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The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
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The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
The Escape of the Insane.

The recent escape OF the three IN
mates OF the criminal ward OF the Gov
eminent Insane Asylum should be made
a matter OF thorough investigation. 1t
IS difficult to see how the escape was
accomplished, even though the guard
was attacked unless the precautions
against such an occurrence are extreme
ly faulty The fact that two OF the in
sane people have been recapturcd does
not lessen the liability which attaches
somewhere for their escape.
Il IS well known that in the past many
complaints have been made to the au-
thorities concerning the apparent ease
with which inmates OF the hospital were
able to gam their liberty. These pro-
tests have come from the residents in
the vicinity Of the institution. and were
made the subject Of formal comrnu1ica-
non to the Interior Department. It goes
without saving that when insane per
sons are placed IN an institution as a
safeguard to the public. the utmost care
ought to be exercised in their restraint.
This is especially true OF those who adj
mittcdlv are afflicted with criminal ten
denotes IN addition to their mental IN
soundnes>
We take il for granted that an affair
OF this kind will not he allowed to oc-
cur again in the future. but none the less
the conditions which made it possible
seem worthy OF rigid inquiry.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

Herman g. James, formerly with the
United States delegation tc the Fourth
International Conference of American
States, who was seen at the New Willard
recently. in speaking of his impressions
Of the capital of Argentina, said: In
such a display Of the wealth of the we'll
TODD as is found in Buenos Ayres.
Among the thousands of automobiles
seen there are rarely any but the most
expensive French makes. and even the
motor cars which are for hire are of the
best quality. Costly furs are worn by
calendar, irrespective of actual tempera-
ture, so that it is not unusual to see
| the fashionable women in their warm
furs driving through the streets in
which the children are playing in bare
feet At the opera and theaters the ex-
hibition of the latest Paris gowns and
brilliant jewels is astonishing.
The behavior of the men toward the
women is in some ways absolutely rude,
within a few years that women have
been able to appear on the streets with
out being accosted by the young men of
good families. and at present there seems
to he nothing out of the way in staring
a, the opposite sex on the street OF at
the theater in the most open-faced man
per"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

From the New York Times.
4 first edition of Izaak Walton S
"Compleat Angler" London, 1875, was
sold at Anderson's Yesterday for $500
to Charles Scribners Sons. 1t is said
to be the second highest price paid for
this famous work at auction in America.
The John G. Heckscher copy sold at
MerWin-Clayton' for $500. In London
copy brought in 1909 s5,425. A fourth
edition of Walton's work. in London,
1868, went to George D. Smith for $50.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

From the Westminster Gazertc.
Although innumerable yards OF silk.
satin, and cloth are being bought and
sold every day in this country. it is prob
able that very few persons, whether pur-
Chasers or statesmen. could say off-hand
how we got our yard measure. 1t rep
resents the arm measurement of King
Henry I. which was thirty-six inches,
and it was he who ordained that the
length of his own should be the standard
measure-an ordinance that has been
preserved in British commerce to this
day. Observant Londoners and others
may be aware that the imperial standard
lcnGths are recorded in stone on the
north side Of Trafalgar Square, where
they were engraved in 1876.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

From the Springfield Republican.
Opposition to Canadian reciprocity in
New England must be close to the van
ishing point when the lower branch OF
the Maine legislature votes in indorse-
ment of the Taft agreement. A motion
to make it unanimous for all this section
is now in order.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

From the Baltimore American.
Francis j. WillouGhby, a story writer
living in Clinton. n. j.. has made his
black cat Bob his office boy" and BOZ
has already made good. Willoughby
writes IN a quiet upper room and sends
his copy sheet by sheet, by the cat. to a
stenographer on the ground floor. The
cat carries the typewriter manuscript
% the author to be revised also.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
SimpIified Spelling.

Pom Tho T'r,'sbIr- SIN.
Spell emmy way yu plez. This is the
declaraShun of brandcr Mathuze, profess
ser in university. a noted Critik and
leckshu-cr. a member OF the simpIfidc
spelling bored. and A few other things.
Wot cares p" that ecksentrik spelling is
like the mucl. without pride of ancestry
or hope Of postcrity? 1t matters not to
brander that there is a rite and a ronG
about spelling as much as there is a rite
and ronG about pronounsinC. Firing
stance. We mite expires the opinyun that
hrandcr is a bcaut of a professor and spell
1t butt, wich wud be PAINFULLY inakurate,
not to say Illustrating. Go to. brander;
We like not yUre G0-as-yu-piez spelling.
1t makes US tired and We fear it makes
the lineojpe man spoke evil thawts.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

From the Wall Street Journal
Lawyers thrown out of work by the de-
cision not to appeal Interstate Commerce
Commission decisions can cheer up. Mr..
Ballinger says he will proceed against
all those who have attacked him while he
was Secretary OF the Interior.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
MY CREDITOR.

! mot him dejeCtedly,
Promised to paw.
And then, Unexpectedly,
Had to delay.
promised diSdainfully
Part of his bill;
a promise ] painfully
Failed to fulfill.
He follows me ghoulishly
Day after day.
That fellow | foolishly
Promised to pay.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

The professional optimist always was
a disappointment. The man who wrote
the book on How to be happy" killed
himself recently.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
Never Affected DIR. Cook.

From the Pittsburg Leader.
Long sojourns in the arctic regions
are said to be good for bald heads. But
We have Doc Cooks word that they
aren't good for what's inside the head.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

to base such percentage upon votes
registered, instead of actually cast, is
ridiculous.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

tive hoard a decade ago would have
been an anomaly. Last week Mr.. Bryce
delivered the ST. Patrick's Day Grafton
in Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

Thirty-six Camorrists are on trial in
Italy for wholesale murder. There :
practically no question as to their guilt,
but very grave doubt Of proving it
according to ordinary Legal processes
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
A Suggestion.

Prom the New York Herald.
A wealthy Yonkers man has just mar
ried his housekeeper because she made
such capital apple pies. We suggest
that you clip out this item and drop
1t where the cook VIII be sure to and #
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
The Denial Habit.

Let me caution you about one thing -
said the sister of the prospective groom.
Well
when the bishop asks you il you take
this woman to be your welded wife
please don't say there's no truth IN the
rumor.'
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

The r,ader who asks us what We think
Of the new King George sOvereiCns is
respectfully requested to send few OF
those coins for our inspection before we
commit ourselves
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

After successfully piCeonhoIing the
anti-divorcc bill in Nevada. Reno plans
to make divorce still easier by changing
residence restrictions
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
Couldn't Miss His Train.

You didn't use to watch the clock so
continuously" commented the boss
I'm a commuter now" explained the
head clerk.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

Admiral Togo is in danger OF losing mis-
wci-earncd reputation as hero. unless
he stops writing witty letters to edi-
tors.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

4 chorus girl on the stage. whose hair
caught fire, merely took off the hair and
put out the blaze herself without inter
ruption 10 the play. We refuse TO com
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

No; Col Roosevelt is not trying 10
form a Rough Rider regiment to fight the
Japanese.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

OF happiness the poet sings.
In just a word.
The same consists in doing things
We can't afford
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
1t often Happens,

Il hear she married beneath her"
Yes; her husband plays a wretched
game of bridge
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

Boston women believe in wrestling as
a beauty exercise. Imagine a Back Bay
fair ones beauty enhanced by a black
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
A Matinee Idol.

"TIes a stickler for realism
Yes; but he carries it to excess. In
the second scene he is supposed to be
severely wounded. and he has a surgeon
issue bulletins between the acts"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
Something of q Hint

'On Bonded knee, begged her for a
kiss"
And what did she say?''
Told me to get up and be practical "
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
Trying to Break In.

We'll. you are no longer poor and
struggling"
You're only half right. We are rich,
hut still struggling. My wife has the
society craze
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20

II is a case of hands W" with the
straphangprS
The Washington herald., 1911-03-20
VIE WIS AND.
INTERVIEWS


| Our living has been forced to an arti-
| fetal plane said Benjamin Ide Wheeler,
president of the University of California,
at the New Willard, on the occasion Of
his last visit here.
We are tremendously extravaGant. We
have been pushed under forced draft,
upon an artificial staging. The whole
structure is of such abnormal character
that the country is imperiled.
: In the cities Of Europe they are COM
planning of the high cost of living. but
they have no such cause for lamentations
as have the American people. OF course,
people in this country make more money
than they do abroad, and more than for
merly, but rather think the wage-earner
gets left in the long run.
Incidental expenses in this country are
very large. / have had occasion to no
tice such items as carriage and taxicab
hire. In Berlin and London the cost of
taxicabs is not much more than one-third
| that in New York.
! In America there is a tremendous ten
dency on tha part of wealth to accumu-
late around certain spots and among GER
| tain persons. In other lands wealth IS
more equally distributed
perhaps it is due to our exorhftant
protective system. I doubt il the trusts
are responsible for our artificial plane of
| living. although the trusts represent thu,
most immediate peril this country faces
England Losing Its Religion
! Rev. ]. II. Shakespeare, Of London,
Will" in this city recently, was seen at
the New Willard. and in speaking of re-
| ligiOn in England. said: England is
living down religion at an alarming rate.
Conditions there are almost hopeless. and
the religious element is beginning to de-
spair.
The atmosphere" continued Dr. Shakes
peare. lis not favorable to simplicity Of
belief or practice. The middle classes are
! undergoing a great change. There IS an
abandonment of simple and sober living
and an immense and alarming growth of
the weekend habit. In England we have
passed into a mood OF depression.
THE first duty of the church is to its
own community, not to foreign fields
Yet II seems to be easier for people to
| become enthusiastic over a convert 500
miles away than one at home.
| Luxury and ease are gaining power
over the people of England. There is a
| loosening and loss of faith in the church
| We have had no religious revival since
I Moody. and even he could do little if he
| came now
The people are growing richer. Sunday
| is losing its significance. and may be
said almost to be going out in England to-
day. People go away on Friday night, in
| accordance with the weekend practice.
and play golf and tennis on Saturday
and Sunday. The trouble is that the peo-
pie have grown away from the ideals of
| PurItanism which prevailed in England
| twenty years ago. The accumulation of
wealth is nenaCinc our nation"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
WHALES MAY BE
TEDDY's NEXT
said Iurmrr President WIN Nuu Geo
To- California Ia Hunt Deep Sea
Mammals Having iIuntrd E,cr,-
thing tl-e.

Long B,t.1. calf oct after
hunting u.. boz Texas. elephants uu
Africa ami various either Things in his
own country. COL Roosevelt it is init.
mated. m.t COME Co Long Beach Co
hunt WnyIu..
Captain Loop whose power boat ls
Htfcd 900 'Hf lus pursuit ut sport. pt
tho uuu,rHus whales which srpor iu
100, ha, H,r,. ~ guthorIt, fur the am
uoW w.u taat colonel Roosevelt 900.
.uds 'u .nwu hcrc 90 pursue On, Joe
Ntatuar.
P,up'. H,rr are much concerned
over fH, reported visit of the great
hunter although Captain Loon Niu
unj admit having been 300 direct ruf-
rysrnuJ,u.r with MIR Roosevelt
Whi.. are unusually plentiful on
this coast or late. many coustW i.e
yrs-"i. reporting thHt Ihoy have been
followed ny schools yar hundreds 81
miles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
Doctors Prescription For Eczema

Tho most advanced physicians pf this
,uuuus aud huropc are nov prosctlb-
ug t wash OF wiutgr&rrcu tnymol aud
other soothing and heading ingte,iic nts
for tFr ,urr ~ Eczema. Psoriasis aud
ull other forms of skin trouble. This
compound is known as tive -. y. u.
Prescription
Df Holmes. she well known skin
specialist, writes g am convinced
that the - -. - Prescription II 49,
muOl q specific fnr Eczema a. ~ pui-
mine for malaria. W. have been pre-
rrribiuE the y. -. - remedy for
, ears"
We ourselves youch FOR the y. n.
- Prescription Tor Ecsoma and ahso-
lutcly guatgn tec that IL viii take away
the Itch the instant tau amply No.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
ReceiVeas-iP SALE.

Territory OF Npw Mexico County ~
licrnaillo. Ia the district Court
The BANK OF Commerce, Plaintiff VS.
William Dunbar. Defendant
No Sc2s
Notice Is hereby given that uudrf
and by virtue % nhal decree i.n.
dered In the above entitled cause on
the 10TH day of September. 1911 the
undersigned was appointed special
master to eNepuje said decree 10 ,on
failure of he defendant to Ha, the
amount Of indebtedness I.tl ed
against him within the time therein
provided
Nov. Therefore. notice Is hereby
given thar under and bs virtue OF thr
decree rendered IN said cause afurc.
aif tho undcrElgnrd viii, on The LIST
0ay OF Dece nhct srll ~ pullic auction
to the highest ana best bidder 'or
cash The following described personal
property and sheep towlt
2i0o head 81 ewes. more or less. ~
oil ages and branded as follows
left ear. rigN ear. tOgvthsr
with 1870 head more oy less of lambs
the Increase 0l said herd iUiue the
wear 1911 which said shorp are noW
being ranged aud herdpd about ten
miles rasi OF Estancia. in the County
uf Torrance New Mexico aud any
and al COMMEMORATIVE purchasers viii
have an oppo unity 10 Inspect and
examine the SAME. mon application
to DE undersigned speriil Master af
any time before fHr da> OF snl, SAID
sale VIII hr made for 'ho purpose ul
atisiying e iud imtut rendered on fhc
day and year aforesaid o.. The sum
ot thirteen n,nusaud gN hundred
twenty -0n, aud si.lu0 dollars
tSl5.C-l iil. th, amnuat uf iGc Indcb|.
edncss together With interest on said
sum from thp 18th daN o. SeW mbcr
1911 until paid aud the additional
sum ui thirteen hundred sixty fwo ana
ii.lnO dollar tsl 3t2 i5i on account
of attorneys fees and al couri costs
and ,Xpons"s Incurred IN he p1hlic1.
'ion of this and compensation io mo
undersigned at receiver and special
master
ANGUS MoGlLIINRAY.
Special Master
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

lThr iuI.u NraII. ttirde" H"ru-
pau. nI.u bl- en- Interesting oshibit
"f arms and UiumuuItlou under tn"
direction of Vu.n Rance. worlds cv-
pert crack shot
o,oud tine Agricultural building be-
tnr marhiu.r, ,Nuinluuu Tiis BE- up-
ppttuucl, interesting iuusWurh az the
engines shown are uf That character
which ar. uDIuG utilized iu irrigation
farming for pumping iu many Sec
tinus uf N,v M,si.o. IN" Simpl, Ill
engine has % ,rr Interesting display.
has has the Nlhuvuaruu, Fuundf,
aud Mueh,nr Complain The santa
81 railroad BE- lsu expected 10 add
to tu, maDh iuCr display
Opposite the diypb, buudinps are
the stables whore snW, uf tho finest
hursrs That were over gathered iu
New Mexico are tH no seen boz the
course ~ their preparation Tor their
trials 90 speed THr tfuyk s dotted
with PAGERS ana tr"ttots ana running
horses Vhu ar. H.Ius run through
their pace, q. ap the las of the
TRACES. in tu' baseball diamond the
uniformed i.nr. ..utttiN,s OBJ th, Sew
'ui t,Bw entered lea th, baseball
tournament tur tho champi1ush.u of
the .autuH,f .'u hr seen 90 almost
au. tlWp u' t.. IIN. tossing the
lsHthor,u .HnUI. 90 irving out new
turtos Ear.r.,urd ut.hms arc
vot.hus These kuigbr of tho din
MON HIfn evident interest. nrobsul, !
ip tE, n"Hr ,' euu, du attaining to
iiE ieaeHr tuiu.uDo boz bu.rbal rir.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

MANAGEMENT 10 Animal shelters.
Miss Harriet q. Brd. stow. Mass
why Docking u cruel" John H.
Shoftsii, president of the illinoir HUI
mano society. chicago "lrresponsi-
BILE Humane Societies. John =. Part
ridge. president SAN Francisco Soci-
,ty for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals; Interstate Traffic Ia Hob
Veal, Dr Francis " ROwlcy. pres
idcnt Massachusetts society FOR tho
Prevention oi cruelty 60 Animals,
EOstuu.
About 3nn delegates are In attend
uucc pr william -. sullman. who
nJs served seven terms 40 president ~
the association. probably v,il be- chos.
ga tp succeed himself 81 the election
wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

uI. display o.. huge ~eu .nrrulHI"
County. 1879. I.uo Boo uui"ns nhiUn
b. 90 staple uruH uI tH, uuuH garden
rI. aud of which thousands OBJ. ba'-
r''e Hr" shipped ,NnrN wear Itoeidrs
tHr finest uf garden produce uaN Doe
s..u loo this display Shapes. peaches.
applies and u. manner of fruits.
i-imom Nalirv i,a- Iinc ENhihit
Exceptional. nu' is the showing
mlie n> tbe EASTERN valleys Tho o..
mare,blp up' about this displH, BE-
than ,ssrythil .huru was raised
without irrigation ui uu5 kind
better demonstration sol the pn-s'H
iu,s of dry forming in eastern Sow
NrNI.n could nrrutnit uoNh... ..
found Thor. trp eahhuE,s t H
around as u.'.rmpluu uua .at.f.
melons ns big OBJ, naWuu. aWH.
Nu .u,i Nhfr. Peter Kept N- Wf.
-u ,,r welt accord rl q. Nliuet
inps, when DO a stated boot au
watermelon fH.,I uy Ne-u farmer
welsh. uo les. tItu tE pounds SOM
id,u ~ the quality or tl, displays
may I'D, pl"au.d rhor. ace mJugcl
WUtlrls uig ,ra..H Geo f.,d steer
@ V,,h. ana ,,.rt that would last 90
family uh. ,t.t IONS The 700 Il
displays or k.tNr corn aud uI.l, b.
also ou cxhi.uuu. and 90, corn.
beans. milrt. rH.,t ard uat. u,rr f,1-
citations of NIt ..u he Gau. without
othU. chan the natural rainfall
THE clovis HuW, is remarkable
chiefly for 80. .N.uent m1iyrs oud
klfur porps
Another excellent 1roup uf dis
PLAYS BE- that shown bog Guadalun.
county and Oh, furf summer district
Amung other uut,Vurlh, product. uf
tho ueid might Dol. mentioned thr
peanuts. SWrri potstu.- eaictucluu-.
sugar hrrts aud tomatoes IN un-
usual sight tr northern ,'rs b. the
display uf cotton pods. Tb, raising
vi cotton IS % gonpafati1 OBS new iu-
duStrl IN New Mc~i.1 but ON, thYt
promises So have uo Inoousidrrubl'
influence iu th" agricultural uurc
nf the Now state.
The Texas pH rDmmur Doe. very
interesting di~nlaN OF it mtut and
varied prpdu O., rtugiug au tb, aay
from IN" crude uil Too rlofing plpsrs
and vIsoliur pWur Go tho t,.out
discoveries of oil 900 tnr state THESE
"iI displays are especially interesting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
ASPHALT PAVING
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

81 you win oail lt oufttor. v. Niil
be- glad Co lrt you haas, a Si.uI bottle
on the guarantee that % VIu nH yuu
nothing uulr-s you Hnd % DOES the
work And you decide For thtt mai.
ter 10 trial bnttnr tur 90 cDut- .IrEt
to be- enough absolutely tu prov. the
merits ~ the remedy
Drop into our store. anvWa,. aud us
wc have seen a. great many Dt.,. OF
skin trouble. We win give Npu re'c %
pamphlet Swing directions flr .lth-
ing
Ask for tho d. H. u. pm bl,.
Cause and cure - sun Discus, G't
posted ou this Uondcrful remedy 600.
day D. o. uRlelly Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10
OF
UNDERTAKES TO
MEET TO-DAY
Preliminary Sessions of An
nual Conference Held This
Morning at the Commercial
Club; Interesting Program.

Tho Ncw Mexico Fuurral Directors
and Emhalmor- association opened
ms sixth annual session ih.s morning
The meetings will continue until
Thursday and will her held boz the
Commercial club
The meeting this moru.n- WAS all.
cd A.. order uy vice lE,,sliru' n VI
Thoiuc iu no, absence ui President T..
n Strong. who ib absent from 'N' city.
Rev g. q hickman pi ths Gins de-
lNoi,l au invocation ana Attorney
VI y Hickey. acting for Mto. ! E.
Els O. who vas absent az IN, cunyen.
zion of mayors delivered tn sdfrcss
oi welcome President Dillp rel. md.
cd Tor the association The H.cs lent
then delivered his annual dd rgs. In
witch hr outlined m" work to He Upue
or the meetings. ana urged rhr ,lc.
ms oi lHu profession upon uah.r
plane
The association then sdiur.n,G Co
meet poi e \ Rcnouard. who +. .o
deliver several lecture, before fhr
association
Th. Ussu. ntIuu m,mb,rs present
ut, 49, a Brauuari of N.N }.rh.
~ % U,tdov uI Gallup a. e. r,I-
Goo Hf Pennington A. u Burk .. hf..
mDgordu Cark uIles nr Uo..,.. d.
Fr.uHn OF AIhulurrlH. 30 %.
strong of Albuquerque 4 Borders %
Alauqu'rlu, o. D.. johnson .r I3s
N,pss. = Ka-ur of El ps.H 80 o.
koeh oi Turumcar. ~ % I.. Of
sam MptDiH. J q MaAnH.. u. DEM