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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17

a purcly fraternnl organization To the
Tanks of winch not only spanish
Americans and those of Spanish de-
scout are eligible. but To- which all
good citizens are welcomed. George
" ArmiIo was interpreter ut the So
cial session.
The credentials committee. of which
C~onstancio Miera OF san Antonio,
Tex, h. the head. will report at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. and following
their report the convention will buckle
down to business. There are "A num-
Der OF women delegates.
The convention is expected tn last
until saturday. sessions will he pre-
sided over by President Brown. and
sccret1rial work win be divided be-
tween Supreme Secretary j. X. Lopez
aud Assistant Supreme Secretary Lie.
Enrique v. Anaya. of Tucson.
Features OF the convention. the de-
tails Of which are stlli to he arranged.
will be a banquet and a parade
The ALBANIA tx well organized in
ta's stated Arizona, California ana
west Texas. There are 5000 mem
here and a noteworthy growth Is ex'
pocted this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
ALBANIA OPENS
CONVENTION IN
W00OMEN HALL
Morning Given Over Largely
10 Social Preliminafies, in
Watch Delegates Are Wei.
Gomez to City.

with $50 delosstcs IN attendance.
the annual convention &c ,hc Allianaa
Hispano- Americana opened - Wood
men of the World han today There
wns only a brief business session this
morning. du1iuE which "A credentials
committee was appointed the rest oi
the morning being devoted 60 social
proliminaries.
In the name of Mayor Bouttight,
CITY ATTORNEY Thomas y. Wilkcrson.
the only orator Ia the city administra"
lion. welcomed the delegates I otfe
citS. clark NJ carr, president 81 tho
Commercial club. extended welcome
in the name of the trade organization.
Nestor Mnutoya expressed the well
conn. Of the local branch, Ne. "a.
President Samuel Brown OF Los An
goles. supreme head Of the order re-
spundod,
In his address President Brown ems
phasized the tact that the ALBANIA -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
WICHITA PREPARES
TO THE
N STOCKMEN

Wichita, Kans, Jan l1.-Three
filled To The bfim with pleasure
and profit is.lhe PLAZA FOR the third an-
nuul convention of IA" Kansas Live
Stock association TO be held 1t Wicn-
tia February \, . and 10. The Sec
}. H. Mercer. and ,hc executive
committee have worked out a pro-
gram that promises tu be decidedly
worth while. The entertainment com
mittcc, consisting Of more than "a
score Of Viic-1wako Wichita business
mon. has arranged festivities that rlll
maxi every minute of the ~thrce-day
meet memorable ip The history ~ the
organization The program includes
men as Mr. l'oNoriy T. harrls.
Nlce president OF tn" National city
lank, or View York, formerly OF Iiuus-
TIN. Texas, r%ccoEniloi AZ America
greatest authority oa chtil" lo1g
Hon. sam H. CoWau. known go ril
Texas cattlemen, rs also among tho
speakers Nho viii address the cuIvcn-
ton
The Wichita entertainments commit
tee has arranged for a troupe of thirty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17

performers from AN eastern circuit to
entertain tho N%isitors 40 the cnnsigiory
the evenings of tue nrst and second
of the convention while the big
annual banquet win be held on tho
evening OF tho last day. February 10.
The day sessions VIII be given over
business matters OF concern to
addresses by prominent
men IN live took affairs and the dis
c|ussion OF topics ~ interest and bon
eff TO the ~stockrsou ot Kansas and the
great southwest
Tho Kansas Live Stock association
Is "a rapidly growing organization ana
rs one of the valuable assets TO the
leading industry ~ the state of Kan
sas. 4, Ga serving stockmen In a null
titudc OF Ways, saving money to shin-
pcra. assisting in the adjustment ot
claims appearing for the people IN
rate hearings and generally protecting
and promoting the live stock Interests
OF the state. II is the ain 81 the OH
GERS and executive committee of IN,
organization that tno association IN
this state shall he 90 Kansas what the
Texas cattlemen's organizations are q
that state, and they are iesirous ol
securing the cooperation ~ Texas and
southwest stockmen to h end that
PHEASANT ana profitable relations and
good fellowship may exist betwcet
these organizations ana mutual bon
onts accrue, cattlcmen from TcNai
and stOckmon generally ~ill be eel
coined To this annual meetiag. Wich'
ia TX the logical place, M well az at
idea city, IL which Ia hold this CON
yentipn. II is the center of tht great
cattle territory Of Kan ta II is the
gateway between Kansas and tht
southwest. Il has an active nud con
SANITY growing live stock market ane
IL "a convenient ana proper point fol
buyers aud sellers 10 meet get bet
ter Acquainted aud transact business
FIFTY miles to the east of wichita lie'
the great hint hills pasture lands
comprising Greenwood, Chase ant
Butler counties, on whose far-fnmeI
blue stem grass annually are tattenct
| more than "A quarter OF "A million bee
steers. mostly hailing from the Pan
| handle countrt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
KLEIN TRIAL IS
NOT LIKELY TO
START T0M|eAT
Neither Counsel. Will be Able
to Attend Meeting; An.
other Date Probably Will
be Set.

Judge W. G. Heacock. as well as
John venable. will be unable to be at
the council meeting tonight, So the
chance II starting the hearing of the
charges against chief Klein are negi-
sible. Mr., Venable IL counse for
Mayor no.;..ss. AID Judge Heacoc..
In Klein's counsel Even If Judge
Heacock had found II convenient to
attend tonight and WAS ready to pro-
coed. he wouldn't have considered be-
ginning the trial In the face OF Mr..
Venable's formal notification that no
could not be on hand tonign,.
Council IL likely to fix a date for
the hearing that will dis%associate Il
from the regular meetings. There In a
good deal of likelihood hat tho trial
will he started some afternoon toward
the end OF the week. In order To give
business men IN the council a hance
To attend without interfering with
their other aYairs. the hearing Will
proba bly, start late in the afternoon.
but early enough to offer an oppor-
tunity TO dispose OF the case in one
sitting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
SANTA BARBARA AND
RIO. GRANDE BOOM
ELECT NEW HEADS

building, resulting in the cholcc of the
DAY by the stockholders ana directors
@. the santa barbara Tie " Pole co.
and the Rio Grande Boom company
at their Offices In the Commercial club
building, resulting 800 the hcoicc Of the
following set OF Officers for both com
panies:
President. A. H. McGancy; vice
president. W. r. Hodges, Chicago;
secretary and treasurer. Il. l.. Cope
land, Topeka: assistant secretary and
treasurer. +. T.. BAKER. Aibuquerque'
These officers. with W. &. Reid ot
A~lbuQuefnue and " r.. Bailey, make
up the directorate { each company.
The company now Is preparing for
the largest NFrce OF les from the Taos
and Rio Arriba county storage yards
Il ever has held, More than half
a million ties viii Oe sent down the
river ms sccc ~ the sprirg floods war
rant the commenchg Of the ufiVc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
sHAH's FORMER
FINANCIAL HEAD
ABOARD LIMITED

W. Morgan Shuster, onc-time finan.
clal agent Of the Persian government.
In charge OF the Persian finances.
prssel through here today on the cal
iiornia limited IN company with a
New York publisher named Hazen.
Mir Shustcr was removed from ms
post VI reheian several years Y ~
a result of foreign influence over the
shah. \ certain European chancei-
lory objected "a the presence OF any
financial director not definitely CONF
mitted in favor of II. Shuster won't to
Persia originally at the special re-
quest OF the shah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
AND HIS
WIFE PATCH Up
THEIR QUARREL
Cauble, However. Said to Be
Ready to Press Assault
Charge, and Hearing Is
Down for 4 This Afternoon.

Trial OF Claude Hutto. ~ south
Waiter street. charged with beating
his wife and threatening George w.
Cnuble, a ranch foreman, With a re-
voivor. il set for 4 o'clock this after
noon before Justice of the Peace craig
IN tn. e6th precinct court.
Hutto and his wife have patched
up their quarrel. 1t was said this
morning, and she il expected to with
draw her complaint. but Cauple IL rsid
TO be prepared 10 press his case.
poiicemnn SHUT arrested quito ~
his home early Saturday evening after
= ne,ghbor telephoned that Mrs. iiutto
was screaming. Arg. Hutto went with
the policeman and her husband anu
swore out a complaint. hutto gave
1850 cash bail for his appearance In
court.
several hours later 'aublc COM
planned to tho police that hutto TOOK
him Tor a ride in his car aud on IN"
Hatelas bridge drew a revolver and
turned il on him. lie said ne crap
pied with Hutto, thon broke away n
walked pack to own Jealousy was
said 10 be se cause OF the alleged gun
PLAY and the police say Hutio had no
cause whatever to be jealous.
Hutto tried 10 see tauule nt the lat
tors room yesterday, af,er he ana Ms
wife had effected Il reconciliation but
Cauhlc declined 10 see him. hutto
insisted on going up 20 the room ana
the hndlddy tolephonod the police.
uutto leit before % policeman could
Is, sent 0ut and appeared voluntarily
st the station house To explain that
cnuhle had sent word l,o wanted TO
see HIM Ills wife Corrohorated him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
ONE JUVENILE
bUCAbOO Gets
BUMP IN COURT
Judge Reynolds Rules That
Dislike for School and Play
ing Hockey Is No Ground
for Reform Commitment.

Disinclination To go Ia school ~ not
sufficient ground Tor commitment 10
the reform school. Judge Reynolds
10 ruled IN the district court this
morning In the casc of Augustine Cor
REQ, an old Town boy who was com
mitted by a justice Of the peace last
week AZ incorriRible.
II wac s.oucht out AZ the hearing
today that The boys chief If not only,
onense. was playing hockey. II was
not shown hat he was bad otherwise.
and Judge Reynolds held that he was
not to be chased as in%corrigiblo WITH
In the meaning h a has cumc u hc
attached to the word.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17

BIG news for you on this page
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Watch for it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
f R VERDICT IS
CONFIRMED IN TEXAS

Judge W g. iieacoCk, counsel Tor
Shcrcr received word today
that the supreme court of TEXTS mas
confirmed the verdict granted Sherer
agninst the ToNns Il Pacific railroad
last year
Shor,r vas permanently crippled by
a fan from the top of "A freight ear
Nhilo WORKING az a brakeman tof The
Texas A Pacific railroad. lie was
awarded heavy damages aud the rai''
road appealed. shercr Is operating a
litney system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
SNOW MD Sttilr NUiG ~
DGDIH EVEN ON sliI COAST

wave oyersproading tho country east
OF the Mississippi today had forced
the freezing line Of zero temperature
aa far south as the ohio river, Rains
ana SHOWS, mostly light. prevailed
over the oast ana south ~ sloet has
been experienced as far south as Mo-
bile Continued cold Is predicted for
tonight ia the Atlantic states. With a
WV extending mto Florida,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17
NEBRASKA ATTORNEY
GENERAL PLANS TO
BLOCK SCENT FARES

Lincoln, Neb., Ian. ls.-Application
for an Injunction against me seven
railways dolng business in Nrbraska
was today Med with the Nebraska SUI
prcme court by Attorney General VIII
lis g.. Reed, The injunction Is re-
to prevent u action the fail-
roads may be contemplating toward
reVerting TO the t%hrcc-cent passenger
fare IN the state, The court has taken
the application under consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-17

Gaspar Garcia. q former Justice OF
the peace, accused OF pHnchtng 4
woman because she refused To dance
with him, pleaded guilty before JUS
tice Of the Peace Craig n the s6th
precinct court this afternoon. lilo will
NE sentenced tomorrow,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

@ienoont, Der life Ifuloe bore bleben fattigere UNDER
Sufins 5orr1Dnoerifab. San lefe0e fit beeoe Sobeo
og gift mere frimooigt frer1oo, oa ban banoe giort oct,
te 2efte. Dette bar oct rette, iom brr6e cores. Stu
falot Der 2bs oner bans @ei og gioroe Den flar for
bam- San oiloe be6oloe So9en for fig ieIp og beitpre
@o0iet, in6tiI ban ioa, bpao Der bleb al Rifaro.
Set bar blebet belt mgrft, bo ban fo1 til oerne
9elutning, ioa at ban life lengere funoe ie Den inpn.
re, farlige Sti, ban biotil bop6e fulgt ODER aIipperne.
5looen bar fonlmen og breleoe III iom tllnge &ano-
1er, naar Den Hog mo moo De forte Slipper, benofse-
be meo SegrGs, Der laa fem &%unoreoe 500 UNDER
BAN. 2%anosbDen 9erforo loa III bagneo ham, og ban
bar 9nnife uer en- on6en lille 0al, Der bar enonu mere
imal. San funoe ollereoe FINITE enfelte ems poa 5or-
ii1en at en- flor 9pgning, bbor ban bar neiten Iigeiao
goot fenot JONI paa Serforo Slot.
Noor man %rnotager fire fem usle Sptter, laa Der
eQerS ingen Suie oenne lille 0ol. S aftenens opbe
Stilbeo Ipo Ell itr gagtbunoS beie, ounpe @gen belt
~ubpggeligt og Den b~epareoes fun al oe ~bruienoe 9gG-
ger. Sber belle Steoet bbileoe en- uiigelig Sergmooia-
6e0, og Sntin ~itanoieoe Wigrfet og iaa ODER oct.
San biofte goot, at beo 0ogen Ina set ligeIaa poe
og triit no. Sfobene og Sooen omfring @remitoge.
9ooroen bar o~berbofieoe meo Eio8ler oq Gjern, Iorte
og 2aoger bang poa ruitne Seneiler, Der bar Geoner
og Spreffer De ~mosgroeoe @G9oe, ieIo ll%obpgniu.
gerne bar falbeieroi9e, og mango @or bar Der life
rert en- Saan6 til 6eparation eler sSorbeoring af Ste.
oct. @ieren, Sr. 2pnr, bar OmegnenS NET r~Dggesleie
0aenneife, en- 8ranfer, en- Spi0er og en- goelono, Ion
boboe fert Suitins 9rooer 6oroprbelie og mango
meo BAN, Der bar fomne 9erering meo 6arn. Men
oa ban too Der Mtprfet, bioite Der fig ct Smil paa
bans aniiot, ifent ban i%amtioig orog ct 6pbt Sui.
n@uo gibe, @itber bar min Suitru bette gie.
blif, boiifeoe ban. Set bloc bore goot boooe for
ben0e og mig, tbi 90 frnoe ieg fortnae benoe, bpao
ieg life fan betro anorel"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
VIII.
Gitbers 8eilntning.

either forloo oltlao Suitin og lfpnote fla ben til
Spheilien for at beipore i'm Saoers aalo. San ioo
enoni beo Wfiooagsborbet iantn1en meo to @plter fra
Sopborougb, ion bar TONNE, eiter at @ltber bapoe reiSt
Jig ira Wfiooagen. Waon fenote oltfor goot Sr. 2pnn,
% oct bar neeet %iieIoent, at Der life tom noaen ON
Attener, neo bbem ban funoe fororipe oe Ianae. feoe.
ltge Elmer ira Wtiooogen til eiter Mionot. San pro.
leoe al at ban flnoe oriffe oob6elt ioo meaet Tom en-.
Doer ailoe1 Wtoto belle Smegnen, noor ban 5ep fit
Soo til at beige Chen og %begpnote efter at babe Itnrfet
Jig neo Ell goo Wioooe. Og Der bar iuaen Dronfere
SnlegnerI lonl life bapbe prspet at oriffe meo BAN.
9an bar enonll Ell imuf Wiono meo ct flint ltoie.
enoe, rleo lanlne fine Sref iom 0otteren. SuotiI DC
llolte aor baboe Der ppret Ell uoprpqet 2iobeo me(leru
Dem, lige til oct fintfortleoe Sooeo oa oen IIonfe ri.
ours opreilte Soloning. Wten' mi bar Sr. Gums Sopeb
lite laa opreilt og bans Sfulore bar mere ianmenfalo-
ne emo fsr. Sans Mniigt baboe facet en- ufin6 1arpe,
og bons pIne, Iom for bapoe p9ret ligeioa flare oa
oDoe lot @ltbers, bar bleben matte oa blo0lroerIebne.
IS oeffe &1eblif bar ban ben ballot beruIeoe Tilitano,
oa lelo oct melt olporlige Silf9loe ~frernfaloer en- ban.
otfflg Satter. Sa gitber blrtigt aabf1eoe Dgren GA
%lfanoleoe Der ct gieblif, oberraifet peo at ie DC TO @r.
tier, iom bun life bapoe bert fon1fie, robrso ban after
| Den roo Gone, iom baobe iaget Suitin no al Siiiet
,eitber," iagoe ban, efer at bans to aantnierater
baboe reHt fig og buffet for Den beroige apinoe, loen
at tiiroe uope nosen onoen Silien, yieg bar noqIe aooe
glpbeoer at fort9lle Dig. Sr. 5lenmiua bar bert benz
Sopboroiigb, og De er altfor gooe til at blipe aenrte
til Morgen. geo on, bpao garnle Serforo bar aiort2
Sffe efterlaot i'm Spn en- Ore, men alt gaar oper til
Vr9iteu."
Iii Suitin2" ipurete eitber f~orbapiet.
Uortiettes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Suitill, ifDnote bum fig OPP poa fit gGrelie for at taffe
@ub, foroi bun bor iiffer poa 5remtioen. 9erpaa
ienote bun 9no efter lin Sfr9oer og 0omeifrpoerinoe
for at afgere bet O~onifelige Spergsmaal: Ssrgeorog.
ten for ganle 8ifnro 9erforo.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04
Mrs. Robinson Writes

That woman suffrage 0, near a'
hand is a known fact. a. time pas,
es the world recognizes that true
democracy must include vwupu
II il only a matter ug time aaur
universal suffrage will hr granted
from ocean to ocean. Only % gan-
Grafton ago a glrI's education
stopped at music and embroidery
That she could learn anything OF
government affairs was foolish.
The notion that women should be
limited IN their activities To- CHILD
bearing and home-making and being
their husbands body servant, sew
ing on buttons, washing their
clothing and cooking their meals i-
becoming a thing Of the past
Women are capable Of state and
national housekeeping. Men ar.
beginning to learn that they arc
not so wonderful. When lhn fur
sulIragists began to speak n pub1n.
the men tried to scandallzc them by
calling them names, for they had
not a single sane argument To pa,
up why women should not vote.
When the mothers Of this old
world takes a hand in governing
affairs, then aud not uIi then, will
we have a pure clean government,
free from greed, fraud, graft anC
Doodle, for our mothers Iule with a
heart Of love. "Therc would b
no terrible wars to slay their beloy
ed IONS. There would be no hQuur
traffic TO enfold then in its meshes
Our courts Of justice would be de-
cided for justice instead Of who hac
the most money. Men have beer
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04

our trim and youthful narrow SKIRT
had had its aav. 70 day, however,
the full skirt Is one Of the approved
features Of the modes, and is still
growing fuller. We smile upon il
approvingly now, and what, 81 its
first appearance was looked upon as
bulk aud clumsiness, Is now oonsid.
cred quaint and daintily feminine.
Ribbon Is being used prolnsely az
trimming on both hats aud frocks.
1t ranges in width from the inch
wide faille or more banding, glrd-
ling the waist of the severe little
rrock Of tafreta or serge, or forming
the perky cockade on the chic cha.
peau, to the wide satin, MORE or
taffeta ribbon which forms the en-
tire skirt or bodice Of the dance
frook or dinner dress. In many Of
the new dinner and evening dresses
ribbon bows Of all descriptions are
used for trimming; there are perky
little bows, wide graceful bows,
simple bows with hying ends tackled
ON 10 bodice and skirt at yarIOu s
angles. Nine. Jenny Is particular
" given to ribbon trimmings; some
of her dainty dresses have their
sheer, full skirts banded around the
bottom with wide metal-edged ub.
bons, giving them a most effective
appearance.
For late spring and early fall,
there is nothing quite as satisfactory
as the jumper dress of taffeta, serge,
or soft, lightweight wool. Worn
with guimpes, or over the regula
tion shirtGlouse of crepe de Chine,
crepe Georgette or taffeta it makes
an attractive costume for street and
general daytime wear, perfectly
suitable without coat or other wrap.
Such a dress has all the appeal Of a
one piece frock, with the added
attraction of being easily freshened
and changed by the addition Of a
contrasting guimpe or uuderblonse.
One Of the most attractive of these
Jumper dresses IS illustrated here,
developed in black taffeta, with ac-
companying underbodice of white
crepe Georgette. The high collar,
smart sleeve, and fiaring skirt pre-.
sent pleasing picture. The second
frock is also in jumper effect; one
Of the dainty ribbon girdles, with
long flying ends and small cravat
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04

how q feature, The skirt is un.
psn.I and new, and the iumper par
tieularIy simple and smart Of cut.
This ldra is nicely suited to other
,aGgra. or q fine serge. fhe open
throat, winch will probably con.
tInnrm aycr during the summer,
fl m attractive detail Of the under.
blouse of crepe de Chine,
"Col0rl,," a, they call those trim,
ape.Irko collars introduced this
season, are features Of many Of the
newest lrocks aud blouses. One Of
the newest bl0usts shows a series of
these little "collels" graduated
from q narrow ru,l about the neck
to deep cape extending. quite To
the vai.t. These cape.hke collars,
resembling the capes on a coach.
mans coat, are among the latest aud
mos, approved Of the new dress de.
uiI,; they are especially effective
on lrocks of tatIcla aud satin.
The drop.shoulder full sleeve is a
feature Of many Of the new frocks;
ia fact, the sleeve Is the point, il
would seem, where designers aud
drcssmakers are expending most Of
their Ingenuity. Many original,
attractive notions are being carried
out in the cuff, ia the trimming,
and M the shoulder lire Fulness
is a decided feature, and many ef.
ftcuvc methods Of trimming are
being rcsorled to, tor instance, sun
little ruilles aud frills, aud old.time
quillings appear, lending an air Of
ls4O, which is quite m keeping
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04

with the full ,kirts and other fea-
lures Of hi. period daily being
introduced.
There were many OF us who be-
moancd the passing of the slender
skirt because Of its youthful arr,
but Fashion has taken care of this,
too, IN her new rulings. The flare
of the SKIRT and coat, the suggestion
of slender waist, the shortness Of
the skirts, topped effectively by a
perky, high hat, very close fitting,
and completed with tum, we'll
fitting footwear, Is quite a. youth.
ful and trim, and far more comfort
able than the prpe.stem skirt IN
which a natural stride was utterly
impossible.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior, T.. s. Land Ohlce
az Little Rock. ARK. January 18th. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Ardla sum
mers. OF Burr. Ark. Who, ON September oh.
1911. made Homestead entry No. r- for
swh ncA. nwh sen. section =. township q n ,
range e.. 5th prin. meridian. has lled notice
Of Intention 10 make three year proof 20 os
tablish claim 10 the land above described. be-
fore T.. r. Harrison. county clerk. az POca-
hontas. Ark. on the slth day of Sep. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses; John Lynx
wller. WIN Palmer, John Palmer and Ben
Palmer, all Of Burr, Ark.
1no. ". Allen.
gl-St Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04

al each o,hn5'- throat ever since
man was made. Did not Cain sIay
Abel, when th.rr were only three
men 600 raHa: Aad laeY have
h,nn k.'.ing each other ever since.
s.am..sramo, on earth. j. rs 400
Wonder 0o. said that hc was sorry
be- had made man.
Smrg mn .a,c made such o ter
rlolr mr,- ol ruling this world they
.houa at 0r..' uny Tor tine gentle
and 9umg help Of mother, w'te
and .mllI.r
Jennie Robinson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04

Pleurisy pains are located just
below the short ribs. Lumbago
affects the same region but toward
the back. BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT Is the remedy in either
case. If rubbed in thoroughly it
eases pam, relaxes the muscles and
the patient can move about freely
and comfortably. Price 25c, soc
aud sl.OO per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-04
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUEF
''ria! Try Il! Hair gets soft hutty ano
beautItul--Get a 25 cent bottle
OF Danderine.

II you care for heavy hair that gii5-
I,gl yGnS with beauty and is radiant WIN
~ 5ne, mas an Incompatible softness ano
10 nuuy and mstrous, try Danderiaie.
JUST one application doubles inc
gSy gGauIy OF your hair, besides It imhe,
JialeIy ,il.Sy dissoves every particle OF
Ian ISonuruu: You can not have nice
Seayy' Iey' healthy hair II you have
GahQrGn' ttl This destructive scurt roDS
St tue nalr OF its lustre, its strength ana
,,s very life, and If not overcome ~
iRIoutces ino ieverlshness and itching q
SlS- io Seaipi the hair roots lamiBn.
toO''.' 10 ~ 2, 'haa tbe heir fai,s ous
tS, fSs' ".ws @ 25ccut ioti'o oL
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