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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
NEW MEXICO OMA
ADDRESSES CHILD
LABOR

New orleans, March i7.-"Work
permits, the basis OF encroachment
of child laws" occupied the attention
OF speakers before the tenth nation-
al conference on child labor In It's
second days session here today.
Laws governing the ages az which
children work should be more gem
orally extended to the child mer-
chant In the opinion OF the dele
gates.
In this class was placed newsboys.
~bootblacks and pediers. Speakers
declared too many laws provide that
children shall not be employed under
certain conditions. but do not affect
"the child merchant" who often has
no employer.
Today's early session was devoted
To discussion OF enforcing child labor
laws through working permits pro-
Vided for IN statutes OF a majority OF
states.
The discussion OF vocational train
ing. begun by Harry Bremen Of New
York. spocil agent of the National
Child labor committee. brought out a
statement from Mrs. Katherine NJ.
Ray of Roswell n. NJ. that attempts
10 guide the many Mexican children
IN New Mexico To higher aims than
becoming cowboys and sheep-herders
had met with varying success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
A HAPPY CHILD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
when CrOss, ConstipRfcd or II Fever
ish Give ''Caiifornin syrup of
I1gsf Then Don't Worry.

Mothers can rest Easy after giving
California Syrup OF FIGS because
In q few hours an the cloGged-up
waste, sour bile and fermenting food
gently moves out Of the bowels, and
you have a well. playful child again.
Children simply Will not take the time
from play 20 empty their bowels, and
they become tightly packed, liver gets
siussish and stomach d~isordered.
When cross, feverish, restless, see
II tongue rs coated, then give this de-
licious fruit laxative" Children love
II. and Il cannot cause injury. No dif-
ference what aila your little Onc-if
full of cold. or "A sore throat. diar-
rhoea, stOmachache. bad breath. re-
member. a gentle 'inside cleansing
should always BIZ the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies,
children Of an ages and ~grown-ups
are printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit ng syrups.
Ask your aruEgist for a 50-cent bottle
OF California syrup OF FIGS" then
look carefully and see that Il Is made
by the "Caiifornia Fig syrup Com
pany." We make no smaller size.
Hand back with contempt any other
rs syrup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
LIVELY SPECULATION AS
10 pHDHAHI.E NOMINEES

With the election proclamation out
and machinery provided for the vot-
ing. anu with primary convention
dates set by both Republicans ana
Democrats Interest In probable nom
inees ON the two city tickets has in-
ally awakened n there " lively
speculation on both rides as TO who
viii go on the tickcts.
on the Democratic side Il Is con-
ccded that Mayor SELLERS has a Iona
lead for the nomination to succeed
himself. Some days ago the mayor
announced that he would not be a
candidate but since that time steady
pressure has been brought to bear on
him from all sides 10 reconsider this
decision M n n now certain that "
the nomination Is rendered him he
will accept II. The mayo gave as
his reason for not seeking the cleo
tion that he could not onord 10 give
tho time he must give to The office
without a salary, and now that thu
council ~ voted a salary OF 500 r
month, while small. Il Is believed that
the mayor will consider n sufficient
% Justify him IN making the race
There Is known to be some oppOai-
ton 10 Mayor Sellers In the Demo-
cratic ranks. hut his work during the
past two ears. the efficient record Of
The administration and the ability the
MAYOR shown 20 set results are
such strong points in his favor that
his nomination BY the Democrats Is
conceded among the best Informed
men in the party. That II will take n
very strong Republican TO give the
mayor anything like an exciting race
Is also pretty generally conceded hy
tho best informed men IN both sides
Of the political fence. II was said on
the street this morning that while
there had been Democratic opposition
90 MT. Sellers. Il had been fading
rapidly and Il was freely predicted
that he will be nominated without OBJ
position.
william Kieke IL being urged By
his friends 10 make the race for re-
election as city treasurer on the DEM
ocrasic ticket and Il II now thought
that he viii accept the nomination,
although there are several other
Democrats who would not object 10
making the race.
For the Democratic city ~clerkship
uuimination there are half a dozen
candidates. an ~ them popular young
men with nlCnty ~ ability TO MI the
poaltlon The most prominently men
TONED o. these are Tom J. Naylon ana
Herbert Aaseiiu. Mr.. Nnylon has a
public record which viii go far TO
asa his campaign for the nomination.
Tie has served with Satisfaction Aa
clerk Of the school board and made a
most efficient secretary of the Com
mercial club.
on the Democratic side the coun-
rilmanic situation remains somewhat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
THE DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES ON
MARCH e
Will Be Held in the Four
Ward School Buildings;
City Convention for March
Twenty-ffth.

Democratic primaries for the nam
ing of delegates to the city Demo-
cratic nominating convention viii be
held next Monday evening, March %,
IN the four ward school buildings
where hlackhoards viii be available.
In each ward the names OF those de-
string tO be delegates TO the city CON
Nention VIII be placed on the black
board and the men receiving the
highest number OF votes from those
present will be the delegates, the NJ
teen ext highest being the alter
mates.
The primaries viii be in charge OF
the following officers appointed last
night az the meeting OF the Demo-
cratic city committee:
First ward. First ward school. 10
be called TO order by x. "A. Crews.
second ward Second ward school,
10 be called "a order by ;. r.. Rohl.
Third ward. Central school huild-
ing, To be called to order By John
Tandberg.
Fourth ward; Justice w. w Me-
Clellan's office. to be called 20 order
by A. Fieischer.
The committee, which met In the
office OF A.. Fieischer In the Stern
building, afte- setting the primary
date fixed Thursday. March 26th, as
the date FOR the convention. This will
bring the Democratic convention the
day before the Republican conven-
ton.
The apportionment OF delegates
from the several wards vas made as
follows; First ward. II: second ward,
-. third ward, 10. fourth ward, 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
NOTICES.
NOTICE or SALE.

NOTICE or SALE.
Ia the District Court OF h Second
Judicial District OF the State OF
New Mexico Within and for the
County OF Bernalillo.
The Meyers Company, Plaintiff,
Fred Schambeck. Defendant.
Notice n hereby given that In pur-
suance to a writ OF venditioni tx
ponas heretofore issued Ia the above
entitled cause the undersigned sheriff
was directed to sell the goods ana
chattels attached By him In said
cause, to-wlt.
miscellaneous set OF books con-
sisting OF fiction, history and phiios-
ophy.
! small box and ,rlnkets.
brass napkin rings.
4 cut glass dish.
! music stand. metal.
brass curtain fixture.
I tray OF clothes hangers and mans
vest. and woman's wearing apparel.
! pair low misses shoes,
! basket Of nightgowns, shoes.
dresses.
! cut bowl and small dishes, cup
und saucer,
1 cut tooth pick holder.
sea chiid's dishes.
I corset. towels.
bedpnn.
I set girls turs.
lady's macintosh.
4 comforter
feather pHows.
Leather EoWs, burnt.
Pictures
Nisht shirts for women.
Towels. y
Belts.
shirt waists
g clothes brushes. =
basket.
/ brass coffee pot percolater.
= dolls.
I Teddy bear.
i girls cloak.
stockings. silk walsts, n~iEhtsOwns.
I pair shoes, high ones.
Now therefore. notice "a hercaY
given that the undersigned sheriff
viii on Saturday. the 18th day OF
April. 1874, al the FROM door Of the
store Of The Meyers Company. In the
city of Albuquerque. heine No. fis
West silver avenue, at the our Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon 81 said day.
! will oner FOR sale and sell % the
highest bidder for cas- the foregoing
described chattels.
JESUS ROMERO.
sheriff Of Bernallilo County. y. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Insist That City Take Over Or
namental Lighting System
on Central Avenue.
HAVE BORNE EXPENSE
FOR TwO YEARS
Think It Is Up to City to Take
on Load; New Contract Pro-
posed Would Save Consum-
ers Money.

Efforts are being made by Mayor
Sellers to bring about speedy action
by the council on the lighting ques-
tion. He wants to see a new contract
with the lighting company, under
which the city viii take over the Gem
trail ornamental lights and secure the
installation OF new lights on Orna-
mental posts on Gold. q per and ON
parts Of Central ayenuc II now sup
piled with ornamental ] ats.
The two-year contract under which
h Central venue merchants agreed
To maintain the ornamental lights on
that thOroughfnre ia about 20 expire,
and the merchants insist that the city
hould AXE owe the cost OF keeping
the lights going. They have refused
TO renew the contract.
II viii cost the city $500 approx
imntely to maintain the Central ave-
nue lights. but TO offset that the llght-
ing company, through 4. r. Van
pcinae, the manager. has made a
proposition designed To- more than
offset that additional expense TO the
city by saVing the public about $500
on it's business and residence lights.
In addition To providing lights OF
new design and ornamental posts. the
company stands ready To reduce busi-
ness and residence lighting rates In
consideration Of the city's continuing
the Central avenue lights The propo-
sltion, broadly speaking. Is to save
the citizens $500 In one way to
make up FOR an additional burden Of
$500 Incurred In nnOther way.
The new lights provided for in the
contract submitted are more eco
nomical than the present lamps, and
will tend TO keep the lighting bill
down. The mayor fayors the con-
tract. with the additional provision
that the company agree 20 change
n lamps whenever "a more conom
icai type Is evolved. II b. said that
an oven more economical lamp than
the one az present in view IL a pos
siDility In the near future. Teh light
Ing company Il willing TO make that
agreement.
Aside from the SAVING in light bills
which the h~Onseholdors viii secure
under the proposed agreement" said
Mayor Sellers today, there Is an
other strong argument In favor Of the
city taking over the Central avenue
lights. The economic Value OF those
lights is not confined 10 the mcr-
chants and h property holders on
central avenue alone. Property as
TAR away as ten blocks from Central
avenue has beef enhanced in value
by the lights. The general benefit
accruing from such evidences OF pro-
Rressivenesf n modernity in a city
are shared by them. So thai the
maintenance Of the lights on central
avenue should be regarded as OF gem
eral Interest and value, aud not mere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Council Promptly Puts
Through Ordinance Under
Suspension Of Rules Con-
hrming Agreement of Sew
raj Days Ago.
OTHER L A BILLS
PASSED
COuncilmen to Receive So Per
Every Meeting Which They
Attend After April Is, 1915.

This next mayor OF Albuquerque
VIII receive a salary of S10U "a month.
The city council at It's session last
night passed u si0O mayorai salary
ordinance By unanimous vote. What
ever discussion OF the ordinance pre-
coded that action took place In Sc
cret. lts passage was agreed upon
IN a star chamber session, from
" hich the Newspaper reporters were
rigidly barred. chief OF Police Me
MILAN remained ON the inside. pre-
sumably to defend the door against
any lnquiaitive ear.
When the councilmcn came out OF
the secret session. after three-quar
tels of an hour. the way was smooth
ed for the rapid passage OF a string
OF ordinances affecting the general
interests OF the city.
The salary ordinance went through
10 tinal passage under "a Suspension
VI the rules. IL was the same or
dinancc hat the council voted down
az "a previous session. amended by
the substitution OF tiOO Tor 5000. II
Was pm Councilman Thomas Isher-
woods motion hat the measure VAS
amended TO read $l00. Councilman
q, II. Thomas seconded the motion.
ana the salary provision wen
through In jig time.
The councils action on the salary
question was forecasted several days
ago, when u was learned that the
members had settled their difference
OF opinion regarding the size OF the
stipend.
4 stack OF other ordinances were
voted on al lest nights meeting.
Among them were three fixing liquor
licenses. which went through on sec
ond reading. The ordinances were
as follows.
ordinance No. 527-Givlng coun-
.cilmen 50 for every meeting they at
tend. Passed.
Ordinance No. 52S-Increasing the
city engineers salary TO 5000 "A
month. Placed on second reading.
Ordinance No. 52s-1ncroasing the
city clerks SALARY To $3.50 q month.
Passed. The city clerk alter this
ordinance becomes ~effectIva next
April, viii receive no fees.
Ordinance No. 530-Making whole
sale liquor licenses t3O0 Placed ON
second reading
ordinance No. 53I--Maklng licen-
ces Tor malt liquor dealers Si50 a
year. Placed on sooond reading.
Ordinance No. 5a2 - Making the
price OF family liquor licenses $500 a
ear. Placed on second reading.
ordinance No. 533-Rcguiatlng the
sale OF liquor in drug stores. Placed
on second reading.
Ordinance No. 5iS- Amending a
prior ordinance and allowing plum
her apprentices To work on Jobs
whore master plumbers are employ
ed. Passed.
ordinance No. 524-Requlring the
laying of sidewalks In front OF cer-
tain property. Passed.
Ordnance No. 525-Requiring tho
repair OF certain sidewalks. Passed.
Under ordinance No. 533 drug
gists who have a family" liquor IL
censes are required tn obtain the
names of purchasers OF liquors.
which must not be Sod. except on
prescription by a reputable physi-
clan. Il Is the same procedure as
applies Go the sale Of poison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Stage NOw Set for the
Coming Spring Election


obscure. AZ In fact Il does on the RE-
publican side. So many men are be-
ing discussed for the four nomina.
lions In the four wards on each side
that 1t IL a little d%ificult and exceed
inRiy risky TO venture to pick winners.
II 81 not unlikely that with the fire.
mt caucHainK which began last
n, some leaders will step out
un tho next day or two.
w. Republicans, having decided TO
run n straight party ticket. are finding
considerable dimcuity In choosing a
candidate for mayor, or rather, In
getting "a candidate who viii make
the race. n was hoped that postmas-
ter r. W. Hopkins would accept the
nomination. and strong pressure II
stiii being brought % bear on this
strong possibility. 90 make him come
into line. Thus FAR, Mt. Hopkins has
proved %obduratc. He has business
plans. II " stated. which he could not
carry out IL In the mayors office, and
while he has indicated his willingness
10 serve his party. Il " stated that he
has made az his mind not to Try for
the mayoralty.
judge NJ =. Hickey Is another very
strong Republican who has been urg-
ed % accept the nomination. but Mr..
Hickey. " Il understood. has stated
that his uosition az chairman Of the
board Of education gives him all OF
the public business he can onyen
iently attend to and Is Understood TO
have given a firm negative Ia the in
vitatlOn. This is also the case. report
says. with v. n. Pollock, another Re-
publican who IL recognized as a
strong man and an unusually efficient
one. Colonel John Borroe1ile Ia also
being mentioned. along with several
others as possible Republican nom
ineeF.
For the Republican clerkship nom
inRtlOn the contest seems 90 have set
tied down 10 two men, Thomas
Hughes. son Of his pioneer father,
and one Of the most popular men in
Albuquerque, and Ed Haines, deputy
eauniy assessor, another very cap
able man. q. a. Matson is most FREE
quently mentioned Tor the Republican
nomination for city treasurer. a posi-
ton he has filled in the past and who
possesses unusually efficient cam
palgning abilities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Council Names Registration
Boards and Fixes Places fer
Registering at Last Nights
Meeting.
LIVELY SPECULATION
AS TO CANDIDATES
Mayor Sellers Admittedly
Taking Long Lead for the
Democratic Nomination.

The city souncil AZ the regula
meeting last light authorized the Is
suing Of the regular proclamation for
the coming e ection on April 9TH.
named RESTITUTION boards FOR the
four wards add liked tho places OF
registration. The mayors prociama-
ton follows;
!, tho undersigned mayor Of the
city OF Albuqutfque. New Mexico. by
virtue OF che authority vested In me.
do hereby giNd| notice and proclaim
That there will be an election held in
the said city oi Albuquerque. on the
1th day OF April. a. u. 1914. as pro-
Nided By law. for the purpose Of elect
ing q mayor for the term Of i've
years; "a city clerk for the term OF
two years; a city treasurer for the
term Of two years. one alderman for
the nfst ward Tor a term u four
years alderman for the second
ward for the term OF four years. one
alderman for the third ward for the
term Of four years, one alderman for
the fourth ware for the term OF four
years.
The polling places Tor said election
for h respective wards Of the city
shall be rs follows.
For the first ward al police court.
For the second ward az Office OF
Charles Chadwick.
For the third ward at Office OF r.. a.
Dunbar.
Fer the fourth ward al ONCE az A.
w Hayden.
In witness whereof. / have here
unto set my hand and caused the Of
ncial seal OF the city OF Albuquerque,
\ NJ, 10 be hereto afiixed on this
i6th day OF March. 1914.
u. X. h. SELLERS.
Mayor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
NOSTR|LS OPEN At ONCE,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

grant balm dissOlves By the heat Of
the nostrils, penetrates and heals the
Unnamed, swollen membrane which
limos the nose, head and throat; clears
the air passages. stops nasty dis
charges and a feeling OF cleansing,
soothing relief cOmes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
Tor breath, with head stuffed; nostrlls
closed, hawking and blowing. "a
tarrh or "a cold, with its running nose,
foul mucous dropping into the throat.
and raw dryness Is distressing out
truly needless.
Put your faith-iust onoe-in "Ely's
Cream Balm" and your cold or ca
tarrh will surely diGappear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
David Lane Sells
Scenario TO
Fielding
Albuquerque Newspaper Man
Gets Into Top Notch Glass
Of Movie Producers.

Among the biz multiple b reel pro-
ductious To be- put out by the Lubin
company In h near future IL "A
phutoplay by David q. Lane uf this
city, editor of the santa Re Trail
Magazine. Mr.. Lane received word
today from Romano Fielding. direct
or OF the Lubln productions. that his
play, Their WIFE," had been accept
cd. tt Will De q our or six-reei pro-
duction. The play is n powerful mel
Odrama.
Mr.. Lam, Is being recognized as one
81 the clevercst scenario writers In
the country. In his lets to Mr.
Lane. Mr.. Fielding. who is said to be
the most eXacting director in the
movie" field. wrote
Your Ideas are most excellent
Send mc more Of them"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Takes Bi-chloride
of Mercury BY
Mistake
Miss Mamie Cosgrove, Clerk
in ROsenwald Department
Store in Dangerous Condi-
ton as Result.

Miss Mamie CosgroVe, n young lady
employed in the china u glassware
section Of the Rosenwald department
store, is In "a very dangerous condi-
ton at her home In the Highlands as
"a result of swallowing twenty grains
OF bichloride OF mercury. which she
took by mistake FOR asperin tablets
last saturday night. Miss CosgruVc
returned home from work suffering
with a headache and meant to take
the asperin for relic: She tool the
bichloride tablets instead. The mis-
take VAS soon discovered n Dr. l..
q. Rice WAS called. Very prompt
means were taken Ia an effort to
counterfeit the effects OF the poison.
Or. Rice today refused To discuss
u case. but il was learned hat Miss
CosgroVe has shown some Improve
ment and hopes are now held for her
recovery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
GREAT CROWD WILL
Be OUT To HEAR
DAN CRAWFORD
Famous Missionary Promised
Audience That Will Fill the
Street Tonight; At Univer-
sity This Morning.

Dan Crawford, The famous African
missionary, registering from Central
Africa" arrived az the Alvarado last
night and tonight will deliver "a lee
ture ON Africa, conditions and his
work, al the Lead Avenue Methodist
church, The lecture Is free TO the
public aud 80 great ~ the Interest
that the probabilities are the church
viii not begin to hold the crowd.
This morning Mr.. Crawford vent
to the University where for forty min
utes during assembly ne dchhgteC the
students and a large gathering Of vis-
itors with his brief but thrilling lee
turc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Taft Determined
to Get His Price
or Keep Cubs
Little Prospect Now That Gin
oinnati Man Can Come to
Understanding With Chi
cago Magnates.
my LEASED Wire TO Evening Herald

tBy leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Cincinnati, March Twin "a view
toward recognising the directorate
of the Chicago National club. Charles
u. TAFT, majority stakeholder. Will
leave FOR Chicago today, a now pres
ident will hc chosen while Mr.. Tart
Is in Chicago. but he stated today nt
present ne did not know who would
be named to succeed Charles w.
Murphy.
owing "a the difference In money
between what Mr.. Taft a N for the
club aud what the Conncry- Mayer in
tcrcsts offered and the announcement
ests he would retain his stock it ~ be-
lieycd here that Mr.. Taft has about
given up hope that "a purchaser can
be found who will buy at his figure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
PIONEER HARVEY
OFFICIAL DEAD

Albuquerque friends and friends all
along the Santa Re system viii learn
with regret OF the sudden death in
Chicago sunday OF John +. sullivan
n OF the veteran officials OF the
Harvey eating house system and for
twenty-five years past superintendent
OF santa Fe dining ears, Mr.. sullivan
was OF the most widely known
and most popular officials on the sys-
tenn His death followed a very bries
Illness and friends here were not add
vised OF the cause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

W~nshIngtOn, March iI.-Presidcnt
Wilson today made these nomina-
lions.
Charles y. Strecker of Boston. as
slstaut treasurer Of the United states
NJ Boston.
william II. Jackson. Ancon. Canal
Zone. Judge Of the district court OF
the Canal Zone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Handicap League Leaders Win.

Palladino's Colts leaders of the
city handicap bowling league, cap
tured all three games from the
Drummers in their match last night
al the Drummers' alleys. weldon
ger was high gun. with u mark Of
all. The Butchers will roll the
Grocers tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
In One Minute Your study NOsc aud
Head Clears Sncezlng and Nose
Running Cease, Duh Headache
Goes.
rry "Ely's cream Balm

Get "a small bottle anyway. Just TO
try it-Apply a little In the nostrils
and instantly FOUR clogRed nose and
st~opped-up air passages OF the head
VIII open; you will breathe freely:
and headache disappear. by
morning. the catarrh. co~ld-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat Nill be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm
az any drug store. This sweet, fra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

~ as r. question concerning the mcr-
slonr the thornughfaro alone 20
Mayor SELLERS said he was anxious
90 have the matter settled before the
close ~ the fiscal year on April 10.
Never can tell when yuu'll mash a
lngcr or suffer o. cut, hruisc. burn or
sCaid. he prepared Thousands rely
ON DR.. Thomas Eclectic OH Your
druggist SELF H.. 25c ana soc.