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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
Exact Copy Of Wrapper.
cutIcura soothes Baby Rashes.

cutIcura Soothes Baby Rashes.
That itch and burn with hot baths
Of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle
anointings Of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe-
cially If little of the fragrant Cuti-
cura Talcum is busted on at the I'm.
ish. 25c each everywhere.-Adv.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03

Narrowing Saves Moisture.
A narrowing after a rain keeps the
moisture from going again
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-06-03
Pleasant Name for II.

1t Is supervise man who prepares
his alibi before he undertakes his adj
venture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

n., f"r the daOmau who ir inter
"N'I lu establishing q thoroughbred
herd. appeal 10 the experienced
dnlfymnu s evident from the man
nor lu which those who have made
a success 900 other gtitcE are entering
m" t'li lu Oklahoma That thrir
"udct'urs ar" sur,r-sfin In evidenced
by tho manner Ia which they add
Improvement 10 Improvement "a
their establishment ana their cr.
fot's lp Fccur" fur their herds somc
NJ N" best hluodod animals ~ tho
world. IN many instances, paying the
highest prices ever recorded Tor a
certain bun ar COW which VIII add
10 the Improvement ~ their herds
when farmer can raise four.
five and even six crops NJ alfalfa iu
on" H"nson ON his Land. when he
can pasture HIS Wock for At lcnat
two or three months Il year longer
than his farmer uoiEhhur NJ tho
north. and when he cnn enter u hcld
~ business which is Just IN the be.
ginning II appears ~ though there
In nothing unusual In the manner In
which experienced dulfymcn - the
other wn'cH realize the opportunities
offered hy the state of Oklahoma
and in casting their lot here. realize
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

So. 'hrro ~, qu.'" a crowd Of US,
ana say tho camp Was proud ~ no.
L'r "" we're young and husky
lu"r" waH mono 'o beat our bunch
tig bodied was n" clan Of us-as.N
'"'' or more each man Of uh
\ .n. Of rr,' class m1uorS. ana each
miner pa'k'd a punch
-" won uu ,"pia gproarious and
'duN'd up something glorious.
n'' went 10 NurE mornings feeling
uNi" wpr"" for wear
50 Other gang oou' irili ~ an. or
shove. WI'h our ski a,hU
A'# "h"u Il came 20 drinking and
'o mining, ~ wcr" thcto'
Said shea 10 al The rest ~ us. The
hooz" won't get rhn best ~ us
"" take - lot Of lIkker, but We carry
- 40 well
E'M morning. Shca. on duty, tripod
ana In ru empty chute he slipped
! gu'rs has eyes we're hlcary or hr
t',or would have rcll
Ih'u lu'h- ana Npriariiy both
I".p"d TOO" great majority
tThD Il seen the roof wnH sh1ky ~
3, wasn't for the driunJ.
Their wives are on the county now
th"y sure could use the bounty
now
of ,l rlrn' whisky money that their
husbands used 10 cltuk
MyWillams shot Jim Harrigan when
'hry wont ON tear again.
\n1 Scott he died ~ trcmcns at the
finish of a bat,
For huulr. % hJs q way with T., n
gets you II YOU stay with u
but Vu were shot 20 mecca Tore W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
PURE BRED CATTLE
Is A BIG INDUSTRY
Growers uf Registered Sto,k Have
Many iArg" rlant~ Through
out tho state
DAIRY BUSINESS GROWING
Tulsa l. Onc ~ tcntrrs for Nilk
Dtput~. Long NriSpu- Result
Ia Low rrio,d iC"d


rho ambitions plane which hr."
ru,u ual' nN 'n, rrrprr4 ~ r,lI'.
irr"i ,,tt., SOM. ~ u'ht,h ll"" 10.
r,Id} n,rn u,Hunl vIl william %
fry yrrr. r,,. mo state Of pI'n.
lnmI we'll uu ru Ntt Us when r'f.
,rruoo d. rtI~ tu'rn. states asset 900
indicated D.. 90. .., stock
Irrh'r' n" "a'r in pa" union %.
,, ....
'. ''''
,''" ," 80, W.
'l.' u,''' .',' a.
- ',.', W. u.'
"''' NV I''. '''
".'."'' W. ','''u
w. ~. ,rl
,,
n,',"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

what chance la there for thirsty
man on tho painted do@.rt2
'"hl year th"y are going 20 even
separate him from his can OF tOmi-
toes
soon you may not even mention
VODKA In Russia. Scotch and soda
In GREAT Britain. kin lu Holland.
kWmcI N belgium. beer In Ger
many. Stkl In Japan mcSoaI i'm MaX
no, arrut iientc Iu cuba. vino In
we lii,ppincs. Canadian club in
'hnLdd puos In the Aleulinn islands
ana Arriic regions, bourbon In kon-
'H,hy, mint tulips IN Virginia. moon
SlIIu" In Nor'h Carolina, rum m Sew
England, ahsln,he IN France. yer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

mouth IN Italy fr,wa'cr in the In
dian territory. brandy iu Groocc.
mountain dow In West Virginia.
whisky lN Alaska. schuIps in
sweden and Norway. cognac IN
South America. sherry. In Spain.
pole"u iu ireland, usGuchlugh in
scotland t"gui.t IN Julrcz, Esqucsals
IN. 'ue Tu.'eC club ru'gu' I'm Africa
plain drunk "aomrwhere I'm every
where llu.r Grr' I'm urcd and
"orn out iIi NOT think there were
so many You So" have travelled
some and familiar with many
n vou think YOU are too good for
N" 1nu. keep quiet about tf untl thu
boss tells you $50. lie knoWsS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25
HOLD ONTO THI RON m
ALSO HOLD DNTp "Ni

Your hands when you ,r, 81,
10 an unkind act '"'ll
Your tongue when you ar, ,-
ready 10 speak Sarshlv 1N'
,,, a'nr , heart when ev'l person, In.
~ ,.t-,,S ''N'
Your virtue. It is nhoyo aG pr...
10 you IN ail times ana puar. '''
Your feet When you arr ur ,,.
point ~ f"rsaklnR the path O., .,r,''
Your temper whom yp4 alr.
cited or angry or others are 1rg,.
with you .-,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-25

Nothing short OF murdcp is hare.
at Cermon!al session 'ea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
CAUSE MUCH
PROPERTY GAHAGE
N NORTH KANSAS
No Loss Of LIE Reported Yet;
Flood Waters Sweep Into Bust
meas Dis,rieis; Much Livestock
Drowned.

Kunsas ciy. Mo- March i1.-rn-
preccdente1 rains have sen ali rivers
~ q vide section % northern aud sem
tTai Kansas surrinE over their banks
n Cuf upon n rich farming county.
No lua Of life had been reported here
early tpdAg. huf property damage. u
believed euuld run into larne
nEu1es The lamaEe has BEEN capec-
ALLY heavy In the towns uhere the
noofuaterH swept into business dlst.
ricts q inundatHl mercantile estate
iishmonts and f~altofiea Much live
stock l. said 20 have been drowned In
the rural lucaliticA
Tho situation was asii 10 be the
most Eerioua near wichita. where n
tho waters 50 much higher they viii
rprrad out orer the packing HOUSE
diriflct aH well ar doodinf frnldenco
sections of y city.
Kansas city Il IN no danger from
tho kanaae nocda aCcofdlng 10 state
ments made to-day - weather bureau
officials sltd river men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
KOREA WANTS THE
RIGHT TO DECIDE
AfRO OWN DESTINY
Japanese Forbid Natives 10 Own
weapons Except rswling Pieces
-Amsricae Missionaries Are
Keeping Hand. on.

TttinE. Tuesday March t~-Ad.
VICES reaching this city from korea
indicate that No Younger generation
there has ncon suTrad ~ Paris dis-
patches dwelling UPON The promin-
onco riren a. Paris 70 the printipIe
~ ALI determination Of peoples.
IarnnfFa papers received here chnrTa
Mission slhool students with p%artiel-
raunE 4 N disturbances throughout
Kofra.
Reports are being circulated by the
Koreans that the death % former
EmprrDr - Ileui ~as due 10 suiride.
which was comniiteed A. a protest
aFuinsf the projected marriage 81 the
heir 10 the Korean throne 90 a Jrpan-
csc puncssa
The impression prevails that iaek
o. arms viii prevent n serious insur-
r~rcftpnery moVemnnf.
Tho japanese arr f~crhaddinE ne
korea1D ~ ~ weapons except fowl
Ing rIernn American business inter-
<e<s hnre reported an Increasing un-
rest nmonE lehorurn. ESPECIALLY In the
niinral American mIfslona ries are
said ~ DE- ohafrtinE japanese laws
Errupniuasiy ami rrnnlninE from ans
participation in political movements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Essay Contest Closed
On League of Nations

Ths contest conducted In the Men
aul school iu sranYH on The League OF
Nations huE closed with the winning
% the contest hy three excellent cs-
says. Prizes were donated hy the Al
h~uqucruue Lumber Go. Julian hu.
rand. twenty Yrars bid. Won the nfat
prize ~ 500 thaidu Martinez Of
the same are won the second prize %
SAGE. aud ucnito Arrcliano. seventeen
years old. won the third prize. , 400.
The judges Of the essays were frN
chas. Mexican. ~ l. Fernandez ana
Prof. ilcalCt % the Albuquerque col.
lcge.
\ preaching service u four days
has Just closed ut thc school itoN
lose Nenucia Of the Presbyterian
Church in ~ pasn. har conducted
thee services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Latest Fashions for Americans

NTEuSATioNAfI.Y or otherwise
fHbrir manufacturers and design
rrH ~ t~eNtiios have Himplined the
problems ~ style uriEinatnra during
The past few seasons by Offering such
an array ~ novelty fabrics In color
combinations that unusual or elth-
orat. style designs were Unnecessary
Some of the fabrics showing color
comhinsuons are made by the weas.
ing OF different colorod cotton. silk.
snd wool yarns. Others aro merely
printed The range ~ such fabrics
Tor spriug Is very wide Printed
chlnonr. GeorFettes and silk voilos are
the ~ariatocrlta In this class. and
printed cotton voiioa ace greatly Ia
vored Tor dainty tub frocks aud
hlouscs for warm weather wear
Tho drers shown ln the sketch may
combine "a printed SILK voil. aud plain
tancta or satin or Il may be- de-
ycioued la printed cotton wolfe aud
plain color handkerchief linen with
equally good erect The drrHs ia-teus
Del the centre hack aud the little apron
nNerHhirt u curved 90 either side.
with the frill 81 plain color extending
ull the way around The wide s1sh
oi self fabric, finished with u frill and
ued in "a vide bow boz the back.
RiyrH a smart touch 90 the frock.
rhis'dresH would be- charming mudc
81 white net or lace over "a tanrti
skirt Dol pastel color AZ 10 hridcruglda
irock Tor au Easter wedding. 4 big
hat nf lace or not trimmed ln @
efa in % color tu match the SILK used
in the frock should accompany H.
~ this design n used hs a sugFos-
lion Tor 10 tub frnck for summer.
yellow handkerchief linen and white
and yellow cotton wolfe may be com
hined with excellent eject. yellow b.
sharing houorF for the cominr sum
NOR with 70 dul blue in the lineup OF
color nod ms r. matter ~ fact both
~ Those color are tryiuT 90 the aver.
complexion. Dams Fashion hfs
approved Them. however. aud they
viii be worn regardless OF hcDomlnr
Ieaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Kaiser Well Knew
Germany's Peril

Copenhaccn. March t7@Dr. ton
Observation-Disclosures. foFmer impcrinl
chancellor. In defending himself
aeulrat the accusation tina hc con-
cealed nscrct documents from Emper-
or William. declares that hA reports
and thoae Of the foreign 4~ccretnry al
Ways described the aiiuuiion 20 the
emperor A. n appeared from tho en-
tre material AZ thcir disposal Tho
Bcrlin dispatch which carries this
statement from the ex-rhanccllor
quotes him ~ adding
no time saa tho emperor left On
doubt regarding the danger OF op-
posing the ,ntenfc and every year TIE
Increasing gravity Of tho situation
was impressed upon him..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

Rotterdam, March 1.-THE ncEn-
tutinna here between entente aud
herman delegates Tor he delivery hy
Germany % potash. wood aud dyg-
studa have ended Tor The tims-hUiur.
with au agreement hy Germany o. de-
liver "a small quantity Of potash o.
Great Britain. The discussion broke
up Friday shsn the entente demanded
that negotiations should be- carried
on Tor dyestuns only from factories
iu unoccupird territories. Although
the Omitted States did not take part
Ia the potash neEntlationa the open
Ia expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Children Love
Cascarets 10
Candy cathartie is harmless
10 tender stomach, liver
and bowels

Your child u bilious. constipatrd
ana sick. IT, little toneuc b. cufted.
breath H. bad AMI stomach sour. Oct
. to-ceut box ct C~ascarcts anf
ntfairhicn the youngrter rieht up.
Children love his harimcss candy ca
thartic and ~ c~icanses the little liver
and thirty feet e basels without
rripinr Cascarets contain no cnio-
mel and can be- depended upon %
move tho aour bile and poison right
out % the bowels. Hest family ca.
thurtic because 10 ncVc cramps "
alcktua like other things.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Mormon nisilop VIVA Captive.

Iuarcx Mexico. March iT.-Amer-
iCaa consul Dow made an official re-
poet to y state department "a WASH
inEtou today stating Bishop J. e.
Ecntiey. president OF tho Iuurnz
Stake ~ the Mormon church. and
iamcn ~ Whytten. head missionary
% the stake. were prisoners OF Fran
cisco VITA in southwestern Chihua-
hua, having been captured last week
40 Las Cruces chihuahua. 900 miles
southwest Of here while doing mis-
sinnary work In the San nuena Non-
tum valley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
HIGH COURT TOFIX
bURLESON'S RIGHTS
N PHONE MATTERS
Authority Of Postmaster General
to Increase Tolls Throughout
Country to Be Determined at
Washington.

Wellington, March Authority
~ Postmaster GENERAL nuriezon to ln-
crease telephone rates throughout tho
country u 90 be- determined hy tho
supreme court which to-day rruuted
the state 81 Kansas permission o. lu.
Hiitdte original proceedings urIinft the
postmaster general Questioning tho
validity ~ his order " December 90.
last. oHtHhllHhiur nov toll rates.
mndc la the case at tile neat term la
October.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
ALL IS QUIET NOW
WHERE YANEEEAP
TROUBLE OCCURRED
American Minister At Picking Send
ing Pull Report Of Incident by
Mai. Indicating That Situation
Il Not Acute.

Washington. March Ia Minister
Reiusch a. PckinK Advised the state
department today that all was quiet
az Ticn Tsin. wncre there WIS trouble
last week between American soldiers
and Japanese. ana that he vas send
ina a nli report of the Incident by
inlil The department. Instructed him
10 report al important facts By cable
Immediately.
The minister has made NO mention
o. the nature OF the difficulty. The
fsrt that Minister Relusch thought %
unnecessary 90 send his report hy
cable n reEarded here ~ indicating
that he did not attach efeat import
ancc 10 the matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
-Four Are Drowned
While Crossing a
Swollen Torrent

. Mitchell n D.. March H.
= Professor n. Bievcua. aupcrin- =
. tcndent o. the ForcsthurH Con =
= solidased Hchooi. his f~our-ycar- =
= old son. Mr. A. 4. Neirmeyer. =
= wife Of a rural mail carrier ~ =
= Forcstburx, and her cinht-yvar- =
= old daughter. we're drowned late =
= yesterday when they attempted ?
= 10 cross q swollen stream 10 =
= roresihufr IN n waron driven ~ 2
. Mr. NiernteYer. The horses y
3 missed a culVert and turnpike =
= and The occupanfs u the NJ =
. uere prcclpitated into twelve :
= feet o. wuler.
: Mrs. nietona was saved ~ D =
. e. Daniels Of the rures-hurE =
. STATE bank. who swan through :
. the water with a rope for Mrat
. pievons after she had been In =
\ the water for an hour and a =
. half. cilnGlng 10 the wagon boa =
. which had noated away. =
. Mr.. and AIRS. Hicvcnf six =
. yaar.old daughter. aud Mr.. and =
= Mra Seirncyerf four year-oid =
> son we're saved b. Mr.. NNirmcycr Z
. before the wagon box was ear :
. ried away. :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
u. S. Food Board
FavorS Maximum
Price On Pork

chicago March f7.-it Was learned
TODAY that the food administration.
gomcwhnt alarmed az the mounting
price ~ hos products. favors nNiug
q maximum price IN the product.
rather than the live animal The
parkcra' rommlttsc allied with the adj
minis ration held n conference Sat
ufday at which representatives or
the food administration were pres
ont The packers wcre OF the opin-
ion tlnt hoas should not sell AZ @
than Nlfio or $500 az the outside,
and that tho maxlmum price Of
basis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
North Dakota First
Battleship to Pass
ThruP Panama Canal

Warrington. Marrh H. The hat
tleahip North Dakota Ia the nrut
ship % the drcadnuuEht class 20 go
through tho Panama canal Governor
Hardinr reported TO the secretary OF
var today that the Noth Dakota had
passed through the isfhmuH Without
incident and IN but little more time
than H. Required for the small cargo
ships.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

Of his PARTY for their Kilt and cN-
pressed hia appreciation for the co.
operation rendered him h1 member
Of tho mnjuut, as we'll
4 resolution Was then presented hk
senator TullN pualslnE the ofuc'
force. especially the chief clerk. J y
kcnncY 4 vcrt fine water at waF
presented 60 him in recognition FOL.
the splendid work Doc bad performed
during the session.
Governor ~tnrrazolo. due 10 illness
iud not acted upon o. large number az
bills when the session ended Sntur.
dny night Tho senate bills signed
Included .. 3. 4 o. o. "a. tA 20. g..
. iN. tn. 90. "a. 90. as e.. cog and
20 rho ancccssnl houno BILLS wora
o., 20 Co, ~, 60. 49, tia 90. M
~. "a. %. o.. iaa. - So - 90 ~
90 ~ 90 ai, 700 ine l.e
&C. eiH. gat 90. a.. 5g. NO. a7. CO..
gs. $50 goo nos. gtT. $50. f9. fis
Woman suffrage - Again.
Woman suffrage. twice drniod re-
The hands ul co., house OF repfersn.
taf,cH waa revived ou two different
arrtsiunH uu thr closing day The
nnt came m the afternoon when 1900
attempt wlH made to- secure favorable
action nn UHv senate joint resolution
submit un TIE question fu u vote uf
fhr irnpiD q o. cuFuH Head Tho nfh.
Tor tho r%0suluuuu. uhlf assisted Ub
Jose e. lntutu. Noises nr Vargas.
iaidorn Armliu Major Llov 'l,n
Speaker sediliu. Judge narnss nu
unuirl Iadilla, of Urrnaiiilu count
Tine debate was mo most interesting
b o. tn, house had heard during Co.,
entire session. althoush most OF Dob.
democratic supporter of tho r,soIu
ton hfi returned Geo thoIr hnmsa TH.
fuN call on unHl pahairc was as fol.
lows
NteH-h rmiIn. tlfra. pafups EtnH
tharu carter uf Sor1rro. CuruH "a.
stein IHlrriuth. Hanson. fiuufsr cod
SAN Juan lirwslltu. tInWunI Co..
Nttu. Nohlhop t'ldii. of U,rnallIl
|ltuucfauu. itomrru. Rutherford San
thrA Ttuinuh. br Vargas au.
Speaker rrIllIU
Says NuurlH, i, Almond Cluut.
Gonzales Gufuir GurTo. Zee. Nft,a.
Uelas MruIuu ptfrLH Dtrru. itIIIf.
of snroffu. Ramirez tuml N,sel
IS IuHiuu go
absent Carter uf leo. Ii.r.sr'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Hun Leaders Begin
House cleaning in
Official Circles

Berlin tsafnrdnyj. Marvh 1.-THE
fruznlan government has bcEun "
general house cleaning anon tho
higher ~huIruucrats ief oecr from Inc
former re0imc who H. charged with
IN dulalnn IN = policy Of Obstruction
and even ouiapukgu hostility 10 the
moanurcl - the present government
A start was rfndr ihir week Win
Herr Isotril former rfuaslnn minister
Of the mfrflor. and Gcorgc Nichaelis
former chancellor. Tho official a
n hanging over The political recka o.
scores Of PRIV cuunslil1rs and De.
partmcnt directors. who ftncicd them
SELVES indispensable m he hurcau-
cfatlr reEinao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

Warrington, Mtfch lt.-kcar M
mirHi Philip Andrews, Acting Secre-
tnfy Roosevelt announced today. has
been ordered from Cardin 90 take
command Of the American forces In
tho eastern Mediterranean, rctfryinE
Rear Admiral Nibiack. recently or
drrcd home 90 become director OF
naval intelligence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Ilc.i- Plan Plane Camnalan.

Washington. March 1.-THE Rus
sian Iulshovik government be- planning
TO use aircraft in dropping printed
propaganda In England and France.
according to Swedish press reports
ms,dc public today by the state de-
paftmont Ayintors for the work are
said 20 he in training 40 Moscow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
f.ssa II,r In Colnmbn..

Columbus. \. ~. March ~ a
ccntu uf tho civilian population of
this village has Just been completed
The figures show that there are 1850
bonando ~rcaidcnts in Columbus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17
Election on
Amendments to
Constitution Set
lOnuIInuel Irom paer onrl

Ntntiinutu irutn nacr oh'.l
siiyrrwaro from both the minority
and majority. Representative Mril.
hop made the presentation speech Tor
tho democrats with Judge Barnes
serving In "a similar capacity for the
republicans.
rnuLrg Gets silver STt.
IN tho senate. Ramon Sanchez OF
Taos county. delivered an eloquent
presentation address when conferung
upon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49, o.
puukcy 90 solid silver tea Hot iic
thcn spoke nfungiy % the work OF
tho republican floor leader John 4.
Clark. and rnNe him. In behalf 81 Die
associates. q cut giuss water set \
v. Iurero. democrat, introduced o.
resolution praiainr rInrt FOR his wurk
ANA expressing the admiration OF tho
minority faction Tor tho fair aud
honest iahurH nf the majority leader
The motion wsH seconded hy another
democrat Senator uunlnff. uad up.
on Dbl motion wns adopted hy a. ris.
ing vote ssutor CLARK Responded
briefly. fu'rInH lla gratitude over The
expression Of esteem
senator kHsrmuu republican. thHu
introduced a resolution of praise Iof
tnp d"WutrHfD floor leader ID. n 4.
skeru. Tho resolution Was nduptr Q
hy u rising vote senator IunlHNt
paid u short tribute io bic leader uu .
conferred on Seunt1r Skrrn u silver
lowing cup suitably engraved Tho
minority leader thanked the member.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-17

WHEN "a man h out OF one NJ
doeNu't show any. hut when a man
a. out % temper he shows q lot OF ".
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
MEETING
 DELEGATES NAMED
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PHOENIX, AgiZ-. Feb. 1I.-Governcr Campbell today telegraphed to Charles C. George, chairman of the trans Mississippi readjustment congress, the nominations of Arizona delesates. The men named by the governor are:
 Bankers-A. s. Kimban. Thatcher: J. H. MaXeti, Yuma; L. H. Manning. Tucson; Lin B. Orme. Phoenix; R. P. Davie, Miami
 The congress. which will meet in Omaha, Neb-, February Is, i9, 20 will represent 9 western states and in clude representatives Of agricultural. industry, labor and business.
 The aim of the gathering. which is to be held following similar cOnven- ton on the Atlantic coast. is to sip- still into the minds of the country s leaders the conviction that success and prosperity are within the srasp O. American business men during the period of readjustment following the war"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
PARLIAMENT IS OPENED BY KING
Military Uniforms and Civil ian Clothes Worn by
 Peers and Peeresses
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 LONDON, Feb. 1ls-The king open s0 parliament in SemiState today. Much of the usual ceremonial was dispensed with because the court is m mourning for Prince JOhh.
 Both houses of parliament with peereSSeS and state officials. assem- oled in the house oS lords. where the king read his address from the throne, but only military uniforms and civilian clothes were worn by the peers and peeresSeS, without robes. Almost She entire diplomatic corps was present.
 The kIOS and queen drove to West, minister iC a Six-horSe landau with the court officials following in four carriages,
 TRe members of the house or com mons debated the address. William AdamSOn. leader Of the Labor party. spoke in behalf of that party on the industrial situation. which he declared was almost as menacIng and 6anser> OuS as WAY itself.
 Premier LlOyd-GeOrge, in dicussms the general situation. declared that no section of the community. how. ever powerful. should be allowed to hold up the whole nation. and he an. aoUnCeG the determination Of the SOY, er1msOt, in case such action was ns,, ceSSSrv to overthrow PruSSianfsm in the industrial community exactly as We dld on tho continent of Europe ~