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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
4 NEw s.IrrnaErrE WEAPON

Mr.. iindyard kiplIng and Mr. Hat
calse have adopted n new method Of
setiiins The eyer-prcscni woman suft-
rage question. They are MritInr
poetry on the subject. the one FOR
and the other asains, the PROPOSE
tson, and presumably the ONE which
writee the best poetry viii be admit
tod 10 have the best Of IN. areu-
ment
THIS method ~ warfare Is not
without 10 advantages. Certainly u
may be- expected 90 appeal to thoue
british gentlemen In authority who
have acrn made the subject OF many
violent attacks from the militant
aiffrasettcs and who have found u
necessary 20 insist ON the inearcera-
tim o. their stronF-minded Fellow
citizencsses. A poem ic not SO for
chile an argument. perhaps. az a
5rirkhat, but II gives more oppor-
tunity for oalm dcliberation aud raa;
nl reflection on the merits OF the
suffrage question,
Mrs. pankhurrt has not yet been
heard from OF the subject, II IN
doubtful Il that strenuous lady viii
be found fully 20 approve Of poetry
~ a suffraaeiis weapon. Il II moi No
much ia her limo. ~ the a'nc time.
She can nave -" reasonable objection
O. iakins advantage Of what aid may
be- derived from the poetcal argu-
m"nis % MT KiplinE. ana Il Is snfe
20 ~, that she need no, fear much
harm from tho counter efforts of Mr.
caine
II, however the nffrasetto pectFy
cots A. bad as some that Is OCCASION
all, turned loose on helalcss pub
hc. iis preparation may be held 10
be AZ much Of prison offenSe ak
throwing brickbats and smashing
windows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
,vsRisE

4 French nerve specialist. Dr. Na-
quop de- Furae. has written psy.
geological stpay Of avarice. which he
defines 40 a cerebral disease. ny
pertfophy 1T the saving instinct. ru.
dimcntarv traces Of which may be
seen among the animals. ~ the dog.
for instance when Il buries bones.
Avaricc must not he COMPOUNDED with
ecenomS. mach less with eupldi,y.
We Americans for Instance. are IN
tcnsciy eager for money. hut We are
decidedly not avarIclous. We de- not
even have the slightest Idea Of econ
omy.
The mirer, ~ the French investl-
gator further Informs ~. IL invariab-
y the offspring OF mentally unbal-
anocd aud physically decadent pro-
genitors. who at the same tlme--an-
other puzzle TO be- added 20 thn many
already confronting the student ~
heredity --arc likely 20 produce an
occasional spendihrift. The mania II
rarely found among the hereditary
rich. az least In France. hut often
Inanlfesis Itself among those who
have earned their wealth themselves.
especially " they have created u lit
Tie b. little. rhe French workman
IL generaIly a Spcndthrift; az bees:
and but rarely, economical. The
peasant In. Notwithstanding his re,u-
tation. acauisitive rather than mlser-
~, AVarlce il vice Of the middle
classes, and often the ressilt Of fear
of the future. IN witch case 10 must
be considered as form OF neuras-
thenia. There are missrr who be-
come regardless OF appearances. 9th
crs who keep up AN outward show I'd
welibeing. though they may starve In
the seciuslon Of their Establishments.
and s,arve their servants ~ well A
curious form Of avarice " that OF
the old servant. who shares his mas
ter's mania. end for his exclusive
benefit. owing. according to Dr. do
Fursac, 20 the dominance OF fixed
idea over a weaker mind
The miser usually lives 30 ripe
cid age. Avarlcs conduces Ia the
simple life. ON the whole. he w.
happy. though fear of thieves. of the
loss Of his treasures In many possible
ways, may mar the 10y Of their con-
temptation. which II the only Salts
faction he derives from them. Dr. de
Eursac traces the causes of this
cerebral disease" and discusses liz
bu, confessea that he
knows no treatment. no cure. And
yet he suggests one lnciden,ally.
without apparently reniizinr it's
meaning. when he states that most
inIsers are eeiibat~s Marriage would.
seem TO be radical cure for
avarice. great though be ~ demands
for the practice OF economy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
'DRACNET THROWN
OUT AGAIN
General Gathering in of All
Persons Unable to Give a
Good Account of Them
selves.

Because Of tho Instructions issued
last nighi by the chief ~ police. an the
officers made search ~ likely places
and brought in eight undesirables,
who we're this morning given 10 ,ay Or
dollar sentences for vagrancy. IN po-
lie" court. The draRnci viii be kepr
out for SOME time. or until the town
~ rid of obnoxious persons
Nicholas Saias, charged with utter
ing bad check by Mandeil. Myers
and company. VIII have preliminary
hearing Monday. The young man,
who was married about the end OF
October. and forthwith cashcd $3.50
check with the frm named. IN from
Pena Blancs. he was arrested last
night by Policeman Alex .iordan.
r. NJ Thurman. charged with an
assault with deHdly weapon alleged
10 have been committed upon the. per
son OF Tom Morris. win have a nrc-
urinary hearing this Afternoon. he
Was arrested this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
GOVERNMENT GIVES
EXTENSION ON
PAYMENTS
Collection of Water Rights
Charges Will No. Be Press
ed Until March 8, 1912;
Notice Being Prepared.


Washington. Nov. I5--I'ndcr ruling
OF the secretary Of the interior today.
no steps will be- taken until March 10.
1912. To endorse forfeiture for failure
10 make payment on all entries and
water right application on reclama-
ton projects which become due De-
cember I. 1911.
This extension OF time IL applicable
TO cases In which the orders issued in
pursuance 10 the act OF February 10.
1911, merely postponed action regard.
ing delinquent payments to December
!, 1911, rs In the cases OF the sun
river, Montana. and Choshone. WYE
ming, projects. For these projects no
action will be taken upon delinqnon-
clcs accruing March ana f,ecber I.
1911. until after March Is. 1912. az
which time both instailmen,s must
be paid
For the Msnideka, Idaho. Lower
Yellowstone Montana, North PLATTE.
Wyoming Nebraska. Carlsbad. New
Mexico. and Belle P0urche, South ia.
kota. projects. public notices are be-
ina prepared providing for graduated
payments and extension OF time. and
pending the Issuance OF such notices
no action looking 10 cancellation on
accout OF nonopasment will be taken
until after March ~. 1919.
For the Huntlsy. Montana, and
Truckee-Carson. Nevada. projects. The
instruments for charges for building.
operation and maintenance became
due under existing orders on Deem
Der ! OF each year. bnt canccllni on
Tor non-payment OF chnrees will be
postponed until after March rs. 1912.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
BOOK BY SISTER
STIRS ALL GERMANY
kaiser's Empire Wrought Up Over
Charges Made b, Former Police As-
sistsrt Fhat Chiidrrn Are Pougit
aud ~oid.

Berlin, Nov ia sensation has
been caused IN Berlin BY tho publ
cation OF bostk entitled Little
White slaves. written ~ former
female police assistant. Sitter Hen.
rleite Arcndt. in which the writer all
leacs thar every year hundreds OF
Gcrmaa chIidtan 'nre sold Into slay-
cry. ~
SISTER Arendt bases her assertions
on her professional experiences. and
declares that the authorities. ns we'll
as the private children protection so
cieiies. either Intentionally or unin-
ientionally disregard state of
things ~ which they cannot possibly
be iEnarans She directs her chief
accusation against the adoption
homes and private maternity hos
pitais and declares that every year
these concerns. for stipulated fee.
get rid OF large npmbets or unhappy
little mites, who even befor. their
birth have become ohnoNious 90 their
parents
The hook gives one definite in
stance after another 81 eases OF
which tho writer has personal knowI.
edge One nf these adoption homes.
quiry stated that q WAS able To- send
from Germany 10 France. tlclginm.
Holland, or switzerland 5.00o dis
erect children monthly This state
mcnt says the writer Of the hook. II
probably cxsggerated Tor N. sake 81
Advertisement. nuf m any ease Il N
an admission THAI she concern IN
question IL prepared a. negotiate the
procuring Of children.
femalc 'em nioyment agent In
Berlin, says the writer, told her IN
the prssence ~ Witnesses that she
sent childrcn abrond NJ prices rang
ing frons az " ss.soe. particularly
fnrHe number golnE 10 Russia. Neith-
~ the pollec. the municipal gunrd-
ians nor the Children rescue societies
ever created any tsoubie. OEls q few
weeks axe a chifd had been sent 10
Russian baron" for s2,s0n. bat
In this ease "a. child came of good
stock. from arlstoeFatia parents, and
was well worth the price paid for a.
The average buying price for child
Of working .class parents in iierlln iS
said To he SIS. white for children Of
better class people more money Is
paid. ranging up 10 tt3S0 ana k2.-
800 for children ~ noble birth.
The publlcation Of the bolk has
created 30 sreat scandal that the
police authorities have been Obliged
by the pressure OF public opiniOn Ia
open a thorough investigation into
The alleged trading IN children, and
are making Exhaustive inquiries into
each single ease mentioned IN SISTER
Arondts hook
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
W0oDMEN START EARLY
PREPARING FOR BALL
Nothlng SLOW Ailout arranermenf
committee ~ I.osai i.0siae. whicil
Has Shnrge ~ Function January g..

Although u lacks more thar ala
weeks 20 the date selected by tho
Wondmen Of the World for their am
nnai ball, which this year ls 10 be
given IN the CHS hail room, the mr.
raneementH committee 81 the lncal
lodge Il already husillr> things alone
Tor the biggest function the lodge has
yea held. And Tho woodnen have a
happy hnNck n pulling on big stunts
almost always.
snb-conmIitees On programs win
arrange for very elaborate affairs. ana
the Eenefnl appointments az the func.
ton VIII be- excellent. 4 very mood
orchestra a promised. and everything
that experience has shown can b.
dove 90 make the dancers more oom.
fcrnbie or 20 eiye more pleasure dur
inc The evening. viii he done.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
DUFFY IS STRONG
FOR BOOSTERS
VISIT HERE
James B. Duffy, Santa Fe
Gen'l. Agent, Thinks Good
Would Be Accomplished by
Flying Squadron"

James u. Duffy Santa ne general
passenger agent at san Francisco,
said this morning that IN his opinion.
"a world az good would be accom-
plished by having the Flying Squad.
ron" OF the San Francisco Commercial
club Visit Albuquerque,
"'rht idea IL, said MIR Dufy. TO
rouse the whole wesr 10 The import
anCe OF celebration framed 10 hene-
NJ The whole west. Al the present
time. the eyes OF the country are more
or less turned toward New Mexico any
how and anything INA; Hnc may do IN
the publlci,y line, will have an added
value In bringing her dement's Inc
Flying Squadron OF the San Fran
cisco Commercial club accomplished
great deal Ia showing the Arlxonlans
what the Panama exposition would do
Tor Arizona. aud I think !, would do
no less u i came here. There 10 prac.
ticalis no do.b, IN TACT. | may almost
promise, that the san Francisco crowd
VIII accept the invitation OF the Com.
nierriai club extended NJ their meet.
Ing iasl night, and come here during
Jananry. They Will pay their own ex-
penses and there will be no need nor
the local men 10 dlg down into their
pockets NJ all.
when they come, several OF the
most prominent inen In San Francis.
co. or connected with the exposition,
VIII be IN the crowd. Thcs viii stay
probably two days Those Two days
WIZ be q live time. I assure YOU.
With the crowd will be Duncan
mckinley, surveyor OF the port OF ssu
Francisco and a former special com.
missioner 10 The Panama canal Ne
wiz tell the people things abou, the
canal which viii open their eyes. An.
other man who will be with the
crowd Is Frank l.. 1fown. director
OF the exposition aud live wlre.
Then there will be buslneha men, en-
position officials, aud others who viii
show New Mexico Just how much the
canal and the exposition. witch will
attract worid-wide attention. win do
for the west
How long before the canal viii be
opened ! should say that Il will DC
actually opened about June 1, 1919.
but that Il viii not be- ready for bust
ness un'ii January 1. 1915"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
LOCAL WOMEN LIKE
THE new HATS

Many Alouquefqne wemen yestcr-
day took advantage ol tns opportunity
offered 10 Inspect new shipments OF
trilored hats received thls wcea az the
Ferguson millinery. The new models
shown rilcited much favorable COM
ment ana the hats were declared
notably reasonable ~ from 81 10 $3.50
An attractive new assortment ~ dress
, shapes Il aise on dlsplny at Fer
anson'r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

4 iighi Feeling IN the chest accom-.
panied BY @ SHIFT dry cough, Indicates
an inflanod cepdlllon OF ihs lungs
10 relieve u buy tla dollar nize bal.
LAisp's nor NffoUND SYRUP: you
Ecs With each bottle a free HER.
hicKs RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for tht chest. The ryrup
sqiAzss fhe tiahiness and the plaster
draws our The Inflammation. III Il an
ldeal combination for curing colds set
tsd IN the lunGs spid ~ all drug
siain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

WHY should q sarbage-ca rrlsFs'
strike cause any excitement In New
York Tammsny Ia there All the year
round and the people ought 20 be-
used 10 an accumulation Of Farbage
By this time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Municipal washtnbs We're an issue
IN the recent camapign In Jersey
city. but the candidate favoring that
advanced measure was defeated be-
cause mis- platform aid not contain a
plank providing for free soap.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

II the Chinese revolution keeps on
40 ., has been coins. there win soon
be- no problem ~ Surplus population
10 bother the minds d she celestial
statesmen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

The Inconsistencies OF the Demo-
cratic majority in congress has now
led them 10 investigate the money
trust" There has been grave sus-
plciou that that was what they were
looking for an the time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

caruso is back, accompanied b.
his voice. and win now proceed
nIifhely with the work Of collecting
perfectly good American dollars 10
blow IN ON his nex. trip abroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Irregular bowel movements lead 20
chronic constipatiin and oonstipated
habit Nils the system with Impurities
HERBiNE IS a great bowel regulator
II purifies the system. vitalixes the
blood and puts the digestive organs
IA fine vigorous condition. price SOC.
Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

II General Reyes had had the right
sort 90 press agent his revolt would
have been postponed until after the
Italians. Turks and chinese get
through with their acts. A three
rins.d circus IL too much for any
one man 10 look 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

chnmp clark continue 20 annex
canadp- chump Il 10 hem on anncx-
Ink me presidency that he has an
nsxHslon On ne brain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Vow that the long and short haul
question has been settled. II be-
hootes ~ 10 see 10 n that there 10
something ON hand "a haul.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

The fiing ~ suit against the CO.
tate Of Thcs, ~. Walsh for a So. 900
doctors bin reminds ~ TINT " costs
something for - rich man " die.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

First European society Lady
Weulen'i you Ike "a be presented 20
our aoyerclKnq
Nfcond European society Lady No.
Simply becnnee have "a BE- Rogerrrd
oS q man Is nd reason who ! should
eepaNscfnd 70 meet him socially. -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

wiesine- Mnad says she il ss. but
happen 70 know that she was horn
IN 1858.
Wlsemnn--A iy dear chan. yon should
know that tho date on which wo-
man was horn has nolhlug whatsoever
20 do with her nsc afterwards ~-lIoe-
Ton Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

The difference between a legal
bureau" ana charity il that charity
begins VI home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Here's your millinery opportunity
sreat Closing out sale at covsrdaie's.
Commercial club building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

Closing ont 5000 stock % stylish
millinery az coverdale's. Commercial
Club bnildlng. sale begins tssiay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

The dispatches do moi state whesh-
r wa r'ns Fanss mpsrsrs'senss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
Phone ll43
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3i9 West Gold Ave.
-. -.
THE new MEXICO
CLEANING & HATING
COMPANY

youR cLormSG--E'sncr sd
REPAIRED.
your SUIT - Enhcr ses--
Cienned.
yoUR SUIT - Either Sew
Pressed.
your fIAr--I.litnr scx--gs.
ssaIrcd o. niocLcd.
YOUR slsOvEs, Ncckllcs, CIR.
tain. Dfaperscs---xade like nav.
SANITARY PROCESSES
POPULAR PIucES
We Cali For and Deliver Goods
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

has anne 40 far ~ to lead him N
nmpu,stc his plgtan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15
Auction!

Thursday, November fssil at $50
p. m. ss si7 south fdlih street. ! win
scii at auction nsce Iot o. good fur.
nitnrc. consisting Of cvcryshing neccs-
sary So furnish housc. f.es mo- one
miss this saIc.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29
VIII Relieve Old Bridge.

Tho new bridge is expected to accom-
plish two things of importance: First,
furnish a convenient means of crossing
into Georgetown for residents of Column
"ia Heights, Mount Pleasant, and all
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29

John Sharp Williams. Mississippi; Elihu
Root. New York; William Alden Smith,
Michigan; Simon Guggenheim. Colorado,
and Claude A. Swanson, Virginia. Ad-
joining the Bailey site on the north Is
the home of former Senator Thomas Car
ter, OF Montana.
The new Bailey house. for which George
Oakley Totten, jr., the local architect. has
completed drawings. will be of a type very
popular now in Washington and similar
to a number in the same street. 1t Will
be three-story, white-srone affair, with
tiny garden effect and small driveway
leading to the door. The first or ground
floor will be occupied principally by an
office, Senator Bailey's study and library,
and the kitchen. The next floor will con-
tain large drawing-room. hall. and
dining-room, and the sleeping apartments
will be on the third floor. The house will
contain nine rooms, besides the kitchen,
bathrooms, and servants quarters.
The contract for the construction has
been let to John H. Nolan, the local
builder, and work started this week. The
structure will be completed for at least
part of the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29

territory north Of Q street, the residents
Of which can make use of Florida ave-
nue. and will not be forced to descend TO
P street to cross. and second, relieve the
bridge over p street of much travel and
obviate the congested and unsatisfactory
traffic condition there now.
The old bridge. which still is in excel
lent condition, according to District off,
cials, will remain for use Of both street
cars and foot and private vehicle pas
sengers.
While no definite date can be set until
the drawings shall have been completed,
advertisements for bids issued and the
contract finally let, II is thought the
first work on the new bridge will start
not later than the latter part of March
or the 1st of April. 1912. From that time
the work will be rushed to completion, as
there will be no legal or legislative OBJ
stacles to overcome.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29
FINE APPROACH
IS PLANNED FOR
0 STREET BRIDGE
Will Have Large Plaza on
Either End.
HANDSOMEST In CAPITAL

The last detail as the position of
the proposed bridge across Rock
Creek at Q street, which is to cost
about $4,000 exclusive of neces-
sary ground, was settled this week,
when it was decided to construct a
bridge containing sharp angle be-
tween the Washington and George
town ends of the street.
Hardly less imposing in dimen-
sions than the Connecticut avenue
bridge, and far handsomer as to
architectural finish and approaches,
the new bridge will be the finest
piece of work of its kind in the
District. It will be the only bridge
in the planning of which careful
attention has been paid to the ap-
proaches.
GLENN BROWN ASSISTED.
In this part of the work the office of
the engineer of bridges of the District,
where the drawings for the bridge proper
are b:ing prepared, has had the co-opera-
tion and active assistance of Glenn
Brown, the local architect and leader in
the city beautiful movement here Mr..
Brown. who has worked hard and con-
tinuously for the Identification of Rock
Creek Valley, between Potomac and Roc
Creek parks. not only attended to the
architectural finish of the bridge its
TRAININGS. ratings, and artistic effects,
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29
WORK COMMENCED
ON BAILEY HOUSE
Sixteenth Street Home for
Texas SolOn.

Senator Joseph w. Bailey. Of Texas. is
the latest recruit to the ranks Of official
dom in general and Of Senatorial residents
in particular who line Sixteenth street.
The Texas solon recently purchased lot
on the corner Of Sixteenth and Church
streets and will build there handsome
residence to cost in the neighborhood OF
$50, 600. The lot cost about $4,000
With Senator Bailey will be the follow
ing members of the upper chamber of
Congress now living in Sixteenth street:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29
Kaufman House Ready.

The handsome new home of Victor
Kaufman, in New Hampshire avenue,
between R and streets northwest, is
now completed and ready for occupancy.
The Kauffmanns will move into their new
home upon their return to, this city in
the fall. The house is of plain white
marble, italian style. with no grounds
1t will be a notable addition to the hand
some residences IN New Hampshire ave-
nue.. The house was designed by T. ]. d.
Fuller, architect. of this city.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29
Snle In TennaIIxtoySn.

J. ". n. & T. B. Huyck. real estate
brokers. report the sale of three lots in
Tennallytown to James ]. Calvin for
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maher. The lots are ad-
Joining and have frontage OF Is feet by
a depth of 100 feet. The consideration is
not made public.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-29

Mary Z. Jolly for a home.
on the south side of Cathedral avenue,
west of the Connecticut avenue bridge.
1t is built of light Roman brick, with
massive tiled cornice. and contains eleven
large rooms and three, baths. 1t is wired
for electricity and fitted with one of the
best hot-water systems.
The premises are described as lot 6s,
square 2111, and the total area amounts
to about $500 square feet. The property
has frontage of % feet on Cathedral
avenue and depth. of 14O feet. The con-
sideration in the transaction is not made
public. ~.