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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
REPUBLICANS MUST
SAVE NATION
SAYS CALL
Faithful Standpatters Urged
to Come Out Tonight in Or
der to Start National CAM
paign for 1916.
SILENT
ON LEGISLATIVE TIMBER

The Republican smoker, to have
been held last week and for some rea-
son postponed, has Deen formally pro-
claimed FOR tonight AT ) o'clock IN
the headquarters room which mas
been lifted up at 201 West GOLD ave
nbe.
The general impression IL that last
81 persistent uuwilllngness TO disclose
of iefsisteat unwlhngnesl to DISCLOSE
the personnel Of the county legislative
ticket However. IL Is reported tina
this subject viii oe taken up at the
meeting tonight. although the official
call Tor h meeting says nothing
about a.. Modesto &. ORTIZ Is under
stood 60 be making "a persistent noise
like a fresh plaster Rnd the situation
promises to add considerably o. the
| gaiety not only OF this meeting but OF
the general Republican situation ior
some ulnc 10 come.
The call for the meeting evidences
considerable concern for the safe a
the ne IN ana urges loyal ,.puuli-
I cans Co. get out and become actively
excited over the 1916 campaisn. Fay,
tue oLll:
Tie coming election Is OF s.rgt IA
tioLIl importance. II not ui,s ia-
olives the supremacy Of Republican
r~ri,it,plcs la the national conWress'
but VIII have an important ~innueIce
ON the national election IN 1919. tive
years from now, when the supreme e.
fort of AL true Republicans VIII be-
| put form for success OF Repuolic'n
principles and restoration of prosper'
ny and happiness among an ~ roo
| PIE.
With the Republicans the campaigr
~ 1916 commences with the campaign
OF 1914 and must be waged with un'
failing loyalty. steadily and deter
minedly until the polls Jose Ia 1916
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
SICK CHILDREN
LOVE CASCARETS
FOR THE BOWELS
Give Candy C~atbartic" Tor a Had
Cold. sour stomach.
Constipation.

~ ~ 80
Most Of the lis OF childl 'od are
caused hy a sour. lisordered stomach,
sluggish liver and constipated bowels
They catch cold easily, become cross.
i~istless, Irritable. seVerish, RESTLESS
tongue conted. don't eat or sleep wei
and need q gentle %cleasnlng of th'
bowels-hut don't try To force q nau-
seating dose OF OH IT, @ the little nee
already sick stomsch-it is cruel
needless and old fashioned.
Any child will gladly take Cascar-
OTIS Candy Cathartic which act GENT,
never gripe or produce the slight
est uneasinesT-though Cleanse the
little ones system, sweeten the stom.
aCh and put the liver ana bowels ~
a pure. healthy condition.
Full directions for children and
Erown-ups In each package.
Mothers can rest easy otter givini
this gentle. thorough Laxative whici
costs only 10 cents a box al any drui
store
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
Long Rows for Dairy Cattle
Practically Complete; The
White Wash Brigade Gets
Busy; Exhibit Halls Ready.
FAIR COMMISSION WILL
MEET HERE FRIDAY
Commissioners Will Remain
in Albuquerque for Ten
Days; Will Be Busy Week
for the Fair Office.

-
a big furce OF carpenters II at
work la the state fair grounds this
morning. working practically all over
the grounds. Two double rows OF
stock pens. especially for dairy cattle
aud line stock. have been set up ne
hind the main agricultural eNhi1It
hail and the roofs are going on them
today. sheep and goat pens are To-
follow, the latter being uncovered.
one gang OF men ~ repairing aud
cleaning the grand stanu ana hnnd
stands, while another II al work Ia
the main farm eXhibit hail. where
all shelving will bee In place by To-
morrow night.
Chicken show u Double Decker.
Because OF the unprecedented
number or entries in the ouitf
! show the superintendent mas found II
necessary 10 make his exhibit build
ing a duuble-decker throughout
Heretofore two tiers Of pens have
been sufficient, But this year "A third
story IL going on, the upper tier be
ing just In good distance iur easy OBJ
s~crvation. Thc santa Fe building
where the better babies contest and
health lectures viii be held. also u
being cleaned n renovated. while
shelving aud booths for exhibitors
are being set ~ In the old Albuqucr-
que society hall adjoining.
The whitewash brigade went t'
work yesterday on The stables, and
all day today whitcwush pumps were
shooting II q at the walls which VII
shine like new IS tomorrow. TIT
big rush Of horses for the iair meet
ing u expected next saturday, tol'
| lowing the close of the Northern
! New Mexico fair AT Ration, but th'
horses will be coming in all week.
Everything will be ready Tor eN'
hibitors his year and any exhibits
not in place by Monday morning viii
be due wholly TO delay by the eNhih'
itors.
The fair commission IL called Il
meet Friday here the two out
of-town commissioners. MI. Ely un'
Mr.. Scheurich of Clovis. VIII renal
here from that time until the end 81
the week. the commission being u
continuous session. The coming weel
will be the busiest In the young az
of Fair Secretary Tom Blnkert ant
his assistants, who have rolled ui
their sleeves and geared the machin
cry for highest speed.
superintendent John Milne yes'er
day sent out a cali 10 city and COUNT
superintendents Ia make u a point Il
have the educatlonal exhibits 9
Albuquerque ana the county IN plac'
on time. other notable cducatona
exhibits win come from the stat
Agricultural College and the Las We
gas Normal school, while man.
county exhibits are expected.
Entries In the better tables con
test Will close saturday ana at IN
rate they are now oming IN the la
dies in charge will not he surprise
II two hundred infants will be- her
for Judging. Two Of b uut-of-towl
physicians who are To judge the con
test. Dr. Joyner OF Roswell and ID
Mechanism of Las Vegas. have bee
asked Ia serve and ave consented
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
Who Pays the Penalty?

Dlssolutenezs. improvidence and dis
sipation are universally condemned
because they impair the value OF the
individual TO society. his family. him
self and to pnsterity.
QUESTION: What will be the loss
10 yourself. to society and to posterit.
II you permit your usefulness TO be
impaired or destroyed by ~remedinhle
bad eyesipht. or hy eyc-strain and its
train of resultant OWLS
The first may De due 10 Inherent
( traits for which the individual IL not
directly responsible.
The second conditions Is due to VIII
fnl neglect. In which case W the in
dlvidual the more ~culpaDleP
Improving bad EYEStGHT and re-
moving EYE STRAIN Is my business.
&. n. CAIRNS. oPToMETRIsT
Phone i52. III W. Central
Opposite Hotel Combs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
LAST CALL WEED
CUTTING AND
CLEANUP
Ladies Announce That Those
Who Fail to Comply With
Ordinance Will Have At
tentiOn from Health officer

a notice cent out today by the
committee Of Women In charge ~ the
cleanup campaign of the joint COM
miites Of civic organizations states
that the last caIl h now hoing made
for compliance with the city ordi'
nance requiring the cutting OF weeds
and the cleanup OF alleys ana vacant
lutn. The sanitary officer. q Is stated.
notified everyone concerned more
than iva months ago that the clean
up and weed cutting must be- dom nj
once. The ladies say that everyone
has now had sufficient time "a COM
ply with the ordinance aud that they
feel u h. necessary Go insist on en-
forcement Of the Law.
Tho city has burned a considerable
portion ~ IL carefully stacked weed
crop and some further cutting 81
weeds alongside streets L. under way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
RED CROSS ASKS AID
DURING WEEK Of
SELF DENIAL
Call Goes Out for Conrtibu-
tions to Assist Work in the
European Field; Where
Funds Should Go.

The American National Re- cross
society has sent out this appeal 10 the
American people.
A. u up to sou 20 try 10 save a
wounded man 10 feed a hungry wom-
AN; q destitute chid or other helpless
dcI pendent.
Tile American National Re Cross
is receiving dnlly appeals by cable
tor surgeons, nurses. bandages. liquid
dressing. s%ttetchoH and other hospi-
sal equipment.
Ffum reliable sources it 4 learned
that thousands upon thousands at
wounded mon are undergoing suffer
iuE that dcles description. and. hat
ten of thousands of women. children
aud helpless dependents already are
crying for bread.
Through th, American National
Rcd Cross you q stand by the side
81 the wounded and otse their pain.
or. carry food into The homes of tbs
dcsolatc abroad.
~ you can give large gifts. then 20
your limit. Millions SHl be needed.
lf your are small. your
limit can DO great good.
HNNNN NfAfA' hNN INV tNfAIN INV
wees of September 2Sth to October
an.
MEN Sfnoke onlg o1e-half as many
cigars AS each day. and give the
mouey thus saved 90 the Red Gross.
WOMEN Cut the cands exncudl-
ture in half this week Give up the
pse of cream ana sugar In your coffee
The Red Cross can use tne saving L,
Efctt advantage.
In "a word. let every reader Of thi,
paper make up his or her mind tina
from September 2sth tn October am
they viii deny themselves some ac.
,ufiomed luxury OF less importnn.
Necessity, and send the money thu
sawed 10 the American National Re,
Cross. European Wa Relief
You can send "a Ia care of the gov.
crnor. OF the state treasure or place
n pa the collection plate hurch 81
sunday. October ith, when ne whole
nation vii pray Tor peace.
~ Ncw Mexico contributions 10 th'
lted Cross should be- sent 10 GoNernoi
william e Mcdonald. Santa Pc, N
a., or state Treasurer o y Marion
ARE the state national bank. Albu
puerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

Herboth. painting. papering. lfsSJ.
Get quality with right prices at
Matteucci- Palladino a Co. Phone 10.
Fees Candy Store-Haye you ever
tried our maple pecan fudge2
r. Roualt, Jr.. OF Kansas city. is in
The city on q business "trip.
state senator q. +. PanSey Of Lamy
is a visitor In Aibuquerque today
Mrs. Ben Williams OF III Puso is
visiting Albuquerque friends.
Arahdeacon ". 4. Warren OF -.
Johns church left last night Tor a
oriei eastern trip.
Mis-. Harry Miller has gone to Bri-
parents.
Or. and Mrs. J r.. Hastings OF Ber-
nalillo are spending the day In the
city.
Harry " Kelly of Las Vegas. pres
ident of the Gross Kelly Wholesale
company is In the city to-day.
Il. Leroy Yott. the well known vio
llnist, has gone To- Colorado Springs
where he viii spend a month or more.
Harry Gearing. a graduate of the
Albuquerque Businsss college. has
gone TO Kingman. Arizona. to take u
position with The Citizens bank.
Mr.. ana Mrs. n. ". Rice of Tucson.
Arizona, are IN Albuquerque for a
lew days IN their way from California
to III Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence =. Lee have
returned from their honeymoon trip
and ave 40 home at $40 West Marble
avenue.
Creighton NJ. Foraker, former Unit
ed states marshal Tor New Mexico, ID
confined "a his home north Of the city
and is reported seriously 81.
The Fraternal Brotherhood wall
hold a meeting tonight at the l. o. O.
b. hall. After Initiation refreshments
viii be served.
col Ralph T. Twitchell of Las
Vegas. chairman ct the state eNp0si-
ton commission. liz a visitor IN Aibu-
auerque today.
Il. A.. Case OF Deming. itepublicaI
candidate Tor the legislature from
Luna county, was IN the city yester'
day returning home from a visit Il
Santa Fe.
There will be "a regular meeting OF
Mineral Lodee 40. T. knights OF Ply
thias, IN X. +. han tonight at !
O'Clock. Besides work In the rank oI
Esquire. there viii be business Of i'm
pofiancc In connection with the SEES
sion of The grand lodge which take'
place mere during the state fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
RECIpEs or oUR rioNEER
MOTHERS

for the home Treatment OF disease
WeIe wonderfully dependable. True
they knew nothing of drugs, but
owed their success To the roots herbs
and banks of the htid. u is inter
esting to note ihst i.ydta T.. Pink
hams Veget BILE Compound. the most
successful remedy for female Ills We
have. was originally preppred Tor
nome use frnm one OF these recipes.
lts fame has now spread from shore
10 snore, and thousands 81 American
Women now we'll and strong claim
they owe their health and happiness
10 Lydia r.. Pinkhnm's Negsiable
Compound
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
Ne4NSNeeeNeseseee

FORECAST

FORECAST Tonight ana I
Tuesday fair. siiRhtly warmer I
} boz southeast portion tonight. I
ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER 5
} for the "a hours ended at 3
o'clock this morning
MaNimum-1g.
Minimum-f2.
Range-27.
Al : o'clock
Southwest winds
Clear
Time 10 stop.
, "Eph." said his wife, An
, hears dat veal makes ies' rs
!, good chicken salad a. chicken
, Dat may be-. responded Eph-
. rain. hut Ah'm OF de- 'pinion
, dat takin' % calf am ~ much I
. lake hoss stealin' -Philadei-
, phia Ledger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
SPECIAL SALE OF
SUITS AT THE ART
SHOP

Mrs. Newcomer viii extend TO the
women OF Albuquerque an exceptional
opportunity Tor the purchase OF a
fall and winter suit OF Wednesday,
september 30th. She will put on "a
special sale that day and viii incude
In the sale all OF her new suits nur-
chased for this season. The line IN
cludes serges and hrocades and b the
most attractive assortment the Art
shop has ever shown. They were
selected by "a IN buyer who was
well acquainted with the tastes OF All
huquerque women They VIII be sold
at SIS and $40 and vii be found great
values FOR the money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
NEW PHOTOGRAPHY
STUDIO is OPENED

A new studio Of ph%otoEraphy. fully
equipped 20 serve patrons with up
to-date work In All hranches OF the
art. has been opened az ms south
second street by Miss Picrson. for
merry o. Lincoln, Nebraska.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
PILL0W-T0P SALE AT
ART SHOP WEDNESDAY

A special line Of pillow tops, searis
and center-pieces viii be placed on
sale az exceptional prices for r. day
ouly, Wednesday. september BON. az
toe Newcomer Arr shop. These viii
nr found genuine bargains, 40 they
are superior in quality and design and
the price during this n day sale
will he remarkably low. Free lnsiruc-
ton will be given In embroidering the
designs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-28

our school shoes will hold the feet
% any boy or girl In town. Al the
same time they look dressy and are
very closely priced Do not fail 10
Inspect them at c Mays shoe store,
sis West Central ayenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
ENTHUSIASTS Get
READY FOR CAME
Rock Island High School Sup
porters Have Meeting to
Work Up Spirit.

| In preparation for the first game of
I football to be played between the
Rock Island and Davenport elevens in
| seven years, a huge mass meeting was
| held in the auditorium of the local
| high school last night, in which speech
es, yells and music were heard. All
of the resident alumni who ever par
ticipated in a Davenport and Rock
Island game were present and talked
| on the coming contest. About 800
enthusiastic rooters were on hand and
yells were given under the schools
old yell-leader, Will Woodin, and many
of them had not been heard for long
time
The meeting opened with a selec-
tion by the school band. Manager A.
G.. Hill of the team took the platform
and called on Will Griffiths. former
high school end, to act as chairman
of the affair. Griffiths in turn chose
Will Woodin to come TO the front and
lead the yelling, and incidentally to
make a speech. Woodin gave a very
good talk. He stated that work and
spirit were essential for success, and
that Davenport could be beaten X
AAiCoC laSNOl "ClC III CNAuShSS. VII
fiths next called on ex-Mayor George
W. McCaskrin, who was present, for
a talk. McCaskrin advised unity, and
also urged the eleven to always feel
that all Rock Island is backing them
and roofing for victory Saturday.
Grifhths then called on Arthur Mos
enfelder, who was the captain of the
first team to beat Davenport in 1908.
He spoke of the fighting qualities of
the across-the-river squad and advis-
ed the local team to fight hard from
whistle to whistle. Each speaker was
cheered to the echo as he took his
seat.
Another number was given by the
band, and at it's conclusion Harry Coz
ad, who also was a member of the
squad to first defeat Davenport in
1908, was called on for a talk. He
told how the team had to fight in that
year when they beat Davenport to o.
Ralph Souders, the man who carried
the pigskin over the goal line in the
ley of the present squad talked,
ley OF the present squad was heard,
urging spirit, work, determination and
unity. Coach H. N. Roe gave a short
talk on the coming game. Dick"
Lift, Dan Brennan, Walter Young,
Superintendent E. C. Fisher, Hub"
Dooley, Will Griffiths. R. C. Cook,
SOL Butler, and Principal A. J. Bur-
ton and A. G. Hill also made good
talks during the evening.
There will be meeting in tbs
school gymnasium tonight to practice
the different yells under Yell-Master
Dwight La Grange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
LEAGUE MOCULS
IN BIC MEETING
American Officials to Gather in
Chicago for Annual
Fall Session.

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 7.-American
league magnates have their work cut
out today and tomorrow in their an
nual session at the Congress hotel.
Coming in the wake of the statement
issued Tuesday by President B. B.
johnson that Hughey Jennings would
be disciplined for his breach of con-
fidence in tipping off the waiver Sc
crets of Connie Mack, the junior league
executive yesterday admitted that &C.
ton would in all probability be taken
with the view of revising the owner
ship scheme of the New York Yam
KEGS.
Pressure will be brought to bear in
the hopes of giving the Yankees win
ming combination, one that will attract
the cash customers to the Polo grounds
in the numbers that patronize Nc
Graw's National leaguers during their
at-home engagements.
The removal of President Frank
Farrell and Big BilT' Devery, former
police chief of Gotham, who is a minor
stakeholder in the Yankees, together
with a general shakeup in the team
and the appointment of an aggressive
manager to fill the shoes discarded by
Frank. Leroy Chance, Will improve
conditions it is said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
DEBT STANDS IN
WAY OF BASEBALL
Quincy People Willing to Take
Team From the Old
Association.
BUT FEAR THE LIABILITIES
Said That Between $1,000 and $4,000
Must Be Dug Up Before Sale
Is Effected.

Quincy. Ill, Nov. 5.-The directors
of the Quincy League Baseball associa-
ton held a meeting Monday evening
to consider selling the franchise. The
club can be sold with the guarantee
that il will remain in Quincy. assuring
this city of Tnree-Eye ball, but before
a sale can be made the Indebtedness
must be wiped out. The prospective
buyer or buyers are not going TO take
over the club with claims against the
franchise liable to bob up at any time.
and the only thing to do is to clean
the slate before any deal can be put
through
The men who believe in Quincy as
a baseball town feel satisfied that they
can make baseball self-sustaining in
this city. They believe that they can
give Quincy a winning club. get an
attendance that will pay expenses and
make profit out of the sale of young
players. However. they are just as
positive that they cannot make a sue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
Lister Favored for Next Year.

According to a Bloomington paper
Pete Lister of this city is reasonably
certain to keep his place as manager
of the Bloomington team next season.
The dope is as follows:
Plans for the 1915 baseball season
will be worked out at a meeting of the
directors of the Bloomington Baseball
association to be held in the near fu-
ture at President W. IL. Hunters call.
This session will probably be held this
week If Mr.. Hunter can find a satisfac-
tory date when All of the directors can
be present and at that time the propo-
sition CT a manager for 1915 will be Of
ficiaIly acted upon by the directorate.
There are several possibilities for the
job but right now it looks very much
as if Pete Lister, the boss of last
years aggregation, would get assign
ment for another year. Ed Kinsel!a
is candidate for the job and George
Reed would also like a shot at the
managership here, but right now the
directors are almost unanimously in
favor of Lister because of his good
work last year under most adverse con-
ditions.
Lister is at the present time win
tering i'll Rock Island where he has
fine position in a large wholesale drug
company. Pete writes that he is in the
pink and that he is anXiously await
ing the announcement regarding the
for next season.
Lister is a 300 hitter and in
town the size of Bloomington, a bench
manager is too much of a luxury.
Therefore all the directors are prac-
ticalIy agreed that Lister is the man
for the post"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-05
Shaded area shows precipitation
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Showers in the northern portion of

Showers in the northern portion of
the lake region and in south eastern
Canada have resulted from the north
eastern low which is passing down the
st. Lawrence valley. a more mod
crate borometric depression which is
central over northern Oregon has
caused precipitation in Alberta and on
the coast of Washington. Excepting
light showers on the coast of Texas,
generally fair weather has prevailed
elsewhere. The crest of the western
high has advanced to the middle and
lower Mississippi valley and its cooler
temperatures have extended eastward
to the Ohio valley and the lower lakes
Owing to the continued eastward
movement of the high and the APP
proach of the northwestern low, fair
weather is indicated for this vicinity