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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
TOUR over OZARK
TRAIL TO ST. LOUIS
Good Roads Convention to
be Held in Springfield
June 81.

JOPLIN, Mo-, March 29.-The
Southwestern Automobiles. official
organ of the Ozark Trails association,
says in the current issue.
Beginning April 1O-Monday
opening gun for the Ozark Trails
convention at Springfield June q and
2S. will be fired. whth President W.
II. Harvey OF the Ozark Trails asso-
citation. John T Woodruff of tho
Greater Springfield committee, and
three or four automobile loads OF
good roads enthusiasts will leave
Springfield at a. IN. for tour of IN
speCtion over the proposed route 10
81 Louis from the southwest. The
scenic route will be inspected going
10 ST Louis and on the return the
direct or northern route Will be tol-
lowed. This was decided upon Al the
meeting Of tho president and secre-
tary Of the Ozark Trails association
with the Greater Springfield organi-
zation.
The date O! the convention was also
Sc; for June S--.> and il was decided
that a two-days' session he arranged,
The frs; day. June .. Will be devoted
largely 70 the opening addresses well
coming 81 the deleSaies the appoint
ment ot committees on lesiSlaton.
resolutions. finances promotion and
other committees which u1y D.
deemed necessary for the work or
the convention Tuesday. June -
the convention VII es; down - t>S
ness ns1er!re - reports from P-es. p
dent Ea-vey Treasurer CDl1i-e ham
SECRETARY Charles w Fea-. and Wee
Presidents Cyrus Avery u oklahcrl.
J. ! Wolfe q Kansas. George Stre 2
az Arkansas s-d Emmett King ci
Missouri Following repoTss, a.
dresses ~lil re delivered and t-s
routine 9! the convsliloa taken ~
ir The afternoon 81 . ?. II ot1cs ''
WI. he eiecse5 and The 1871 Place t'
meeting selected. Among The ei1es
he cons derea IS Oklahoma Ciiy. Mo-
ie Ne. Tpfsa- SAY plp4- fo-T scott
F5;tsNu-.. FSvs;isvlls ard Miami
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF |,

\ MARRIAGES LICENSE wAs IS
sued Yesterday 90 Herman Fence
Mauurcci. and Mabel MCCrS>Ntn.
Wt>; r,auc, Mo
\ p NOGEETSON. who has been
confined g. his home oO North ChcN-
cruc aNcDuc for several 3aNs, threat
cuta W';h TacUm"r,'a, 5 N'nN"''S''ns'
N ORDER ~ allow the members
- attend ;ho t.uAl SESSION - ne S'Sie
SorGay ScNaN convention she y w,
4 4 .ro-a. c,uN Viii Acein rs ne
hcar>al AZ c'c'cck tonight
Tl{N NNNllOWlNG DIVORCE SUITS
were :i,c& i- the S&Ncriov court YES
tcr,isv. t>',~ y SGcfClcv " NorA
SNccs'tr ana : II Anderson " Ere
s. : Anderson
CNvEl.TN INSTEAD - ;nNjeNN
: ;rc ,Na-cc in suG tor divorce
~,oA >tyr-a, 5syS Asr IN :. / Free
vssn y-o-,, rs wife Margaret f-et-
r.S~. S~& reported n The World
SIT TNNsS plNCNCE UAs Alci ~
N7r-.t NtN ~-CN E-c-, Re- N0Sa@''o.
sN-s-N NtA.~~sy ~ nc superior
o., q. NtS- o-5sY TIE petition charge :
q RS s,r~sc0t TNc VcaYic Vtce mar
sse5 .ay ,s -$t0
~ssY Tulsa NY-l.TGATHS 90 ,ne
f,>se> t'Srk ct~ftrCoct :tl> Saintre1
wan ~ -nosc- ty the N>tcS Park
.-ae 70 sNc y W ! \ 81 mcttrs
l>.tsy ~trN; t- ;Nc y " ( \ cafe.
fr-ss TNc members = the ciue N-I
10 treated g. s. supper ss Mss Nor
er-c y Hanson SECRETARY - ihc lor"l
y W g. \
W FANEE - saltwater. father
= ,Ntla~lc SsNtr ~ ;he ral>a hls p
s-r..>. fscr'tv WSs ~ tff c'N YES
-e-,teV ,~ business fsc WSS accom-
vs-.cs rN rs tSGeftcr. Mrs :
E NA-n- NSt, - jennings NNo ~as :
o<iceatc O. she S,@tc Sunday sch'''
cou,c"t.cn.
NT17N ONE1STEEE~T va> arrest ,5..
F ~ tcYaty She-ffS YESTERDAY cn
f yret..,c Warrant charging him =
IS lsc demanded ~co oas>at'or pa9s7s
Ntt,rf NJ W,r'6 >anSer; - -cia-r
ans rc.-s unable 20 Far1i>r Ncr6 =
. ne <ugn q. 50 bth US com-iitcd -
nc county -a1 while pApsTs VII IL
+ T~>,vve5 at orco
\ It-EN HAVING Ns.er s,ac,i ci
sra accepted ~ ~ >tSte s-a &C.
sc~~c ;Nc ;-iSl ot WI Wos;- uceTA
.,r, = -N.-cc ~ murder Wr.l begin thl'
morning ir shc : sire; cou-t Wcs, ;;
-NSr-cH w-tN <NNcs5rc HI f.'l ntc-o
Ar,uf N-os- *, astc- 3 quarrel Thi
,r,N t-p1t-,cSS - 1ht s-'ASc3T :
aN->-cs--al5 Ncy. ArtAu- lee Cook
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

BRoUGH LEADING
IN ARKANSAS RACE
Former University Professor l. Load.
INC In GatrsnAloyIAl
Contest.

Ll--l-h ROCK Ars- March 90
VIII az estimated less Than ore-itr'-
G. TIE sofSl vote II to6Ays Dem C,c-'li ?
state primary reported. ~. ChArles =
S-oueh NAL recently profess g.,
polrcal ecoacr.y ir the Cn3ve-sty st
Arkansas Is leading his Iwo cqsln-
snts Judge J. |. Smith and Setrt taf'
O. S,&is Es-le ". HODGES to- sc1t-
ror. TIE total vote reported
RroDeN Sl.t, Smith, $50.
HODGES 3tss-
Practically al, ever the sf2Ie the
slecuo- 0.NesAfs are counfre ne
vote sog governor eirsi and 1As Nlis
reported :r iAs c;hs- races
1esGesNie
In ire races for nomination ;tT
consreSsrlAn, Thomas C&zpNtl
NcoANoIs&s attorney Is laaeine Coz.
e-'ossraaz W. A OlsfSelS il the Tara
5iS-sst II IRE goGr;h. Coaercssi-'Aa :
oAs WAnco apparently has de:eS'c'
John II DAVIS lr The SIKH Con
e-ossna AZ Sam Taylor is lsSsire hs
two opponents /. r. Sawyer a het'
SrTSnss, and = lsavis Nsxo- q. fine
ElUS. ir the seventh Congress ma 7,
W, A, Goodwin has q substantial leA9
eNe- four opponents The -srnairin =
sAcce Arkansas eons-ossrnen were NJ
opposed fo- renorrinAoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
LEAVE AND
HOLDUP IS STAGED
Lone RAnGi. Sticks u
Rc>tAuran. N WeSI
Tulsa.

Il Nas Nctn ss5S 'Thsy osrs coms
NasA~ Sa, shs sur mar WHO esSssee
from ssSt-olnSr y Is. Sullivan Uhile
re v-ss Sr-'es,tT rs ". :. Clk-S vhs 81
ssrY.y1eG 60 yGD ~tvo,ve- s-o7r Nis
Ssri in Wa>G Ne}Ss early TuosdAs
-narr.Inr ended Officers SetI ied %
Nuui sd- Nlyn ara AelG AZ 4at Fgne-
-es,sSl-ar ~ s. 90 c'clecA, sst -
cared El3N ynors shS1 s?t
Tho Nupt had scarcely hesr sivtr
~ pNcr Int game walked 1rTc IRE
-ostsu-Ari ana asked so- pSsSSes n.
ci.S-s,ss When tN* cle-S leoSet ID
ne wa covered v-tN -xvolvs- and
-,asransc6 81 0ncs - IRE cus' oner Z
Sor.SnS ;Nss NS guS SAt rnncsuss a.
.ht cash reslsitss into his Susss;'S1ches
Nsl
-'Ns colics v-s-s HOlciai III.
Tnealhrtlg And .Nt sel-en 30. tnt
Nnle ~ WAS on Asa1r H.. M uGnLs-e1
q osuEg,6
When CAs-'S AnoeE-et IN uuron Eial
cnurg YESTERDAY charged VIA CG--.y'-
lne concealed V-aAoCrss he 6rgv S zine
q. S.i ard vRs striTsnce6 "a spend
iNi-,c DAYS II tsl. rae declared he oir
ros know are MAJ WIN vGs Win hiu
AnE VIA ls1f- hoie III .hs ,-cssl u-'str +,
Clark bErmGeS be NRs heur ~
lesseI rom 1.hs sstH1s c.r1isen tiA-y n
C,ctohtsr Asyar sarvins more .hGf 80
wears Znt ssHrusn--s -s>pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
CHEMISTS TELLS OF
PATENT MEDICINE
Plenty of Alcohol in Wine of
Cardui. is Testimony
Of One.

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Chemists
and physicians testified today in the
libel suit before Federal Judge George
A. CARPENTER. where John a. Patten,
: promineut Methodist layman, and
his nephew, 4. Z. Patten jr., are seek
ing 10 recover SS00. 000 damages from
the American Medical association.
The Paitens are proprietors Of the
Chattanoosa Medicine company and
the medical association condemned
their product. Vine Of Cardui, in arti-
cles published IN the associations 5
journal according 10 the stipulations
fled.
Among the witnesses today were
II William T McAfee. assistant
chelris. II the Indiana state board of
health. and pr. Charles +. Millspaush.
head ~ ;he botanical department of
the Field museum 81 Chicago. Or.
McA9ee told ms experience as an
ANALYSIS u intoxicating liquors and
conapsrcd them 'N the product 81 the
paitenS Plaintiffs attorneys objected
- these comparisons, SAVING that II
VAS never claimed that the part Of
The articles published which referred
II the alcohol used VAS heclous. They
contcu6ed that because Of its value as
: >y4ht-s ana tlt>tl at4Nt StNNstN
was necessary Ingredient of the
medicine NJ McAfcc WAS excused
until the labels ~ the bottles which
he had examined IN Indianapolis in
June. 1913. could be arranged for IN
PRODUCTION IS evidence.
N- MulSpauSh. asked 70 describe
:he medicinal uses and powers O.
sorae INGREDIENTS used in the prod
net. sad
Zach ~ these herbs IS : member
u the thistle fauaiN. The hene3iciu:
has The properties ~ $ Sigh; tonic
and ih5 n.arianuS IS used io- female
troubles. The flowers ard stems q.
the cencaic.us are used. while n;
seeds ~ The r'ariArus contain IS &C.
SRA Nle ingredient
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
Iccal Question.

Ys. was fishing IN = river belong
3uc 20 = zach man. over which there
Was notice. T7csQASSt prose
tatcd Paddy ignored this statement,
and AFTER Ilshine to- some time
caoeh; 8 salmon. which III o-ouSht
honc and cooked. \ policeman pass
,rs rs ;hc door S1;ellc3 ;he salmon
ana Knocked at she door.
Wen. "a; o l3A-a, n whose .!veT
d.6 yoc catch thai salmon
Wei III ten ihe homes; trr;a. :
caucni l. .u teAs river roS- the gen
atuan-s house over there
Wei sid the serscAn;- don't
yoc know everything in ;na; TiVeg he
,aucs - 1hAi gentleman
~AT-sh. = he sure SID Pat II
ws-i .o- s sV11, n ;hS; rlVS- ~oula
s.t.ons - tha; gentleman --Ch.ca- =
g News
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
Ihr Affnlr al Markham.


Not many of the details of the az
fair pt Markham have found thcW
way into tho papers. Tor the denar'
mont docs not employ runUclN
man. hut according 60 reports mo
postmastcr's wifc made fatal mum
der Whom she went away ON VISIT
shortly after Christmas. lunhlo Ia
endure the loneliness. II Is stated that
her husband utiltscd the funds ot the
OFFICE IN the pursuit ot Elon"us
drunk. and further enjoyed hlmSrlt
TRYING To break the gNnolius houses
at oilton In order to cover the
shortAgo the Ingenious EonuCmah
songht 60 arrange with somebody 10
hold up tho office. agreeing 10 Sph'
the spoils the next morning. taillhE
IN ,his. one nisht the ottlcc mNSt'-
riously caught frc. hut even ashes
cannot conceal lie from the soruu- u-
nisiur eyes of tho postal secret sor\-
tee, and the unhappy postmaster To-
day 's hopClCsslN ontauglCd In oNl-
druco which viii send him to prison
ror long term, Uncle sam Is kind
and considcratc as AN cmploNer nut
win not tolerate tho slightest wrong
doing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
csrV ~ lkfslc Hs~,k.

ilTsl.S NcCk, March 2s.-tt'e
carry this morning DESTROYED t-S-
Florence CsS,sendon home. which bad
Jus, Seea cNmrletc6. r-s pA-a;iors
had Seen made 80 move into the new
Nn,ldsna TODAY. The home had been
temporarily located Sn s. building near
the NurHeS ono. The loss is ESTIMATED
AZ NA.tto. Directors 81 the home 81,
the loss 10 nearly covered ty insuT-
ancA A.e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

F'-ha; iaUHCr = making 81 ,upaS-
sicut.5 yla2-~ whispered .4,'or aun oef
. ne
- 4r-v 5rlaAssa a1e.i.~ -'ITnsurc3
/ favor -lr-tsr ten -Thai : ioa1 II has
~ case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

A. ", r,,velNo,eot eVes s"Nn'V
sDeps rir,,int ~ ntSN V'"""'s ''
,oe,h,, With Which q Is s. Ncso"
re,wn,, deNle, ~ p'cytOt r
,,.,lpr we cnN wNst ytis1, hsv'
rehn e&rec,ea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

t,bspt,,,, ~ r~,hos6s, isrf p''-
..a,,.. ,.s,, ,,,,e,ee ysoSe,g-s elr,
watas,5 o,et ,he oasnsv PROPOSED
bt ,he pena,n. rc.torNce e'A n o'e
e,e,psa ., po,,ss or hsa1'ns Omitted
ftn,cs Mnl's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

So -'t.cs1l-s collecs 5svs " ha;
l,i,-s-as q! on -a&z - -a.sh;'
l.t-oA ~ TaA--eea ne woman ~
n llssr -. udet-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

~ course sac sr~sr's rNs sN>t e
.,., Se roS5e fos Ns0-snys rot hnsS
IN, Nov sSon Ia vsN "a ~s0n.nS g
ra>s hin,soli
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

A,wn,E Nnme,Nso 60 - hsuAio.
,,, there ave rSt - gnsrS g.
,,eehs nN cuv rgNeess ., ~ -, sssN
l.v wrrasiNes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

'T, ror, a-", .stlS b, NtnS Nsor-
SO or t1s o.n,..4- as g. r,v fsf
g. 30 1.. or csV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

Al The Rotary luncheon yesterday.
Il J f5einz, the pickle man
Talked 10 us and sad IN pArl
Monty should noi he the oA.eti a work,
For wealth Is noi measured ty il alone;
Oar ot!eci in htt shopl6 ht sacooSS
Pounded On principles clean and irpe.
And with Them II hand the money Will come.
Thai JUS; What ve give III Tins sha11 Life
We take with rs ont INTO the next,
And vhsn comt 20 think il DER,
! cpeSs he mighty night 81 ihsi;
And mAny mAI who WINS >lsccoSs
II iht perunlt-y rneaninc o! the word,
WnElan couni npcA Il measured up
IN The contest Tor clo&n-cUi gcgaciglt,
And others ] know won he bothered much
With baggage checks when they NJ ready 10 60.
And rDeSs i they iG-uea the hight on me
They w0nldl tlna there what ought 30 be,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

connected with the mail business. II
In not surprising that occasionally
somebody goes wrong.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

GnlAe sam hSs more s-ouhls thSf
e s,arnrn6ncy SnSot n rrhlnTslu3rls
tNs 5rtacr'ftp ~ Tht 0csst- ss-H1ca.
~ sa-ss q; terplscions surround sNt
workers and ~hor tre &oFs q -eAs-
.ys sNsi lucs Nsr.liug sy-sseu Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

.saNnnN. Ma-tf :s--(,c 81 . n.
-bt S-i.isN stsArne, -&vlflis Sssinil
Als Neaf sunk sa-r n-ev wss ~ e.
r'ns 1Aviris WsstnL RI. fnns
ssiseS from SspnDS Trssy. MG-rh =
9ur Alne-iA oDeaA-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

Aside from the infantry attacks and
couutcr-attacks In this region a
heavy homhardment has been in pro
grcSs from AvouCourt northeastward
OF Rcthtncourt. a distance of five
miles. There also has been con-
uuuation ot the sporadic outbursts of
artillery fire north and east Of Yer
dun while in the Nosges mountains
the French batteries have been keep
ing up thir usual homhlrdmcnt OF
German examinations.
In mining operations in the Argon-
ne the French have blown up German
posts and between the Oise and the
NSno have dispersed German con-
VOWS with their guns. The Germans
claim that IN hand grenade en-
counter they rScApiurci from the
British m'ne crater At ST Eloi. The
British declare they have consolidated
all yhe ground gained on March ~.
Although a thaw has set IN on the
Russian iron; and the rivers are
flooded and the lowlands turned into
moraSScS. hard fighting between the
Germans and Russians continues
from the pVinSk region southward.
Near Lake NarOcz the Germans have
been driven out ~ a wooded sector
and their counter-3tiacks rcpulstd 10y
she Russian fire.
German trenches have been taken
by the Russians IN the Osinski canal
vrIiCv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

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orp Ncpt. ....t.,t,,,t.'.'. w. ~" 90
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lhcc Nruths .....4.ttt.t wv 80
one Month ........ 81" '''
raih b Cauic' In rul'' 80.
ror Nrch
rUr NAVY AVERAGE tlN'll NllVr
or rim 'tlittN pNilN WONi u loN FN"
MONTH Or rlutt AGN iolo
1888
rnal palu circulation .....t.t.' s1n sru
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circulation ,tat,ucnt he TIVE to tNe 'e'' ~
M, kn,Wlrl,t srJ hr'i,t
WV uN,EN UNl NrH
circulation NaufGf'
arhs,tt-i te rrJ ,vcu t r''''" we
this sit it, rf Ns'N iNic
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fte Net rtid circulation 90 shows f'','
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,t,n, cfn,t U'-s ,fNrie o'Nc.. c't WY
Va 'Nt c,s1 vvw'et 81 vtr'u t'"f'' '''
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31
THE WAR AT A
-GLANCE-

Tho Germans 10 the northwest of
Ncrdun. In an infantry attack
launched with huge cffcctives have
gained additional ground against the
French north OF Malancourt and
have even penetrated the northwest
corner of the village.
Tho attempts OF the Teutons 10
carry their advance further. however
were stopped by the French fire as
also were three counter attacks
againt the position in the ANocourt
wood. south of Malancourt which had
previously been taken from them by a
French infantry attack. The German
official communication says that the
advance Of the Germans north of Md
ancourt was over front of more
than mile.
During the German offensive on
Malancuurt the French heavy guns
from the Arsonne were directing
their fire on the Malancourt and Avo-
yourt woods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
DAMAGE SUIT IS
PROVING LENGTHY
IN J.. 8. COURT
Litigation Commenced by An
dreyta to Secure Payment
for Death of Her Husband
Occupies Much Time.

Tho case ~ Nu1royta tlacn against
the A., T. n ). d. Ry. Co, In which
the plaintin ask $1,000 damages for
the death Of h,r husband. Manuel
liaca, who was t.ll,d boy an engine
on the Rio Grany. division. which be-
KAN yesterday afternoon, occupied
the entire morn ng bon federal our.
and II Is probauIe The trlai will NOT
be concluded UNI late TODAY.
The Jury in N. case ct Pearl Kizei
against Br. j. l.. Hobbs eft Ration late
yesterday brought IA u verdict IN IA
yor of the plaint.t fut damages IN the
amount ~ s2.0nI and costs Attor-
'neys T.. c. Crampton and e. \. Spices.
On motion. wei. given ten days in
which to file AN appeal
\ suit was flied in clerk Harry f.
Lees office this morning hN United
States District \ torncy summers
Burkhart agains. Jose Gonzales and
, Luciano :. Garcil. IA which the gov
eminent seeks Z. hive declared void
aud cancelled certain land patents is
sued to Gonzales 900 quay county, New
Mexico, witch We later turned over
10 Garcia. Tn, government alleges
the affidavit IL 'nrec-ycar homestead
proof submitted hy Gonzales was
false and made with intent Go deceive
aud asks that a.. lands uc restored
to public domain
United States senator Albert u
Fall viii reprcser. Elfcgo liaca IN dis
barmcnt procc, ugs before Judg,
Pope On or about April I, In which
the court cited Uocn To show cause
why hc should mot pee dIsbaircd from
practice in the federal court rs q TO-
ult ui alleged a, 90 connection viii
the escape of Gauoril Saia1ar IRON
the county jail 20 pld Town Baca
states. >. -. Eyuchan 81 Santa ~
land \. ~ Sedill. also win 'oprcscni
Haca. according In announcement boy
EHco today.
% .s not yet known who Will repre-
sent District Attorney NJ. L. vigil VIII.
was also cited g. show cals" why h'
should not be d-harrcd.
Deputy Marsha D.. K. Galsha lei
last night for DUWirr 10 AXE int
lcustody aud brins To- this city I;oqu'
IGomcz. indicted 30 a charge of con
spiracy 10 set or foot a military *
pcdition against Mexico. and who
being held by tho local authorize
there. \ warrnnt was issued agnins
Gomez yesterday by United state
lCommissionor George 4. crafts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS


Merun. Val suffered Tor seveni
years" says Mrs. !. u. Whitaker, OF
his place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 70 try
rhediord's Black Draught, which I did.
and found II 10 be the best family medi.
line tor young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand an The
lime now, and when my children ieei q
title bad, they ask me Tor q dose, and 4
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell OF sick.
Tess in o family. since We commenced
ising Black Dfaught."
Thediord's Black DssuRht 10 purely
vegetable, and has been Iound 10 fegu.
ate weak siomachs, aid digestion, ie.
ieve indigestion. collie, wind, nausea,
headache. sick stomach. and Similai
symptoms.
II has been In constant we for more
han 10 years. and hes bea0liled more
haa Q .millioa people.
Your druggist sells aad recommends
slack D!suSht. Price oaIy sc. Oct
ss~@~Ss ~"esy' NC ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
ZNPATA FORCES DRIVEN
BACK FROM CAPT N,

Galveston. Tex, Feb. l1-Iapata
forces which have been threatening
Mexico Guys suburbs ON the Nochi-
milco ana Tizapan fronts for some
time have been forced to retire from
these positions, says "A difp1tch re-
ceivcd here today by the Mexican
consulate. Loyal forces now control
railway lines To the suburbs If Cuer-
navaca and occupy positions south of
Eslata, h report says. II IL also de-
clarod that only "A part OF the south
orn half Of the state Of Murcios 10Y
remains IN rebel hands.
tarranza troops are reported As
continuing their advance ou oaxaca
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
EARLY M0RN|NG
FIRE WIPES OUT
GARC|A'S HOME
Four Alarms and Much Excite.
ment, but Department Finds
Building Beyond Saving
When It Reaches Scene.

Fire early today wiped out the home
Of Camille Garcia. "a Santa Re rail-
road %ma,hnist. ~ 1874 South Third
street what started the blaze has
not been learned. when the city IRE
department got to the place. which
lies outside the city limits. the house
VAS anamc inside aud ~ and beyond
saving
~ hard worE the Grcmon prevent
cd tho fire from spreading to uu adj
Joining house.
Garcin's house was "A 'dob- ard
frame structure one story and u half
high. substantially bull, ana well cur
nishod The fire was discovered short
Is before $3.50. soon after the FAINT,
arose II spread swiftly and IN a few
minutes the murky skies reflected red
flames and cried the alarm over hall
the city.
-Four calls piled rapidly in on the
fire department. Three separate san
IA r. boxes were pulled. and a neigh.
bor tolephunod Excitement rad null
tipliclty OF alarms didn't interfere
with the iiamos however. and when
the fromen returned TO the station
after their fruitless battle tn save
some part OF the house. the aws!..n.
was in RUNS and virtually cycrythin.
N u was "A total loss.
.Y.#L 80. a - "A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
DEMOCRATS WILL
MEET TOMORROW
TO FIX POLICY
Whether Unterrifed Will Run
Partisan Ticket in City May
Be Determined by Gather.
ing at Schoolhouse.

can for n meeting OF an inc DEM
ocrtts Of the city AT u second waiu
s' h"ol, FRIDAY night February 90
mas been issued 10y Clyd' MI
hopes that every V"'.r ~ 'he
Democratic ranks VIII ~ AT N" meet
ing.
i am Gaming a meeting salu MI
Tingley thls afternoon Tor ft'd'y
night the WehtS-ilt'h' al y CLOCK ~
h SECOND ware school an" ! want
20 see an Democrats MOI "hlN al thn'
ward but OF b city turn ont To TAIN
over the situation IN inns city
Tn my opinion We ought 10 run
Tour good democrats lot a'ne'h'e'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
SONGS FOR
LOVERS Of OLD
MUSIC TONIGHT
Concert by Child Welfare De.
partment of Woman's Club.
With Other Good Local Tai.
ent. to Make Hit.

y" '"'' WI" NV '"' W" '"l
'",.s" IN" songs 'h'l never grow u''
'he SONGS mat ~" stiilsht l" me
mari an" "I'NE ono ma" 10 WINS 'fo
"h'h "U''' ''"N u" or l''"i Wh''
one u Jns' '"t'rlhs N""' teens h".'
a i"I' 'te"' 'h S'"'' l"r 'h'nl ~ nv
'fhs'hl th'h''t ms evening" \ 'h"l'"
.'I''''"h W SH'h songs WIZ We ron
u'I'd AT IN" 'h'"t'r '"nlth' l"f 'h'
h"h"h' 81 M chiA "rli'i" d"palt-
ih'hi 81 me woman 'lu'' ana mo
80 ~. - On, "
Ia a NV
.a1, ~ ,
r,.ra -. =. 49, ,,.,
~. , l., "a. ,,,.f. ,,",LsZ, IL 90,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-17
HEAD STUFFED FROM .,
CATARRH OR A COLD i.
Says Cream Applied in NOstrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up. ,

Instant relief-no w|aitlnp. Your
cloggcd nostriis opcn right up, th'
air passages OF your head clear and
you an breathe freely. No mor'
hawkihs %snunling, Blowing. headache
dryness. No struggling Tor breath al
night. your cold or ,atarrh disap'
pears.
Get y small bottle OF Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist uuw Apply
"a little OF this fragrant. antiseptic
healing creum in your nostrils. II
pcnetratcs through every air passage
of the head, soothes the inilamod oI
swollen muCous membrane and relief
cumcs instantly,
It's just fine, Don't stay stuffed w
with a cold OF nasty catarrh,