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Newark post., 1913-09-10

tion of parents and those interest
ed in the school. the course from
the first to the eighth grades in
elusive is printed below. The
courses in the high school will be
published next week.
FIRST GRADE.
Reading: Two lessons daily.
Gordon : New Comprehensive Method.
Books | and II.
Writing: Two lessons daily.
Exercise on practice paper.
Numbers:
(a) Work involving numbers from l
TO 10. Equivalent to PIP. l to 80, Durell
and Robbins Elementary Practical
Arithmetic.
(b) Supplemented by much oral work.
Language:
ta) Oral reproduction of stories told
by the teacher.
(b} Original accounts from personal
experience and observation.
(c) Memorizing of short poems pre-
scribed for grade.
Spelling:
(a) Based largely on reading lesson.
(b) Second term; Columbia Graded
Lessons, Book l.
Drawing:
Work for first year as outlined in
Manual No. l.
Augsburg System of Drawing.
Morals and Manners:
At least once week, taught through
stories told by teacher.
SECOND GRADE
Realing: Two lessons daily.
Gordon S New Comprehensive Method,
Books 2 and 3.
Writing: Two lessons daily.
(a) Exercises in movements on prac-
tice paper.
% All the letters. including the cap
itals.
tc) Easy sentences,
Numbers:
(a) First term; Review work of pre-
vious year, equivalent to PIP. to 32,
Durrell and Robbin's 5 Elementary Prac-
teal Arithmetic.
(b) Second Term; Numbers 10 to 100,
equivalent to PIP. SO to II, Durrell and
Robin S Elementary Practical Arithme
tic.
Language:
(a) Oral reproduction of frequent
short and occasional long stories, told or
read by teacher.
(b) Kinds of sentences as to use.
(c) Simple exercises in Capitalization
and Punctuation.
(d) Memorizing of short poems pre-
scribed for grade.
Spelling: Two lessons daily.
(a) Words from reading lesson.
lb) Columbia Graded Lessons, Books
l and 2.
Drawing: Once a day.
Based on Second Year S work as out
lined in Manual No. /, Augsburg System
of Drawing.
Morals and Manners:
At least once a week. Taught through
appropriate stories told or read by
teacher.
THIRD GRADE
Reading: Two lessons day.
(a) Graded Literature, Book 3.
tb1 Gordon's New Readers, Book 4.
Writing:
ta) First term review.
ID Equivalent to PIP. 80 to 3S, Durell
and Robin IS Practical Arithmetic.
(2) Equivalent to PIP. 32 to 81, Brook S
Rudiments.
{b) Second Term; advance.
~ Equivalent to PIP. 81 to 12l, Dur
eli and Robin s Elementary Practical
Arithmetic.
(2) Equivalent to PIP. 81 to l36,
Brook S Rudiments.
Notation and Enumeration; L. 5.
Money. Four Fundamental Operations)
Language:
la) Review work of first two years.
(b) Lyte g Elementary English, Part
10 p. oo-
1c) Stories told or read by teacher for
oral or written reproduction.
(d) Correction of common errors
(e) Memorizing of short poems pre-
scribed for grade.
Spelhng:
Columbia Graded Lessons, Book 3.
History:
Largely correlated with composition.
At least two stories a week told by the
teacher and reacted upon by the pupils
either in oral or written reproduction.
Stories to be taken mainly from Amerl-
can History, but may include European
heroes.
Home Geography:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
ORGANIZED IN OLD
TOWN OF LAS VEGAS

las Vegas. a. N. April with
an initial membership of 90, the Las
Vegas city Improvement club. an as
ISOLATION made up 81 residents 81 the
west side was organized al an enthus-
ias,!c meeting held In the court house.
Marrnrito romero was named as
president and the other officers are
Peter Mackcl. vice president and
chester Hunker. secretary,
The club is for the purpose of look
ing after the interests of the town OF
Las Vegas. n WAS made clear at the
meeting. however. that the organiza-
ton b. for the purpose of creating the
GREATEST ui harmony between the twin
cities on either side OF the 0allinas.
n viii cooperate with the Las Vegas
Commercial club In every way The
rcssun tor its organization Was stated
90 be- the fact that since the town Of
Las Vegas Is a separate municipality,
h must have q representative body
read, 20 act for Il on important mat
tiers ANA look out for its Interests.
The meeting al which the club was
organized was largely attended over
ESQ residents of the town of iAs We
gas being present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
Spray Everything in
Your Garden

People Ia this neck of thu woods
haven't begun 90 get tho nrsi idea ~
the importance Of spraying a. an adj
junct IL gardening and raising fruit.
said weli-knOwn Albuquerque man
today. who has considerable expert
knowledge az 60 successful gardening.
Spraying u the secret Of making
good not only with fruit but with a
good many vegetables. Spraying is
not difficult thlnR 20 do. u doesn't
mkc much time and the expense v
nothing compared with the results
you get As soon us We get Il into
the heads OF our farmers and garden
crs and Orchardists In this valley that
spraying - just az important u parl
~ ihc schedule az plowing or irrigut.
Ing the difference will begin 90 b,
apparent
"Ccrn. for Instance. will do twics
as we'll IL sprayed as soon az IN bios
som. and the spraying n apt 60 meer
Just the difference between tailur,
ana crop. Is every amateur gar
dcncr viii just try spraying the corn
whose worst enemy is the worm thai
eats cut the ear he viii get prctty
effective denomination of the use oi
spraying
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

rAs peepls p shls eils demand
'i.Al me Investigation lpse ihe death
" h'''e na'pnt'n SHate.' ~ hfe.
fees-aia eR'la Nea meg epaae"p -
eonPu'H'pns 'aoneet n'snt Se instant
rne ihefosFp. anRt the l'lpss'anee
- H'sn - sapp'fs neea "e ea''ea %
ihn ni'sAnea a ne sp'hofi'lea =
HFfpr,''''a go ~ ~ ii'rrsT 'Rr"F~'"'
ARE Se'ne - fas.Fsl ne i'repie
TheFs = eviasags snpaHh q a
least glte eopd sround Cor she snspl-
zion that asns pefsea - lhis cny y
deliberately fytne 20 poison cnil-
aFen. - n well Hlgh Incredible tina,
such creature eqHsd esisi' bat after
~ u - prt ahers aitJ from the
aos poigoner g the child polSoner,
and tho man who viii deliberately
sisew sirychnine about the public
Streets 20 cause proinlscaous sleush-
~ p dogs need hardly strain q point
~ be Capable cf Intentionally caus'
lns the death o. childFen bs the same
neaas
W. rsDeat. me discover. of ntrych.
nine a. he momaeh ~ tne deaa l.stie
wlr, ana Inc discovery 81 Two auples
cuntasninr broken nlass nlaced where
children mlsht ~ apt 70 nick then,
up r,yen n,rons uroumd Cor the belief
shat setss PERSON IL tl,.n clty 1. trying
10 rnardes rhlidren. No r.aAonabie
man var heslfas. gor m,nss,. N
saying that the evidence ~ strong
enoush 10 Warrant the most rigid and
searching Investigation. Dos poison
er ~ chlId polaoner. the child On the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Being public servant Is high
honor and there IL much sratlnca-
lipn IN the thought that one h. serv-
ing she pnhllc: but Elors viii no, pas
the Erocrrs bin.
The State 81 New Mexico In faclne
chaos ~ the result OF ihe action oi
Governor Mcdonald In dossediy and
Tor political purposes yeioing every
county SALARY blil devised b the state
Legislature. This pusillssimii has
Droughs the state 10 lhe verge u =
condition that shoula cause the gray
est alarm % every citizen.
Durlns the ilrsi year without com.
psuuatsep the county officers OF the
various counsies, ~ a said 70 theil
credit performed their work con.
scienslouaiy ana efficiently. IN per.
feet Spnndence that the second losis.
iatlte session would DO its duty and
provide salaries for their work. Many
~ them were forced 20 make heavy
inFoads upon their private means IN
order % take care Of the public busi.
ness. u Was an right for year
when there was every reason 10 BE-
positive that the state Of ahaiFa
would BE- remeoied AZ the nFst op-
portnnlty.
Tho Legislators took advantage 81
that opportunity and devoted much
pains 20 ihe framing Of a number d
county salary measures any one Of
which was fairly reasonable and
would a. least have saved the situa-
lion temporarily The governor We
toed them an Now the county of-
feef8 are ~sil upon their second year
Of service without pay; ana there Il
absolutely No PROSPECT now that they
ever ulll be provided Tor. There j.
more thar possibility thai many u
them vii 30 broke n they are forced
20 eonfinne So perform their duties
"a their own expense.
un4er fhe circumsiRnges II II net
40 he wondcfod - that "a . larss
pe4ccnANes 1T tlle counties the county
esn|alo are seiiias tirsd % the stu
|an eNf A. lps,ng lnaarasl " their
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
Henry Hair Mattress,
Cabist Painter, Is
Dead for Crimes


Ifsy Leased Wire 70 Evening Igsrnld
. chicago, April 1.-THE collor- 4
= tlon of cubist paintings on ex-
hiblt here for three weeks were
= sent TO Boston today and stu
. dents OF iro art institute held a
= mock trial condemned and
= burned lhret paintings alleged 20
= have been left behind.
Henry Hair Mattress" sup
= poacd cublsi painter was con-
. demnsd 90 death. He was con-
= ,ivted "a, charges Of artistic
= murder, pictorial arson, artistic
= rapine, total dogencracy 81 oolOrs
. criminal misuse OF line. general
= esthctic ALTERATION and contuma-
= cious abuse OF title"
. The jury took one look at Arr I
. tist Mattress work and tainted.
. Mattress dropped dead AZ the
= exccutioner stepped forward.
= The chaplain" reading from the
. second chapter % Anatomy IN
. preaching the funeral sermon. I
Z said:
= Eve regret that you have only
= one lite to Elvg Tor your prln-
. ciples So let Il be with all ar
. silc traitors.
500 ~Ne'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
MEssensAb NAV.

Growing out ~ the clsil war and
ne sehtiment inimcdiaseiy foilowiaa
". and being almost everywhere an
she hands Of shs old soldiers. Mo-
mortal nay has gradually lost ia
hold upon the people as the Oh
soldiers have passed away. II is
threatened with passing away also.
with al 10 beauty Of thought and
patriotic impulse. II would be- a
great loss % the country ls the dng
u 10 degenerate into meaningless
holiday dag for ball games aud
picnlcs which Il Is fas, becoming. II
" far better 20 broaden both 10
scope ard Significance. 10 raise 8.
from che orislnaI level OF remem.
branca of the dead OF the civi war
60 remembrance Of the honorcd deal
of the nation in an wars. says an ex-
change.
We are great nation. We have
became such through the heroic serv-
Ices and sacrinecs Of thousands ~
men and women. We shall deserve
the greatness shey gave us 80 long as
we remember them Memorial Day
should be sacred 20 ahe memory Of
every patrol who has served hiss
eountry and has passed beyond. With
such signincance az that for the das
Il ought 20 be possible TO save Il from
extinction and make Il one Of the
great moral strengthening days ol
the national year And even beyond
that We might go and give the day
added neral strength. II might be
anaily cFystailixed into day Of re-
membrane 81 the dead Of the ma :
ton withou, regard 10 wars. The
mother Nigh, remember her blue
eyed girl. the lover his dead sweet
heart and the young man his he bred
father II would be day OF sacred
memories, u strengthening assoc
Citations. Il would then hold an in
tense personality for everybody
II Memorial Day Ia to be rescued
from the holiday degeneracy that has
overtakcn il. the first step 's 20 bring
n nearer 90 tho masses.
= bcgiSnins ~ being made this year
BY the patrlosic societies. They hope
that before many years every sort OF
society. military. patriotic. civil and
rellgious viii participate. and tina,
TIRE memorial services viii be- the
chief thinB the people win think Of
on that day. instead or the least. as
Is now the case with the vast major
isy Of people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

Boil the asparagus until tender,
then place In "a baking dish ana sea-
son. Beat the yolks OF five eggs very
light. add two tablespoons 0f sweet
cream. two ct butter. seasoning to
taste, then the stiffly beaten whites
OF the eggs. Pour this over the as
puragus and place inside the oven un-
til the eggs are set.
Asparagus saucc.
Asparagus sauce h most appvtlzins
served With chops Stew about "A
pound OF tender heads in Just sufii-
cient water 20 cover them. when done
drain on the water, cover With thick
sweet cream and mash until smooth;
add three tablespoons OF butter, salt
and pepper 10 suit the taste. simmer
gently for Few minutes and serve
hot
Asparagus \ Ia Vinaigrctte.
silk six tablespoons ct olive oii,
two OF vinegar, two teaspoons OF
French mustard. salt and pepper to
season. and "a pinch Oi sugar. Bring
10 the boil and pour hot over boiled
ana drained asparagus. Cover, cool,
chill on Zee and serve very cold.
Asparagus 4 Ia Tartare,
Cool cooked asparagus on lee aud
serve very cuid with mayounaisc or
tartar sance
aspaaaus 4 Ia Tyson
Boil the asparagus In sailed water,
drain. cui the strings. aud arrange on
huttcrCd toast. Cook together a
tablespoon zach OF butter and flour,
add "a ruplul OF the water in which
the asparagus was boiled. and cook
until thick stirring constantly : a.
son with salt. red and black pepper.
pour over the asparagus and serve.
Asparagus \ la Ponpadour.
boil two inch lengths OF asparagus
in sailed water until tender and drain.
bring 90 bOil two tablespoons ot
vinegar one tablespoon at butter and
salt and pepper TO season When
boiling hos take from tbs iire
add the weil-bcatcn yofk oI an egg,
pour over the asparagus and serve.
Dreamed Asparagus.
Cut the tender part 81 asparagus
into one-inch pieces. and boil In salt
cd water until tender. Drain ddd
cream 10 cover suit ana paprikd.
Bring 10 boiling point and serve.
asparagus 4 Ia FribOurg.
Boil IN saltcd water and drain
large white asparagus. Arrang, 90
"a baking dish in layers, with freshly
grated cheese cover with melted but
ter, heat thoroughly and serve,
Asparagus Ia irancaire.
Clean and trim the stalks, discard
ing the tough ends. Boil In sailed
water for twenty minutes, drain, chop
fine aiiowing one small onion 90 each
bunch. season VITA salt and pepper,
mix with two or three beaten esq
yoikF. cook slowly until hot and serve
on buttcrod toast
AspafnRu- 4 Ia Niou~seline.
Lay cooked and drained asparagus
on thin Slice OF toast Beat Two IA
bieHpoons of butter 90 a paste ana
add. one al time. the beaten yoiks
of four eggs. Add two tablespoons
Of lemon juice aud sail and paprAka
10 season. cook Ia d double boilvf
until the sauce II thick, then add iva
tablespoons Of butter In small bits
beat IN one-fourth cupfui Of thick
cream aud whom hot pour over slie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
THOROUGH TEST OF
SUGAR BETS TO BE
MADE AT ARTESIA

Artesia. \. NJ. April IA thor
ough test OF sugar heots will be- made
this season by several farmers in the
vicinity of Artesia, 20 determine
whether they cHn be grown here suc-
cessfully n the results are satis-
factory the United States sugar and
land company VIII proceed 90 es-
tablish factory here,
THIS h one OF the largest compan.
les interested la the beet sugar in
dustry. and has extensive plants in
Kansas aud Colorado. They are dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

near Yorkshire. England. all give
that district its FIRST electricity.
An electrically driven talking and
moving picture machine has been In
stalled in four theaters In New York.
Divers are nov equipped with "a
telephone 20 they are at all times In
communication with the surface.
\ wireless station Is being Installed
un Juan Fernandez lsland--madc Ia
NOUS by The story ut Robinson cru
sot.
II win require twenty thousand
horse power OF electrical energy daily
90 run the Panama Pacific exposition.
The farmers I'm Ottawa, Canada.
have ,O-operated To- bring in an clee-
trio transmission line so thcy can tap
un aud secure cheap power and light.
\ company has been organized in
liio de Janeiro, Brazil. FOR the pur-
pose OF utilizing the Paulo Alfonso
falls col tie san Francisco river 10
generate electric power
The Nurth Eastern Railway COM
puuy has decided 90 electrify re- line
between Shlldon and New port. near
MlddleSborOugh. England. This dis.
tancc Us IS miles
The nrst telephone was exhibited AT
the Centennial In 1876. II Was hardly
noticed hy the visitors until The cm-
FNlN OF lihnA li'h'N u w anu var
surprised To- hear u talk.
ln tlio electric furnace gold buils IT
2tnu degrees ccntlgrndc or at twenty
iour times the temperature uf boiling
water
Wireless train dispatching Is tu be
tilud ON tle l.ackuwanna between
Scranton and Binghampton. Each
unin Nlil be equipped with "a wireless
OUTFIT.
\ nrw invention which mclts lino-
type metal bs electricity instead AZ gas
has Jcrn given "a trial at the govern
mcut printing office. u IN stated that
the pruccas handled tho days melting
without a break and turned ont solid
slug The cost of melting by clcc-
uiCitN 49, against gas has not been
given uut. but there IN one distinct adj
vantage in that no gas fumes are "a
be- cuntcudod with.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

asparagus
Asparagus \ L'EspagnOile.
Prepare according to directions
given for boiled asparagus, ana are
range on serving dish. Lay upon
II eggs freshly poached Ia acldulatcd
water Pour over the eggs ,aper or
tiniaRrettc saucc, and serve very hot.
Asparagus \ La iinbctir.
Boil the tender paris of asparagus
Ia saitcd water until tender. ind
drain. Rchcat la a sauce mndc tl
chicken stock thickrncd with butter
and flour cooked together Serve
very hot on toast.
Asparagus \ Ia Creme.
Prepare according 20 directions
given for boiled ASPARAGUS. boiling
the cut STALKS fur fifteen minu'ps be-
fore putting Va the TIPS. Drain, rr
heat IN cream sauce ana serve ~
may bee served In patty shclh' or "ers-
tadcs for an entree.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17
IN FHE sOLAR RIExus


SoMETfNE ~ lawyer ~ great
hep. And then tkefe are other times
when hc y nothing more than q shi-
oried Jonah.
tiE SAID; "f'll be yuur willing SLAVE
and labor All my lfe foF you" And
then he Fever quite forHaVo his wife
whcn what he said came srue.
THE FIRST National Bank o. Nor-
vlch. Conn. has closed is doors.
Alas woodrow. that Il should come
- Eooh'
THE MAILING among those who
win not he aileRc d to pay an Income
inx 4 nos losid cnoush % keep one
awake Ut night.
AFTER paying some twelve million
dollars ia damage suits the White
STAR line Nill probably feel IKE re-
trenchine
o
a REVENUE cutter IL hurry iocat.
ina icebcrrs We recommend that
ar. Edison now aud forthwifh lmme-
diately Invent an iceberg raeiter.
o.
SENATOR sMOuT is trying to re-
form the gnrtHge can tie viii be
ana reforms she scEvenBlng depart
mcnt.
NOW IF the Revolutionary Fathers
fought anything like the Revolution.
airy Dnuehtcre We don't see where
John bun ever had the shost Of a
show.
-o---
Ar-rER a WOMAN has married.
Tor money and gets huusckcepcr's
meager salary she believes that her
husband Is ungratpful
g
BETWEEN READING the sporting
page. which " again Interesting, and
thinking up schemes to evade the In.
some tax many % oar prom. cts. out
IN a busy day.
ANOTHER American railway con-
ductor slain by Mcxlrans--w which does
not make rsilroading IN Mexico APP
pear any more attractive 90 Us than
ever.
O.
OF All. sad Woids
That ever came,
The snddcst are thesc-
Rain Halls Game
-
still Irs Very Important.
70 save our lie.
We can not pout
Because "Ty" Cobb
Is holding out"
70
IT Is confidently predicted that the
Carranza forces viii have possession
OF the city of Mexico In few weeks
In which event. after tue execution
Of Huprtu and Diay and their lieu To-
tenants. sc arise to inquire who VIII
head the next rebellion
d.
Completing the List
From the Washington FOst)
For Southerner." comments n
newspa per chronicicr 'SecrCtdrs
Daniels h. something Of an anomaly.
Tor he neither Smokes. drinks nor
swcars. Why mol 20 the limit and
add that he ~ not Il coloneL and never
took part IN 4 lynching3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

This II q most wonderful external help
e. the muscles and tendons. Il pencirates
the tissues, makes them plant 70 readily
yield 10 natures demand for expansion,
- there l. no longer a period OF palm as
comfort, siralnlng, nausea OF Other Aymp.
toms 30 often distressing during the anxious
weeks Of expectancy.
Mothers friend prepares the system for
the coming event aud rs uee brings com.
fort rest ana rep0se during the term tbs
has most marked influence upon the baby,
Ainee Il thus inherlta q splendid Sfowlns
system of nerves ANA digestive Junction
Ana particularly 90 young npthffs " fhis
famous remedy % ineaiimaple value
enables her to preserve bee health end
gtfengih. and she remains a pretty mothes
b, having avoided all the huuering ana
danger that would otherwise accompany
such IN occasion. Mothers Friend thor.
OuRhiy luhfleatea every nerve tendon ana
muscle involved and u SURF preventive
You VII md this splendid remedy on
sale NJ all drng stores az 100 hottie,
ana 4 highly recommended fqf the purpose,
Write hrAdned liegulaier 90, ~ LAMAR
hldHl atlanta, Ga. eea .nsx 49,, ~ ~, ,nail vow
iant methsrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

srtl IA many a the counfios lhe
kttAM ms aslaencs intt ,ns nste.s.
en tSt falling % etpem. lAe sherlls
Af1 isi|los 50 look aflef ne business
" ~ oIaee ne county auptrlh-
leadthlh are delns "a little a. poa-
.|h,e and the other Officers are meg
||sctlne Ihoif dulles Tor mo simple
lsaupn thai they caencl afford ioneef
10 nnx their twn salaries ana lhose
81 their assistants Il may - stated
shat n Bernalillo connly the county
|oMHefa ere n&in staying Dy me ship
and attending 10 thok duties ~
ntpai. but ihefe b rearon b believe
that lhis eeaaly 4 one vi fefs FEW
perceptions.
Ii Il estimated mat aurlns me nrst
pay.lsna Year the county Officers paid
sfAoeo intprest N ueney Borrowed
from lhe benha 20 nnahce their Of
ases Durins lht arrl year win good
prospects 81 q nlsry bni a. enc sec-
end rsrslon the baHks we're quite
WHITING b ioan ne money. a = hard
D. 40 be expected that the banks wln
keep this M Indefinitely.
the governor should at once
call q special session % the iegisln-
ta.s or ina prrpc-e % passing
county salary bill The present slsua-
ton II lnsplerabie and ousrareous and
a alssraec 10 the state Of New Mex
leo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-17

lributinR quantities Of seed for six
different varieties. for experimental
purposes. through W. A. Hyatt of this
city,
The Pccos valley h. especially
adapted 90 the successful cultivation
~ SUGAR oeetr. and with a prolific
soil ldeal climatic conditions. an
abundance 81 water and cheap fuel,
Il only remains for the test crop "a
have tho necessary weight per acre
to insure the immediate establishment
OF factory. and the beginning of a
neW and profitable industry.
Remedies for fowls--a cure f0i
every disease. a.. W. Zee.