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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

, THE suSNn SUPPLY
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f"NN fINN'lNIN NfNlINN.If
sydney 9rooks has written an az
ticic On cuba into whith he hns In
cidentaiiy introduced the question ~
the future sugar supply 81 the United
states II cannot he said that his
discussion Of the subject ~ c0mpre-
hensive. tor he totally ignores the
possibilities 81 beet SUGAR culture in
this country.
After stating that the United states
now uses some 3.2a0.O00 tons of
suenr year. and assuming tina, In
icsp than a decade hence We shall re-
quirc u the present rate ot consump-
lion l. maintained az least i.000.oo0
tons annually Mr. Brooks asks where
this vast supply u 90 come from.
Hawaii. Porto Rico and Louisiana
seem o. have reached the limit ~
their production. and he says the pos
sihltities ~ the Philippines are un-
dependable iie then cunriudcs with
the assertion that cuba and cuba
alone ~ capable ~ the Development
that viii Ne needed Ca cope Win
American demands
nut what II the matter with beet
sugar. Mr. brooks entirely Ignores
that sDurce ~ supply which. after
all that has been said on tho sub.
ject u the most promising. aud gives
assurance that " " N proprri, drvel'
| oped there viii never he any ncccs-
slty for curtallins American con
sumption.
Tho. beet sugar production ~ the
world In isWS amounted O. nearly
hoo. zoe tons. only $50. zee tons less
than the cane sugar output In tn
same year The Chiei part ~ thi'
vast product was grown ln Enr0P'
and production In that country wa
lon such scale that frec-trudp Eng
land I'm order ~ protect its can'
sugar producing colonies. secured ~
agreement which resulted IN curiah
INK production.
There IL not the slightest doubt "
the mind OF any one who mas eivei
attention 90 the matter that the Unit
cd states. with proper encourage
ment. will be able To- produce twice
az much beet sugar ~ Europe. u
IN. campaign of 1919 the output %
this country was 1904 ,9aA. coo pound
"A tsn-fold increarc IN decade, IN
product In 1898 being oniy 1s.I3a. go
pounds.
obviously the proper course foi
Americans 80 pursue Is Ia persist u
the encouragement of beet sugar pro
dnction SieadfaEt adherence To III
policy 1T protection viii secure 70
suits similar 10 those achieve
through the promotion Of the ir"
, and steel industry.
The United states now produce
nearly AZ much iron and steel az n
whole OF Europe. and its cons1mi'
I tlon 81 those commodities Is nearl
; double that At any othcr country %
, the globe. Zen years from now on
sugar output viii be ar great ~ IN
combined European product, nn
Americans will probably be consutn
. ing twice ~ much sugar per capt.
NJ the people of the continent and
England.
. N there y ans disposition 90 d"vi
Y such an outcome II will be reni"ve
a when tho doubtcr reflects that u
not 80 many years ago that we wer
consuming half NJ much Iron ~
: steel per capita as the next urges
consumer. nov we easily absor
twice a. many pounds per capita q
the nex; most liberal user of su"
4 products.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
CnInNrI. mann.

'plonel Bapy gives command.
Nith the waving ~ his hand.
Alih the hitting of his eycS
\ their heaven of blue surprise.
Aanel habs needs NO tongue
"a the speech IT being young
ia 90 move his world OF glee
M(re he Wills II ought To be-
cobn.i Baby breathes the viii
ina sets all the ranks a-thrili
WIZ the passion not 20 sweFve
From the captain that they serve
'oione BABY has his way
In the nlght as IN the day.
SMILES ais buRios. tearF hts drum.
~ his anser witch We come.
Colonel IAby Yields % power
That grpNs wider every hour.
Making hlh musnair great
With the mastery % fate.
Colonel nabs-~tost. toot. foot.
How the head and give salute
mighty from Ms throne Of child
NJ hath al the world besuilcd.
Baltimore sun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

~ the quick administration OF JUS
tice Yesterday morning az : o'clock
Chief Coles was Informed that the
tailor ahop had been burglnfi1ed. lie
discovered that the intruder had In
luted bis hand In encctlng an en-.
trance. shortly after 3 o'clock he
arrested kiEg. whose hand bore a
fresh wound King confessed and
took Coles to hia room where the
articles stolen from the shop we're
discovered. King was placed In the
hands of sheriff Romero. The oyi-
dence against him was given 20 the
Grand Jury. ~ O'Clock true bin
AGAINST him was returned and short
lime later King pleaded guilty when
atraigned before the court. within
ten hours after the discovery Of the
burglary the offender was captured,
indicted and awaiting sentence
An indictment charging Manuel
Ortiz with the larceny OF horse
was returned late yesterday AFTER
noon Ortiz was arraigned and
pleaded no, guilty Mcssrs. chester
bunker and Leo Tipton were appoint
ed by Judge Clarence J. Robcfts TO
conduct the mans defense and hts
trial was act for Saturday morning.
Another true bin was returned yes
terday hut 40 the man indicted IL
not under arrest II was not made
public. In the ease OF Mrs. Lucinda
Johnson a notrue BIN was returned
Mrs johnson has been frequent de-
iendant IN police court proceedings
and u was at her homo thai the
properly stolen from the Le Due
tailor shop and the men now awaiting
sentence for the robbery OF thar
place were discovered The grand
jury expected TO return number
OF indictments as this afternoons Sos
sion OF the court These are said "a
be directed against persons who have
refused or neglected 20 send theiI
children 20 school.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
LINCOLN COUNTY WILL
DISCOURAGE TARRIN0
citian~ OF slasd, Bcnd District Pro-
.posr Legislative Action Making u s
.fcions fo ipistnidaic Woman.

Lincoln Center. Nov el.--The peo.
pie OF this district. feeling that they
have been disqraced by the lnmented
occurrence az Shady Bcud. when u
IL alleged Miss Chamberlain was Civ
en- q coat of tar, have taken the in
ltlaiive IN movement AGAINST any
recurrence Of such an act "a Is claim
cd 10 have been coinl.htted.
A movement IL on foot here TO have
Lincoln county take the lead In an
Effort Intended Ia discourage any
future tar party outrages IN kan
sas. by amending the state law at
the next sesslon OF the Legislature 40
al to make he use OF force IN con.
certed insults upon womanhood a
statutory felony.
The business men OF Lincoln Cen.
ter. together With the wealthy iarm-
ing classes oi the surrounding cnun-
Try. have been much hnmlllaied by
the puhliciiy the outrage upon Mary
Chamberlain the Beverly school
teacher, has hronghs down upon their
county and intend IN this way 10
show the world thar Lincoln county
diselslms the inference some may
have drawn 10 the efeci that good
citizenship Is AZ a discount here.
Petitions are being prepared TO he
presented to Representative Crawford
aud senator Fowler, ana they VIII
be- expected 10 father the btu In the
legislature.
The tao, that no law now exists IN
Kansas on this subject MAS not
known until he arrest here al the
men accused OF helne implicated IN
the tar parry
| Then u was found that the oniy
onense they could be accused OF Vas
thai of assault. and 4 was 10 this
charge that the men who declined "a
stand trial pleaded guilty.
Tho only punishment for assault
Is thai OF a $500 file OF else punish
aieni by imprisonment la the county
iail for term not exceeding one
year
Public sentiment here agreed Will
that Of the rest Of Kansas In beine
disappointed IN The penalty the mel
who took part IN the tarring Of Miss
chamberlain were compelled 20 pay
II was considered that the iail sen
tence wRs no punishment for Rlcord
The barber "decoy" Ia tho case, ans
In fact. thai Il was really 80 punish
mem To any 81 the men implicated
except perhaps Everett G. ClarF, th'
Beverly millcr and capitalist, and hl'
two friends. Watson Scranton ant
Jay Fiizwaicr who blended guilt'
With him
The petitions which are being pre-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
WHY wONEN SUFFER-.
Many Albuquerque wosscn Ar
Learning she Cure.

tEorhtut we tuFc.
Women often suffer. not knowing
the cause.
Backache. headache. dizziness,
nervousness
Irregular urinary passages. weak
ness. lnnRuor---
Each n seeming torture OF Itself
Together tell OF weakened Kidneys.
Strike at the root--get 20 the
cause.
Quickly give the help the kidneys
need.
No remedy endorsed like Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thouaands--
Endorsed nt home.
Here's convincing proof from q
Albuquerque citIson.
Mrs ". Adair, SIT 8. Edith ST..
Albuquerque, n. ~, SAYS: Two and
a half years ago used Doan'a KID
noy Pills and was 80 pleased with the
benefit obtained that was glad 10
publicly recommend them. In Civ
ting this second statement. II Is my
desire 70 show that I value this
remedy M hiEh IA ever. 7 had such
severe pains across my ioina and be-
tweens my shoulders that WAS
gF6aily Inconvenience IN getting
around. Tho contents OF one box
~ Doan's kidney pills relieved mo 81
gseatly that could not do otherwise
than praSlac thom."
For snlo by All dealers. Price so
cents Foster Mliburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
al sitates.
Remember the nanse--Doan's--a
take no other ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
VIE nlNCM.

The of the shady Bcnd tai
party dit,s one OF those unlmae-
iuahl' "a wherein dcpravity of the
haseSi ~ II manifested 10 a
group 81 Normally. any group
" hotter the worst man ~ AZ.
tn" men he tar party helped
rach oth.rl h. viz.
The ,icttt this extreme dcrrnv-
ny n. appasy an estlmnbl. young
woman whabne offcns. was that
she Wiz ilmb,v supcrior to the
"reieh"s wh9mlliated her Vet u
rhc had heeA errIng woman. or
even - debas'one. what spark Of
mapho2d weuhave permitted her
to be treated % Wass
A. applichbi,, the unspeakAbi,
fellow who doc.d her one rrcssii'
the reply 90 nry clay Dean. .
famous Mis-ouriwyer OF the earl,
days. 10 a man Aised nj the crime
which ,IRicord atcmpiated. This
man asked the lher to defend him
and admitted Ia b his guilt
no. said pcai"I viii NOT de-
fend you, You OH 10 be shot on
OF red-hc, cannoshroush barb
I'd wire fence. into A."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

United. The pcnel hVs ~ tnls en-
heightened twentieth century are sup.
fn,-ed a. have their foundation solely
in th. effort ~ protect society and
prevent repetition ~ the crime foe
which the punishment is admins
tered
co course. the death penalty very
offcctuany prevents the one upon
whom n " Inflicted from repeating
that or any other crime. but hong cS-
pcriencc hsr shown that u has lit,ie
Iif any deterrent effect upon oihcr
4 riminais for crimes of violence, IN
aHtcad ~ decrcasing IN frequency.
have multiplied at such rate a. to
lnnstitute source ~ the greatest
harm. A. measure Of projection
society capital punishment may
lnor, b. considered "a failure, White
gro re can be no DOUBT that lts IN
Wilton has q brutaiiSlng influence on
public character that more than
dii r,s whatever good Is claimed a.
vac q from a.
BIS On. obstacle stands In the
of the abolition of this relic Of
heyal HataRery ny the majority
states ~ the union ana that
'"''' Mo H. the abuse Of the pardon
"p- hwcr bS governors OF the vari'
mas faics n the day shall ever
NOR when the public can he assured
MY W sentence uf NE Imprisonment
u' "sexactlv what u Says. and thai
l'Ne' ~ wealth and Influence on tbs
"''' enhd nor sickiy sentimentalisu
'''"- IN lnthcr will he allowed Co IN
frA,ith tho fulfillmsnt of ih'
haif lavindaies. II " rafe to say tina
the pun Union viii demand the abo
pa huoah ne death penalty.
'fich bAat. time comes. howeser
'h9I ~ man Who wants 10 So
'e"'' the lhforced viii insist that 81
'"r crline%iying an eicmcnt Of a,r"c
IN" ~ shmcnt shalt be lnflicte'
P' irom there u no escape.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

with a fund OF ssaosl already on
hand for the McNamailaefense and
sse.oeo more IN ht.h,rc doesn't
seem 10 be much pyeect of Mr..
Darrow being called uis % do any
charity work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

The United states getting ready
TO dispatch the Fif~sh infantry to
China In the event disorders when
the Manchu dynnsi, lliy succumbs.
Probably shiplpadA bread from
good old Kansas flc'Awould 40 AZ
much towards qucilhl disturbances
as transport fun Of 4nors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

tn show iheir politioa ledopend-
ence the Chinese revoluthn cuts
or his queue aud the Lonnn suffra-
sctle breaks into jail IN lhink's
meihod wuuld seem 10 hr aas 81.
fcetive aud much less unco'sain bic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

IN spite OF The Virginia laN ~AA
excludes reporters srnn tho excoA
tion chamber. an. world AZ large
pretty well Informed that Beattlc wa
sleetrocnted this marpinn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

And probably white Mr. nrSan
was aboard that wrecked shin there
wer. some Democratic aspiran,s Who
really hoped for the worst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Georgia has had three aSlnors
this year aud Is preparing 60 ~ q
fourth. New Mexico had 90 Nalt
over sixty y.ars for the chana 70
elect one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Those Chinese rebels are another
demoniration Of the fact tina, mos,
amy old Kind ~ man can learn 20
shoot gun u he gets mad enough.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

What nice, Juicy rotten batch Of
murder and underworld court cases
are running n the press Just nov,
II Il really news
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Ia dnrp. chilly wsnlher there II al
ways large deunnd for nAl.i.AHD's
SNOW LlNiMENT because meny poo
pie who know " experience its ereai
relieving power N fheumaiic aches
and pains, prepare ~ appiy Il az thu
first twlnne. price Csc soc and 81 90
per bottle. sold Nv - drsssis's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

II DO not believe there 81 any
other medicine 10 good for who0plng
cough - chamherlaln's Cough RENE
edy." writes Mrs Francis Turpin.
Junction city. ore. This remedy IN
alfo unsurpassed for colds ard Group.
BoF sale ny all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
Try Us
Again
Do You Know

That cleaning. rebantlue and
blocking Of hats - a mania with
US. Those mats out OF shape"
the edge worn. the hand worn.
the outside band discoIored. the
sweat band nasty. any one or AL
are our delight In repalring for
YOU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Il must be- extremely sailing 90 vi
Paso 10 have 20 sive place to Laredo
a. a ceuser Of war news
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
BAPTIST D,zsn.
Ladies' of Central Congregation 60
sell Good Things saturday.

The ladies OF the Central baptist
church viii hold "A bagar at the store
OF the Daily Grocery Co., zoe East
Central. Saturday. November 20. This
bazaar viii last an day This IL "A
good place g. buy your sunday din
ner. ~ tho ladies Will have . ful,
supply OF home cooking ut a reason-
able price. Among the many things
the ladies will offer for Saie VIII be
handmade bed quilts. aprons. shirt
waists dust caps and an nntol sup
ply Of fancy needle ana drawn work.
Don't fan to make them a visit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

faFolictte'n boom began In CALI
fornla So did Fowler's iranSoontl.
mental night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Do You Know

That the opercoat worn 20
shahhiuoss around the collar.
tho front edges. the lapels, and
the pockets faHgln6. lining
wcrn. any and Ill We have skill
"a wofknien who RATS 'EM
AI4ivEr and Rlyea you hack
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

Regulate the bowels when they fan
10 move properly. HIsRBiSE N an
admirable bowel regulator. II helps
the liver and stomach and restores q
nne feeling % strength and buoyancy.
Price soc. sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
practically new appearing gar
ment
Try Us

DO you know "FEIIx"f He's
the youth thar dDss nothing but
call for and deliver back your
goods. He's o. X.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

skilled work with your clothes.
your hats. Glso the Chlldren's.
That We viii keep your clothes
cleaned, pressed ana repaired
and always IN order cyen 20
that hole in the pocket" or
Tint suancndor button THAT
We can mend that rip or tear 20
that your close friend cannot
detect II. That pants bottom"
wo can fix IN a "tfFFY." THAT
suit OF clothes you have dis
carded Ia good for seasons
wear after our treatment. We
villa. SAVE YOU MONEY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24
Test Him
Who are we that
say so much,

Wen. va are the folks that
guarantee your goods from tho
time We receive them against
loss By IRE. theft or any mishap.
TO their value and our WORK
70 the fullest extent aud ank no
pay from the patron IL dIasatis-
fed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-24

That all tears. rips and rents
can be successfully repaired %
that your aelRhbor would not
know Il.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-25
SPLINTER IN HIS FINGER.
A Boys Dread of Little Pain Costs
Him His Life.

After a twenty-four hours fight to
save him from death by lockjaw,
Harry Soberhieck, eleven years old
of Park place and Grafton avenue,
Woodhaven, L. l., died Saturday at
st. Mary's Hospital, Jamaica. Last
Friday week, while playing, the boy
caught his hand on a rough board,
and splinter half an inch long pene-
trated a finger. He did not tell his
parents of the injury because he
thought it would be more painful to
have the splinter extracted than to
leave it in his finger. Monday he
was seized with convulsions and was
hurried to the hospital in an ambu-
lance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-25
VOICE HEARD 1000 MILES.
Phone Connection Between New
York and Denver.

For the first time in the history of
mankind the human voice carried g.
900 miles direct when New York
found Denver over the long distance
telephone wires on Wednesday.
A group Of Manhattan newspaper
men in downtown skyscraper talk
ed to another group in the Colorado
city, picked up Omaha on the way and
also gossiped with Chicago.
A phantom telephone, connected
with four copper wires the thickness
of a lead pencil, brought the cities
together, and in all % people were
exchanging messages by telephone
and telegraph at once over these four
wires.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-25
MARRIED ON A WAGER.
Later Southern Lawyer Realized Mis-
take and Left for Europe.

Later Southern Lawyer Realized Mis-
take and Left for Europe.
81 Married as the result of a wager,
Frank S. Cannon, of Greenville, Miss,
has started on a two years trip to
Europe. While he is gone his bride,
who was Miss Raye Hill, of Memphis,
will bring an action for divorce at
his own request, charging desertion.
Cannon is city attorney for Green
vile. With Percy Andrews, of Jack
son, Miss, and R. H. Wildeberger,
of Clarkesdale, Miss, he was at a
hotel in Memphis, Tenn, one night
when one of the men remarked to
Cannon that he ought to find nice
girl and get married.
'sI will get married right away,
replied Cannon. There is a pretty
girl over there. think I'll marry
her, if she will have me-"
.I will bet 500 she won't" inter
posed a member of the party. Can
non declared the bet was on.
Approaching the young woman in
a deferential manner, Cannon ex-
planned that a bet of 800 had beer
made that the young woman would
not marry him. He explained the
wager and asked the young woman
what she was going to do about it
She replied that girl could moi
tell what she would do until she was
asked. Cannon asked and the gir
said Eyes,
There was a wedding. The mex
day. however, Cannon saw the fool
ishness of his step, and the other:
did the same.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-25
News for Mother.

A series of revival services was
being held in a western city, and
placards giving notice of the ser
vices were posted in conspicuous
places. One day the following no
tice was posted: "Hell: It's Loca-
ton and Absolute Certainty. Thos.
Jones, baritone soloist, will sing,
Tell Mother I'll Be There Lip
pincott's.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-05-25

me the plants looked grateful, and
held up their heads more proudly,
as if saying, now we can grow" [
went on happier for the incident,
stronger for the exercise and with
a renewed faith in the maker of all
things.
The finty soil reminded me of
peoples hearts. How selfish and
hard they do get! We are told that
in the latter days people are to have
hearts of stone, hearts that cannot
feel. We are also told that God can
take away these stony hearts and
give them hearts of flesh, if they ask
him.
Under the Mosaic law (obey and
you live, disobey and you die) their
case would be hopeless, but means
of escape has been provided.
"Christ has died to make every
promise in the Bible worth it's face
value" Surely God is love when he
could give up his only son to die
for sinful men. Do you realize that
by your actions you are not only
consenting to his death, but your are
actually .crucifying him afresh?
Spiritually you are in bad shape,
like the boy who has disobeyed and
eaten green plums and is all doubled
up with cramps, you must have help
or you will die. Only the Great
Physician can cure sin. His blood
can make. you clean again, even
winter than snow.
Suppose you had not bathed your
body in years, what {. dreadful con-
dition you would be in! Spiritually
YOU are in the same shape. Wake
I'D. before it is too late! am sent
to offer you life, if you reject it, then
the wages of sin is death.
There were two thieves crucitled
with Christ, one was saved, one lost.
Why? Because one was rebellious,
the other repentant. With death
staring him in the face, he acknoWl-
edged his punishment to be just, but
asked Christ to remember him when
he came into his kingdom. Christ
replied: ''To-day thou shalt be with
me in paradise" Very simple isl it
not? "A broken and a contrite heart
he will not despise."
Ye prodigA sons, why feed on the
husks that the swine eat when there
is plenty in your Fathers house?
Arise, go to him and tell him you
have sinned and done wickedly in
his sight, and that you are no more
worthy to be called his son-a royal
welcome awaits you.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.