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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Kill Off Verrnin
AZ Ellis Island

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mana this gateway and detention
station Is IN sore need2of q funigaf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
How to BE Healthy
PRACTICAL TALKS ON DISEASE PREVENTION
Prepared " the National tuberculosis Association

place I'm your Resolved-4that i will
list. Here they are:
III washed my hands before each
meal today
I'll washed not only face but ears
and r.eek and II cleaned my fling
or nails today. asf
81 tried to keep fingers, pencils
and everything that might be I'M
clean ont Of my mouth and nose.
Al drank glass OF water before
each meal and before going to
bed and drank no tea, coffee
or other injurious drinks today
81 brushed my teeth thoroughly
In the morning and evening to-
day.
I'll WAS out OF doors or had j
windows open more than thirty
minutes today.
s-l got a full nights rest last
l1v night. 39li4 N s
FL tried to sit up and stand up
straight, to eat slowly and I'd
attend TO toilet and each need
Of my body at its regular time.
OIL tried to keep neat and cheer
full constantly and to be helpful
ID others.
take a full bath at least twice
q weekeyefy day ii possible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Let's Have America
Of Il. Roosevelt

Here's a clarion-American cal
from the Kansas City Star.
There has been so much false and
mischieyous theory Of government
expounded in this country receatlgi
now by the mush heads and now ~
the violent minded between which
there Is little TO c~hoose-that q
fearless, patriotic and true express
sion of Americanlsm such as Cover
nor Allen has Just given US comes
like a refreshing and inpigorating
breeze waited by the spirit 81 Thep-
dore Roosevelt himself. Lets near
1t again:
Once and for all 1t must be I'M
derstOod that the powers OF the
state now summoned into action for
the protection Of its people, are
above and beyond those of any nSse,
citation or organization whether "
capital or of individuals
"That's what Americans have been
waiting to hear, and almost have
despaired Of hearing in the unchsck
ed and rising chorus that has taken
it's key from the pipings Of Internal.
ionalism, world brotherhood and IA
tu0us idealism that has supplanted
the defiant and recommending note
Of nationalism and Americanlsm II
tho government at Washington.
eThe long course OF trucking and
ducking to interests and forces that
are not American and can have npth-
ing In common with America or It's
Institutions. has borne its fruitage.
From a foreign policy that always put
America second II was a consistent
and inevitable result that We should
have a domestic policy that yielded
the sovereignty and tho powers q
government to tile eneroachinent and
claims OF arrogant and selfish pri.
waite interests
"Never before in the history Of
this government have the PURPOSES
or government and democracy been
so boldly and insolently c~hailengea
at home and abroad as they are now
being challenged. Americans are be-
Ing murdered and robbed abroad
and frozen and starved at home
with equal impunity and by forces
equally destructive of our demo-
cracy andefbe purposes for which !
was established.
Governor Aliens voice IS sound;
ing again tho note rarely heard
since the manly and patriotic voice
OF Theodore Roosevelt was stilledI
He reminds us again that his gov
eminent is Tor and why it was cloth
ed with the powers It possesses. The
first and highest junction OF govern
mcnt Is the protection Of the PEG
IaA 4Ae
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
REPORT OF HIGHWAY WORK DONE
in STATE DURING NOVEMBER

THE 4Newe Mexicr .Ruilotir
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q pecem0er Z isiy epp lne toi
'o~ius worA uusihs 1910
BeFnalllo County-A ~ st. Morris
district Engineer Road ~ Graded
y smile surveyed g mileSand surfaced
A mile.
chaves countvEw q pav;dson
d;etrict ene,1eer Road 1a-ISensired
na nile Road 1SLrTaded 12 sasies
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Eddy County-W Y. DaVldsan' diss
trict engineer Hoad s--eirsaed % :
miles, dragged AZ miles, regraded W
mile repaired mile 2 ditched l.9s
miles Repaired pflaEe appfoacns
Grant County sampson uiss
trict engineer Road 4--DraEged =
miles regfaqed v miies graded sff mile'
built ! bridge y y crossings re-
paired 3 cattle guards toad lie
paired A miles dragged -1S.p mics,
cleared and gruppsq ~ mics, sun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
ARIZONA TO Hold
special SESSION
ON SUFFRAGE ISSUE

Phoenix. Dec. a.AGovernor Camp
bell VIII can 4 special session o. me
Legislature carry III the spring 10 ratify
lie wdman's suffrage amendment to
the constitution. OF tho United States,
Fl was annonncedS today by Executive
Secretary Fairfield at the governors
office He said the amendment would
ID ratified in ample time n allow WI
men to vote IN the state electiOns il
tho fall OF 1920
Secretary Fairfield met assertions
attributed to members Of the national
weman's party calling Governor Camp
sbell ono Of the doubtful governors witlt
respect to the ratification Of the SUI
fringe amendment by saying that more
than 100 letters had been written by
the governor giving assurance Of his
Willingness totcall ta special session
or the legislatureSto ratify thesaIRend-
inent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

America Ii. suffering extremes.
Judge A1sohuldf, federal mediator
I'M passing on the demands Of the pack
Ing house employees, preached d gooi
sermon yesterday when, after grantint
LEI 10 per cent raise III wages he said.
While j believe that conditions arf
lsuch that the employees generally, and
some 81 them more particularly are
entitled TO some fnrthef consideration
II seems to me that the demands as
presented aregin the main so excessive
that an arbitrator would not be justi
fred In granting them.
THE great difficulty experienced
even under most favorable ,c.rcum
stances in passing upon wages and
working conditions is much multiplied
under existing public conditions,
where extremes are SO much the rule
Extremes in public Views and on eco.
nomic questions, extremes In profits
and prices; extremes in wealth and
in the want of 1t, extremes in wages
and working conditions--in some in.
stances the sO-caIled economic power
Of labor succeeding under seeming inn
bending penalty Of great public priva-
tion in enforcing wages and conditions
apparently beyond reason and In other
instances the so-called economic pow
err Of capital succeeding in Imposing
or retaining working conditions under
work should not be required tc
be done, and wages inadequate In
those times FOR even their subsistence.
with what great benefit to themselves
and To all might those twin giants. can,
ital and labor, make practical appllca-
ton OF the APPLY expressed Shake
spearian truth: IL is excellent to have
i giants strength but il is tyrannous
to use 1t like a giant
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

work previous to his 32d year and DO
fore he became q drinker.
Tine third was so unreliable In the
matter or his engagements that he
could not practice HIS art independ.
eisly but remained Ia the employ
lof other architects. While he per-
|eonally designed many important
Btractures in this country, including
one of the two most ~successfai
buildings Of the Chicago Worlds
Fair he never received full public
credit for them.
We are Inclined to think that be-
lief In drink as an aid TO artistic pro-
duction Is p delusion. Its effect on
the Quality Or art Ia highly qhestioh-
able and II has certainly added moth
Ing TO tho quantity OF art.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04


stone 4 mile Of road, installed ls iron
~culvertst.
lsc--Sufvsyed 1873 miles Of road.
3-Graded liz miles and surfaced s
miles OF road, inatalled 6 iron culverts.
5Graded miles and surfaced LIS
miles OF road.
SGraded l.5 miles OF road.
III Graded as miles and surfaced
3 nile OF road, built / bridge and 8
~culYerts.
1b-Graded g mile and concrete
surfaced l mile Of road built syphon
and 2 culvefts.
10 Construction stakes set on 5.4
miles of road,
% -Surveyed 12.5 miles Of road.
aQ-sufveged 20 miles of road.
S4-Surgeyed / mileN of road.
4-SuIveypd 81 miles Of road.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

no domestic power greater than It's
own. The government that does so
Is doomed and its people are lost. Is
the. power Of goyernment-the power
OF organized society whose agent gov
eminent issuprdine In America to.
day? That IL the question Cover
nor Allen asks. The RESPONSE to It
ought to be such that the challenge
that has been sounding iinrebuked
an over this land will hush itself,
II not in shame, then in fear"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Art and Booze


Joseph Pencil, the illustrator, says
that without alcoholic drink there
win be no art or poetry In America
Three great American poets ere
drinkers and to excess. One of them
was Edgar Allen Poe. But all oh
stained for very long periods. and did
ali their work during a total state
iof sobriety. One OF Poets friends
once said Of him: Zone drink with
him a like hitting d fine Swiss
watch with a hatchet. Another Of
this group said himself that a drink
iof whisifey made any man with an
imagination feel too good to do any
work. walt Mason, and whom the
vets rAlycraimn0t to- be a poet, a
ii drinker TO Il moderate degree m
early years, but he WIS a physical
giant and said that liquor had little
Or no effect upon him. and that he
Cared nothing for ~
"a great American novelist and
playwright, says Il Michigan paper N
ldisciissing this great Question, Quit
'dtin1dng at his 50th yeAr, wrote his
drink confessions for q national
'marAzlue and has Since done what
all critics agree to be his best work.
Edwin Booth, the actor, was q peri
'odicai dffhker III His early career,
hut like the three poets first mem
ltiohed was incapable or any mental
concentration after one drink Of
brandy
Three great american architects
were drinkers One was an epicur-
Tan drlnker who brought on a physi-
cai malady as the result 0f II and
from which he died ii the middle OF
ia very brilliant career The two
Others were periodical drinkers One
did his best and most important
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
DOCTORS WANT BASE

London british physicians baye
long Poem complaining that. as nearly
everything has advanced IN price
owing to the war; there should be q
nroportionate advance In their fees.
The Justice 'Of 1lis contention has
been officially recognized by the
Minister Of Health. Being OF opinion
he states, that the present minimum
fees Of go cents and 81 cents toT
primary vaccinations at private
houses are Inadequate he has issued
an order. which comes into force n
December, TOT increase the minimum
fee to sf,25.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
La MADEIRA Woman
Shot BY Former Hus
band Is Recovering

Mrs. Gleotilda Gfiago de Hnrrera,
shot and wounded BY her divorced
husband, Jose IA Herrera az LA Ma
dora sunday Is recovering. She
wrote the attorney, who represented
her III the divorces case, today that
she had been only specifically woun-
ded, tho bullet passing through one
arm. she received only one wound
according to the letter
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
srAnE cnMEnY

DRUNKENNESS as comedy will have
to go.n
well, we can still retain the self
ger siphon2 -louieville 0ourierJoqr
nal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
HITTING nae RLuE skY.

VI5fOOKIyn LdBIe,J ~
American prices r q almost
as high as Americans ideals.
ALWAYS BUMPER CROP.
Unfortunately, there is no short
age in the fool supply.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

GenHxaTIie German fortress Is
stHln. ion the Rhine is the first to be
dismantIed Under the terms Of the
peace trpatv ut viii be used as p
c0nvaleAeent home.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
WILSON KNOWS HOW
THEY FEEL.

washington Post.)
al dispatch says the French, Brit
ish and Italian delegates at Paris are
dazed by the senate s action. So are
Americans
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
SAME OLD STORY.

100 ---- VfFFTI 9ITEbL- JUVFHNTJ n
Congress established a record for
talk at its past session and as usual
the content was only about one half
Of | per cent
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
ONLY ONE Of ms CLASS.

(KnoxYille journal and xT1ibune.9
Bufleson assumes inc President
couldn't get along without hin4aand
the PRESIDENT wouldn't know where
to find another like him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
ANVIL CHORUS
our WANTS.

CTQledo Blade.)
We want coalAwe want sugar, we
want street car service, we want
this and that We seem to want
nenrly everything except an uneel
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
MANUFACTURES BEGIN Az home

If America could get all its own
bad children spanked and properly
put to bed, 1t would have more EN-
'thusiasm for manufactures.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
You Have Residence Lot to S-U Capital News Classified Columns
FOR SALE
Real Estate


wALLING'S BARGAINS.
. acres, improved. Pioneer water; $500
cash. balance easy terms; price $4,000.
100 acres in grain and alfalfa; house
barn, ETC.: land is good and lays fine:
easy terms; price. s125 per acre.
so acres, improved, 2h miles out; Pho
neer water: easy terms; price. $50
per acre.
20 acres, improved; $1,000 cash. ba,ance
terms; $4,000.
40 acres fine land near town; Pioneer
water; land Is mostly in alfalfa; has
new house. good barn; easy terms;
price, $4,000.
1900 acres fine land under Pioneer wa.
ter; near 2 good towns; easy terms al
$50 to $115 per acre.
80 acres, improved, near car line and
close to town; Pioneer water; easy
terms: price, SITS per acre.
Write or call on
WALLING LAND CO.. LTD.
Successors to
Walling & Waliing.
Estab. 1886 -Nampa, Ida
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26

ADA REALTY CO., ia n. 10th ST.
Home"
Phone 1s4s. Jones he will do the rest.
Jones will.
s3600-Now listen; 7-room house,
modern, except heat; 6 blocks from
High school; large lot, lawn, shade,
fruit and shrubbery: on State
street: most aristocratic corner; per.
haps we would be justified in saying
its the best buy an Boise" judge
for yourself.
This is just sample See Jones about
other good ones.
SOME CHICKEN RANCHES"
$500 buys 1-acre near Wiley; 3.room
house, stable and chicken fxens.'
Terms e. z.
$4,000 for IN acres South Boise; g.
room house, stable, chicken house;
good cellar, coal house and driven
well. Good terms.
$3.50 for 5-acres with 4-room house;
near Cole school, adapted to chick
ems, dairy, fruit and gardening
Terms.
$500 takes acres, one mile out, or
mum iodo' HAS CITY water, Dl8 spT-
prise, would buy this ourselves, bu
we are opposed to picking out tn,
bargains: will give our customer.
first chance; all good land.
1890 gets acres near Pierce Park OF
carline. A snap.
$1,000 buys Y acre, 4-room house, goot
location, great place for chickens
Garage and regular chicken plant.
A big one. 3-room bungalow, painted
| white.
40 acres, 3 miles out, has alfalfa ant
family orchard. A capital turke,
ranch. Price $1,000, $500 will handle
| - 4
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26

SPLENDID opportunity for a man
Of small means to get fine farm
on easy payments. 100 acres, most
perfect laying lava ash land; 100
acres alfalfa; should cut 900 tons
this year; 10 acres pasture, balance
stubble; lays perfect for irrigation,
all fenced hog tight; two new bun
galows ,one room and one room,
with screened porches, cement cellar,
good well, fine barn and other build
ings; one-half mile to school and
store, two and one half miles to car
line. Price S125 per acre, $1,000 cash.
balance terms to suit purchaser at
Z per cent interest. Write or call
and see us for full particulars.
GLOUGIE BROS. & CRAIG,
1912 First Street.
Nampa, Idaho. Il
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
STEMS SPECIALS.

1880 buys a nice acre tract with
room house near the state highway.
Easy terms.
$500 buys a nice room cottage on the
Hillcrest loop carline and on sanded
road. Small payment down.
$4,000 buys nice room modern
house on corner 22nd and Brumback
with all modern conveniences.
Terms
saZoO buys strictly modern 8 room
bungalow with hot water heat.
FARM PROPERTY.
o5 acres Of land on interurban R. r.,
80 acres in alfalfa, 20 acres grain
last year, good water right. all
Fenced, and the price Is right at $500
per acre.
We have 5 acre tracts, 20 acre tracts
and many other larger tracts at
bargain prices between now and
March l.
THE EDWARD STEIN COMPANY.
lVs N. 10th st. Boise. Idaho. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
SHUMATE'S BARGAINS.

SHUMATE'S BARGAINS.
100 ACRES, new $4,000 splendid large
new. barn, garage, COW stable, sheep
shed, etc. Price s16,500. $4,000 cash
payment. just the cost of buildings,
long time on balance. at per cent.
Excellent soil.
so acres fine laying land, all in culti-
walton, 35 acres in alfalfa, small
buildings. Price $120; $500 cash
payment; good terms on balance.
II acres on Deer Flat, 20 acres alfalfa,
acres red clover. balance grain
land. Price $155; $4,000 cash pay
ment; balance $1,000 annually at
per cent,
so acres, % acres alfalfa, acres blue
grass pasture and balance of land
in grain, room house, good small
barn, wagon shed, ETC.; fenced hog
tight. Pioneer water. Price $4,000,
$4,000 cash payment, good terms on
balance.
SHUMATE REALTY CO.,
Dewey Palace Bldg, Nampa, Ida. MI
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26

: A FINE 80 acre farm. Large
acreage in alfalfa, clover and
: pasture. This fine farm is To-
! Gated only miles from Cald
well, near electric carline, on
: graveled highway and right in
: the belt of tremendous produc-
ton. It's land of proven quail
ty for growing alfalfa, clover
seed, grain, corn, potatoes or
any of the great diversity of
crops produced so successfully
; here. Situated in prosperous
: community. Improved with
!. room house, fair outbuildings.
} well, choice fruit and good
fences. $4,000. Terms as low
; as $500 cash. Nine years. time
+ on part at per cent.
: "A choice so located within one
+ mile from town, carline and
: high school. Bench land of the
+ best quality and highly devel-
: oped. 40 acres alfalfa and
+ acres pasture. Improved with,
+ room bungalow having base
ment, bath and pressure water
+ system. Good barn, garage and
+ other buildings. Under one of
+ the old bitches with supplement
+ tai water from Arrow Rock
! This Is high class property
+ and good buy. $4,000. Terms,
Z $4,000 cash.
/ 40 acres located under the Pho
+ neer ditch, only 3 miles from
+ Caldwell. This farm has the
+ reputation of being heavy
+ producer of all diversified
+ crops. Some choice red clover
j and alfalfa. 20 acres old sod
+ fall plowed for grain this year.
! The soil Is deep and the drain
+ age facilities the best. Fair i'm
+ provements "a mile to school.
+ Priced for quick sale at $500.
+ Terms, $4,000 cash.
+ 20 acres in alfalfa and a fine
+ laying tract. Small improve
+ ments. 5000 per acre. Terms,
+ $500 cash.
+ New subdivision of to 10 acre
= HOME SITES" only s
= blocks from courthouse and
+ school. Excellent SOIL good
+ water right and close proximity
+ to city conveniences. Magnifi-
+ cent view property. This prop
+ erty offers the opportunity for
+ profitable investment.
y A. l.. MURPHY,
= Caldwell, Idaho. MI
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
HANNA & MADDEN,
OFFER

It
40 acres close to Caldwell, %
acres alfalfa, rest for wheat,
fair improvements. $1,000.
so acres, well located, close to
shipping point, SO acres in al
falfa, measured 225 tons, wheat
made 40 bushels to the acre;
water right paid up; new three
room house, stable for 10 head.
Price, 1857 per acre.
20 acres without buildings, paid
up water right, near carline,
and it's a snap at $125 per acre.
PIT acre stock farm, paid UP
water, near town; $4,000.
40 acres, one of the prettiest
farms in the country. $4,000.
40 acres. four miles from Cald-
well, 80 acres in cultivation,
balance easily put In. No better
soil in the country. $3.50 per
acre.
HANNA & MADDEN,
Caldwell Idaho. MI
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26

+ q = + + + + i i. 4 + 4. + = 4. + + 4
= WALkEk'S BARGAINS. I
i 100-A-This Is one of the finest !
! ranches on the famous Roswell I
+ bench, large modern house, I
+ shade, lawn. a beautiful home,
I. 5000 per acre, easy terms. I
+ S0-A-Alfalfa ranch on Sunny I
+ Slope, fair buildings, smooth 4
+ land, a bargain at $3.50 per I
+ acre. I
4 40-A-In Central Cove, fancy
4 smooth land, irrigates just right, !
i acres alfalfa, balance alfalfa .
+ plowed up ready for spuds or .
+ grain, $3.50 per acre. exceptional I
+ terms. 4
+ 20-A-Dandy home northwest of :
+ Parma, 6 room bungalow, deep .
4 well, fine soil, paid water right,
i close to high school, and rail- .
:. road, $4500-smaA payment will :
+ handle this bargain. :
+ Call and see us, we have the .
+ listings and We are selling the :
T. stuff. :
I; NJ. l.. WALKER REAL ESTATE :
+ Agency. Caldwell, Ida. If :
{. 4 Z + + 4. + + 4. I. j. I. + 4. + 1.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
HERE is A BARGAIN,

so ACRES that will make you 20 per
cent and let the other fellow do the
work. In the heart of the potato
belt on Deer Flat; miles carline,
all in alfalfa, but rented to one OF
the best potato men and will put in
25 acres potatoes this year. Sandy
loan soil with gentle slope, can
raise s tons per acre alfalfa 3-room
plastered house, deep well, gas en-
gine, cistern for house use, barn,
machine shed. chicken house, pump
house, plenty of fruit for family use,
nothing near it for less than $3.50
to $500 per acre. We are offering
this at only $4,000 on account OF
partnership deal. This place will
take off from $4,000 to $1,000.
See owner, II. f. Smith. Phone 775
p. o. Box. 463, Caldwell. Ida MI
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-26
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.


CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
No. 919 n. goth ST.. rooms, sleeping
porch, strictly modern, fireplace,
$2750.
n. lila N. 21st ST., 6 rooms, strictly
modern, $3.50.
5-room bungalow on O'Farrel street,
close to 5th street, modern except
furnace, $500.
No. 116 Struaghn avenue, room, no
bath, large lot, outbuildings, house
being newly decorated and painted,
$1,000.
Strictly modern, broom bungalow on
18th street. just north of Highland
Park addition, $4,000.
No. 1914 jefferson street, rooms and
bath, $4,000.
No. 1910 State street, s rooms, fur
mace, complete bath, first floor, law
atory and toilet second floor. garage,
$3.50.
Any of the above will be sold on rea :
sonable terms.
No. 1902 N. 21st street, rooms, strict
ly modern, $3.50
McREYNOLDS & WHITSON,
500 Idaho Bldg. MO