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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
CHILD OF FORTUNE
IS IRA THOMAS
Athletics Catcher Was Born
Under Lucky Star; Has
Been on Four Pennant
Teams.

I, can he stated positively that "
Ira Thomas tell out Of an aeropiane
he would land "ksr punk IN a
feather bed. That h BECAUSE Old
Good Luck aud m are bosom pals.
~ Mack was 90 let him go 10 the
81 Louis club next usasnn it's even
money that thai ,oam would win tho
pennant.
When Ira was tad w kiits az at
the old homestead ut Bnilston SPA,
y. ". he fell down three iighta %
stats ON regaining his feet he
picked up n quarter
when Connie Mack purchased this
fellows release from Hughcy Jen-
nings la 1905 the last thing Ira said
90 Jcnninss when he WIS leaving the
club was: "HeRhcy. the ciuh I'm goo
ing with IL going Co win the next
pennant." lie missed his guess hy
year. hui his lucky star was ~ on
a jamboree.
That ira was born under lucky
star u not doubted when u ~ known
that he has been on four pcnnHnt-
winning teams and three "orld's
championship outfits.
ira h going into the real estate
business IN Philndeiphia. and h'H a
good guess 90 make that ne win own
half of the city II his old iuek dlosni
forsakc him. He's after White Keel
era record. baseball managers, be-
| iitvlnR In signs. regard Thomas 49, q
! lucky enc. and " he was free he'd
/ bc Rrabbed right away, even n hh
good wing had cracked to smiihel'
Gems. Talk about failing down th'
sewer and coming az covered VIII
diamonds Thomas has that dashed
to the mast.
! Willie seeier and Thomas used e
get together when thvy wUru both 81
the same club anu talk Il over. Keel
ar at times would Josh TEA oy saSins
IRA, n had your head ~ hair nn'
that college education ! NIuld b"
rich man"
Never mind. BIN" Ira would re-
tort, II viii have pile of money a
that before I get through
Here are some Instances OF Ira
luck;
tie was with the Providence clul
when u won the ponnant Ia 1909
Detroit. 1875. and Athletics, 1910 an'
1914 one year, 1858, he missed an'
there was No cut Ia on world serie
money. Ira has cleaned up ahou
$4,000 In the last few years IA ad
dillon 10 his salary. Hlsht now b
II good catcher and VIII earn
great deal more before he gets an
Of the game. Il win be his luck
he owns a club some day which VA
win pennants and worlds champion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

ships one after the other. Some OF
the bail players say that Ira saves
more than ne makes. However.
Thomas ~ one 81 the late ball play
crs who thlnss that ten years ~
about all for the player. and he Is
looking out for the end.
For a long timu Ira was regarded
~ being poor catcher. But he has
improved He was not much when
no was with the Yankees. ana Hugh
cy Jennings ala not think he was
big league material Those who saw
the sarios ln~wiieh tlso Athletics and
the cubs played Esy that he caught
iust 49, good ball AZ any receiver IN
the business. Now nc " fine
catcher. thinks Connie Mack. aud
that u good enough.
Eyes. things always did break good
Tor me- says Ira. when told That he
has had al the breaks In the Dnse-
ball business. II told Jennings that
I was Eoing with pennnnt winner
when lac let me out ana sure enough
the Athletics grabbed the title Of
1919 and the worlds championship.
too. Things broke good AEaln this
year. and u looks ~ u am going
10 hnyc good luck as Ions as am IN
the game.
ITS Mise to have the manager feel
that hc would Ike Ia have you
around ! am sort 81 mascot ror
pennant winners and worlds cham
pionEhip teams. aud that's a good
way 10 have things run for YOU. It's
easier Titan making aAcs. which was
she trade ! started IN"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
CATARRH DOCTOR
YOU CAN oEr THE eEsT ONE IN
THE WORLD FOR 400.

Go to J. III. O'Nieiiy Co. today. Say
Il want q HYOMEf outfit" take u
home with you. open the box and pour
q few dsopa Of HYoMEi pronounce
Il High-o-me) into the little hard rub
Der inhaler.
Then breathe pleasant. soothing,
healing. germ killing HYOMEf owes
the raw, iRilamed germ ridden mem.
brane for n few minutes and relief IL
immediate.
Stuffed up head win vanish. Keep
up the treatment four or Ave times
day for q few days and hawking,
nose and throat will cease.
HY0MEf 10 guaranteed TO end ca
tarrh. coughs, eoiun. Group. asthma.
catarrhal deafness. or money back.
Complete outfit 500. suhsequtnt bot
tlcs II needed SO cents at j. II. O'RieI-
" Co. and druggists everywhere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
WHY THIS DISPUTES
THEY ALL LOOK coon

Paris. Dec. GA falr-hRlred woman
correspondent OF the Eclaireur de
Nice, has made an energetic protest
against the diclum recently laid down
by a French sRyan, on she. intellectual
and physical superiority OF brunettes.
The scientist in question asserts that
two generations hence fair women will
be extinct and that the blonde woman
Is degenerate typo,
Dark women. he adds, are usually
mere robust and stronger physically
and intellectually than their fair sis.
tiers. Tho correspondent challenges
these statements and says that a
true French blonde. Ia a gem" The
letter d signed "a fair woman who
rides horses. climbs trees and receives
doctors only al the dinner table"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

THE PROPER COURSE.
Information of Priceless Value ca
Every albuquerque Citircn.

Every Atuupuefpuc NttRNch.
How TO act IN an emergency N
knowiedge OF inestimable worth. and
this IL particularly true OF the diseas-
81 and Ills OF the human body. II
you suffer with backaehe urinary
disorders, or any form Of kidney
trouble, the advice contained In the
following statement viii add a val
liable asset 10 your store OF know
ledge what could be more convince
ting proof OF the efficiency OF Doan's
Kidney Pills than the statements Of
nearby residents who have been per-
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WINGED me that my trouble came
from disorderea kianeya II was not
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Kidney pills that every symptom OF
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that have no return attack war
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For sale by all dealers Price soc,
Foster. Miiburn Co.. Buffalo. New
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Remember the name--Doan's---nnd
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
EASY AND SURE WAY
TO CURE COLDS
Don't Neglect a Cold, Stop 1t
in the sneezing Stage. Use
Ely's Cream Balm.

cold usually ATTACKS the weakest
part. Affecting the eyes and ears IN
some and producing nasal catarrh and
throat troubles IN others. 4 cold IL
due 20 an Inflammation ~ the mem
brhne lining tho alF passages, and may
be promptly cured with little Ely'a
Cream balm, which imme dintely re-
liovcs the Inflammation and all the
distressing symptoms. such as sneoz-
ing, coughing, running az the nose aud
eyes, hoarscness. sore throat. fever ana
headache. One reason why this pure,
antiseplic Balm acts 80 quickly y he
cause Il is applied directly TO the ten
Der, sore surfaces.
Even In severe, chronic eases of
catarrh. Ely'a Cream Balm never fails
10 quickly and cfectually check the
poisonous discharge which clogs the
head and throat, causing the disgust
ina hawkins. splitting ano blowing OF
the nose. This remedy not only drives
out the rottennoSs. but heals and
strengthens tho weakened and dis
eased mcmarRneE. thus ending catarrh
for al tlfne.
catarfh h fithy. disgusting dis
ense. Don't put up with i another
day ga a 40 cent bottle OF Ely'a
cream holm from your dragslst today;
or, u Your case requires spraying ~
the nose, throat or ears, cali for Ely'i
C-iqnld) Cream balm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

(Tudor jerks iu Judged
{ have found out tho elfi for my fhir'
The Eift even she must admire.
ris neither bright snOods Tor her
hair,
Nor bonhons nor 'broldored attire.
There are flowreis that nod In the
dell.
There are blooms on the upland
and lca,
But my lady disdains their weak
spell
such boons are too trivial for nae.
Bus I've found out the Eift for my
love
4 glft without blemiah or spcck.
Ills neither ribbon nor glove
It's a whacklng bis certified check.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
THE ANGELys HOTEL.

Mrs. Fred Hamm. until recently
located IN the Korber block. 10 now
In charge Of the AnEelus hotel. third
floor Luna -striokler building. second
and Copper. Mrs. Hainm extends an
Invitation 10 all of her friends and
former patrons, as well AZ the tran
silent public. TO stop al the new house,
which Ia beautifully and newly fur
ninhcd throughout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

whcozlng In this lungs Indicates
that phlown Is obstructing the mir pas
snees BAI.LARD'S HOtEHOuNn
SYRUP i0oscns the phlegm go that u
can ho coughod up and elected, Price
25c. Soc ana st.00 per bottle Sold
by An Druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

llse the labor OF prisoners To reclaim
the entire 1000 acres OF pueblo lands.
AZ monstraie their fruitfuincss with
ont irrigation. and lease them In smnii
tracts to the iandless Of the cities. who
are yearnlnE for little farm and a
living In The country.
A tsastirR of Allah.
where the hot winds OF the sahara
meet the verdurc OF the oasis the Arab
pitches his tent under the palm trees
b. n li,npld fountain and laying down
his prayer rug he turns his face 10 tho
east and thanks Allah for bringing
him to ploamn, places where he and
his camels may rest.
Did you know that the date palms
whicf give the Arab bread and meat
and swoetments. which furnish him
literally with the stan of life. arc
grown IN southern california ana they
viii De shown M the san Diego cx-
position bearing great clusters OF
rlpenlnR dates.
For ten years the United states de-
pnrtmeni OF agriculture has been ox-
perlmentlng with dates In Arizona and
southern California. II has brought
from Egypt. Arabia. from the soudan.
and from everywhere that the date
grows. the finest kinds Of date palms
10 be found In thaec countries, and It's
scientists have patiently cultivated
these date palms and have experiment.
ed in the ways To produce the best
fruit. Last year one date palm In tho
coachcIia valley yielded leo pouuds of
dates which sold IN los Angeles ~ 80
cents per pound. Fifty date palms
are set 10 the acre. 30 that there Il
promise OF good proft In raising dates.
The American Date company expects
to have an acre of date palms In bear
ing ne the exposition IN 1915. although
the climate al san Diego Ia not 20 no,
40 tho date best loves.
Thc Ciairmnnri,ip.
Who Will steer the destlnles OF the
Republican party IN tho coming cam
paien? 4, seems to be an open Que--
ton a. yet. The presidents secretary.
Mr. Hilies, II considered available
Beside Titles William Loeb. Ir.. n one
~ the tnost discussed men for the
place. but great many persons be-
iicvc that the active chIcag0an. sccre-
tary OF the Interior Fisher, a progress
slva and yet good supporter 81 tho
president. would be an ideal man for
the place There ~ pressing need for
man 20 direct the campaign. VIII
n be Fisher
Legislation.
Opinions siiil differ materially 70
pardinR the extent and kind 90 lesiS-
lation that viii be considered by con
nress u seems probable, however
that tho Republicans will try 10 do
something worth while IN the way OF
progressive constructive legislation
which the country is in a good humor
10 appreciate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

when YOU have a cold get a bottle
Of Chnmberlaln's Cough Kennedy II
will soon fix YOU up all right and
viii ward OFF any tendency toward
nneumunln. This remedy contains
no opium or other narcotic and may
b. elren NJ confidently to a baby as
a. IA adult. sold W. Nh dealers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
RUBBER mem
ARE OPTIMISTIC
Their Faith in New Industry viii
Be Presented at the Annual
Meeting.

The Hawaiian Rubber Growers As.
sociation win hold its annual session
on January % in the chamber Of com
merce room, the session to begin at
nine-thirty in the forenoon. The ses
sion viii be followed by a banquet
The rubber men are optimistic despite
the fact that the trees on the planta-
tions have not yet attained maturity.
Fred L. Waldron, president Of the as.
sociation, who is interested in the Pa.
cifc Development Company rubber
estate in Puma, states that the whole
rubber industry in Hawaii is just going
through the pioneer stage, bpt nearly
all who are connected with the devel
Opment Of the industry is following it
up just because Of their faith in the
future of this industry as one which
will take rank among the first pro-
ducers. In another year he believes
that the Nahiku estate on Maui will be
able to take care Of itself. The Pacific
development Company is just three
years old and must go through another
three years before It's trees are ready
for commercial tapping when actual re-
salts may be obtained.
Wade Warren Thayer, interested in
rubber development, is optimistic over
the future Of this industry and states
that all connected with it are Of the
same opinion.
The program for January %, at the
business session, includes the presenta-
ton of reports and talks on rubber.
Rubber pests will be dealt with by G..
]. Austin, manager of the Hawaiian
American Rubber Company of Nahiku;
Tapping, by John Anderson, manager
of Nahiku plantation; William Will
hanson will discuss the rubber situa-
ton in general, and Doctor Wilcox,
director of the federal experiment sta
ton, will also give general talk.
Culture and soil conditions is the sub
iect of talk to be given by l.. Turner
of the Pacific Developing Company of
Puma.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
.BUB0NIC VICTIMS
DIE IN HUNDREDS
Terrible Condition in Mukden-
Peking Legations Prepare
for Isolation.

MUKDEN, Manchuria, January 1s.-
Bubonic plague continues to make ter
rible ravages among the residents of
this city and the surrounding district.
The pest has got beyond the control
of the local health authorities and the
Ignorance of the populace is making
the situation one impossible to handle
with the means at hand. Already the
number of known deaths here from
plague amounts TO one thousand seven
hundred and fftytwo, with hundreds
of new cases occurring daily and the
disease spreading rapidly throughout
the country districts. The people are
terror stricken and are fleeing in every
direction to escape the contagion, by
which means they are carrying the
plague germs into regions heretofore
free. No attention is paid to quaran-
tine restrictions, nor can the elementary
rules regarding sanitation be enforced
Legation Endangered.
PEKING, China, January 1S-All
the legations here, the inmates fearing
that they might become involved in the
spread of the bubonie plague, are pre-
pairing to sever communication with all
the plague infected spots. Provisions
are being hastily secured and stored,
as though for siege, and preparations
, are under way to close the legation
gates and sever communication with the
outside if such be necessary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
GOLD FALLS IN
CITY GOLFERS
Yearly Territorial Cleanup Makes
Glad the Hearts Of the
Unpaid Ones.


with blithesome, joyous chinkle,
thirty four thousand three hundred dol
lars. not to mention fifty-nine cents,
poured yesterday in a golden stream
into the Golfers Of the City and County
of Honolulu over which Robert W..
Shingle keeps a watchful and enter
prising eye.
The Territory has cleaned up the
county allowances. That sum is what
Honolulu gets over from 1910. Incl
dentally it is just about the sum that
Daniel Logan, chairman OF the ways
and means committee of the last board
of supervisors estimated as the sum
due the city.
But Oahu is not the only county to
rejoice. There are others. Maui gets
500 ,929.s6 in comparison to the $l6,-
s6l.s2 received by the Big Island
county upon whose brow Hilo insists on
shining. One reason for the discrep-
ancy between the two figures is Ha-
wall county's proclivities in drawing
on its account.
Kauai, modest little Garden Island
that minds her own business and tries
to control the legislature on half the
price, gets only $s762l7, One differ
ence between Kauai's allowance and
that of Maui and Hawaii is that it has
been paid while Maui IS and Hawaii IS
Ihas not. Altogether the Territory, on
ats final yearly cleanup, gives $50 ,s54.44
to the smaller units of Hawaiian gov
ernment,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
REGISTRAR TO CORRAL
BIG ISLAND BUSINESS

Henry Hapai, registrar Of the terfi.-
torial treasurer's Office left Yesterday
for Hilo whittier he goes 10 look into
the condition Of banks and trust com
panies and other matters relating 70
the department. He Is also eommis-
doned to look up sundry little inheri-
tanee taxes. hog tie them and put the
territorial brand upon them. This is
Hapaiis first trip away from bis duties
ln the central ofico IN ten years, pTae-
tieally the Afft time be has left u on
business IN that length OF time.
Registrar Hapai viii be- able, while
IN Hllo, 70 walk on BE own sidewalk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20

works. Another suggestion is since
there is near million dollars of sur
plus funds lying idle in the territorial
treasury vaults 10 expend some of it
for building safe roadway over the
most dangerous sections of back country
trails on Maui, and another as last
resort is bond issue.
Need Much Money.
1t is true the county has been almost
continually building small sections of
belt road, but the county has not the
funds 10 undertake construction work
on a large scale such AS would be re-
quired to build a safe roadway across
the intervening bluffs and gnlches be-
tween Kipahulu aud Kaupo, piece OF
work requiring an expenditure of over
$4,000, before any OF this could be
used by the public,
Tho body OF Elder Kirtman, who lost
his life In the Alelele guleh near Kaupo
was found yesterday, In the pool AZ the
/ bottom Of the waterfall. The force o.
the water had torn al his clothing from
the body. Over four hundred feet OF
Tope was used 10 lowering seareheTl
from the sop Of the elih 70 the pool
where the body was found.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
.BATTLESHIP TO
TRANSPORT BODY
OF DEAD MINISTER

WASHINGTON. January 1S.--The
U. s. s. Delaware is en- route to Hamp-
ton Roads from Guantanamo, Cuba, un-
der orders to transport the body of the
late Senior on Anibal Cruz, the Chilean
minister to the United States, to Val
paraiso.
Has Accident En- Route.
HAMPTON ROADS, Virginia, Jan
uary 17.-Eight members of the crew
of the battleship Delaware, Capt
Charles A. Cove, commanding, were
killed this morning by the bursting of
steampipe, according to news received
here today. Another member was
badly burned. The Delaware was one
of the vessels that has just returned
from the transatlantic cruise, and has
been in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
A brief wireless message today from
the ship conveyed the news, but details
are entirely lacking. The Delaware
made a splendid record on the long
cruise. Investigation to fix responsible
ity for the accident will be made as
soon as the vessel arrives here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
PORTUGUESE KAMAAINA
DIES ON THE COAST

H. B. silveira Bettencourt died in
San Francisco last Saturday morning.
He was for many years resident of
Honolulu, leaving in 1885 for San Fran
cisco where he has ever since resided,
and was seventy-six years of age at
the time of his death. For some years
he conducted drygoods store ON Nuu-
anu avenue near Beretania and pros
pered in business, at one time owning
considerable real estate in this city.
The body will be brought to Homo
lulu on the Wilhelmina due to arrive
on next Tuesday morning. The funeral
arrangements will be announced later
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
SEAT TO
Be GIVEN LIPPITT
Massachusetts Legislature Three
Votes Shy for Henry Cabot
Lodge.

PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island, Jan
uary 1s.-A successor to Senator Aid
rich, who win retire in March, will
probably be found in the person of
Henry F. Lippitt, wealthy cotton
manufacturer. The first joint ballot
for house and senate will be taken this
morning and it is probable, from yes
terday's canvass, that Lippitt win be
chosen without second vote being
necessary.
Lodge Lacks Majority.
BOSTON, Massachusetts,, January
ls.-The Massachusetts, senate yes
terday polled majority of eight for
Senator Lodge for reelection, but the
vote in the house was against him, the
total showing that he still lacks three
votes in the two houses. The joint
vote will be taken this morning.
Several Are Elected.
HARTFORD, Connecticut, January
ll7.-G. p. Mclean, Republican, was
today named for the United States
Senate by the State Legislature.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama, January
l7.-Bankhead, Democrat, was today
elected United States sentor by the leg
islature.
OLYMPIA, Washington, january II.
- Miles Poindexter, insurgent Repub-
lican, and one of the leaders in the
fight against Speaker Cannon, was to-
day elected United States senator by
the legislature.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, January
1.-THE Indiana legislature today
elected Kern, Democrat, as United
States senator.
HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania, Janu
ary l7.-Pennsylvania IS legislature TO
day named Oliver, Republican, for the
United States Senate.
AUGUSTA, Maine, January H.
Charles A. johnson of Waterville wa:
today elected United States senator *
succeed Hale. johnson is a prominent
Democratic lawyer of the State.
BISMARCK, North Dakota, January
il7.-The state legislature today elected
two United States senators, owing tt
Senator Purcell IS appointive term ex
piring on March 8. Senator McCumbeT
Republican, was elected TO succeed him
self. and j. ]. Gronna, Republican, wa
named to, succeed Purcell.
LANSING, Michigan, January III
Representative Charles r. Townsend
Republican, was today elected Unite
, States senator by the legislature.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-20
OLD MORTGAGE IS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Thirty-Eight-Year old Document
Before Courts in Suit to
ForeCIose.

A promissory note and mortgage
thirty-eight years old is soon to take
up the attention Of the circuit court, in
a suit to foreclose mortgage filed yes
;orday by Ruth Richardson Guard of
Hllo against sixteen defendants. Both
those who made out this mortgage and
those to whom it was made have long
sinre been dead and in the course OF
time, through marriage and natural
family's natural increase, the heirs of
the mortgagors have increased, guard
ians, executors, administrators sprung
up and even Charles R. Frazier, presid-
ing genius over Honolulu IS billboards
steps into the arena, puts billboard
ON the premises and 10, and behold, he
likewise is a defendant, as guardian of
that billboard.
On May "a, 1873, Mrs. W. II. Corn.
well, formerly Miss Blanche Macfar.
lane, and Eliza Macfarlane, Harvey
Macfarlane and G.. w. Macfarlane made
out promissory note to Godfrey
Rhodes to cover debts owing to him
and secured it with mortgage to that
amount on premises at the corner of
Nuuanu and Beretania aveuucs former
! ly the site of the Oh Con merci | Hotel
Since then both mortgagoTs and mort
gagees have died the, mortgage has
gone from hand to hand and the obi
cations have fallen from one party Il
another, until now most of these latte
are administrators and executors of tn,
wills and estate of those who wer,
young when the mortgage was made.
Default in the payment of Insurance.
on the property is also charged by tn,
| petitioner and several other littl
Snotty questions will serve to make tn,
l case Interesting.