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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

teachers ana school officers. tho state
hoard passed tha borrowing rosoiu-
ton az the meeting held September
I A. 1915
lRe~oiution- Adopted By state beard
Of Education. September 9. 1918.
Resolved. that the secretary or tho
board write circular letter 10 each
Of the school boards OF directors and
boards of education urging them 10
permit teachers Co attend size Now
Mexico Educational association at Al
buduCrQuo. November %, &c. 90. on
fun pay and where possible to pay
their expenses ln attending. and fur
thor, that circular letters ho sent 90
the boards of regents of tho various
educational institutions Ca permit their
teachers "a nttouh ana Co receive fan
pay ana " possible. 90 pay their eX-
pensos; also. that members ~ boards
uf directors and of boards of cducn-
tion boz invited 90 he present or o.
send one at tho members 20 repre-
sent the board at tho meeting ~ the
school boards section of The New MoS-
ico Educational association. Very
truly yours
AIVAN N WHITE
state superintendent Public lnHtruC-
tiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
At THE
HOTEL COMBS

The following out Of town guests
were registered today al Hotel Com bs;
" q. Russell. Las Vegas; ~ y. BEN
inmln Boston; Mr. and Mrs } A.
liearus. Roy llarier, sac cry. Iowa.
W y. Fulck Chicaso; Ia stephenson
and family. Dubuque. Iowa Ralph
Easloy Santa Fe g. w. McKummel,
Topokai g. T. Pollard. santa ieei g. $.
christonsen. Las vegas. y s Walton.
Thorcnu. N. a.. Miss Mackarn. Fort
Defiance; Mr.. and Mrs. Altan a..
White. santa Fei r. Davis. st Louis.
NO, sherman Bradley, Deiroiti T. y.
Adams Los Angeles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

20 accommodate such children. d VIII
hc entitled TO state ala for each school
building, provided OF courso. mat the
maximum levy n made aud on other
conditions are met.
As the money FOR school building ~
how available hope that oach county
superintendent Will take stems IA once
% have proper applications filed IN
this officc ~ thnt prompt use may be
made Of the aid whick the state furn.
lshos Tor improving the conditions
under which the children are elumi-
ed Each county superintendent has
been supplied with blanks for mmk-
ing application for state aid for aonaol
buildings and we hope that sucn ap-
plicatious may be flied fof several
districts eligible 20 receive this aid.
shall appreciate very much rccciy-
ing any suggestions and statements
nf difficulties incurred in connection
with carrying out me school building
law.
Resolution strife BOard Concerning
New Mexico Isducntlonnl A@-o, -aiiou.
on September fih the state hnard
~ education discussed the matter of
me State Educationni association
meeting which win take plnco at Az
huuuoruue November 2f-2G Tho
board win hold "a meeting az Alhu-
qucruuo during tho sessions Of the Ed
ucstional association ana are very dc-
sirous OF having every county super
iutcndcnt ms Che state present. $50 that
matters Of vital Importance may De
"a. a Hs.E.
viii mean the most effective admin
istration Of our public school system
In order 20 secure an attendance %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22


Nwled hefmfd|th Saiktd with
lemph iuico u AelttI lksn MIXED With
tineNar
a saylne ~ ~ 10 cents may Be
ned By puFstRrlnN canned goods By
enc case or lHe duteu
II " best % toald inc MIX before
making cnslnrd This insuros
ru'oothneee IN the cuelerd
~ candies are we'll frozen before
being liHhicd the laliow Nill not run
ana ihe candles win last tulce az
Pineapple luice 81 raid 10 be- tho
otai tonic any person of poor aieeeilen
can have.
Cut old stockings into lonflhs 81 NIL
ihe whlsk broom. then sew aofast ono
end % form & bne; sllp IN Old nhisk
broom into e and see how convenient
e n 70 wipe oN the range with.
When ironlnn have number OF
coat hanscrs upon which % pui shirt
waists or chiidrpn's dresses. This
Keeps them IN mnch better shape.
Most convenient work aprons arc
made hy turning up the bottom on
the riHh' side % form generous
pocket, stitching once w. tbe center
to hold in place when settling the
house IN order In the morning. these
aprons save many steps.
The secret Of boilina rice ss 10 pat
Il into plenty Of boiling water at the
start
When using melted cheese on rand-
witches remember 10 melt u In hot
oven and serve al onoe.
Acid bufms should be dronched with
water and washed with q solution OF
baking soda and water
A spbonful Of oxgaii 20 a gallon of
water All SCI almost any rolnrcd fab
rio n soaked In II before Washing.
The brush should be removed from
p carpet sweeper once la while.
thoroughly cleaned and dipped IN boll-
ing water
II l. a good idea 20 have pot roast
Tor dinner the day YOU iron. The
meat may cook over the ironins IRE
thereby saving coal
Grimy feathers can be eivon an al
comet bath. after which they arc
shaken until dry.
Linens should always be soaked a
long time before washing. Stains will
come out much better.
For white spots on the nails. So
luton Of turpcntIne and myrrh Ia
equal parts an excellent remedy.
Cultivate the throwing-away habit.
Your garnet will benefit also your
nerves.
sun your mattresses as often as you
can Put them ont on the porch roof
In the hot sun This viii keep them
fresh and clean.
when making apple jelly put a rose
geranlum leaf In the bottom Of each
glass before putting the Jelly in; Il
VIII give Il an excellent flavor
Home made cakes viii be nicer II
the -FOUR is put In last.
Whole peppers are better for sea-
sonlng soups and sauces than ground
pepper.
4 tonspoonful Of vinegar put into
home made candy keeps Il from beins
slckiy sweet.
Faded plush may be frightened by |
brushing II lightly with clean /,
sponge dipped la chloroform.
Chopped preserved ginger added TO |
the sauce served with cottagc pudding |
Il "a delicious accompaniment.
Corks may be Kept IN bottles when
by Sticking them In with nd-
heslve plaster such az surgeons use
Gold-edged glassware should not be
washed In strong aoapsuds. The soap |
viii In time miRa inroads upon the
gin
when cooking tomatoes 10 use and |
strain and use for tomato Jelly, the
flavor will be improved by a bay leaf /
and a piece Of mece added
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
lDIroHs AND mn ooL.EcE.

Among the discussions that nppar-
entity never WiA down b the old sub
feci ~ colleee versus non-collese.
heconilf neW turn was slven this
ihrme ~ ihe dropplns 81 q chence
rtmafk ihat most Of ihe magazines
are sailed by non-coliege men. In
feslisaiion hns proved thai the act-
nui feford q AZ follows
me century flpbari sterling Yard,
PFinpelon 49,; serlbners EdwarG ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

n Hlncerely believe nay lie was
saved Ia the Fall Of 1910 by using
Chamherlnin's collie Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy" writes Mrs. Agnoa
Booth. Tonawanda. NJ y. "a was
taken with iiarrhoea, followed By an
attack ~ acute Indigestion Power
of the pen falls 90 portray tho agon-
les endured. Ny friends expected
me ~ de as ! had been unable 20 set
relief Tor so long Time. This RENE
edy went directly "a the seat OF the
trouble ana cured nae in q few hours
dime" FOR sale by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22


WnFiher II ~ ne Nas * = piafai
fefn Ht'er ine ~ora 'none" sfeta'
lnF''sAiay t'bnt or oFtn pef''''s4'''s
Hees not strike As ~ a qness'oa q
*''ai impprianee. ent' IaaSing from
'ne nNmhsr q 'Sttefn on thc nnoiee'
*niea err Geeen, Fsmefks ~ 'he SUD-
,sH' NaYe S'iei'ea ro'n me Time"
fn"'HfA' = nAs 2 oena'usFa@'e intsfsu'
RI seea nanny people, says she
Ns~ tofN timeN
''p''s'f sps'h"' every one q
.n"He gym P''ors'Pps npp oeen n'p'e
" 'rss r'fopg'g es'enH'Ne q RH'
Rsp."' ''nte ~ so'Ae''naes c9rfo'' q
u 'e''A' nos 'neotFse' = a"'s una
n'''''F % Opinion = eApfess''e 81
AofPetH'ns y ~ closely Approaeh'ns
2 hhe consenHns 81 napf end belief
Hmonf lAfBe majority % tho inter-
niea ~ tne aaF' further argument %
ne problem e unnecessary because
N4tlrt4 ANY word ~ amy language
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
STRAIGHTEN YOU UP
No sick Ifcndnclse, BILIOUS stomach.
Coateti Tongue or COnstlpaled
Bowels by Morning.

Get q 1O-cent hox now
Turn the rascals out--ihe head
ache, bihousncss indigestion. the
sick, sour stomach and foul gases
surn them out tonight and keep them
out with Cascarcts.
Millions Of men and women take "a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused By lazy
liver. clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put ln another day 81 dis
tress. Let Cascnrets cleanse your
stomach; remove the sour. fermentlng
food, take the excess bile from your
liver ana carry out all the oonstipated
waste matter ana poison In the bow-
els. Then you viii feel great
Cascarct tonight straightens you
out by mornns They work while
you sleep. a Decent box from any
drug store means clear head. sweet
stomach ana clean. healthy liver ana
bowel action FOR months Children
love cascarcts because they never
grippe ur dcken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

has adopted the correct system for
sick headache. Hc SAYS, ~ have
used Chamborialna Tablet Tor sick
headache and constipation FOR the
past two years. i have never found
any preparation 90 satisfactory in
every respect for this trouble" Fer
sale by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

The High Cost
Tho prodigal son
Comprehendcd but half
Y His luck TO be eating
A free fatted calf
D.
HUERTA IL changing front SO often
these days that he bears close re-
scmblance 90 human pin-wheel.
o.
JUDGE PARKER has been retain
ed ia the Thaw case. This n DELHI
crate aitempi % rut E-soapua back
on the map.
THEY SAY II Is clean town.
g.
BUT no one could call Judge Par
ker a scrub.
THE ANVIL chorus apparently is
sweet music to Bill Bryan.
SOME INvIDIOus Republicans say
he Is a blacksmith anyhow.
%
BUT HE aid o bum I6D on the Dem.
donkey.
o.
IAtE 0tAANAA ARM HNH NtfiNNN
20 have no more Beers for liz COM
mander.
WHATLL you have2
O.
AFTER A FEW months OF this
Mexican crisis Il begins 10 get on our
nerves.
L.
MUST RE LONESOME IN COaticook
without Harry Thaw.
O.
NO. COUNT Zeppelin SO far hasn't
had az many wrecks as the New HAY.
on road.
THE THAw fortune Is one OF our
leading home industries.
D.
THE NUMBER of lessons being
drawn from the election IN "a Maine
congressional district would flll sew
erai large sized libraries.
o.
AZ ManueI's Wedding.
In tho names Of those present
We failed for to sys
The enhancing cognomen
OF Gaby peslys.
-E. u. j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

or s. s. g. psoriasis entirely disap-
penred ana there was never again the
EliHhtont Hinn 81 ~.
Like nearly an skin diseases pso-
rioais Is primarily due to Impaired
blood
The skin g. but network Of nne
blood vessels. And u Is perfectly
natural consequence that any influence
In the blood that IL d condition 0f IN
health makes IT'S first appearance in
the skin. There De- ono ingredient in
s. s.. q which peculiarly stimulates
cellular or glandular activity 10 select
from the blood or from this fine nett
work Of blood vessels On the skin. those
elements which u requires for re-
generation.
Thus pimplea, acne. eczema. lupus.
or any other blood condition that at-
tacks the skin or seeks AN outlet
through the skin. is met with the au-
tldotai erect 90 n SIS
This Is why skin troubles vanish 30
readily ana why they 40 NOT return
You can get .. 81 n in any drug
store but inHiut upon having o. Take
no chance bv permitting anyone 90
recommend a substitute. And if YOUR
blood condition Hfrh that you would
like 20 consult n specialist freely. nd+
dress the Medical Dept Tho swlft
Hpeclhc Company is2 swift nidg,
Atlanta, Ga,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

Furnished rooms with steam heat,
electric light bath and rll modern
convenlencoH Al The Wet Hotel,
second floor Korber block,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22


The Hartford coufnns, one 81 ths
eeaAts &rinrf ncwrprprrr. IL an.
neunelns new SUNDAY cdision says
theFe wlii BE- mo colured supplement
and no frcak or outrageous art
work. You win notice me QUOTA
tion marks arouna me tart Lone
perusai OF the masaalne supplements
of s0use Of she conntry'a leading
newspapers eoes FAR towari eradicat-
ms our previously formed conviction
that the cubist school was the acme
81 iunacy. Some ~ ihe womon's Soc
ions look ilke the luridest az the
laird rarobit dreams Of the lobster
fiend. And they are setslns no bet
ter fast.
on, Ara. what fiondish deeds arc
In thy naInel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

Nicely furnished rooms, Centre II
cation, all modern conveniencos. The
West Hotel in Korber block, North
Second street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

The Pocos Valley News had a
hunch. II says in tho last issue:
"Georgo CurFysB marriage was not
unexpected. A few days ago we saw
oeorge's picture In Golfers Weekly
itrysntsy extogllng the merits Of a
brand of pipe sobaeco. When an ar
dent cignrettlst IKE George switches
20 a pipe q can mean but one thing
He Is dreaming OF a home with an
open fireplace, a long-stcmmed pipe
aoft house slippers ana real woman
cooking"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

|NN|||||||||||I
Nse1 ~ fhInk lf could bc
l4Assf4He walker I'd BE- olaa.
hut ~ were tpnUollcu today
90 earn ~ bread "a such a way
I'm cure lhet ia 81 mighty aod.
chlchgo Nocofd-fIesaid,
~ oAxt ~ uif used 70 wish
A nslIto n||rfQak could ~;
Npl slNrc BEES naoNt they've cut ont
And petty tf4a Ialses enout
~ own HN4 HNod tnourh for me-
BalilntoFe Ncua.
used 10 wish that 7 might be
Tho chauffeur of d fancy carr
ri when : had urnwu nlr enough
r. rlinh onto & car and chuff
Cars were not born and there yos
are.
Houston Post.
va ustd % wish Tint We might be
TIM trombone player IN tbs hand;
But since We learned this windy cuss
Don't make quite a. much per as ns
Re doesn't look 80 grand.
o.
TIE FRENCH aviator n stili turns
ing fiip fsope IN his aeroplane. Docs
he not hook nasuraiqr his friends wia
be saying soon as they view the re-
mains.
L.
THE APPEARANCE Of flock OF
bats IN the senate chamber during the
tariff discussion tho other day h Moth
lug over which a. hafvoi. Probably
escaped from belirios III some OF tho
OUR DEAR American ladies are
merely showing F'mmeline the differ
ance between a snffraglst and a sur
lfaEette.
O.
III DOESN'T make much difference
whether the story Is SLANG or straight
English Just 80 our team wins
O.
TIE MAN WHO stiii persists In
wearing that straw hat may be justly
regarded with suspicion.
u
IT LOOKS ks Il ar. Bryan would
deep on occurring.
O.
AN AUTOMOBILE factory is pro-
barring 10 Increase the output Of it's
slant to 500 900 year. II won't be
ong before "a fellow can Duy n well
preserved 1903 model at moderate
price.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
. UNDERGRoUND WATERS :
p ron FARM USE .
: S~~eN@~ S~~~~~s

UNDERGROUND Waters for Farm
Nse." q popular report ~ the Unlted
States geological survey has again
been reprinted 10 meet the wide de-
mand from all farming and suburban
sections OF tho country. A copy can
now be obtained free on application
70 the director. United states geoilg-
zeal survey. Washington. ID. &.
This water supply paper tNo. $3.50
explains Ia simple language tho hao-
Ito Of How Of UNDERGROUND waters
through different Kinds 81 rocks and
soils, and calls attention 10 the dam
geroua character OF many wells whose
waters are supposed 10 be pure ana
wholesome. Water from limestone
rock especially. Il Ia stated. Is apt 10
contain germs Of typhoid or other
0ieehse, due 90 the fact that surfnce
waters may nnd their way directly
int9 underground channels which
have been clst out through the disso-
luton OF the lime.
Methods Of projecting from subsur-
face drainage in farming districts are
discussed Oh the report. weii-dflliinw
methods and cost types Of curbs and
well castings which wells should be
fitted. etc. The report embraces only
about 90 pages. bul Il well illustrated
win photographs and diagrams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
10 Stop Sealing
of Psoriasis
This Troublesome Skin Dis.
ease Promptly Checked
by a very Simple
Attention.

Ciassed with eczema.
psoriasis has been con-
sidcred one 81 tie most
obstinate OF skin dis
eases.
a lady la Lexington.
KY says that before
aho began using y IS 81
the disease broke out
az frequent Intervals
whore sho thought 10
cured. But by getting
her blood under con-
troll BIZ the influence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

II - pleasing 70 learn that secre-
tary Of the interior Franklin X. Lane,
who is suffering from that highly
DANGEROUS affection known as angina
pecloris. ie improving since his r.
cent serious attack. Mr.. Lane IL one
% the few really able men in the
Wilson cabinet and It IS TO be hoped
ne wili be able 10 remain on the sob.
~---~-----~----s--~--~-~-.-
Francis Is q Nreut aviator but we
are just n little disappointed that the
fair management didn't get Pegoud.
who flies upside down ana performs
toubie-bwck-action summersaulls in
the circumanbicrt ether. His won
derfui feats would bring our leading
politicians TO the fair grounds IN
droves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

Ne0 ip fnInk IS could ho
a l|sA lfaNt walker ia be- n|aa.
Hut q Wert comptllod today
30 earn ~ bread ga such a way
I'm aufc lhet ia s. mighty sad.
chlchgo RECORD. Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

amokes NE ten-cenler cbarier
Sc CIGAR.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
BISHOP KELLEY
MARIST SPEAKER

Commencement week at Marist
College came TO a close with gradu-
ating exercises last night A crowd
that completely filled the Auditorium
witnessed the presentation of diplo-
mas and listened attentively to an
by the Ri. Rev. Benjamin d.
Kelley Bishop Of Savannah.
You are young men. In reality
you are just beginning to arrive at
the budding state" said the bishop.
Before you lies the pathway of life,
and the roadway will be smooth or
rough. flooded with sunshine or en-
shrouded with darkness. just as you
win it. The days of childhood when
you were dependent upon your moth
er's and fathers advice, are rapidly
passing away They corrected your
evils in the formative period of your
character. 1t is up to you to make
the mold perfect. As a student at
Aarist you have had the proper train
ing So far your Surroundings and
teachings have been such as to bring
out the sterling part. Let 1t remain
so throughout your lives
j. Rhodes Haverty, classical, Gill
bert Cheves. science and commercial
Ralph II Lewis, science and Charles
r. Allen. commercial were the young
men who received honorS.
The entire student body made a
splendid showing in the various drills
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
AMERICANS BEG
WILSON, AID
IN MEXICO
Three Hundred, in Danger at
TampicO, Put Question of Pro-
lection Up to President

TAMPICO, MEXICO, June T.
Three hundred Americans located in
Southern Tamaulipas, representing IS
families, have demanded in a long
message to President Wilson, sent
through Consul Miller here, TO know,
once for ALL" whether they can ex-
pect protection from their home Gov
eminent since they do not desire
to take measures for our own safety
which would embarrass our Govern
ment without giving due notice before
hand"
The message of the Americans was
transmitted by wireless through Con-
sui Miller to w. w Canada, the
American Consul at Vera Cruz, to be
forwarded to Washington. II says,
in part:
Having been left without any pro-
lection whatever on the part Of both
sides in the pending controversy,
therefore we can look for protection
only from our own country. We must
know once for all if we can expect
same. Having been subjected to sights
and a great variety of indignities and
gross abuse during the last few days
the situation calls for most serious
prepare AlOls Lbi DuA pCASOAAoA ooAGNy
and the defense Of our families and
our interests. Therefore, we have as
sembled for the purpose OF consider
ing the best way. We consider pro-
lection necessary now, since aft
er death it will be Of no utility"
The message declares in addition
that the petitioners have borne finan-
cial losses silently, but that many Of
them can not obey the advice to get
away II in danger" as their departure
would mean the abandoning of the
accommodations of a lifetime
we consider the lives of ourselves
and our families in danger, and the
situation has justified this petition
several times in the last few days"
the message continues. ut is no
longer doubtful that the slightest
spark win bring on the dread conia-
grafton at any moment. In many in
stances the small arms sold American
citizens on the part of the American
Government for their protection have
been demanded, and in some instances
they have been taken"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
Pier Disaster May
Cost Consul Place

Los ANGELES, CAL. Pune L.
British residents Of Southern Cali
fornia have begin movement for
the recall Of c. Mortimer, British
Vice Consul in Los Angeles. as a Sc
quel 20 the Empire Day disaster at
Long Beach, which cost 3s lives
through the collapse OF a pier.
A petition requesting the removal Of
the Vice Consul alleges general in
efficiency, but specifically charges
that the Vice Consul took no part
in the celebration and during the
inquest Of the victims he was not
present. and took no part in the sf-
forts 10 place the responsibility for
the accident"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
Envoy Page Lauded
By English Papers

LONDON, June Walter Hines
Page. American Ambassador to the
Court Of 81. James. is cornplimented
In editorials on his first speech in
England, made last night at the ban
quet given in his honor by the Pill
grims' Society
The Westminster Gazette says:
Nothing could have been happier
than the note he struck in this first
public utterance."
The Pail Mall Gazette says:
We can not too cordially recipro-
cate Ambassador Pages pleasant
words"
The Evening Standard says:
1T is good to see the power Of the
friendly feeling existing between the
two nations thus recognized"