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The evening herald., 1917-03-24
PUBLIC AUCTIONS OF
STATE LAND WILL Be
HELD IN NEAR FUTURE
Sales Are Scheduled TO Take Place
in Union, Quay, Guadalupe and
Curry Counties; Are Of Consid.
erable Importance.

Special Correspor sssss TO TIE Herald.
Santa Fe. y. NJ, aNiIch 24.--Seyen
public auctions OF New Mexico state
land, six OF which are OF considerable
importance from the standpoint Of
Immediate and future development.
will take place during the coming
month of April. the seven auctions In.
cluding i62 sales Of separate tracts
which range In area from 80 to as
coo acres. ana IN minimum value at
to SIS per acre.
The safes To- take place in Union.
Quay. Guadalupe and curry coun.
ties are Of greatest general interest.
since much OF the land TO be sold. es-
pecially In Union, Quay and Curry
counties. Is suited to farming with
out irrigation and lies In districts
wherein dry farming " now a demon
strated success. A small portion OF
the land to BE offered for sale In cha
YES and Eddy counties is agricultural
land. one tract containing about if0
acres OF which about half Is subject
To irrigation and worth "a minimum of
s25 pcr acre. This tract will go on
the marhct at an average minimum
value OF SI6.s6 al. acre. Tho bulk Of
the land IN these two counties, how
ever. !s grazing land.
The state land department has felt
Justified In giving wide publicity to
the sales In Union anc quay counties
ana part OF Curry county lands, be-
cause these lands will stand Develop
ment on the agricultural basis.
The places and dates of the scyera!
Iauctions. all OF which have been ad-
ycrtised with complete descriptions Of
the various tracts as the law requires,
are a. follows.
At santa Rosa. Guadalupe county
April 3. ten sales nine being OF land
uf the s. minimum value and one OF
the SO minimum value. The tracts
range from 30 to i.000 acres In area.
a, Tucumcari. quay county April
4. eighteen sales. seventeen of which
are lands OF the s. minimum value
and one of the $40 minimum. Tracts
range from 30 to isco acres.
At Socorro. socorro county. April
IL, one sale uf iO35 acres of the 50
minimum value.
At Clovis, Curry county, April II,
seven sales. all OF the sl0 minimum
being two half section and iivc Sec
tons.
AZ Roswell. Chaves county. APrl
~. twenty-four sales twenty-five OF
which are land of the 50 minimum
and two OF the 50 minimum. Tracts
from so 10 lSQo acres.
At Carlsbad, Eddy county, April 81,
twelve sales. eleven of which are Of
the 50 minimum value. one sale.
part irrigablc. has minimum value
of xI6.ss per acre. Tracts from 40
to 9,loo acres
Al Clayton, Union county, April 20
viii occur the most important OF all
these auctions \ total of ninety sep
arate tracts viii be sold, six of which
are of the minimum SO value. the
remainlng eighty-tour being the 81
minimum The tracts range from 40
10 3s 600 acres and include two OF
1900 acres.
Any additional information desired
as to any OF these sales will be fur
nishcd promptly by the state land Of
Ace Inquiries should be addressed
to the publicity bureau. state land
Office. Santa Fe y. NJ.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

LIVE AT
MONKBRIDCE
~
New choice residential section of Az
buquerque Lots in this addition will
be put on the market April 2, 1917. The
prices are not cheap, it being intended
to so improve and develop this section
as to warrant the building of the best
homes in the city thereon.
Streets are being graded, electric
lights and telephones are arranged
for. Every lot sold includes contract
for shade trees and their care and at o."
tention, and standard sidewalks with
parking and curb.
Building reStrictions-NO SANITAR-
IUMS-NO SALOONS.
Large lots 4Ox200 and 50x2OO. This
addition will be the finest and most
attractive residential suburb of Albu-
querque, several high grade houses are
already arranged for.
Roslington
Land Co.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
Sanchez Is Named to
Succeed kempenich as
County Commissioner

special Correspondence 10 The Herald.
Santa Fe, \. NJ, March 2i.--oiov.
crnor Lindsey 'ns appointed Federico
Sanchez, of peralta. member of the
hoard ot county commissioners ol Vail
cncia county 90 succeed Eu"ene KEN
penich, of peralta, who resigned to be-
come a member OF the ncw state high
way commission MIR. sanchez h e
stockman, and was formerly for sew
eral years probate Judge ~ Valencia
county.
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
PRESIDENT ELIMINATES
4o,l6o ACRES OF LAND
FROM NATIONAL FOREST
~ Ns,oeistsd Pres,

Washington. March 2f.--president
Wilson 10y procamation has elm
mated iO.l60 acres from the Cook ma
tional forest Arisona. the largest sin
glc area hcug $1,000 acrss near
Glohe and Miami largely covered %,
mining locations The proclamation
also adds 1850 acres known az the
Caliuro division
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

EATING A PLEASURE
whom you have normal appetite
Loss Of appetite indicates that thu
stomach needs 10 be cleaned. sweet
encd. ana stimul1td 20 healthy ac'
tiOn
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
havy Yard. Nsx YoIt. y. Y.

Eavy Yards. Boston Mass.
= % boiler makers .. st24 20 sI2u per diem
steady employment tor three month"; Vita
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

2 storehouse keepers
s,orehouse keepers's ssslsisnis
2 teamsters
1 tenperere
4 tinamith
10 tool grinders
~ wOOdw0rkerk
wstsrtown Arsenal. ws,suowp. Mass.
u melterH' helpers
2 steam hammer drivers
tool keepers
Navy Yard. Portsmouth. n. a.
l2 boat builders
coppersmiths
fsnge turner's OT anElcsmiths
20 80 mAchinisis
30 patternmAkeu
4 riyetrrs
. sheet metal workers
1910 shiphtters
Navy Yard. Philsasiphis. Ps.
~ boilermskers' helpors
boys
80 machinists
machinists helpers
I ) painters
10 psinters helpers
10 rigEers
> ss~ins machine operator,
. sheet metal workers
3 sheet metal h, ,jers
\ shiphtters
.hirhticrs helpers
! water tender
Navy YARD. Puget Sound. wssh.
Aceiylspe operator
Anglesmith
Boilefmaker
Boathuiider
DriileT
Forger hsssy
Frame bender
Machlnist
Patternmaker
Pipehttef
sheet me,slwork,r
The evening herald., 1917-03-24

Z hiackslaiths ..... ........ - 70 -
10 pattern makers .......t. ioa to ) %
No educational examination Is required. but
applicants viii be reted upon the evidence OF
thoir experience aud Uhysicsl hbilty
Applicant, should 81 once apply for appli
cation form 10 the BOARD ct LNaminCrs ai the
Ordnance Establishment or Labor Hoard 81
the Navy Yard ~ which employment IA d."
sired or to the Iiyil service Commission.
Washington, ID { she Secretary Of the Civil
Service Hoard Post Office, Boston Mass D.,
PhiAdtluhia Pa Atlhnta, ia, Cincinnati, I,
Chicago III 81 Paul hnna Seattle. Wash
San Francisco. Cal Customhousc. New iotk,
\ Sew orleans. bs. old iusiomhouse n
tpuis No Applications should be- properly
executed. Including thu medical eertihcoic
and Glrd with Rosrd Of E1nmincrs ~ the
Ordnance Establishment or Labor Board ~
the Navy Ward o. which employment - de
sired
la addition TO those already advertised the
follow ing nrmed kinds aud number Of rin.
tI.1..a are All nupdpuf
The evening herald., 1917-03-24
US. GOVERNMENT IN
NEED OF MUCH HELP
At VARIOUS PLANTS


OvinE 10 the increased construction being
carried out by the Government there will he
a large increase IN the number Of employees
81 Navy Yards and Ordnance Embellishments
A. present the following named kinds and
nunhsrs oi enpioyess. are needed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Nell 5hipmau, the brilliant photo
dramatic actress. Who recently scored
such "a personal success in Gods
Country and the Woman" has been Sc
Iected by the Lasky company to APP
pear as leading woman for the oele-
brated star Lou-TelleEen, who Will
be seen at the Spencer today and to-
morrow in the Jesse /. Lasky produc-
ton, The Black Wolf" Miss Ship
man. although young woman. has
carved for herself a prominent niche
In the hall of ph0t0-dramatiC fame and
as the daughter of the Spanish chan
cell0r. who is courted by duke ana
5y the Black Wolf a bandit. is given
ample opportunity to display her won
derful dramatic ability During the
scenes OF the picture. Miss Shipman
appears in number OF beautiful
gowns of the latest mode which were
especially selected for her by q lead
ing New York modiste before she went
west to fuIfu her contract with the
Paramount producers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
ISLANDERS MEET
DAVENPORT HERE
Rival High School Basketball Teams
win Stage second Game of
Season at Local L Gym.
By GEORGE ADAMS.

/ For the second time this season the
local high school basketball squad viii
meet the Davenport i've in battle. In
the first big game OF the season Rock
Island whipped Davenport by a score
of p TO q, and did it in the Towans'
/ gymnasium Since then the local
crew has not once suffered defeat in
a contest, and has incidentally walked
away with the northwestern district
basketball championship into the bar
gain. Consequently the locals have
/ everything 10 lose
During the past 10 battIesa Of their
/ nearly completed schedule, the Island
/ ers have Iab0riouslv built a reputation
/ which is practically uneQualed in the
state of Illinois They have played
/ teams of every description. although
most Of them have been crews with
/ big regulations. and one bE one they
/ have swept them out of the way. in
their steady march to the state tOurna-
ment. Already they have been hailed
as tri-clty champions, having defeated
+ Davenport once and Moline twice.
/ However. the absolute title to the tri-
city supremacy viii be in doubt until
after the game tonight.
Games between GrI-CIty high schools
have q certain ''tWang to them which
other athletic contests de- not have.
The Moline teams always play hard
against q competitor, but they throw
their entire weight and energy into
the game when they meet Rock Island.
The same statement covers Davenport.
Rock Island expects to win again to-
night. bat Davenport is coming over
the river 10 make q. super-huuau ef-
fart TO break that record II possible
/ The contest Will be a fast and snappE
one. Spectators attending the game
tonight. viii witness two wonderful
teams pittilg their skill and cunning
against each other i'm q desperate eff
fort for victory ana It is certain that
the team which wins, viii do SO only
after q tremendously hard fight, Rock
Island has @ spotIess reputation 20
maintain Davenport viii make one for
herself il she can break the local
schedule. Brilliant teams from all
over this part Of the state have tried
and failed, and 81 is the intention Of
fae Islanders that Davenport shall fail
tonight.
The boys are i'm the pink Of eandi-
ton for the battle. which skill be held
at rEa local +. III C. A. as .. m. and
Will play their last game before going
10 rhe state tournament Tt is eleir in
1aur3ou 90 enter the state tournament
with the same reputation they now
carry. that Of never having suffered de-
feat The game tonight will decide
definitely the rrl-eity title.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Douglas Fairbanks. athletic star Of
TTiaeue-Fine Arts. again has part in
The Americana that gives him full
8puorfuuitv to display his athletic
pr0wees. The play. to be seen at the
Majestic tonight. is fairly saturated
with action. Fairbanks goes to Para
gonia a South American country. ar
rives just while the country is JIM the
throes Of a revolution. starts out to
discover the former president. who
has been showed out of office by a
usurpar. re5eues the daughter, makes
the uaurper take to the bushes. rein
states the legitimate president and
incidentally wins the hand Of the Ia--
ter's daughter for a life mate. He
scales walls. climbs trees. whips a
whole company of South American
soldiers in a subterraueau passage
and comes up smiling,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Clifford Nipple viii be seen at the
Illinois theatre Saturday evening in
Dream Girl o. Mine Mr., Nipple is
said TO be a most charming actor. He
is a six-f00fer of the athletic type
and a p0ssessor of a sweet baritone
voice that is wei cultivated, He will
be seen in q play that did SO much
10 add to the fame Of Chauncey Olcott
one of the most successful impersona-
tors Of irish characters on the stage
today Dream Girl O Mine" is a play
telling in a clever way of things and
people of 100 years ago. But do not
be deceived into the belief that this
is q serious play. for it is not. Il is
love. laughter and song from start to
finish II is promised that the staging
viii be complete and fairly eEude the
atmosphere Of colonial days in Ire
land, the period covered by the play
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
ISLANDERS TACKLE
SPRINGFIELD FIRST

Bloomington. Ill. March Draw
iugs for the state high school t0urna-
meut were announced here today The
contests are to be played at Decatur in
the MilGkin gymnasium March 8
and 10.
The preliminary games bring to-
getheT- Duquoiu and Thorutown
township Decatur and Bloomington.
LawrenceViue and CeHtraIia. Peoria
Manual and East Aurora: Rock Island
and Springfield, BelVIdere and Mt.
Olive
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
FIVE LOSES
TO THE REDJACKETS

The Young Mems Hebrew associa-
tlon basketball team was defeated last
night by the Ninth Street Red Jackets
by a score of IA TO 10 at the high
schol gymnasium. Close guarding on
both sides kept the count down The
feature Of the game was the stellar
work OF Captain Erbstein Of the Heb
rev team, who made all of the points
for his side, tossing six fouls and two
Held baskets. Ed White. center for the
Red jackets also played a star game
Meyer Morris OBLIGATED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Davenp0rters Win Three of Fitch.
bon Fire, While Edelweiss Men Lose
Two To Blackhawks.
no DROPS ROLL BIG COUNT.


Gibbons Eve of Moline at the Island
City alleys here last night while the
EdeIwetss dropped two out of three ID
the Blackhawks at the Moline s. aitavz.
the CresCents of Davenport took tae
lead in the Tri City Bowling league.
The Do Drop Inns Of Moline materially
improved their standing by licking tha
Island Citys in three straight at the
Blackhawk alleys in Davenport The
Island Cifys forfeited the first game
by appearing late. The scores.
At Moline 7 A1Ipve.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
ColnmhIa lDaFenporfl ].

yaudevflle-Two shows daily at 2:4b
and Sis D. n Three Saturday and
Sundays at 2:45, 1880 and ,. m
Change OF bill Sunday and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
Family (MOline1 .

Yaudeville-Two shows daily, at 5
and Sis Three Saturday and sun
day at 3. 100 and 8 p. m Change Of
bill Sunday and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
FmDire Stating Palace.

uings, 1880 to 10 Private parties 1890
p NJ. 20 I a. N.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
The Theatre
Illinois Theatre.

March 3-Cliford Hipple N 'Dream
Girl o. Nine"
March 10 and II - Daddy Long
Legs"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Spencer Square-Lou-Tette geu IN
The Black Wolf: Pathe weekly news
Majestic-Gail Kane in The Red
Woman. also a comedy.
ColoniaI-W. S Hart in The Primal
Lure. Charley Chaplin comedy,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
In the Movies.

Spencer Square-Lou- Te1legeu IN
The Black Wolf; Psthe weekly
news
Majestic-Dougias Fairbanks in
The Americana; also q comedy.
CoIonia1-"PearI OF the Army
Girl and the Game
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
.lllANjOa
|, SUFFERS By
BIG F.)0Qs
49,. S4sr ses MUG b
lay Of Train Service Zinc
Mines Flooded.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 8.-The
Tennessee river was stationary here
tonight at stage of 47.6 feet, the
highest since April 8, 1886. The river
was expected to begin falling at mid
night.
Two main lines of railroad tracks
through the city were utilized by all
the railroads today. The high waters
covered these highest lines in few
places. The north bound Royal Palm
Limited, Jacksonville to Cincinnati
train, had to be pushed out of the CT
tico yards this afternoon on account
of water in putting out the fire in the
locomotive.
The Western and Atlantic railroad
was submerged too deep at Lightfoot's
mill for operation of trains today and
they were routed over the Southern
railway between Dalton and this city.
Four thousand negroes are quarter
ed in public buildings and warehouses
loaned by manufacturers. No fatalities
has been reported as a result of the
flooded lowland. The relief work has
been organized to such an extent that
almost normal business and manufac-
turing business will be resumed tomor-
TOW.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
Railroads and Mines Flooded.

Knoxville, Tenn, March S.-Through
train service on the main line of the
Southern railway between Morristown
and Knoxville is tied up because of
washout at Mascot, twelve miles east
of here, necessitating the detouring of
the Memphis and Carolina specials
over the Knoxville and Bristol road,
branch line between Knoxville and
Morristown.
Two mines of the American Zinc
company of Tennessee at Mascot, also
were flooded today and operations had
to be suspended. Hundreds of miners
employed were given the task OF
pumping out the mines.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
SMOKE CLOUDS
FOR A DEFENCE
FROM ATTACK
Cunard Liner Has Unique Device
Submarines Report Many
70 Captures.

New York, N. Y, March S.-The
steamship Carmania of the Cunard
line, which arrived last night from
Liverpool, is equipped with the best
submarine defenses carried by any
merchant vessel reaching this port.
The, Carmania is the first ship here to
show the smoke screen apparatus re-
Gently invented by the British admir-
atty. She also carries naval six-inch
gun with range of eight miles.
By pressure of an electric button on
he bridge the officer on watch can
'mscharge through ventilator on each
side ofithe after bridge dense clouds of
Ichem smoke.
The Carmapia's gans are hand BY
three guinness from the royal nav e-
serve. Scarcity Of tonpage ana Ehe
uncertainties of subnarine situa-
tion caus< Ia increase in freie and
in aranee rates today. The iasernaz
gnal Mercantile Marine advanced ~
cotton rate. to snoa by thel Cret
calling bout arch 81 to saaa husF
glred p0undz ates list week were
|frona rs a TiM general car n
lgate 81 wa, risIx ssura53Se
rates 70 the United Kingdasa lavrl
have been at 3 to Z per cent, were
m7oted pennra1lv at 8 nor cent with
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
GERMAN PLOTS
COST 100000
DISCOVERED THAT GERMANS
. THREATENED CARRANZA
/ WITH TROUBLE

I New York, March 8.-Among the
papers seized by the federal govern
ment when Wolf Vonigel, an alleged
German spy, was arrested, are some
which show that General Carranza
was threatened by Germany with a
formidable revolution against the
present de facto government in Mexi-
co unless he Joined in the German
plot against the United States recent
ly uncovered and made public.
The papers show that the German
government spent at least $3,000,000
recently in promoting it's plans
against the safety of the United
States both in this country and in
Mexico and Cuba.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
FRENCH DESTROYER
SUNK BY SUB WITH
A LOSS Of lO7 men

Momentarily there is a cessation of
the attacks by the British forces along
the Ancre and Somme fronts which re-
Gently have given to King Georges
men considerable ground held by the
Germans at various points. lombard
ments alone are reported in these re-
gions and also along the line held by
| the French.
Considerable areial activity has tax
Ell place between the British and Ger
mans. London reports that three Ger
man machines were brought down and
three others forced to descend damag-
ed, but says four British machines
were felled by the Germans and that
seven others are missing.
There is little fighting of moment
except the usual artillery duels and
infantry actions by accommodating
parties in progress on any of the other
fronts. The rout of the Turks toward
Bagdad is being kept up blythe Brit
ish, who have advanced to within nine
miles of Ctesiphon, which is twenty
eight miles from Bagdad. The British
reports record the Turks as being de-
moralized and leaving behind them
large quantities of stores and num-
bers of guns.
I Petrograd announces that the Rus
slams have captured the Asadabad
summit, strategic position ten miles
southwest of Hamadan, Persia, from
the Turks.
Cassini Sunk by Submarine-107 Lost.
Paris, March S.-The torpedo boat
destroyer Cassini Of the Mediterran-
Jean patrol service was torpedoed by a
submarine on February %, according
Ito the official announcement. The YES
Isel sank in two minutes, the powder
magazine having exploded, and the
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
Little Flood Loss in Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, March S.-Re-
ports from all river points above this
city show the flood waters receding
everywhere and fall has set in here.
The Alabama river continues to rise
slowly between this city, the crest of
the flood reaching lower points to-
night. Property damage has been
much lighter than expected. No loss
of life nor Of livestock has been re-
ported. Ideal weather conditions have
existed but more rain along the water
sheds is feared for the latter part of
the week.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
Zepplin Dead
Kaiser Mourns

London, March 8.-Count Zeppelin
is dead, according to a dispatch from
Berlin, received by Reuters Telegram
company. According to a Berlin tele-
gram transmitted by Reuters Am
sterdam correspondent, Count Zeppe-
lin died this forenoon at Charlotten-
burg, near Berlin, from inflammation
of the lungs.
~%oo~~~o~-~-~~~0o-o~~.~o
a break. Rockets were seen on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande last
night by United States army patrols.
A Villa band of 80 men in command of
Epifano Holguin and believed to be
engaged in smuggling, was located on
the Mexican side late yesterday. Hol-
gums band visited the San Juan mine,
owned by Americans, sewn miles south
of the border, Sunday, but took moth
ing but food.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
IS YOUR POLL TAX PAID?
ARE YOU REGISTERED?

The following is a complete list
OF the voters in Tarpon Springs who
are now qualified to vote in the COM
ing election for city officers which will
be held on Monday, April 2. If your
name is not on this list you cannot
vote. Better rush right down to the
city hall and see the city clerk and get
right on the voting list for the COM
ing election is the most important one
ever held in Tarpon Springs. And
that's no joke, either.
Saturday is the last day in which
you can pay your poll tax and Mr..
Albaugh, the genial city clerk, has au-
thorized The Leader to say that he
will keep the Office at the city hall
open until eight o'clock tomorrow
night to accept the poll taxes of those
who are not on this list. Don't let
your name be left out for you will GER
tainly regret it if you have no vote in
the coming important city election.
For those who have paid their poll
tax but have not registered there will
be an opportunity to register at the
city clerks Office from March Is to %,
inclusive. But if you have neglected
to pay your poll tax and don't do so
tomorrow you cannot vote.
Get busy and pay your poll tax. To-
morrow is your last chance.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
.GERMANY'S FOREIGN SECRETARY
CAUGHT IN spy SYSTEM NET

dispatch received from Berlin today,
says that the Americans who were
taken to Germany as prisoners of
war on the captured British ship Var
rowdale were released by the German
government yesterday. This is in ac-
cord with the promise of Germany
made to the United States last week,
which stated that the Americans were
held in quarantine and would "prob-
ably" be released March 7.