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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

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They're session TAFT
Rrnting uunopoirs.
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Perhaps they viii perhaps ~ %
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Their Disqualification ID
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
INrluUlN ADVICE,

HW.nu,, Stokes a. Sow Nort 90
IHgk,.u.f tHo .n1ra. hu.u .uHul.
u Young ANA exceedingly aupd .ppk-
ua a.tl. u..a ,o -uruI him vh.u he
Visited H.m 100 tHpr apartments do-
.at,- uhu h, $50. Interested uuN u
r..ur urm mth,Iy advice
The art uIus Brother STOKES
.nouId na,, Included 90 hls mthnIs
adu,, o. th,.. good IaokIug girls Was
goo r,var. ur Ia.t Such uId uodf,r. os
um..lf IN, second thing ur should
Hay. puJ into hts purUruhul advice
aas that an odd saIoot who has uo net
Irr sense tuUu Co be- worked" pos 90
couple of good looking dumscls with
out tIubl, meat. pt support.
didn't have brains enough 90 give
nthcrn 90 au, other kind ot advice
worth Hst,n.ug Zoo.
Brother Stokes docs not max. hit
With IA, public loo hts role % Vp
wrong Goo shoot him. but someone
should have administered swift
ttek in about tine sam, region where
DO. received o. pellet of lead
GRANTING that ai Hrothct stokes
.ats was true, and that be- had Moth
ing bot the most ph,uuthropic mo-
tINos boz respect Co these young ladies.
ho sin puts himself Ia the position of
h'ing considerable OF an ass.
% is fair To surmisc that the Young
ladies who were cxcrcdngI, good
lookIug Handsomely dressed and i'm
.liucd To- evening dinners. cold BOTTLES
aud tn like could look on, for thom.
fckcs
New YORK. Be- rom of girls. honest.
dorent ANA iu need Of hrlp They are
working iu factories stores aud al
over the civ for punucos ANA nttlo
assistance from SOME ph.lanthrupir
wiiliuuuir Vuuld dU much tu ughtcn
th,lr load
Moreover they probably would br
d'cen, enough Go accept such assist
aIw' from Hruthcr stokes or most any
other kud Old gent without the in
iormalitN OF having him visit them IN
thoif apartments and without plugging
hm fun ct pistol bullets after hc had
Dispensed hls rifts
The trnuhi" with atuorly advice b.
IN" sort of rirls uu whom II is he
slowed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
on. NOI GN~ HikI'
tArlzuua Gl2etteN


one moro evidence shat wc are nct
ting into the metropolitan class
Phocniy g. 40 hay, mounted polIc"
squad
True 60 viii bo possible for only
one cop 'o mount az time Also
there viii be- no Roununto or otHD.
fiery s'cod The noun viii consist
of one motorcycle The said motor
cycle viii be- for 90, use of the whole
force. and viii bee Kept al the city
building for emergency purposes
Tho purchase of MS machine was
utholiyod los an ordinance PASSED
by the council last night There ls
no que.tioy but a Motorcycle Is need
ed. AMI That II viii be- ~ material
assistance TO chief Moore ana his
mcr al times. osgfcig,'y when quiCi,
action Is necessary or when rnp'd
transportation io distant points is
requisite
one motorcycle o. now IN use hut
u is the private property OF Once.
tlosmcr. the traffic policeman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

u would bc great pleasure 10
have nm opportunity to uru the hose
un Mrs.. Theodore T. Shouts. who's.
name hua been figuring i'm tho ncwa-
paper headlines for several days
Mrs shonta represents type ~
American woman which is disgusting
to sensible people ail over The world
Women like Mrs shonts are respon-
s.hlr for the fact that the word Amer
lean is received with snccr ia
Europe Tn, femaIe, ~ her stripe
so chasing over LrNaud ana France
and Italy, making monkeys OF them
selves, aud $50 th, idea holds that
American women are am nohs. willing
to pay any price Tor social houors.
When Mrs Shonts married her nus-
band be- was without prospects and
poor. BE developed unsupported
Feuius as a busInrs, man. aud ue-
ramo rioh and then abnormuIN u.h.
Co. his own undoing Had De- remuInrd
poor Deg might have been bapp,
man, with tho comfortable nmur r.-
'att"us ~ fhr ordinary American Hu-
zen Ills vi., m.ent hay. been ID saup
ana sensInl, matran taking whole.
some pleasure n her housekeeping
ana perhaps swcuug up IItuo COCA
siounlly iu pardonablr wa, over the
sucrees ~ h,r lawn .oe.aI or pink toa
lut as Sh9nt- Accumulated none,
his wifc became ppss,s-,I of % fever
i-h desire GOO become ptinunc, 10
society American suGn. wasn't
large enough tor h.r ID vat contract.
el ny pent.up uuca, 1rd such ,hiue.
eh, wanted Go b., AN nt,ruluuu ug-
urr ANA began plaYrp n. eam, a.
lhat end. she had hauEhisr. aut
succeeded in purchasiug Iu uurmir
French duke FOR the girl and since the
duke was iassocd the old woman has
bccn irlsklnp back ana forth urrosa
VA" ocean iu u r.dicufous and disgust
.ne way ADVERTISING EeisIf and her
'capturod dnkc az both mdt 81 th.
line
sh'uts must have hpou tempted.
time ana again, Co tak, urt into lhr
Easement and dress hct down with e.
huggy Whip but ho IL retrng hy
man and he probably frli MAT ne
puldn't heat his wife without getting
poslhlo that hr Is tired Vt her fool
iaitnes4 ~ lasl. for she Is said Ia have
brought emit for separate mainten-
ancr. with demand Tor AL kinds az
money n Theodore has any sens"
nc win aGree 60 almost anything 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
TnI norrL NDI.

New YORK which alrcady has the
largest hotels uu the continent keeps
ON adding to their number and the
latest ONE planned is Co surplss In
sl1, and possibly u quality the far
famed Wuldurf-Nsturil Tho latter
bias 900 rnuWs tho new hotel wa
contain l.pu. 1ud 10 is SEQ b, taller
for b VHl have q stories This
grrpt uoN,lry viii cost with the land
upwards of 5000. 900. CT Co Doc exact
the site r'prN,nts fL.5o.ooo and the
building $4,000 600. "a, furnishing H
another matter Tu,r, are som, iOn
hotels iu tn, American metropolis.
ond most ot th'm pay r. good profit
60 owner ana managers Tho l,aste
OF the gigantic hotel mentioned viii
pay au annual rental OF t3h0.0o0. for
"a term OF q years
We note thcsc facts as showing
how hotels have become ravorltc
form OF Investment iu NcW York Tho
higher-gradc hostrlrirs there are
N"ritahlc palaces. nowhere cqualled
for Injury.
Hotel construction here ls ou a FAR
NOR" modest scale. but the time is
@,ming when the demands ct tourist
travel VIII encourage capitlrsts 10
build large aud luxurious hotels Next
autumn ana winter viii probably Wit
ness q revival of the tourist inflow.
for the city Inns lost none ~ lts at
tractivoness. and remains I'm MANY
respects the most interesting city of
the now world, as BE- m the mos,
picur que.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
TO EDUCATE GIRLS
FOR FARM LIFE
University of Missouri College
of Agriculture Takes UP
New and Interesting Phase
of It's Work.

Columbia. Mo, July For the
first time IN any college course in
farm hfo rs offered women students
here. The college of agriculture ot
the University uf Missouri her inning
next fnll will educate women for life
on a farm. Courses covering q wD-
mans duties viii bc started and. for
tho first tme the degree In aeri 'ul-
turo viii be- at the disposal uf ihe
women.
II win not be- ne 1sgl fo~ The woe
men who take this courss 20 leern
how 20 plant corn, harvest wheat or
acquire the more technical knowirdge
that her husband IS supposed 90 have.
II Is course wholly 'or farmers
wives, In which she viii learn about
poultry raising. dairy work. house
keeping home economics ana similar
things.
There has boon need Of such a
course Tor ycarf said Dean =. h.
Mumford $50 We have planned
tho course especially TOR women Who
want To- study agriculture ana cquiu
themselves for NE ON the farm Giris
heretofore have taken the courses in
homo economies, nut that IL az far as
thcy have gone in the matter
There certainly are many other
things they ought 90 know ~ they are
going To- live on "a farm. they nave
received no credit for that work IN
agriculture. hut from now on they
will get the degree the Same as the
men They viii not however have 60
learn the details of CROP raising and
other things la which farmers wives
have no direct interest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
rnneE \rrnINrMENTs.

Mayor Elders appointments, it ap-
peurs. are never 60 hc Confirmed by
ho Democratic aldermen " these
aldermen desire Go stand out against
90, public sentiment that is thelr
huunoss. II must Doe remembered,
however. that unless Mayor Elder can
have the men he wants ln charge 81
thr city departments ho can Ia "a"
was be held accountable for the con
duo, OF cltv affairs w View of the
present situation II would seem that
those aldermen who urc refusing go
confirm his appoinloes Would De- alad
lo hay, someone ty ana stralghtcn
matters ont for thom
rlowcyor. n thcy desire to go before
tho people ON their records, " will
give us pleasure" to watch thr big
show al he next cty election
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
TuE VIRTUE on TIE PUMP

lCnlnmhne ConIlerl

II is nu inrequently said by the
skcptical the uniformed ana those
toward the gravity ditch
system OF irrigation that pumping for
crop growth II impractahle aud de-
stined sooner on later 20 become a
failure And. falling back on che dig
nifty Of their supposed logic, they give
as their reasons that pumping h
TOO expensive. and trat he under
ground flow cannot be accurately dc.
termined."
Taking the reasons transversely
we wish To say. that the latter argu'
meai will amply more foroefully 20
the gravity system OF irrigation than
that OF pumping
The surface streams, especially IN
this latitude aud longitude whose vol,
umc depends very largely upon the
amount Of snowfall ~ their source.
necessarily lose much of their liq.
uld flow by reason OF evaporation
from sun ana wind The underilow
Is never affected IN this manner. Last
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

ing of fir" marshal laws is the guess
ton as 10 who is tn pay the bill The
people say Let ms charge Il 60 thr
insurance companies The latter de-
clare. "You must take II ont OF thu
tax levy" while farmers mutual com
pnnics SAY Let tn" bis fellow pay
it," lEy dividing tho cost hptNccn the
companies and tax lcyy more stntrs
marshal laws.
The nnNt thing Required ls q proper
licensing ct brokers once licensed
he should be- required tu do certain
things Arson comes from IA" ability
Ia get improper Insurance too easily.
III" applicant Tor insurance. when he
goes 10 broker for Il policy, should
make an allegation OF Ia" insured
value and If the total Insurance IA
force at tho time The broker today
must allege that ne finds the facts as
stated. hut this should be- set forth ia
detail ana not In a phrase. tn" state
mcnt should be signed by the appli-
cant, Endorsed by the broker and sent
to the fire marshal u az the time
of the loss it can be shown in adjust
rhcnt that the allegation was false,
let the man suffer the same penalty
that he does today for presenting e
false statement for credit
Applications for insurance go 10 a
rating burcau which gives the broker
transcript of the defects OF the
building and of what They would give
la the way OF a reduced rate Il YOU
Improve those conditions. The broker
should pass the transcript 10 the hte
marshal " ny making $1,000 I'M
p-uvemouts ia saving Of &20o "a the
premium can be effected then ia
marshal should he able to compel YOU
To do u,
after th" state machinery is per-
fcoted We need to hook after the mu-
ncipM ordinances. ' ln almost every
city in this country there is no man
datorN limit on the bad condition IN
which buildings may De kept good
building ordinance should cover, first
how To put up and protect new
building aand 1t should require tina,
old buildings be gradually improved
The assessor should enclose two
blanks which the property owner
should pass on 90 the fire marshal
im-annuallN. alleging the condition
Of his buildings " he has broken
any law lei him bear the penalty
Chirf croker OF New York has said
that of l2.010 fires in 1909, 3.on0
came from faulty compliance with the
tenement laws and from filthy cellars
and naliWnNa filled win comhustihl
material Aftcr making the citizen
go on record We need inspection of
property There IN no reason why M"
active fire force should not use q pot-
ton of ~ time In famillarizing itself
with the very places u may be called
al on 90 protect. and at the same umr
Ftc piping disorder ana carolessncs, bee
lore fires start We, should take the
Position Of the Chinaman Who pays
the doctor az long as he h we'll We
ought to stop this thing instenC of
taking care or the victim afterwards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

More ana more q is Impressed
upon MS that pia2 has lcft Mexico.
Tho street car strike IN tho federai
district was SETTLED yesterday and the
men got an Increase of three SCENTS
an hour In pay The amount Is small
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

novels, a single dose OF Deans Reg
uleis n enough. Treatment cures
habiiual constipation. rs cents box.
Ask your druggist for them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

greater means of enhanced pfoduc'
ton, thai there is no worthy com
patison between the TWO systems
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Gups ana Art Suuar's naw styles
ana ui'-io. date coipflngs. lus, in Al
bert .'al,r Furniture ana Cnri cts.
3uS-3tU West central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08
AM!! 1TTHHERS
1:luTYz:'

II Is the duty Of every expectant
mother to prepare her system for the
coming of her little one TO avoid as
far as possible the suffering Of such
occasions, and endeavor To pass
through the crisis with her health
and strength unimpaircd. This she
may do through the use of Mothers
Friend, n remedy that has been so
long in use, and accomplished so
much good, that il is in no sense an
experiment, but preparation which
always produces the best results. lt
IS for exernal application aud SO pen
Grating in its nature as TO thoroughly
Intricate every muscle. nerve aud ten
don involved during the period before
baby comes. IL aids nature by ex-
banding the skin and tissues, relieves
tenderness and soreness, and perfectly
prepares the system for natural aud
sale motherhood Mothers Friend
has been used and endorsed by thou
sands OF mothers, aud its use will
prove comfort aud a benefit to any
woman in need of such a :emedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Jack johnson has agreed tu tight
again 90 next Easter Muudu, Jack
might die before then. however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

aims much valuable information
BRADFfELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Mothers Friend
is sold ut drug
stores. Write for
free book for
expectant moth
crs. Mhich con-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Castro b. back in Venezuela ana sp
far as vo are concerned ho may stay
there as long as be- g1nusos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-08

Buffalo Jones is going &C. start "a
game pr"sory. BOP Sew Mexico. There
ave Tot ot original specimens Tor
him to round up down here. am right
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-26
SUES ON PEACH LAND.
Local Purchasers Bring Suit Asains.
Dee Moin0s COMPANY.

Local Purchasers Bring Suit Against
Dee Moinss Company.
Z. o. Cross and John Kelly. the for
mer until very recently Of this city.
have fled suit. in the district court
against the Frisco Fruit Farm Conn
pany, Of Des Moines. J. r.. Marshall.
its president. and p. A. Hawley. Of this
city. for $4,000 ,dainaxes growing cut
Of the purchase Of a thirty-one acre
peach orchard near Koshkonong. Mo-.
in 1909. Altho he was apurchaser Of one
third interest In the land, Hawley il
made 2 defendant because Of the al
legation that he urged the plaintiffs to
make the purchase. It was claimed in
the petition that the orchard was rep-
resented to have yielded and would
yield a net profit Of $3.50 an acre per
year The plaintiffs allese the price
at which It was purchased, part of
which was paid, and notes given for
the balance, was 1925 an acre. a total
of ss,s75. Cross and Kelly claim never
to have seen the land before they
bought.
p. A. Hawley says that dry weather
and unreasonable frosts for the last
two years have cut crops short. caus-
ing him to lose income along with
others, but he thinks that there Is
lodge politics back Of the move to make
him a defendant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-26

RAILROADS ANDJclIy TO
ACRES WHERE IT STARTS
Ordinance Provides North End Shall
Bs at South Side Of Nevada Street.
City and Roads May Chang.
This to Market Street II They
Wish.

a viaduct over the tracks OF the
Northwestern and the Iowa Central on
South Third avenue was declared to
be q necessity by the state railroad
commission at the hearing held with
the representatives of the railroad COM
panies and others interested The rul-
ing of the commission is that via
duct. as provided for by the city ordi-
nance, Is a necessity. The commission
does not undertake to say where the
viaduct shall start and where 1t shall
end
The ordinance provides for viaduc,
from the south line of Nevada stree,
south for an approximate distance OF
1.077 feet. This ordinance was passed
July H. 1910.
Roads and City Prepare Plans.
Chairman N. 8. ketchum, Of the COM
mission. explained that the city and
the railroad men could mutually agree
where the north end of the viaduct
was to be. whether at Market street or
Nevada street. The commission left 1t
with the railroad men and the city
council to. get together and agree to
plans for the structure. ie..s
Mayor Jones notified those repre-
senting the railroads that any time
their engineers were ready to confer
with the city on plans that the city
would be ready.
The hearing began at about II o'clock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-26

Neufchatel cream, Pimentos cream.
imported Awiss and McI.arens Imperial
cheese 1t Culley's. east side OF court
house
Miss Olivia Tweed. $40 East Linn
her parents home to eighteen Of her
Of the 2Sth birthday anniversary Of Mr..
James Chinn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Chinn, five miles southeast Of town.
The hours were spent pleasantly with
music and games. and q two-course
lunch was served by Miss Tweed. as
sisted by Misses Sylvia Glenn aud
Maude Chamberlain.
Miss Marie Miller, entertained the
girls Of her sorority and their boy
friends at four-course dinner In hon
or OF her birthday Monday night at
Woodland Bluffs, the Miller cabin
down the river. The shack was dec
GRATED with corn and jack-o'-lanterns.
The after dinner hours were spent
around camp fire, toasting marsh
mallows, and taking flashlight pictures.
The hostess mother was assisted in
serving by Mr.. Miller and Mrs. l.. r.
Thompson. Mr. Charles Knueff. of Los
Angeles. was the only out-of-town
guest.
Beginning with the new conference
year OF the Methodist church next Sun
day Miss Lillian Fleming. daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. T. z. Fleming, will begin
her duties as organist at the church.
Miss Fleming was pupil OF Dean
Lutkin, Mt Northwestern University.
and until recently was professor OF
theory and practice In the department
Of music at the Oklahoma Christian
University. On the first day Miss Flem-
ing takes charge Of the organ her
father will occupy the pulpit at the
Methodist church both morning and
evening. DR.. Fleming leaves Monday.
in company with T. ]. b. Robinson.
president Of the Citizens National
Bank, OF Hampton, for Toronto, Canada,
to attend the ecumenical conference.
DR.. Fleming and Mr.. Robinson are the
only two delegates to the conference
from Iowa.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Herschel
Of Cedar Rapids, was held from the
First United Evangelical church at 10
|o'clock this morning, Rev. A. A. Couser
OF Cedar Rapids, officiating, assisted
by Rev. W. r. Qursler and Rev. J. E
stauffacher The service was very
largely attended. A quartet sang. Bur
ial was in Riverside and the flower
bearers were Mrs. Joseph Grimm, Mrs
Otto Scheid. and Misses Wilma Pineo
Emma Stepan, and Margaret and Media
Jensen. The pail bearers were Messrs
F. Bingaman, w. q. Craig, w. HI
White, NJ. Seffinga. Charles Washer
and w. H. Eichorn The body arrived
in the city early this forenoon. &C
companied by Mr.. Herschel and chill
dren, and Mrs. Herschers brother. Mr.
George Knorr, of Rock Island, and his
wife. Those from out Of the city who
attended the funeral were Mrs. A. A
Couser. Of Cedar Rapids, Mr.. and Mrs
Craft and Mr.. and Mrs. Couser. of
Fearing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-26
SEEKING A WAY OUT

Barber Asphalt Paving cempany's
Representative Want Council TO
Consent to One More Repairing and
Then "Lst 'Er Co."
This morning the city began the
work Of repairing the South Third
avenue asphalt paving which 1t has
been vainly trying to get the Barber
Asphalt Paving Company to do in full
fillment OF its guarantee. The work had
not much more than been begun when
J. H. Killmar, general agent for the
paving company. and Mr.; Brady. q paw
ing expert, arrived in the city and be-
gan to GEEK way out Of the paving
Difficulty for their company. 80.
At conference with Mayor w. II.
Jones. Councilman Dorr Lamb. and
City Solicitor f. E. Northup, held early
this afternoon. the paving men made
the offer that the Barber company was
willing 20 repair the avenues paving
once more. but that It should not be
asked TO repair it after that. The con-
ference broke up before any decision
was arrived at because Mayor Jones
and Northup were due at the viaduct
hearing, but there is little chance, judg.
ing by the pertinent questions tho city
solicitor m dthe mayor were alking. OF
this OFFER being accepted. Both APP
peared 20 incline to the position that
they were willing to take chances OF
forcing the company 10 q settlement
eventually IN the courts.
Northup said, In substance. that thu
city could make no such IN arrange.
msnt with the paving company - wa
suggested without breaking the cons
tract by which the paving ,conpan
agreed 60 kssp The avenue Tspailsd IA
twelve years. - 81 rs rs