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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23

900. II is understood. The paper viii
be a party affair. the majority OF
stock will be owned by various demo.
Gratis throughout tho state. Democra-
tic leaders will be expected TO boost
the circulation % the new daily ~ is
stated.
The incorporators and director Of
the new company are Col u. r. u
Sellers. Ward y. Anderson and D j.
Anderson. col Sellers will De 'he
president 81 the concern. aud W -
Anderson Will have charge of thr mc
chRnical department. Tho plant wln
bc located at the present location ~
the Albright x Anderson Printing Co..
Il in understood. and the commercial
printing plant will be operated Dos The
Daily Democrat company
II is the plan of the incorporators
Of the company To sell stock in demo
cratic districts. They hope 60 SCH the
stock to at least $500 to 5000 differ
cnt persons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23

sentInis OF type. Unlike standard
weights there rs no eNnctinR rule TO
guide the poultry raiser ~ selecting
type. Experience and - trained eyo
win mako a good Judge \ safe rule
TO follow. particularly Tot beginners. is
Go reject all specimens thpt are an
spcakably otf-typo and TO use only
the hoai birds in tho breeding flock.
CLOSELY related Co the selection "
tNpr iE the question 81 NigOr and 80.
talitN nf tho birds. Tho standard type
ot % breed presents, with u certain
Sue and form. q carriage aud symmc
try which are the result and EXPIRES
Sion Of Vigor, vitality and O. perfectly
balanced structure ard are. therefore.
as much % part Of type as lcuEth.
breadth ana depth of body or M other
characteristic which ~ tnkon into con.
sidcration hv an experienced Judge
Visor n vitality are first considcfu-
tlons iu The utility flock Strong.
healthy birds are the best las cts.
rtnko The best gains and should be- the
unlN Kind allowed in Tho breeding
Rock.
The ability of tho birds 20 bear un-
pleasant weather conditions and sud-
don chances ot temperature. especially
change from warm or comfortable 10
raw chilly weather. is one Of tie best
NfHiN VT NlffittN NIll AlhNls HNin'f lllH
btlttV 90 such changes show a lack
cf robustness OF consultation and q
poo circulation Of blood. and birds
that arc seriously affected hy sudden
changes OF temperature should not be
retained for breeders or have u place
IN the clock which is expected TO pro-
ducc winter cggs
This rs true Dr. tho fault is with the
birds themselves and not with the
Poultry Keeper. Wrong management
may put the l@st and most hcaithful
flock out of condition. Bad Ncntiln-
ton of poultry houses. improper fccf-
ing-cithcr undcrfcodinE or ovcrfccd-
ms and especially tho too free use OF
highly concentrated feed to force
growth Of egg production are com 20
mon causes which mako naturally
sound and healthy fowls unduly sus-
CCptihlc to ordinary weather changes
Appropriate size ana type and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23
NEWS ITEMS
Pay your dues to the "2-bit" ciuh
Four.O Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Auto Springs, all makes. Kcrber Co

Pay your dues to the "2-bit" ciuh
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 20.
Auto Springs. all makes. Kcrber Co
Taxi. Phone I5s. Nicholson Taxi
The emergency wagon OF the central
fire department answered q cali yes.
terday afternoon TO eNtiuguish a bou-
fire at $40 North Fourth street
In federal court today George n.
Collins 81 Silver City. is being tried
on a charge Of selling liquor to
soldiers. The next ease t. be tried
~ the federal court is that 81 carl r..
Biuthardt OF Deming, y. VI. charged
with assisting soldiers to fOrg. pass
ports
because Of heavy travel train No.
J. FOR the FIRST time In many months,
viii have W. sections.
Mrs. SUE VI. Dillon, chief clerk at
the Santa Fee law office. has returned
from a short vacation spent In Kan.
fas city. Mo.
Fred ~ tunderman % 81 Louis.
Mo. ana Miss Myrtle Belle McQucster
ui memphis, Tenn, were married by
Justice W. W Mcclellan at his resi-.
dence SATURDAY. The couple LETT on n
honeymoon trip to New York. They
VIII return To Albuquerque and make
tholr home here.
Judge W W Mcclellan today re.
cciy'd a telegram from his son. Lieut..
Pelham J.. Mcclellan. stating that he
Will be discharged from military ser
vice IN time TO he home for New
Year day. Lieut.. Mcclellan enlisted
IN IN" army while visiting in New
Norh with his father shortly after the
declaration Of war on GERMANY. His
many friends here will be glad t.
know b" Is returning 90 this city.
VI " Johnson, acting food admins
traitor Tor New Mexico. returned last
night from Socorro. where he has been
Tor several days ON official business.
Thc Albuquerque Encampmcnt 30.
4. /. o. o.. + viii meet this venlng
at 1.3o o'clock to transact important
business and elect officers for the en-
suing yea
Christmas night at m" Pullman
cafc the newshoys Of the city will be
entertained by Dr. G. ~ Lukens. sup.
-crin;endent OF the Chiidrcn's Home
society \ turkey dinner will he serv-
ed, which is the annual custom of Br
Lukens to treat the newsboys.
Tho Fraternal brotherhood will
hold 4 regular meeting In l. .. %. r
hall this evening after which an oys-
ter supper Will be served. There will
be candy for the children OF the mem
beers who are also invited.
Lieut.. IL l.. Wise and s. s. Fitzger-
old arrived here from Columbus Sun.
day
Mr. and Mrs. Dowden OF peicn. arc
In the city today.
r. : Mitchell Of Santa Re. arrived
here sunday for a short visit.
osborne Hayden, John Strong and
\. r. Appel. all OF Las Vegas. are In
the city on business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23
Incorporate Company
To Publish Morning
Paper in Duke City

II present plans being made by va
rious democrats of Albuquerque ma
terialize a morning newspaper. prob
ably 10 be known rs The Daily Demo
crat. will be published here about
july !.
Incorporation papers for The Daily
Democrat publishing company were
state corporation commission The
company Will be capitalized nj 500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23
THE UNIFORM POULTRY FLOCK
IS MOST PROFITABLE AS EGG.
PRODUCER MARKET

discard absolutely all specimens tina;
not approach the standard weight
OF their breed The standard weights
FOR adult male and femaI, birds IN any
breed are tho most IrsIuthlo for
breeding spccimons TIL. weight re
should also apply to young
birds. for immature fowl Jrc not ct
FOR breeding and young birds NJ ma
turity thai are much under weight are
undesirable. While It Is impractical
10 adhere TO exact STANDARD weights II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23

vitality that gives and expresses per
tcct health and conditions are essen
tails In mating standard poultry 10
practical results. Every poultry raiser
who desires q utilitE flock OF birds Of
uniform appearance should no neg
iect To- give amy u Of these essentials
his careful consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-23

- advisable 20 avoid .ariutions OF
NOR" tien 3 ot . per rent either above
or below tho standard.
~Srlrct!ng "A Type.
y second consldorai on in the DO
vciopmcnt OF tho flocL is tho selection
OF typ" There rs air. .rorcc OF
opinion among breeders as to- the ss.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.

The effort to separate Liberty Bond holders not familiar with stock and bond values from their Liberty Bonds has taken new turn. The manipula- tors instead of offering to buy the bonds at inadequate prices offer in eX- change for them the stocks and bonds of varions wildcat corporations, whose face value is large but whose actual value is little or nothing.
 The safest investment in the world is Liberty Bond. For a patriotic American, Liherty Bonds are the best investment in the world. It is not only wise thing to hold them it k l patriotic thing to do. The soldier that takes trench and then voluntarily gives il up is not to be compared with one who takes trench and holds II against the enemy An American whu buys Liberty Bond and then sells Il is not so good an American as one who buys a bond and holds it. This does not apply. however to one who sells his bond because of real necessity there is legitimate trading in Liberty Bonds which the Treasury recognizes
 It was wise and patriotic old col ored American who refused to sell his $1OO Liberty Bond for S@ because he would not give up the United States promise (his bOnd) to pay him Sloo with interest for the United States promise teurrency) to pay him $W and who refused to sell the same bond for $1O2, because, he said, that the S1O2 must be counterfeit or else the would be purchaser would not be vii ling to give it for only s10O. Ii is safe to say that there are no gold bricks ol wildcat securities among that Ameri' cans assets.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

Barham filled his regular appointment at Union Sunday morning.
 Ye scribe visited the little town of Waldo Wednesday evening, with q remnant of cotton and few seed. was only gone about two and one halt days. l will say to Mir Vim Kenne dy, that l will settle my board bill when l get back from Berlin I think the Kaiser and l can have little fun If things get too sgually I can pull ofl my number lis and run.
 The prayer meeting was called in al Whites Chapel Sunday eve. on ac count of singing at Holly Springs
 Say, Alex, you remember some tim, ago that you told me that from some cause, that one of your letters was not published ?.Pshaw, boy, have scrib bled two for the last month, both went into the waste basket. am glad thal the editor did not publish my scrib bling. It was best for ne and the l,a per. Goodbye to all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
ROYS AND GIRLS ASKED
 TO HELP IN WAR WORK
Save Peach, Plum, Prune and Olive
 Pits to Make Charcoal.

Chicago. H., Sept. IT, 1918.
 The requirements Division of the United States Industries Board has issued the following appeal
 "Only the best Gas Masks will save our boys from painful death. These masks cannot be made with ont good charcoal. Wood charcoal has proven deficient The necessary charcoal can he made from the pits of peaches. prunes. olives. etc. and shells of hickory nuts, Brazil nuts Walnuts and other nuts.
 TO the boys and girls, everywhere We urge that you carefully gather uu and save these materials. You could not perform a more patriotic service for your country
 To School Teachers everywhere We urge t this appeal be read in ev- ery school in the country and that tho schools become the great recruit irc station for securing this very essential tau terial.
 TO bankers and merchants: We urge that you take charge of assemD- ling and seeing that this material Is collected and correctly forwarded to the proper War Authorities. Every country merchant should have bar rel for the receipt of this material and public sign calling attention to 1t and it's importance.
 To the Press oi Anerica We urge that you print this appeal in full and call frequent attention to its import ance and essential value to the brave can press is still the first line defense on the home front and can do tre- mendous service to the Nation in dis seminating this information.
 How to ship -materal: When you have secured enough to make good shipment, write the Requirements Di- vision of the War Industries Board, Washington, D. C.. for shipping di- rections. All the material from each community should be shipped together as single shipment and not in different lots. L.. NJ. ALLEN, Passenger Traffic Mgr. Rock Island Lines.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
CIR-
 CUT COURT

An adjourned term of the Nevada Circuit Court convened here Monday charged with being implicated in the murder of J. P. Slagle here two years ago, was called and the case was giv- en to the jury Wednesday morning. As we go to press, there has been no report from them. The ease of John Daniel charged with the poisoning of two aged negroes in the lower part of the county, was continued until next court
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
PRESCOTT. NEVADA COUNTY ARKANSAS.
DRAFT DRAWING
 IS POSTPONED
Will Be Held Next Week, to Give the
 Local Boards Additional Time.

Washington.-The national lottery which, in measure willdetermine the order of the calling of the 13,000, GOO men between Is and 45 years of age. which registered September P, prob ably will not be held before next week Officials had hoped to fix a date this week, but this plan is said to have been abandoned in order that addition al time may be given local boards to correct errors made in assigning serial numbers to the registrantS.
 Since men between 19 and 36 will be called first, the drawing will have less effect upon determining the or der of the call than did that of the 1,000,0 ,0O0 men t,Eo t....;.e1 - before June , last The numbers for all the 13.000.000 men will be drawn, but youths of IS and men between 36 and 45 will not be classified until the boards have given classification to all the men between 19 and 36 who are the UTSI 10 receive IHciT 1utslIoI- naires In the meantime many of the 19-to-36 classes will have been induct- ed into service
 Reports received today ny Provost Marshal General Crowder from nearly all states indicated that satisfactory progress is being made by local boards in attaching serial numbers to the registration cards, but in one or two instances mistakes by local boards have made necessary the renumbering of the cards for all registrants m- der their jurisdiction. No date for the drawing can be fixed until this work is completed and the serial num- bers posted and while this may be done this week. it is said that General Crowder will allow several days for the discovery of any errors before holding the drawing.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
War Saving Stamps for sale at Guthrie Drug Store, the Rexan Store.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is the list of letters remaining for fifteen days in this office unclaimed and if not called for by Oct. '. 1918. will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office.
 Gents-T. C. MccRee W. NJ. Whit ley, Daniel Goldfeder t21, Garland S, Rushing. Joe Turner, Rev. ]. T. Pres cott. Albert McDade.
 Ladies Miss Carrie Walden. Mrs l. A. Walker. Mrs Lorah Silence, Miss Isabella Forte, Miss r. T.. Conner, Miss Myrtle Prince.
 When calling for the above, please say Advertised" and pay one cent on delivery. John AMarr, Postmaster
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
COLORED BOYS
 TO CAMP PIKE
List of COl0red Registrants Called to Report for Induction into Service at Camp Pike--Entrained Thursday, September 26th.

Windon Moss. Glenville, Ark Oscar Youg, Emmet, Ark. route ,. Nelson Box, Rosston. Ark. route l. Willie Gipson, Buckner. Ark. route 1.
 John Wesley Hughes, Emmet, Ark. route ?.
 Charlie Blake. Rosston, Ark. route ] Paris Robinson. Prescott, Ark. (. Y. Hubbard. ROsston, Ark. Davis Christopher, Rosston, Ark. route L
 Daniel Johnson Prescott, Ark. Willie Gully. Bluff City, Ark. Simon Tate. Jr.. Prescott, Ark. route 3.
 James A. Beard, Prescott. Ark. Ethen Williams, Rosston, Ark. Garland Burnell, Glenyille, Ark. David E. Hawthorn, Prescott, Ark. Sidney Simpson, Rosston, Ark. route 1.
 Ira James Hendrix, Mineral Springs Ark.
 Willard L. Lowdermilk, Emmet, Ark, route I,
 Louis Moss. Rosston, Ark. route 3. Mckinley Jones. Emmet, Ark. route :
 Edgar Lowdermilk, Prescott. Ark. Arthur M. Mccray, Waldo, Ark, route ?.
 Birlen Gully, Buckner, Ark route !. John T. King, Waldo, Ark. route ,. John w. Clemens. Waldo, Ark. route ,.
 Sam Adkins. Prescott, Ark. Willie Clark. RosstOn, Ark. Silas. TrOtter. Prescott, Ark. route ; I. D. Cravens, BOughton. Ark.
 Alternates. Larance Burnell, McNeil. Ark. route Monroe Smith, Rosst0n, Ark. route 3 Lumas Gully, ROsston, Ark. David Moss, Rosston, Ark. route $ Luther Fort, Theo, Ark. Alfred Lafear. Prescott, Ark. Jewel Erik. TheO, Ark. Edward Jones. ROsston, Ark. route Craig Fulks, Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
<% ESTRAYS

l have took up as estrays one black mare branded with B" on left shoul- der, about six years old, one black mare mule about years old, no marks or brands, one iron gray mare colt about two years old, no brands. If stock is not proven away within the next ten days l will go before the nearest justice of the peace and have them estrayed according to law.
 R. B. Mccain,
 Prescott, Routt ;
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

war. II is not time yet to take down your profit on the money you have loaned to Uncle Sam
 Several hundred thousand dollars will be paid out to Arkansas investors in Liberty Bonds during the coming year. The amounts being small, are not sufficient to invest in the larger securities, so put them in the smaller bonds-War Savings Stamps.
 Don't take back any money on gov ernment bond while this war Is going on. Your country needs every cent you can spare.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
ETH SUNDAY
 MEETING
& Held With Boughton Baptist urth, Saturday. 10 A. M.. Before , Fifth Sunday in September.
PROGRAM:

|trcductory Sermon-Dr. Arthur
 ]. w. Wingtield alternate.
 Identify the church established R Lord-Answer by W. A. Forbes 1 2. 4. Holt.
 Explanation of John 3 a.
 What does being born of the wa. |nean-C. W. Morris and W. b |en.
 What is the duty of the church n young members?-D. n. Stuart E DeLaughter.
 Explanation of John :.37,3S-
 Rowe and F. A. Holt.
 How should the church deal members that can and will no, la chureh:-W l.. Britt and Alex tntt
 \ nope all the messengers will be ell as Dr. Arthur Fox of Hope le With Us Saturday and Sunday tiAaghter' D. D. Stuart. D. ( les. Committee
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

Swellings of the flesh caused by in fiamatiOn cold. fractures of the bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheumati tism can be relieved by applying Ballard's Snow Eminent It should be we'll rubbed in over the part affected. It's great healing and penetrating power eases the pain, reduces swellings and restores natural conditions. Price 2oc 50c and $100 per bottle. Sold bx Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
INVEST YOUR LIBERTY BOND
 INTEREST IN SAVINGS STAMP.

When you cash in your coupons on any of your Liberty Bonds. ask the man at the bank window to pay you in War Savings Stamps.
 You will then not only compound your interest. hut you will he helping your government still more to win the
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

Several mighty good men will fail to get the Picayune next week, but we have given you fair warning. What you are behind will be kept so you can settle when you come in.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26
WHITES CHAPEL.

The health of this community is fairly good at this time.
 The weather is fair and cool.
 Brother ]. W. Erwin preached q noble sermon at Union Saturday. Bro,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

MT. Farmer we carry complete line of stock remedies especially for your benefit, let us show you. Guth- rie Drug Store, good drug store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

When you sell your cotton come m and settle for your paper, for October the first is as long as we can keep you on the list unless you are in advance.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

Don't get mad at the editor if your paper stops, for we have orders high CT up to discontinue all papers not paid in advance on October 1st.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

'oo cures Headaches, Bill 1. sness' Loss of Appetite, or \ ared aching feeling due ,;s Aslarla or Colds. Fine
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

You may not get your paper next week Don't cuss the mail man, but come in and pay up and then you will get it. This paper will stop when your time is up.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-09-26

Bonds Put the Dam ill Potsdam.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-09
SOLDIERS URGE
THE PURCHASE
OF LIBERTY LOANS
Boys Who Are Offering Their Lives
for Our Protection Are Even In
vesting in Government Loan
Bonds Themselves and Ask
Others to Do Their Part.
Camp Meade, Nd, May 1st, 1918

Camp Meade, Nd, May 1st, 1918.
Editor Independent:
Will this evening take the oppor-
tunity to write few lines to the
folks back home in regard to the
Third Liberty Loan drive that is in
full blast all over the country. As we
have been requested to write to five
Of our friends back home and urge
them to buy one or more Liberty
Bonds, thought this would be good
opportunity to let them know thru the
Independent how we soldiers feel and
do, as don't think there is one soldier
in our company but has bought one
or more bonds, so as to help the cause
along as much as we possibly can, as
it is of grave Importance that each
and every one of us do our very best
for the advancement Of our troops,
because unless we get con the job
and that very soon, victory will be a
great distance away.
Knowing that you are interested in
the welfare of our Nation and it's peo-
pie and along with us you wish to see
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-09

this great conflict at its end, am 60
ing to ask you to buy at least one of
these Liberty Bonds for this cam
paign, even if you have already
bought one, for by doing this you will
country and at the same time will be
looking out for the interests of your
boys in the service, because the money
that you will loan is being spent for
the work in the army and navy. At
this time thought probably word
from the boys in the service would be
of great help to you. AS we are at
all times ready to do our very best
and will stand to the last man to pro-
tect you and your loved ones from the
enemy, and each and every one Of US
are willing if necessary to give up
our lives for our country. But on the
other hand, we do expect you to DO
your part at home by buying these
Liberty Bonds, and in this way help
ing us to win the war. Do each and
every one of you know what your
Fifty Dollar Liberty Bond will do? !
will try to give you an idea. 1t will
protect 1000 soldiers from smallpox
and 666 from typhoid. It will assure
the safety of 1879 wounded soldiers
from Lockjaw, the germs of which
swarm in Belgian soil. 1t will render
painless 400 operations, supply two
miles of bandages, enough to bandage
555 wounds. It will care for 100 in
jures in the way of "first aid" pack
cts. 1t will furnish adhesive plaster
and surgical gauze enough to benefit
thousands of wounded soldiers. Every
purchaser of Liberty Bond performs
a distinct individual service to his
country and to us boys who are going
to do the fighting in France. May l
therefore trust this letter will meet
with your approval and that you will
at once buy Liberty Bond. In this
manner give of your means to your
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-09
LATE MATCHED CHICKS.

It is not too late to raise chicks
yet. Mr.. Peterson, specialist in
poultry for the Extension Division, N
Oak. Agricultural College, says that
while some may think that it is rather
late to buy eggs for Matching, the be-
ginner will, as a rule, be more sue
cessful Matching in May, the natural
breeding season, the days Of sunshine
and green grass.
April Matching is early enough for
most breeds to mature the pullets to
begin laying before cold weather sets
in, while May chicks are profitable to
produce. It is far better to buy set
ting or two Of eggs now, than to go
without and lose whole years work.
In May and June the weather is at
it's best for the young chicks and it IS
not as much work to raise them as in
the colder months.