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Election Proclamation

Mayors Proclamation for a Special
Election within tho Territory COM
prising the school Districts Of Al
huuucrque New Mexico, 10. the
Purpose Of Voting on a Proposed
Bond Issue Of $4,000, for the Con-
sttuction uf Additional school
buildings ana the purchase OF Ad-
diiouul School Grounds
WHEREAS az a meeting of the
Board of Education of city Of AIbu-
qucrq1o held therein ON the 18th day
of January 1919. the following pre-
ambio and resolutions were unani-
mpu-iy adopted hy said board. tu-wit;
WHEREAS. IN the opinion OF the
Boar. uf Education of the City of Al
huqu""guc. boz the State ~ New Mex
lDu. .' ia necessary Immediately 90 pro-
vide additional building and buildings
for school purposes satd building and
buildings to ue erected ON lands and
premises now owned or hereafter TO
bc acquired hy thc said BOARD Of Elu-
cation 'n the city ~ Albuquerque and
the State of Sew Mexico. ANA Tor the
purchase ot additional school grounds.
WHEREAS, In the opinion OF said
Board OF Education it will bc neces-
sary 20 raise and cause 60 be made
n'ahahlo tho SUM uf forty tho sand
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POULTRY AND EGGS

as follows. to.wit: For the issu.
- nee OF forty thousand dollar
0f0. 100000 OF bonds for the con-
struction OF additlonr, school build
ings and the purchase OF additional
school grounds" and tdose against
said proposition TO read Against the
issuance OF forty thouGand dollars
Gi0. 100000 Of bonds for the con-
struction OF additional school build
ings and the purchase OF additional
school grounds"
Tho City Council of the City OF Al
tuquerque has designated the follow
ing places for the registration Of the
qualified electors OF said school dis
trict. to-wit:
First ward - New Mexico cigar
company 1l3 West Central. board
or reg s'ratiou is as follows: r. 5.
Fredericks, Dr. u. T.. Wilson, p. Han
Icy
Second Ward--Alvarado pharmacy.
corner r. Tst street and Gold avenue.
Board of registration is as follows.
Steve Rochl. J. h. Elder. G. T.. Hlnds.
Third Ward--Corrcr Third street
ann Gold avenue. W. c. ThnNtons Of
lco Board of registration is as fol-
lows; Manuel Chavez y Luna. Leo
Murphy Felipe Curule
Fourth ward Store of Henry Wps-
terfr'I 2ot West central aycnru.
Board ~ registration is as follows
Felix ra.3 w.. "a. rmae. Alfred
Thoar
Ana tbe city Council rt tHe rte a'
A!.I. rcrUr. .a. i.,lu.f,. ha -
lowing % the p1-ns piarcs a.
election.
F.r" ward Norher building. .l2
North second street
Second Ward--lii Wost Gold ave-
nue..
Third Ward--Comcr Third street
and Gold avenue.
Fourth Ward--Citv Hail
An qualified electors Of the school
district of the city OF Albuquerque. iu
the County of Bcrnalillo and State OF
New Mexico are entitled to register
and vote on tho proposition submitted,
Done at the city Of Albuquerque
this 22nd day OF January, 1917.
HENRY WESTERFELD.
Mayor OF the city OF Albuquerque.
The seal OF the city Is hereto affixed
Attest:
THos. HUGHES. city Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

H. 3 Land office at Santa Re. New
Mexico. Jan. 20. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Denaci-
ano Jlnzo. Of Tijeras New Mexico.
who on July II. 1911 and January so.
1919, made homestead entries. Nos.
Qj511, 0tTsii. for Eh SEA MEN.
En- SWh SEh NEH section II. SH
Nwk Nwh. swA Nwh. section ~.
township 10 y. range Il. y. NJ. T..
meridian. has filed notice OF intention
10 make three year proof. 20 establish.
claim TO the land above described. be-
fore George II. Craig. United States
commissioner. at Albuquerque. New
Mexico. on the 10Th day OF March,
i9iT.
Claimant names as Witnesses Juan
samora, Juan Martin Perea. Melton
Jinzo. Candido Martin. oil of Tijeras
New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELdADo.
Register.
=. P.--l-s5. l. P.--3-l.
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JESS WILLARD ASSERTS THhT
THE NTCU - Nh. 40 NV

Chicago. Foo. lo.--S,,s ".Har1 as-
serted here today that the announce
ment he had been matched with Fred
Fulton Tor q ten round bout i'm Sew
York on March 20 was news to him.
Willard addod however. that be- un-
derstood that such match wa pos
si6ility but that ne mad NOT been ia-
formed u was a certainty
Tom Jones Willard's manager re-
itcrated his statement OF last nirht n
which he said that Willard would not
meet Fulton or any other fighter in
New York March 26
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NOTICE IOR PUBLICATION.
ppuartmeuf ar ftc Iutcrlor

I. i.,ud pui.r af SANTA Fe. ST..
N"HH'. atunnrs -a Itit
NaI... h,r.ar e...u thui utn Nt
Ssuutl. O. Nnulue pun. >eN Msa ID,
Who. un August e.. t9ti. made home
stcud outry SO ol5Gf- and Ul1i1s.
Tor w NWH SEa,. W y aWt. sW p,
NEh, NEh SW sec IL. toVns-
'hip in =, range : h. n. i. meridian.
has fucd notice OF intention 70 make
throe year proof To- establish claim To-
the land above described. before Cleo.
Il. Craig. United states commissioner al
Albuquerque New MeXico. on the 10Th
day of March, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses. Dom
aciano Jinso, Juan Martin Pcr,a,
Simo samora, Candido Martin. all OF
Tijeras. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DET.dADC.
Register.
y. P.-l-25: l.. P.---3-i.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department OF tile Interior.

L. 6. Land office az santa Fe. Kew
Mexico. January %, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Elias
Garcia. Of Jemes, New Mexico, who.
on November .. i9ii. made homestead
entry No. 0l59t9. FOR Sis SEA and T. i
sW 4 section l2, township IS y. range
east, y. ~, =, meridian. has filed
utice ~ Intention to make five year
proof to establish claim 20 tha land
above described before Linus T..
shields. I. s., commissioner, at Jemez
Springs New Mexico, on March 20,
1917.
Claimant names ms witnesses; Rrau-
iio Garcia, Abran Truilllo. Del(ln
GArcia. Feles Garcia, all OF Jomes,
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
r. P.-i-e5. J. P.--3-l.
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doliars( sfO.OOO.0D for the purpose
of erecting OF causing 10 he erected
SAID building and buildings for such
school purposes. and for the purchase
OF additional grounds.
NOW. THEREFOfSE, be n resolved
by the Board og Eduatlon of the Clty
OF Albuquerque. ia the State OF New
Mexico. that there shall bee submit
ted 10 the voters OF the school District
special election. To- be called for
that purpose the question of issuing
bonds OF thc said Shopl District ln
The amount Of forty Thousand dollars
t$iU,U0o.0ul. which said bonds shall
bear Interest az thc rate a. l.e per
cent Dor .uUum and 90 Ur l.....l
twenty years lru date and irde W-
I"lr Yen year" ai.rf aatc' ana hhll' Doc
u'''" inc "fei d'' OF NprN l9l D. ana
''N '".'''7' ".''.H s".'. "e p'l''''
''''''-a '." I''.! 'H i.r l"st l'y 't apr"
"hn 'ho H'st Gay "i 'cio"er 10 t''h
yca'' anu a'iu interest sh"t De owe
ueh'eH by 'he coupons HNtnAcd {"
sa'd PONDS anu SAID interest ana pr,u-
clpaI OF said oonds s"n.l DE payable
at inc ONCE OF the city treasurer OF
the Clty OF Albuquerque New Mexico.
or az the oiiice of the Scaboard Ma
uonal BANK IN the city and state OF
New YORK at the option Of the holder
or holders OF the said bonds.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the naycr aad city Council OF
the City OF Albuquerque be and they
hereby are requested TO call a special
election for the purpose OF submitting
the said propositions OF Issuing the
said bonds to the qualified electors of
said school District, said election to
be held on the 2Ith day OF February.
1917. and that a certified COPY Of this
Resolution be given to the Mayor and
City Council OF tho City OF Albuquer.
qLs.
And WHEREAS the Hoard M, ra.
uea lion OF the clty OF Albuousrau.
New Mexico. has reouestea tha MAYER
OF said cltv 10 call a special election
for the purpose ~ taking the sense Of
the qualified electors Of the aehool
district OF tho city OF Albuaueraue
upon the question OF issuing bonds in
the sum OF forty thousand dollars
ts4O,OOO.OO). for the purpose OF rails.
irE funds for the construction Of ad.
ditlonal school buildings and tie p"r-
chase Of additional school grounds.
said bonds 10 bear Interest at a rate
not to exceed nvo per cent per annum
payable semi-annually and TO bo pay
able twenty wears from the date of is
sue of said bonds and TO be redeema bic
NJ the opsion OF the board OF educo .
ton at the expiration OF ten Years from
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Willard-F ulton Bout
Has Been Decided On,
Jack Curley Declares

New York. Feb. lO.--Jack Curlcy,
who is associated with Tom Jones' IA
thr management OF joss Willard.
worlds heavyweight champion pugi-
DIST. TODAY confirmed the announce
mcut from Albany that tcn-round
buS.uV boat between willard ana Fred
Fulton had been arranged Tor Mrrcn
&c at Madison square Garden
The announcement from Albapy
said that the Willard Fulton bout was
conditional ou Fultou's winning from
Charley WcMcrt in their bout next
Monday night
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kilograms Urging u.
S. to Maintain Peace
Reach White House


Washington. Feb. iO.--Thousduds 81
tclegrams from different parts Of the
country urging steps TO maintain peace
between the United states ana Ger
many reached the White House to-day.
Many OF them were the same In
language and evidently were he re-
suit Of an organized movement
Representatives OF the ems rgency
peace federation, recently organized
at New York, called az tho White
House today in an effort TO make an
engagement TO see President Wilson
next week. \ mass meeting win be
held here Monday. one of .he OBJ
jects of the movement IN to secure q
referendum on war as suggested by
William i Bryan.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ueparfmenf of the interior.

T. s. Land office at Santa Re, New
Mexico, January 20, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Juan
Martin y Perea OF Tijeras. New Mexico
who. on September IS. 1911 made
homestead entry, No. 01j5i2. Tor
NEh SEN. section II, township 10 \,
range Il, N. ~. 7. meridian. has filed
rotico OF Intention TO make three year
proof, 20 establish claim 20 the land
above described. before George n.
Craig. United states commissioner. AT
Albuquerque. New Mexico, on the isth
day OF March. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Juan
Samora, Donaciano Jinzo, Melton Jir-
20. Daiel Jinzo, all OF TijernS New
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGApo.
Register
r. P.-i-25; l.. Psi.
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Now NOlk Nlctnl.

New York. Feb. iO.--Whilc still un-
settled, the copper market has shown
an improved tone during the past
week. A few scattering lots OF elec-
trolytic are said to be available for
near-bgy or second quarter delivery at
prices ranging from about $500 to
$500 but the quotations are prac-
tically nominal More business has
developed for the third quarter witr
bids ranging up 30 $3i.0O while some
~ the larger agencies were quoting
&32.OO today
Iron was unchanged.
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New York Money.

New York. Feb. 10.--Mccantile
paper. per cent. sterling. 6O-day
bills, 4.72A per cent; commercial. CO.
day bills on banks. S4.72h per cent:
commercial, 6O-day bills. A72h per
cent: demand, L75A per cent; cables.
4.T6 7-l6 per cent.
Bar silver. 1850.
Mexican dollars. 60c
Government bonds. irregular.
,iailroad bonds, irregular.
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CI,lannn I.I,,,.tncL.

Chicago. Feb. --HOgs--R Receipts.
2l.000. market strong; mostly sc
above yesterdays average Bulk.
sl2.3GH $50; light siipW 12.t5,
heavy, si2o5G12.55i pigs s0.75m
l1.iU.
Cattlo - Receipts, i,OO0; market
weak. Native beef cattle. S1.sOr
1875. western steers. t790m 1880;
stockers, t6.lOm $40; cows aud heif.
crs. S5.i5M 1850.
sheep 49, Receipts, 1000. market
weak. wcthers. sl0.6Omli.SO. lambs.
SI2.IOmi4.6O.
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Kansas city Feb lO.--Ilogs--Rc-
ceipts. 1000; market higher. Bulk.
sil.90ni235; heavy, Si.23 n12.f5;
packers and butchers. sl2.00a le.35;
light. til.65ml2.O5.
Cattle Receipts. i.4O0; market
steady. Prime fed steers. ti1.25m
1900. western stecrs ss.0Omli.50;
cows. tS.50@ $50; heifers. $1,000
1880; stockers. s7.00Qg.15.
sheep --- Receipts. none; market
steady. lambs. $1,000 1910. ewes.
sIO.OOdi0.90.
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nrn
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. FOB. To- Buttcr--Un-
changed
Eggs - Higher. Receipts. 2,629
cases. l'irsts, iiis q 45c; ordinary
hrsts, t2Hi3c; at mark. cases in
cluded, iOH4iiac.
Potatoes Receipts, l. ears. Un-
changed.
Poultry Alive, unchanged.
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Kansas City prD,iu,c

Kansas city Feb. O-Buitcr-Cn-
changed.
EgVs--FirSts. zoe
Poultry Unchanged
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New York. Feb. lO.-Coiton futures
closed steady. March, Sl5.45; May,
1855. July. s15.78: oct. SI5.is: be
ccmbcr. Sli.6.
spot-Qu.et. middling. $3.50.
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LOST

LOST Black check book containing
sii.70. two paid checks and an ac-
count book ON First National bank.
Stamped Juanita Upton. Return Ho-
tel Combs. Reward.
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For baby's Group. willles daily cuts
and bruises, mamma's sore throat,
grandmas lameness-Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil---the household remedy.
25c and soc.
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May 99Hc: Juls. 9sihc
Oats-So white. 5Sa 5sisc; No.
mixed, 5GuJ1c.
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MARRY IF LoNEil. for wealth and
happiness; hundreds rich and at.
tractive willing to we'd strictly conf
Dental; reliable. years of expert
eBce; descriptions free. THE Sue
cessful Club" Mrs. Purdie, Box $50,
Oakland, Calf. .
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WANTEp--To hear from owner 0f
good farm for sale; state cash price
and description. u. Bush, Mime
apOlis, Minn.
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wANTED-sollcitor man or woman;
can work part or whole time. Apply
in person. The Barnums. upstairs
lsih North Third 81.
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Wanted

WANTED To hear from owner ot
good farm for sale. Southwestern
Business Agency. Minneapolis, MINI.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING |


For Sale
s---@~~~~-~~-------s~--.-.--
ron sAIE--A good 50-foot lot; also
modern cottage with sleeping
porch, Hammond. - T., silver
FOR s4tr8fi--sevcu passenger Case co..
In good condition. Wiz dcmou-
strate. g. J. Burton. ST. Glare hotel
FOR sALE--QolnB 20 be soid fai...
FORD touring car. t225. good con.
dillon. Leaving Town. H. j. Cooper.
1923 West Central.
FOR SALE-Pair Of good work horses
eight years old, weight about iion
pounds; perfectly sound. See John
Grogan at Bills stable.
FOR SALE--Ovorland Touring Car,
Model 81. 1915 Ford. overlooked
and in good condition. Albuquerque
Motor Co, Phone ~.
FOR SALE-Willys-K knight car. used
only about six months. must be
sold by Monday; make offer. For any
information or demonstration call 1870
North Fourth or Phone SOS.
FOR SALE-lsi5 Ford touring car IN
good running condition.
Nobby little overland and roadster
In fine shape.
T.. NJ +. in good running condition.
These cars are all priced to sell.
SQUARE DEAL GARAGE.
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DressmakinQ
TYPEwRITERs

ALL KINDS, both new and second
hand. bought. sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 914. 122 SO. 4th ST.
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PERSONAL
>@~0~~(@@<>~~
~-...a.<r~r~.

MARRY--For success and happiness.
Many thousand members both sex;
wishing early marriage; hundreds
wealthy confidential descriptions free.
Established 10 years. The Reliable
club. Mrs. wrubel, 732 Madison, Oak
land, California.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED - Experienced salesladies
for permanent position. Apply
Mandeil- Meyer 4 Co.
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FOR RENT-Two modern furnished
rooms FOR light housekeeping. In
quire 53G North THIRD street.
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SANTA FE TIME TABLE
BB
WeStb,und-

$40 For X. c. e Chicago 7.o0a
s1e For X. c. q Chicago e;a5p
Standard sleeper for clovis and
Roswell leaves on No s0e connects
nj Belen with train No. 2s. leaving
Belen at ii'5s D. m.
No. carries one coach only; no
sieepers.
No sis will have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. 81 AZ
Belen.
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FOR RENT--Rooms


FOR RENT urnished room: heat
ana bath connection. All South
Arno; phone 1881.
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FOR RENT Modern s-room brick
with bath. caii 45eJ-2t9 West
Granite.
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DO you WANT \ GOOD POSITION?
Take practical courses Gas or
Electrical Engineering, Learn Auto
mobile and Gas Tractors; complete IN
formation in illustrated catalogue. Sent
fee. SEATTLE ENGINEERING
SCHOOL. Seattle, Wash.
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- = s-s-'1.'7-s
I FOR SAI.E--A good 5O-fout lot, also
a modern cottage with sleeping
porch, Hammond. - T.. silver.
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FOR RENT-Modern nicely furnished
housekeeping room Apply 2i0
North Fourth. No children.
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WANTED--Male Help

wANTED-Competent boy for small
grocery at once. Apply S23 North
Eighth street
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r. P.-i-e5; l. r,--s-l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-05
When Itching Stops

There is one safe. dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
kin irritation almost instantly and that
cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for 2Sc or 81 bottle
OF zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
You will fnd that irritations, pimples,
black heads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little zemo. the penetrating. salts
flying liquid Is all that Is needed, for il
banishes all skin eruptions and makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-05
Ranghrnan Fnneral Held

Tr@ fIreral q Ma q /. Ba1Kh-
man. age = years Tho died a. TIE
home q her daughter Mrs ". J.
Weich IN Augusta. Kan. March 80.
was held Tuesday afternoon a. J
o'clock az the home of Mrs ". "
Hermit SIS IVES, First The services
were conducted by the Reverend
Darby and interment was made In
OaklaWn cemetery. She Is survived
BY tlree sons, David and sam and Mr.
and Mrs. WEIGH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-05

costs more TO be sick now than II used
70. Members Of the Washington County
Medical society have boosted the price
of "doctoring." The new schedule.
which became effective the first OF
the month. was a raise Of Ssl-s per
cent Day calls were increased from
81 to 50 and night calls from SO tos4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-05
Old Traders
DOPE

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BOlhMen Women

Suffer with tackache. pain In kidney
and bladder regions. headache. vor.
tigo. dizzy feelings and sometimes fan
TO recognize where the trouble llca
Congested kidneys cause n lot Of dis
tress and should never bo neglected
Congested kidneys are moro dnnper.
Gus than constipatcd bowels. Tnkc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-05

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Ar..r.c.u Eh's ard .r 'ac sa-c q
l .-r .I'fi... sef.ty. i.-r'y f.4
r"Iri.l.. once 20 var. .- declared.
fr. Or cd states should s'sv Lr.Il 20
L-cIH.c .t-.ref trs ho-rs q IIchcH-
/.Irrr rru Iarthu-g VDu- DO longer
r.I-. ir Germany and Aura anil hat
th. Tor. would G Q f9rcct % i..ck into
Asa
Senator Husurs. senator n Fol-
lctte's Wisconsin colleague, said that
while every senator should have 4
mind ot his own and speak on his
own convictions, in times OF this kind
the conduct OF international affairs
must 10 in the hands Of one man. lie
said he believed that II the question
"of peace or war" only were submit
ted 10 the people. II would be voted
down That" he added. is not the
question here. The question IS, shall
the people Of the United states sup
port the president and congress OF the
United states IN whatever course they
deemed wlsest and safest. war< 10
say that IL that question were SUBJ
mtted to the people they would sus-
tain the president and congress over
whelmiugly."
During the enrly evening the crowds
.
among the prominent spectators being
Swiss Minister Ritter. now represent
ing 0ermany's interests: Secretary
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GEIIT1II6 6M;II3H

right away n YOU would he we'll aud
FREQ from dlHltonai hfiot u,lnniinn.
such aa burning, hcnldlnr, pnln aud
other ngonloh, ilnl,nwu,i Thhlhin ~
duco inflammation, ,rHlntn normal
secretion, nnd ihe,s IN no mtdlrlno
better
FOW hibNry UrnrnuiNpi,lrs
Bold by "li d'npalsis hde
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THE HIGH COST OF BEING SICK
Doctors Cast More Money. but We
Must Have Them Just the same.

-seclt. % IAs Wsr.!
BARTLESvILLE Okla. April -
Washington county people are en-
teavor.rg 70 keep well. because 1t
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81 10 IbH. it'lltd 'pll-. "'uul ~ -
I.NII,b GDDN MiIfONI ri NSIt
'Ohlf lnd ASK for PRICES IN Nj
O1Iilt u LINES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, August LA sensational bulge of over cent a pound resulted In cotton here today from tte govern
 ment condition report of 70.3 per cent of
 the normal on July 25. The trade ex- pected considerably higher figures and wild buying followed announcement of the figures.
 In the early trading prices fell of and just before the bureau report stood 15 to "A points under the level of yester- days close. Selling was stimulated chifely by expectations of favorable
 condition of percentage and the heaviest buying immediately after the figures were known came from over-confident shorts. In the first few minutes follow
 ing the posting of the condition October rose about 40 points and December about 60. For half an hour the pressure to
 buy was great and prices were sent 115
 to 125 points up from the lowest level
 of the day At this stage they were 97
 to 102 points over yesterdays close.
 Profit taking by longs checked the ad-
 vance, bringing about moderate reac- tion. In the afternoon the tone again
 was very steady under what appeared to
 be renewed buying of covers by shorts
 and the close showed net gains of 80
 to S3 points.
 The weekly weather and crop returns from the weather bureau were consid-
 cred favorable but had no influence on the market.