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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
WORK PROGRESSING ON
BEAUTIFUL ELECTRICITY
BUILDING AT SAN DIEGO
fspsusal Cssrsupoadsase co the HsrsIdl

Tepsoial CDsrsupOadsnee Co che HeFsld1
Ran Diego Cal. Oct. 2g.-Work on
tic Electricity building, which viii
10 ono OF the most Beautiful HtrucI
lures Ht the san Diego exposition IN
1918, IL progressing rapidly. The fOun-
datlOna have heen ilnished aud tho
XIII 81 Tnt ssS cement ss sS nrs , r,snE LSS
modelled after siic Dalace built hy
Compile DO Herns, 9panlnn nObles
man In the City OF Aloxic0 N the 1tth
century. H..g stimls tittifH u
rho progress already made w ne
san Diego exposition IN the way o.
planting. building, grndlug and pu&-
leity Is greater than any other gAppyl
Hllien has ever shown two years and 2
half beforo opening.
Wonderful ,adyangament has been
: Q0 especially In horticulture. Tire
exposition nurseries cover over 100
qcfon and thore are now about three
< fOugtH9 81 AmiiliOn plants ready 10
lbo at ont besides over 10000 trees
apt ehr1pg already growing in tho
' T6s fsnF and "a hall IhlIea OF wirG
ailisliUd. ~ t6tn 81 4 u ready vines
wili ~ 80 90 ~ that they will cover
Thc fioianlotl balialn Wiz be- COM
iaeaeed In q few anka 1IFeding 10 al
1noM com plotSa f6f sSls structure,
Witch wslI b che lafat1f latl.houso
ever cerstrucsed. zee Set eH'aase ana
IN fisid hcspssai hes htan anlslied
AND thoroughly eqnIppea WlkN 4fo4e
afo purses u attondAfea " t'.'
0fetaurant aad Q0nrtoYH Ntl3lpnNo.
1flh Shower baths have been q
ita ana enipl0yes.
n (lg per cent OF I'll 9fAalNN 4oN
and buildings N ceuftl
IR 81 the Southern Gel,
ate " being aCne new. 'N
MAILS cor tb9 buliol 4M y
nf8 being ereete4 II1N
fN 4hiCh WI ~ Tie N|alN
s EaolIo1 ~ thasn fel4 N
N ~ lpp site u 44Ilt
- trass
Men aiIN
y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
Asnerica0 PEOPLE Ropidly AUaksning
to Craze Menace Of Free Trade
Emate Of $50 Electoral Votes for Taft How Believed to
be Conservative as Sentim Swings More and MOre
Toward Prosperity President.

tspscial Corssspssa-n-e 10 the IssraIA1
Chicago, Oct. 50.----I'rom every Sec
tion.of the country, come reports Of an
awakening Of the American people to
tho menace Of , free. trade, together
with their differentiation not to allow
the, election Of a1DeHiocraiic candidate,
for the preShlerp3Ru 2 ..st
Director Mulpsns. In charge of the
western bureaus69 ftite Republican ma
tionAl cOlnihlttee, has been over
wheImed THIS week with information,
Through lolerss; peFPorll visits and
reports OF recent bolts. switch demon.
Btrafes that ihe claim OF ESQ electoral
votes for Fresldent Taft II oonser-
vatlve. In the 'ulOsing. dbya -of the
campaign thsrp, .i,ng, been 9 tTemen-
dous swing toward 'faft The irnpos-
slbIhty OF to0sevelt,,f election 70 at
last reAllss4 by gs.sp ~ uisst ardent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

admirers and they are rOptronted by
the fact that II they throw. THAR votes
away upon the third term eandidato
they make possible. tho Inaiction OF n
Democratic admlniHtratlon upon tho
country. ,c..of .fa
Tho issue IL now squsrFly ybstween
TAFT and iwiispn. protection ;and free
trade. Careful and lel partial. OBJ.
servers OF tho political nlttatioh long
ago asserted that the thru term cam
didnts could not possfbiy cdfty enough
states 10 sive him eos vRtes In tho
isiectoral college but tilsscIkliin OF tho
third tprmers were no noiny aad In
sissent that they uilsled lhe piibllc,
This week. however. the Republican
national COMMITTEES sato VIDE public
ity tosA statement which shcwed thu
.pcrcentage OF llepublIean .yote which
Roosevelt would have to receive In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30


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crAts are naturally 90 70 divide
the Republican paytf Hiie division
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Republicans uveFywhste s,leuld make
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
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QNOD R0l1S
s1G!kI1N
Aakomcbile Boost,
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Roats Hslwe
and Ration a \ AEss

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same t4Y 4 reGulaF time achsdnlY
col. ~ n. Twitcheli, president ~
che oo Roads association Of New
MoHtce HsM accompany, the party
matEfrT snort addresses on thS e,til-
iocf o N1od roads ana perfeoting the
oneRnAfaeIDN a. ali Of the places
naE iong the route. Evof9 prep'
areiloo n being made 20 mako thiu
,tGlp b aSana success and 20 swell che
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the Good Roads association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30
GREATEST WIRELESS
STATfONfOF WORLD
AT'ARLINGT0N, VA,
[wy Esassa wire 90 As'sAaae nGesaiAl

[wy Leases wire o. AUsAaaG nSeealAI
WaghinHton, Oct. JD,.-ycfNokiInH
and opu,toflnn with life, tne liIiavy'a
| new WtFBieSs ataiIon at Ariir9tonf Va,
the Dlcsg pow'Urful plant IN tnc tfcfla.
last night fiung from IT, lofty H4ifjit
the nrat message which slEnellned the
ic0nipietlop Of an important step IL tsre
building ofSYa globe glrdinH NllfeioeE
Nxetcna which, viz keep evefT bnip %
the United States navy and etetg In
suiar ppaseeglon witlln instant eotu-
munloatiem with ahe eRpitn4 u 4,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

Neuralgia OF the face. nhouidsrs,
hands, or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate this flesh.
tsAt,IAAItD'B SNOW IMMINENT po-
sosass that power. Rubbed IN where
tho pHln N felt N all that n hecessaFy
10 relieve suffering ana restore NOR
mai conditions. Price 500. Seo and
ftlo0 per bottle. Sold By 81 drug
ts,--Adv. ,&s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-30

Herald Want Ads Brtng
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
BREAKS UP A COLD
AND CURES GRIPPE
IN SEVERAL HOURS

You can surely end 0ripps and
break up the most severe cold either
in head, chest. back, stomach OF
limbs, BY taking a dose Of Pape's
Cold Compound every two hours
until three consecutive doses ara
taken.
II promptly relieves the most
miserable headache. duiiness. head
and moss stuffed up. feverishncss.
sneezinx. sore throat. mucous
catarrhal discharges. running OF the
nose. soreness. stiffness and rheF
matte twinges.
Take this harmless Compound az
directed, without Interference with
POUR usual duties and with ths
knowledge that there is no other
medicine made anywhere else In ths
world. which will cure your cold or
end Grippe misery as promptly and
without any other assistance or bad
sfter-effecta az a IS cent package
n Pape's Cold Compound, which any
truggist In the world can supply.
Pape's Cold Compound ia the re.
snlt Of three years research al a
cost OF more than fifty thousand dol
lars. and contains no quInine. which
we have conciusiveiy demonstrated
is not effective 10 the treatment OF
colds or grippe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16


waHt 20 quote from two recently received ONE SAYS
gIrl IL not what you ma
notice OF her We All Know ma
popular Does boz ever 81,
ershnx shs gets In suburb
popular and they 10 TO dance hss s.ss
and the boys here A apou
guod time VI " .ney aan
N bad whose an - " snf"D
that women should not DC 30 eaa, 20
ont - -. 81 .,sx,,
seems 20 Ieses Weekly The of VINO
Goes wrong people TO shs
that you and "neFs u1ke
,Setr snoxIeags And that often 10 me va, o ~,
hara TO them late 70 save them snu -.
this because parents the best 90 nov M
,earb-4one the facts Ana aohs
OF
after all think the ngnthnusu
AMI become teachers 20 ms ns
obyoas o affair." and yet ~ w. 'SaA " '@' 80
Youa I'm the right airseioh 49, -.
ready Asains.
driven worse ~ mis- VIZ an'ns
.su shSnk n delays OF the generation 70 feel
e.ch himself vl'sn
such where me 10y u 81 -
absolutely the right thing 70 90 w. IT, and
to cefth they alone fssp"nsos ~
become stronkef a..
aocreeste and that grh snoo.o
bad 10 That thy should snos en- a do moi,
that they shomd De
ard he PLEASURE 10 be gained rom s'.
mind Is a
81 timeia Ana
prevents
NJ mrarted based ON the gnt
reached In this woriaaho soe " ~
80. for
1'l- cunning that "a diincn o ~
people heanlhs 'o""i" "p'
deal IL more ana more e@s' ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
no BaH Haf Boaufi11oG
A LITTLE BEAUTY
TALK
nv MRS. ANITA NopRIe

Centuries ago the Greclan and
Roman women were renowned for
their iovelineas OF form and face
Yet they had not one.sixtsenth tho
resources In cosmetic art that you
of 1919 have.
Instead of relying upon halma ana
creams and powders for tho per.
footing of their beauty. they revealed
In baths, They knew fun we'll, IN
that distant past. that the woman
who would possess a wild roso com
plssion and all the othdr attributes
OF beauty must keep the body ex.
qulaiteiy clean.
Consequently these PARKWAY bellies
haihed haiiy In warm fragrant wnt-
cfa aud were. so the ancient chronI.
cicH tell US, fair 10 behold.
What was essential then IL twice
an essential now. when the air Ia
filled with SCOT and CRIME, and tho
playful wind that brushes our
cheeks leaves behind Il a grimy me.
menio.
II is we'll established fact that
a woman cannot be really beautiful
unless ahe battles thoroughly once
every 20 hours. II may not be
nmisn. therefore. for me to give YOU
my idea ~ how n woman should
take thla everyday bath.
To begin with Il should be taken
ht n'Eht. just before milady Is ready
TO turn into bed One reason ad.
soeate the night bath IL that Il win
quiet your nerves aud insure you
sound fepose, Another good reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
Cynthia Crey's Letters
~ sssss .sst.
TIRED OF ira AT elesrasN


Dear Misa Grey Th sir tired Of living at
II 70 woman who taithoagh
70 my noheF the ncha OF Aud although
the thoakh OF my mother the
'e one can open my heart would break mothers
heaft ana she ~ AL l have n war
aoh KNOW whether will think not
q ohofA
us senefas work. but love
hnE else but am melancholy
myself want die. hut of
my heart No one has done anything fault
ot any one not not much
20 set away Oft my mother
Please and am
Tool without In
Excuse ms letter | am writing while think clearly
EIGHTEEN
A-My dear little gf. wish you that I
could
harmless a cir q
and
There
hstween "a period.
when her physical complete change
The mental nuch longer adjusted physical
hat = the disturbance that botheng realize
Shat IL
else viii lse its what
through and do not for think You brave
Girl aud DOING nohy There Of losing
mna q O anything happening 20 70 loved onea rh
old prophet Isaiah righteousness shall
pses ana The effect righteousness a.nsss aud assurance
ever wish would aud repeating w.
and eesn the s fhnE the moaing and study Just what each
address VIII
tell yoa Of q dandy little book that viii help you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
CAN the CHILD 90 TO HEAvssr


Dear Miss Cory. want to know how sympsn1e with
X a }. Ia.
nIrgitimase
heart belnx OF tines and that
but OH
hml hard
would be Elad X NJ and she have
viii feel alone In my
trouble hep both dae eoads In but you
only believe condition. rather Than a
and
ttl. child be
clndcdT proof that the
hought the sub
hdFon csmas II II your
that on with beautiful thoush
belongs except The
readers expresses 'hiS
way
and slow,
We fnahio oar O
As he preach passes
Our eefa mbn stairway bright,
Tn to he endless light.
or night
Little BY little. and day By day.
hard sometimes 20 know
The and
stations miss ne me " 10 with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
WHY EASTER SUNDAY Is
MOVABLE

Dear Miss Grey VIII you please
tell the uhy Easter comes IN March
some years and Ia April other
years. q. q.
A AZ frat Easter waa c.i~hrat.
I'D ON the same DAY that the iew
iah race celebrated She passover.
the 18th day 81 their faonth Nisan
To distinguish Christianity from
Jsdaism. the early church changed
the day to the firRt Sunday follow
Ing the 18Th. the Niaan. The task
Of setting Easter day tell 10 the
bishops nf Alexandria. hat waN I'M
satisfactory. wssh the result that
different parts Of the world we're
keeping Easter nj different dnt~a
Later the church decided 10 d..
terusne Faster Sunday By the pas.
chat full moon. Easter sunday Is
the first Sunday after the full
moon coming after March gist iiif
the els. falls on Sunday. Faster In
one week later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
BLACK CAKE

The following recipe was sent TO
me by reader Of the column: One
cup each OF sugar and black mo-
lasses: three eggs. save whites Of
two Beat moIasses. sugar and
eggs together. add three cups OF
flour. one teaspoon each Of soda.
cinnamon. allspicc. and half tea.
spoon nutmeg. sifted together, one
half cup of butter or lard. last OF
all add one cup Of boiling water.
and beat all together. Bake either
in three layers or loaf. Make frost
Ing OF one cup sugar and one-half
cup OF water. boil until threads.
Have the two whites of the eggs
beaten stiff Pour syrup over the
eggs and stir until nearly cold Add
one-half cup ~ raisins or figs, chop
ped fine. Spread over cake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Girl Liked Charles Purple Tie.
90 Shs Eloped With Hlf

F'ourteenyear-old Rose Meyers OF
Detroit met Charles Diehi. ~, and
liked bis stunning purple tie 20 well
she fell In love with him.
When her father gave her sl3e
20 take 10 the bank she hurried 10
Charles. and they eIoped 20 Chicago.
where the police caught them. But
they had dinner In real restaurant
and Rose declares Il was grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Woman May Conceal Her Past
from Husband, Court Decides

A woman ~ not compelled 20 tell
her husband OF her past before they
are married. AZ least not in Penn.
sylvRnls. according to decision of
Judge Magill at Philadelphia. Nor
must the husband reveal the story
OF his life unless he wants to-
Harry J. Rolhman wanted a d.
yorce because his wife. Clara. had
deceived him ms 10 her past life. He
didn't get ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16


Indicated. In addition to milk.
fresh. soft-boilcd eggs or raw
cggn. mre very commonly employ.
cd AZ an appetizer. beef juice.
beef tea and beef broth. made from
sound. fresh meat. are often recon
mended In many diseases the
fresh juice OF fruits. where the
fruits themselves cannot be used. il
highly beneficial
AZ the present time the juices OF
many fruits. such as the apple and
the grape. are prepared IN . perfect.
~ sanitary manner aud steriiised
without the nae Of any chemical.
and can be offered to the invalid
In a pare and wholesome state.
The uso ot such grape juice. cider.
pineapple juice, etc. IL very ire
auently Of great benefit
Small quantities OF certain meats
and game are reliehed by many In.
valida. Any food which the invalid
rclishes and which he can digest ~
20 be advised. n pure and fresh.
This, Of course. does not apply To
foods which are naturally Improved
BY age. such ~ cheese. cured meats.
etc.
The use 81 alcoholic beverages
for lnvaiisis Is not nearly 80 highly
recommended as In former years.
There IL a growing belief In the
medical profession that inyaiids as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

OF marnhmallown. : tablespoons OF
hot water. v teaspoon OF vanilla
Put sugar and milk in saucepan.
heat siosiy 10 boilinE point without
stirring. aud boil ala minutes. Break
iiiarahmallown In pieces and melt
IN double boiler. add hot water and
cook until mixturc 10 smooth. thea
gradually add hot syrup. stirring
constantly. Beat until cool enough
20 spread. thon add vanilla. Thin
may be naed for both filling and
fro@tiuK For sandwiches. nuts.
olives and pimento4. chopped fine
and mixed with mayonnalse arc
'niee to serve with coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
PICTURE BRIDES"

San FRANCISCO. March H.
That more than 1000 Japanese
women posing an picture brides"
have been admitted through this
port. and that these same "picture
brides" are now taking the places
OF white women In iaundries. res
taurants and homes. Is the claim
Of California labor leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Dear Miss Grey: As | have no
cook book, would appreciate y,
verv much II you would give me =
recipe for a cooked salad dressing.
Also a recipe for marshmallow
cake. and something nice for sand
witches 70 be eaten with coffee.
MRS. A. G. p.
A.-The following makes de-
llclous cooked salad dressing;
amount one quart: On: half cup
each OF vinegar and sugar. ! table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Doesn't Know Which 10 10 Her
Husband. Sues Both for Olvol

Marie NJ Lewis. a manicure girl
OF Louisville. not knowing to which
of two men she belongs, has sued
both for divorce.
She says after she married Clyde
Il. Lewis he abandoned her. saying
the marriage WAS Illegal. and she
was we'd to George r, Rude. Now
she wants 10 be free from both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

II should like to open an nc-
count at this bank, II you please"
we hall be glad to accomIiio-
date you. madam. What amount
do you wish TO deposit?"
'Oh. but ! mean n charge Ac-
count, such az have ut the Big
dry goods es."--Chicago Trib-
une,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

gpoon each Of butter and molstened
mustard. I egg beaten. Let vine
gar. sugar and butter come TO
boil. then add mustard. stir, pour
over the egg, beating all the while.
when cold pour over salad.
The following Is fine marsh
maiIow cake. One-half cup of but.
ter and IL cups OF sugar creamed
together. stir In " cup OF milk z
cups flour, teaspoons baking pow
der. U teaspoon cream OF tartar
sifted together. whites Of 5 eggs and
I teaspoon Of vanilla. Bake In
shallow pans.
Filling: Three-fourths cup OF
sugar. 4 cup OF milk. Y pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
s,udlous Woman 10 Awarded
the Astronon. pr

Miss Margaret Harwood OF Lit
Teton. Mass. has been awarded the
womans astronomical fellowship OF
the Nantucket Maria Mitchell asso.
citation. The award Is $1,000.
Miss HARDWOOD Is a graduate OF
Radcliffe college. and for four years
has studied and assisted in the Har-
ward observatory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Women I'm the News
nf domesllc relntlons.

OF domestic feiatfone-
The trouble" he says. lis that
men and women no longer pat each
other on the cheek after they are
married, They ought TO Jolly and
take moonlight strolls. Otherwise
they become matter .of-fact and
think they don't care for each
other"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

W. ~ 1,zll, fHEFII1 FHHn ~
49, saiisfled with fhe her
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there general
eliminate
1gcse from he arm o stefan.
feeding insadA not 10
medicine
health provided the food
overburdcn the digestive
which cannot be digest
ed burdens ony increase the difficulties
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TO SET COLOR



Dear Miss Grey Can you sug
gest something that will set tho
color Ia a blue gaiateaY have
tried salt and alum. A READER.
A Vinegar viii sometimes act
the color In materials.
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that q xend
th@am tn Tut
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crupoe to-day.
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viii bring ron
a regular Dol
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There viii be fewer matrimonial
troubles II women will only Jolly
their husbands, according to Judge
G. n. Goodnow OF the Chicago court
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more than pcrfunctory attention. ms
the popular collarleas frock necessi.
tates that II be white and soft az
the petais OF roseleaf. When you
have scrubbed and scrubbed until
yon are an clean as a human being
can be-. call halt.
Now rinse off the snowy Iather
with plenty OF tepid water. as II
wouldn't do from a beauty stand
point 20 let even the least bit OF
soap foam dry on the skin.
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for the night bath IN that when the
pores arc cleansed and open. they
more readily absorb nonfishing skin
creams.
Never neglect To follow up the
hot bath with face. hand. arm
and shoulder massage with some
pure emoliient. II Is In this way
that wrlnkiad skins are kept nj bay.
After fiiling your bath tub three
quarters full with nice. hot water. Il
should be softencd BY throwing In
two tableapoonfuia OF the following
delightful lotion:
Fragrant Water softener
-Four ounces 81 alcohol.
One ounce ~ ammonia.
One dram oil OF lavender,
This lotion viii make the bath
wnfer delightfully."- fragrant. which
will appeal TO the dainty woman.
Step into the steamIng water be-
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