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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

FOR CASH To reduce our
stock before taking annual in
ventory. These goods will be
delivered to any purchaser C.
o. D. or may be paid for at
our store.
Best Colorado Bran and
Shorts, per 100-pound sack,
'$1.55.
Fanciest recleaned Mixed
Oats, per 100 pounds, $1.75.
Seneca Insect Powder, large
.25-oent cans, IS cents.
Milo Maize or Kaffir Corn.
per 100 pounds, $l.95 Greg
ular price $2.25).
Celebrated international
Poultry Food, 50-cent pack
age only 90 cents.
Cotton Seed Meal and Cake.
per 100 pounds, $2.l0.
Kindly take advantage of
these prices before the stock
is sold out.
f. w. FEE
212-216 West Lead
Phone Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

entire country. Were he not no soon
would be criticized. Now. II may
happen that though patriotic 20 n
degree, there arc so:nc who actually
resent this lofty moral tone. II In
tcrfercs with the convincing Of the
interruptions, who would resent in
reference with their schemes TO tho
cStcn. ~ actual hostility, tho sort
who make their ends hy dishonesty.
They cannot realize thai moro could
be accomplished lcgitimately, but
they prefer the ways Of tho bad man
rather than tho good. Thcy seem Ca
think nothing n he attained other
than by fraud ana ~chicancry. But
the decent know better.
Did any president act ether than
81 record and benefit, how long
would they bc retained In office ?
AltoEcthca ns far as results. the
predecessors 81 Wilson have per-
formed their work in "a manner ia
rebound Ca tho credit Of themselves
and no apparent hurt 60 the country.
Tho only danger 60 the high Of
cials 81 the government lies IN the
ambition To succeed themselves.
Thcy may he tempted from tho hent-
en- path by listening 10 those who
may or may not he able to aid them
In tho direction which they would
wish 60 follow. To be led nstruy hy
sophistry and tho like "a positive cv-
idenco that their LOFTY sentiments
are mere platitudes with an sincerity
lacking. Regardless of politics the
head ~ the government has shown
that he e worthy " confidence. n
he can keep the personal element
under subsection nc will have % hct-
tor show to succeed TO the office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

royer transactions growing out Of
the Balkan and other eastern difh-
%culties; these provided for. the strain
relieved, Il viii turn again To the
United States for Investment oppor-
tunities.
The golden harvest In the United
states that has jus, begun will. w
think, more than compensate for any
golden outflow. An essential 10 their
welfare Is that the people OF the
United States shall realize their re-
sources and have confidence In the
future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
Making it Easy for
The President.

Crock Island. n. NJ, Tribune)
II Is a grand thing 10 have ideals
The president and Mr.. Bryan occa-
sionally show "A taste for these by
expressing themselves In lofty lam
guage thought to please. All will
recognize that the president must be
acting for the best interests of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble. use poan's
Ointment. 4 little OF II o. a long
way and Il Is safe for children, soc
a box az all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

Phone Z. Red Barn. al w. Copper
for hrst-class hacks and carriages.
w. l.. Trimbic a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04

on Saturday. July fth. store will
he closed. u. ". Fec.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
The Right Of Way

great passenger steamer Empress Ireland, down in
the st. Lawrence river by heavy steel collier
Not hair human head would have been
sacrificed if collier had anchored during the but the
captain claims that had the right Of way.
busy Fastening along the street in Chicago mad
Italian The latter drew etto plunged into
business and left him dying the sidewalk. When
his that he had the right Of
young girl New England month ago She
found amid dsrepube surroundings She had good home
nugn and loving mother but she hungered the glare
lights Refusing home with her parents brought
into court She defed all restraint declaring she of and there
foreha right way, s.. t,rg,.E<
Demagogues Legislative halls ampg rights
ing great industrial corporations simply
smashing that
prosperity When commerce. banking
and representative citizens protest the reply of the g
lative demagogue u.s. 81 have the right Of :"
persisted gulotne scafod
the
right 1.-THE right of CRATER
anarchist The
the of tainted money the manufacturer driven
lobbyist the railroads the verge
industry exled stopped
pail enpted while th right Of held
We patient people and tolerant patient but the
time will when patience will to be virtue when those
who responsible for this tempest Of disorder dgu unrest
called Aud IL will whrlwnd
God speed the dayl-Jom A. sleicher, in Leslie's.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
The Joys Of Dreamland

Humphrey his hurlesque of Q
bliss while having his
beauty paror unwtngy clue to the Of the
performances of the Democratic leaders since they have
into possession Of the federal government They all
the clouds They tasting the delights of Dfeamland
perfectly delighted with surroundings
everybody isn't delighted Their talk been
their legislation thoroughly praeticab
udiciou while their for the future
make the most hopeless theorist
There's word spoken in jest and the brilliant con
from Seattle has given theory by which be
Of the administration with enency
consequences would otherwise Justify In this Light the
trade ''watehful waiting
understandable II the President and the
members his cabinet dreaming how they be expected
going themf Mr. Humphrey
Of the u decreasing million dolars for
looks at him with expansive smile and sayshat while this
merely psychological. The from
Washington that millions Of idle freight
is told while this undoubted fact he
he wondn Z have called attention 70 H. He
TINT 100000 of work and ne todstn with
smilehat this is for the freedom OF trade
the leaders Of the continue
Damand What they whether
school keeps President slips around from
another denounng the putoeats and
assuring that he is almost socialist; the
secretary state making campaign speeches. is
circuit the secretary of the
having just wife, expected bother
annoying public queons Of the having
tell bateshp from furggd
fishing time of his life in junkeng from
while the of commecehe creator
properys touring the country and handing out
glorious thing while it lasts but this sort
riding its end and when the awakening and the
reckoning pity the old Democratic party
Philadelphia Inquirer ..' - -HsE+m q 1af.t.f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07

High Private standing
through courtesy the administration building tts
fAint scandaousf' he asked, lnrid
Language withnA THAT hockn you
in from the Majors Office Honest
them for bein You
odmes Of what
the supply an all
tin mp W just they bunch picked
army prize package about all these outfits ben stationed
here permanently fa4.AIFstf5
''Theu grand rush Headquarters Everybody that
fgun again changed his mind a hurry,
now they all want to back to Mcdowell for discharge fast
the FIST the transportation
All mnde when this deal OF So when
Of the bunch decides back they let
mold Fem they bad new order
an let EN- all Naturally that shoots the
omaneS all to pieces consequently all this Neat around headqusr
the they bulled those shafter they got
Of these straight Washington
home about March April Of this noised
an the fell for II like lot O. boobs stuck their hands
there kind of noise like goin' they said
Wewe stand another Of il, then we're to
back n bet they all down drownin their Hotel
street They stuck an they know it. The only
they is dough buy and the that
raised little while An If they do that
better do quick before the lid That's what happened
there every ody either gon the Hill buyin'
We just had laugh here o. this DEAL One Of the fel,
his buzzard yesterday and he gon He
went the hospital had his Identification
all he do today would hold
p his hand You he's four bitches in the old outfit But
when ne last evenn' he changed his mind quick
you got any them papers things you
Naturally the sergeant
he a had lot Of work for nothin' D., .r "a .ea, N
tswe, part game" concluded Jones ''You either
payin' game Anyhow we all be leaving
tempo, be nice TO the that come after u.s. 1 n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
Rice Heading for washington.

taking intense interest in noting the
Republican focking the standard OF
Charles candidate Delegate Con-
First believe Rice is the
among available who should be
second publicly suggest Rice
the position what ustifes
thing about Rice something years
the fact that only needed good
the to the big of the Rpub
that Rice the logical for the nomination
that Rice could be elected Those who did anything poll
tcay until else nodded agreed with in private but
disagreed strongly in public because the nod didn
come. t,H tas IN ~ -r.& Xxi . s.t.gEEt.
everybodys noddng sweeping things just
the Republican party Then be will
McCand by twice the majority with which
Rice will get q bigger majority
got He will practically solid vote
carry Maui by the regular Republican majority
McCandess, possibly by reduced
majority, with majority just the He win to Wash
said he would when first introduced him to the
Of the Territory Is potential candidate. as. 81,
Sunday election going to print this whole
thing ag. with head it saying ~ Told Yon So "
Rivenburgh hortuuraist fancy Escape
the but with
garden variety he has ahead
something Kapoan Park. When he gets little
great Of il, and he ought to
kokua his plan for swings for the Riddles
links for the daddies i also want to put in wd
for Why not few rustic abors ana with benches
ablesf Somewhere where could sit and sew while
while the Riddles swngng somewhere
where picnic lunch could be seryedf wv #.lat .t.a#
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
Nas.ysbaRdgc

Judge but that some doing lying very evil
However agreed figures and professed
establishment hearing that saloon Keeper who has
place. had been able TO make living for himself and
fifteen thousand dollars Of debts IN less than two years
saloon Keeper who short time working for
dollars and paying raising
told the commissioners that he had ~
for and then sold 1t at sxhousauddoa loss be-
could get little better location ~.
this thinking the learned
cultured have teaching schools and colleges for
what these saloon keepers told Of their
thought Of the needs OF the Lea Home In which
fact that the salvation Army home. the only
place children drunkards
Honolulu had homeless and motheess babes
necessary these innocent
forthcoming young boys present at
meeting license commission whose maximum
occupations would probably be than IF
dollars they that mueh and noted the
expressions their faces the talk Of the thousands that
andg the saloon bars.
tale Of the dollars there evidenced at that
meeting something has been going in liquor circles
probing than the commissioners appeared
give that time Very probably they only lay
preliminary groundwork for searching investigation into
Apparently there has been much covering the truth
applications made for licenses and Apparently
systematic attempt to hoodwnk the commission in
regard ownership Of the various saloons around the t II
presented Mt the meeting sample Of the whole
the whole Is pretty rotten
win int the matter and make clean
and there has been kuduggey punish the guilty
ones liquor being
mighty and the in the business
could be found for the trade IT. however the commits
duped by Of rksters the 1t
found the better for all concerned '.s 1885, &
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
!. Safety First

Few Other cities have done much Syracuse New
Pen led by committee Of the chamber
Automobile Club followed ne death of aighng
street who killed by moving automobile The WORK
was all done in month after the plan had
newspapersy OF COURSE Sent hand in generous
weaed WAY Schools churches hotels all Of civic organ
tons Boy scouts moving picture houses Catholic
Jewish religions organizations and churches motorcycle clubs
Parment stores labor organizations telegraph express
panies took part Indeed remarkable thing about this
was the p9apimits Of action.
The work consisted of advertising in street schools
ing picture houses stores hurche society meeting places
etc. The school superintendent the head
he whole campaign education its being
teach child in the
fty thousand copies Of booklet containing
mon rules of safety distributed in the
About hundred pnnapts bearing safety
placed by Boy Scouts automobiles
ordinances began the first day
Of Beember During the first week moving picture
eets They showed other things only wrong
Of ashtng from street but walking street
In the second week Of the sixty Boy paraded
the streets each carrying long star and lot cards
the Safety
Tsfr% serds We're given to the jay walker With their stats
corner policeman had signaled for vehicles.
hsd by varoa TO preach the new
also printed short collections Of safety first tabOd Signs
places publicity containing dialogue They were changed three
lines aMeek and the public lost interest in reading
had brass band and marched the high
meetings general safety agents Of the PENNSYLVANIA and Of
Just before the Christmas holidays megaphone
toned principal
the would bawl him erriGg
automobiles and motorcycles The active campaign ended with the
crossings not remOved They TO be kept for reminder
for a while ~. ..r
This account which we ondense from the magazine the
City the Of the But this
be y are not deaf and dumb and blind The
like it in thooughness undertaken elsewhere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
chronological,

The derivation Of Of English curious
Sincere" signifies literally without wax. The word is said
acquired meaning medieval the
furniture makers good material with
which stuff nail holes their Hence IL
table, chair other piece of household furniture offered
i guaranteed to be genuine From being simply
trade of limited application the the language
wider application and original lost ''sn
eere'' waxee although meaning of it the
The Idiot had origin
the original Greek IL signifies Owner Of
individual who self moth
ing but his IN the good old days in the individual
existed for the state The everything The lost
Each citizen the
altar his country. His time all devoted good his
country CoStvsm the ruling community affairs
Indiyidualsm did not exist. '..yt 4,
DIVORCED things
and knew nothing but the things
personal life his Fellow followed
idea dubbed him diot" The original
minded unpatriotic 49, .gHEI
original 'diot has three
starting political parties
today think of IT, the 1914
dreadfuly what
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
Small Talks

ALERT Z Jupp-"The psychological Of mind
hard times @S be- &c w ~suan that %rs ' Of logic
Fourth nov rule with Philadepna People began tax
powder burned every year since. nm
jim QU1NNTbis July have spent dur.
oe has S s. ys sS.se n the "1d The wireless
turns Of the horse Mani p. ~. n. 4. 40
~. w. MAcFARLANE-when our new Kah cannery is fully
equipped snarhnning smoothly will be
Is NJ f s H ON viii be handled entirely p machinery
EMIL Al BERNDTrhe Hawaii Promotion COMMITTEES Dt.nd.
every effort i having the progressive plans Park
be needs i the money We will try and raise this for him
SUPERINTENDENT BERTRAM RIvENBuRGH win a moder Z
Money knPpni Park could be made Of the
have planned for the Identification Of the
r. W. HETHERTNGToNf have built three new counerie Tor
Libby MNsl and Libby the years Our saerameS
ana Sy bagS S ds os nn " n the % libby
houses plantations farms and other establishments Alaska
COL. sPALD1NG-I produced sugar at two and a
half cents pound and do again and make money
Il m S' Susssd ra oSr into "Ts to me S S
sny sd NJ the s Of the but
eEoRGE AsMos-Take il from me, the new Greek battle
ships Idaho and Mississippi win dispose Of the os%an the
kind Of baeshs that are built Sy the Unted stae and
body win now gta chance them handled by
Il Z MtcANDLEss The Democrat. coming
yop viii them coming out by the hundreds. getting
en club officers county and territorial committeeman As
as the committeeman elected party
form ANNOUNCEMENTS Of the various candidates will then follow
R. Al JoRDANoi adviees York are that the de-
mand for Sea Ishd earavonniea
Of demand Is undoubtedly changes fashions
wide substitution silks
Of femine apparel The carrying
lot Of experiments with the ongtape
going back TO the ordinary hortap upland eotton in
their textile mills 2s safas
s. OBA shipped three bales through
of the Honolulu got debit bill
sxtyfve out bf it, The included
labor IS per cent ofrhe selling price, carriage 25
And wharfage 70 per cent? ginning Such minor items
marine insurance FIRE insurance. Weighing banking
sion ate the balance The
and did not charge anything for their services The
Y small farmer gS'hard 44a
~ ID: MeINERNYwe have up all
oughy informed oil there is in all
Is nothing makes trip
and then have his next neghbor
visited famous spot that just around the
have to acknowledge that he MT When people visit
strange land they want TO see something day, We
Ahat pytne hands, and he would not have
TO visit the same place twice. sSs- tts IN r rE
JONATHAN sHAwThe Ppnahon boys girls are having
their vacation but begins
say 80 o. K The story when visitor was going
througha hospital he noticed that bed
tT., letter,
labeled go % K The
for the Diseases the would know what medicines
''T BIT meant Tuberculosis; 3D. diabetes;
for typhoid 60 O. K," he said God Only
i kpows"R s1t IT'D 90 a #s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
Ten Commandments for Girls

Fir-Thou shalt not myself the fairst alive,
Mort thirty thou only twenty-five,
i with win their hearts III pay
OF is the maiden of today.
Thrl-Go light talcum before they re sweet sixteen,
girls till they look like Marc"ne
Fouhf thou should day find thy hair Is growing thin,
shalt sport the ugtai of Chinese mandarin.
Ffth-lf hdigestion's blight upon thy life should
Parake Of liquid pepsin, thou shalt not chew gum.
SixtlThou shalt thy foot into shoe
That ought o he a number but is number two.
should st love to gloa
spend politics il thou would st day
Eghth--ThOn shalt gossip. give to tale
female Of species would be better off IN Jail
Nrth-Don Z act the clnging vine when visitors in,
nj lead o bargain rush to buy patry pin.
Frnth-isst tbv her dor i he incin.H
The anal of the lover is the angel of the home.
"T".|...'-' Chattanooga Tmes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
The Plowman

In all the story of the world of man F. y. 1f"3
Who blazed the way to greater, better thngsf 5agt
Who stopped the long migration of wild men, . stf
And set the noble task Of building human honest ID
The learned reclusei The forum teacherf ' s..'. -
The poet singert The soldier, yoyager, ,.-. 81
Our rulerl Twas of this proud live. " .e..y.
The man who digged the ground foretold the destiny
OF men. Twas he made anchor for the heart;
Gave meaning the hearthstoDe and the birthplace,
And planted vine and fig tree at the door.
He made e en nations possible! Aye, when H. ~.
With his stone axe he made hoe, he carved, Il a "fg
Unwilngly, the scepter Of the world.
The steps by which the multitude have climbed .@ ID
Were all rough.hewn by this base Implement, u.
In its rude path have followed all the minor ~ i
Arts Of men: Iark, back along the centuries ~
And hear its march the continents, SEA .E.N
From to zone, all around the bonnteous world,
The man whose skill makes rich the barren field,
And causes grass to grow, and howers to blow, 4.
And fruits to ripen and grain turn to gold
That man is king Long live the King
MRS. J. X! HUDSON. &. Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
Bilgewater Bill Agin' It.

Blgewaer BILL champion siurian, waterfront
kicker against things they who ago
dulged the pilots
which he called dove cote again peevedh time about the
Kah habor project On general principles Blgewaer
Improvements because they tend TO dso the
mating herishes of the old when
of effort F.. /.
the ripping landscape for the
letting in mS4ihU Nd asked friend who thought the Kalh
channel thing
build another the harbOr dig basement in II
II have be nnn upstairs gon down cellar all the
to aboard ship What they go to do with fishermen
when they goudge out that aewayi We've been kicked around
mother commercial
got busy here In Honolulu and sPose they expect to hunt
another bar to beach boats I'm for
but I'm ag inst IL when il lot of trouble
fishermen who been dom business this bay for thirty
hepn feed the city build seagOn
Gimme the good oil times when had stability long this front
anchored fleet place wouldn
big put
the bay .n-.''t' 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
Liquid Sunshine

Pacific = emerald gem, Oahu bright
Looks 'er the vast expanse of rolling water .1'
That kisses her feet, and calls her Oceans daughter
Her mountains crowned and bathed in golden light
Above the Pail, paint the wondrous sight Gill.
OF rugged peaks, of sea, and sleeping land;
The place where fell the Island IS ancient band
OF thousand heroes driven of that height
Today, when rain clouds kiss the mountain crest
They turn to liquid sunshine for the dead
Brightly misty drops, for glory of the West
Caress their lonely, tropie, mountain Sed.
Yea, lives of men ever greatly blessed
When tears aud laughter together wed,
II ..@#. r.." Henry Coolidge Adams
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-07
High Finance t in the Saloon Trade.

sat at the meeting of the board of license commissioners last
week aud listened tale of high finance that
the why stay 10 business that
they know is not only degrading the they have
hut degrading to themselves much there
various
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-01-08

de parentesis, sus ojos de lechu-
"a medic dormida.
All, pero 81 su permanencia en-
ell poder ha de traernos a la larga
la tranGuilidad que necesitamos;
81 su salida de Mexico ha de ser
ell triunfo de la idea %saiona sobre
Ia idea latina; 81 la realization de
los ideales de Woodrow ha de ser
la ignominia de nuestra patrla,
entonces, ion! entonces.
brrrrrr, que no Sc salga, que per-
manezca, que Sc quede, que no
ahueque ell ala, que Sc siga po-
niendo de fierro malo y que no Sc
dele trepar a nadie, para que Ia
idea latina triunfe sobre Ia idea
sajona, para que nuestra patria
no caiga en- la %ignominia, que pa
"a los mexicanos, antes que Ia
salud de I'm extrano, esta la sa-
lud de Mexico.
Y ojala que la huertitis de Mr..
Wilson termine pronto, pero tam
bien que para nosotros Sc salve Ia
situaci6n. Viva Mexico!
Tararfn, tararin, tarararfn, tan
tan
Tararan, tararan, tararan, tan
tan
Tararan, tararan, tararan, tan
Tararfn, tararfn, tarararfn
iTun!
(M15ica de Nun6.)
PIPO.