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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
C0ULON' 7 Do
HER WORK
Says Condition Was So Seri-
GUS Little Daughter Had to
Take Charge of Work,
But Cardui Helped.

Burbank. Fla.-'About a year and a
half ago writes Mrs Florence Rog
ers. Of this place, u had got in very
bad health. Everything WAS wrong. I
'couldn't eat anything that didn't make
me suffer =. My limbs also gave me
great pain and the pains in the limbs
extending down to the knees. too had
awful pains in the back and was very
thin and rundown in health: also. |
had pains IN the chest and stomach
was terribly nervous, Everything
would startle me.
An acquaintance told me of the
great benefit she had received from
Cardui so | thought 1 would try
1t inasmuch as ! was in so serious a
condition. | was SO bad off | couldn't
do my work. The little daughter had
TO take charge of the work, and /
could hardly walk
began using Cardui. and In about a
week | felt much improved got
better right along. after taking the
Cardui, getting better every dav. In
about two weeks after taking the Car
dui, | WAS able to do all my work ex-
eept the washing . =. In month more
could do all my work, the washing
have found it a great remedy and
boon for women"
Ladies'! Take Cardui for your trou-
Dies' FOR sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR
NEW FREE SANITARIUM

lsrtciAL cossrsroHosscs 10 sorHisa JovHsAtl
Alamogordo. N. Dl.. June 20. fun
corps OF officers for the National Free
Tubereular Sanatorium association, TO
be located IN Alamogordo, has been
selected. The control and business
management Of the institution is vest
cd IN a board OF directors and adyis'
ois consisting Of twenty-slx members,
the majority Of whom are business
men OF Alan ogordo.
The officefs are; &. + rearce pres
idcnt: e. $. Goodwin. vice.p president;
j. /. Powell, secretary. Geo. II Healy,
treasurer Dean Sherry, an Alamo
gofdo attorney, has been appointed as
counsellor for the association Dr.
r.. d. Mckinley, Dr. g. II Wald-
eohmidt, Dr. j. II. Gilbert and Dr. J..
q. Holmes constitute the local medical
board,
Secretary l.. !, Powell * now in Ok
lahoma, where he is conducting an
advertising campaign for the associa-
iion An eigh'-psge folder has lust
been published setting forth the plans
and purposes Of the association. II also
contains a description of Almogordo
and the Sacramento valley, togei her
with cloudcfoft and the Sacramento
mountains The folder Is being dis
trlbnted IN u general way throughout
the Iuited States
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
FAMOUS ARROWHEAD
SPRINGS A TAV0RITE
SUMNER RESORT

Back In the beautiful san Ber-
nardno mountains. sixty miles from
Los Angeles. AT ap altitude OF 1000
feet IA situated Arrowhead Springs,
famous the world over for the won
derful curative waters found there.
Heahh rest apd recreation seekers
journey 10 This distinctive resort
from an parts OF tile country 20 par
take Of the wonderful mineral wa
ters aud enjoy the worlds only nat
ural di-sodiun arsenate steam cave
baths.
The emblem Of Arrowhead Springs
a gigantic natural arrowhead blazed
on smooth-cut wrinkle OF one of
the peaks, points directly 10 the heal
ing springs, and it can he seen miles
land miles away.
With its endless number Of de-
lights and diversions such as tennis,
golf swimming mountain climbing.
dancing eto.. Arrowhead Springs is
one Of the most modern. The hotel
contains every metropolitan feature.
Home grown ranch and dairy prod
1cts are served at the hotel fresh
from Arrowhead Rancho.
This well known resort can be
reached by four transportation lines
from Los Angeles Macadamzed auto
bnulevards also lead direct TO the
Springs
Summer vacaiionists can obtain a
descriptive folder Of California's most
conspicuous mountain resort by writ
ing 10 Arrowhead Springs company,
Arrowhead Springs, California,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
IMPORTANT GOLD STRIKE
REPORTED FROM ORGAN


fsrtci.l rosaGsroHnghcH 70 soaHihe IoushAll
santa Fe, June ia gold STRIKE
or much importance IS reported
from two miles north Of organ
bona Ana county The llrst
forty tons of ore taken out netted
$4,000.
The Elfego Haca copper company
Is shipping ore from the new fleld
northwest Of the Magdalena noun
tains in Socorro county.
q. Ramonette Of Mexico city, and
Manuel Gutierrez, Of Torreon, have
taken lease from Waiter Mayfield
on copper properties five miles north
cast of Tularosa.
The Pintada Consolidated Copper
company has resumed operations in
.pntada canyon, Guadalupe county 10
miles west OF Santa Rosa Returns of
$3.50, or nine ounces OF gold and $50
ounces of silver besides, per cent
OF copper, have been obtained on a
shipment made by George Utter from
the Jim Crow Imperial group a.
Steeple Rock, Grant comfy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21

G., together with Mrs. lfewkes, are
ia Gallup for au extended stay. Dur
ing their soioufn here Dr. Fewkes will
investigate a number OF The thousands
Of pre- historic ruins that can be
readily reached from Gallup he ex-
poets to spend about thirty days in
0allup making daily pips to the
larger ruins that can be reached ana
studied IN a day or two.
he spent the first week Of his stay.
however visiting a points near Ca
nad9. Arizona particularly at the
rouul ruins at Na2line Bluffs $ miles
fron Ganado These he found very
Interesting and ones tliat viii he ~
great value 10 the history Of the pre-
historic iuhnbltants OF this country.
An excavating expedition will be sent
to that point little later to make
further Investigations.
Monday Of this week ne spent at
one Of the largest prehistoric ruins
af the southwest, about six miles east
Of Gallup. The ruins Of this city
shows clearly the walls Of hundreds
~ hMFiililhN nv fAi"~' 'NetH'HF
along the edge of sharp bluff for
about a mile The earth about this
ruin II strcwn With ancient pottery
ana small implements used by the
which bear Tie marks
10 the peoples Of the south p
west prior 10 The coming of the Amer
lean Indian. The place was undonbf r.
eddy In ruin long before the spanish
priests first visited this part OF the
country In 1893
The people Of Gallup, with The as
sistance OF Dr fewkes Will ask Tor
an appropriation by congress Tor the
purpose Of obtaining funds with which
10 restore some Of the walls of the
more important temples aud klNas OF
this ruin.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
CLOVIS HOLDING A
FIVE DAY CHAUTAUQUA

fspscl.l eosNEsrospsHos 70 MOANING JoOaHt1l
Clovis. y NJ, June 20.-Commenc-
ing Yesterday, Clovis viii have q five
days Chauiauqua which Is being
sponsored by the Missionary society
Of the Methodist church. The West
ern Chautauqua system Is furnishing
the attractions. The first day the
Musical Art company was the CHIEF
attraction. The company is composed
Of musicians and an impersonator
To-day Rev W II. Sehriyncr lee
tured The third day will be devoted
TO the smith Williams entertainers,
vocal soloists. The fourth day Fran
els J. Gable. lecturer and humorst
will he the attraction. while the fifth
and last day the people will be en-
tertaIned by Vivian NewkErk and her
Harmony company" vocal a1d IN
hrumental musicians
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
ALBUQUERQUE DEGREE
TEAM BUSY AT CAPITAL

lsrtc,.L coRsrspoHosaer 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. June 2a.--The second day
of the Masonic reunion saw an in
crease of the class taking the higher
degrees, as number Of Masons who
already had took the degrees up 70
the fourteenth arrived.
A special dspensation was granted
after considerable telegraphins. TO
confer the degrees from the fifteenth
to the thirty second inclusive upon
Percy +. knight. of El Paso, banker,
who Is under the Texas jurisdiction.
The Albuquerque degree team con-
ferred several degrees TO-DAY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
REPUBLICAN OFFICE
SEEKERS STALKING OUT
THE JOBS THEY WANT

r-sc,.t cssstsrssbsscs ~ nessiHs JousNtu
Santa Fe June 2Q.-- Repuolicau Of.
flee seekers ayready are stalking out
the iobs they viii seek IN o9sc Charles
mans Hughes is elected president J..
porter Jones formerly Of Albliauor-
que. * ~. first 10 prerinpi tue ia
tetnsl revenue collectorship for New
Mexico and Arizona II Is afgued that
New Mexico with ts Republican sem
ators viii 0c IN much better position
10 land the place than Arizona which
has the lob under the Democratic re-
gime.
one OF the fiisi endcavors Of
United states senator Thomas y. tai-
ron, Is said 70 be the return Of The IN
ternal revenue office to Santa Fe
whence It was taken to Phoenix be-
cause Of the importuni,ies of Ari.
zonas Democratic senators u fev
years ago J Porter Jones Is landing
convention delegates tor senator Cat
ron and therefore believes himself en-
Titled to the choicest Of the federal
jobs
MOI much surprise Was caused here
by the announcement that County
Superintendent James l.. q. Swinney
of San Juan county has entered tho
lists for The democratic nomination
for superintendent Of public insiruc-
tion, making the second candidate who
hopes 10 take ihe nomination from the
present superintendent, REV G. G.
1iili Of Roswell, superintendent Of
Chaves county having been endorsed
for The place By his county institute
last week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21

20 tntestnrs TINS Company nov con
tt0s over 70 nNl fhlrty thousand Vel't
~ lands aud leases ma the fel' "l ehN
gas belt These properties have been cafe-
fully selected ana are wct blocked iWe
many different pronertiee reaching INTO
twelve different oil counties. We nave
actual work started on t"eniY.pne new
weus-four @ seVen ot whirh should be
completed during the next Two weeks 1hf
oluding several to ihr deep sands
rb.s Company may have over two hun
,lrrd million dollars at oil IN these differ
eut properties and is determined 10 pne
into operation the balance of forty to fltiN
drllie aud keep them going until the Com !.
panvs production reaches twenty thnusap"
barrels per day
II controls one great lease NJ about
twelve thousand acres northwest OF an"
rich Heuidtou oil pool oh a reported Etf"l+
or anti-eino than iieaid'pn penick Is
being moved In and drilling viii start
az onco at our choice location on this
property where q great producer ran DC
cxpeeted The llealdtou iieid covers less
acreage ana ~ nov estimated tn ho worm
nenfly quarter of a bullon dollars
Also this Company has lusi rooantly se-
cured lease of nearly live thousand pefes
ia stephens County Oklahoma. several hum
drsd acres OF Whioh are tn hnt hctwten
q rich pool near Duncan and another new
pool north af Ringing thar Is deeoioplnF
onormola gas wells az shallow duplh
Hound 20 hr his oil near THIS gas
reported liO0.barrcl gushcr has just
been secured about thgcc mules southeast
a biz boom has started ip the southern
district Leases are selling ~ hiEh as i've
hundred dollars per ucte. orlls VIII De
started az ohcp nn our valuable ptopeftS
an this great lease in stephens Nouutv
AZ the hour this notice ls Nrittcu The
dtfls are VA the cap rock of production
ia ihree dliferont. .Nells ~ The Uncle Sam
0N Company
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21

East Las Vegas, y. NJ, June 20.--
Peter Roth. a resident of Last Vegas
since 1850, died Saturday night at his
home north of this city after a brief
illness. Mr.. Roth for many years had
been in the meat bushes in this city.
and farmer, The Roth farm is one. of
the best improved and cultivated
pieces of hand in the state. MI Roth
is survived by his wife. two sons and
daughter. He was born in Gefell,
Prussia in 1851, and came to the
United States while young. He was a
prominent odd Fellow
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21

church in It's near future develop
ment
A brief history Of the church, the
names of the directors, the building
committee and the names Of many of
the local people prominently connect
ed with the church, and many who
have assisted in helping IT along in the
past were imbedded in the walls of
the new structure during the coarse
of the ceremonies. Fully five hum
dred Of the local citizens Witnessed
the ceremonies The church building
will be one of the most beautiful
structures of its kind in the south
west. The entire building viii be Of
the native brown rock and brown col
ored pressed brick manufactured in
Gallup by the New Mexico Brick COM
pany. II will be completed some time
In July,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21

Santa re, June 20---Plans for good
sized stock pens at Lucy on the Relen
cutoff were submitted today to tho
State Cooperation Commission by
General Livestock Agent f. $. Brooks
this being in response 10 the complaint
BY Angus McGiNraV to the commits
sion The commission was also noti-
fled by G. NJ pay superintendent at
Denver Of the Adams Express company
that an office will be maintained at
Mount Dora. Union county. II the
amount Of business at all iustifies IT,
orders had been issued to close the
office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21

Indigestion quickly develops sick
headache, biliousness, bloating, sour
stomach, gas on stomach, bad breath
or some of the other conditions caus-
ed by clogged or irregular bowels. If
you have any Of these symptoms take
a Foley Cathartic Tablet this evening
and you will feel better in the morn
ing. w b. Vandigrift, smyrna, Ga,
says: 1--WE find Foley Cathartic Tab
lets the best we have ever used for
bilious headaches and / am praising
them up to all my friends, Sold
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
Prison Hollow Tile In Demand.

Santa Fe June .0.--The state
today shipped three
more ears of hollow tile to Albu-
querque. making ten cars Of the
twelve-car' order for the GroSs- Kelly
building The penitentiary has booked
orders for a million and half of
brick and has more demand for its
hollow tile than it can fill, the hol-
low tile being produced of better
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
NEW METHODIST CHURCH
DEDICATED AT GALLUP

Gallup \ NJ, June 20. The lay
ing Of the corner stone OF the new
Methodist church took place here
sunday evening, June lS, Agent T.
II Purdy OF the local Santa Fe station
was master Of ceremonies. Judge j.
II. McFie WAS among the prominent
speakers. lis address was very inter
osting. being along the lines of the
development Of the Methodist church
in New Mexico and in Gallup.
Rev. g c. Emmons. who Is mainly
responsible for the great wave Of sptr-
itnal preparedness which has visited
Gallup, gave short talk, pertaining
tn the purposes and intentions of the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
SOUTHERN VALLEYS OF
STATE 0VERRUN WITH
REFUGEES FROM MEXICO


tsrseisL eerrxsrospsscs 70 Noshihs JOURNAL
Santa Fe, June 20.--New Mexico,
especially the Pecos and Mesilla val
ley are being overrun by starving refu-
gees from northern Mexico. The
poems are anxious to work but are
compelled to beg for food on their
way Employment in the fields and
orchards as well as en- the range and
railroads is scarce.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
CnnilaI nns small Tirc.

santa Pc. June 20.-Ftre broke out
from defective flue in the home of
Judge 4 l.. Morrison on East Pal
ace avenue yesterday. The flames
were extinguished before the fire
company apparatus arrived tho dam
age being nominal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
LATER

Since this notice was written this Com
pany has completed a IS 0000N gas we'll
uear the center of It's fourteen quarter sec.
iious ~ leases IN pawnee County, uear Jen-
nings, where many well informed oil men
expect nearly second Gushing pool IN
i6 to q days real oil snshers IN this dis
trict nov seem sure The drills will so
deeper day and night ana we bave started
two new wells IA The very Mart OF this
new field different properties
We have over five miles of line to pro.
teet iu this fiTd and may start the bal
ance ~ F0rty-tNo tl2) new wells on these
valuable lnuses ou completion Of wells now
drilling ana soon drive this stock IN q
record breaking advance Of from 20 20 60
tinos
As part vt the consideration the Com.
pauy reserves The right to approve or
reject any substitution to- or transfer u
us stock The stock as non-assessable
Rrmlttanees wiu he accepted on the fol-
lowing hasts subject ~ withdrawal with
oat notice u mailed not later than irme
sS lais.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
NOTED ARCHAE0l0GlST
VISITING IN GALLUP

Gallup. N NJ, Inne 20 pr. Wal
ter Fewkes. director IN charge Of the
bureau Of c,hnology at Washington, y.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-06-21
Arizona Resort
REST FoH BILIOUS HEADACHES,

quality than any other produced in
the southwest.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-10

double handful OF sand into the air,
and as the sunlight caught the myri-
ads of bright surfaces, she cried
What is it? Oh, what is it,"
sand" said Tommy
Sand" cried Celestia.
Didn't you ever play in the sand
when you were little"
Il used TO play with diamonds and
rubies, said Celestia. "Oh, but this is
wonderful. See. you can write in it
and draw pictures. Look. am max
ing the man Stlliter"
And, indeed. with her forefinger for
pencil, she made an excellent carica-
ture of him.
Who taught you TO do that. Ce-
lestia?"
An angel she said simply.
Well. said Tommy. I've heard OF
people who could draw like angels
but-oh. Celestia, aren't you little
tired OF playing this heavenly origin
business on me? l don't take any
stock in it
She looked at him with sudden
grave wonder
When | tell You that come from
heaven, you don't believe me-"
Why, Celestial he said, meeting
just a regular girl. Why there's blood
on your cheek, where a deer fly has
bitten YOU
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-10
CHAPTE TX.

The ottoner Tommy helped Celes-
tia through. over or under some DIM
Guilty of the wilderness. saved her
from beng torn by bramblcs. or en-.
couragcd her with his voice, the more
infatuated he became with her
Mary blackstone image could be
recalled uuh by an effort OF memory
And yet ii was oAl5 few days since
he had faneied himself in love With
her Tie confessed this 10 himself
more than once. and could but feel
ashamed and shceWsh lioW long
Would II be before he fauCicd himself
in love with Celestia. after how long
a separation would he discover that
he did not love her In tho least lie
had no stability N,4s he never 10
have a serious purpose IN lille Love?
Even hate"
All OF a sudden they caught slmpses
OF blue water between the tree stems.
and in few moments they saw
before them and below them u
lovely lake with densely wooded
shores and in its midst dense =
wooded island.
oh" exclaimed Celestia. But this
earth is beautiful"
Remind you at all OF heaven ,"
asked Tommy little mischieyously
Not in the least" said Celestia,
and as If she did not wish 10 discuss
the comparative beauties OF the two
places. is that our island she
asked.
Well be hard TO find" said Tom
my. and now the work is almost all
over
They descended the narrow strip OF
land which divided the lake from the
forest, and here Tommy told Celestia
TO sit down and rest while he hunted
for the dugout and got 1t into the
water.
He returned in ten minutes, pad
ding quietly. and found Celestia play
ing with the sand as il she had been
a little child. Her eyes were bright
with animation, and she had got
sand ON her forehead and In her hair.
Perceiving Tommy. she tossed a
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-10

after moments smiling and said:
Me got UNI. sure" Then he ordered
one of the guides to remain behind
with the dogs.
And then he went forward, pretend
ing to follow trail, pointing to
marks, which the other couldn't see,
for the simple fact that they didn't
exist, listening. pretending to hear
sounds that couldn't be heard. shifting.
kneeling and poking his long nose into
the ground Once he poked II into
ground hornets nest and had narrow
and undignified escape from being
badly stung.
He led them TO the shores OF the
lake and pointed quietly across at the
island. Even Stilliter could see pale
column of blush smoke coming from
among the trees.
"Bimeby. swim over" said Old Man
Smellsgood, for two dollars. Fetch
dugout. Better wait til dark"
And they waited till dark. Then
Old Man Smells-good. having been def
initely promised an extra two dollars
for the wetting. stepped forth stark
naked. except fer newly filled pipe,
and slipped quietly into the lake.
Meanwhile, with Tommy and Celes-
tia all had gone we'll. Tommy's old
camp was less dilapidated than he ex-
pscted A few balsam boughs had made
the rotten roof sound above and sweet
beneath CClestia had had a long rest
and then she had followed Tommy
along the shores OF the island. while
he fished. Finally Tommy's long casts
were rewarded He hooked n fine
trout and began TO draw him strongly
toward the beach. In her excitement
and eagerness to help. Celestia ran into
the shallow water, stepped in deep
hole and. falling forward. was for the
moment completely submerged.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-10

Having located the partridge Tom
my assembled" his trout rod and.
with the end of the line, made run
ming moose. Then he began very qui-
city TO poke the rod up among the
branches of the spruce tree. An in
terested CluCking attested to the fact
that more eyes than Celestia's were
on Tommy
Tommy, his right hand clasping
the butt of the rod. his thumb brak.
ing the reel, reached gradually higher
and higher until his arm was extended
to its full length He added few
inches to his reach by standing on tip
toe. But even this was not enough. So
Tommy bent his knees a little and
then jumped.
Before his feet regained the earth
a frtghtfu squawking and tapping
arose in the spruce tree, and then
there vas dragged from it what
looked like pinwheel going at top
speed
1t has wings like an angel, she
said, only darker"
Tommy was just going to say. It's
got whittier meat than an angel but
stopped himself in time, and changed
to:
Even people who come here to
make the world better. Celestia. have
10 eat
And he slipped the dilapidated bird
into his pocket
A few minutes later they reached
Fommys camp. and after he had
given Gelestia cupful of spring va
ter he cut fresh balsam boughs and
made thick mat Tor her to rest
on, and rolled his coat and some other
odds and ends into pillow, So that
She could watch him make the tire
and do the cooking
For lunch they had tea, biscuits toue
Of Tommy's most lamentabie culinary
:ailuresl and the partridge. Cooked.
he no longer looked like the victim of
murder but very beautiful and appe-
uzinE
Gesestia ate her full share and then
lay back en- her balsam bouahs and
watched Tommy fiji and light pipe
Why dc YOU do that she asked.
Wasn't the partridge cooked
enough o"
Tommy narrowed LIS sYts a. her
and fer some moments did not az
swer. Then lie said 1 don't know
what to make of you a all. First you