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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TODAY IN CONGRESS

~cnnT'.
Convened Ht noon.
Debat, un Works single six
year presidential term resolution
was resumed
House.
Convened ~ n a. M.
The free llri was subject uf
WAYS and means committees
tariff revision hearing
Appeal was made 10y women 90
congressional elections for pass
age of bin to give women right 20
vote Tor representative In CON
gress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Los ANGELES WOMAN
LEAPS FROM WINDOW
DECLARED INSANE
20, L.s.sa wiz. 90 Evsslas MsrsIal

Rochester MINI. Jan. a. Miss
catherine Moran, cf Los Angeles who
has bcou mere TOR several days, to-day
ieit her bed Ia "a hotel and lcHped
through window Co the ground, Sh"
suffered hut little injury ana was
caught ny pursucrs shortly ufter"ard.
She was Immediately taken before
the probate court. declared insane and
taken to an asylum. Miss Moran ~
said "a be a member OF well known
family of Los Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Wlchita Kan, Jan 3i.-~October
- 10 80 was today faxed 0y John r
Powell. vice president az the date ior
the meeting % the Trans Mississippi
Commercial congress IN this city. The
cate must be- confirmed by senator
James a. Brady ~ Idaho. president "a
tho congress- The International dry
farming congress will be hold dufina
the same week "A Tulsa, OKLA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
SPLENDID VALUES
FOR ROSENWALD
SALE

ono ct the big clliug cYcuts of the
year. the semi-unnual clearance -ulr
cot ladies rcsdy-to-wcer viii start toe
morrow at EuscnWnlds. aud advance
indications are that u viii break even
Go-onWald records In the matter at
low prices on thoroughly high grad,
merchandise.
\ glance ~ the Hosenwald Window
wiz give % little ida of IA" extent
aud unusually attractive character u
this sale Practically every inch ui
window spucr has been devoted 60
the display of rondy-to-V 'ar bar
go us. aud thrifty Albuquerque wnm-
90 were commenting cnthu-iasticuliN
today upon the big savings To- be Of
frrrd them for the first time tom"t-
row.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
CASTRO ADMITTED
TO BAIL IN
new YORK
Venezuelan, Freed on Habeas
Corpus Writ, Immediately
Extends Invitation to the
Photographers.


~ Leased Wire 80 EventaR hegaid
New York. Jan. CipFiaHu
. Castro. former president ~
. Venezuela. walked the streets Of =
= New York this afternoon. tenn
= porarily n free man, under writ
. ~ hhbeas corpus issued by Judge Z
= Holt IN the federal court Ar
= gument on the question OF maxi 4
= ing the writ permanent will pc I
. heard ON Friday next
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
BOOKING AGENT FOR
INCENDIARY FIRES
Member Of Fire Insurance Ad-
justing Firm in New York
Drawn Into Arson Trust
/ Probe.


Chicago, Jan. 3i.--iiafry Hroau'
member OF fire insurance adiustlne
urm. was named az "booking agent
tor inoendlary fires" by witnesses eN
amlned today boy states attorneys Ia
Quiring into the Arson trust
According 90 witnesses Brown so'
licited persons 90 furUsrh flats and
houses for the purpose ~ setting tire
TO them ia secure the Insurance.
Brown " aileged to have instruct
ed them how and when 20 take on
their policies,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED -sehoos boy OF IS wants
nome in good family viii work
morning. and evenings for board Al
dress Il. Il. r.. Herald ONCE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
PERSONALS.

United states senator A. U Fall
u % Rursmu aud Major W. ~. n.
tlrVcll,u viii arrive from santa re
uu train So { tonirht
Mrs Archie Rca OF the Hca ranch
ou Bosquc peak In the Man1anos, her
daughter aud ou-in-luw trc visitors
iu the cats.
El ToMro CRYSTAL Domingo s. Lu'
upa, Fcb. ., La Passion"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

El Tratro CRYSTAL. Domingo 81 Lu
nos, Feb. . 8 3, Ca Passion"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

El Teatro CRYSTAL Domingo Lu-
mes, Feb 2 y 3. la Passion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
BY E. o. Sawyer

City editor Of The Star, en- route
to new geld eigaings on shushsnns
river.
CORDOvA. Alaska. Aug. IA
One hardly would say that "muEh'
Ing IT. over the trail is lady.
like undertaking. Yet. coming up
from Seattle with our party aboard
the Northwestern. all outfitted for
hike back over the mountains 20
the Shnkhanna country. were two
women.
They are with us now. here in
CordoyA, and by the time this
reaches you In the mail. We prob.
ably all will have arrived az the
diggingR. barring accident
Woman 10 "sourcough."
Mira. NJ. J. cochrane. one OF the
women. IL a "sourdough." She il
the widow OF Judge cochrane,
formerly mining recorder at Nome
She went through the food which
wiped out a camp north OF Nome
In 1902. when "a miners and halt
as many women we're caught by
high water resulting from an ice
jam. They were standing on cots,
waist deep In water. when rescued
by men in Indian canoes. and they
lived nearly a month thereafter on
a sand dune on which the father
Of T. 7. Lane. one OF the stamped
era in our party. had established q
cache OF supplies
The other woman r. Mrs. T, T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
What Public Health Means

TINE tubercle bacillus the typhoid germ and the other
little pests which lie in wait to bedevl the human race
nav no attention religion profess what party label
,vc vear what rent we paw whether spin buzz
car or walk We all look alike to them.
In the fight for life which making against these
prevalent foes ougtn there be unityf How foolish to
miss casv chances OF combining battle strength.
Squared to by the international congress on schooi
hvgene the common council OF Buffalo has proposed that
the school be made the rayng points OF adult society
in this war for health. 1t them opened for the tree
discussion of public health questionswheh is equivalent to
saving the free discussion of ALL public questions For you
can't have democatcay without contributing
healthheah OF mind, health OF SOUL il not Immediately
health of body.
We coming that every matter OF Our common
welfare may translated OF physical psychoiog
ica health overwork health pobem that the biggest
asset human life rich and useful and happy human
life that therefore nothing which nteriers with the
development Of such life foreign the subject OF health
So while opening the schools to grown folks at nights for
the study OF what call hygiene good really
much 1t the establishment OF means OF
human salvation the preservation OF democracy.
GREAT upIn BaIeys Wichita Tex, mans
compelled him TO confess TO abseondno with $780,
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES the Th.w family pour
money the New York bar
migrate
LAWYER governor phIppnss7 Hal Woodrow has
run professors!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
The Days
Best Stories
rng NEWS SENSE.

Actors frequently receive unex.
pected proof OF the realism Of their
art. Not long ago, on the occasion
OF the performance Of Hamlet" by
a distinguished English player.
there were no more interested and
absorbed spectators than two
ne~sles In the gallery
Tho boys had been watching the
performance with breRthlesa In
tercst. Tho last was drawing To Il
closc. The duel dragged the lads
from their seats.
Before their eyes the Queen was
poisoned, i.aertes killed. Hamlet
killed On the final tragedy the
curtain started down. Tho audience
was spcllbound.
In the gallery there was n cis,ter
and n crash as one OF the boys
mentioned started for the door.
Come on. Tommy" no shouted
back 10 his companion. "Hustic'
Dere1l be extras out on dist
Harpers Monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
LONG TIME BETWEEN.

After North Carolina voted To be
a dry state It's citizens became very
suspicious Of strangers.
One day commercial traveller
went up to an old negro In little
town In the eastern part OF the
state and said to him;
Say. uncle. II YOU will lead me
to some place where can get a
drink I'll give you 81"
The old darby looked him care.
fully over. accepted the two plunhs.
and said; AN right. boss. jest
foller me"
lie led the thirsty one through
the town. on through the surburbs
into the country. and then started
due west. After they had traversed
about five miles In silence and still
nothing In sight. the man asked:
Look here. Nose, Where are
we going after this drink"
Yves gwine over into Kentucky.
boss; we can't cit nuthin' in dis
state, Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

Paul Boehncke. who resigned an
instruetorship at the University OF
California because he found II i'm
possible to maintain a family OF
four on 5000 year.
BERKELEY. Cal. Aug. 25.-Un.
able TO make both ends meet on n
salary OF 5000 year paid him by
the University OF California, Paul
Boehncke, professor Of German. has
quit.
Boehncke In a graduate and NJ. A.
Of Stanford University, and has
been assistant instructor In the Ger.
man department of tho University
OF California for three years. lilo
has "A wife and two children.
He says this meager salary OF
SIS month has not boon suffi.
Client 10 keep himself and family
from absolute want.
He has been struggling along do
Ing from ~ TO II hours work n day
and has steadily gotten deeper In
debt until now he cant possibly
devote his time any longer to the
work for which he has spent years
In preparation.
For the past few summers the in.
structor has managed to live by
toillng as plasterer. earning from
81 to 81 n day. or nearly double
what the college paid him.
Il venture to say the janitors and
care-takers on the campus are bet
ter paid proportionately than are
the instructors who spend years In
hard study and thousands Of dollars
| In preparing for their positions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
City Managers

HE vote of by which the citizens OF Dayton
overcoming combination oil politicians adopted t'e
commission form OF government with the addition oil inc
idea OF hiring an expert be the citys general manager
calls how the original commission plan was also born III the
crisis of great calamity. :. Fl, III
In each case the existence of disastrous Hood with
problems oil suited to the ealbe oil custom
forced the trial OF devices ana bous.
forth degrce OF civic which insured Tor time al
least superior and improved results
Thus out OF misfortune comes benefit; odd " pc
comes true OF cities OF individuals, that we Use
on stepping-s,ones OF our dead selves 10 higher
things , :. =, -.
The city manager. working the hired agent OF an
elective commission who decide large questions OF pooy pu,
leave him unhampered the working out OF details oefs
the promise country OF the efficiency which IN Germany
has attended the plan OF employing expert mayors by
contracts with promotions for conspicuous merit
This new plan does that John Smith, average
citizen having cast his vote may therefore to sleep Inc
movement is still his affair be watched and podded as
necessity suggests No scheme will remain clean which
doesn't have him the watch tower - ,
But smpliies his fixing OF responsibility and allows
him greater freedom Judge policies by results That's why
we expect it to spread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

speed single motorcycle with n
LONG wheel base and NO constructed
so that II was easy 10 attach q
seat and foot rest for another
passenger In front OF mo.
Tuesday afternoon. as my wife
and ! were riding on Washington
boulevard. we we're stopped by a
patrulman. who informed US that
we were violating a city ordnance
by riding In this fashion. and that
II could not be permitted
Now. I do not wish 90 cast any
reflection on the officer, who was
very courteous TO us. and WAS only
doing his duty. II II tho ordinance
itself that wish TO speak about
II will probably DO defended on
tho ground that i, was designed 20
increase the safety OF the riders.
| want to say that this idea Ia all
moonshine.
With the passenger on In front
the balance and steering qualities
OF the machine are practically rs
good as without him, and he Ia
more comfortable because the
spring fork takes up the Iolts.
A MoToRCYCLiST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
Slams. Jabs, Boosts and
Most Anything

The halls OF infsmy--mui
and Alec.
"Yes, Miss Sharply. ! ASSURE
you" said the unintercsting young
man she was trying TO shake, the
robbcr presented revolver Mt my
head and declared he'd blow out
my brains II | didn't yield"
oh" replied she. why did you
yiold7"
Look az HammcrsteIn's luck.
Crowded houses every night 1T
tho Victoria to see N Harry
Thaw, the maniac at large,
won't walk In and shoot
Evelyn on the stage.
msdge-ls she a good CONVEX.
sationalist7
Marjorie No; I couldn't get her
10 talk about anybody ] knew.
Uncle Joe Cannon 10 going TO
run for congress again. This
seems TO be an open season
for the crazy once
Bacon see man UP In q
Vermont town says hts horse
knows the days OF the week.
Egbert Because he never stops
In front OF saloon on Sundays,
| suppose.
The police lately found out
thief BY finding him In when
they called.
Father t~ho has taken daughter
90 the irbon play I'm sorry
brought you now. Mabel. This Ia
hardly play for n young person.
Daughfer-Oh. I don't mind II.
dad TN probably iivcn up q biz
before the end.
my dear. have decided after
all 20 let you go abroad. md you
may gct those gowns and Jewels
you want. too
William Anderson what have
you been up 20 now
When May was here I struggled
hard.
planted many seeds,
And now I have In my back yard
Eleven kinds OF weeds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
Do These Things If You d
Be Happy Welded

your wife at times In prefer
ence to sending them 10 other
women.
Tip your hat to her when you
meet on the streets.
Never telephone to your wife
while at the office. II you
have not confidence enough In
her to take It for granted that
she Ia behaving herself in your
absence you had better get a
divorce.
Never keep a joint bank ac-
count.
Deal out TO your wife n lib.
eral monthly allowance.
Let the Money Alone
Never ask her 10 account for
the money you gave her.
Never criticise your wife's
hat unless you've taken lessons
In millinery.
BE faithful in these things
and you will find the life OF
marriage not a field OF battle
but bed OF roses. These rules
lead In their observance to
marital bliss which passes all
understanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

Lane She is going in with her
husband
Not All Tenoerfeet.
We are not all tenderfeet. In
deed. IL IL odd stuff 10 most OF
the men.
Pioneers OF the north are they.
who. having spent their roll In
the states" are hurrying back to
annex another poke" In this
new Shushanna district to which
We are all fastening.
A. ID. Nash. a husky giant. who
admits being in on every stampede
since 1927. In teaching Mrs. Lane
how 10 make n gill net TO snare
fish in shallow streams.
More Women Going In.
Among the women who came up
with ua were half a dozen school
teachers returning north from
their vacation trips and three be-
dazzling creatures who admit
having "mushed- from dance hall
to dance hall on many an Alaskan
stampede.
These three and cabaret song.
stress from Seattle made things
hum in the vicinity OF the plano.
They are also going 10 the new
diggings on the shushanna.
Then there's man who 10 taking
a COW to the gold fields OF Shu-
shanna-
Cows are scarce In Alaska and
milk is worth its bulk In other
food in winter. Says the owner
OF the COW:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
Stars Staff Man Finds Women ''Mushing'
to Shushanna Along With Stampeders

I've mined from Dawum ).
nome and I'm going in right. TAI
TINS COW. When the Icy days y
December come she will be- fresh
and every quart OF her milk m,
be worth big money. H
The best part Of It is II the,.
is n slump in the milk martst !,
can put my supply 10 cold storas.
IAN have to do is 20 set \.
new milk outside and let Il fresss
then dip the bucket in water IN,
enough 10 thaw the frozen n;iS
loose from the pail. can stsrs
the blocks OF milk In the spov
where It win keep all winter
Whenever want giass ~
milk all have TO do ia 10 brsst
off a hunk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
Girl Rolls Lemon to
Venice on Race Bet

VENICE. Aug. $3.50 positive
was Miss Wanda Cameron OF Al.
hambra, who Is spending the sum-
mer at Venice, that Barney Oldfield
would win In the Santa Monica road
race. she willingly backed this opln.
ion In novel wager and lost.
III Barney Oldfield cannot beat
tho whole bunch of speedy ones in
that race I'll roll a lemon from
Ocean Park to Venice. and roll II
right along the ocean front walk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
slsss-asasl-ll.alsIalss.
THE CLIMAX.

There is a tale told In every big
house party in Ireland about an
incident In tho seventies. A peer
and peeress. In their own country
house. were seated at lunch with
their daughter. who was not on the
best of terms with them. when she
broke a long silence by observing:
Mother. I was married this
morning"
The pecress bore the news with a
severe aspect and observed in chill
ing tone
at least, before telling such a
private matter. you might wait
until James (the footman) leaves
the room"
But, mother. II IL James mar
ried!"-Newark Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
says cafeterla b. cIean

says (afetefta ~ IiesN
Editor The Star. On August J..
1918. an article appeared In The
Seattle Sun attacking the place of
business OF the Epler cafeteria. and
wrongly stating that the kitchens
were unclean and insanitAry.
We have always made II n point
for our patrons to inspect our
kitchens and cooking utensils, and
never. at any time. has anyone
seen anything that would make
him believe that the place was not
kept Ia flrs,-class. sanitary and
clean condition.
At the time the article appeared.
and before we hsdAany opportunity.
had we 40 desired. TO clean up our
Kitchens, we had at least Is regu.
lar patrons 70 In and examine
them for themselves, and they
found that the statements made In
the article above referred TO were
absolutely false.
On the next morning. or IA soon
as we possibly could. we had Dr.
J. r. CTichton. health officer Of
the city OF Seattle. and his assist
ant. Mr.. stevens. come and exam.
Inc the place thoroughly. They
stayed there approximately two
hours. made thorough examina-
ton OF every portion OF the cafe
terra. and found II In flrHt.olass
condition In every respect. and
complimented rs upon the condi.
tion I'm which they found II.
WILSON q CLARKE.
Proprietora. Eplcr Cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Dr
Harvey Wiley. who says he In the
happiest married man in Washing
ton. has formulated a set OF rules
for the other husbands.
First, marry the right girl.
Next land OF great import
ance), treat her right.
Keep your temper whether
she keeps hers or not.
Be as polite to her as you
are 10 your next door neigh
boris wife.
Greet her an respectfully as
you did when she was a blush
ing maid and you we're trying
to win her.
Don't Be Jealous Of Son
Don't be Jealous II she loves
her son more than isor hus-
band.
Go TO your club as often al
you like II you find II more
comfortable than your home.
II your wife does her duty you
will not care about leaving
home very often.
Send flowers and candy to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
CTySzIIudLJaySIY2 |INEZ y5Cl IlINEll1
The Churchyard as a Playground

an THE athletic field OF Catholic college IN .h'aso
" ball games played regularly Sundays to the APP
parnt satisfaction hundreds of attendants And lately inc
Society OF Friends Flushing l. L. turned over the spa
cou grounds surrounding its place OF worship Tor use on
Sundays playground . ,..
Thus gradually is old ideal OF Sunday observance
which made the day solemn and apparently giving
way to the new notion that play be innocent use ana
Some good folk are grieved by the change and where
their feelings prompted by conscience they deserve ana
should receive our sympathetic respect =. ,
But custom inevitably follows circumstance and the h'gh
tension of the modern struggle for existence with It's eant
leisure for weektime mdweek recreation introduces factors
into the present Sunday problem which not there IN the
early times ,s -u...o,
Low is not necessarily sinful nor selt-rcpresson
religious The peril lies, in allowing tired ioiSs
10 find rest in Sunday amusement but IN allowing
amusement to overshadow the obligation which all
Of us should feel toward the Creator for the bless
ngs enjoy. go ~, A.,
The children OF Flushing probably will feel more kindly
toward the good Quakers for the privilege OF playing IN inc
hurchvad and be inclined respect the hours OF
worship than the chance for natural play and ioeea
to seek il the sly.
Az all events the incident seems worthy of notice as
symptom OF changing custom
WELL, the change from nicely run Ne~
Canadian jail Uncle sam can ns reaos 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

Letter From motorcycllst
Editor The Star: wish to cnte
vigorous protest against a certain
city ordinance relating 10 motor.
cycles. have an Emblem two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25
Alki Point Car Service

Editor The Star: The Star Is the
only paper that dares come out
and censure the 8. T.. Co.
The service on the Alki Point
car line Is an insult TO the citizens
OF a progressive town.
Your articles in The Star are
not oyerdrawn. As long as the
people will stand for II. 80 long will
they be imposed upon. Just
think OF the little ones that have
to endure this trip In order TO get
10 the beach.
A STAR READER
Stockade Hotel. Alki Point, Wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

and powdered ss
old snno
labeled Teeo"
nnended by somebody didnr die from u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

WELL n Thaw change from nicely run Nes
the reader has ever
will that " /" most se"some place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

Stockade Hotel. Alki Point. Wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-25

MORAL upft In Joe BsIIeys state. Wichita, Tex ma
,ss compelled him confess to abscondIno with $500.