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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-13
A BIT OF ADVICE


Experiment,
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iv and are languid in he morning. <
tho kidney seoretions are irregular
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need help
Doans Kidney pills are especially
prepared for kidney trouble They
ire commended as thousands can
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than the statement of au Albuquerque
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J ~ NlckreN plumber, i00t y.
Eleventh ST. Albuquerque. SAYS ~
don't hesitafo e. recommend Dom :
kidney riis foi hackache and kidney
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mediate relief from huokaehe know
- another ease where DuHn's Kidney
PMS brought positive relief from
backache. due ia weak kidneys'
Price Soc 40 all dcalcrs Don't sim.
ply ask for "a kidney remedy get
Deans Kidney fills-the same that
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props. ruffaio \, Y.
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cavalry From 1T. Russell.

Cheyenne, Wyo, March r.
Troops T. and II of the Twelfth caval-
~, at Fort D. A. Russell were order
ed 10 the Mexican border today and
We're expected to entrain during the
night The twenty fourth infantry,
Ii was said. had received no orders but
was ready TO move quickly.
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Kick ON Banana Rate.

Santa lie, March l2.-The Stamm
Fruit company of Albuquerque today
objected with the state corporation
commission against the rate of 81 on
bananas from Galveston, Tex, to Al
buquerque, and petitioned for a rate
of 50 cents
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White ~. or for Texas.

Chicago, March ia special train
departed from here tonight CARRYING
"A party Of twenty-five Chicago Areri-
can league players to the training
camp az Mineral Wells. TEX
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Santa Fe, March l2.--Jose Herrera,
of Mosquero, Union county, employed
by Isidro Montoya, was thrown from
u buggy and dragged to his death, a
few days ago.
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Santa Fc, March ~ Work is to
be- resumed next month on the Lake
Charette project. on the Mora-ColfaX
county line, under which 10000 acres
are To be reclaimed
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High Temperature al Yuma.

Yuma Ariz.. March la temper
allure of 700 degrees was registered
here today, marking. according to
the weather bureau, the hottest March
day in this locality in thirty seven
years
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GInnl. Dcfcai palIns.

Dallas, Tex. March H.. The New
York Nationals defeated the Dallas
Texas league team. To I, here today.
Sohauer. who started pitching for
New YORK was supplautcd hy scbupp
because Of Wildness.
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Escape From Reform school.

Santa Pc, March 12.-~An Albu-
querquc and a Roswell boy made
their escape from the state reform
school at Springer while unloading
coal al the Santa Re track.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

fOk RENT Three-room house, COM
pletcly furnished, piano. bath room.
SIS month, water and light paid Also
furnished rooms. s. month. Apply COS
south iirst.
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san Antonio, Tex. March H.
President Il. u Johnson of the AiIi-
erican league, today say the san An
tonic Texas, league team defeat the
u. Louis Nationals. : Ia 6, in ninth
inninr fnllA
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Pratt. l,ipIe Wins for browns.

Houston Tex. March II Pratt
triple in the seventh inning today
gaye the 81. Louis Americans Il victory
over the Houston, Texas. ieaeue team,
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foIr Worth. Tex, March i2.--Fort
Worth of the Texas league defeated
the Detroit Americans, 4 to B. in the
tenth inning here today.
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Batterles--Iaspar, Williams, Lem
line, warhop and Snyder Gonzales
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
Modesty for Women
Again in Fashion

Chicago, Dec. le-Miladr had her
first peek al the real STYLES for iaI
today. when the Designers Association
of Women's Clothes opened its biennial
convention in Tho La Sale Hotel here.
II the styles the mselves are not
available. at least there is no dearth
OF information concerning them
Prominently featured ls the fact that
modesty in woman's clothes again Is
coming into its own, Women, dressed
for the street. no longer will resem-
BILE memeer OF an Alpine chorus
in musical show. Neither will she
resemble the leader in ''kilties
band
Tho short. plump lady in the short
skirt. the tall, ransy one. who. at
tired for the. day looked like chap
ter Of revelations, VIII he no more.
Beauty no longer is to be regarded
as matter OF earish display Say the
designers. and lines. drapes. colors and
designs are TO be more desirable In
dress than In shocks.
With the short dress problem solved
the association proposes TO diiate upon
the psychology of clothes. their effect
on women ana the effect Of styles upon
their wearers The theory that t.eau-
tIful styles arouse beautiful thoughts
In women and make them suprenel>
happy will be illustrated at the con
vention by a group OF singing models
probably the first in history
Fifty clothing models. al % whom
will participate in a popularity con
test will exhibit the styles snd burst
into appropriate songs with each gar
mont.
Sombre brown or blue or black will
have an accompaniment of som bre
tunes. while merry strains will her
aid the gray, green or pink suits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17

being established to grow ensilage Tor
cattle feed. Its land includes twenty
miles of deep-wate front on thu At
lantic Ocean. with 100000 feet or
standing timber. 100000 crossties
and 500 crops of turpentine. 1T is
the intention to Craze 10000 head OF
cattle and 10000 head of sheep.
All the essential facts indicating the
character and extent of these big
Southern items of industrial progress
are presented in the Manufacturers
Record. together with many others.
which include the following:
Hyde County Land and Lumber Co..
Berryville, Va. incorporated with
$500, 900 capital to develop timber
land.
The williams Co. Greenvflle, $. G..
incorporated with s250,000 capital for
manufacturing food products from
vans
Pinkney Mills. Gastonia, \. c., In
corporated with s250.000 capital 10
mana facture cotton goods.
White Star Refining Co, Oklahoma
CITY. incorporated with $2oo.000 cap
ital for refining crude petroleum.
John r. Milliken K Co. St Louis
capacity 1000 pounds of absorbent
cotton.
Fulton Manufacturing Co. Rich-
wood, W Va, incorporated with 5000
600 capital to manufacture wooden
utensils.
west Virginia Beverage Co.
Charleston. w. Va. incorporated with
100000 capital to manufa cture non
alcoholic beverages.
r. G. Rankin. Gastonia y. G., Will
organize S150.000 company 10 bulid
an mill for tl.Ting
nae cotton yarn.
Atlas Windmill Co. san Antonio
Tex. Incorporated with sl50,0oo cap
itaI Ia manufacture windmilis
Elm Grove Mining Co, Wheeling,
w. Va. incorporated with sf5o.ooo
capital to develop coal mines:
Cherokee Spinning Co. knoxviile;
Tenn. organized with ) $4,000 capltai
to build 5.000-spindie mill for spin
ming fne-combed cotton yarns.
Old Dominion Coal Co. paramount
". Va, incorporated with s12o,ooo
capital TO mine coal.
Prokter- Eagle Coal Co. Amhersdaie
W. Va. incorporated with S1oo,Voc
capital for developing coal properties
savannah Ahattoir 4 Packing Co.,
savannah Ga. Incorporated with
100000 capital to build abattoir ana
meat packing plant for cattle, sheep
ana uOSS. -,..-
Ponca Lubricant Co, Ponca City'
INCORPORATED with 100000 capital to
manufacture lubricants
Dutch Dairy and Creamery Co.
Roanoke. Va. incorporated with sleo'-
600 capital to operate dairy and
creamery.
American Pine and Cypress Co. st
Marv's Ga. incorporated with $loo'-
o0n capital 10 build plant with daily
capacity q. 900 feet Of lumber and 30
AGO shingles.
Abingdon Water Co. Abingdon. Va.
incorporated with 100000 capital &c
Cors truct water works.
American Pine and cypress Co
Jacksonville. Fla incorporated with
xfoo, 900 capital and will build mill
with daily capacity 25,00o feet OF
lumbC
A. T. Small Quarries. Macon, Ga,
incorporated with $4,000 capital to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
LAWS FOR MOTHERS
COLORADO DEMAND

Denver, Col, Dec. 1o.--Progressive
Legislation for women and children
will be asked from the Colorado
Twenty-firs General Assembly, which
meets in Denver early in January.
One of the big fights Will be in be-
half of the mother who, through I'M
toward circumstances. Is forced to
place her children in the dependency
list and automatically loses possession
Of them for good and all. The Legisla-
ture will be asked to amend the pres
emit law by the addition of a redemp-
ton clause through which a mother
will be given a right to regain pos
session of her children in a stated
period.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
||NuU IIIES IN SOUTH
FIGURE IN MILLIONS
Nearly Million Is to BE Spent On
lettering Newport News Ship
building Plant.
OTHER GREAT ENTERPRISES i.
Million Dollar Louisiana Lumber
Proposition and Million Dollar Oil
Refinery in Texas Among Week S
Developments.

baltimore, Nd. Dec. l6.--~An invest
ment OF S1,000.000 for cutting timber
and manufacturing lumber in Louisi-
ana. $1,000,00o for plant to refine
and otherwise handle petroleum in
Missouri. $4,000 for improvements
to a shipbuiding plant in Virginia,
100000 for doubling the capacity of
and generally improving an oil re-
finery in Texas. t2s.000acre live
stock farm development enterprise in
Georgia and "A s225,0o0 corporation 70,
mining graphite in Alabama are
among the most important of the
southern deveiopmenta enterprises
announced during the past week,
These developments and many others
are detailed in this week Mauufac-
fur6rs Records. which also pfesents
other interesting ana timely iuforna
ton regarding the South's natural re-
sources and their utilization in manu-
featuring and the various avenues OF
industrial activity. The reports OF lhe
week cover almost every avenue of
industrial progress calling for the cX-
penditure of man! millions Of dollars
throughout the South
Increasing demands for snip con-
ztruCtion and repairs is the reason for
the Virginia shipyards company hav-
ing decided upon the $3.50, 600 expen-
ciluFe mentioned. MS is the New
port News tNa.) Shipbuildine and
DrNdoch Co. and it's betterments Will
he undertaken next year, to include
constructing additional buildings and
Installing new machinery, with the
proba billty Of building another ways
The Louisiana timber and lumber
proposition is the undertaking of the
Peavy- Wilson Lumber Co. of Lees
vile. which has organized with Il cap
ital of $1,000, goo to cut the tim bei
or av.ooo acres Of land and TO build a
mill with a daily capacity of $50. 0ed
feet of lumber The 5000, o0o oi'-re-
finery improvements in Texas constl-
tute the plan of the Pierce oil Corpo-
lation OF St. Louis for its plant al
Texas City. The 1925, 600 graphite.
mining enterprise is the May Bros
Graphite Co. which has incorporated
with offices at Ashland, Ala. The Eagle
Graphite Co, also of Ashland has
been incorporated with s1o0. 600 cap.
ital 30 develop graphite properties
Weli-knowu capitalists Of Virginia
North Carolina and Georgia are de
terInining details for the ] 2S.eo0- acre
Georgia livestock farm. The Georg3a
Land and Livestock Co. is The title 81
their company, with Offices AT Town
send Ca, where e,eeo-acre farm i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
l1lNGLEAD-ZINC
DEDUCTION IN STATE
lvapia District Occurs In Fissure Type Vein
Characterised BY Great Persistency In Length
(eDtAA7 Hundred Tons Daily Now Being
Produced, Averaging SO Ton.

these Mississippi valley ore bodies as
requirements in limestone makes their
size and extent a very uncertain guam
tlty until they have been thoroughly
explored and developed. Ia the Spot
sylvania County district the ore de-
posits are OF the assure vein type.
which are characterized by persistency
in length and depth. and in many cases
yield weathered outcrops which can
be traced for long distances over the
surface. The recoverable metal con-
tent Of these ores as shown by the
Virginia Lead and Zinc Corporation In
actual operation averages in the
neighborhood OF $12 per ton. II IL in
the light Of these facts that the region
has received commendation and a
promising future predicted for il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
Nneinians Firing Wholesal Manufacturers Travelling Men

Another provision to be asked is a
maternity law that will make the
State the protector Of expectant moth
ers, who have neither homes. frienes
nor funds. to the end that the child
shall be properly cared for and given
a chance to start life decently.
A strong organization OF representa-
tive women has been formed to pro-
mote this legislation. Among other
bills they will ask the Legislature to
consider are: Adult probation, mini
mum wage, mothers compensation,
non support restoration of jurisdic-
ton in all adult delinquency and de-
tendency cases to Juvenile courts, a
tax levy for general fund to insure
mothers pensions and a commission
to modify laws pertaining to women
ard children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
SHORTEN HOLIDAYS
FOR SOUTH'S WORKERS

Birmingham. Ala. Dec. 16.~-Iron
and steel manufacturers and coal pro-
ducers Of the South are not inclined
to grant employees long holidays this
year. So pressing is the demand for
iron and steel products that 1t is not
expected industrial plants will be
closed for more than a day or two dur
ing the holiday season. In past years
1t has been customary to close down
the plants by the middle Of December
and not resume work until January ..
but because of changed conditions
there will be practically no let-up in
work this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17
~F-Ek DARK MAN TO
HAND HIM xIOe oaa

Denver Col. Dec. i6.-~There's a
dsrk man somewhere in Colorado who
can have bundle ~ money If he'll
jnst speak up. He's short and stout
ard fourteen years ago. when last
!. heard from. he had black hair. and Il
he makes his identity known he can
collect $1a0.a0e.
That is ths amount which awaits
Lewis {. Dodge as 4 result of the
death " his brother. Charles II
Dodge, well-to-do merchant of Proyi-
dence. f I. The search for Lewis
Dodge is being made by John F.. Can
field. of Greeley. Colo, nephew OF
Charles Dosses partner.
Lewis DC ige came 10 the Came d
ranch thirty years ago. Until 1902 he
correspondel regularly with his East
err relatives. Then his letters ceased,
after he left the Canheld employ and
wandered away
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17

develop stone quarries
j. NJ. Lang Co., Montgomery, Ala.
incorporated with $4,000 capital. to
manufacture fertilizer
kermont Gasoline Co. Tulsa, Okla.
incorporated with $4,000 capital to
manufacture gasoline.
South Florida Sugar Co, Miami.
Fla. Incorporated with $4,000 cap
ital to refine sugar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-17

result OF the high
stalls during the past
the most promising
olnt or becoming a
, be found in north
While this district.
Hrts Of. Louisa. Spot
ice Wiiliam Counties.
Pm the leader In the
N pyritss, the pres
ore was discovered
Developments by the
nQ Zinc Corporation
- which are located
county have demon
-Srade lead-zinc ore
- quantities. and it
, that~this company
- rival some of the
Mining companies in
70. +
ore . rAssin bles 10 a
he leAd-zinc ore OF
.. Montana. district
luality and mode of
ore being worked 80
Butte and Superior
for example. aver
pr cent lead and sew
kline with small cop
contents. while the
uAty ore averages
ent lead and twelve
th a small copper
oximately two ounces
ton. In tho Spotsyl-
trict. az in the Butte
occurs in the fissure
ch Ii usually charac-
persistency both III
h. The single vein
orked by the Virginia
Corporatioh ON the
~ has been ,tsvel-
Qtal distance OF more
hd to a depth of ESQ
indication thatit will
Nrther in both sdirec,
drface this rehn can
bve- 1900 feet. and
xpreas the beIief that
many times the depth
TAR been attained in
work. PsrAllelins
bed within a distance
-four other veins OF
DO Of which has been
be OF equal width
the developed vein.
hree possess the pos
equally as vsiua BILE.
no development work
IN them.
nslrcxi Tons a Day.
M have been in pros =
than n year. the out
nc0 mine hs~ reache d
per day. with ore re-
estimated b. com pc :
5000 tons. and val
million collars on the
fage prices Of lead and
IL twelve wears This
rapidly iucrea sed By
b the probabl. re-
hWd by tho unds =
The vein being worked
|itionai veins is M GEO
|shix amount
|eyas rksbi. showing IN
! IL is not 10 bic
khis operation - III d.
compare bic TO laant
Gestern operstiuns i
tar idea that there are
frences or any size ~
many biologists and
Z OF established r-pu-
visited th's propect,
10 the merit and pos :
ut possesses. as well
Mites In other section
(which oa.rs n most
prospsctor. In View
prospects in this dis-
10 expet TED That other
soon be started, and
viii eventuslly b.
Of the lead and zine
!.
Rw1sre Predicted.
M tims ghs Virginia
is the ONLY
f.je. having recently
kIlah Cooper mine anS
smith Mines. Ia
nuisting large ore re-
pn 10 keeping tne miii
} are under Way Tor
m facilities. and il II
! eAe win b. made AIN :
OF custom work. shout
crened.
IL from the fores oin 2
.iyanlA County d.sttic'
those familiar with i
,ptlm!Stic light. but =
On will show something
ness. particularly. fro. !.
standpoint. The aver :
mi recovered from. tn,
the Mississippi sfst
reduces approximate !
The total zine produce
hates, had in 1914. &C
GIFTED States Geoloei
rtNus Of S2.3s per ton
The evening world., 1916-01-10

Pont Powder Works at Carncy's
Point, n. J. II had been reported
that large number % men had lost
their lives, but after an investigation
the superintendent Of the plant said
that only three wcrc dead.
The cause OF the explosion Is not
known, but, according to the superin-
tendent, there is no suspicion that the
blast was duo to outside agencies.
The report that arrests had been
made was denied.
The dead are John Walsh. Nyack,
N. y: Richard j. Larney. Philadel-
phla, and 4. clyde Lynn. address not
known.
Tho superintendent OF the plant
said the victims wero employees. hut
they had 10 business In that part OF
the works whore tho explosion oc-
CURED The blast was a terrific one
and was felt twenty-five miles away
Wire communication with the plant
was cut off by the shock, with the re-
suit that the widest rumors ore
vailed until daylight cleared UP the
extent of the accident.
The property loss Ia small, rs the
The evening world., 1916-01-10

member Of the Child Welfare Board
and later made Chairman OF that
body by vote OF Commissioner Kings
bury. his associate In charity trust
work, after the board was evenly d.
vided.
"lu this connection lt might well
be remembered that Commissioner
Kingsbury was only member OF this
board because OF the provision of tho
act which included him ex-ofiicio.
Mr.. Mathews endeavors to defend
the activities OF the Child Welfare
Board by stating that the Board was
organized on Aug. ~, one week after
IL was appointed. lie does not, how
ever, explain his further statement:
some 1000 letters from widows ask
ing assistance were received the first
few days
~ am reliably informed that soon
after organization he went on a vaca-
ton, and according to his statement
III was not until the first OF October
that the Board felt II had acquired
sufficient data to present an intelli'
gent request for funds to the Board
OF Estimate This clearly indicates
tho lack OF diligence OF action In re-
spcct at least to these 1000 appli-
cations
The evening world., 1916-01-10

tin McCue. who fnthered the bill in
the Lower House last year. At the
same time they will be presented by
Senator William II lin. who cham
ploncd the measure In tho Senate.
The resolutions read as follows:
Whereas the state Commission,
after two years study OF the question
OF widows Pensions, issued o COM
plctc report on the subject, that covers
experience, statistics and all facts rc-
laung thereto with recommends
lions. and
Whereas the said report, together
with the efforts Of the members Of
said commission, brought about the
present widows Pension Law, which
was vigorously fought and opposed by
the private charities. agencies found
by this commission to be pauperizing,
inadequate aud inefficient, and
whereas this law, which was made
pormissivo In order TO conccdo the
principle of home rule was grossly
violated In spirit and intent: the legls-
lation being intended for the purpose
of keeping tho home Of the widow and
her children intatct without subject
ing thom to the faint OF charity. and
also to keep out from institutions
tho children OF such worthy widows,
The evening world., 1916-01-10
In Treating tuberculosis

~ should DO remembered that one ~ the
siss 20 relief IL found In abundance of
fr.sh air--dsy and nlKht--iho largest pos.
sole freedom from overcxsrtion. and well.
cooked. pure FOOD.
Attention 20 these should DO uuca
toward srfeAiins the proErcss ~ the
rnalady. but In many cases there IL need
FOR extra help. Where Mature has 10
work with a weakened body her power IL
limited Before she can do her most.
there must he q return to normalitv Of
functions.
Under such circumstances. Try Eek
MANI Alternative, which has been used
with large benefit by many sufferers from
tuberruiose. In numerous cases 70 has
helped 70 bring about recovery.
And since N contains no opiates. narcot-
les or habit forming drugs, It's use II not
attended with danger. At Rlket Hoeenan
Co., your druggists or direct
Brkruan Laboratory, PhiiedeIphis.-Advt