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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
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Glue ber befteu AuitaIteu astr b59e.
reu SSdterer5iebnug i'm gan5eu
Nurbmeiteu. uuterridt in bentiGer,
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mer, nit alien n1poerueu Bequemlid.
feiten ausseftuttet, ifeben ben 35g-
lingeu sur &erfaguug. Rit obigem
Snftitute TT clue Sdule fir &naben
bon 6 bis IL Sabren berbnn6en. Be.
gen Naberem iueu6e utan fid5 an
Sister Directress, 0. S. B.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

early in March. 1915 5as i1 the mear-
tine Il threatened a sgEp bette H.
ti0u-Efde strike of the 1uIdluz trades
and held up constructor not onl- lH
Sex YORK but mads i unCerlall
Throughout the land Other Iabor troG-
bles spraHg Up tfIrOag ghout the COUNTRY.
notably IN Chicago. where the Whole
building trade was tied 1p from Tu1s
70 September. 1913
Since then conditions hzXe imFryvec
bat there would not be complete bar
money IL the Building ind- Fry he ic-
dicated. until the federal beard of
turisdictioHaI award began e function
Prom April. 1913 70 .s7t Jliy. the
war department. thr9zgh Cl-onsl Ar
thur Woods as spec.aI assistant 10 The
secretary Of war. engaged in the active
promotion OF public wgrsls in order
TO provide jobs for returning soldiers.
concluded Mr.. Miller. Then i ap-
peArsd that there would not be sIffi-
cient labor. materials and capital for
the necessary new construction u the
country. The promotion Of uoI-pT0-
ductiye public work vas abandoned
The federal reserve board. early in
December. 1915. announced As pur-
pose Of postponing the erection q its
contemplated banking institutions.
These are among the factors in the
present situation"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03
RUEF'S PRISON Term
TO EXPIRE JANUARY 7

San Francisco. Jan 3--Allowi0E For
good behavior credits the p~ustentiary
sentence Of Abraham KGef political
boss whose conviction was The out
standing feature Of the famous San
Francisco municipal graft cases. will
expire January 7. 1890. according TO
records that have reached the COVER
nor's office at Sacramento.
ABE" Ruef was sentenced in 1871
10 serve IA years IN prison. He was
paroied in 1915 ard since that time
has conducted real estate business
here. He spent three years in jail
here following his first indictment In
Ruefs trial. Francs ]. Heney chief
OF the prosecution counsel. was shot
and seriously wounded BY Norris
Haas "a member OF the jury venire.
Haas subsequently, killed himself in
jail
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03
STRIKES 95 PERCENT
DUE TO WAGEEARNERS
THEMSELVES, REPORT

Eew York. Jan. 2--Sinety-flve per
cen. Of the strikes and Is per cert Il
TIE aays of Ialsnesz In the buliding
trades in the past have occurred
through what is known As snowbal.-
ng Or controversies between wage
tsruers themselves as 70 which trade
ansnId do the work. says Franklin 7.
Miller. president Of the r. ~ Dodge
0nzpaHy ard formerly dirertor Of ne
iyixion nf pablle vsrhs aa1 esnstrBc-
lon of the Unlted States department
81 labor. oniF 5 per cent. he declares
have been On questions between EN-
pioyer and enpsoye
Mr Miller. who has been in touch
Nifh the construction industry in this
COUNTRY Ter 70 years cited the ease Of
a big Chicago hotel costing millions
the work on which had been delayed.
he szid nrore than year because q
dIsag greemeat between skilled work
6ss as to who should handle certain
oars because of the prep0nderance of
metal over wood. This he said was in
vitabIe consequences " the rapid de-
vsloopment of the industry. Anaiyz-
ing the situation and the bull ding out
COX for 1870. Mr. Miller said
Board May Solve Question.
'~rha creation % a board u iurisdic-
fiensl award b. the United States de-
paFtnani % labor. board com posed
% architects. engineers, contractors,
material men and wage-earHers. prom
isaa solution Of one Of the most diff
rcun labor problems IN the building
industry As a result Of inTisdletlouai
award has been formulated with the
fuI approval % an interests concern
ed. who seem 10 naye entered into it
without reservation.
The labor outlook in the buiidinh
industry thps promises condition or
greater STABILITY during the coming
year because o. the organized dealings
between employers and employees. with
full recognition Of the term eonsrza,
and arbitration principles
The first serious labor troubles in
the building industry said Mr. MIL
er in reviewing the national con
structtun shortage. occurred in the
latteF part Of October 1913. through a
STRIKE Of carpenters on government
work ID Brooklyn in violation Of the
haker- B9mPegx agreement. pact be-
tween the war department and the
American Federation OF Labor. ThiA
strike was settled BY eompromis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

Rochester, y. Y. Jan. 3---'The
morning dailIes OF this city announc-
ed an Increase n price from two to
three cents
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

@sas h~rstsa MitssF a sse.saEfa gtser ar
AAs business etfios - she urvgun Ae
tse'aataaai essileews sRSAs the thr.stssss
hsRaaa4s vita hrr psreafa is tsts ~,
she FssaFa~e 10 caESAllls aass ssr,e.,
etsNtaE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

Ffve Hanared clubs and eissses for
rness.slsn ana soesaf Hfe ara n9E IN
.ma~saasrt asssEaaloa Ia foreign esrn-
smmuisies nnder tis leadership of fhe
FHr<etor q the DepaftDest q Fgr~afEfi
fsasn wonsen af the 7. 81 c. 4. Ihes-
A.. IN Connection wffh the fry inteF-
naslanAl Enasfsases. aeeiai eenterS fes
fe~eakn-spaakiss peoples and have a.
s,.r,bers wwmen from tNcAfy -eaghs
fsnefsah spsz kinK natdoDaHtisa m
sauafng ArrssaiaH- liaiian- Creek
svr4.n. Russian ana F7nnlsh women
Tese mrss Intern&iionsi instttsss was
essxAAlshsa IL 1915. o. ratheS. grsw
ams AZ the hosnssiekne@ ard sSnFtnE
err she hsnae country u ferelgn mem
ker. of tha eommnaity who had eoFfas
Amerea expeesing many thin@s thsT
"a noe find. u was established ~ 5
nrouu ot Americans who wished ~ see
th@sa farelgn speaking nsAnshers ~
shs community happy and nonteHiFa
fa ehesr new homea Glasses in EnRitan
w~rr axnaaized They wsrs shown how
10 en5ey Amerscan EAmss and pieas.
uses ard haw % snfgy The ED world
rmsaamaa withosf isSlasinK themselves
enursiy from thsir American nssrh-
hors
une ~ the prestgess wedainas ~ the
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03
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Atetn9elsi ehsfeh Vas eAAt '14'Asi1 en-
terssined la Tuesday bg HIS J. B'
- --ksta -srs~s. Ar euSayaisIe prorran.
uas rendered. the chief feature G
whixA ass fhe reading - tWo chapters
b. NJ B i. st~saes. Of her aui0rao-
,s,is ,sur - is.e ssstes lar snnsr.er and
fan ne vtss, 70 gess Orleans. and the
trfp 10 81 Aaruwsgne wsre ths chapters
4clevsr. Res-esf merits we're served and
.tte remainder Of The afternoon spent
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s
7 weanas,sav T3acesaf.er a 81 the
bs.,@ ~ ne brgfs sfo s9afh Isth
wul.am Z. Kaower. and Miss Alma
Ashbv weye gui.ss in marriage. The
ir,,sasfls.s rsiaflge. ard a few irtt-
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

MASs see's8AAee cArswgsght. Mkss
MaAass Cartwright snd Miss ssaf~aea
49, ~fHsas hMse tsesa seeaains d sew
sMss ae fNoFttAma As ttAe gaesss ~
shsaF saat Mrs " 4, kessrg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

Aiss CAnai s Bihtto ana hss hs-.~
s9seadIns the AyaiAAsa Al thr -.
hes Rsressts. NJ and rMs vs. q pn-
Use Asn y@strraay fes sestgle "a -.
s@F1e her Studies IL tha nFmmat,e
sss4kias department of the eofsisa
seAe-al af M.ssae.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

~ s4sA Ms va .ns neatsw etseaa
- S@e performances as the Portland
s9asrhunY oreheslra "A th~ No,ilg
tAisstFs hv~ Asaf Evv whiss "a
s'~Ff 'abs thsy weFe the sNeess af the
he4As % MF lAsatamN bretie~r. cau
t'S4aat. AafeVt0e eF ghe aFtb~sgf.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

Mes e 4 pshU8 preslaaus of ths
hsRuesieam MWrssssa : slah. ttas sssa.a
a slseaai hYHAuan a. All wefnep u,
~ e'@ ~hs AFe lmleFwatssa In tpplsa II
sh@ Aas 20 auwua TIRE q tsEimx " thr
e'Hs A t@v Commercial rGab r0u.a-
A3@aaa sftsFn@aa. as f-aa eluek IN
esfssf'e~@ Nauastea wtil be- ths speesai
saA5Fet - matgg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

a siAfH "t 9alf,uuus ana good
slssef bswfAitea a. the Jasah l&c
As'a"Fiai A~@ Year AiuHes. which a
saAdiy namber - members ana friends
attended AS heVs ~ soeiAi raaNerss
aus eAtaAvi. eath pess~saina Aaa fssi-
iesinK ihr pvpsst. whlah WAS served
st o. m en twp long sell Absaiatea
tahlss issFiaa she Aftefma 1n Aha psssag
hesetTna 4hamas AeHssea. waa sFs
s.''sva ~tH sana@Ems sifl bg ths
Mialkah MNHasS ashs,al el4sa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

Mss Waiter nensea psasaa~a Al a
e<&afifails appointed aimmar Al d.
Ebrataa residence iss NoxtA ina n
Hew Years lAas. ThN taisa ~Ns -.
cesnsnE1g esAsssea wsth s@mSon,s haas.
ssss& snd eoscFa we're i1s3 Gnr Mg
- As& S3zses Demtnm. Mr. Ama Mrx
krea Growahasx and aHlsas~n. hs aAa
Mzx Carl nemson ana ohslasea xna
M< and Mrs Walter Iaenann
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-03

a@asA ~'vetAS sas SetefanAaAA IA
tssss'a Sees AAs tiScNhttsef sea- at sh#
heAne ef ~. aHd Mss q a gswSss
tAss NsaFtA etA ssseet, wa@a Ma. Al.
ma See~st ana 5as VI Ghap1ay, wpsv
Neatea Ia aaa rtaEs. Ne Fasssass. s,.s.
asssaseWaent ~ the iAass : anA ss.,ls.
Aas saa ff0aas fhaasag society " noi
-. taahe offseAAted aniy the inamea
ale r1lssiNrs anA a gre cissae fssensss
- the eoatsia Witnessed the e~Fz sA.ss
&F. saa Mrs shiplss viii aMAa their
hssae IN Underwood. waxhlnssos
whess tAs fassneT y snssrexsaa "a tAe
huif sxewias inaaSass.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
Ten THOUSAND ACRES COTTON

The a. est big enterprise which is
to find a home in Cbaves county is
cottor-the long staple kind which
has proven such a great success near
Carlsbad and at other points in the
lower valley. Carlsbad farmers,
from the small acreage in proportion
to hat is going to be planted, real
lied more than 81 100000 this past
year. Carlsbad is going into the ven
tire neNt year on a big scale and
Chaves county is going TO follow the
lead.
II is now certain that more than
ten thousand acres of cotton will be
TAINTED in Chaves county this year.
Some of this cotton will be planted
west of the city, some south and
much on the Berrendo farms To
some extent this is a true expert
ment. but cotton has been raised SO
successfully at points in the lower
valley that there is little doubt in
the minds OF acriculturists that the
proposition will prove a great Sue
cess in this county.
a number Of the business men 81
this civ have become interested IN
the proposition and plan to become
cotton planters this year-Roswell
Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
w. Il. BARTLETT, JR, DEAD

Word has been received of the
death of William ii. Bartlett, Jr
which occurred at Santa Barbara,
California, January IS. Death was
due to pneumonia. According to ad-
wees received at the Bartlett ranch
at Vermejo Park, the body will be
buried at Santa Barbara until some
time next spring when it will be
taken to Chicago where others mem
bers of the family are buried.
His death is the third in the Bart
lett family within the past thirteen
months, the first being that of VIM.
H. Bartlett, the millionaire, on De-
cember. 10. 1913. which was follow
ed by that of Norman Bartlett. who
heir to the Vermejo Park estate.
whose de-th occurred on a train
while en- route to Chicago on Sept.
S, 1919. VIM. H. Bartlett, Jr., leaves
a wife and two children.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
WALTER TO FIRST NATIONAL

Paul A. F. Walter has accepted Z
position as one OF the active man
ayers of the. First National Bank II
this city, Of which he has been
director for the past three years.
At a meeting of the staff of ths
School of American Research ano
the Museum of New Mexico, DR.. Ed
gar l.. Hewett, the director, an.
uouuced the retirement from active
duties in connection with the Schoo
and Museum of Paul A. +. Walter
assistant director and secretary, ant
named Lansing Bloom as assistant
director who will also assume the
details of the s~ecretarial office, al
though Mr.. Walter will retain the
title OF secretary until the annual
meeting of the board of regents
Each other member Of the staff
was assigned his duties under the re-
arrangement Sheldon Parsons TO be
curator of exhibits in charge of all
art exhibits; Kenneth NJ. Chapman
associate in art who will continue
his research work in Indian design
and art Wesley Bradfield, curator of
scientific exhibits and photographer
Mrs. Harry L. Wilson. librarian; Mrs.
George H. Van Stone, assistant IL
b~rarian. continuing also her secre-
tarial duties in child welfare work
samuel Huddleson, superintendent OF
buildings in charge Of engineer and
janitor; while the clerical assistants
VIII continue to be Miss Pat a
ste~nographer and Miss Walter as
mailing clerk Augustine Duran re-
mains as engineer and Frank Ortiz
as irnt'Or.
Mr.. Bloom, who has been in charge
Of the New Mexico historical ser
wee will continue in this work COM
p%ieting the data for New Moviro's
narticipatiou in the war. Messrs.
Chairman Parsons ard Bradficld will
be the art committee which will pass
on the accordance of collections thai
are offered for exhibi' or rift. All
the members Of tho staff win CO.
operate in editing Fl Paiacio, Dir
HeWctt left for San DECO on SUNDAY
forruo1 m, but VIII return in a few
weeks. c,oec.ing 10 spend the major
NORTON % his time in Sorta Fe in
'hc future IN further developing the
School and Museum.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
PROPOSED TELEPHONE LINE
The Curry County Farm Bureaus
for a phore line to the rural

The Curry County Farm Bureaus
project for a phore line to the rural
precincts north, northeast and north
west of Clovis is now taking def
mite form and is going to get the
cooperation of all. The Chamber OF
Commerce of Clovis is ~squarely be
hing the Farm Bureau and will do
everything possible to help put the
proposition over.
The proposed telephone line will
run north from Clovis with branch
lines running to the Pleasant Hill
and Ranchvale neighborhoods from
the main line. 1t will extend to
Claude, Grady and Bellview, and at
these places as we'll as Ranchvaie and
Pleasant Hill. feeder lines will be
run into the central points by the
farmers living in each neighborhood.
The cost of the construction of the
line will be in the neighborhood of
$4,000, which amount it is proposed
to raise by the organization of a
stock company.-Clovis News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the first Baptist church held its
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Upton Hays, Monday after
noon The theme Of the interesting
program was The missions of the
South" At the conclusion of the
program a social hour followed and
a dainty luncheon was served.
Prof. Arthur Upham Pope, secre-
tary of the League of Oppressed Ma
tons, was in the city Wednesday
night and delivered a lecture at the
Museum building on the question of
Irish Nationalism.
Miss Carolyn Ten Eyck the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Ten Eyck entertained a few
friends at an enjoyable dinner party
Saturday night at her home on San
ia Fe avenue
The Fifteen Club will hold a bust
ness meeting this afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Daniel
Kelly.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
Initiation and Banquet

A most interesting and delight
full meeting of the local o. E. S.
was that held Friday night in the
Masonic hall, when Miss Christina
Mactavish and her brother. Ian Mac
lavish. of Magdalena, became full
Pledged members of the order. 4
banquet at the Val Verde, in which
81 guests participated. followed the
ceremony Of initiation.-Socorro
Chieftain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
Box Supper Great Success.

The box supper given for the bene-
fit of the Juvenile Band at the Odd
Fellows hall at Roswell recently was
a great success. The band PLAYED
and the large party present spent 2
very pleasant evening. Over $40
was realized from the sale Of the
boxes.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

About twenty young people gath
cred at the NJ. F. Parsonage last
Friday nirht and organized two
Sunday School classes and a Junior
choir. We trust these classes work
OF the other churches may stage
ing in harmony with the young folks
manv a good time for this com
munity-Springer Times.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
OUR DUTY

To soothe distress and cheer the
gloomy hour.
To reconcile the dire embittered foe
And bid the heart of all with friend
ship grow;
To smooth the paths of thorny life.
And still the voice of dissonance and
strife.
Selected
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal

t. ] Fisher OF la MADEIRA is a Wis
itor in Santa Fe,
Arthur Seligman, democratic state
chairman is in Albuquerque Tor z
short VISIT
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jose v.
Gutierrez Of Galsteo street, - Ba6t
daughter.
United States Attorney Summers
Burkhart IS here from Albuquerque
on official business.
E. D. Smith. supervisor OF voca-
tional agriculture. has returned from
a trip in Dona Ana county.
A. B. Anderson. supervisor Of vo-
catiuusf trades and industries. IS
i'll at his home with a severe sold
R P. Barnes OF Albuquerque rep
lesenIazsc from Bc-uaiil'o count. T..
the state legislature. is a 81 itor H
r H. W 7'scrton has been called
20 n Pa,a h. The 1.a.r ~ Ills
father and wil r..aEa emo sine
nee week.
Fowhatteu Carer, member Of the
Legislature fromt Lea County. is
hon, .allv
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non wagner !ett yesterday ioF a
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II. Featce, OF ilttSDurS All
howard OF 10 Angeles, and Al
'ofney T. ! lden OF albuquerque,
were ~ ihe cry the iirSt three day
OF tue week arranging the details
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-23

At a recent meeting of the City
Federation one of Mr.. Philips Taos
pictures was formally presented by
the Federation to the Board of Direc-
tors of the public library. The T.
brary is very proud Of its two new
ly acquired New Mexican pictures.
"On The Pecos." by Fremont Ellis.
and ~The Adobe House." by Mr.
Phillips.-Raton Reporter.