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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

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COLLEGE ITEMS

Summer school finals have been
conducted during the past week with
the usual results OF bohminE smiles
ana o. TOW signs.
Miss Mao McNiillin icft Thursday
evening fOr Winslow. Ariz.. whore she
will have charge of the commercial
department In the high school.
ny. =. y. Wlhoytc. tho now priu-
cipui OF The commercial department.
viii assume charge Of his work sup-
tcmbcr LIST.
Miss Norinne Swltzcr. who hus been
taking summer school work, mas ace
ccptcd "a position with the Knseman
Coal company.
Miss Zeila Roberts has accepted tho
principalship OF the Clifton, Ariz.,
high school.
Charles Houchcn has accepted a
temporary position with au Alhuqucr-
quo wholesale house.
Two young men took the United
states civil service examination for
departmental service held Tuesday ai
the federal building.
Vim. Hofscnold began Tuesday ir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

%hu0ucrpur Thursday. ne was en-
route 90 silver City where ho has uc-
copied a position as secretary Ca the
prosi lent of The state Normal school
And sta Inquiries for help continue
To come In. Those received DURING
the past week Included several calls
from Albuquerque ard outside aims
ana "a rush call Tor "a commercial
teacher.
The opening Of the fan term, sep
tcmbcr sth has brought "A larso num-
Der ct inquiries ana q big attendance
is assured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

thc employ OF the local forestry 9ri.
cos.
Miss pcarl TamrtIns is just ono
more s.. r. g. graduate who has gone
to the united States forestry offices
lu Albuquerque. Ton A.. B G.. grad
uatcH arc employed in tho Alhuuucr-
quo Offices OF tho forestry service.
Miss Bertha Benson wits the thi-d
A. y. g. graduate 90 enter civil scr-
yico thc past week. She left for Mas
dulcna Thursday TO accept a tenn
poftry appointment.
Mr.. Loo Douglas was visiting in Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29
.EBELE|N THINKS
HAT THE WORLD
CROWS WORSE
|mOus Lecturer Opens
Weeks Series in Albuquer-
que Before Large Audience (;
interesting Themes Next
Week.

D.. 4. e.. Gochcliu of New York.
known as one az Americas
Atcst Bible teachers, and as editor
|Our Hope. "a religious monthly,
Pressed an audience that allied the
n auditorium OF the Presbyterian
|rch last night. His subject was a
|ely onc dealing with the present
opcan war in the llght of the
|phccy OF the huoH of DANIEL. pr.
Gacbclin contends that the world
|rowing worse instead of better. and
l present current events arc "a full
hclt OF the prophetic statements
he Bible. The churches OF Albu-
|rquc have united TO secure Or
|bchn for "a weeks series OF Bible
lures. His ncN lecture will be
ldsy afternoon in the Central ave
Methodist church. when he
hks on Modern Day Decisions, .
bong which he includes Christian
nco. Russcllism ana T%hoosophy.
bso who are interested in these
lccts ere invited by the oVaugol-
churches Co hear this lecture, ana
assured that Or Gnobolin viii
|d with these modern faiths with
utmost courtesy ana purely from
Biblical viewpoint. The themes
| dates for the weeks series are as
lows:
sunday. August 80.
Morning The Acquired Glory oi
risi.
Day Dolu-
|1s."
Gospel Events and
Last Invitation"
Monday. Augusa ~.
Gospel Of thc
hedom. a.
EvcniuR-The %Incarnatc Son OF
ID and His Work"
Tuesday. september 4.
Gospel OF the
nEdom.' ui.D
Evening Tho Enthroncd Christ.
"Wednesday. September >.
Aftcrnoon-A Telescope View col
'hcsians.' %
Eycning-"Thc Return of Christ
Thursday. september 3.
tternoon-'A Telescope View OF
,heslana." Il)
ENcnlng-ThC Jewish question
Friday. september a.
Hog Spirit In
the Believer.
ENoning-HoN a Read and STUDY
: Book of Revelation
Tho afternoon meetings will bt
nj IN the Highlands, at tho Central
NJ. T.. church. the evening
sctings IN the lowiands. AZ the
.cshyterian church. The hours vii
$3.50 q. m. ana s D. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29
NO AOMITTANCE TO
COYOTE RANGES
FOR SHEEP
Local Mans Application for
Grazing Rights Refused,
Forest Service Maintaining
Established Rule.

Application of q local man for per-
mission Ia Craze a herd 90 sheep on
the rnngcs about Coyote canyon was
recently refused by the forest scrv-
ice. II Is the policy vi the service
to keep those ranges for cattle. be-
cause water facilities are such as to
make the admission OF sheep undo-
sirablc.
Several years ago the ranges about
coyote were badly o%vc:grazcd The
forest service determined at that
time Co get the sheep out. and az
rapidly as possible, with regard o.
saving owners Of herds from incon-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29
Ca. SECRETARY
SAYS SUCCESS IS
CERTAIN HERE
Manager Of Successful Or
ganization at State College
Likes Way Albuquerque
Campaign Is Planned.


You are going nj the Y. NJ. G. s..
organization and building here in the
right way declared /. J. C%ochrane,
secretary OF the Y. N. G, A. organiza-
lion AT state College. n. NJ, and SUI
pervising secretary OF college work In
the southwest. you are going 90
start With thorouRh organization and
as I have been Informed. the whole
plan D. ON "a strictly businCaslikc basis,
That ir the way TO do a.. II Will win
every time and In "a city like Aibu-
qucrque your success should be COM
pletc.'
Mr.. Cochranc spent yesterday IN Al
%buqucrque visiting the university and
looking oyer the Y N G. a. COLLEGE
organization there. lie leaves Tor
Las Cruces tonight.
"a city the size OF Albuquerque Is
not complete without "a Y, NJ, G. a.
building" said Mr.. COchrano, "and
you viii be surprised 10 ind how
much tho building YOU have in mind
will add TO the social life, the ath-
letic activity ana the general advance
ment OF the city. The y. "a. c.. A.
makes itself felt everywhere and In
most practical ways. Its influence IL
30 strong. 80 healthy and so hraclag
that no community which has felt
that influence once. Will ever let Il
pass. All YOU have 10 do IL 20 estah-
lish your organization here on a good
sound basis, such as Is proposed ana
lts permanent success II assured
"Our state college work has bees a
splendid success and we are going I'd
DC able TO enlargo Il materially during
The coming year. The Y. N. G. A,
building Is one Of the most important
factors In the college and will become
OF steadily increasing usefulness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

%vcnlcnco. the sheer were cleared
from the range No change BOO the
policy rorardjne sheep has been cone
sidcred since then, and no change De-
likely.
Tho ranges were brought back into
good shape. ana az the present time
they are in fine condition. The ctt-
Ito have plenty OF grass and plenty
Of water.
Tho general policy 81 the forest
service is to encourage by cvcry
means possible the running uf stock
on the ranges suitable for thom 10y
making the ranges available the ser
vice gives the people "a dircct return
irom the forest reserves. Range
fees are light. I'm the service cp-op-
crates In every way possible with the
owncrs Of flocks and herds. The lat
ter arc encouraged 20 Keep the
ranges wcll-salted 90 that young for
est Erowths are not eaten down by
the animals In their quest for salt.
Lot Tho Herald .vanf nd do vour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

Itchl Itchi Itchi-scratchi Scratch
Scratch The more YOU scratch the
worse the Itch. Try Doan's Oint-
ment. For eczema, n skin itching.
soc a box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
TRAFFIC LAWS TO
 BE WELL ENFORCED

All of the city traffic regulations will be enforced to the letter with special emphasis placed on the ordi' nances for speeding and street posi- tions was the statement of city mar shal, James Allison, yesterday after noon.
 The city marshal stated that the speeding on Main street had been somewhat abated since several war rants had been served, but that the racing mania was still in full swing when drivers reached the more subur- ban portion of the city. officers win be statione din these districts to put stop to it there
 in speaking of the position Oh street regulation he said that yesteT- day a machine from Douglas drove up into the narrow space between the Orpheum theatre and Medigovich grocery store and kept the traffic nlockaded for over an hour, and that the car was held as hostage This is on every day occurrence, ana the oi dinan'e will be enforced with much rigidity until the regulation is looked upon in a more serious light.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
DAUNTLESS HUNTERS
 TRIP AT MIDNIGHT
Take to Hills Before Daylight to Make Sure of Good
 Hunting

F. c. Wittig and W. E. Hawthorne, of the r. M. c A proclaimed them. selves modern Dianas of the Hunt, yesterday when they returned from an expedition below Don Luis, with one dove apiece is the story told upon them by members of the association.
 The party left at 12:OO o'clock Thursday night in order to get far into tho valley before the sun rose, and after riding the street car as far as the South Bisbee stop they jour neyed on through the night to what ti ey thought Co be far into the valley below Don Luis. pad after stumbling around in the dark runting for wood they finally succeeded in gathering enough dry cactus to make a fire, and as the heat penetrated their cool hod.cs. drowsines came over them and they fell asleep.
 When finally the morning sun pwak ened them. after it was an hour high they Iealized the useless of the mid night start and began looking around to get their bearing to make the mos ] of the morning in procuring gamI for their breakfast To thei surpris' | they had onl yadvanced about a hal mile below Don Luis and had no event reached their hunting ground Even this did not lesen the dauntles courage, and they shouldered thei pump guns and advancd into the val ley.
 After walking the whole forenoo and burning all theim ammunition for the return of one dove apiece they decided to make their way home
 Both stated that they killed seyera
 rabbits, but they left them in th valley. bringing home only the dove
 to make broth for sick man.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
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 For Eczema Also for Salt Rheum, Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis and Other Skin
 Troubles.

After using s. B. s. for while the char acterlstic marks of an skln troubles change completely When cczetna has become chronic the lover skin loses its power 70 divert impurities and thus they continue 90 gather ln the weak sppis or those already attacked. The action of S. S. S is that or an anudote, and this fact has been demon strated time and time again in the most severe forms of weeping eczema.
 It's Influence in the tissues where the tiny arteries transfer the red blood for the worn out hiooc to the veins is quite remarkable and goes on col stLnrly with every tick or the clock beat Of the heart,
 And new skin is thus caused to form while the germs of Irritating influences that cause eczema are scattered and their harm iu nature entirely suspended
 N. s N has wonderful tonic influence In the blood because lf contains no dope. is entirely free uf any mineral drugs or any other drugs except The remarkable medicinal tneci o- fhe pure vegetable products oi which it ls made D,
 fcN people roaHte how harmful are many ot 1 he sWtne. crude Ointmcnts that used Co le ln Favor before they learned that $. S. N is sato speedy and sure. Ask at 1, any drug store for @ bottle of s. S, &, Give ( good trial and you will soon see a decided Improvement in any form of skin irnutlr Write tO The Swift Specific Co. aas swift Bldg. Atlanta Ga- For special
 advice aaa pew pook on 6kln oE blood
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
BARTON BUYS INTO
 LOWELL BUSINESS

F. c. Barton of Lowell. has pur. chased the interest or ,. T1urmsn in the clothes cleaning department of Grant Bros. Shoe Shop at Lowell and has taken immediate charge of the business.
 This is not the advent of Mir Bar ton in the cleaning business however. as four years ago he was connected with that department of the mems wear shop of Mike. the Tailor, and he states that the same high standard that the old place enjoyed will be inaugurated in the new
 Eddie" is immensely popular with the Lowell people as he is, although young fellow, an "old timer" of the Warren district and has been active ly associated with several movements the object of which was the boosting of the district and it is an assured fact that his many friends will be back of him aiding the success of his new venture
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
COCRISE PIONEER PASSES OVER THE
 GREATEST DIVIDE
Mrs. Thomas Whitehead, Well Known Brought the County, AsWers Call After Undergoing
 Operation at Local Hospital.

Mrs. Thomas Whiteside, 42 years old, member of prominent family that are pioneers of the state. died yesterday at the c. & A. hospital, fol lowing an operation performed Thurs day to remove a tumor The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Louis Brown of Douglas, who is a brother of Mrs Whiteside.s arrived yesterday. accompanied by his wife on getting information of Mrs Wihte- sides death. ..
 Mrs Whiteside leaves no children, but her mother and five brothers and two sisters survive her Her mother. Mrs. Brown, is a resident of Bisbeei living there with her daughter and son-nlaw. Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Leon ard. Another brother of Mrs. White side Arthur Brown. was a resident of Douglas until a week ago when he came to Bisbee. Of the other broth CTS Herbert Brown is engaged in mining at Santa Rosa, Sydney and Oliver Brown live in Bisbee and Dr.. Louis Brown is a dentist of Douglas Mrs. Whiteside's sisters, Mrs. Joe Perry and Mrs. J. NJ. Leonard, are residents of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
FRANK RIGGS TO
 BE A CANDIDATE
Enters Field As Candidate for State Mine Inspector
 As lndependent.

That the ballot for the general will contain at least one independent can didate for a state office is evidenced from the fact that Frank Briggs, one of the best known miners in the dis uict and a resident of Lowell, is about to circulate his petitions for the office of state mine inspector thereby petiuoning the board of sup ervisors and the secretary of state 10 place his name on me ballot for the election to be held in November
 Mr. Briggs has been a resident of Arizona for the past twenty-two years while he has been engaged in the mining business for thirtyfiye years past He has many friends in the Warren district who he expects will rally to his standard on election day
 Mir. Briggs expects to start on his campaign throughout the state short ly after the primary elections and 1 will visit every mining camp and city of consequence on his tour
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01

tors from whom l received only tempo rary relief. l decided to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial and also the Sanative Wash. Ihave now used the remedies for four months and cannot express my thanks for what they have done for me.
 eff these lines will be of any benefit you have my permission to publish them. - Mrs. SADIE WILLIAMS, 455 James Street, Eikhart, Indiana.
 Lydia E. Pinlham's Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the Pinlham laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to prove this fact
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia F.. PinlSham's Vegeta- ble Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.Pinlxham MedicineCO. (cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad- vice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
MOTORCYCLE RACES
 WILL BE FEATURE
 OF THE CELEBRAT TON
Two Wheeler Grind From DOug-
 las to BiSbee Has Already a Heavy Entry LiSt-EVpeCt Low Time and Fast Running.

Principal among the events 10 take place during the big Labor Day cele- bration to be held at Lowell on Mon day next, will be the motor cycle races. the riders starting in front of the Gadsden Hotel at Douglas and finishing at Lowell.
 Up to the pesent twelve motorcy- cles have already been entered for the occasion. and the race promises to be one of the best ever held in Co., chise county, each rider leaving Doug las at intervals of three minutes
 The following entries have been re- ceived so far:
 Irwin Crouch, 2 horsepower White Indian Special; Frank Barnett 8 horsepower Harley Davidson; August Hautamachi horsepower Indian; Dorson Brothers, 10 horsepower Hen derson, rider. Charles McCarty; Dor son Brothers. 10 horsepower Tender son. rider. "Fixt" Miller: Ivan Phil lips z horsepower Yale; C. C. Pray. 10 horsepower Henderson; Dorson Brothers. 10 horstpower Henderson. rider. Alex Nassil, known the Slay- .onian Dare Devil; Billy Ryan, 2 horsepower Indian; Rice Brothers, IS horsepower Yale, rider, Caleb Rice; Tex Carlton horsepower Indian; William Martindale. horsepower Henderson.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
ROYAL BRINGS GREAT
 HISTORICAL PICTURE
Great Historical War Drama, "The BoeT War" In Five Parts
 Is Coming To Royal Theatre
 Next Tuesday and "Wednesday

Of the great war drama entitled "The Boer War" to be shown al the Royal theatre today, stephen Bush, the great dramatic cliuc said in re- viewing this military masterpiece; This is real war, a military spectacle that has never been equaled. It seems difficult to believe this is not real war but only the image of war"
 zThe Kalem company, by whom this great historical production was made, has long since been conceded the foremost producers Of this class of photo-play and this production is claimed to be their pinnacle of sue cess in reproducing war history
 The battles of Elandslaagte, Wagon Hill, Botha's Pass, and Almonds Nell are faithfully reproduced in authen- tic locations showing close-in views of the English and Boers in their struggle for freedom
 This great struggle which resulted In victory for the English although one of the fiercest conflicts of mod eiu lliut0i hdn uNA HillliiN Met III N"it' parison with that which is now being waged between the nations of Flu rope and yet it gives the viewer an opportunity to fairly judge the ,great destruction of both life and property in the war now being waged.
 The English soldiers and the Boers lwho are seen in this production in deadly combat are at the present time fighting side by side, shoulder to shoulder fighting not only for their liberty but for their very existence against the gallant German army
 This spectacular production will have its first showing this afternoon at the Royal and will be the bin for 1.-two days
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01

Ashurst, one of Arizona's popular senators
 This is Mir McKelligon's first visit to Bisbee since his departure for the national capital and upon his arrival was accorded a hearty welcome by his host of friends throughout the district, who are more than pleased to again greet him in their midst
 MT McKelligon is most enthusias- tic in his praise for Arizona's rep resentatves in both branches of con gress and in an iterview with rep resentative of the Bisbee Review had the following to say
 Arizona has been a state more than two years, and it is not likely any real wish exists to change the representation in Washington. at least among the democrats. It would not be well for the state to do SO. Carl Hayden is the most efficient and energetic of congressman and his geniality and whole-heartedness have made him more friends than are pos sessed by most members of the house Mark Smith, present candidate for reelection, is particularly entitled to a further reward. regret that he has any oposition in the primaries, as his record for the steadfast, earnest and helpful legislation is not equalled in any party in either House Every man who has been in public life any length of time in Washington, in the departments or in congress or On the bench has a high regard and admira- ton for him. His renomination would be pleasing to every member of the senate, whether democratic or republican
 Ashurst has, of course, more than made good and this was expected. The strength of the state of Arizona lin congress, and the chairmanships of two of the most important commit tees, are due to the fact that we are represented there by senators and a congressman who are the most genial energetic courteous and hard-work- ing gentlemen to be found in Arizona and Arizona's the place to look for men possessing those qualities"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
BRITISH SHIP SUNK

NEW YORK, aug. 31-The British steamship Hoimwood has been sunk by a 'German cruiser off thet coast of South America, according to cable gram received by owners of the Katherin Park. The oablegram, which is from Rio Janeiro, did not state the time or place of the sinking nor give the name of the German cruiser.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
European Plan
Go To Douglas.

Erastus Hatley, who is seeking the nomination on the democratic ticket for the office of county school super. indent, leaves this morning for Doug las in company with Harry Seeley. The gentlemen will return to Bisbee in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
How's This E

We offer Che Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls catarrh Cure.
 F. ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo. Q, We the undersigned have known r J. Cheney for the last l5 years. and believe transactions and financially able to carr, out any obligations made by his- Arm NATIONAL BANK OT COMMERCE.
 Toledo c Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and ml- eous surfaces of the system. Testimon.aIa sC1t free. Price Co cents per bottle. sc'a hv rll Druggists.
 Take aans Family Pins fos constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
III With Pneumonia.

Sim Harris, the boss of the Mexf- can gang at he Junction, was taken seriously in about a week ago with pneumonia MT. Harris is .one of the old timers here, having nven in the district for many years, and his many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
AUsTRlANs SUFFER

ROME. Aug. 31.-A message to 1lo' published in the telegram from Sofia, Bulgaria says the Austrians have suffered irrepairable defeat in Russian Poland, fifty miles south east of Lublin.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01

f e m ale weakness,
 pain and irregulari- ties. The pains in my sides were in- creased by walking or standing on my feet and l had such awful bearing down feelings. was de- pressed in spirits and became thin and pale with dull, heavy eyes. l had six doc
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
VILLA TROOPS MARCH
 SOUTH FROM NACO

J. Fraser, proprietor of the Lowell Candy store, returning from Naso yesterday stated that Wednesday a large force of troops of infantry and cavalry commanded by Captain Pan cho Padres and bearing banners with 'he name of Villa on them passed through Naco en route to Del Rio. the junction of the road that leads tC Nogales. According to Mir Fraser it was the intention of the Constltu- uonalists to have body of men on tho scent at Nogales large enough to crush the Maytorena forces if dlplo- macy failed to men dthe breach
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
out once More. .

Key Phillips of Quality hill has now fully recovered from severe attack of pleuro-pneumenia and is once more able 10 be on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
M'KELLIGON PRAISES. ARIZONA'S NATIONAL
 REFRESH NATIVES
Former BiSbee Attorney FavorS
 the Return of Marcus A. Smith
 to the Nations Capital-Will Visit District for Some Time.

NJ. l. McKelligon. one of the best known residents of Cochise county and the Warren district, returned to Bisbee on Sunday from Washington, D. C., where he has been for nearly three years past acting in the capa- city of private secretary to Henry F.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-01
.eELsIAN QUEEN LEAVES

LONDON, Aug 31 Queen Eliza beth of Belgium. with her children, arrived in England tonight