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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25
Socialists will Initiate Bill

The Socialist party of the state is
circulating petitions to place on the
ballot at the November election a bill
providing for department of industry
and public works. The bill proposes to
provide employment for the unem-
ployed by placing them at work on in.
dustries, systems of transportation.
distributing stations and public works.
The fund to conduct the department
will be raised by leVying a ten per
cent tax on the estates of deceased
persons, where estates are over $50, 900.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25

II you have the itch don't scratch. 1t
does not cure the trouble and makes the
skin bleed. Apply Ballard Snow Lini.
ment. Rub it in gently on the affected
parts. 1t relieves itching instantly and
few applications removes the cause
thus performing permanentIcure; price
25c, SOC and Sl.0O per bottle. Sold bv
Chas. n. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25

In every home where there is a baby
there should be bottle OF McGee Baby
Elixir. 1t may be needed at any time
to correct sour stomach, wind collie
diarrhoea, or summer complaint. 1t is
wholesome remedy, contains no opium,
morphine or injurious drug of any kind.
Price Csc and SOC per bottle. Sold by
Chas, N, Clarke,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism

Remember how spry and active you
we're before you had rheumatism, back
ache, swollen, aching joints and stiff,
painful muscles? Want to feel that way
again? You can-just take Foley Kid
ney Pills. They get right at the cause
OF your pain and misery, put your kid
neys in sound healthy condition-make
them active and strong. DO it quickly,
too-for Foley Kidney Pills begin good
work just as soon as you start taking
them. Start today, and soon you will
again be active and free from pain. Sold
by Chas. n. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25
Jan't Keen 1t Secret.

The splendid work of Chamberlain 5
Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for stom-
ach and liver troubles has ever been
known. For sale by all dealers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28

der the supreme command Of General
Joseph Joffre, who enjoys great popu-
larity with the men. as he does with
the French nation generally, lie is
known as a man of strong Will. and II
Is a common saying In the army that
when General Jonre has enc made
az his mind nothing VIII force him
Ia change IL.
General Jonrr ls So years old. lie
has been married ten years. but is
childlcss. He IL OF medium height
and ston,, with a massive head. very
fair hair, md shick dropping mus
tachc. lie is noted for his excellent
horsemauship. He was trained as an
engineer. and while on duty In Mad
agascar constructed the harbor of
Diego Suarez. the principal one Ia
the Island.
Tho mobilization plans for the
French army were drawn up 10y Cen
cral Jomre last Aprii
u n understood that they provided
for every contingency which might
arise.
French military men express tho
Greatest confidence In his military
genius, aud whenever he has appear
ed since Il became known hat he was
Ia lead tho French forces an ovation
has been given him by his fellow cit
iNcns.
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LORD KITCHENER.

Horatio Herbert Kitchener. the
man on whom the military hopes OF
Great Britain are piancd. achieved
fame by his mastery campaigns In
the sudan and the Bocr war. lie was
born In 1850 In county Kerry, lro-
land, and hiN father was a colonel la
the British army. After receiving an
education az the Royal Military acad-
cmy. he entered the Royal Engineers
In 1871. He took an active paTt la
the Nile expedition. served az GOV
n Of suakim, commanded the
Dongola 0xpeditlonary force In 1895
and the famous khartum relief ex-
pedition IN 1895, for which he receiv-
ed the thanks Of parliament. a grant
Of &25O,d00, aud was raised 20 the
peerage with the title 81 first %vlscount
OF khartum. After serving as com
mapder-ln-chicf during the Boer war
he was again rewarded with t25O.O0O.
the thanks Of parlia ment. ana later
an increase IN rank 10 field marshal.
From 1899 10 1903 he vas la supreme
command Of India. In 1910 he was
created a member Of the Committee
on imperial defense. and In 1911 be-
came British agent and consul general
Ia Egypt. He is the recipient Of nu-
merOua medals and decorations.
Though a rigid discipiinarian, he Is
the idol % the British army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
WOMEN TO MARCH
IN HUGE PEACE
PARADE
Thousands Dresses in Sombre
Black to Walk Through
Streets of New York To.
morrow as Protest Against
War.

Sew York. Aug 2S Thousands Of
women recruited from an classes and
ropresentiug many nations. all clad
n sombro black ot white with
mourning bands around their arms,
will march tomorrow afternoon down
ftith aNcnu in what ls said to be
the FIRST peace parade ever held IN
this ountry a. voice "a protect
against war
In n section of the parade there
viii De- groups 10 wotuc Of tho Tn
dian. Chinese. Danish. Armenian,
Swedish NorWogian, Hungarian. Aus
trian. Finnish. Italian. Dutch Por-
tugucsc. French. English. scothc and
Polish races Ana each one Of these
uroups of women will wear the ma
tionSl mouruinE costume close be-
side them Will Doc delegations ot
womcn's clubs ~ towns ON Long ISL
and.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
DETROIT SUBMITS
TO SPECIAL TAX
FOR G.. A. R.
Eight Cents on Every ThOus-
and Dollars Levied by City
for Entertainment of the
Veterans in Annual En-
campment.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 2s.-Ali ar
engagements Tor entertaining tho
Grand Army Of the Republic. At the
expense of the Detroit taxpayers, for
the furty-eighth annual encampment
Of h old soldiers here August 81 60
september . have been completed,
with the prospect that the veterans
viii find themselves the object OF
nusua attentions ON every hand.
For several months since the city
council aequiesced in "A proposal by
Mayor Oscar o. Marx that a special
tax levy OF : cents on every thousand
dollars of taxable property be made
TO raise funds foI entertaining the
veterans A score Of committees
made up OF 200 leading business and
professional men of the city has been
al work with headquarters In the
mayors office working out details Of
entertainment.
The souvenir programs a badges.
which alone represent an outlay OF
over $4,000, will be handed over 20
the veterans gratis. To avoid the
appearance Of operating OF "a profit
making basis the city "a refused all
advertising propositions. both re
quests for advertising space IN thc
programs and an applications for
permits To sell souvenirs OF souvenir
badges of amy Kind.
u VIII probably be the first time
IN history Of the oncampments that
the q. 4. A. men have been free from
bombardment by street hawkers.
The plan Of street decorations In
ciudcs large white columns. twenty
two feet high. In the heart OF the
cts. Large OF paintings of men OF
valor Will be suspended between
thesc columns. ana the whole will be
ornamented with nags and electric
lghts Throughout the city local
commercial organizations will help
To- carry out an elaborate scheme ot
decoration and illumination.
Notwithstanding that thu ranks 81
the g.. A. r.. are thinning rapidly
each yea the reception committee
is preparing % welcome n Of the
largest gatherings In the history 81
the organization ohio. Indiana, ~
inois and Michigan wa be almost
fully represented, each with several
thousand veterans.
u Is estimated that Ia all there VIII
be some 2s. O0O visitors. In addition
tothe O. A. r. gathering there will
le the annual encampment Of the
ladies 81 the a.. A. a., the Woman's
Rclief Corps, the Daughters OF Vet
Grams the Association OF Army
Nurses OF the cigli War. the Sons OF
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Veterans. the sons of Veterans Aux
ilinry. the National Association Of
Naval Veterans and the National A.
socintion of Union x-Prisoncrs oi
War.
Commander in CHIEF Washington
Gardner Of Albion. Mich. who rep
resented Michigan in congress FOR
twelve years. viii establish head
quarters here on Saturday. the 2gth.
Patriotic services will be held In De
troit churches on sunday with ud-
dresses by comrades of the q, A. Il.
Monday the cncampment will ne
fully established. The day viii be
largely glvcn over O. business meet
iugs. All of the DID soldiers ana
their companions VIII he treated to
lake EXCURSIONS on Tuesday after
noonh All of the available steam
crs have been chartered FOR this trip
and Il is said the fleet of pleasure
transports will De the largest ever
gathered In the Great Lakes.
Governor Ferris viii welcome the
soldiers az the first big meeting on
Tuesday night
The parade day Il Wednesday.
with a line OF march not over one
and a half miles in length over
asphalt pavoments. The day Of the
long parade for c.. 4. u. men Is gone,
The city has made provision for sew
eral hundred automobiles Tor the
MANNED and disabled veterans who
are unable 10 march. Every precau-
ton viii he taken to care for the
aged WAC overreach Their strength
In trying 10 walk.
Tho parade will bee headed ty the
mounted officers, escorted ny the Do
troit Post, and the line viii be made
up OF an the forty-four state depart
mentE represented In the order oi
the departments seniority.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28

And now Tor the secret: Who Dc
you think told me all these nict
thingsi a gentlemen sou probably
never heard of. and YET who has beer
responsible for many and many az
enjoyable evening you have spent az
the movies. This gentleman Is nc
other than one OF the best director,
Of the Nitagraph Company Mr.. Iheo
dore Marslon. who. by the way. l.
Jimmy's iavoutc director, and q
whom Jimmy owes a great deal Of his
success IA pictures Yes. Mr. Marsior
also told me. that Jimmy Is not mar.
ricdi So al you girlies who have bees
admiring your tan. handsome hero o.
the movies. cheer up Jimmy lovei
you an, I'm sure. and hopes you vii.
admire his work more aud more as he
goes on working harder and harder
TO reach the pinnacle Of uccess
Jimmy Is now wofiinr u 20.
picture directed by Sd Matston
which viii be released orit. an
when you zee tar board. featuring
Jimmy yoa mas Doe rsae ol : seat be-
ing 10 STORE iog yoA
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JUST PLAE jlhRY"

In far-oa Hines. aSog: tseuty-hVs
years ago. q Laty boy - be See
Of the worla fcy the frst tune Bt
opened his blue eyes vile sni lnltsif
OF the usual wall, simply .r'sdl The
he smiled some mo'e Ard octined ;Aai
this was a good old world arr he wa
as oontcntcd as coulG Se. fo~lsy
after tie usual run OF lard LatrSli
that every ambitious beg iIa'i ssst
in order to reach the top. this bVy ~.
smiles happily no matter what tiouf'ei
or disappointments may crop up ,ist
ugly spectres who. perhaps. have dc
tcrmincd to add another victim Il
their many grouches who infest theil
little world. But it's no usel Thi;
sunny disposition is there to stay M
help many OF u. who see him often OF
the screen, TO preserve Our sweet tenn
pcrs.
James Wood Morrison, or Just plaif
Jimmy" as he Is af~ectionately callec
by all who know him, in this boy. Ht
hardly requires more introduction &c
the motion picturc-loving public, but
he is rather reticent about telling Us
much OF his doings. so | thought ]
would find out all | could and just
"snitch" ca him. So here goes:
As | said in the beginning, he waS
born IN Illinois. MattOon. 90 be exact,
eyes. Nation is on the map). ] also
said, II | remember correctly, that
this suspicious event occurred about
twenty-five years ago, Now for some
more. Although both his parents were
born in Illinois, they were OF Scotch.
English. Dutch and French descent
So that. combined with American.
Jimmy is quite a mixture. He IS true
| blue. though. and roots for the good
old red. white and blue forever and
anonl
As Tar back as he can remember. he
! always wanted to be an actor. and
ever during his schooling period, he
| determined that some day he would
be trotting the boards. SO Just a.
soon as he was able he came 10 New
York and entered the Academy OF
| Dramatic Arts. Here he was taught
the rudiments OF pantomime, an arr
which appealed most strongly 20 him
and 10 which he paid particular atten-
ton. He graduated from the academy
with high honors, everyone, including
prominent critics, predicting a sue
cessful future for jimmy. He secured
engagements and toured the country
in such successes as Brown OF Har'
vard' and the Marlowe and College
Stock Companies OF Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
japanese First to
Recognize Necessity
of Medical Arm

The japanese we're among the nrst
10 recognize the true value of an army
medical corps. according Ia Dr. Louis
Livingstone Seaman of New York, IN
a communication 20 the National Geo
graphic society, at Washington. ID. g.
DR.. seaman has made a Worldwide
study OF contagious and epidemic dis
eases. lie was with the second I'm
periul army OF Japan al the front ih
Manchuria. and Is the author Of many
well known medical books and papers.
The japanese medical officer Is
omninrcsent. he says You Will
find him in countless places where Ia
nm American or British army he has
no place. In the Russian-Japanese
war. he was as much IN the front as
In the rear. lie was with the hrst
screen Of scouts with his microscope
and chemicals. testing aud labelling
wells 80 the army to follow should
drlnk no contaminated water. When
the scouts reached a town he immodl-
ately Instituted a thorough eNamina-
ton of It's sanitary condition, and lt
c~ontagion or Infection was found ne
-uunrunLincd and placed a guard
around the dangerous district Mo-
tices we're posted. so the approaching
column was warned, and no soldiers
we've billeted where danger existed.
Microscopic blood tests were made IN
an fever cases and meteorological eN-
perts. fully equipped. formed part OF
the s.am of every Divisional headquar-
ters.
'The medical officer was also found
In camp. occurring The men on shni-
tation and the hundred and n de-
tails OF personal hyGiene--how 10
cook, 90 cat. and when Tot 10 drink,
to battle. and even 10 the direction OF
the pairing and cleansing of the I'm
ger nails tu prevent danger from hac-
terla. Il Was The rule Of the Japan
cae rgeun az the front 90 do little
or NO operating except In cases 81 cN-
trems emergency or where hemorrhaEe
threatened Immediate death. All cases
were treated hy the application OF the
nrst aid dressing and then sent 90 the
rear a. quickly AS possible, thence by
hospital boat or transport a. the base
hospitals A. Japan.
"A distinguished Jauaucse officer,
when discussing with me the subject
81 Russia's Overwhelming numbers,
said. You know in every war four
men die of disease tor every n who
falls from bnlietA That viii be the
position Of Russia in this war. We
propose 10 eliminate disease as a fac
tor. Every man who dies la "a amy
must toll On the field OF battle. In
this way We shall nuetralze h SUI
p~eriority OF Russian numbers y
stand on a comparatively equal foot
ms
Japan was the first country In the
worii 10 recognize that the greatest
enemy la war Is not the army ~ the
invader. bat OF a Zoe more treacher-
Gus and dangerous -preVentable die
ease, found lurkiag IN ever camp.
The state deprlyes the soldier of his
liberty. prescfibes his exercises. quip-
ment. dress. diet, the locanty IN which
he shall reside. and In the hour OF
danger expects him, if necessary 20
lay own his lie in its defense and
honor. II should therefore give him
the best sanitation aud the best medi-
cal supervision thai the science 81 tho
ago-be IL japanese or Patagorian-
can devise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28

made IA his life hy rcyolutionisis. and
OF these attacks resulted In the
execution 90 seven Of the conspirs-
tors.
During the Russo-Japancse war tnc
Grand duke was scheduled Ca take Hu
premc command OF an the forces n
the FAR east, but this was reconsider
ed hy the czar.
on May ~, 1907, the grand duse
married Princess Anastssia ~ Mou-
tenegrO at Yalta She had Do short
time previously, divorced Prince
Georee BomauowsNi, duke % Lcuch-
tenhcrg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
! R L~IEUTENANTS
/, OF THE E GOD
|, MARS IN EUROPE
D VON MOITkE.

Helmuth Johannes LudNis Won
Moltkc. In supreme command Of the
kaiser'H land forces, b q nephew oi
the famous general who um0led
France in 1879, and learned much OF
military strategy from him. lie was
born Ia Micklenburg-Schwerin in
ists. After attending the Army War
college. ho was made nag lieutenant In
the FTancO-Prussian war. In 1851 he
WA made "a colonel on the general
stan. and IN lSs2, adJutant TO his
uncle in isS3 ne became a lmajor,
and In 1891 adjutant 10 the emperor;
In 1885 commander 81 the Imperial
Alexandrine Guard Grenadier regi-
meni. and In i906 he achieved the SUI
preme rank OF chief Of gensyal stan.
Ia 1903 he vas decorated with the or
der Of the Schwarzer Adler, or Black
Eagle, q hirh military honor lie u
a strAtegist Of the highest rank, and
a strict disciplinarian. lie has had a
leading part Ia planning the cam
raign which IL has not become his
duty 10 carry out. aud upon him In a
double measure will rest ths rcspon-
sibility for the fate which the German
army may hnaliy meet IN the war OF
nations now going on In Europe.
GENERAL JOSEPH JOFFnE.
Fra nnafn nTn-E haa ham nlanaI I'M
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GnANn nUKE NTCmOIAA

Grand Duke Nichoias Nicholaie-
Witch H. a second cousin Of the en-
peror % Russia. and was born IN -.
Petersburg, November 8. 1856.
For q time the grand duke held a
number of military Offices. Including
that o. president OF the council Of ma
tiounl defence. The emperor. how
ever. IN August, 1905. relieved the
grand duke from this post following
criticisms Of The Duma by n. Ouch
kon. on the ground that erand dueal
leaders were not amcndabie to ordl-
nary discipline. Grand Duke Nichoies
then took command Of the maneuvers
az 81. Petersburg. lie was az one
time mentioned as likely Ia become
dictator In the event Of the smperor's
aedicati0n.
A number OF attempts have been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
NEW MEXICO CASH
FOR RELIEF Of
WAR VICTIMS
Treasurer Marion has Reoeiv.
ed Two Contributions so far
in Response to Governors
Red Cross Appeal.

state Treasurer -. y. Marion. VIII,
D. thc New Mexico treasurer of To,
Red cross society. today received a
s. contribution Co the Rcd Gross fund
tor relief work in the European Wan
from the Buoua Vista Union SUNDAY
school Of fora county That was tho
second contribution received Joe this
stane Tor the Red cross war fund. s.
having been sent il james NJ ~imms
.uf Carriz1zu about two weeks ago.
4 couple 81 weeks uEo Governor
Mcdonald issued a proclamation CALI
ing for contributions Co the Red Cross.
The governor is prcsidont of Inc New
Mexico organization.
New Mexico has made generous re.
Spouse in times past to Red Cross APP
peals. During the Dayton flood hor-
ror this state contributed Si60e Ca
the relief fund
The letter to Mr. Marion accom-
pauylnE the Bucna Vista sunday
school contribution was written by a
philanthroplc man who makes a
special request that his name be not
used. hut gives credit 90 others. His
letter follows.
Ia Cucva. y. NJ, Aus %. 1914.
Hon. .. y. Marion.
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
Dear Sir - Enclosed please Ind my
check for five dollars, drawn 60 the
order of the American Red Cross So
cicty. This goes forward az the con-
tribution of the Buona Vista Union
Sunday school. Mora county. y. NJ.
u very select and small organization
with a membership of less than a
dozen. but We feel that we wish this
part OF New Mexico to be represented
even n 10 be for a very snail sum in
the great humanitarian wor6 OF the
Red Cross. II for the sake Of -timu-
lating and encouraging the work you
will kindly give some notice Of this
effort 90 u will nnd a place in the Las
VEGAS and Mora newspapers. Il maN
not be- without fruits. I thitsk you
will believe that We do no. wish this
done for our own plorincation ~ VI
feel We are simply doing our duty h
this response to the governors ap.
real. Under no circumstances men.
ton my name, 1ut if YOU choose q
Say that the Misses Laumbach and thu
j. T. Shoemaker family are among IN,
helpful members of our Sunda,
school Il may do no harm.
WIKI Wishes Tor the success OF YOU
branch OF this mobile work.
NoTF sincerely yours,
--
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28

These arc unromantic times Ia
days or old a fellow might have mot
Robin Hood OF William Toll face 20
face"
II think these are the mos ru-
mantle times ever. I met Robin Hood
not long ago. He was playing a part
for a moving picture"
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System Awakens
With Pure Blood
In Mind and Body the
Change is Wonderful.

After the depression. the siaenatioa. the
despair over some blood disorder. u " nue
20 wake ~ % what y n \. has accom-.
pllnhed for you after n few days use. NJ
pats the nerves and blood IN harmony n
arotlsea tue cellular activity OF the liver,
klcheya, lungs. and other excretory orraua
90 remove FROM the blood the body ~astes
that cause nearly all sickness.
ihia means that oil decay, all bro1klnr
down Of the Tissues. Is checked ana rcpalr
work begins >. y. d. has such influence on
an local cells ~ 10 preserve their mutual
welfare aud Afford a proper relative assist.
ance 20 each other. More attention d i,6inr
given 20 catalytic medicine than ever before
ana \ = =. y one " the highest achieve
mchts Ia this line, For many years poouir
relied upon mercury, iodide or Boiaah.
tenic cnthartitN and dope" a. remeics III,
hlvod sickness. but now the pure, vegetable
=. =, =, ID thtlf safeguard.
iou can gct 8. =. n Ia any drug storc.
but insist upon having a. The great suin
laboratory IN Atlanta. Ca, prepares fhle
famous blood puriher, and you should ,nle
no chance BY permitting anyone fo recor,.
mend a substitute. And n your blood eon.
diiicn 10 such that you would llke to coo.
sui a specialist without charge. addrr-.
Medlcnl Dept, Tbs swift epocinc "a. Az
sWnt hidg, atlanta. Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
LONE ROBBER TAPS
BANK IN HEART
OF SPOKANE
State Bank of Spokane Held
Up at Noon Hour by OAR
ing Bandit who Makes Es-
cape with 81, ZOO in Cash

B SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. 2S.-
D The State Bank Of SPOKANE, near I
. the heart of this city. was robbed Z
D in the aeon hour today by "a lone I
. highwayman who locked the as
. sistant cashier in the safe, oa-
. tanned $1,000 in cash and es-
. capped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28

y = Please make u clear that this
is Rucna Vista of Moro county. as
there are others ~ the same name
elsewhere in the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-28
JAPANESE CASH IN
GERMANY IS
S|EzED
All Balances Held in German
Banks will be Confisoated.
Official Announcement of
Blockade August 9th.


London. Aug ~ g 80 y. mD-A
Dispatch received here from Amstcr-
dam snys that the Te~lcgraaf. O. local
newspaper. declares that the German
%exchcqucr has taken steps 20 seize all
Japanese balances in German banks.
Washington. Aus 2E.-Thc Japan
csc embassy here today was notified
from Toxic oI the blockade OF kiao
Chow.
Toxic. Aug 2S.-The commander ~
the first japanese squadron has re-
ported Ia the navy department That
his torpedo notilla ran into a typhoon.
The boats were scattered and ave men
lost their lives as q result OF the storm.
The location q. the ncet Is not given.
London, Aug. ~ t5ii0 p. mD-The
Official information bureau says that
the japanese admiralty office official
~ that the blockade of the
coast OF the German leased territory
~ Kiao Chow In China has been de-
ciarcd a. commencing from . q Ia
OF August -.