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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
.DRIzzLING RAIN


t'untitu"d from r.g purI
u.. ana when da,n.I. arrived The
.u. lad disappca ed.
IHs american league players came
iO fIu Grounds boJu, 100 o'clock
ba, and COombs. .Hn heroes " the
squad. were greeted Ht hearty con.
.putuniiuns from admirers who had
thc cnltcc 10 the grounds Both took
THEN honors m0desilt takers arm.
which was spiked los Centerilcldef
Snod-uss when b, hrcw himsclf w
to Iufd base feet ust iu attempting
~ STEAD yesterday. atF given medical
attention last nlsht and be is guing
nbuu Ulay with hardasr ON the IN.
iuicd WcMber
The Sew Yprk players spent the
morning indoors They are Ia ruud
physical condiiiAn The men are moi
blue over yesterday hUWthrCakinu
defeat aud express confidence in the
outcome of the series
PLAYERS Who viii slihre IN the split
ting OF thU rccein's lor the world :
series are assured uf enjoying tht
biggest slice over handed out 10 urc
yluus wears Si,AnH was high waller
marb bat when thu present series
ends. Indications point to The individ
ual players drawing down NJ much o.
: nuU q piece or The three games ul
ready PLAYED. the receipts have total
ed Slaigli Of this lhc players az,
due 10 receive sinI50'
Both teams showed STRONG tcud
.uO, tu utt the nr.t auil Yesterday
go, Chants bit tHr first hat thni
cuowus pitched ur SIS different "c
,pslons aud the Athletic. went urt'l
Maths first po less than hiri,yr
times
oul, three ttiu't drring the rnW'
did MHthsN~on pitch moro Than f'ui
baii- Go au, batter aud Coumhs UJd,
"a similar record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
.BOTTGER HOUSE IN
OLD ALBUQUERQUE
TO Be BEAUTY
Residence Being Built by Well
Known Local Man Will Be
Worthy Successor to Old
Palace.

Although considerable historic in.
tcrcsi AMI sentiment was attached TO
the Old palace In Old Albuquerque.
next She courthouse. which Is now be
Ing torn down. there can hc no doubt
bat that the residence which is sue.
.cocding it viii De- q worthy successor
The old palace az spoken Of frequent
I, as the birthplace of Mrs phil
sheridan. bat which was In reality
the residence of this distinguished
lady and ii has been connected from
the earliest time with the History ct
the development OF New Mexico
VI the old place had 10 go. surely NO
more lifting successor could be found
than the lovely home which G.. \
llucttser b. building upon lis site
This building b. iO-ruum modern
residence. finished with all the con
yvnienC,s ma beauties hat modern
art aud science can hiring 10 q rest
donce Further. 30 Is the first building
Ia the city constructed along what
Architect D. % Cdsty believes Is to
ho The future material Of ihis coun
.tiN. he hy.rib construction
l,-rih construction H. modified
ioTm uf reinforced concrete aud lS
Adaptable 90 residence work ana 90
lorms of const luctiun IN which the
more generally used reinforced con.
crete Is not preferred
own Gas PLANT.
Tho house Will have bs own gas
plant and will be- connected with the
local electric iiEht plant so that II Is
iitCd tur ans emergency The bath
ruoms ana toilet fixtures viii bc tho
linosf ohialuablu and the interior
iuish VIII be- sometime iu make au
an cu' huslas uf the most chronic
lhilisiiuc an tho interior finish a.
iu bp of hard wood The floors viii
hc polished maple and Tho doors ami
castings are to hv of birch There
will be- dumb MATTERS. linen closets
enough 10 delight the hearts OF dozen
housewives. linen chutes speaking
tubes. aud every convenience thHi
can save step or make ior greater
comfort
There viii bee concrete porchcs ANA
au auto block raiase with apprO-.
pirate uttlnIs aud very elaborate
fireplace downstairs A. HE tire h
naimnli, ne social center ~ the
home Mr Cusiy has paid great ~.
tcution io ihe designing of nro.
places and This ON" is 10 De- master
picrD
WORK has been progressing FOR
sD.nc time ON Use removal OF the hla.
tcric old adobe. and nov the cXcnvat
ing for thc basement and foundation
of The ncw house has been begun n
IL expected ihai he monte Mil be f.n.
ishod iu lew monihs
IN attractive lawn and terrace viii
bee constructed about the uoN homo
and 70 is SAFE 10 say shat Nj Boctl
ger residence viii bccomc one ct
the features ~ a visit 20 old Town
for all the tourists who formerly went
90 view the PM sheridan house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
SOCIETY WON'T
TOLERATE CATARRH
GER MO or ITl

There is one sure way 10 Danish
oatarrh aud along with u the disgust
ing symptoms such as hawking, snnf'
lllng ANA splitting.
Breathe uYOMEi that's an you've
got lo do breathe Il few minutes a
few times day, breathe u terp
Into The lungs and see how quickly the
sore. germ ridden membrane VII clear
90 and inflammation vanish
liYOMEI Is pure antiseptic Rir y
does not contain morphine. cpcaine
or other habit forming drugs Il Ia
made from Australian eucalyptus aud
other anliseptics and u IL rigidl, guar.
nnteed for caiarrh asthma, croup.
hgonchiils coughs and colds Complete
OUTFIT inhaler aud hnttlel 81 o0 sep.
afatc bottles. n aiioiward needed. 80
cents az J w. O'Ricliy Co ans drue.
slsis every whore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
ROSWELL TURNS OUT

tcuntuGcl irgm Page once
lowed NJ nufsihs ii speech oppos
ing the adoption OF the blue ballot
amendment 10 the constitution
which was logical ana convincing Mi
Clanc, showed that hc had given the
subject deep thought and was CON
versaut with eycrX phase of the qu's'
ton The sicecA was fcceyCd with
the closest attention. and the points
scored hy Nj clancy were rcpented'
~ checred
FormcI governor George curry next
addressed the audience, h.- speech
being a general defense of the Re-
publican party aud ~ record in The
state and nation Mr.. Curr! s popular
lty IN this section OF the state is very
great. and ho vas accorded Wusl
enthusiastic reception.
After the meeting ~ he aruort ~
big rally of The native citlzcns VAS
held In the district courtroom, which
MAS attended Dos one of the largest
gatherings of Spanlsh.American pno-
pie ever held In Roswell The meet
ing vas addressed vs. lose y Scna.
who made masniiieonj speech and
was received With great enthusiasm.
Mr. VIII Robinson. Nh imrsuu AMI
Mr. Curry also made speeches and
we're given the Closest attention and
the mosi emphatic approval
The party lcf this morning In an
automobile for Carlsbad aud inter.
mediate points where speeches VII
he made A. rcsuli of the demon.
siratlon accorded the Republican
speakers here 10 n believed Thar
ChaVes county whic'i hns Hlwa' s
been considerd Democratic stronr.
hold. stands lu rXoelleM chance %.
landing Ia tho Republican column 0n
November
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
LAWYERS CLASH


tConuHl.1 rom Page pu'l
dice against luuur unions and 'H nrm
suuiuion as Goo tNr caRso of th" Times
explosion Nus 0hall.ngcd for cause
ny Attprpe' uarrow H. declared
hts hcllrf that the explosion was
caused hl dynamite and thai inhor
union lradrr. were responsible for
H. There uts spirited coll"pu,.
between counsel who we've admun-
ished Dos hr curt not go SNOW so
much heat
on OBJ, d.fynse again challenging
Iensou inr cause, District ATTORNEY
Fredrflrks reiterated his opinion that
Jcnson was fair Juror. Iunson de-
uiafcd Ws belief WAS due Ia nnws-
paper aud mlgnzine comment
Iudgn nnriNrll also Withheld iudg-
m"nl on I,nsun ana Senhnnn while
n Mannlus Was questioned.
ManuIus said M believed In labor
unions. ilr admitted That b" had a
tulertbii strong opinion on the
case. which 30 would take great
deal of evidence To remove
You "aNo nn opinion that the
huildinE Nas hloWn up hy dynamite
placed thrr, uulawmllyy he @us
asked D., ATTORNEY barrow.
Yves, Nas Mnnning's reply
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
UNIQUE VAUDEVILLE
ACT At THE NEW
CRYSTAL
Novel Effects Presented BY
The Thrillers" New Films
Exceptionally Clear and In
teresting.

The change in bin ut the New cas- ..
tai last evening was specially marked
by the appearance oi the Thrlllers.
who scored q distinct hii vita thog.
ought, hisii class novelty vaudcyill"
act. rhe sketch Is unique aud most
entertaining, nothing of the Kind
having been presented before IN TINS
cit!
Grindeil and Henry continue to win
applause with their clover singing ana
dancing act and thq new phOt0plays
are exceptionally fine Ia word the
New Cryslaf management is sparing
no effort To halntain the high enter.
tainneni standard SET by the open
ling bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
RAILROAD LIST IS
UNSETTLED ON THE
MARKET TODAY
Pressure Against U. S. Steel
Again Conspicuous; Bond
Prices Fairly Well Sustain
ed; Speculation Quiet.

Wy sfehinE uefaid y v, Leased wire
Now York. oct Is The tone Of
the stock market Wag Irregular
throughout tine morning some of
M indus,r.als showed firmuess hut
the raiirtd u-t as a whole was un-
settled cNCvpt Tor the ,oalcrr
ircssur, agniusi g. r. steel was
asuiu conspicuous ami there MAS
further LIQUIDATION of speculative
h"ldinFs of American Tuba,cu COM
pnuy sccuflti,s.
Tho roroN,tl in rrirvg which set
Ia toward thr cinsc nf thr ilr-t hour
was CARRIED furthoy before ih,r, was
sufficient rcalIgng 90 cause "a sci-
back
Bond prices we're fairly veil sus-
luincd Speculation wac qulct and
f,aturclrss between % and u'piuck
i'ripDs remained slightly abosc yrs-
trriats closing. despite continued
sclung OF United states St,ul
Tho CLOSE was WUuk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

"Nmuug Hil tho gr,niN ndtcr-
ii-,d medicines iur kitirri and
bladder trouble ihrrr T. nuthing
which 'qual- rtrunn. : suffered rur
several Ncnr- With tltis trouble.
~Wrut huutircd- uf dollar 90 doe
tors aud mW,ii inc aud all 81 ~
pnIpu-c. unlil ! tpok r,runa.
"unr hHiic did mc NOR guuI
iiihn aii tie uiirr~ put togrtitcr.
~ titUN Vnh u, i-nurd ~, ~,-t,m.
i'cruna cuivd me. used u for
fuur months hrinrc complete
CURE wa accomplished. Int ani
truly grateful tu YOU The least
can dp in rautu b. to a,know lvdgv
tlir merits uf petuua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
Knit
Underwear
Hand
Finished

The underwear pirIhlcm T.
too important tu bc dl~ni--''d
lightly 10 iind iu-i tlc riGh,
underwear Tor Nuu requires
some Investigation. hat the sat
isTartiun 81 know lus the name
- tie kind of underwear thai
.uit- ,lur ever, wi~h aud salts
he your every ia-tr T. worth
-nnic trouble, - u notf
Ncr, iitilr trouble i required
tu a., Iurr~t Mili, Anit Unicr-
wear Nou can iind iuA what
,ou want at 49,, time in this
iinc--und Il win be- inst what
Auu want ton Auur.rli aud child
tcu,
I,rc-t Niii, Underwear IN
variety 81 ~tAic- for over, ngurc
iu high aud luW nrcL, long
tnd -huri .lrtAr-. knee and iuil
icngth~ and nion salts The
material, az, thc finest kind ~
ii-iv, silk and Wuul Wuui, ncr-
inu and -ilk aud cnttnn la grad
ST weishts from finest aausr 10
thc hra,A, ali-Wuni, pri,r~ to
suit tnrryh a.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
~ IA NJ ron
ktnNiN Dish Nj.

tut wofr opposed membrane uf th,
uos, and rru't "r whether Do th, &C..
m"'.-t I.ft oft tlc kidn,1s
That r.rHua i. ht once th. safest
anl wH-i r,.ahl" rrW"dy for auiurrh
"t iH, u.t Is proven bl thy many
u-tW"n0 Nrtt.n ny thusr who
hatr experienced its b,n,nt.
Tho testimonials tt,ya is,t, .it only
specimens u. fr. many testimonials
uu "ur r.yH.N. pertaining tu the ro.
llrf afforded p,runJ BOO ssi,r,
eases OF NIHp.. I.uUatr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

pii4IS CtBiD ~ q ~ ~ DAYS.
Your druggist win refund money ~
f'AZp plNTMENr fails 20 cure any
case 900 ltchnc. Blind, Blcrding or
Pr trudIuR Pile 'n q Co ~ day 0c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

IL You want a stylish horse and
buggy. zee W l.. Trimbie ia North
Second ~ phonA M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18
COURT NOTES

\ suit for divorce, Was nlrd loda, hy
William a. Shoat agains' hlr wife Cic.
mruiinu, oa the ground. nf d'srrtiuu
aud abandonment THIS b. The soc-
oud suit Go b, Med D, tui. couple. the
fret one having been s'til'd ont oi
court Thry were married Zoo ola Al-
nuquprguc December o. louN. and
have no children The alleged AVIAN
donmont took place bctub"r q.
The jury 30 tbr case of lose Meme
les found him guilty eft larceny from
shop today nt noon. Meudrs Was
hargtd with stealing oirtrs and Is.
nurco from tdo Sow M.Nlco Cigar
.ompanys store. Nhcr, hc worked as
PORTER
Tn. district court is now Engaged
m trying the vase OF the territory ".
uHI. Sando,ul and Elfogo Lur'rp.
IUlrn.tHnt. of the mountains east OF
an. .0, Charge beiug the larceny o.
IIf.. auIt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

Mr Lolita MunnRer, wife of "a pope
ai4r .u..t lines engineer. i,n fur Gai-
Hp ha night. Ia spend several days
tus her parvnis, Mr anu Mrs
Iitmr- CaNanauHh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

a-srl.35 Cor rork t,>.a, go
Tor lard lud ss lp ntr Hu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-18

soovouIr' brase'n, oe@ 'omor-
The evening world., 1911-02-06

nd OF, YOU JUST got themI 4 drtss shWt7 es-yes- m sure yu nav,
sent Il TO the laundry last Inn you wore it. nd remember the day
1t anne back and I put It away All right! Hurry ONE so we won't be late!
Good-by. diangs up recdyer) Maggiei oh. Maggie! Com here quickly!
Maggie ppears wipng her nd0-f nun / m wild e'
Mrs T. Creaulcsy)-Oh, Magge put Mr.. ToNvers dress suit but on the bed,
and polish his shoes, and brush m evening cot An take m y pun over to the
hairire@ers to be conbed. n walt for them, and CPauses for breathD
Maggie ,torMD-Y s. mum!
Che widest excitement prevails in he Torlver menase for a hour. At six
thirty Mr. Tolhver RED Of face. wnted II collar disturbed Of temper
l)
Mr., t. Hputterns-subway blocked twenty minutes below Ninety-nrst
street,!
MI. T. cwrathfny ningng of his coat hat and goveD-oh. start! The start
was all right. but defy n me to see the finish whe you onceg ret intot nat
.subterrauean gold brick!
Mrs T. NalmIy)-Thats right, Get yourself all excited and your neokn swell
and you won't be able to button you collar
Maggie-Wm l put dinner n, mum?
Mrs n. powdeing her neck-Not yet Maggie Go N and shave. John, and
don't cut yourself
Crhee is a silence broken quite frequently by indlstincs put tornl excia-
nations from the hhHed Mr. oNverD
Mrs. 7. ohruy-Naggiel Maggie, como ook m y dress!
Maggie Hklddng down the haD-Is therea anything en- 90 Ter YOU. Mr.
Toniyer sir?
Mr., Il. drom the depths o, a toweD-Yes-set m e my studs
Maggie MalurE-Yer what
Mr. T paruns his hair OF the baS My studs my pearl studs!
Mrs n tron the bedroom -Wher ire they, John?
Mr. T. GaScrln~ his mutlatei countenance with talcum)-Where are they?
Mrs. 7. tgucously)-Maybe l Ear find them.
Mr. r. GushuE out in observation-disclosures How In thunder do You
expect m to x to the opera without studs?
Maggie Crlltanty)-Use yr collar buttons. sir!
Mr. II with dsgus)- IHtne!
CThe search t. on There is a grand scoopng Il OF closets bureau drawers
g., Mrs Tolyer loses the pristine freshness Of her makeup Mr. Tonver as
sumes npophtc shades Maggie alone survves)
Mr. r. Crom tho midst OF n pile of steamer rug down pillows and I'D lace
curainD-Turn OF the steam, some one. Thi, closstts worse than a Turkish
bath
Mrs T-whercs the shirt'
Mr.. r. OranshNlog her with a CLASSY sar0-what. thc-whats the use o
shirt when you haven4 got the studs?
Maggie lin another burst Of insrrat on shure, wear av yer long ties
SIR N Wen pin the shirt underneath!
Mr. T. wrahumU-Gct MT of here Go on Back to your cage,
Mrs r. dakng dresss shirt fom drawsD-oh, John, justlo look The studs are
in the shirt remembe put hem n is Don as 1t can fom th
laundry Wasn't that thoughtful OF me, dear?
Mr. T Viewing his cyelonie reflection In tho mirroD-oh, you'n die o
thouyhiulness some day YOU VIII
The evening world., 1911-02-06
The Days Good Stories
HO S Won't Do Ii.

WITHOUT doubt the wit ard hunor % the
w father descsndel upon tho ohll, ia the
case o! James H.. shethan ir.
The youthful James has deye.Jpcl two hobbies
within his short life; one Is the supervision Of the
police and the other Il. horses. especially fire
horses.
Last evening the boy hurried in'o the house for
supper, after spending the afternoon '!o!. ing
the husky Fire eaters" and in admirins "Bnl''
and Tim" his ~flyor.te team, which dag the
heavy .adder truck Of the nearby, station about
town NJ II II were a mer, ueramhuator.
Father, /" said the youth. addfrsing DiTtc'cr
%shtehsn, there i, certainly one thing they will
never ask a horse 70 do
well, what Is hat, sonny?" que-ied the Gu
rector, unsusectingy.
dag an. ~seroplsne ont Of a cloudhank; viii tlcy,
fatherf'
The evening world., 1911-02-06
Had Him freed.

TIE had never fished before and his rod was
RI new and shining with resrycuden, rsrnish.
Fsultlessly sttired, he was whipping a trout
stream when, by some odd chance. he got n bite.
4, had hooked a one-pounder. from the way the
line strained.
lie vas not playing the fish AZ al. With rod
irld straight ahead he was slowly and steadily
ceiling him in. How he managed to hold the fish
was beyond me.
Presently tie fish was directly below the end o.
he rod. Did he stopy. NO-he kent on reeins
lie fish in, and lust as I reached the waters eige
tie fish's head touched the top. The man even
ried to pull him through the ring.
Just then be saw me staniln. on shore. waving
ny arms. He turned 10. me. with q bewildered
look and said. what shall | do nowi'
70 climb up the pole after him. st. Paul Des-
patch.
The evening world., 1911-02-06
Letters From the People

ton would cost at least So, zoo 900. and
possibly not less than S5O,O ,Oco, at tho
start, with constant additions In the
years 10 come, II We must defend the
canal In war there would have to be a
guard ~ waralips at each end anyhow,
and these would be enough without The
forts. DAVID COHEN.
woes Of n P~oIiccman's Wife.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
The Sow York policemen often rave to
wait two weeks for their pay In the
mean tIme their wives are forced TO
open accounts Win butcher, baker, gro
Ger, &c, When the Chcck does arrive It
Is often almost spent, ! think Il is TIM
possible for u Noma SIT children TO
save money on a po'iceman's salary
when ne is so often replacing his uni
form, AN entire ou,fit costs over tl00.)
Il IS a struggle to 1--we comfortably, es-
recially when clothing and foodstuff are
50 high, on 81, 100 a year, even II one gets
the check on the first day OF the month.
To walt until two weeks later often
means ~hardsAlps and debt,
PARTICIPANTS WIFE.
The evening world., 1911-02-06
Jarr Joins the Munchausen Glass With a
Wondr0us Tale About a Cargo of Trained Flies

cracker dust IN another were the sole
remnants OF what a card in Gus's win
dow evidently alluded to as Hot Busi-
ness Mems Lunch Served AL Day"
My sad Mr.. Slavlnsky In a plain
tive way. there amt any of them
cheeses left. even"
rs 1t that l dlsappoint you because
you can't have a Welsh rabbit party a
your house to-night?" asked Gus.
las for picked behring's or sauer-
brauten or lieberwurst, | aln't see none
here since warm weather"
Sure said Gus, and you Won't see
any till warm weather again. 1 don't
need any free lunch except crackers
and cheese till the summer comes
again, and II I was ebay Pierpoint Nor
gan I couldn't keep enough cheese and
crackers on the counter. Slavinsky,
sometimes you put 80 many crackers In
your pocket to take home that l think
your wife's a parrot"
why do o only have solid free
lunch In warm weather." asked Mr..
Jar.
IT tell you why" said Gus. IT'S be-
cause l got a bald head"
Il don't see what free lunch has got
to do with alternating a bald head"
suggested Mr.. Rangle. But III be the
goat. Why don't you rave real free
lunch till hot weather because you are
bahheaded7"
1T amt any OF them 'ask-me-is-it?
Jokes" said Gus. when ] have a good
free lunch in the summer you see I have
1hem wire netting covers for the free
The evening world., 1911-02-06
London. Pole. Headquarters.

LondOn's Police Headquarters.
TO IN. Editor u I'VE Evening Worli
Just what is Scotland YARD in Lon
don't \, Il.
The Canal Debate.
To ths Editor q The Evening World:
In response to the request OF a reader
] have appended what / think are some
OF the best arguments upon why the
Panama Canal should not be fortified
~ The canal would De safer in war
time WITHOUT for,ihcatlons. for by the
rules OF war unfortinei places cannot
be bombarded, 90 Because Great Britt
aims policy OF non-fortldcatlon Of the
fuez Canal has been very successf ul.
80 Because the original intention Of our
Government, clearly expressed up to
l9c2. was not 10 fortlfy. 90 Because our
agreement with England to have no
f~ortlhoations along our Canadian bor-
der on either side ~ the line has heon
a great succeSs, Until we have tried 10
make such an agreement with other ia
tions and failed Il would be foolish 10
tortfy the canal. 20 Because fortiaea-
The evening world., 1911-02-06

The pressure Is only on"
Mr.. Jarr came In at this point and
walked over TO the cigar lighter.
Hey" he cried, there's no alcohol in
this thing. Gimme n match, Gus"
You go get your matches where you
get your cigars" said Gus.
"IIave a drink" asked Mr.. Jarr OF
Mr.. Rangle. TAX something yourself.
Gus"
Gus sullenly served the beer, n then,
going to the cigar box, he took out "A
cigar and looked at It, and then put Il
back In the box.
The evening world., 1911-02-06

This ceremony signlied that Gus
would mulct MIR. Jarr the price OF the
cigar. the %supposition being that Gus
would smoke 1t later on.
The evening world., 1911-02-06

Mr.. Slaviusky came in about this time
and sided over to the free lunch coun-
ter. A few bits OF shattered bretzel at
the bottom OF one bowl and some
The evening world., 1911-02-06

These reports, following so closely the revelations of bribery in
Adams County, Ohio, raise a question as to whether there would be
any gain in honesty in shifting the election Of Senator's from Legisla-
lures to the people.
When Senator Root finished his elaborate review Of the Lorimer
case and urged that the seat he now holds in the Senate be declared
vacant, Senator Bailey met all tho facts and the logic and the eo-
quence with the blunt statement that if Roots argument holds good
more seats than that of lorimer would have to be vacated. The
statement may have been true, but would the Senate of the United
States gain anything by shifting the election of two of its members
from the Illinois Legislators to Vcrmiion County farmers?
The evening world., 1911-02-06

r. II n c v
blouse made
with TIL q
sleeves is n pro-
n6unced f~avor.te.
This one Is made
with shaped trim
ming portions and
with a belt that Il
novel and smart.
II can he finished
with or without
the under sleeves
and the yoke can
b. omitted, maxi
ing 1t half low.
II h 2 a s t Is
made over a lining
which can be fitted
by means of darts
or 81. hcrcd at the
] o W er edge, I'm
E1liTpe style. The
under sleeves are
made with upper
and under portions
and are inserted
in this lining and
when the yoke Is
desired fancy ma
tcrial Is faced onto
the llnins.
plouSe - cut N
one piece and the
trimming Iort.ons
are Joined to the
The evening world., 1911-02-06

energy had broken down in the task and died Of starvation and ex-
haushon.
In the scientific eminencc of the person and in the amount Of
money expended this story is unusual, but otherwise it is common
enough. The advance of mankind in science and in mechanism has
cost much in labor and danger and sacrifice. The daring courage and
treless energy of those that have led the march of the conquering and
the colonizing races have been equalled by the patient, laborious ones
that have sought out the secrets of truth and mastered the forces of
nature.
The Potter's field has its heroes as well as the battlefield. Many
a tall monument commentaries the name of some successful one
whose triumph was due to the toll of an unknown predecessor who
reHs in an unmarked grave.