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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
WAS TRAGIC YEAR.

The year 1918 In the world at largc
was marked by many dark and
bloody deeds
The number OF demonstrations dur
ing the twelve months was unusual.
Many eminent men met death az the
hands 81 the dagger. revolver or
poison. The year was also marked
by the death Of distinguished men
from natural causes. The Grim
Reaper" WIS more than over active.
The demonstrations which attracted
tho most attention In the United
states were those by which Francisco
Madero ana Pine suareg, president
and vice president. respectively Of
Mexico, lost their lives and Mexico
has been In n turmoil ever since.
Among others 20 fan by an aasas-
sims hand were King George Of
Greece; Maxim Pasha, commander
in-chlef Of tho Turkish army in the
Balkan wal: Mahmoud shefket Pa
sha. grand vizier OF Turkey; Tewhk
Pasha. famous Turkish diplomat;
Manuel Araujo. president OF Salvador
and Tancrede Aususte, president Of
Hayti.
10 enumerate the famous people
who died in i913 would be tedious.
The following are a few OF them: J
Pierpont Morgan, finaneier; dowaser
empress Of China: Field Marshal Sir
Garnet wolseley, British soldier
shefset Pashn, Turkish statesman
and Alfred Austin, poet laureate Of
England.
The year 1918 will Ions be remem-
bered for the number OF strong ana
able men who died.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
SANTA IE OPTICIANS LOOK
AT WICII NESIII.A VALLEY

Las cruces. ~ NJ, Jan. The
industrial promoters of the Atchison,
Topeka A santa Re Railroad COM
puny visited Las cruces and vicinity
Yesterday and left IN the evening for
VI paso.
AZ 10 o'clock Ina the armory these
officials We're greeted by "a represent
alive body OF citizens from Las Cruz
ccs and the valley The meeting
was called To order by Mark n.
Thompson, who presided during the
entire evening. Aftcr few intro
ductory remarks boy the chairman, q.
g.. Dana, of chicago. Industrial COM
/ missioner OF the santa Ne company,
was introduced and spoke az lcngth.
7 He stated that the object of the visit
OF the santa Re officials was o. get
acquainted with the people of Las
b Cruces and the valleys and learn from
them In what way the santa Re, can
/ help further their interests lie as
sured the audience Of President Rip
, lcy's plan 10 cooperate 90 the fullest
extent with the producers In the san
ga Re territory and that the visit 81
! the officials To this section was in
keeping with that policy.
Tclis OF Roads Obey.
He spoke of the policy Of the santa
Fe railroad being twofold-ihe do
velopment of the natural resources
and the location OF industries In Sec
lions through which the company
lines pas In speaking OF the min
ernl resources Mr.. Dana stated that
the Santa Fo desires samples OF min
oral deposits which are tributary "a
rs line. The company employs q
chemist 20 whom such mineral sam
pies can be submitted and will be-
ana lived free 81 charge.
! Mr. Dana had not visited this soc.
tlon Tor three years ard was agree
ably surprised 10 see the great de-
yelopment which NAE taken place
during his absence. LAS Cruces has
taken ON city airs" said he. II would
like to live here"
! The next speaker was J. T. FARRELL
Of Topeka, Kan. who Ia publlcity
agent for the santa Fe. lie assured
the audience that the Interests OF tho
| Santa Re and the producers aiOur
its lines are mutual ana that the SAM
"a ne ia anxious 90 co-npprnte in ghe
development and that their mission
ON this visit was TO ascertain from
those assembled and gt similar meet
ings in what the Santa Fo can lend
aasislance and stated that they were
sent mere as investigators
Ia response 20 Ar. larrells roquoa'
a number OF business men OF Las
iCruces and ranchmen spoke and por.
trayed 90 the officials some needs q
further the development in 'he val
lcys, One thing mentioned was D
farm demonstration, whose service.
would be appreciated by all but espe'
cialiy by newcomers IN the valley
many 81 wnom are unacquninted VIII
oonditions here various kinds of sol
and the art of irrigating.
| MIR. Dana In HIS remarks suggested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
THE SWORD N TnE ARMY.

Reports have II that the United
States wnr department is about to do
away with the use Of tho sword in
the army The proposition has been
mooied several times IN the past but
opinion as tu the cxpcdiency of the
move has never been sufficiently ea-
inhllnhcd 40 put d into effect
II is questionable whether the aho-
lltion OF this sido-arn win rebound
20 the benefit Of the service. for while
its uselossncss ~ admitted, there Is an
atmosphere Of chlynlry and an ASSOC
citation Of glory attached 10 the weap-
ON that induces many young men
90 enter West Point or 10 aspire "a
nhouldor straps.
There Is a significant history be-
longing 10 the sword that surrounds
IL with a halo Ia the eyes % soldier
n Is the only primitive war acoou'
tremont that has not made way foi
something better The battle-ax, hal
herd, cross-boW, spear, pike and ever
the lance have an gone their way ans
been superseded by Improved IRE
arms white the sword remains prao
ticaily ar u was thousands Of year
ago, This can only mean tim, th'
sword represents an idea. u Is NOR
81 symbol than an implement %
use. The Birmingham Age- iierai'
has the following brief fof the sword
Tho arms horn by the warriors o
old which have been retired 20 max
way tor improved devices were th'
aocoutremen's Of warfare born by ~
rank ana me, the nghting men, ~
men behind the guns as IL we're AM
the men upon whom the outcome o
the battle in great measure depend
ed. The sword typihes command
gienallses authority and hence 10 en-
chantment n B 10 the army VIVA
che mace b 10 legislative body, a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

the establishing Of n condensed milk
plant here but being informed thnt
a canning factory for las Cruces II
To- be- built. the stock already being
auhgcrihcd chiefly by local people the
Santa We visitors promised that they
would interest the santa Fc in find
ing a market for the products Of the
Las Cruces factory
Visits state College
The santa We visitors we're taken
In the morning for an auto trip north
of Las Cruces After lunch at Hotel
Don Bernardo, tho visitors went by
auto TO visit the orchard districts in
the vicinity of Mesilla and state COL
legc. AZ the latter place q meeting
was held with George iadd, president
Of the 4. and NJ. college, 60 discuss
matters IN connection with greater
cooperation between the santa Re
and the college.
The officials were taken 90 che de-
pot az Meslila Park, whore they went
In superintendent Summers private
car "a Ei paso.
They win return hy auto 20 An
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
: WHO Is ON THE LORDS
= SIDEf


Editor Evening Herald
Then said he also TO him that babe
him, When thou makest dinner or
a supper call not thy friends nor thy
brethren. neither thy kinsmen nor
thy rich neighbors lest they also Old
thee again and a recompeuse be made
thee. But when thou makest feast
cnW the poor, the maimed. the lame
the blind. and thou shall be hlest for
they cannot recompense thee for thou
shall be reeonpensed al the reaurrec-
tlon of tho just
These are the words 81 Christ
CLuko 1912. rs, if while at we'd
ding when he observed how the pco'
Pie sought the best rooms In View
of the foregoing az the beginning 81
the New Year Il n pertinent 20 ask
who IL on the Lords alde2 How many
churches or church going people IN
Albuquerque have Toasted the poor
30 not the churches Invite those who
are able 20 pay cash for the meal and
do not private individuals invite kin
drod friends and rich negihbors who
are able in return 20 feast them. Re-
member that those who feast the pool
ana only those are 20 he blessed al
tho resurrection az the just.
Who Il on the Bord's slider
N. w. HIGGINS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
GOOD LUCK.

Tho socorro Chicftain, one OF tho
old standby New Mexico weeklies
which never shows signs Of age, says
in starting 1914;
In parting with the old year we
want 20 thank our readers FOR the
very liberal patronage bestowed and
the encouraging words received for
our paper. We promise you that
during 1914 tho paper viii take no
step backward. ana viii come 20 your
nreslde each week filled with words
~ encouragement and good cheer
our encouragement has been aufi-
client 60 stimulate us to greater Of
forts and we promise our readers
that like wine we have improved with
age. and during 1914 the chieftain
VIII be- more helpful and cheerina
than Il has been In tho past and We
hope will ina a welcome TO manS
new fresides. II you have a friend
or acquaintance who IA not n SUB
soriher. speak a good word for th'
local paper, In conclusion. may yot
during the new year know more OF
sunshine than Of clouds and may W.
an from tho child with the colder
ourls 10 the man with the silvore'
Locke. alike cryi "Glory TO God In tbs
highest. ana peace on earth, goo'
will toward men"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

bishops rine 60 the cicrgy, the Eon-
Talon to the tubesinen. the cross 90
the Christian.
Then aeain unless we except those
Vlking herocs of semi NEUROLOGICAL
age. the sword was exclusively the
weapon aud companion of the knighi
tho leBdCr. the nohlemau, the kinE,
aud to D. became attached all the
honor the galsntrv the majesty.
even the divinity that companions
royalty and attends the hero. % De-
sacred not Tor Itself but Tor that
which 30 represents and Hymbolizes.
To abolish the sword would be- Co de-
prive military service OF much ot lta
glamour and glor, ana Co. that extent
rob the army of its nerve. bee onthus'
lasm and 1s efficiency
This may all bee pure romance, b.,
romance constitutes nine-tcnths oi
lifc and under the influence Of its
sentiment some of the most darine
deeds OF prowcss have been executed
Inspiration drawn from mental Vi
slons of Arthur. Roland. the cid and
Charlomarne are not 20 boz dcprcciat-
cd and iho sword To- ns potent and
def In depicting such visions
upon the mind of man NJ the brush
ls facile In fashioainE them upon can
vas Let the sword remain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
rim TAN srrt ALTON.

a prominent Albuquerque business
man recently completed plans Tor %
handsome modern building ia the
business district AFTER % little lnvos-
iiFhtion of the taxation situation hc
decided not o. build
%, figured out without much ana
Guilty that u would require az least
two months income from his build
Ink ouch and every year Go pay the
taxes Sound business sense has con-
WINGED him that under such condi-
lions there is no money In owning
and keeping up improved property iu
the murcaniilc section
a number OF small residence prop.
orty owners snlaried men who own
their own small homes have been
heard 90 express their intention 60
sell as soon ns possible. - they find
IL cheaper 60 rent than 10 own their
homes and keep up the taxes
n Ia understood that. for instance,
"a we'll known county citizen, an ofn-
cini 81 the county In fact. owns a
large area Of land across the river,
whose purchase price might be placed
90 $50 to tioO per acre. ana that he
b. ussoEed M $1,000. f.arge sheen
owners In tho county bear an equally
disproportlonate share Of the burden
Of taxation. In short, It r. pointed
out that property in Albuquerque
practically pays the taxes for the
county.
business men are not enthusiastic
about paying their taxes this year.
Any reasonable excuse II enough "a
make their collection difficult. The
situation In further complicated by
the lmbrogllo between the governor,
attorney general, travelling auditor
and board OF equalization.
The state officials differ regardine
tho period for which penalty shall be
charged delinquents whose delin-
auoncy is the fault Of the tax officials.
Important controversies regarding
taxation urs yet TO be settled by the
courts. With no adequate new ma
chincry for taxation proyidcd--fol.
lowing $4,000 statewide study Gu
of conditions commissioners
are doing the best they can with old
machinery.
The MIDDLE Is not one calculated
% make New MEXICO and especially
Albuquerque property owners look
particularly enthusiastic.
II the state government has taken
any orderly. wise and efficient steps
Go place tho taxation system Of New
Mexico on an equitable and sensible
ana reasonable basis, we should be
Interested IN having them olucidated
81 tho counties are 10 blame W
should like to have their ouipabilit,
thoroughly explained. And " Gov
ernor W. c. Mcdonald can Suggest
any remedy for the present situation
the people OF New Mexico viii listeI
20 his suggestion with intense inter
est ,~.a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Jnmaica, y. ". says; sample Of Mus
tcrole was received and have found
Il very satisfactory indeed. Produces
quick results. and az you speak of IL.
no blister"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
JA6O PIerus.

SPEAKING Of WARNS" and "Chi-
warwur b certainly would give some
~ our Mexico friends the coliywob-
bles 10 hear some people We know
pronounce the names.
o.
GEORGE BERNARD shaw has
told England and Germany how to
live IN peace. ana Europe is happy.
Probably the Monroe doctrine keeps
him from solving the MoNicun prob
lem.
o
Snow rs LOWER Regions Like
d." reads 90 New York headline. can
20 he possible that the weather man
BE- Infringing even upon the domain
of old Nick2
D.
THE CONVENTION of retail gro-
Gers has had no difficulty fixing re-
sponsibiliiv TOR the hish cost OF llving.
Yes. same old plnoo.-on the consum-
err.
o
Adapted
n BE- easy enough tn look pleasant
when you're square with the world.
ana 10 grin,
iut the man worth while
H. the man who can smile
on the day when the bills come IN.
Houston Post.
%
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Roswell business men, NJ shown by
the foregoing telegram. are going 60
boost hard for the new Farmington-
Albuquerque Roswell railroad.
A meeting was held In the CONNER
clal club rooms 20 hear the report Of
Judge Granville a. Richardson, who
has been In close contact with the
promoters. and who maoe trip TO
Chicago with Mr., Green, the pro-
moter, about the road.
Judge richardson said That the
plan for the extension looked very
favorable. Mr.. Green and associates
had arranged for 2i2,0o0,000 from
he French capitalists, ti50,000 was
due January ist and The Same
amount each month till paid out, eN-
cepting In August OF each year
A wire was received asking that the
Roswell Commercial clBb name two
directors from It's membership 20 act
az directors In the Gulf, New Mexico
and Pacific railroad. Al this meeting
OF the Commercial club directors held
later Ia the day r.. A. Cahoon and
CLARK u Diliey were named directors.
The foregoing teicgram was sent 10
Mr.. Green last night telling 81 the
action of Roswell.
The subscription has been prepared
and adopted and committee com
posed OF John Rhea, j. r. Hinkle, u.
| II. Bell. Clark y. Dilley ana James
IC. Hamilton, was named TO get ousy
nj once and secure the subscriptions.
| The exact amount what Roswell
/ Il Il
clded. The matter OF terminals
shops, etc. IL not taken up yet either
until further developments.
The subscription papers viii read
as follows;
subscription 20 the Gulf. New Mex
leo and Pacific Railroad company
! Roswell. New Mexico, Januery 8, 1914
whereas, the Gulf New Mexico and
Pacific Railroad company has been
re, entity organized for the purpose OF
purchasing the New Mexico Central
Railroad company and constructing q
line az railroad from Moriarty in the
County Of Torrance o. he city % Al
buquerque and branch 20 tho hn'
gan coal fields, and also 10 have the
present New Mexico central railroad
extending from the town Of Torrance
In the county OF Torrance by the moal
feasible route to and INTO the city Of
Roswell In the county " Chavos, and
also b. building a line 81 raalroad
from the city 0f Albuquerque 90 the
town OF Pennington boz the county OF
San Juan; ana,
whereas the undcrdgned realize
that great benent VIII result and %
derived IN having said Hines OF rail
road constructed ana IRE willing q
aid the said railroad eompany In ms
construction thereof
Now. Therefore, the undersigned
citizens OF the city 0f Roswell ana ih'
county Of Chayes. in Consideration oil
the benefits 20 be derived fsom th'
construction OF the said lines of ran
road, and IN consideration OF the sun
OF one Dollar 10 each Of % In han,
paid by the Gulf New Mexico and
Pacific Railroad companN tho TO
ceipt whereof Il hereby acknoWicdged
do each OF us hereby subscribe IN
amount set opposite our names below
10 aid IN the construction 81 said line
Of railroad, and hereby promise q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

mussed zap when you
can so easily relieve
that pain ~ soreness
with "a little clean.
white MUsTEHOLE.
MUST ROLE l.
made OF pure on az
mustard and other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

helpful ingredients. combined IN the
form 81 pleasant white ointment
u takes the place Of the out-of- date
mustard plaster, ana viii not blister
MCSTERoLE sivcs instant relief
from Sore Throat bronchitis. Tonsil-
ius Group. srn Seek. Asthma, Nou-
rnlgla Headache. Connection, pieur-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Accept no gubsti-
tute. ~ your drug
slst cannot supply YOU.
send 25c az soc 90 the
MrsTEROLE Com
pany. Cleveland, Ohio,
and we will mail yoJs
O. jar postaEe prepaid.
Or. NJ. NJ KittCll,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

isy. rheumatism. Lumbaeo, r ms and
Aches Of the Back and Joints. sprains,
Sore Muscles. Bruises Chilhlains.
Frosted Feet. Colds of the chest 90
prevents pneumOnial.
Al your drureists. In 2ic and soc
Jars. and spectral Iarrc hospital -ix''
Tor s2.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Roswell Business Men
Endorse New Railroad

Commercial Club After Enthusiastic Meeting Wires PROMO
ter Of Gulf, New Mexico and Pacific Pledging Moral
and Financial Support of PecOs Valley Metropolis to
Proposed Road Santa Fe Will Aid in Development
of Mesilla Valley, Officials Declare
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Especial Correspondents e. she Herald
Roswell, y. NJ, Jan. 5. I
. Mr. Herbert Green
. l37 Ia sale ST.,
Chicago, H.
= Roswell Commercial club AT
= an enthusiastic meeting held
. this morning endorsed the pro- I
. posed construction of Gulf. New
. Mexico and Pacific railroad as
. outlined 10y Honorable @. a.
. richardson and pledged thdir .
. moral support 60 aid promoters
. in every possible way ns well az
. financial support 90 the ability
. uf our citizens. Definite amount I
. To d. determined az early date. I
y ROSWELL COMMERCIAL
. CLUB.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Phone 3. Red barn. sll W. Copper
FOR flrst-clsss hacks and carriages
w. T.. Trimbie & Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
The Rad Fact.
The FlIrtr Thlne

Col. Judd Mortimer Lewis, ~ the
Houston Post. wiring on Christmas
Day. stated that he was so happy he
would like ia kiss everyone" Hous-
ton egg-nog r. surely rich, rare ana
racy.-Lec Rountree. In Georgetown
Commercial
And Judging from the counterfeit
nrcsentment with which the Hous-
ton Posts editorial northeast corner
rs I'D time adorned. The gentleman
has a bald head ana appears % be
wen enough along In wears 20 be past
such deprayity.
THE MAN WHOSE speciality r.
making excuses never mnkos much
else.
-D-
NOR rs THE Hl0H cost ~ beef
Zonobia, duf 10 the enormous guam
tity Of veal II takes to feed the prodi-
gal sons
-
WHEN a MAN says he a. going "a
be perfectly frank" with YOU Il mere
~ means that It doesn't make any
difference 90 him whether YOU sel
sore or not IF. n. J.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!

There's 90 sense in mixing up a
mess of mustard. flour and water and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

itching, torturing skin eruptions
dianplro. annoy. drive one wild
noan's Ointment b. praised FOR its
good work. soc az all drug stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Many ills come from impure
blood Can't have pure blood with
faulty digestion. lazy liver and slug
gish bowels Burdock Blood Bltters
a recommended for STRENGTHENING
stomach, bowels ana liver and puri-
fying the blood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Open nisht and dav Trimhle's liv-
cry. Red Harm, al W. Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

thony. whore big meeting will be
held In the interests Ut the lower east
and west sides OF the Mesilla valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08

Try HERALD want ads, they
bring results.
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wATcu THIS SPACE

o.. .... ....... ...... o.. 81. o..
o
NOW IF you are through watching
10 We wih go ON with our rnt-kiliinE'
o
WE ONLY wanted you to watch u
go We could scc YOU look blank.
D.
THE TANGO tea. Miriam, Is not
the kind OF tea that mother used TO
make.
TT rs KINDLY explained-and we
wish 20 explain our thanlSs--that the
difference between split skirt and
a slit skirt ~ that the one IN ripped
and the other II ripping.
d
SIMPLY ripping, old Top.
d
WHILE THE road TO that place
we mentioned Is paved with good In
tcntions. II 10 sprinkled also. we may
state by the Water wagon.
D.
~ THIS DIsCoNNECTION we
publish horons and herewith the fol-
lowing schedule az PROMULGATED by
the Detroit Free Press:
stops for Water Wagon
The birth OF somohodv's baby
Somebody wedding
Somebody's birthday.
Somebody promotion
Somebody's inheritance.
Somebody's new suit.
Somebody's return.
A. L. a 40
are lot of flag stations and water
Ing stations with which you are All
doubtless familiar And once In "a
while Il gets a hot-box.
o.
SURE. we are lust NJ tired Of tina,
New Years CUFF about the Water
wagon as you are. But what ia a
fcller "a do2
THE FELLOW who called Il th'
Indignant sick" wasn't so far on
Judging from the way o. fair Cit
and county are caring for the pov
orty-stricken tuberculara.
o.
THE SUN" OF Irvine. Kentucky
reports the fact that Amos Williams
snirteen-yenr-old son killed yellow
rabbit Alcoholic specialists viii b,
much Interested in this new phase OF
J the effects Of the mint julep.
O.
The Ilald Fart.
The Vicar; why don't YOU coml
your hair before coming TO SCHOOL,
The Boy. Haven't got no ccmb
sir"
The Vicar: why don't you ua'
your fathers comh2"
The Boy; Father hasn't got M
comb. sir"
The Vicar; "weil, how does you
father coinh HIS hair, theni"
The Boy; Father hasn't got M
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1914-04-28
GROUP RELIEVED In
FIFTEEN MINUTES
Heavy Sentences.

Memphis, Tenn, April 27.-J. j.
Persica and j. P. Lynch, proprietors
of the Park Hotel, were fined $50
each and sentenced to the work
house for six months by the chance
ry court Saturday for liquor selling.
Grand jury evidence was presented
against the Hotel Gayoso, the Hotel
Chisca and the Peabody Hotel and
more than a score of others. Judge
Jesse Edgington sentenced one man
to the workhouse for liquor selling
and another pleaded guilty and will
be sentenced as soon as members Of
his family, who are seriously sick,
are we'll enough to permit him to
leave home.