Rep.)
e. E. Robbins tRep.)
H. W. Temple tRep.l
N. L. Strom (Rep.)
8. g. Porter SRep)
]. NJ. Norm (Rep.l
A. j. Barchfeld (Rep.)
At Large
+. s. Cargo (Rep.)
NJ. N. Garland (Rep.)
j. Mclaughlin tRep.)
J. r. X. Scott (Rep.)
A. r. Brodbeck (Dem.)
Henry w. Watson (Rep.l
John r. Farr tRsp.l
Peter T.. Costello (Rep.)
Geo. p. Darrow (Rep.)
SOUTH CAROLINA
r. S. Whaley (Dem.)
James F. Byrnes (pem.)
F, H. Dominick {Dem.l
S. J. Nichols (Dem.)
d. e. Finley (Dem.)
J. Willard Ragsdale tDem.)
A. F. Lever (Dem.) :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
SOUTH CAROLINA


Cordell Hull (Dsm.)
w. c. Houston (Dem.)
]. W.. Byrns tDem.)
l.. p. Padgett fDem.)
Finis J. Garrett (Dem.)
Hubert Fisher (Dem.)
Sam r. Sells (Rep.)
r. w. Austin (Rep.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

Oscar L. Gray (Dem.)
q. H. Dent. JP.. (DsnAl
Henry p. etsgaM tpsm.)
F. L. BaAekzaoa (Dsr.)
J. T. Ha1ia (Dem.l
w. B. Oliver (Dem.l
]. L. Burnett (Dem.)
e. b. Alnon (Dam.|
George Huddlsston tpam.)
w. B. Bankhead (Dem.)
ARKANSAS
T. H. Caraway (Dem).
w. A. .Oldfield (Dem).
]. N. Ttllman tDem).
Otis Wingo (Dem).
H. n. Jacoway (peml. III
S. NJ. Taylor (Dsm).
VIM. S. Goodwin (psm).
GEORGIA.
J. w. Overstreet (Dem.)
F. E. Park (Dem.)
c. n. Crisp DENY
w. C. Adamson (Dsm.)
W. S. Howard {pem.)
]. w. Wise (Dem.)
Gordon Lee (Dsm.)
s. J. Tribble (Dem.)
T. NJ. Bel! (Dem,l
Carl Vtnson (Ism.)
J. r Walker (Dem.)
". W. Larsens (Dem.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
VIRGINIA.

VINUKNIA
c. 3. Slamp (Rep.)
VIM. A.. Jones (Dem.)
E. e. Holland (Dem.l
4. J. Montague (Dem.)
Walter Watson (Qem.l
E. w. Sanders (Dem.)
Carter GlasQ (Dem.l
T. w.. Harrison (Den.)
c. G. Carlin (DeHf.r
E. Lee Trinkle {Dem.1
H. D. Flood (Qem.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

i xEAAS-
Eugene Black (Dem.)
Martin Dies (Dem.)
James Young (Dem.)
Sam Rayburn (Dem.)
II. w. Summers (Dem.)
Rufus Hardy (Dem.)
A. W. Gregg (Dem.)
Joe H. Eagle (Dem.)
]. J. Mansfield (Dem.l
]. p Buchanan (Dem.)
Tom Connally (Dem.)
James C. Wilson (Dem.)
John H. Stevens {Dem.l
James L. Slayden fpem,)
John N. Garner (Dem,)
Thomas NJ. Blanton (pem.
At Large
jeff. McLemore (Dem.)
Danl E. Garrett (pem.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
GEORGIA.
FLORIDA

FLORIDA-
H. J. Drane (Dem.)
Frank Clark (Dem.)
J. w. Kehoe {Dem.)
W. J. Sears (Deln.l
ILLINOIS,
James r. Mann (Rep)
W. W. Wilson (Rep.)
Geo. E. Foss tRep.)
Ira c. Copley (Rep.j
Chas. E. Fuller (Rep.)
]. c. Mckenzie (Rep.)
Edw. ]. King (Rap.)
Clifford Ireland tRepl
John A. Sterling tRep.l
VIM. B. Mckinley Rep.)
KENTUCKY
A. w. Barkley (Dem.)
D. H. kincheioe tDsm.)
A. B. Rouse (Dem.)
J. c. Cantrill (Dem.)
Harvey Helm (Dem.)
r. Y. Thomas (Dem.l
Ben johnson (Dem.)
Swagor Sherley DENY
John w. Langley (Rep.)
Caleb Powers (Rep.)
LOUISIANA
A. Estopinal (Dem.)
H. G. Dupre (Dem.)
J. T. Watkins (Dem.)
Riley J. Wilson (Dem,)
Jared Y. Sanders (Dem.)
Ladislas Laxaro (Dem.)
James Aswe'l (Dem.>
MASSACHUSETTS,
Henry Cabot Lodge (Repl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08

H. J. Drane (Dem.)
Frank Clark (Dem.)
J. w. Kehoe (Dern.)
w. J. Sears (Deln.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-11-08
VERMONT

Frank l.. Greene (Rep).
Porter II. Dale (Rep).
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
GIRLS! GIRLS! Try IT!
STOP DANDRUFr AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and gets
thick, wavy, strong and
beautiful.

Your hair becomes light. wayy
fuffy. abundant and appears ne soft
lustrous and hcau,iful as "a young
girls after a "Danderinc hair cleanse
Just Thy this moisten a cloth with u
littlc Danderinc and carefully draw II
through your hair, taking n smalI
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair OF dust. Slirt and excessive oil
a1d IN J ~ n few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair.
Besides benutifying the hair AT nee
Dandefinc dissolves every particle o'
dandrulf: ~clcanses. puriiios ana invie-
crates the scalp, forever stopping itch-
ing and falling hair.
Hut what will please YOU most will
be after a few weeks use when you
viii actually see new hair-iin" ana
downy az first-yes-but really new
hair growing an over the SCALP. II
you care for pretty, soft hair ana l"ts
OF IL surely get a 25-ccnt bottle of
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet cotntcr, and just try IT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
SPECIAL GAME R
TO REMOVE BEAVER IN
v VALLEY U 7

The Albuquerque Game Protective
association has announced that nj
It's recommendation State Game War
don. do iaaca has appointed a special
deputy game warden TO remove not
o. exceed 100 beaver from The RIO
Grhudo around Albuquerque between
nov and April 10 This action was
taken e. meet complaint of damage
by property owners The idea ls 10
reduce the beaver population and At
the same time carefully guard against
Their determination
THIS tr1ppcr viii. be operating m
and down the river, aud people are
whrnod not 60 remove beaver from his
traps since The possession OF - beaver
hide without "A special permit IL n
violation 81 tho game law punishable
by n hsdyy Guc The special trapper
IN under appointment as a deputy
warden. ana viii bc watching for IL
legal killing ~ ducks. quail. etc, NJ
we'll as ILLEGAL killluR Of beaver,
The hides of tho animals captured
VIII bo sold by the state warden and
the receipts turned In Ia the game
protection fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
FEED THE DRY cow
ON BETTER F
SAYS A R BULLETIN

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
FORMAL REPORT
MADE ON STATE
CONTEST HERE
b. g. Woodward, of Socorro,
Chairman Of Committee In
Charge Of Arithmetic and
&c Competitions,
Files Data.

A forma, report OF the committe,
on arithmetic and language competi.
lions at the meeting Of the state Edu'
c%ational association held here last No.
vcmber has Leen filed by e. q. wood.
ward, chairman. Tho report Is mad,
al this early date Ia order to give AZ
much time as possible Tor tho prepnr
alton OF sontestants tor this years
competition.
The report IL as follows:
Socorro. - Jan. 10. 1915
Professor J. ". vaughn. President
New Mexico Educational AAsooid-
ton. State College New Mexico.
Dear Sin; Your comultro on arithmetic
and language contests ior the th.r-
tconth annual mt stiuR 81 th' roN
Mexico Educational association hcgs
leave TO submit the Following report:
The contests were hclI as scheduled
In the general program IN the audi
forum % the Iicruhlil0 ooun,yhigh
school at Albuquerquo .U the forenoon
Vt Monday. Novemb,r -. 1919. there
being present a consldersblc audience
and u number OF Contestants.
Mossrs Howard a. Park. j. /. Fer
suson and T. H. Smith were chosen
as Judges Uy your committee. Arith-
m.tic paper No. AID language paper
No. ~ were selected from Thompson 7
Minimum Essentials ns the test ! apers
Tor The contest.
The results OF the contests are given
below.
Arithmetic-First prize won by
Juau Romero Of SaVdoVal county
time, Ave minutes. SECOND prize won
by Alice Cowan Of Dola Ana county.
time. four minutes and fifteen seconds.
Languagc-First pril, wuu hy stella
Tondre Of SandoNal county. time,
seven minute aud thirt, Seconds. Sec
ond prize won by Juan TrouJillo of
sandoval county; time, mines minutes
and ten seconds.
The prizes were presented TO the
winners AZ u of thu general sessions
of the association by tur chairGa~n Of
the committee, They consisted of sew
eral attractive hooks which were doc
mated for THIS purpose los q friend ct
the association.
Your committee wishes To- call at.
tent!on to the time consumed hy the
contestants IN comploting the test pa
per,. 1t seems that proper drill with
tho sheetr OF Thompson's Minimum
Essentials upon which the contests ARE
based would greatly improve both the
speed aud the accuracy uf the con-
testsnts The CHIEF criticism 81 tn.
years contests, would seem to- be that
preparation for them did not. begin
early enough to permit % ~ large q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

numbor n, ontrios 40 g. d..t,ahto .,
make those who ana .,,er - n-,ao.n
as tbev shoulI he your ,n,,,nn,a
vishos ia suggost 4, mo s,,oai 80,
of the state nat arm far nc.t ,.r,,
contests shouid no bcsu, ,t n,,o n
| Tins ia lef, untu tho ononrn. -, .r,on'
next fan many puniIs Who sbnpld ON.
ter tho contests vu hn dntr,rr1 Il,
lack of proper pronnr,tion nnI thos,
who do not enter WIN II. but nnorl,
| prepared IN many cases y
t,., Shoe.
rbon,snn,. vtu" ,a",a.'''' ~
s,.aaa,a, -, ,'', ." -
h, nh,otn.a 49,, ur, - 10
kt, So, ~
!,
ruies Tor thls Years contest are
siN1n oel"W' '"uf cohlihi''ee recon-
"''""s 'h"' 'heV ne usco i"r the COM
'"s Se"r'
]. Any pupil regularly enrolled In
any grade below the ninth In any View
Mexico district from which "A contest
ant enters. shall he permitted to GER
tity az 10 his clRibiliiy. No school
oi'iccr nor teacher shall h" eligible to
enter this contest
= No more than tuut contestants
from any one school district, i1cur-
porated town or city may enter these
contests They may enter on" 90 both
OF the contestH'
q AS many Judges as may be deem.
cd necessary shall b" elected 10y tho
conmittee. No person shall act ~ a
judge VINO ~ connected IN any way
with the School from which there Is q
contestant.
T. ~ many test papers "a the COM
mitioe may teen advisable shan he
selected for use Ia the contests Sc
lections VIII be made hy the chairman
pf the committee. from Thomps"ns
Essentials ~ arithmetic ana
Language. No announcement Of sheets
7tl"ctcd ~hall be made prior 10 the be
ginning of the contests.
o, AWARDS shall De made by The
Judges for excellence In both ac7ur-
acy ana speed, but accuracy SHAH DE.
NiNtn tMlgg the mngftluNg that IH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
Auto SAILS Compaa, Incorporates.

santa De. y. N. Jan. 20. Articles
of Incorporation yesterday wcre hled
by h Tucumcarl BuioK Sales agency,
with capital of $4,000, of which $1,000
- paid IA.
I, :, D"vor, Tucumcari. Is named
statutory agent. The directors aud
Interpretations are 4 :. Devor Tucum-
carl. eighteen shares, q. NJ. Hanson,
Dawson, eighteen shares. j T..
OkoufCe Chlcago, eight shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
PRYOR IN FAVOR
Of MOST R|CEO
INSPECTION Ian
Prospective President Of the
National Livestock Associa-
ton Says Importation of
Meat Is Dangerous.

-
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s,an,ban ~, n,"a, 49, It,. .s.
,na ,ha a.,a,,t.n,, "''S,
an,o,"E,. ,"..'."a an.
by Ike T. PRYOR az san Antonio 1..x
her. toduy before IN. convention Of
the American National Livestock as
| gocintion. lie cnntcudcd ma, IN. In.
| cr.as, in disease OF livestock ana tho
| importation of rcfrlrern,.d mont from
' foreign countries mas r,ts.d m. mas.
tiona which make these the para
mount Issues before the consuming
public.
"In fact many weli-i,fnrm.a mar.
SOM b.liey. IN. rec.n, outbreak ot
tn. foot and mouth disease" Mr..
PRYOR said. ga, brought into IN. INIT.
ed States in sn,n. iuuor,,,io, N, ,or.
,ign r~.friu,r,t.d meat" III, ,nn,iu.
ued. The inhabitants of each CITY
,hbuld hay. IN, rich, e, say m, frcsh
meats consumed therein ANAL b, In.
spec,ed on the hoof nj ,hat particunr
civ by their own insp.c,or :
A. ~
80. "ns
. ii. ..A., slA. - a..
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sa, III, =,
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100
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a"'i" 49, ""''"" "'""' 7"
800 a O., - ~
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- ~ wv '"
me puru'h OF 'oI"nel Pryor AZ
uiess was 'hc adNaht"gc l" ne gaihed
ny Wes'ock p'odu'crs' an wei as py
consumers OF meats foush inc
oS''pllshih'ht OF Nuni'iphl aoatt"lfs
"N' u pn'.e u ."e "'se pa.Nins
'"' i" ,"'' ~ ." q" S"Pp's'"s
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obli,n,ory ,hn, an ,ntnais In,.,s.a
for s~laupbtor no ipsnoc,.d az tho ,oo,
and again nm tho hnnL no dniv ,uthor
i.,d ana clearly a p.,.n, i,sncrtor.
before belnp oeorea Ia, All a. fond
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

The ingenuity of the writer's who arr
responsible for the thrilling Hazards
81 Helen railroad pictures IL frequent.
~ put to the test " evolving new ex.
T]oits Tor the caring Helen Gibson Ia
perform. There IL Il touch OF surprising
c%icvcrncss aud originality about the
feat which Helen attempts In "Thc
Haunted station and which II shown
IN the photograph above. Helen. pur.
sued by u dcmcnLcd ex-tclegrapher,
has raced down the track, only To find
that h drawhridte IL being elevated
TO allow a ship 10 pass. Her frantic
'rios attract the attention of the work
men on the bridge. and they throw
down u rope. She then makes the
r%cr.lous thirty foot climb hand over
hand on the swaying rope. with her
pursuer climbing after her.
\ fall from a scmaphote Is RESPONSE.
Ole for the weakening cf the former
Operators mind When the latter dis.
appears and his hat and coat nre found
on the river bank II Il thought that
he Is II suicide, and n successor IL np-
POINTED for the lonely station. Bui the
startling temperance Of the domcnicl
,porator cauSes the successor 10 think
iuai his ghost Is haunting the station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

Lyuia T.. RINK nam :
Vegetable Com
pound, When ! was
40 and had the
Change Of Life,
q .riend recon-
Inended IL and II
gave me such relief
from my bad feel
ings that took
several bottles.
I'm now well and
h.al,by md r.cnm-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

Monday morning AT 81 Gcneyicye's
.a'h"liu church, the Rov. VI Wander
ma"scn officiating. Miss Adola Lu-
cor". sister cot tho eroom. ond VIA y.
Lnroint editor of the Las cruces cha
zen acted as bridesmaid ana grooms-
man
Tho bridegroom il tho -on OF Jose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

Santa Fe, n. N, Jan, .G,-Stnto
aid yesterday VAS extended To Dis
trict NO ~ OF Sandoyal county. In
the sum of 1850, and ~ District 40.
os 81 san Miguel county. in the sum
of $3.50. 10 purchase school fufni-
turc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

Santa Fe, y. NJ, jan. 2s.-Ernest
A.. Meyer 81 Socorro yesterday WAS
appointed "A notary by the governor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

T. Lucero. eN-sheriff of Dona Ana
county me one OF the leading politi-
clans IN tho state, the btil~ IN the
daughter of Charles iiomlscI.
The young couple lott Tor 81 paso
Immediately after the ceremony ia
MIR lucoro's car. They VIII mako
their home IN Las cruces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26
ELDERlY'WOMEN
SAFEcUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change Of Life.

Dursnd. WIS., am the mother Of
fourteen children and ! owe my life to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-26

ana h latter nickname IL . the
railroad description " the post. After
the supposedly dead mans actions
have caused many male operators 10
resign, Helen is finally asked II she
WY take the job, which she does.
Her first night on the lonely vigil IL
Interrupted by the appearance 81 the
crazcd operator. and she spends n
terrifying night while he pursues her.
In the morning she seems about 20 be-
caught when he has pursued her To
The roof or the station, hut she lenIs to
n freight train on n nearby track, and
from there To- the ground. She sets IN
down the track, with her pursuer gain
ing az every step.
The suspense IL tense when She
seems halted at the river bank. owing
20 the fact that the drawhrhige is be-
Ing elevated. The perilous climb that
follows Is easily one ~ The most thrill.
ling Of the many daredevil fcntS she
has performed IN this kalcm series.
which IL gaining for her the title OF
the most daring girl IN motion pie.
lures Truth fo tell, II Is mn unenvi.
able title a. hold. when one considers
the day lay day events that she + call.
ed upon to perform Ia ur,icr 'o hold II.
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