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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
Hcnrv Pinion Crop at Ramah.

st. Johns, Ariz., Dec. 6.-The crop
of pinions or pine nuts is each year
becoming more and more of an item
in eastern Arizona and western New
Mexico. The little town of Ramah'
lust across the New Mexico line, has
one store in town and two just out a
little ways. These three stores have
this year handled one-quarter of a
million pounds Of the little nuts. The
price paid to the CATERERS was APP
proximately $17,50O. The crop is just
as good in many parts Of Apache
county, but the civilized population
has not yet learned to gather them TO
such advantage or on so large a scale
as have the Indians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
GET RID CT HUM0RS
AND AVOID DISEASE

Numors I'm the blood cause Internal
disbursements that affect the whole
system as We'll as Wmples hollis aud
other cruptions They affect all the
organs ana functions membranes and
tissues. and are directly responsible
for the readiness With which some
people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsapariln
has been more successful than amy
other medicine i'm eNpelhng bumors
and removing their inward and OUT
ward effects II is distinguished for
its horouuhuess ip purifying the
blood. which it curiches and iuvigor-
atcs No other medicine acts like IT.
for mo other medicine is like &C.
Get Hoods Sarmparlla today
Insist on having Hoods.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
snrnr CITY Girls Champions.

silver city. \. NJ, Dec. Ely de-
feating the Clifton high school girls
basketball team mere, the silver CITY
public school girls team have cap
tured the southwestern high school
championship this year They won
from the clifton girls by score OF
10 to 10. The local public school
girls have played nine games tins
year. without losing a contest defeat
ing even the state normal girls OF
this city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
NEW VoRK MONEY MARKET

New York. Dec Mercantile pa
per 4 per cont; sterling 60 day BILLS
SAM; commercial go day bills, ON
banks. SA7lAi commercial 60 day
bills. SAL; demand. St.55s; cables.
St16 1-l6.
Bar silver-15&c.
Mexican dollars NC.
Gofernment bonds Steady.
Railroad houds--lrrcgular.
Time loans Steady sixty and ga
DAYS and six months. per cent
Cali money Strong High, PEI
cent: low. per cont, ruling rate.
per cent: last loan, Az per cent clos
ing bid, per cent; offered at ~ per
cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
|fNARKABLE COW
BY Grille
| 4 WALKING DAIRY
.sar-old HoIstein Aver
Y ~. Ten Gallons Of MIX
5 Nm Making Nearly -Four
S 3rIod8 of Butter Fat

..,se,ret 70 MORNING JOURNAL
go Tol-cee. y. NJ. Dec. 6'-NeW
fast showing that here a
lN can be developed TO her
rss state records for seven days
.srs production, both OF milk
@ > !.,srfat. have been broken re-
rbo honor Of all of these new
y % TO two Roswell breeders
n Grille and Meldrum Gray,
~ s.rs splendid herds Of registered
II . na, and Jerseys, respectively
.s'- -ysr-dav record for butterfat
% +,rire broken within a month.
Us Zen. holder is DR.. CRIES D
"a uolste!n COW, Already Segis
l.S 1S772S. This remarkable
's averaged ten gallons Of milk
y The official figures being 5ss.Z
guy .5s If milk, testing S.14 per cent
'.'s obtaining 22.43 pounds of but
~ This would make nearly -FOUR
pa. of butter per day. only three
wy PREVIOUS the record, which had
IA n 1883 pounds butterfat, held
rather of Mr.. CRIES cows, AggIe
...sss Beets, had been broken by Mt.
. .. Jersey COW, Rochette's Prime
y. wy nroducing 1897 pounds of butter
I. in seven days.
me new years butterfat record was
..r,ly completed by the last COW
attained above, Medium Gray's b.
..r.oId Rochette's Princess 253S33'
nj finished a years authenticated
81 in August with the remarkable
.or8 of 1894 pounds Of milk
sling SIP per cent and containing
40 mound of butterfat. This would
,.t4 $40 pounds Of commercial but
n This COW Has given SIS pounds
milk in one day, approximately
.van gallons of rich Jersey milk.
The years record for butterfat was
-sviouslv held by the Agricultural
alleges Guernsey COW. Viola Birth
eht at 1928 pounds. The milk rec
"a had been held by another of the
,llege's COWS, the Holstein, Mosella
yons of Riverside, at 1880 pounds
milk in one year. Since Rochelle
rneess finished her years test, an
her Of Mr.. Gray's Jerseys has sur
Issed her stable mate, and set an
her new milk record, 1896 pounds
s65 days. This COW is the 7-year-
4 Jersey, Lady Rosette of H. 3 f.
1868. Her butterfat record did not
lite equal Rochette's Princess, but
e finished with 6S1 pounds of but
rfat. which puts her in the 500
und butter class.
Both Or. Grille and Mr.. Gray are
wing every cow in their herds Of
tally tested and their cows always
Allied for the advanced registry
III very creditable records. These
is have been conducted by NJ. r
b under the supervision of the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07

Chamberino, N. NJ, Dec 6.--Deputy
Sheriff Medina was stabbed yesterday
in Las Cruces at the home OF Mex
lean, whose daughter he is alleged to
have seduced ON promises Of marrl-
age. Medina was stabbed twice with
n long knife, and he is in a hospital
at El Paso. His assailant is IN jail
at Las Cruces awaiting the result Of
the wounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
Ror Grissom Leaves for Chile.

Silver City, N. NJ, Dec. 6.--hoy
Grissom. mining engineer, for the
past three years with the CHINO COP
per company at Santa Rita, and star
player of this camps club in the Cop
per Baseball league, left yesterday fol
New York. where he will sail mex
week for Valparaiso, Chile, to accepI
q lucrative position with the Brader
Copper company He has signed
contract to work for the South Amer
lean corporation for three years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07

The Rev. Frank NJ. Goodchild' pas
tor of one Of the largest Baptist
churches in New York City, has at
tackled Gen. Frederick Funston, com
mander of the troops on the border
because of differences there with
Baptist ministers who wished to
preach TO the soldiers. He said in a
sermon:
when young men Of my congre-
cation now at the border return
shall ask them to get out Of the army
because ! would not fight for a gov
eminent that would not protect me.
dairy agent at the Agricultural col
lege.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
ADDITIONAL MARKETS
KANSAS CRY GRAIN.

Kansas city Dee 6.-Wheot-No
hard. St7aWLSos No red, Si.,eot
l57; Dee. $l,1A~ May $l,5iN a. "A.
Corn no. . mixed, S909 soc; No,
white, SsHelc, No. . yellow, >9n soc
Dec. 9tMc. May 9S&c.
oats-No. . white, sea hc; No,
mixed, 5Sa dttae,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, nee. Spot cotton
quiet Mddlmg uplauds, S2ol5,
sales. coo hElos.
Cotton futures closed steady. Dec
$3.50. Jan. S2o1i; March, $2e,as;
May. S2O.5e, July. $206S, oct, $500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
prnnrn.. am Camficld Dam.

East Las Vegas, n. M, Dec. o.
Work on the Garfield irritation dam
is progressing rapidly, the cement
core of the structure nearing com
pletion. Seventy-two men are en-
ployed on the project.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
CIuCNGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Dec g. Butter--lower.
Creamery 3s6S9c.
Eggs Receipts AIS eases. Market
unchanged.
Potatoes-Receipts 10 cars. Market
unchanged
poultry-Alivc. higher Fowls,
15i5c: springs, lee; turkeys Use.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07

karrir Corn aud Milo Maize ground
oI whole, H. ", I'm, st2-2ii 2iu
West lead Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
I,I5CAI, NOTICES

N-~s~~-~~~~~r~7~>~>-~e~N~
Commission Of Sew MvNiyN. Certificate -
Comparison. United States 81 America
state uf Ncw MyNicn-ss
II ls hereby certified that the annexed is
a eun tru, and complete transcripts eft the
Amendment 60 Certificate uf Incorporation
o; Iuney Mercantile Company 'oAnf'NN
pamc 90 IT, g. rututy Mercantile Company
,No S6Nll. with the endorsements thrte'n
as same appears on thc and ot tcoArd lu
tbu office of the state Corporation N1mh@-
slHp
In Testimony whereof. tho state Corpora
uon Commissiou uf the state ot New MoN-
leo has caused this certificate Go he signed
boy its Chairman aud thc soM of said conn,
mission Go he affixed at thc city of santa
ne on this slrd day of October a. u 1916
o l.. OWEN
! ,ssolN Acting CbairmaGs
| Attest. EDWIN y. CoARn. tlcrls
! CERTIFICATE FOR CHANGE or MANN
! OF CORPORATION
Know An Men by THESE Presents. That
| Robert IL putueN Margaret T. Fanoy anu
! John q uerkouhuff residents ~ the tiW
! mi Albuaucfaut County 20 penHUuo. state
af New Mexico and phuip laEola resident
! If tho Town of Rtruallln, County nf san
doyni. state Of Row McNtco, the duly elected
/ Board Of Directors ut The futNN Nff h"-
! tie Company. a corporation duly iueerro-
rated under the laws OF The state 90 New
| Mexico and tho principal utd,o Of tltr said
| putncy Mercantile Company iH on yatlfuat
| frontage directly west gt the depot in tho
| Town OF Bcrnaliuo. New Mexico and enc
! name of the statutory agent thoreln and IN
/ charge thereof IT, philip JarelH
4 The aforesaid Board ot Directors - the
pupuy Mercantile Company, dcrmiug It adj
! ,Iaahlo Go change the name of the corpora
! ton and for that purpose called meeting
/ af tho stockholders of the ruiney Mere5n-
/ ulr Company and the same was held at
Do Cd
O,t5bcr 1att aud at thr aforesaid meeting
/ .ho stockholders Of the soid corporation
unanimously adopted the resolution amend
inr thr Articles % Incorporation and said
! resolution r lB Che words ana Figures a.
follows tu-Wit.
whereas Gao uaari % Directors " the
/ puuc, Mercantile Company have deemed &c
4 advisable DO change che nBmo of The saiU
! corporation, Bud
/ Whereas tbc name ~ thc !, - puinov
( Mercantile Company having been deridcd
! upan now therefore
pF nj RUsolVEp hat tbe name If this
/ corporation shall hereinafter DC q. a. put-
4 ucy Mercantile Company
! I'm VItu,ss whereof ,ho said resolution
] has boon sitncd rN tho President ~ ,ue saia
rumc, Mercantile Company attostcd BY US
scorcwr, and DE corporation seal affixed
ROBERT u pvrNEy,
, tscalN prosidcn; 80 she Iutuyy Mereans
SHE Company
| Attest PHILIP JN0ElS
Sytrstar, oJ Che rutuev Nor
camille Company
State ~ New Mexico Conly 81 sandovol
{ aT
ON hls iaIh dsy 90 October 1915 before
mo a Notary rutta within ana fNr the said
/ County and state personally aupeared Roh-
,u n Nuney ana ThUr 1as5R ana de-
,lar,d tbai tbe sajd Robert E runey is
/ tho prcs.ttH3 AND tho saId phU5n Barpls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-07
LEAD AND SpEITER,

New York. Dec lead, Sid5 bid
Spolter-Easy. Spot East St Louis
lnllNnrN tol. nIlelnr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
ComnIssIoner,s Sale
=. r. Harrison.
County and Probate Clerk.

Notice rs hgfuny given, that ln pursuance
Of the authority and direction, contained ln
the drerefal order ~ the Chaneyry Court Of
Randolph County. made and entered on tue
Iith daE September, 4. H., 1914, ln cause
tN0 400 then u,u8ug therein between Pur-
1oar-Iur,s DrUerr Company, and 4. %. Jones
Trustee. complaints. aud Flora \. Duukln
and J.P. pluEIIn, 1F., defendants. the under
signed as commissioner Of said court, win
offer fHg sale 60 public yrndue t1 the highest
bidder. 90 lhn south front door or uutraucp Of
the county courthouse. Iu which said court
O., held. In fI, county 0l Randolph Within The
hours Hr.srr. H'G Isy law FOR Judicial sales. ON
ihcIstH day of March A. D. 1910, the following
describe. real estate. lying and being sIIuat-
I'D In Randolph county. Arkansas. tn-WIt:
Block numb. o., We,t0 0f Broadway street,
In %. raHn uf p.raHUn.as, Arkansas. same
nrIuT uartu fH. northeast quarter of the
southeast Hurrr.ru. section "s iu township
10 North. range ONE Ur East
pUrpu.a u. ..'l. i1 satisfy the balance d4c
un ui. said decree entered.
TERMS uT sATFs ON a credit of three
months fnu ruruna.ur nnIur required fo rNo-
cute bond a. required by law aud tho order
aud a.sr.y nf said rggTt Iu said cause, With
approved security. bearing interest az thn
rufruE 30 per cont Der anuum from date of
sale until raIl. and lien being retained ON
lHn premises sold % secure the payment ui
tHo purchase rnHr..
U.y.r.rHur .r hand iHIs nrh dav uf Tguru-
l.g, s.. ". II. Doe Mock.
Commissioner u ulaarrry
Hawthorn Hawthorn
Au.ru..s E.. lHuur. a,-ii
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
NotIre Of Cnralor Settlement

Notice is hereby given that the urdorsiguoa
as curat0r0f the rsatte OF Mont a. PhllHp.
has Hled bis Gual settlement With sall estate
subject 60 the approval Of rejection of th,
court az tine regular April 1916, term Of the
probate court OF Randolph county and all
parties wishing to Gle exceptions TO said set
tIcmrnr must Glc same with the clerk Of IN,
Randolph county probate court, on or before
tine third day Of the April 1915 term. which
win be the I2rh day Of April 1915,
Tnt, the nth day Of March, 1916.
Joe NIspnhach,
Curator.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Warning order

f.. t,r Probate court Of Randolph county,
Nrk.In rnrmarJnro the estate Of Mar
-naIrWuasrs. dnrrgsrd.
TbrIrrrrlan,,, Asher Weaver and Bin
weaver. named o., Interested parties ia the
,.,irfnn HIrd in the above entitled proceed
I,grv Lima Weaver for allotment Of dover.
orc warned To appear In this court within
u,irrv days and answer the petition OF the
.,id Lima Weaver filed in said proceeding for
oIIotmcnt OF dover in said estate, as afore'
said.
,tn day or March, 1916
L. T. Harrison, Clerk,
onr py Ben Johnston. u c.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that tie I'm.
derslgned and Others will present at
the April 1916 term Of the County
court, their petition for the rsJab,
lishment of d new public road as lol.
lows;
Beginning 40 the Northeast corner
OF section 81 and Southeast corner of
section 23 and run due West on sec,
ton line between sections % and %.
90 aud -, Gland 2s TO Southwest cor.
ucr Of section 2l aud Northwest cor.
nor of .rctiou 2s 10 public road run.
ming south from Hoover Landing Ou
Black river, said road being Ia town
ship I, Nortu range one East
Tuls March a, 1915.
WILDER Mathilc and Others.
gO.2t Practitioners.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Rala ErIrn
To the honorable County Court, Ran
d0Iph, Arkansas.

To the honorable County Court, Ran.
dolph, AFsansa,
We undersigned frecn0rdcrs ald
petitioners 0l Randolph county, re-
spectfuIIy petition the court 10 es.
tab.Ish a puo..Cor county road as fol-
lows.
Beginning 90 the section corner be-
tween sections %, 2s, 3 aud g., and
extending south between sections 3j
and 30 iu township 2u north, range .
East. thence south between sections
, and { lu township Do, North range
> Elst. 90 q point where the proposed
road will iUfgrserI the public T1. d
which extends along the right of way
OF the Frisco railroad. 900 The North
side tHOruH. distance of gUpr0Ni.
mltaIy aud 1-s miles. from point of
Commencement.
Respectfully submitted,
q. E. >UiN|eE
B. i. Bigger
and others.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
knl.rc Of AdnlnI.Lralors Settlement

Notice b. bunnbr EIN,n that the following
Administrator. have nlod their Hnal settle
mrut with tlaIrrstalr,. with tho CLERK OF tho
probate rugri ~ Randolph county at the
January 1910 term u said court o. follows,
tp.RIfs
urnu Lr.uarbor lr., Administrator u the
estate OF Beu1 Lribharber, deceased. Gual
-rtflunrnJ
Ryu IoEustou, administrator Of the estate
uf Ida Hammer. deceased, inst and hnal set
ilemvut
A. J. Cole. administrator of the estate %,
A. l.. Harden. decreased. final settlement
And any u,rsun uF person, wishing 60 DE
exceptions O. any ~ the said settlements ur
any part thrrlf must hIc same with the
clerk ug lhe probate court on or before the
third day uf rrrUlar April. 1915 term Of said
court which will Iu April islh, 1915
This tine IItG duy ui March 1919.
T.. r. Harrison.
County and Probate Clerk
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Rood Notice

In the matter a. Sr0gDh ferry and
BrBchutg road.
The undersigned "l1 90. citizens
aud taxpayers OF Hmau0dh county,
Arkansas. hereby petition the RAN
dolph County Couslto lay out and cs.
tabIi.h public road, as follows, TO-
wit:
Commencing q. The SOUTHWEST cor
nor ol section 'Hou.y-eight ln town
shin twenty. NDrtn. range two East
and running dUr Weston section line
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Curstors Notice

N0uro ls hereby given that the undersign-
rI O., curator of the estate OF JCnis Smith has
U'rt settlement with said estate. subject %
'hn approval or rejection Of the court az the
regular April. 1916 term ofthe Probate Court
OF Randolph county, aud ala parties wishing
tD Ole exceptions 90 said settlement, or any
part thereof must G.e same with the clerk OF
lhc Randolph county probate court on or be-
fore the third day of the April 1913, term,
which will De the Ia.h day Of APRIL 1910
This rhu II.U day 0f March 1916
Tom King.
Curator.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Calumet
Baking P owder Co.
CHICAGO

court az thoragular Apr1 1910 term OF the
probate court Uf Randolph county, aud al
parties Wishing Co die exception to said set.
element must Gle same with the clerk of the
Randolph county probate court ON or before
tho 8rd day OF the April 1910 term, which VIII
Doe the l-fH day OF April 1916
This tu. utH day 20. March 1910.
John G. johnson.
Guardian.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Warning Order
In the Randolph Chaurery Court.
+. r. Cater, Plaintiff

30
+. r. Cater, Plaintiff
vs.
Jeanette srburu. Lucinda Cater. VI. T.
Cater. Lola Durham. w.. +. Durham, Minnie
Maddox, W. K. Maddox. Y. r. Cater, Eliza
beth Cater, Fred @. Cater and Alma Cater,
Defendants.
The above named dcfendents are hereby
warned to appear iu this court within thirty
DAYS from this date, and answer the com
plaint Of the pIGIntiT herein.
In witness whereof have hcrsunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the sal Court,
on this March ,lh, 1916
B. B. Raglin,
Clerk Chancury Court
L. O.. sru0Dn0vor
Solicitor for Plaintiff 3Oit
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
We have the exclusive selling rights for
this great laxative Trial size. no cents.
PALACE DRUG STORE
THE REXALL STORE
THANKS

We wish TO thank our many
friends around Reyuo aud Brggers
for their help after the loss Of our
household goods by fire ON March
ith. Lou Gray aud Children.
Blggers, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
NOTICE

On and after April Is,, We viii
giind only ON Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturday of each week until
further notice. The public wall
please take notice.
90 30. Birien Mercantile Co.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17

between sections twenty nine and
thlrty-two and sections thirty aud
thirty-one 10 township line between
township twenty North, range two
East and township twenty North,
range one East
respectfully submitted,
Il. r. Bigger
J. w. shannon,
and others,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Cnrhlnr,s Nnllcc

Notice I> h.o.0r -vou that the undersigned
as CURATOR u. '.. estate OF H'los Is. johnson
has hl,d DIS ana settlement with -aIt u,0nrn.
subject I. Uu. approval ur rejection o. ne
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17

VINO owns and operates one OF the big
stores la New ur.nan. mys:
am 'I 'au "tmuu that Eoxun or.
der'ies are lau idea. laxative for mon.
women ANA eh,dau This opinion ls
based upon my knowledge OF the for.
mula and upon what my customers
say about them. Through personal cx.
peFieuec, / know they uro pleasant TO
take gentle 200 action. uuu give the
same pleasing results when used by
men, women OF children"
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
Candidates Speaking

The rln3.Iacs for the varons office Randolph county
, a few dv, ago aud agreed upon route of ampaigu. The
a L-r-. -l-L l.,-- NJ LLn .Irlkmgs follow:
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17
speaking.

Everybody invited aud urged to come out and hear the
speaking.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-17

Hawthorn is Hawthorn
Alfrru ..s On. l#IulIT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-02
DUPLICATE OF BARD'S COTTAGE
 TO BE ARTISTIC
Members of League Will Make Deep Study of
 Shakespearean Period.

The Anne Hathaway cottage and garden planned by the members Of the Bridgeport Art league for Boards ley park, will have a more far-reach- ing effect upon the work of the organ ization than was foreseen when 1t was first proposed to build the cottage. As 1t has been suggested that the cottage will be of greater sentimental value to the members of the league if all the furnishings are designed and worked out by the classes, the various courses for the winter will resolve themse1ves into research groups in which a thor ough study vii be made of the things peculiar to Shakespeare time. Lee turers who can talk particularly upon those subjects will be obtained for the formal lecture course.
 This spirit was carried out yester- day afternoon at the annual luncheon of the organization held in the Sea Side club Mrs. George Wilcox of Long Hill gave a most interesting talk on the original Ann Hathaway cottage and it's garden. In concluding, Mrs. Wilcox comp1imented the league upon the proposed cottage, saying it would prove an unusual monument in that it would be the outward expression of inward ideals
 ious to know the exact site proposed for the cottage, a picnic supper has been planned for Monday afternoon. Those who plan to attend should bring their supper at 4:3O and proceed in the park to the golf links. The sunset will be watched and the supper eaten on the chosen spot. Should it rain the pilgrimage will be made the next clear day.
 A number of card parties and other socials to raise money toward the cot tage fund are being planned for the summer The first of these will be a card party held the middle of the month at the cottage of Mrs. Hal Per- kins at Fort Trumbull beach.