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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
TIIE INDIAN SCHOOL

IBUQUERQUE owes and Is
~ glad to pay a vote Of graft
4 \ tude aud appreciation to
Senator Albert a. Fall for the brave
aud vigorous light which he hiss made
a behalf Of the Interests II the local
United States Indian school, True, IL
is the dutV OF 70 senator Go look out
for the Interests ~ hits whole con
%stitucncy. but not an senators take
the trouble 60 do IL. aud .n the life
Of Washington an Indian school APP
preparation BE- o. minor matter no
matter how important IL may hc to
the community in which b IL located
s year aRo. after every effort
that ConEressmnn Ferguson could
put forth IN the lower house had
failed to keep the appropriations
needed by this school in he indian
appropriation bul-and tho failure
Was Loo mo- sons, The fault Of the con
grtssman since every other western
congressman with an Indian school
appropriation had the same expert
euce iu the hous,-Scnator FAN
stepped into tho breach when tho bin
went 90 conference and by threaten
Ing 60 bioek o. entire measure forced
thc appropriation necessary for tho
proper maintenance Of this school
This wear tbc local Ineiau schoo.
again is asking extraordinary appro-
pruuons for necessary ouildings
Again the csonom.oal house Indian
committee rHs cat those a%pproprin.
tons out and noe more senator fai
has ANNOUNCED hat De will Insist OF
me appropriation going into the nii
in conference. or blick the legisia.
uou. with the active hclp OF ~
Ferguson 90 the conference he wa
win his hght again
This ia the kind ~ active coucrc'.
service which means much Ca ,h'
community. for the local Indiai
school is one of Ger most importan
home institutions. and We apprcciat'
the interest Senator Fail takes in q
welfare We do not approve of Sen
ator Fan politically. out we frrei
admit hz ability % get thinss Nhc'
me uries-as witness his presence q
the Unltad statos senate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
ron ,rBuQrEHQuE.


~ UU municipal election Is over
Mr. Boatrighi has been elect
ed mayor tor the next two
Years D., % substantial Dr. mot 3D. lnrso
majority. The campaign has been
b@tterI, contested. but the election
itself Nas s fuir one. and BE- hcho"r's
nl of is. now tnnt o. b. over, Co for
get any feclins which may have been
cugcndercd during the campaign. and
get behind Mr Hoatrlght as chief
executive. for M welfare ~ q bigger,
better. more prosperous Albuquerque.
Mayor Sellers has made % good cN-
ocutiyc officer fur the city Alhn-
qucrquc d. % better place Co live ia
boruueo Of his work during the past
two years. That q great many AibH-
uuerauc people would have liked him
e. remain In the omcc for two years
more II shown by The vote.
Mr. Boatright .s p pioneer Of Albu-
aucrauc. a strong, responsible hus'
ness man. There Is mo- question of hiH
ability ~ manage The city's affairs anu
manag them weil The Even nf
Herald congratulates him upon he
election aud assures him that he VIII
have the hearty rupport Of this news
paper in every official policy aud act
which Ia for the best interests Of the
city: for It's growth aud develop
mont. And IN this We are sure he
can count Just as surely upon the
backing Of the whole people, regard
less of the campaign just closed. We
are an Of us here 20 build a city. In
That all important work cooperation
Is the first and most essential factor.
We have no time to harbo- ill-fecling.
partisanship ct amy sentiment other
than the pull-tosethcr spirit which
has broueh, Albuquerque from a
struggling rontier village to the
biggest little ,.ty' In the west. Two
years Of splendid opportunity are be-
fore us. Let as Join hands with the
new mayor IN the effort conscien-
uously to take FULLEST advantage al
every opportunity for growth and ad-
vancemcnt that may ofer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
Compulsory Education

Although six states IN the Union
are still without compulsory school
attendance laws. and four others have
laws that apply only partially, definite
progress during the past decade is
reported Ia "a bulletin just issued ny
the United States bureau of e6uca-
ton. Since 1905 eight states pre-
Viously without compulsory laws have
! adopted them. u b H. Thought To nc
O. matter ot only a Few years when
compulsory school attendance will Doe
in effect Ia every state and tcrritorg
of the Ulited states.
The six states still without compul-
sos school laws are. south Carolina.
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mlssis-
sippi, and Texas. The tour local OPP
ton states. where the Law is IN enect
In certain counties onls. are Maryland,
Virginia. Arksu-Is. and Louisiana.
THE bureaus investigation OF the
subject reveals "a close connection be-
/ tween lack of cOmpulsors attendance
IiaWo and Uitcracy. The states rank
ip usgctntage at nliteracy very much
In an 0rGanCc with the iength 81 time
& npD,sory schooling has been IN ci-
fcat and the completcne-s with whlcA
b is enforced.
The states vary widely in number
| a.. .raTs o. amount OF attendance
rcCuIrod each Yea The period OF
, imru'sory Attendance b. from S 20
~ IN North Carolina ana virginia. In
mos. siates 10 D. \ 90 "a 90 10, Tac
present tendency is 90 raise the upper
tlimit OF C~ompulsion. Ia 10 state the
compulsory age limit Is 10 years cr
anuNts ir idaho 81 is IS. As 10 neral
RUE. however. children iu an these
states are allowed 60 leave school at
% wears of age 90 they secure cm-
Iuioyment OF have completed tho SIN
grade in school. There b. q constant
IB increasing effort TO safeguard :1o
chill djctwecn "a and rs years of aRe,
the period Of special Importance Tor
The vocational preparation ct most
chiIdren.
As lstIe as n wceiys OF .-heoi at
tendance during any % year may Doe
required IN virginia, oklahoma
Delaware. and Nebraska. while % Yer.
NOM and other states there mus, ne
1850 or more days OF actual ho1l az
tendance oyory year Many states re-.
aulro attendance during the fnl|
time school D. in session. which mas
mean auything from a. 90 iai days
Some states secure attendance dur.ra
long terms hy conditioning state 1p.
! TroprlutionH uppn ihc number OF cass
uf actual school attendance.
a variety OF exemptions are found
u tho laws 81 the different sta' -
Connecticut and Arkansas wIi not "u'
force The compulsory Attendance lHN
, "if the parent Be- not able 90 provii'
proper clothing for the child, Phys
feat or mental incapacity De- a genera
exemption; another customary ok
empiion II remotoBess from schoo
facilities. Occasionally exemption
arc made on religious grounds. Thu
the Michigan law Nenpts chlldre'
. from compulsory attendance betwee'
the ages of ~ aud "A while In attend.
anco ut confirmation classes Tor q per.
iod not 10 exceed ave months IN eeci
% the 81 years.
y Necessary factors in the enforce
. ment az compulsory attendance law.
are summed up as follnws An annua
school census taken hy the school an
thorities; prompt reports 81 unexcusr'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
Household HINTS
roIIsmNG TmE wANEp rIooR

= NERNONE who has waved hard
L. wood floors knows hat Il very
neavy pressure D. Indispensable tn
successful polishing However. 7
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08

Tho man who has used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and watcher
and felt and realized It's remarkably
curative properties wiz tell you that
Il has no superior Tor coughs and
colds. The remarkable success of
this preparation. aided by the per-
sonal recommendation of people
who have been cured by IL has made
Is one 90 the most popular modl-
.r.ncs In use. Try u whom you have
IN cough or cold and realize for
yourself what a first class cough
medicine win do. For sale by all
druggists.
nENRY's MESSENGERS. Phone sss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08

have simplificd the task by placing
o. heavy piece ~ funnel around the
pad which Hts into tho aouum clcan-
err, ana which ~ commonly used for
taking the dust from bare floors,
writes e. contributor Ia Good House
keeping With the electricity turned
.ou-trr o. ls not necessary - he
vacuum cleaner is then easily push
eel oNcr The noora who're wax has
been applied 10 pOlishcs they very
cusiiy. since u furnishes the added
weight which b. 20 necessary. Fur-
thcrmorc. YOU can stand IN an up
right position. Instead 81 bending
clcnt 90 soften ana dissolve the CRIME.
time. and also polishcs evenly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
Great Trials Of History
TRIAL on MARsmNL BAzlINE


More than 1900 witnesses for the
prosecution were sworn 10 the pre-
liminary examinations. o%coufying a.
months, or until Octiber g, 1873. when
the trial proper opened az Versailles.
fatal biunders during the progress oi
the court had been In session aim "a
every day. IN the indictment read tpc
fret day Bazaine was chargcd wifl
t~roachery 10 the arms Of The count =.
In that he failed L relieve General
Frcissard al the important battle af
Firbach; that he failed 10 exercise dua
vigilance and promptltude In the de-
Tense Of Metz; that he committed
fatal plumbers durin sthe proeress a
tfat memorable siege, and that be
capltulated against the wishes OF the
soidicry and the people. and In Ire
most ngiorious and suspicious mas
ner.
OF these charges he MA found
guilty Notwithstanding hat among
those who came 10 his defense waps
10 generals OF divisions. seven sur
geons Of the army and two priests.
Al the summing np tachaud, sshl
acted as counsel for Bazaine, snid
deeply sympathize with the vaiiaat
soldier who is 80 terribly accused.
fear bot death for him. He Is brave
aud fears nothing but loss of MS
honor, for the saks Of his wife and
children. / feel most for France.
which viii depiore the lonF OF the
v%alOrous soldier. Your honors' pa
triotism forblds that you condemn
him"
A.. POurcet, who was p%roaccuting
the case. said. u demand that a tor
rible example be made az a Lesson 90
the rising generation Before the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
.COLOC
by the
Second fiddle. ~

lT WILL oc plain 10 everyone that
l somebody stcorcd the Boatright.
O.
PICTURE Thomas Hushcs rum
ming Ike "a scared wolf.
RUNNING runs IN the Hughes
blood
o
WE RECALL that when Tom
father used 90 run for office Boo th,so
parts they detached the speedomctgT
i1r fear uf panic tu th" rest of the
TOYS in the band wagon.
q
CrLEBRA Is not the only cnt ina
ieurcs in unda' dcs There's Liocr-
atu.
ALSO. CtL, Ill. there nave boe.
me- slides ca the Occan-to-Ocean hign'
way.
o
We nave with as today
The Sit YOU Nnow.
Who calls 60 say
"a told you So"
d
THEY SAY the hoJlthscckers voted
against the Colonel.
o
REMINDS rs oI the shortest poem
We even heard.
ADAM
Had EN-
.
HICK called us up this morning
wanting to know what e. -. =
stands for today.
o
TOLD HIN it means Got on.
Picture
O
ALSO GOT oUR POSITIONS
8
BOYS on Esteemed Morning Pape.
! can know sleep dayumcs without be
ing disturbed. Nice quiet town.
.
RUMOR that rcd lights ON stcri
sheets of autos are to be suppressed
is untrue.
TIME to stop 2ampaign lies
Q
LADIES who called on Doc Hust q
] I'll ~ NAlH NfAiN NNfNNNNAf NAf NN'A''H H
lied thai as rs above.
o
WE KNOW one private citizen VIII.
viii keep on boosting just as hard.
81
THE NAME Is sellers-"DONT
knock-Boost sellers"
.
ROSWELL DOCTOR has discover
| ed that the Friedman cure iE @ fake
Pccos valley fellers always were en-
terprising.
WELL. the Peach crops gone again
o
WE CONCLUDE from Mr.. MoMil
lens letter. that he's becn rcadiai
' the campaign advertisements.
d
CHICAGO WOMEN voted stronl
I FOR bath House John. Johns clothe
alone would make him strong viii
the ladies.
TWELVE more counties dry In II
linois. And "a prohibition petition cir
culating in santa Fc.
ROSWELL co wmen save "a Dutci
supper 20 the cattle sanitary BOARD
.
FANCY sauer-kraut with Bourbon
o
GOVERNORS In Denver haVlnI
condemned governments public Liant
policy, condemned congress. condemn
I'd pending legislation. condemned DO
cation Of regional banks. can nov
turn to the business of the meeting.
.
ONLY the %Euilotinc was needed q
complete the Mexican picture.
o
WE CAN NOW get busy with tho
spring clean up.
o
ALSO finish mp that adVcTtis.n.
campaign fund.
d
IN FACT, although the worst
over. there's plenty 10 do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08

NNE Of the most imposing and
eyoutful military trials that has
over iIkou place was that II
francois Achilir Bazainc, the French
marshal, vuo vs accused Of having
cnwnrdly surrendered his soldiers.
80 coo In number. 90 the Germlns,
who made them prisoners Of war At
the OF The surrender u weeks
further resistance would have en-
ahlcd the iegic- Of national defense
government to crush the weak forces
Of the Germans On the Loire and 10
relieve Paris.
The responsibility Tor this crushing
blow VAS. naturally enough. and just
.ly enough. placed on B%azaine's shout
dcrs. aud, although when he returned
from captivity the marshal onjoyed
u 1riet immunity. he was, In 1879.
bicprht 90 uial before q military
court.
This trial was held In tire palace a
1tianou. 1t Versailles. under the pres
idency Of the Duke d'Aumaie. In the
presence ~ bis ueers and surrounded
~ the greatest anne that France
can show, this wcather-beaten soldier,
standing "a the very summit Of French
military glory. arrayed in the full unit
form Of the rank and wearing the
grand cross of the Lesion - Honor,
was condemned % death on December
10, 1879. and to be DEGRADED from
his rank previous TO his execution.
when Bazaine surrender Metz the
French people at one raised the cry
I'VE are betrayal" Ana when the
treaty OF peace was signed neza,na
was immediately placed under arrasi
on May 10. 1914 The preparation
Tor his trial was commenced al once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
iudses Withdrew Ba1aIne mld'

judges Withdrew Bazalnc said.
~ have two words boz my breast
honor and countrs 4 have never
been wanting toward this proud motto
during AZ years OF service. swear
before christ that have not betrayed
France
After n Ions dciiborauon the judges
declared Bazuinc gullty To- the ,hargof
Of the %capitulatlon of Metz sui ris
army In the open acid without lrins
an that was In his power hy honor
ana duty TO avoid surrender. and un-
animously condemned him Co death.
and 10 be DEGRADED from his rank
previous TO his execution
After the judgment had been rem
dered on the members OF the cou,
signed an appeal Tor mercy, which ne
Duke d'Aunale Immediately conveyed
In person To- President MdcMnhou.
Two days later. on December -.
President MacMahon commuted the
sentence Of death against nugaino @,
Imprisonment of 3n years. n was
also decided that while hc was to
bear the effects OF DEGRADATION from
his rank. he would not be forced ih,
h~umilinting ceremony. The conserve
tive press gcnemily approved ia,
communication OF the sentence.
ON August 3. 1874. H~aRaiue. who
had beef incarcoratcd On the Isle eel
Saint Marguerite, ia the McdltcrraN.
can. and treated rather az an cN ,
than "a convict. escaped to Iialy. Ia
finally took up his abode in Mga
! whpr. no was treated with marked
respect 10y the governments of Atoms,
MI lie died there on soptcmbc'
%. iSSS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
way non nEREl

WYE HAVE many thousands of
NA/ acres OF land Immediately
" tributary 90 Albuquerque
either WINS idle OF devoted 90 dosii-
Tory farming Of iow-priced crops fos
which abundant irrigation water =
available. either from our community
canals or from the ineEhausiinie
undornow
Theso lands. which might oaa,lt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
LAMI, CHIMNIVs.

LAVE YOU ever tired dryinb lamp
l 1 chmueys on q mot radiator or on
tho bach ct "a stove. Wash and rinse
%chimneys in hot water. Stand ON tho
radiator ON "a dry cloth. or in a wire
dish-draincr ON the stove. The glass
win bc clean, dry ana bright Mod
crn Priscilla.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08

COAHlNC soilcd clothes too long
- sets tho ART. ono nour ~ suffi-
ciont O. soften and dissolve the CRIME.
says the New Haven journal. one
process which makes the ART come
out easily h. To- wet the clothes with
end wring them ont of warm soda
w1tcr before they are put 10 soak.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-08
Water Works Gunner Makes
Statement to the People

Tho following statement to the people OF Albuquerque by A - Nc
Mmen. owner Of the city water works Is published by the Evening Her
ala h. O. natter cot fairness to Mr. McMnlen ana because as q very plain
expression of the attitude Of the owner ST the ctys water supply. h ~
Of direct interest TO- every water consumer and citizen.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-21

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The Dolores star., 1914-08-21

and stick 10 II. they would Be more
happy. Women are more trained In
the color scheme Of life than men
that's why they worry less Their
color instinct 10 more developed.
Certain color make me ssasick.
and they make other 0sn ssasick.
but they Don't know T. I have studisl
the thing out. and an pretty sure that
! know what ] a. talking about
have cut out certain colors from ME-
INST - ! have cot oct broad frea ~
1SoG
-TAsy ~ list . verl Or . ssssurs
WI 0aSs . Dlay. ! have ksovn
cosoe % unnAke Q play. Excellent
DlAyo Aavs Oeas - he stoseAouss -
eanse q . - eelee scheme n the
sstt1aOA Were b buiil Q thseese
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The Dolores star., 1914-08-21

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hsis.s = ssp.r!sss = q sSs sssss. .
4 salsry q - NAwa takes chares e
!. sssisssd = S S;s ssssessse S n =
steis in pickins TN. fufuituss 4n1 Aece-
sation for the psincsiy Manslcs eeyn hes
ssv :asso asSs ss' az e 80
New Yogk with RaWu oo6 Ms Ds1a.
Sass 70 expiain d:lays = Desfectine the
sses : mssssss that : 6sfosmsd 6suGhtsr
R..s s:,ssins = VIII * His. f b.Is.s1. NJ. .
h :: : ::s s q s:, X Rim S T.
sustnses way. nAWn 3 fortunate In mar
g, spscuIstlons. piiss W wealth and At
en1 Ssiiss. g .ss. sm AZ n: e. ss' Il:
- hcusshold. Grece move. o dfsy-
sioss n u. oosss. n.ar es sSs wosss = IA"
sep. q. iae. s:er.s Win rsss,. oI p.s e
s: 70 . .s s s: S.s Y
on business trip. Idle taik prom1ts
him 90 offer her marriage. Thsy Are
S.e.a.. Il. NJ. ::.s g ct o.
20 him. He tells Rawn that he has bro
Ven Up all the machines after proving
the success Of the invention. Rawn. in Z
declares he win never build another ma
chine Tor Rawn and slaps HE face. vlr-
gsnia Rawn implorss Haley % recon-
al Haley tells Virginia that 10 has
abandoned his invention because Il would
put crest power IN the hands Of few
tnstigation virginla agrees 10 try 10 bTing
Halsey to terms, no matter what II costs
The directors plan TO Get the control Of
me Company away from Ravn. They hold
New York to attempt 10 avert Impending
dise,ter. Halcsy. takes up his residence
g 0reystone hall. where his wife and
% financially. Halsey and Virginia con-
fees their love for each other. The but
ser ovsrhears and tells Halssy's wife.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-21
REQUESTS AID FOR WOUNDED.
President Wilson Asks Funds for Red
Cross Nurses in European War.

Cross NURSES IN european war.
Washington.--Presid Wilson. as
head Of the American Red Cross. ap-
pealed to the American people to
contribute money for the relief Of sick
and wounded soldiers Of the warning
European nations. The appeal was:
ITO the people Of the United
States: The present wars In Europe
are certain to impose on the Red
Cross of the nations engaged o bur-
den which demands the sympathy and
aid OF the world.
The American Red Cross Is ear
nestly DESTROYS OF assisting its sister
societies in their endeavors to ailevi-
ate distress and suffering among the
combatants. and therefore appeals for
funds to be expended impartially for
the relief OF the sick and wounded
soldiers OF the nations at war.
Contributions for this purpose may
be sent to the American Red Cross.
Washington, ID. c., or to local treas
urers OF the society in other cities.
confidently hope that the humanity
and liberality of the people Of the
United States. SO often manifested In
the past, will cause them to respond
promptly and generously to this ap-
peal"
The Dolores star., 1914-08-21

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we're . nis fncs. " was 70 vsrs'nis
nawn - tusnse. e - NE otssS bess
o. elnse1.
u 80 vfoinA MaWn wno took tfon
nin ~ neose. Mssnepea 10y Sstn.
enhe y ne ~ oWn aS9A - 49,
IAssntsy' uOw1tAe. ousvin9 : WOsn
nef oyer ss1esi1e. esnane ovsF y.
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whee - ~ - uu0. Ihsn ene
pesoee DID - oeesee ne eody OF the
caiso 49, I'D - seefey' covering y
ssnuy.
0ro0es utoce! e0Uoe0 massey. ne
I:ii spon nia kness q n's wifes PED
s'oe. sne dia not Sc MN. o'o NOT rec
osnise Mn stnousn sne turnso 2
eue.scn'ns !scs towsrd. MN. ne.
The Dolores star., 1914-08-21
COLOR AN IMPORTANT POINT
lts influence On humanity Not svS,
s,sNtiy NsssSNlssd. 10 the oplR.
len u Q Traveller.

II oacs met . man Who voulaat
60 tomatoes bscauss they we're ri"
sai1 . New Yorker Who has travsls1
nusA. The Incident amused ne q
~ tine. bat latsr ct ~ 10 tAiah-
tAR a. semswhat Of . crank %
cejes nysalf. believe that color.
ME bleeA. ~ n the braia. ves
knov ~ tAe aroma 81 Tee Or ss9ss
\ ness aDDeaiias than the mere TASTE
g s1thee e theee bsvsrages. II the
asona gSiDs you. Why 10 Dot The sa,gs.
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Aliens Warned Against Drilling.

Chicago.-Charge that . body OF
Austrians was being organised I'm
Milwaukee and drilling in violation
of the United States neutrality laws.
OF the department OF Justice. Mr..
Bruff declared that he had received
Information that reservists OF half =
dozen nationalities were drilling in
numerous cities, but in all cases
when notified they were violating a
federal statute they had ceased.