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Arizona republican., 1919-09-23
MANY NEW LAWS TO BE URGED BY COUNTY SUPERVISORS MEETING
 HERE IN | TWO-DAY CONFERENCE

Every County in State Is Represented Except Yuma T Attendance Exceeds All Expectations Expenditure of 75 Per Cent Road Fund Control of Expenditure of All County Funds Levied and Collected, Approval of Contract System of Highway Construction Were Some of the Numerous Questions Discussed
Arizona republican., 1919-09-23

data on roads of the county for bull ment. He was promised weekly re- ports.
 There was some discussion of elect. ing county engineers as members of the association. it being advanced that the supervisors depended on the ad vice of the engineers and that they should be represented and have part in the proceedings. While the super visors offered no opposition on the floor, It was not given endorsement by the resolution committee which of- fereG only the following resolutions:
 Resolution Adopted.
 Whereas It has seemed most good of the state of Arizona and the various counties thereof to form an organization of the supervisors and clerks of the various counties, for the general welfare and common good of the people of the state and the various counties thereof; and, Whereas: The board of super visors of the various counties of the state are the proper medium by and through which laws best calculated to safeguard the interests and ex- penditures of public funds, coming within their jurisdiction;
 Therefore: Be it resolved, that it be the sense of this organization that our legislature in session assembled, be requested to enact such laws as will give to the supervisors power to control the expenditure of all county funds levied and collected by them, and to repeal such laws as are in conflict herewith and,
 l Be it further resolved: That we | favor the contract system of road | highway construction wherever prac ] tical both in state and county. J. A. HARRISON, l Chairman.
 E. F. KELLNER, ST.
 Member.
 H. J. DoUDLE, Member.
 c. T. WOoLFoK. Member.
 w. K. BROWN.
 Member.
 Those Who Were Present.
 There was only one woman pres ent at the meeting and she was Laura Parsons, clerk of the board oi Santa Cruz county. Those who reg. istered yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1919-09-23
DAIRY TALKS
Expert tells of feeding methods He says Butter fat can be put in by feeding.
Mo-. 20

Owing to considerable discussion which has been engendered by our discussion of feeding methods in Dairy Talks" we are quoting the following from Hoard's Dairy man. Some of our readers have maintained that butter fat could be fled" into the milk, while some of our breeders maintain that it can't be done - that the butter fat must be bred into the milk COW. The following gives some interesting data regarding feeding, and is authoritative.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-23

there was a strike of 5000 men at the steel works.
 President J. F, Welborn, General Manager F. F. Parks Of the Colorado fuel and Iron company, were at the steel works gates at D o'clock this morning to ascertain the effect of the Nrlke call. They bade goodbye to nundreds of the men whom they per- sonally knew and others whom they ald not personally know, and a few hours later announced that not enough nfn had reported for duty to operate Rf plant and that therefore the fur naces would be banked and work s,is- pended until such time as the men should decide to return to work
Arizona republican., 1919-09-23
Maintains Silence.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-No com ruent whatever on the strike which be- Ean today in the steel and iron in uustry was forthcoming from the neadquarters here of the United States Steel corporation. Ebert H. Gary. chalman of the board of directors. who snapes the policies of the gigantic in uustrial combination, declared both in me morning and in the afternoon that ne had nothing to say for publication. I~ice during the day he met news haper men and chatted pleasantly with mem but declined positively to be quoted except to the effect that there was nothing he could say.
 " was learned, however, that he had received many messages of felicitat tion uppn his firm stand against the closed shop, although he did not tell who Seht them. One message. however tame from ]. P. Morgan, who is now in<London.
 hearuest congratulations. on vour Shnd for the open shop. with which. H you know, I am absolutely in ac- eofd' the message said. II believe ihe American principle of liberty
Arizona republican., 1919-09-23
Those Who Were Present.

There was only one woman pres ent at the meeting and she was Laura Parsons, clerk of the board of Santa Cruz county. Those who reg istered yesterday were;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
Lower House Puts
Direct Primaries Bill
Out by Vote of ISIS


ported out ~favorabiy the prohibition
bilL No 80. which would make yio-
iau0ns Of the liquor Law subject TO =
penitentinfy sentence. The measure
allows search n seizure only upon
conviction u illegal ale Of liquor.
The child welfare bill vas given the
o. X u the finance committee and u
was recommended mat the bill should
no passed exactly a. u came from the
house. The public health bill H. now
IN the hands OF this committee and
b. expected 10 emerge considerably 40.
tered with tho tax levy stricken out
and other changes made.
with a heavy calendar before u. the
senate adjourned yesterday until 1850
o'clock this afternoon.
Santa Ne. y o.. March il-In "a
desperate n~eNt-to-lsst minute effort to
catch up With In Voluminous calendar.
the house last night passed a long iist
OF bills covering almost every variety
Of legislation. The first bill t. 40
through was senats hill No. a.. per
mitting the stats land commissioner o.
make small increases In the salaries ~
tho assistant commissioner and tho
chief clerk in his office. fho assist
ant COMMISSIONER b. advanced from
u. oeo 60 ta.bee annually. The bill
lAH"fN An' NhhNN 10 10 VI
House bill No. af9. the paving hlll
correcting certain defects In the pre-
ent law on street paving on petition
Of property owners. was passed. o.
10 %
Two road bills. creating state high
wayH, from Las Cruces e. silver Cts.
ana from DeH Moincs la Union gounts
10 Emory Gap were passed unhni-
mcusiy.
ny a. vote uf 1e a. 4, the house pass.
81 huusc Joint resolution No. gi. sub.
miitiun "a constitutional amendment 60
make The terms % county commits.
sioners four Instead OF two years
There has been some suggestion that
this PROPOSED amendment may be-
amended in the senate 60 include 40
state and county officers. thus re-
turning o. the original constitutional
term.
House bin No. coo was passed
unanimously. giving To the town of
springer Tor municipal use. the old
colfuN count cuurt Rouse The build
lns was used Tor several year, by tho
New Mexico reform school hut was
abandoned in 1917 afttr a now build.
inE was completed
House bill No eos. an act authurIx.
inE district Judges 90 send prisoner
a. the state p.niteuuary for safe
keeping. the counties % origin to pay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
GLASS OF SALTSIF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat less meat II you feel Back.
achy or have Bladder
trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excite.
and o%vergorks the kidneys iu their
efforts 90 filter u from the system.
Regular caters of meat must flush thr
kidneys occasionally You must r'.
ieye them like sou relieve your bow
els removing an he acids waste and
poison, else you feel H DUH misery BOZ
tho kidney region sharp pains Boo the
back ur -t,k headache. dizzlHrsH yuuf
stomach tongue iH cuHtrd and
wheu tho weather b. bad 60 have
rheumati, twiurrs The urine b.
cloudy fan OF sediment the channels
often Eot lrritHtrd, ublgiug sou fu yet
up two or tIrro times during tho
night
To n%cutrsiire these i|rritntiur ucid-
ana flush off the hody's urinuus waste
got about four ounces 81 Ind Salf-
from u pharmacy take IL table
spoonful in a. glass ~ water before
breakfast for 10 Few days and your
Kidneys viii hen act fine and bladder
disorders disappear This famous salts
b. made from the HCid Of grapes aud
ltmon juice. combined with lthiu. and
has been used Tor generations tu clrHn
and stimulate sluggish Kidneys and
stop bladder irritation Jud Salts b.
inexpensive harmless Hnd makes be-
dciightfui cnory"soeut lthia water
drink which millions ~ men and Wu-
men take now and then, thus avoid
serious kidney aud bladder dir
eases
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

view that n uas hlrhiy desirable 10
devise Ways 70 provide fog payment
- hlNl n have the situation met
Through financing rnthtf y ~ "a
several suspension Of work which
uoult have = deterrent eunrt upon
tusincs1 frntHnf.
The director general old iHe ron
ference that ~ WI cntsidefiH4 the
~adtlsahIIn a. hatInr tnr Railroad adj
ninIsitaflnn issue. under rcHsaINahlr
conditions and limitations. warrants
Tar due railroad corporations.
such warrants 10 be In = form which
would serve a. collateral for Railroad
corporations desiring TO make loans
throuEh banks and such warrants 20
b. taken ~ ~ the railroad admins
iIaflon uhrn m congress makes the
APPROPRIATION needed 70 meet the st
4aiInn.
Eurene Never o.. msnaeins al
rector u the ri finance corporation.
was dcsIrour "a doing everything pos
aInio 10 assist IN meeting TIE slfun-
fIon having IN mind the Interests Of
The government IN protecting loans
and ne leaai limits placed Apon Ia
corporation.
"a sprlt Of hearty co-operailon
was eVidoneed "a the railroad cEccu.
lives through Howard Elliott. who
appeared a. acting chairman % the
railroad executives COMMITTEES and
other railroad corporation ofnciAlH
TIE conference has rot yet been epn-
eluded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
Minstrels
Are Coming Here

Possibly certain people have for.
gotten That thef are minstrel fans be-.
aus 10 hHh been IN long since they
hhd dn opportunity H. uoc 10 really
ilfHi class minstrel aggregation
however Tho minstrel mlrrobs will ct
mem whcu Che Harvey Creator Min.
Hir'lH send thDIr flnshy dress parade
over our main streets Of Albuquerque
most Friday N saturday March ~
and 90.
questionable autuarmcufs' 10 ono
iltn' was % common theme for debate.
hul no subject Wal never associated
WIN minstrel for never sincv tho his
l'lN OF iho human race started has the
FORM ~ minstrel entertainment been
questioned. Tho baseball game. tho
CIRCUS and thp minstrel are thrrr
forms N Innocent amusement which
1re p%aironized hy tens of thousands
or people who hold aloof from other
attractions
The creating of laughter, the rem
d'rnF OF iuuoful music charming
songs comicll stunts aud curious o v
titles constitute the purpose Of The
Minstrel. For this reason, tine nui
again 90 ihr confessional papers The
ptfiuimcfH and others engaged 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
GOVERNOR PROTESTS
AGAINST FAV0R|NG
OF Foreign LABOR
Larrazolo Requests Railroad Direo.
tor-general TO See That Practice
Of supplanting Native With
Alien Help Be Stopped.

Santa Fc. y. NJ, March ig- Strong
~ protesting asninst the importation
81 foreign iahorors Tor railroad con
airuCuun work. IN this state. Governor
n. a. iarmxolo has addressed 10
Walter -. Hines. director general OF
.~ailroadH. n telegram asking him thar
tho supplHntinr Of residents Of This
state hy McNicana be- Immediately
stopped. that tho imported foreigners
be removed, and that the work assign
cd them be roturned 90 our wi ciiik-
ems
The mensnEo was 0ccasioncd by "a
communication Which the governor
received ffoni scttrd hundred citiE.
ems 81 fnn Miguel county. IN which
The claim II made that the persons In
churEe ~ railroad construction work
In that county wee bringing iai orers
from Mexico or from frontier points
on the Mckicun horde ana giving
employment 20 These m preference to
tho residents u that district n W
charged that citizens ~ the state have
been dischnf sod in order 20 make
room Tor me foreigners.
The Eovcrnor ssnt 10 thc senate
ana houhe Of representatives copies
uf hiH message and asked that both
HOUSES take suitable action 90 stop
this displacement. Upon motion ~
Major Lleweilym tho judiciary COM
mittec Of he lower houss drafted e
resolution protesting 10 Mr. Hines ana
the New Mexican representatives ln
congress and demanding that tho
practice be- stopped.
Following H. the governors Telegram
90 Director Hines;
Santa fe. y a.. March ~. 1919.
Hon Walker D. Hines.
Director General Of Railroads.
Washington. u g.
! have Just received a commplica-
ton signed by several hundred citiz.
Of Ia Miguel iu this state com
planning OF the conduct hcinE obsery-
ed hY the persons in charge OF rail-
road construction on the Atchison.
Topeka ana santa Re railroad. TO the
effect mat Mexican labor D. being
constantly Imported or brought from
Mexico, or frontier points on tho
Mexican border and hat thsy. tho
citizens 81 sun Miguel county. aro
being removed and discharged from
their cmplo, mvnL which In immed-
lately rvcu tn these foreigners Tho
resident citizens earnestly protest
against such 90 practice and respect
tully bees that Dc ht immediately dts
continued Hnd that they 10 employed
BOO such wufi bon lien Of the Foreigners
mat haN" been brought boz. N d.
needless Ca say that such o. pfactirr
under any circumstances would De
Unfair and unjust 90 the citizens OF
our country, but len Wow Of the fact
D u This procedure Will throw out Of
employ mont oven our soldiers who W.
1t' nov returning from Europe. and
We are irving 90 lind employ
mrnt lnr, De- absolutely intnloTHhlc and
J hcr to respectfully add my protest
y" ihhi ~ ihD citizens in my state. aud
inin thoW m respectfully requesting
You io sec thnt that policy o. immod-
.ntoly stopped and that tho foreigners
Who have been imported 10 DO this
work hr removed and that such work
given ~ our wi citizens.
. \. lARRAZpLO.
Governor Of New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

erai incorporation. or extension Of
control. and against turning the roads
back Immediately.
hallway labor-For government
Ownership OF properties, ana private
operation by a single corporation a.
rccted Jointly BY representatives 81
employees. appointed officers and the
government. earnings abovc o sum
sufficient 10 pay costH OF capital 20
be divided between he government
and employees Against five rar ca
TENSION hot IN favor u longer period
a. an "a months; against turning back
roads Immediately, For strict super
vlsion ~ Interstate commerce com
mis- sion
Shippors-For private management,
and n large ~ compel uun.
with authority for pooling equipment,
common uFr ~ terminals early res
turatian % state rate making powers.
and authority u interstate commerce
commission 90 suspend rates initiated
hy thc railroad administration
Against federal Incorporation. crea-
ton 81 "a secretary of transportation
aud government ownership.
state rom missions-For most feat
ufcs of thu interstate commerce com
mission plan, with adjustment of re-
lationshlps between federal and state
authoriiiesi against extension % con-
troll. and creation 81 secretary %
iransporiation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
GIRLS. GIRLS! TRY It!
STOP DAADRUFF AND
DtAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and gets
thick. wavy, strong and
beautiful.

Your hair becomes trht wayy,
fluffy, abundant aud appears a. soft.
iuEtrous and beautiful A. "a young
girls after "a "Dnnderlne hair
cleanse furt Try this-muiHtsn t
cloth with = little banderine and cnic-
fully draw n through your hair. TAX
Ing one small strand "a "a time This
viii cicanas the hair OF dust. dirt and
excessive uil and in just ~ few mo-
montn you nave doubled the beauty
ct our hair
houiCca bsautifyinr tho hair 40
once. Danderine dissolved every purti-
clio ~ dnudruni cicanaea. uuriiles and
inviRorates the scalp forever stop
ping itching and falling hair.
But what viii please you most will
be- after "a few weeks use when you
viii actually seo new hair fine 1nd
doNmY AZ nrHf-ysH-h 10 really new
hair growing aii i've the Hcalp. n
you care Tor pretty. soft haiy aud lotH
~ n. surely get u small bottle Of
knowltun'H pandsrlue from any drug
Eist on toilet n for "a few cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

sne iesiunnatc amusement business
nave been assured BY the severn
nient mat Qmuscmenta Of thin char
acteF arc not runeidofrd essential
but are admitted 10 be very essential
10 wonder that In these strenuous
ZINES he demand for the minatrcls
increasing until u IN impossible for
tue management % a first class COM
sirels 20 M one half the dates offer
"a 10 them. People want TO laugh,
thcf want TO be entertained and thus
their nervous systems are better
otuned 10 the times.
The performances will take place nj
the beautiful High school auditorium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
tIdBrouIRQIE Evidence
ron ALnIQt EitQUE PEOPLE
TIE Statement ~ Albuquerque Rc-i.
drni- M survl, Mnrr Reliable
Than Thn-c ~ ticr
strangers.


iipm" testimony H. real proof
ruhn, statements ~ Albuquerque
people carry real weight
What a friend or ncighbor Gays
compols respect
Tho word ~ ono whose home b.
fBr away invites your doubts
Here's au Albuquerque mans state.
mout
And IT'S Tor Albuquerque peoples
benefit
such evidence o. convincing,
That's o., kind of proof mat backs
Doan'sfidncy Plis
D. o. Smith. stationary engineer.
ilt a. broadway. says Il sincere.
lY recommend poau's Kidney PMS
fnr they proved Invaluable when Z
had backacho and other kidney
trouble. poauF gave mo immediate
relief aud soon purrd mo entirely
haven't had uny Hirn uf the complaint
for tho paH, four years when
lived W r-ouns,lvtuin q number ~
YEAR . publicly recommended
boan't Kidney rms and ! am a.
strong boz prlif.uE them low az ever
Prize sur lt 900 dealers. Don't
simply eek fnr a kidney remedy got
noan'r kidney pIil mo same that
NJ. Smith bud Foster. Mllburn 90.
Mfrrs, Buffalo. S. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

House ban SEQ. of Uutctr-t e. Alhu.
QuoruuV wtH passed g. a. % The It'll
supplements huuar biu -14. furhiddinr
municipalities ~ uHo d surplus ~
UNITY plants for any purposes sst'
Interest sinking fund Hud Improve
mrnts hk p%ruyidinr hat The surplus
over aud above such charges mHi boz
usca fur general c.u purpussn unul
t'"cemher T. 1899 This Will permit
Albuquerque 10 ne the water plant
surplus over and above the Interest
and upkvop charEsH Tor tho test uf
the present year
House bin 80 1Ng. another muuI
CAPABILITIES hill prutldca that the pro-
reeds of tuy ciu towu or village bond
issue can hs used ouly Tor the purpose
named n b bond issue. IL waH pa
Cd g. Go %
lluusc BIN No sac the Curut nUI
Dudif,iug b banking laws. Was pass
ed. a. Ia 70 The bal meets the Wow
OF tho state hank examiner uu rs.
u~uirenients Tor organization of state
banks
m, house enjoyed a brief rest from
real work when passage uf relraiur
lHdiiias dance hall bill WHH urged
The hIl wuuld forbid the uurriup
uf other modern dturrH which hy
their movement show bad character
.
Judge hatrucs moved b DHuHil,it
ton uf thr hil go over until most
Monday The entire incident tuflud
iuF he hu Wa Finally tabled
House ban 40 500 providing fur
luditinE ~ expense accounts 81 ruuu
% officer Wa passed without uppu-
sition
HOUSE bin so ati. removing the
minimum limit 81 zoo persons who
may furin a. mutuHlN1ou'r Insurance
tfsnyiauuu and providing that such
100 association may be- organized ht
,ny number uf persons, also passed
unanimously
HuuH. htl No vi. 10 establish an
Industrial school az Wagon Mound
Mora county produced a br.tf but clio.
uuont flow Of urntury The hill look
II Ike a bis winner until M CLANCY
Offered an amendment 90 strike out
he appropriation uf fsU.nHu The
amendment lost. but disclosure uf the
tmuunt asked los Nj MeDnu's hill
tended Co cuuutcract tho effect OF hf
eloquent %udyuracN The vote wts -l
10 80 aud the bail Vas lost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
Federal WARRANTS
LIKELY TODE USED
BY RAILROAD HEADS
Probable Method Of Financing Ad-
miuirtrztion Of Americas Lines
In Absence Of Appropriation An.
nounced.

washington March ia-Issusncs
Of federal warrants for umouutn due
rallruad corporations probably will be
The mefhod rmrloycd b. the nliroaf
administrator 10 nee ~ situation
caur>d b The fallure or conrrcw 10
pass The railroad appropriation tlI.
Director General hines stated today
aner a conference with naiircad ca
ecutvos y rorernmonf Officials that
he was c~onalderlnE this plan. such
warrants would serve AZ collateral for
railroad corporations desiring 10 make
loans through hanks and would BE-
taken ~ ~ tho railroad admfnirtra-
non WHEN congress made the appro-
rfinflon needed
NJ was rtfimatea That ssef.ss7.es
would be needed hy the railroad adj
mhtirtrafion up 10 Juno 20. 1919.
Ths director generals statement
IA the Invitation OF walker ID
binc~' dirrctor general n railroads. n
conference was held today between
The director general md a rroup Of
representative railroad corporation
~skecutifcF. membcrs u the war fin
ance adnllnlstration % discuss the n-
nancinl situation naclng the railroad
rurtttnnn - a result az thu falhlro of
courfees 70 pnzt the t1te.ooe eco ap-
proprInticn required ~ the nailroad
administration.
In order 10 got the problem be-
fore the conferences. the director gem
eral outlined the situation a. foi-
loNr.
Amount Eesded IN TO June 20,
"ror Interest and other corporate
requirements % the miifuad ORD
nfI0nH. aIaN.ogG1t4
80 meet amounts due equipment
companies b, the railroad admins
tfation. ti~A1.ett.tet.
TO pay FOR Indispensable add
tions and bctterfneua including
equipment ordered BY railroad CON-
pauien. tifs.0oo. 600.
n meet maturitlea of M railroad
corporations. tfeo .pfs.sot.
To meet exccas % cash require
morta - pay current vouchers over
The probable receipts up 60 March 81.
1918. 81 i.oOe.O oo.
To bring cash balances In hands
of federal treaaurers up 20 fsoe. n0o.-
900 which II the normal requirements
for one month. see. ooo. zoe.
Total f1oi eeT.ss9
Isnans ff,um nartkcra.
1T ia INSIDE clear that 10 a large
extent n will he necessary Tor the
railroad corpo. ntionn 20 meet their
requirements ~ obtaining loans from
bankers. the o. the war a..
nnnhcc corporation 20 be- reserved 20
protect special cases.
The ar ctor general and the con
ference generally proceeded ON the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

the cost u their Keep. was passed 81
To- o.
House bin esi. amending the gar
nishmcnt Law by reducing the month
~ maximum 81 Earnishment a. $50 a
month. "a correcting defects In the
law ~ 1913 was passed 81 10 o.
-a
House bin $40. apprupriating tt6..
zoe from the water reservoirs land
endowment Income fund was kiilsd
bY Il vote OF a. 10 "a. The minority
member ted BE- fight ON the hlii and the
members caused ~ defeat The hui
ss"ms Ia have been misunderstood
The appropriation has been made 81
each legislature line statehood, aud
finances the highly important stream
causing work - the rta,c engineer
should the ball be permitted ca isil 10
VIII result in "a twu.year break boz the
stream Eauring records which may
prove yurf costly 90 tho state
House BIN iil providing fur niilnE
Nacancics uu community Ditch com.
missions. was passed 81 to 3 The BIN
provides that a vHcaucy may hr filled
ht The other commissioners. pending
au lection
House bin No az aniondiur the
Law Tor classification 81 Countira Wa
passed % 90 o. The ban requires thr
state auditor a. certify tho clas 81
each county on the basis u valuation
WITHIN 90 days after the fret ~ Jan
uary ~ each year and that ruunit
saiarics hr based on such classified
Ton
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-02-28
u. S. TO,REIMBURSE
SHORT LINE RAILROADS

Washington, Feb. 26.-Short line
railroads will be reimbursed for COM
petitive traffic diverted to Govern
ment controlled roads between April
/ and November, 1918, and here
after will be given the same proper
ton of competitive traffic that they
averaged during the years 1915, 1916
and 1917, Railway Director Hines
announced this afternoon.