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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-09
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington, August 8.-The new
farm loan board today made tenta-
tive plans for holding hearings in
various parts of the country, to Sc
cure information on which to divide
the United States into twelve land
bank districts and locate a federal
bank in each. The first hearing will
be held in Portland, Me-, August q.
A trip south will be taken in the
fall.
Washington, August s.-After
many years of investigation and de-
bate to develop the best method of
providing financial aid for the farm
er at normal interest rates and on
long time, congress has PASSED a
farm loan act, President Wilson has
named members of the board which
will administer its provisions, and the
work of organizing the vast new sys-
tenn is about to begin.
Secretary McAdoo, ex-officio mem
Der of the farm loan board, which
will be at the head of the system,
predicts that it cannot be in opera
ton for at least six months and prob
ably loans cannot be made before
next spring.
In operation, the system to some
extent, will do for the farmer what
the Federal Reserve system does for
the business man. The farmer will
will be given opportunity to secure
money on his most available COM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-09
GASOLINE PRICE PROBE.

Washington, Aug. S.-1he federal
trade commission has completed its
final report on the causes for the rise
IN gasoline prices and will probably
send It - songress next weaA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-09
COMMANDER PALMER is
NAMED CHIEF OF BUREAU

Washington, Aug. 8.-Commander
Leigh C. Palmer was nominated TODAY
by President Wilson to be chief Of
the bureau of navigation, with the
rank of rear-admiral, to succeed Cap
tain Rupert Blue, who was recently
assigned to command the dread
lnaught Texas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-09
WEATHER FORECAST

Scattered showers and thunderstorms
Wednesday and Thursday; light south
winds
Yesterdays temperature: Highest, 81
degrees: lowest, 10 degrees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-09

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27

Miss Elizabeth Gibbs is visiting
friends in Lawrenceburg Ky.
Misses Addie Cricillis, and Lizzie
Gaigar spent last Wednesday and
Thursday in Buckeye.
Misses Addie and Mossie Cricills have
returned home after two weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Williams
burg.
Miss Maud Robinson has returned
home after a three weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Berea. and
Gray, Hawk.
Mrs. Clarence II. Vaught was
host at a beautiful reception at her
home in West Main Street, (Richmond)
in compliment to her guest. Mrs. r.
B. Spindle, Jr.. of Norfolk Va; in the
receiving line We're. Mrs. Vaught, Mrs.
Spindle, Mrs. Harvey Chenault, and
Mrs. j. G. Crabbe. Those who as
sisted in entertaining We're: Mrs. J. X.
Johnson. Misses Duncan Foster, Gym
thia Davidson, Henrietta Luxon,
Nancy Hayden and Mary Ross. Climax
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27

Master Gayle Doty has gone to Gin
cinnati on a visit to his mother.
Miss Jennie Higgins has been on a
recuperative sojourn at Crab Orchard
Springs.
Miss Allie Yantis is at home after a
visit to her cousin, Miss Lottie Carson
at Stanford
Mr.. John Herring of Danvlle has
been visiting his cousin, Miss Mamie
B. Herring.
Mrs. Frank Todd is in Louisville the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. o. Col
lings and Mr.. Ceilings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Gaines and son,
Claude Rice, have been recent visitors
at Grab Orchard Springs.
Reverand S. II. Pollit is at home, hav-
ing returned from conducting a success
ful revival at Pleasureville.
Miss Mamie b. Herring is in Har-
rodsburg this week the guest of Miss
Margaret Sampson. and attending the
Fair.
Mr.. Parker Gregory and daughters,
Misses Sallie Crook and Emma Goodloe
Gregory, were in Madison County Sun
day ON a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Robert +. Henry and Mrs. f.
S. Hughes and little son. Sautley Jr,,
leave Friday for ten DAYS stay at
Elixir Springs in Casey county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Brewer and
children visitors of Mr.. Joel walker and
! family, have been in Danyille visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Walden.
MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Holtzelaw and
son. Clyde and Miss Carrie Belle
Romans and visitor, Miss Jessie Beagle
of Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte
King and daughter, Miss Anna Fay and
visitor Willie Higgins, of Somerset.
motored to Grab Orchard Sunday and
spent the day.
The Lancaster Woman's Club held a
business meeting Monday evening at
J. f. Stormes drug store, the assem-
blage consisting of the officers to serve
the ensuing year, who are as follows;
Mrs. II. Clay Sutton, president; Mrs.
T. j. Price, wee president; Miss Helen
Gill. treasurer; Mrs. j. b. kinnaird.
recording secretary and Mrs. W. NJ.
Elliott, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Joe +. Robinson was the grac.
ious hostess of an informal reception
on last THURSDAY, at her residence on
Lexington Avenue, the honoree of the
enjoyable affair being her cousin, Mrs.
Walter Allen of Chattanooga Tenn.
The social occasion was an afternoon
assemblage. from to ., and the apart
ments with the spacious front veranda,
were most attractive in their handsome
furnishings and floral decorations.
Frappe was most delicious drink SER
we'd on the yeranda by Miss Bernie
Lear and was followed later by most
appetlzing course of refreshments con-
sisting of ices. cakes, mints and marsh
msllows.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27

Miss Lillian X. Estes has been visit
Ing Miss Marie Ray of Sy camore Valley
Miss Nancy Walker was recent Wis.
itor to kinspeople in Richmond and vic
unity.
Miss Sallie Tillett is numbered among
the sick folks, much to the regret of
friends
Mr. Herbert Ellis Of Wilson n. c.,
is the guest of his friend. Mr.. W. b.
Burton.
Miss Katie Barnes Dickerson made a
recent motoring trip to friends in Mad
ison county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hardin, of Lon
don, have been visiting kinspeople in
this section.
Mrs j. j. Miller has returned to her
home in CoyIrgton, after visit to Mr.
and Mrs n. Miller.
Miss Katie Mae Dickerson of Rich
mond has been the visitor of Miss Min
ME Guley and Mrs j. B. Soper.
Miss Ethel Walters has returned from
two weeks visit to friends and rel
atiyes in Chicago. H.. ard Indiana.
Miss Matte Adams returns Saturday
from an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. o. U. Terrill at Richands Va.
Mrs. j. W. Miller gave handsome
dining Wednesday complimentary tc
Mrs. William Boyle of New Orleens.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lyons of Pixies.
vile. were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. G,
NJ. Lyons on last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. George A. McRoberts who has
been for some time at Ashvile. North
Carolina, is reported much improved in
health.
Mr. n. b. Price has been e recen,
sojourner in Madison county. and was
visitor at the home of Mr.. anb Mrs.
George Ballew.
Misses Lucy and Salie Cox are visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs Bradley Durham and
Mr. ard Mrs Cyrus Cox. of Harrods,
burg. this week.
Mrs. Ethel West Darnold who has
been filling lucrative position for sew.
eral years in Indiana, is at home for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. George Miller Lusk and Miss
Gladys Frisbie returned Tuesday from
several weeks visit to Mrs. X. +.
Hughes in Louisville.
Mrs. John NJ. Farra and daughter,
Miss Johnetta. arranged most enjoy.
able outing trip to High Bridge and
Shakertown, recently.
Friends of Mr. White Marsee regre,
to learn OF his illness at his home in
this city. He has a high fever and
some typhoid SYMPTOMS.
Little Oracle Dyehouse, a seven-yesr'
old. was so unfortunate Tuesday ss to
step on broken bottle and cut her
foot to the bone, the hemorrhage
therefrom continuing till the next day
she is the grand daughter Of Mrs. Mul'
! finger, the efficient nurse Of Mrs. Ann
J Robinson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27

Mrs. Richard McGrath and visitors
Mrs Thomas Adams and Miss Matte
Adams of Sharpsburg. were visitors in
Oanyille last Monday.
Mr. and David c. Sanders Jr. and
Misses Christine Sanders and Ruth
Carrier made a motoring trip the past
week to Elixir Springs.
Mrs. William Boyle leaves Friday for
her home in New Orleans, after pleas.
ant visit to her many friends and rea-
tives here at her former home.
Miss Ruth Lake left few days since
to visit her uncles, Messrs W. G. and
JAS r. Brown in Chicago, before re-
turning to her home at Terre Haute.
Mrs. X. c. Schooler was hostess at
an elaborate noon. day dinner Wednes-
day at her hcme in Hill Court; several
out-of-town guests graced the occasion.
MIR. and Mrs. Bradford Jennings and
little son, Clay Jennings, Of Tulsa.
Oklahoma, have arrived to visit Miss, ,
Jane and Mary Doty and other rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs Kate MiIward. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mlward and Miss Susan Milwaid
of Lexington. motored over Sunday
from Lexington. and We're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd.
A picture show party was given or
Saturday evening, the affair being com
plimentary to the trio of attractive
Louisvilians at the home of Miss Mar
garet Cook, Misses Sprague anc
Gardner.
Mrs. j. F. Holtzcaw was hostess Al
dinner Saturday, at her home on Dan
vile avenue; the repast was compli
mentary to Miss Carrie Belle Roman:
and her guest, Miss Jessie Beagle OF
Georgetown.
Miss Matte Hopper Buckner. daugh
ter of Mrs. Annie Burn Hopper Buck
ner of Charleston, West Virginia, who
is now on visit to Danville, will arriv,
shortly to visit here at her mother
girlhood home.
Mrs. Joe Bryant is in Richmond foi
the remainder of the week. having gone
to attend birthday celebration given
at the home of Mrs. Samuel A. Death
ridge the hostess to be the honoree of
the occasion.
Mrs. W. X. Robins and little daugh'
ter, late Of Brodhesd, are here on a
visit to her brother. Mr.. S. N. DAVIS
and family. they being en- route to De-
troit Mich. where Mr. Robins has Sc,
cured good business position.
Mrs. w. S. Elkln, of Atlanta, vii
remain here the greater part of the
summer. hermachlne having been ship
ped to her for her to make frequent
visits to her invalid sister, Mrs. Char
lotte Warren at Stanford.
Miss Maggie Brown. returned We'd
nesday from visit to her brother
Robert Brown. in Villa Grove, III. Miss
Brown was accompanied home BY Mrs
A. c. Green and daughters who came tc
visit her mother, Mrs. Archer. neal
Paint Lick.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
Pointing Out a Difference.

Dean Hole, who was the pioneer OF
rose shows in his country, was fond
of telling this story; AT Cambridge,
England, Il horticultural show was
suddenly invaded by heavenly host
of sweet girl graduates. Madam
said member OF the executive to the
lady in whose charge they came, may
l point out that this is a school for
and not for husbandry q"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
Have to Be Careful.

HAS woman II sense Of humorT
asked the matter Of fact man. "Oh,
yes" replied Miss Cayenne. But she
has TO curb il. If women laughed at
everything they saw that's funny they
would spoil efforts to propose by some
really nice men"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
Cure for Restlessness

Medical men now cure restlessness.
apprehension and NERVES by pre-
scribing baths, exercise and the correc-
ton of bad habits. They relieve anx-
iety and morbid fears and correct nerv-
Gus Irregularities of the heart and cir
culation by a course of deep breathing
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
In Praise of Life on Farm.

If every child were In home and
every home in Il garden, most of the
social ills would disappear. Moral (: BE
glad you live on a farm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
CARD OF THAKNS.

We wish to express our appreciation
to all that assisted and expressed their
sympathy over the loss of our daughter
Nancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Palmer.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
Where Trade Does Not Stop.

This might be used as the basis for
Il maxim: Trade goes past the door
OF the man who does not flag it,"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27

The size of job is the size of the
man who holds 1t.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
Republican Ticket
Before Electorate
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
and members of the legislature were
made as follows:
District attorneys: First district,
Alexander: Read, OF Rio Arriba
Third district, H. B. Hamilton of
Lincoln; Fourth district; Chester P.
bunker of San Miguel; Fifth dis
trict, c. o. Thompson, OF Chavez
Seventh district, Harry P Owen, of
Valencia Eighth district o. l.. Phil
lips, of Colfax. The Second district
did not make a nomination, as the
delegates were not given authority
to hold a district conventions and the
sixth district postponed action in
order that the delegates might con
fer with their constituents
Members of the legislature: Third
senatorial district, Adelaide Tefoya
of San Miguel. for senator and Rey-
nall do Ortiz for representative
Fifteen senatorial district, J. V. TUT
~. OF Lincoln; Twenty-eight repre-
sentative district, Julian Sanchez, Of
Torrance county.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
SOCORRO
Big Gold and Silver Output

Big Gold and Silver Output
This district is credited with g
total production to date of some
SIS, 900, 900 and is yielding at
the rate OF about $500 600 pei
annum in gold and silver. With
the contamination of larger and
more centralized operations now
pending, in connection with de-
creased mining and reduction
costs that will be effected by by
dro-electric power installations
and more direct shipping facili-
ties, an unlimited tonnage of
lower grade ores will become "a
valuable and insure a greatly in
creased annual output for a long
period of years. There is a total
of thirty-fve miles of vein out
cropping in the district, but a
comparatively small portion of
which has been explored, and the
development companies are stead
lily improving the value of new
ground throughout the region.
Competent authorities estimate
that when all these lodges have
worked to a depth of 1000 feet
the gross product will have reach
ed a total of 100000, O0O.-
Socorro Chieftan.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
M'KlNLEY
Historic Finds.

An investigation OF a small
mesa about Is miles north of
town by Mills Sanders and Bruce
Draper, E. F. Kenney and the
Sterret brothers disclosed the
fact1 that the mesa had at one
been used for defensive purposes
by the ancient people who resid-
ed in that part of the country.
This mesa had been erroded away
from a large mesa nearby and
was a natural fort. In the val
ley about the mesa are ruins of
many houses showing that a
large population lived in that
neigeborhood and that in time of
an attack they moved up on the
mesa to be out of harms away.
At the foot of the mesa are many
skeletons showing that the big
battle took place there, and that
the bodies of the dead fighters
were thrown off the top of the
mesa and left where they fell.
There is also a large quantity of
highly colored pieces of pottery
scattered about the ground for
quite a distance from the mesas.
About seven miles southeast of
Gallup there is another ruin of a
large settlement Of the antiques.
Sandersons and Draper explored
this place and found Indications
Of a large former populations.
This settlement was preached on
top of an almost inaccessible
cliff and the sloping rock was cut
in places to make room for
the little houses. several good
pieces of pottery were found at
place and a number of stone
hammers and hatchets. Gallup
Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
TAOS
Killed in Auto Accident

Killed in Auto Accident
Saturday p. m. while Mrs.
Geo. M. Andrews and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Sawyer of Kansas
City, who were visiting at the
home Of their daughter and sister
Mrs. H.. R. Walmsley were
riding with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Gusdorf in their Velie car, an &C.
cident crossing a culvert on the
Ranches road occurred, throwing
Mrs. Andrews from the back seat,
breaking her leg and causing
other injuries, from which she
died Monday at 2. am. Mrs.
Sawyer was thrown from the car
but escaped injury. The injuries
sustained by Mrs, Andrews
would not ordinarily have result
ed fatally, but owing to her adj
vanced age and frail physique the
result could not be averted, Mrs.
Sawyer, Miss Dorothy, Miss
Andrews AMI Mr.. and Mrs.
Walmsley left Tuesday noon for
Kansas City with the body
Taos Recorder.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25


she was about to "snap' a party
of girls lined up against the big
rock on Monument peak. The
Zion turned out to be a wildcat
but he sufficiently big to pro-
duce some thrills. A man was
sent for, and while waiting for
him the girls guarded the cat,
took his picture, and even amused
him by throwing rocks at him.
1t was a riumphan bunch of
heroines who brought his dead
body to town.-Las Cruces Re-
public.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
OUR DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS THE HON ALEXANDER READ

Proceedings OF the district owen
ton of the first judicial district OF
the State of New Mexico held in
Santa Fe. New Mexico on the 25rd
Of August, A. D. 1910.
The convention was called to order
by the Hon T. B. Catron, The
counties Of Rio Arriba, Santa Fc and
san Juan being represented. Upon
motion of Hon. T. b. Catron, Gov.
l.. p. Prince WAS selected chairman
Of the convention and SiXto Chavez
WAS elected secretary.
Hon. T. B. Catron presented Alex
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

Read, esq, OF Rio Arriba County.
New Mexico, was duly nominated by
the Republican District Convention
held in Santa Fe, New Mexico on
August %, 1916, for the position of
District Attorney for the First JUDI
icial District of the State of New
Mexico, comprising the counties of
Rio Arriba, Santa Fe and San Juan.
L. B. PRINCE.
Chairman.
Attest:
SIXTO CHAVEZ,
Secretary.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25
COUNTY CONVENTION OF A
GREAT INTEREST, CATR0N
LINEUP CONTROLLED A
MAJORITY CLEAR.
THE SLATE GOES
THROUGH WITH EASE
THE DEFEATED SIDE WAS
PLEDGED TO SUPPORT
TICKET THROUGH JOSE D.
SENA. PANKEY WINS, is
~APPLAUDED.


1t WI, o., be expected that tn
Republican convention for Santa +,
county would cause a great @intcrc,
and draw A big crowd The expect
ations were not in any way belt
tied
Thcr. were the antics wh, callcr
far d ncw lca1 in the county of
feial- ard ttry had bcrn work.a,
Ike beavers both before and Al thc
taee'iu. ~ tl, convention Then
tier re a.. box, who have rraf
t'.vci m, political game here for
y.ar. .ttl L..N III ,u- and 'ho p.f.
et-c..r, torn m t. Ooc thing was
ratjc,. l), q wcaf and thlt Was
tint ~. r. ,4ad f.er i". o,1 49,,
OPPRESSION ai fellow hir vhieh
fne3ll fh.j uh.tr.e,# ~h.,p,u.' ,u,
vao,..~ u,u. Vie .r..i.d ...I.
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

]. S. Mactavish
l.. P. Garcia
], M. Jaramillo
NJ. c. Spiccr
!. F. Torres
w. G. Eaton
A G, Abeytia
t. Baca
.\hran Abcytia
Precopio Chavez
G. F. Sanchez
!. A. Torres
Ellis Williams
B., Drevfus
TAOS COUNTY
Malaqulas Martinez
A. A.. Rivera
Anastacio Santistevan
Jose Motaner
Antonio B.. TrujilIo
B. c.. Randall
Clemento Mascarenas
Benito COrdova
O. G.. Martinez
Lucas Dominique
Ramon Sanchez
!. d. Martinez
Squire Bart
Bias Sanchez
TORRANCE COUNTY
Fred Chavez
Ramondo Romero
James Bush
Max Samosa
!. Perea
Nicolas Tenorio
Jose Davis
Perfecto Jaramillo
Julian Sanchez
UNION COUNTY
Juan c. Martinez
Eufracio Gallegos
II. ]. Hammond
H. H. Errett
r. @. Palmer
Ben F. Brown
w. Wood
Manuel Martinez
Andres Pacheco
1sidoro Montoya
VALENCIA COUNTY
Silvestre Mirabal
Manuel P. v Chavez
Manuel Sandoval
Boleslo Romero
f. NJ. Otero
Jose Artiaga
]. M. Luna
Carlos Baca
Adolph Didier
Saturnino Baca
Ruperto Jaramillo
Bernardino Sedillo
Jesus c. Sanchez
Eugene Kempenich
Manuel Garcia ~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

Noiffihii'NtN WI ttooidtio'p thti ~
ported through the chairman, Gil
berto Mirabal, The resolutions
were as follows. and were adopted
unanimously.
The Republican party in the couu-
ty of Santa Fee reaffirms its faith to
the long established principles of
the Republican party in the nation
especially to the platform Of prirei-
pies adopted in the national conven-
ton at Chicago in the month OF June
lest, We believe in ample pre-.
hardness on land and sea to protcct
She life and property of Americlt
c'uzcns. We bti'eNe in a taritl
/ Nl'ch Will protect or products, in
dustrIe' and labor against cheap Tor
ctnr product, and labor We be
iIcvo in the enactment Of rch Law.
IS viii secure Ia lahot and capital
every Just right Capital and lab
ar mus. 60 hand in hand. Neither
e., ,roeror w;.ho,. tho ,;d of II,
o,bcr ", hoi;o,o tho poor,l;r. :,
,,,.,. -, Mon. No.. ,ro !, ,,o .n.
,.,ty AND sho,td control tLo .,t;
It..ai ,fairs Of ,h,. state and we
.t'ra.c ourscIyc, and orr marty IN
t1r county Of SAINT, Fc ,n sunnort
the candidates who may bc nom;o.
ated by the state ReDnbl;can convco-
t'uf. end bv This convention
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me next order Of business was
the nomination 81 candidates Tor
county OFFICERS.
MarcclinO Ortiz placed in nomin-
ltion the name Of Victor Ortcpa ior
probate Judge, Georcg Armijo sec
5udcd the name and the vote wa,
unanimous by a yea and nay vote.
For county clerk Gilbcrto Mira
Del placed Marcrliuo Ortez before
he convention. + p Davies nut
Onward the name Of Captain Ed.
ward Stafford one of fine Notinu,l
itiard who has been doing duty ON
he border. He made an clooucut
,Iea for his candidate and told Of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-25

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