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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30
NEXT WEEKS ELECTIONS.

TT lie city. town ana village cleo
tons which take place all
over New Mexico next week
are interesting TO the student of the
trend Of political lines. although in
the direct issues involved The cleo
lions one little 81 Interest. Where
there are opposition tickets men rec
ognl1cd as sound IA their several
communities are the candidates for
office. and save Ia one err two cx.
coptious an are men OF high char
acter. ~ thai our cities and towns
are likely to be well governed. no
matter which side wins. There are
no charges of sraft anywhere of
which We know, and generally the
difficulty has been to get men 10 COM
sent 90 stand On an opposition ticket.
In Tucumcari and Las Vegas al par
ties have agreed upon single, bi-par-
tisan tickets. Ia Tucumearl it was
by % mass meeting of all parties Ia
which no party lines were drawn. In
Las Vegas the two parties held con-
I vcnt.ons, naming committees to agree
upon the one set OF candidates, In
Ration. Democrats and IioEressives
have united in "a citizens ticket. also
In Santa Fc and IN Gallup. against
stand-pat Republican tickets. This
situation is distinctly interesting as
! showing that thu Progressive In
J these towns, not having sufficient
strength Go take a political stand,
prefer union with the Democrats
rather than TO make any concession
to the stinl-pnt element. The re-
suits viii be watched with Interest.
In Roswell. only a little while
since torn asundcr hy a Iorccd-drntI
moral issue. the only question this
Young Democrats shall control uI
whether 90 VIII b. the older party
leaders. Tho Young men lost ga m,
! primaries. The ap~pcr-heHted atmoa.
lphern Of reform and mora. anunson.
Ism Of q utue while ago has gone ans
Roswell o. scrcnoly, Democrauoall,
happy again. clovis has "a sfr1ns
Democratic mayor in sight and o.
las cruces aud rcmins rartisonshiI
seems to have been eliminated
I'M fact the most Interesting foatur,
OF tho municipal elections this sprina
Is the fading away Of parf'snushlp 10
local analrs und the evident soekini
after men best fitted TOR the offices
REGARDLESS of party anliatlon.
Albuquerque, hc IL enid with re
greet presents tho spectacle OF an.
only cay Boa the state boz which
strictly party contest o. being waged
the only city ciingng 10 tho BE ide.
in municipal government. when a
tAe leading city ia the state We als'
should he leading the van In cnlight
oned municipal methods
The situation here Is not 10 D.
blamed upon the rank and ne 81 th
voters of either party but rests will
the headers, county and city. Of IN.
Republican party. anxious "a try ou
the recently formed and still wob
bling truce between long warrin.
factions in the county governments
victory In this city election would d.
- a.. .N.... 49,. 49,. - a
steady the county Republican boat
now somewhat overloaded with lead
ers. This being the situation. NJ
great number Of Democrats are likell
20 hold out a sieudying hand TO M
unsteady Republican ounly orEaniz
ntion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

Dr feandor Starr Jameson was a
British colonial statesman who IA
1875 went 90 South Afrira for mis-
health. settling M Kimberlv. There he
rapidiy acquired q sreat reputation ~
r. medical man. and besides having on
his iisi many distinguished patients
hc came in close contact with Cecil
Rhodes. John Hays Hammond ana
other notahlcs. Ia 1855 his influence
with f%.obcngula was successfully ex-
crtcd 60 induce that chieftain to grant
the concessions to the agents Of
Rhodes which led 20 the formation oi
The British south African company.
and whom that company proceeded 90
oIen up ~M1shonalnnd, jameson ADAM
duned his profession, and joiata tno
expedition of 1890.
In 1891 Jameson succeeded Col
quhoun as administrator of Rhodesia,
At tho end Of 1894, "Dr. jim" ms nc
was fumiliarly called. went 10 Eng
land and VAS fotcd on ai sides. He
returned to Africa the following
spring with increased prestige. on
The last day OF that year the world
was startled TO hear that jameson.
with q force Of 600 men. had made q
aid into The Transyanl from Mafe-
king In support Of a projected rising
M johannesburg. which had been
connived az by Rhodes at the cape.
Jameson's force was compelled "a
surrender az D%oornkopf They were
tried and sentenced 70 execution. in
/ Guiding Hammond. who was an AIMEE
lean citizen. Jameson and his oai'
GERS. however. were finally sent @
Pretoria, and, after y short delay, dur.
Ina which time sections OF the Boei
%populacc clamored Tor their execu-
tion. President Kruger on the surren.
der ~ Johannesburg, on January :
handed them over 10 the Brliist gov.
eminent FOR punishment.
They were tried in London undei
tho foreign enlistment act in MAJ
1896. ana DR. jameson was SENTENCED
Co - months imprisonment AZ Hollo
way. This Jameson raid was made
q short time previous 10 the outbre1i
% the Boer war. and naturally lrri
tated and encouraged that nation. an,
was doubtless one Of the prime cause.
% tho conflict which followed.
The chief justice who sat in iudg
mcnt on Jameson and other promi
nent raiders was Baron Russell. u
summing up his case for the Jury hi
remarks were unusually hostile. ~
began ny pointing out that none %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

Ia looking over the congressional
Directory this week the Liberal dis
covered an old time L~ordsburger was
II member OF congress. Wills j.,
Huling. who. about 1859, was en-
caged in working on the Atwood. IS
now a member OF congress from
Pennsylvania. In his biography che
says he has eight sons and three
daughters, Pretty goods for a
ILordsburgcr. -L0rdsburg liberal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

have a prohibition mayor and city
council. We ARE just wondering
where the Ncw Mexico legislature
would hold is session In 1915 IL the
worst comes To- the worst. Clovis
Journal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

The mayor issued a proclamation
last week in which Saturday was
appointed cleanup Day" The day
was not observed by many on ac-
count oi thc changcahle weather
we are experiments. but no ms viii
object is "a citizens appoint a day
to suit themselves Tucumcatl
kcN-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

government has acvor had a force
large enough to enforce the law like
Il deserves. That the food Is adul-
~terated in many ways Is we'll know
ANA nearly every state has passed
Laws 90 prevent II. New Mexico has
80 far taken no notice OF adulteratcd
food feed SUITS. or fertilizers. In
c'ccting members OF the lower house
of the legislature next fall. this point
should be understood that food for
man, az least. should be protected
against tho dishonest manufacturer
Carlsbad Current.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30
Comment by State Editors


ih- Nthte y jumping tfbutd
New Mexico is a dumping ground
for On kinds If things not up 90 the
standard IN states having pure food
laws The federal lnw applies Ia in
.trrstate shipments. but the fe ieral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

There h. great activity In Ration
end many things are up in the air
including dust.-Haton Range.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

\ THRILLING DISTURBANCE.

Tho colorado Fuel & Iron Cos,
which has been having trouble with RS
employees around Trinidad, where the
United Mine WORKERS Of America have
been running u strike. mas concluded
To- take advantage OF the sherman net
and has brought suit ,gainst b Mine
Workers In n body. its officers. and
as mani OF it's members az % coula'
name. demanding $1,000. 900 damages
because Of tho strike. Tho compaa"
may be- able 90 get a verdict Tor the
amount of its damages. hut % VII
nave "a hard time collecting the money
on it-Lordsburg Liberal
q
OH. YoU BARON DE Ia HERMOSA'
= Col. W : Hopeweli. tho cattle and
ranch baron u the Hermosa and An
mas district, passed through here the
latter end of the week for his Albu-
querquc heudquaTtcrs-HlllsbOrn Free
Press.
o
FARM JOURNAL says city men
don't know how 10 pillow and dig. May
De right about the ploWiue 81; but
they know how 10 dig an right.
o
pUGILIST JIMMY CLARBY can-
not drink. smoke. gamble. 1irt. swear.
fight or 60 cut after dark for ~
months Under the circumstances
Jimmy ought TO De In fair condition
n year from date.
o
TAFT SAYS he doesn't care so Ions
as they don't call him colonel Eyen
d. ct H.- -. F.ENHwum
%
YES SIR. said Alderman John
Ice Clarke. 81 raped that ball right
ON the Zip of lis gutta percha nose
ana there's a search party out after
the caddy
FEAR. says "a scientist. stops
tnlk." That boy never mot an Alhu-
qucrquc candidate running like q
scared wolf
q
WHOLE DAM CANYON.
FOR SALE-Ono-haif interest lf
two mining claims three miles from
head OF Bright Angel trail. Ltrg,
storage dam for water on claims.
l. L. SANDERS. Grand Canyon
Williams tArizb News
o
a FISH RANCH.
Mr. q. Fiizsibhon and part,
brought in about goo fish from ia,
a A ranch the first OF the week
Williams CAriz) News.
q
WASTING HIS MONEY.
Daniel scalt vas In town from Cen.
Z HMaaa#HHL No.. - HH.H -uHH
tionai quarter Nara Visa News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30
NOW
and

To-day the resources OF Alaska arc
stm unknown. bui the people think
40 wei Of Stewards Ice Box that
their congress has voted and their
president signed 81 Hill FOR the PIX
pondlturc OF s35.O zoe. 900 in the
building 81 1000 miles OF railway in
Aiaskn. TO-DAY Alaska buys s2O,-
600. 900 worth Of goods from the
United states every car ana ~
sends about the same amount OF
merchandise Co the states. In add
ton there has hcen % yearly produc-
ton OF nearly S20.0N0.0e IN gold
from Alaska. The population. as tn-
ken ~ the last ccnsus. is over 80 o
whites n 2S.OO0 natives. over 1000
miles Of wire communication have
heen established and some SOC miles
ct railway already built, as well az
over 5000 miles OF highway ana
trails.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

another pan. when done mako =
gravy Of the d~rinp'ugs. just az you
would for o. roast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30

chopper Place n bay loaf on top,
cover md bake In n very slow oven
about $50 hours or about five 10 six
hours In a. nrclcss cnoker. Tho muco
Hhouid Dc thickcnod and mas bc
poured around the ham after q has
been removed Co @ platter. Whom
one has had enough bccf and lamb,
tho dish h. q tasty chHnsc-St Paul
Dispatch.
uENRY's MESsENGERS. Phone 8a9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-30
.COLOC
by tito
- second Fiddle. 49,

TluNGs TO WORRY ABOUT
The stand 90 tho Socialist ,liy
u0srt ou rcd tights
.
DISASTER iu Sierra county. The
buds ou the TWO pcuch trees have
seen KILLED by frost.
b.
THE FOURTH WARD Republican
candidate ouuht 90 Doc e. good poll
worker. Hos handled tickets al his
ne
C.
IT Us SAID that Roman l.. Baca
wants to use the %mHyoralty OF santa
20 as q stepping stonc Co the 4. s.
senate. Aud when properly primod
Roman Libertto rs some hieh stopper.
WHEN MAJOR FRITZ MULLER
came down from santa re Saturday
night the clerk at The Alyarado put
him In room g. There's o. bath room
10 b. too. The major sa}s next trip
hen sleep iu the garage.
y. $. Readers who do % see the
Joke. consul; House Journal y. N.
LIg Assembly.
o
BANKING OUTLOOK GOOD
ON the ist of April W. Will have
here FOR sale. on time with good Sc
curity. 20 head ct mares that have
been bred TO 70 JACK. also u jncS.
First Rational Bank OF Tucumcari.-
Tuoumcari News.
Nowadays when Psychic at the spriu;
Admircs her ngarp trig.
she also grins. the SILL thing.
At her new purple wig.
a
! CONGRESS il about TO begin chew
ing ON the gum trust.
@
MARKET NOTE-Tho first pears 1l
/ the season were received iu Alhuqucr-
uue his morning Two onions Ia a
bunch.
o
SYNDICATE MANAGER-"Jimm
dig up another obituary 81 Abdul
Hamid. old boys dead again and
the one In the morgue 81 worn out.
o
BUFFALO BILL said he was glad
10 greet MS once more from tho sat
die" nm (himselD was honest
about Il. lie said nothing about
from the heart
SOME BOY.
The interesting fact In the case OF
Earl Fichtborn, "A PENNSYLVANIA boy
Is that since April /, 1918. he has
BROKEN his right arm three times.
o
THE NATION Is SAFE.
THAT the game Of baseball Is not O
4 nuisance per sc Is well settled, said
chief Justice Raincy OF Texas In de.
uvcring the opinion Of the court if
Royse Independent school district Us
Reinhardt 1t Is an innocent OF le.
Ultimate amusement. ana. like o legii'
innate business. To- warrant an iniuuc.
ton stopping or destroying 81. 81 mus
appear hat the Indulgence In Il O.
necessarily a nuisance.
a. MH.uH
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MAKING ANARCHISTS
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Al eeaa,Iy anA vvN passss nakAs saa,ek
sad haAhas The fires 1t revss IA tie niaAs 4
Tie Of lsAea xkias5 III The 6ss
A.. prsaes. sss asssaas rsriisd
editorials
1s IY1ida1 ssasd and eso1ses BY Of IL
nessdsy Hp<Hsa, daily aSd1g v'els.ee and hssos
and Judges
Tie and tie E'a sesd always ytusv
ds The that EaAs Lea cssssss sAe
naay ether, psse life hsas
freely usea BY the rsi,.d Nin. vosksfs' !ithy
There eeea anarchy IL 0ks the mr.
ard asS iAsesAssss
kuaSy irresponsible assssnsa shs II.
isSad4 .ak hare bss. d'ea es.ais est
sEy By The aAaseAe ssssspu that wager vaT on
q ss aad order
The s.y.a Of the dynamite. sakiay
aakas aek xisA shs eesF Of IL
asd !, iag Ii. hearts o. With saisssai= all ss''sa'
pehey IN keepsax nth 'hsi, saEssv vssrs
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1.-THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN'

-'ls <ep< a,s srois. II - also 'fas '.Ai -
s.es, ssA Order. All ,ks Las and eTes:
Asslas where James
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pss,H HAvI wsseabs,g a.d TIA, Tie ess
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VIII State Editor.
SWAT TIE FLIES EARLY

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saIisizs 80 lssE. al. 'Es wpaiuussh
l,aiieiss
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,hs hish.ss hagifiAs IN 'Hs sofia.
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va=sns rist.
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vhsss Sas. az. s.-i I. spes.y tic
Ssisssse TO s<Aoo. assiaS The asY
shsT AZ tssgssssi, ps...-,s ia,c .~r.
visr 60 hasI ,he ,.sme,. asa sa-,r
wives so sHssisst. vpsss lectures.
es .sts-tsiaaa.ass ~ the ~hcnl.
.sss~ TIE .sasoIsaa.-s ~aar,
h~,c=nes . .ass as cusrmsaisf .enssr
Ia vhth all -assass.ssl sss s,es-I
sssivisiss soavrrzes ana in afssst tia.
u nav properly Perform the: fus,.
'tes all Of ~. hishsss. iesaisr Ia il
siesIs 10 =. inpfcsea .. se raier
u readily ssse.sih;e shrossAoat tho
rear.
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GOOD ROADS Ar 1HUI
RELATlON 10 RURAL SCHOOLS
w..s,.s.s.. Ar.u ,s-Ts. .u,.,

wassiAx:aA. Apssi ss-Th. rsrai
.ss Hisiius ]. note viilinz to .sp-
sars better s.seais .rs.y ;hsa 81 ear
rfut soss ;iss IL is h<ssE realized
ths' all eds.a,ieesi activities os
sssssi.s sasss ~ saose as less cot
related saa. szas. than all .lse. ;Ess
tksf rzass be made accessible 50 ~.
shIIsrs- IN esasr ,ossti.s vksr.
ssa sesa. prevail. rs"ss os 'he
syhoeI. src a. -. sasjasssea es.-
rpan variety TheT afu usssIIT le-
cs,ed aiaaf hsd fpsds which. auris z
the Water. when the he.ls are
usually ia .~.eioa. become - nearly
impss-.hle .. tn make IL difficult 'cr
the children To reach them This
,esaisiea ,as.es isreasiaf attend
anse and restricts she es.ucasieHai
oppastssi,ie> Of the child. Not esiv
this. but u often impeSss the
ssenosni, ,oaseiidassoe Of these
smaller shcols In isfs.s. stronger
sraaesi ~hccls. with hiah school
,esrses. directed hr = competent
esia,ipai and cesre Of teachers. se-
cot ling TO the office cs public roads.
United ssAse< department Of a.ricsl-
tuse.
On the other hand. In counties
which have improved their roads.
IN. .ehooIs arc easily reached. the
average attendance sreassf. the ef-
fi,ieacy largely Increased ssd econ.
oni, consolidation msae rceeiblc.
R.suls- attendance at school means
consi.sea, and regular growth of
both ~hcpi sad pupil. and ccNeo,ida.
',on cf schools means a maximum Of
efficiency At q minimum Of spe.
II is also noteworthy that there Is
a marked tendency for the .onsoli-
dated school to become the sociai and
intellectual center Of the community
Most modern rural school houses
arc so constructed A. to serve tbs
community ss gathering places fol
various tiaas ot public meetines, Aat
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AN ATTACK UPON THE COURTS

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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

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this 9. hraashs sb-.g; By using HER.
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in fine condition ssa restores that
clear. piah and white ,omsi.sisH so
much desired hr ladies sold hy ,hs
fiausmaa Drug Go.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

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Cs,sa rnyss l(ssi,as

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the leader .or sh. a,ternooas III.
ladies are cordially Invited.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
NEW york STOCK LIST

New York. April s.-elcee: Aaa'.
sama;ed copper 'sa: Americas suast
refining i."!; Aschiscasssf: Reai.
Ing 1854. southern Pacific extra =.
s.I: rnicn Pacific 1919. 4. =. steel
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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09

prissias o. every description neat
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Chfoaicie-Sess Job foope. samples
asa quotations oa request. tee tse
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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-09
MRS. bEiDEl
TELLS WOMEN
Hs~LsisaE aEPn'sleRsves-
stah1s coopssnd KapeHss
= Asaleh fse IL Yeass.

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Sasshiae Sseisty.

Til. regular bs.sae>s meeting OF
the ssnshiss -ociety si'i be hsia a
,h. korns sf Mr.. VIII Haislen- sf'
cels,sde avenue. FRIDAY afternoon at
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