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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
SALE FOR
MADAME SHERRY rs
TO START TOMORROW

4 In bringing Madame sherry" 20
the Elks theater here next Friday
night. Messrs Woods, I.edorer and
Fiazea have given local rheatcrgOers
q treat they have been looking 10 for
many months This sensational mu-
steal comedy which has been the talk
OF the entire civilized world 10 credit
ed with having the most Irresistible
score ever wfitteB. Its these song
entitled Every Little Movement Has
a Meaning All les Own" has been
the rage in town for months. In
commenting on 4 the Montreal star
said: Madame Sherry" h one of the
bfightost. clevCrest, wiitiest, prettie5t
entertainments ever seen on any
stage Il sparlles. Il has hnmof,
melody. color. spirit and a song theme
which flor sheer lifting seductive faE-
clnation excels anything since the
days OF the blue Danube" Com
pared with Every Little Movement
Merry Widow" weltz h a poor wisp
of a melody.
Tho advance sale will start tomoF-
row, and II Is conceded that Madame
sherry" viii draw one OF the largest
houses THAT tle h'ks' theaier has
ever held.
The east Is made up oi a great
many well known faporitee, including
Miss Marie Flynn, Oscar Figman. a
particular favorite, who will be re-
membered for his delightful work IN
tho Merry widow Other big sing.
ing favorltes OF the roster include
Flo Irwin. VIM. Cameron, Lillian
Tucker, Franklin Farnum, Virginia
Fpltz, David Iithgoe and charming
chorus All New York authorities
agree that no such sensational ma.
steal comedy success has been scored
In the past 20 years.
Some Of the musical gems are You
Can't Argue, Can YOn?" "Ene Kiss
You Gave, Uncle Says Mustn't and
/ Won't" 1.-THE Birth of the nntser-
fly" THE Smile She Means For
You" The Love Dance Pots and
Pans" put Your Arms Around Ne
Honey" I'm AL Right" "a Want to
Play House With You" "Oh For q
Sail I'VE Are Only Poor Weak
Mortals After All" etc.
Some of the terpslchorean novel
Ties are The Birth Of Passion" "Ath-
letic Pranclng," "The Seduction ana
the famous Danger Dance Mad
anne sherry" win haye an augmented
orchestra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
TIlE HISTORIC ROUTE.

The strong movement which has
made its appearance among the lead
ers Of the ooast-to-coast highway
boosters 70 make me main southwest
ern route reach the scenic and his
torlc wonders Of Arizona and New
Mexico. following generally the routa
Of the santa re railway west Of A.
bnquerquo. 10 based on logical
grounds. There IL nothing which Will
81 more effective In drawlns the east
drn tourist than the worlds greatest
wonder. the Titan Of chasms IN Ari-
IONA: che Pueblo Villages Of New
Mexico, tho per-ied forest and the
Painted desert OF Arizona the Hopi
country. the cliff dwellings ana the
various scenic attraotions an the way
along from Albuquerque TO Flarstaff
and thence 10 phooaix. Tho difficult
ties OF completes me road immedi'
aioly west OF Aibuquorque are the
only drawbacks 10 pushing ihe trans
continental route through aiong the
limos surecsted, but that such a move
ment win be- backed by the various
organizations working on tho ocean
to-ocean route east 81 here Il eef'N'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
SAVING THE nuFrALo.

That the crisis has been passed ana
that the buffalo has been saved from
extlnttion Is shown In an article IN
n current magazine which states that
between 2.0oO and 1900 buffalo are
now thriving In tho United states and
Canada and that their numbers are
rapidly increasing. The saving Of
this magnificent animal. which once
roamed the plains Of New Mexico and
all the west by the million, II one Or
the greatest conservation achieve
ments Of the century. largely due to
the work OF the National Bison So
clety and 70 the libcrality OF the Ca
madam government a liberailty tas-
ally emulatod BY Uncle Sam. who
failed 10 rise 20 the occasion until 4
was almost too late. The government.
however. has established o number
OF buffalo preserves throughout the
west and has apparently awakened 20
the importance Of saving the species.
There Is good reason 60 believe that
in the lifetime OF the present gener-
alton buffalo viii again roam the pas
lures Of the west In large numbers,
although Il viii take many years 70
restore them TO anything like the
numbers which existed IN this coun-
try as late as 1875, The slaughter OF
the buffalo. which developed into q
frightful ahambles in the seventies
and eighties. was nothing less than
a national crime. and IL Will be a
matter OF qualification 10 every Amer
lean to know that this crime Is in a
fair way 10 be atoned for.
Nothing like the determination Of
this animal. once estimated at sixty
million in the United states, was ever
known In the history OF any country
ola residents of New Mexico can re-
can tho time when they oouid be seen
by thousapds, on the plains Of tbs
territory. Itis worth WINS romeui'
bering that Buffalo Jones, now 3
resident Of New Mexico. and whose
buffalo and caSaio have bern exhib'
tied here. has been an important fac
tor In the saving OF this noble mon
arch Of the plains.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
New Mexico News Briefs.

y. II. Hart Of Clovis has received
the Democratic nomination for mayor.
on June ist two rural postal routes
VIII be started out OF Roswell which
will serve 275 families,
Clovis is working hard to get the
proposed new state normal school
ana seems confident 81 making good.
Juan Fernandez OF silver City was
found guilty OF second degree murder
this week for the killing Of Mrs. Betty
Potter Inst February.
4 railroad from Aztec to Blooming-
ton. san Juan county. Is being sur
Veyed In connection with a sugar fac
tory project IN that section.
"Old Town" al Gan Marcial n few
native houses back Of the railroad
r0undhouse. was burned 10 the
ground the other day.
A committee on cannery has been
@lNHNANNA ANbi ANA 'tttNNAtH VI = ~ W.
ington and the boosters there think
they need enc in their business
Considerable damage has been done
All along the Giia river in southwest
orn New Mexico as the result Of re-
cent rains In that section.
The willard Record has borrowed
the MountalnaiH Messenger plant ana
Is again In tie fold after being
burned out az willard some slime
since.
small son ~ Antonio SECURE Of
Taos county missed the chicken with
an axe tho other day and cur off sew
eral fingers from his little brothers
right hand.
You can't put anything over on the
Tucumoari sun. That entofprislng
newspaper got out s.000-copy extra
announcing the bribery scandal IN
Santa re the day Il happened.
s. ~, pTnitt. alias Lighifoot, has
been arrested in Gallup and taken
10 Flagstaff, Ariz.. % answer the
charge OF foralng tho name OF a. w
lSlnsey OF Flagstaff 70 couple OF
checks
Eight thousand feet of lumber has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
TADC IN the Solar
AB0 PIsrus...

TAKE ANOTHER look and see ~
YOU got al the tin cans rounded up.
y o o
SEVERAL candidates viii mood
brand new hats when Il IL al over.
. q q
MARCH Is ms uncertain as the tate
OF some Of our legislators.
q o 9
EVEN THE uneallant actor often
takes a woman'y part
q q .
WE THANK THEE, Mr.. Busser. for
these Santa PC entertainments.
q o q
THE ONLY MAN who is glad 20
see others get ahead Of him - the
grocer who sells cabbages.
q o o
TOO MUCH rs enough Of anything.
Mr.. Catron called Mr.. Baca Il once
too often.
PERSONS who sit down on the
spur Of tho moment usually make
some very sharp remarks.
q . q
THE DISCUSSION on temperance
bills viii likely lead 70 Incorporate
language.
NOW THAT he's got H. many are
wondering what Iafollctto r. COINS
to do with North DAKOTA.
y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Osgar--My trent Adolf said he wass
going TO spent elegtion day digging a
trench. I hobe der vim be iant-
alitel
q 3 q
BETWEEN the Dawg song and the
Princeton yell there Is really little TO
choose as far as sense goes.
. . q
THIS CLOSE 70 Easter, mean hus-
bands naturally become suspicious At
wifey's rapidly increasing amablIity.
o q o
A CONTEMPORARY aptly OBJ
serves that whatever meg be said OF
Maud Muller. she never subjected the
Judge 20 the recall.
q q o
PROBABLY NONE Of the poets
who pirate Of daffodils and clover APP
preciate spring half a. much as a COW
does.
O q o
ROOSEVELT is coming west soon.
We dont take any stock Ia tho allega-
tion that he viii have 70 stay out
here.
. q q
4 DIsGRuNTLED school teacher
says two thirds OF the boys in school
are stupid. She ought 20 make them
smart for a.
Q s .
THE DEMOCRATIC convention in
Alabama, the home state Of Congress-
man Underwood. will be held ON April
!. Who Is the Joke on?
. . Q
THE MERRY rattle Of the festive
la
brings painfully 70 mind our long
cherished ambition 10 discover self
pushing one.
. . o
a sT, LOUIS Episcopal divine de-
clored tho other day that 81. Patrick
Was not Roman Catholic, First
thing you know they viii De claiming
he was neither an irlshman nor a
Democrat
q o o
AFTER ARIZONA recalls her re-
call, we have q mental picture Of
some cactus statesmen twlddling
their fingers on their several and COLI
lective noses at President TAFT.
Q q y
THE HAND that pays the wages
is the hand that rules the world. The
Nhlheae fepeplieun soldiers nave re-
ceived their pay and things are much
duieter.
Q 10 o.
MR.. spiEss conferred a favor on
the newspaper men when he said Tor
publication that Il was "faise as he'll"
Every paper Ia the state put Il In biz
type. Us pen pushers don't often get
chance 10 swear 81 print and sea
on with g.
o % q
DETWEEN The typcsetter and the
proofrcader thoy lost line out Of
Our pome yesterday This happens
40 often u has lost iis sting. bat u
anyone runs uoross u, please return
% tails Office.
o ii Il
THE CHICAGO Tribune refers sar.
casiically 10 the Spanish American
names ~ tho gentlemen arrested lol
bribery Ia santa We. Tho Chicago
Daily News thereupon kindly suggests
the iolowins names 40 help elect a
colleague for NondraselJ
TuchoWsM. Smeakal. llosienhoWaki
and brybowski. MAJ eed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
AN IMPORTANT DrcIsrov.


The decision OF the state supreme
court In holding that the constitution
Is Intended 20 abolish the pernicloua
fec system IN county offices. the abo-
ution 60 20 into effect oOJncldon, with
the rest Of the constitution. Is one OF
far-reaohing Importance 70 every tax
payer in New Mexico. While the tax.
payers probably realize this fact fully
without our stating Il, Il IL important
enough to merit considerable atteE-
zion. For years the citizens OF every
county have been paying about ten
tlmes over for the service performed
n remuneratlng their county officers
under a law which has enabled the
officers 10 make their compensation
practically whatever they have
wished; a system making Il difficult
20 put any definite check on the
emoiumcnts and a system which nus
obtainea al the expense Of the inter-
ests Of tho people whose money spent
for fees 60 county officers would have
accomplished wonders IN public Inn
provements and for other purposes
looking 20 the benefit OF the public.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars an
nualiy win be saved 10 the I-ople Of
New Mexico. Financially this con-
STRUNG Of the constitution by the SUI
preme court is Of more Importance 20
New Mexico than any decision for
many years. The axe has been laid
at the root Of one OF the greatest
evils in New Mexico's government and
every citizen will share in the re-
sultant benefit.
There is every reason TO believe.
that knowing the overwhelming scntl-
ment in New Mexico. tho legislature
win take action 10 soc that salaries
are provided all county officers com
nlepnnKats Nsth chs aeKgice FSnassed
the people. IN justice 20 the county
officials the legislature should and
probably win look after this matter
promptly. and there Is little doubt
that Il win flxssalaries which will be
fair TO the men who do the work.
There II no disposition in any quar-
ter 10 vlctimixe the offlceholders, but
the public SERVED demands that the
people be no longer victimized by an
arrangement. for instance, which al
lows district attorney TO limit his
oonpensation only By the number Of
indictments he secures.
The present status of the case q
most satisfactory. II is understood
there IL strong lobby Of county Off,
Gers az the capital. II IS reasonable
60 suppose that under the ruling OF
the attorney general with which the
supreme court has disagreed. this
lobby would have devoted its efforts
20 preventing the passage Of any Kind
OF a salary bin On the legislature. the
Zee system under that ruling being 10
force until the legislature acted. i
Is much easier to block than 10 secure
legislation: and the officials are no"
placed Ia the position Of having q
push through a law instead Of pre-
venting It's passage.
The Herald hopes that the legislp-
ture viii as soon as possible pass an
act providing a just and reasonable
salary FOR every county officer q
salary such az a private citizen woulc
expect to sea ia rooompenae Cor serv
ices rendered. This important change
Ia the status Of county officials VA
tend 10 keep professional pis-seekeri
out OF office and make for compe
tency Instead Of graft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

a trcstle.
A sharp curve on said trcstle.
A rapidly moving trolley car on
said trestle approaching said curve.
A drenmy-eyod motorman on said
rapidly moving trolley car approaeh-
ing said curve on said tresile.
While we close our eyes TO shut out
this thrilling scene. les as step into
the car barn and read the rule when
warns all motormen 20 Stacker
speed considerably when approaching
sharp curve. especially on trestic
CTHE ENID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

European tour and does not banker
after the Job again.
The peach crop although Il had a
close call on account OF the cold. Is
in fair shape. Some of the orchards
that have not even been smndeed viii
have a partial crop, while cha
smudged orchards will have a fun
crop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
CIITLDRTN WHO AnE sTCKLY.

Mothers who value their own CONE
fort and the welfare OF their child
rem. shOull never be without a box OF
Mother Gray's Sweet POwreds for
Children. for use throughout the sea-
son. They break up Colds, Relieve
Foverishness, Constipation, TeethinE
Disorders, Headache and stomach
TrouaSw. Used by Mothers for ~
years. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL. sold by all DruE Stores Csc.
Don't acccpt any substitute. sample
mailed pREE Address, Allen 3. Oim-
sied. Lo Roy, N. Y,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
sryan and F4ls Lid.

Colonel bryan has not thrown his
hat into the ring, but the wind Is
liable to blow II there any day, Il
Is hard 10 Keep n hat on a bald head
IN March.-kansas city Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Have you noticed the marked Inn.
provement OF the Albuquerque Even
ing Herald2 There Is now evidently
"a master hand several OF them. IN
fact, az the helm up there.- Socouo
Chlcftain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

The British government has now
strong hold Of the leaders Of the suf-
fragettes But what Is bothering tho
strong hold is how Il is going TO let go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

The European dove Of peace has
hard time keeping its Feathers un-
seorched from gunpowder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Mr. Bryan is no less ambitious than
Colonel Roosevelt, but more everse
to becoming a burnt sacrifIce to pub
&c opinion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

At last New Mexico comes into her
own. During the past few days dam
az Ananlas club has been inauguraged
at Santa Re. with four accused repre-
sentatiyes as chief nominating cont
mittno and Measrs naca and Catron
ahutt7ecOcking the rot0rt courteous 20
the tune of you First. Ny Dear Sc
polio Watch as grOwl-haton
Range
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
THE STATE PRESS.


Thars All right ~ long AZ she doomn't
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

II the motor sledge worked. the
new country nc the south pole should
be named Gasoline. springer stock.
man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

For the best saddle horses N the
city call phone No. 3, W. ~. Trimnie.
ll3 North Second street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

"That millionaire Is a very queer
chap"
LAS 90 howe"
Never claims he was happier when
he was poor Always says he Is hap
pier nov. '--Pitiaburg Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Mrs. LOWS b. speers OF Springer
IL dead as the result or shooting herr
self IN the breast with six-shootcr.
The woman was without funds and ~
believed 70 have taken her life be-
cause she was unable tg nay her hotel
bill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

been used for road CROSSINGS for the
drainage ditch being constructed by
the progressive people Of san Marcial
In the big campaign Of city improve
mcnt under way there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

Clovis is working hard to get the
proposed new state normal school.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

y. II. Hart 81 Clovis has received
the Democratic nomination for mayor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26

on June lst two rural postal routes
VIII be started out OF Roswell which
will serve 275 families,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04

Duniway Replies.
Editor Journal:

Editor Journal:
In n recent Journal, r. A. Harris,
signing himself printing expert %
though always unsuccessful in the
printing business, gives a list Of ten
politicians who, in angling for the la
bor vote, have proceeded to say that
Harris CLOSED shop" printing bill is
all right. That settles It, of course;
men who know something of printing
are proper advisers about printing.
Then Mr., Harris proceeds to reflect
upon a number of business men Of
Portland, all in the printing business,
because they advise the voters of Ore
gOn as follows:
"The initiative printing law is an
attempt to have Oregon adopt a meth
cd of doing public printing that sur
renders control Of the states printing
to a labor unions executive council at
indianapolis. II is a ~closed-shop bill
of most drastic type.
Under the proposed system the
state would buy and maintain a plant,
meet all expenses, hire the friends
and boosters of politicians at salaries
IN time" making the public printing
the football of labor agitators and
politicians, while taxpayers would foot
the bills. 80
THE measure has not one merltori-
ous feature, 1t should be oyerwhelm-
ingly beaten"
The q signers Of the above state
ment embrace the well-known print
ing houses Of Portland The signers
of that statement are Mann & Stewart,
Lincoln-McLeod Co., Kubli-Miller Co,
T.. w, Battles q Co., Portland Linotyp-
ing Co., Chausse-P rudhomme Co., Ir-
win-Hodson Co., Glass & Prudhomme
Co.. James, Kerns 4 Abbott Co., Wat.
son Printing Co, Klelst & Company,
Howe-Davis Company, Kilham Sta
tionery & Printing Co., Pacific Sta
tionery & Printing Co., Anderson
Printing Co, Boyer Printing Co, Bail
ey & Torrey, Adran-Sweeney 60,
Harnden Company, Bushon & Co, Met
ropolitan Printing Co., Portland Print
ing House Co., Durham Printing Co.,
Clarke-Kundret Printing Co., CONNER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
The Chocolate Soldier.

THE Chocolate Soldier" the Grand
tonight, is one Of the very best Of
modern comic operas, and is present
ed by n Of the strongest companies
ever seer outside Of the big cities.
Salem theatre-goers will have some
thing to regret should they miss it.
Besides the scenes being laid in Bull
garia, now fighting desperately with
Turkey, give It an unusual interest, as
the opera gives one a realistic picture
Of the Bulgarian soldier as well as
that Of official and peasant. You can
not afford to miss 1t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
II CAMPAIGN OVER.

= HE campaign is over, and to-
morrow the voters representing
nearly one hundred million peo-
pie will cast their ballots. When The
Capital Journal is issued tomorrow
though the results will not be known
here, nor the polls closed on the
coast, the election will be settled, for
by that time the vote east Of the Miss
issippi will have been cast, and the
polls closed, and that vote will prac-
tically settle the result. With the
wide breach in the Republican party,
caused by the Roosevelt wing detach-
ing itself, the Democratic situation is
far more hopeful than usual. In fact,
the dispatches yesterday from all
parts Of the country, as published in
the Oregonian, indicated that the cleo
ton of Wilson is a practical certain
ty,
As a matter Of fact, this result has
been forseen by those in touch with
the political situation, ever since
Roosevelt became a factor in the fight,
With him out Of It, the fight might
still be close, for Taft, laying aside
any question Of merit or demerit as a
president, or any criticism Of his Of
fetal life, is not a good vote-getter.
He is that type OF mar who does not
have the faculty Of getting in touch
with the masses. That is where he
and Roosevelt are at the opposite
ends Of the political teeter board,
History will show that Taft has made
a very good president, conservative
and firm, but he is not a Cline light
err" and does not understand the art
Of advertising. Roosevelt is not Of
that type, and hence will take from
Taft that element that likes the spec
t%acular, and in America it is a large
one.
So large Is it, that the unbiased
man, laying political beliefs and
~preiudlces aside, can see but one pos
sible result in tomorrow's election,
and that is a sweeping Democratic
victory, and the election Of Wilson.
Indeed the situation indicates that
not only will Wilson be elected, but
he will probably have n larger cleo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04
Salem High Is
Raady For Game
With Albany

The Salem high school football team
Is all in readiness for the big game to-
morrow with Albany. The boys have
been working hard every night, rain
or shine, on a slippery, muddy field,
and are prepared to play on any kind
Of a field that may be awaiting them
when they arrive in the Hub City to-
morrow.
Coach Turner was exceptionally
well pleased with the way the team
worked last Saturday, and says that
If the fellows all work together each
n for the team and not for himself,
that they will give Albany the worst
drubbing she has had in years.
Over $50 tickets had been sold for
the excursion early this morning and
President Fields of the Student Body
expects so more to be sold before
night. II this is done, the high school
band, which has been recently organ
lied, will be taken along and will fur
nish the music for the occasion and
play the accompaniment to the school
songs,
Yell Leader Martin has been drill
ing some new yells into the rooters
as well as having them practice the
old ones and expects to Guido the ma
tives up the line in yelling, as we'll as
defeating them in the game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-04

Twinges of rheumatism, backache,
stiff joints and shooting pains all show
your kidneys are not working right
Urinary Irregularities, loss Of sleep,
nervousness, weak back and sore kid
neys tell the need of a good reliable
kidney medicine. Foley Kidney Pills
are tonic, strengthening and restora-
tive, They build up the kidneys and
.Eegulate their action. They will give
you quick relief and contain no habit
forming drugs, Safe and always sure.
Try them. DR.. Stone Drug Store.