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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
SHIPS TYPEWRITERS
TO THE FROZEN NORTH

Edmonton. Alta, March 2O.-L
Cornwall Fraser, a member of the
tribe of blonde Eskimus iVing az the
mouth of the Maskcnzic river In the
18th parallel OF latitude. has com
missloncd "a local trading company 20
shin a t~ypewriting machine. with the
latest approved attachments. 60 his
hut on the roo of the earth. 2.209
miles north OF Edmonton Fraser.
who BE- q trappcr. hunter and path
Hinder, was educated ln an English
mission school nt Poin. Barrow. n
uf the northern outpusts. lie has
never been south OF the G5th Itfal-
lei, inside the Arctic circle Ofncers
OF the trading companies operating
in the district o port he D. one OF tho
best posted men in the far north
country. He speaks n writes the
English language flueutly. and Is la
miliar with conditions and annirg
throughout Canada. the United States
and Europe, az the result at wide and
varied reading OF newspapers and
magazines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
MINING CAMP COOK
FALLS HEIR TO A
FORTUNE OF $400, 600

Edmonton, Alta. March co.
Jack" HAMMER was % cook for $50
miners at a coal camp IN tho Poca-
houtas district. west of Edmonton,
until Yesterday. his wages being $50
a month and found. today he is Ia "a
position To sign "a check for anywhere
from Sf0O O0O q $3.50. coo. loft to him
by Il long forgotten relative. who died
recently iu Glasgow. scotland. Ham
Der b. in Edmonton arranging for "a
trip 20 ihc land OF tho baEpipcs and
heather, saying he viii becomc "a
mime operator upon hits return To Ccn-
trail Alberta, mex summer. There's
a lRssie IN scotland who will be glad
when she learns that our drcam 81 "a
homo IN the foothills Of the Canadian
liuckics lH about Go hc realized" he
said. "i am going owe especially te
tell her the good newg and she VII
return with me as Mrs Hambcr.
Probably nay mother viii luin US. if
not. | shall arrange matters 80 lhat
b viii be- comfortable the rest OF
her life. More than that nnnot say
this time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
ONLY ONE TICKET
IN LAS VEGAS
CITY ELECTION
Democrats and Republicans
Get Together and Agree on
Men Who Shall Hold City
Offices.
Especial corrs-ponaspe. to the herald,

IEuffNaN AbtNNAENNNNNfF W " HrAaNol
East Las Vegas. \ NJ. March 10.
- Democrats and Republicans OF Las
Vegas. determined 20 DO away with
partisan fceling Ia city affairs aud
to get The ,--st men for the city Off
COS with the least expense and
trnlhlc. have agreed to got together
and place % ticket in the fitld tpr
the election of April : to which
both parties agree
Sometime ago the Democratic city
central committee appointed a sub
committee composed of Geo a. Hun
kcr g ~ Douglas David H. condor
and william g pgle Go confer with
O. SIMILAR suh-cummlttce of the Re
publican CITY organization for the
purpose of diScussiuE thc advisable.
itv OF putting a fusion ticket IN the
field for the citN election 4 short
time iutcr tho Republican city COM
committee to meet ne Democratic
suh-cummUtcr. Herbert IS Clark.
Harrv w Kelly. h. j. McWcnic ana
NJ NJ radEeti
The two committees mot Yesterday
afternoon and deridcd to report 10
tho central committee hot they had
nrrcod upnu % clty ticket 20 be a.
vidcd as follows. Republicans 10
haNc Tho foavor ava two ~ tho fnur
CITY councilmcn. Democrats to hhye
ritv clerk and tronsurcr and two ~
tho four Cnunrilmcp " tho citv
central committees ~ each marty
nrrce 20 this arrangement % wilt he
recommend o. iho rifv conventions
- tho two n0~'ica whom iheV woet.
ipto fhi4 month 49," tcu oonvcn-
'lona hrinr 1rrcenhlc So tho uian
eaoh viii mick ort th- c%nndidptcs as-
fi~rnd tn 10 o0a -a'ifv tho selections
~ their s~anvartir~
ccirrt rrtstec Gitce
Nnvor " = Tnupcrt Yesterday ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
Ugly Sores
Quickly BaniShed
You Marvel How Worst Skin
Eruptions Disappear as Result
Of Famous Remedy

" ron should meet anyone vanishing a
sore With a greasy ointment, your beat ad
vice Wouid b. 10 cult such things and
attend to the blood.
TO successfully aght any blood trouble,
some cruptiVe skin dlseasc-cail "a cezeula,
lupus. psoriasis. malaria or scrofula-gst
yuur blood under the Influence of \. \ =.
IL Is one % those rare medical forces which
act IN the blood with the same degree Of
certainty that is found IN Ell natural ten.
dcnCies. The manner ln which Il dominates
and controls the mysterious trausfercnce
Of rich. red. pure %arterial blood, Tor the
diseased yenous blood Is marvellous.
tut through every skin pore acids, germs
and other blood impurities are forced In
she form OF Invisible yapnr The bowels,
Kidneys, bladder and al emunciories Of The
body are mRrshalied into q hghilng force
60 c1pei every vestiss Of eruptive disease.
There Il scarcely d community anywhere
but what has ~ living example % me
wonderful curative effects ~ n. n = Get
= bottle Of this famous remedy to-day. and
n your case 10 stubborn or peculiar. write
90 the swift specific Co, 2i6 swift Bldg,
Atlanta. Ga.
10 not permit anyone 10 tam you into
some useless c0mpoand they put up A. a
substitute for :. 4, $, No honest druEgist
Will DO this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
IF YOU AR A
D RINKINC MAN

You had better stop at once or you n
lose your job. Every line uf business Is
closing ~ doors % Drinking men.
u may he your tnrn neAt. by the aid
Of ORRlNE thousands Of men have heen
restored to lives of sobriety aud mdustr,
We are 50 sure that ORRiNE will bene.
III you that We say IA you that II after
a trial YOU fail 10 get any benefit from
is use, youT money will be refunded.
When you stop g Drinking, think OF
the money you'll save; besides. soler
men are worth more to their employers
and get higher wages
Costs only si.OO a boz. We have an
Interesting booklet about OkRlNE that
We are giving away free on request. Call
ut our siorc aud talk il over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

There D. nothing more Encouraging
than "a chronic disorder of the stom
pch. o. ID not surprising that many
suffer Tor years with such au ailmcnt
whom n permanent cure Ca within their
each and may he had for e trine p
About one year ago. SAYS = II.
Flock. Of Wakelre. Mich. y bought re-
packaEc of Chambcrlain's Tablets and
since using them : hive felt perfect
o. we'll. hnd previously used N
number Of different medicines. hut
nou Of them we're OF N lasting hen-
eft. For sale by all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
WILL
HAVE VAST SHOW
AT SAN FRANCISCO

san Francisco. March 20. More
q.00O SQUARE feet OF space nave
been reserved Cor the Argentine farm
crs IN the Palace OF Agrltultutc the
larger part OF which will Doe devoted
10 the exhibition % wheat and corn.
Argcntlnn exports more chilled meat
and more corn han WnN other cuun-
trv in the world. its wheat pfudut-
tion A. send only to that ui Russia
and wool second uniy To Ausittllh.
The eXhihlt GO cattle a sheen from
the Argentine iscpuhiic VIII Dee -
OF the most interesting iu the i've
departmrut of teh exposition.
A large space hHs bees taken by
Argentina iu the Palace OF Education
aud Social Economy, where the eN-
hihit will show Argentina system oi
COMPULSORY voting, of the manage
moni Of government owned railways.
Of tram systems. parcels pnsi. anu
other uuhlI, utilities. tn addition
there will bo shown the mudel sehuuis
for which the Argentine government
Appropriated last year sixty million
dollars (goldl. 4 special eNhlhit VIII
be made Illustrating the method ma
which Argeutiua handle inimigration
and its patprnni treatment ut MIMI
grants. who are received as gUcsts ut
the government a lodged al the
government Motel until they "a Dee
placed in thr trade or labor FOR which
they are suited After being properly
classified and placed IA position. inn
migrants are transported free tu their
destination in many Instances theA
are provided with land and stock and
equipment. for which they mas paN
in small yearly instaliments.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

4 sight that never falls To- amaze
visitors Co the Panama Pacific Inter
national exposition grounds is that Of
"a tra.r Of freight cars speeding out
Of "a nearly finished exhibit palace.
While an the entrances are large
enough To- admit locomotives and
ears the proportions OF the immense
buildings are such that the spectator
does not realize this. Spurs of the
exposition terminal railway system
enter an the palaces and ATE now in
daily use transporting lumber and
materials for construction to the i'm
terror ~ the cditiccs. Latter these
tracks viii hc used 100 the installa-
ton OF exhibits. when tie cXpusi-
ton opens every track VIII DE COW
cred over and will remain invisible
until the close OF the celebration.
when they viii again be- used
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
NEW ROAD FOREMAN TO
PLAN GOOD A DAY
FOR TORRANCE COUNTY

Moriarity. \. a., March &c u.
Hamirck was appointed road fore
ma for Torrance county at a meet
ing OF the road board last week Mr.
Humrick viii begin his duties April
Isl nd "A salary Of tl0O per month.
The matter OF Good Roads day In
Torrance county Was lett 10 the new
foreman, with the Suggestion that ne
81 arrange the work in the different
commodities hat he could be- pres
ent and take active charge of the
work in every locality Ia the county
and by u yote IL was decided that the
road board would give a drag "a pl-
Ion or "a King 90 the community do
.lng the most effective Nork on the
occasion of Guod Roads day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
E|CHWALO HOME At
CUBA DESTROYED
BY FIRE
Big Residence of sheepman a
Total Loss Without Insur.
ance. Origin of Blaze I'm.
known.


tuUuI \ n, MUfch I1.-An cIrly
morning firr today eomIictciN de
stroyCd tho large residence OF 4.
Elchwuld here. Mr. EiChWald is "a
well known sheep grower and mef-
chant. Tho origin OF the fire Is not
definitely known bat b. thought 10
have been caused hy "a defective flur.
house was q huge adobe. with tin
ttoi. II burned slowly anu most on
Tho furniture was carried uut. There
no insurance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

n genuine remedy like syrup Pcpsin
acts mildly but permanently
II Fan be conveniently obtained at
any drug store a. hfty cents or one
dollar q bottle. Results ave always
guaranteed or money will bc refund
ed You will md it gentle In action,
pie ant Ia taste, ana free IRON grip
ing. ana us tonic properties have "a
distinct value TO women ~ h. the
most widely used luNatiNC-tuniC in
Amcricn today and thousands OF fam
lilies are nov never without b..
Families wishing to try a frse sam
pie bottle cun obtain u postpaid bs
addressing Dr, W a. Caldwell 40
Washington 81. Monticello. ~ a
postal card with your name and adj
dress on u will do,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20
ma,ed that it win add 10 this amount

mated that it VIII add to this amount
later.
The exhibit viii illustrate methods
by which Argentina has become an
important factor IN contributing To
the food supply of the world, and Il
IL expected n will be one at the most
remarkable ever shown from "a south
American nation.
---
one of the most unique ANA orig
lnai methods OF transportation ever
devised for handling exposition
crowds. and one which viii o%ficctual-
IS solve the probe moi transporting
the enormous crowds from the ferry
building To the exposition grounds, b.
planned for "a Francisco during the
Panama-Pacific International cNposi-
ton next year.
The new method. known as the
roller cnnVeyor system, Is similar TO
which has been IN use ln factor
les for years. although this viii be
the first application OF the mechanism
To passenger trafhc.
The cars viii operate upon an cic-
waited t%rcstle. having q fan ct three
feet to every hundred. and along
which rollers are placed at intervals
cOnst easily. At intervals Of 900 feet
the "a will be lifted up "A cable up "a
steep hcclivitN to a height of twelve
feet above the lowest point of the
~trcstle track. and will then coast to
the next similar station.
Tae cnire system win cost only
~&350,000 and the expense of maintcn-
bnCe will be slight. Twenty motor
stations Will Dee necessary tu operate
the cables but each will require q
smaller motor than that used on an
ordinary street cHr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

The Argentine kcpuhiic recently
made au arprnpriatiun of &i,an0. 600
(sold) for uu exhibit at the Panama
Pacific International exposition az
san Francisco in ipla, and has inti-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-20

|T-TTT TTTT"T- -
Mavor " = Torpcrt Yesterday Ne
Evening star., 1914-11-12

later practically the entire building. of
eleven stories. had been emptied Of its
10000 persons. 1t was not a real fire,
but a fire drill, the first the depart
ment has had since it has been in its
new building. but there are to be a
good many of them in the near future,
and the employees are not going to be
warned ahead of time as they were to-
day.
According to the prearranged plan,
at 10 o'clock sharp the telephone mes
sages began going over the building,
and a few seconds later the first of the
employees appeared on the street. To
give the signal over the telephone lines
Evening star., 1914-11-12

As obtained the stock of of the makers of womn re
less This buy the of the
tht aewd shopper and that have
Evening star., 1914-11-12

principal speaker was L. Bert Nye, his
subject being Corporate Surety"
George w. Harris. vice president pre-
sided in the absence Of the president
Joseph NJ. Stoddard. who was called TO
Vermont because Of the death OF his
father there yesterday. The club d.
rected that a suitable floral Offering be
provided
F. c. Graham was delegated to con-
vey the greetings of the Rotary Club
to the Real Estate Dealers Association,
meeting in another part of the hotel,
Rotarian John l.. Weaver being pres
ident of the association and the speak
er at its gathering today.
Evening star., 1914-11-12

fore the grand jury Tuesday.
Dr. Eggleston, who resides in Ts
koma Park, is forty-six years old.
married, and has two children. He
is a practicing physician. and settled
in Takoma Park three years ago. King
is about thirty-six years old. Cant
is about forty years old and hauls bag
gage at Chesapeake Beach.
States Attorney ]. Frank Parran
stated this afternoon that the three
men will probably be placed on trial
Saturday.
Evening star., 1914-11-12

of the department took the telephone
operator Just one and one-half minutes.
The building has no flre alarm signal
system.
The second floor of the building,
where the greatest number Of people
are employed, was easily emptted
there was absolutely no jamming there.
There was jamming on the higher
floors.
However. officials declare that they
now see where the mistakes are and
these will be corrected in future drills
In emptying the building the fire es-
cape was not used.
Evening star., 1914-11-12

Petticoats, House Garments
and Other Wearables
Colored Petticoats, Of merceri.ed
brocade and sateen, in o.
tango. red and blue. AJO~
Worth up to 79c. At.....
White Lawn Aprons. large sizes.
with and without bibs: o.
slightly soiled. Worth soc AON
and SOC. At.
Bungalow Aprons. In red plata
gingham and black-and-
white percale. with 0n
sleeves. pocket and bolt ASC
Reduced to o...............
Fine Quality An-wool swesters,
in plain and fancy
weaves; white and va O. IN
rious colors. Regular ~ i Wy
ly $3.50 at
Corset Covers, of soft finish nain-
sock, trimmed with en- rS
broidery. ribbon and lace xO(
edging. Reduced to ....
Brassieres, of hne batiste. with
wide linen lace edging H.
and embroidery scallops. kON
Regularly 25c c............
Evening star., 1914-11-12

+ The greetings we're acknowledged
and suitable response made to the
rotarians by Emmons s. Smith Of the
Real Estate Dealers Association.
Arrangements were completed for
viewing motion pictures at Keith's
Theater at 5:15 this afternoon of the
trip Of the Rotary Club of Toledo. Ohio
to the convention of the International
Association of Rotary Clubs at Hous-
ton, Tex, last July. The exhib ii n will
be repeated after the regular perform
through the courtesy Of Rotarian r. S.
Robbins, manager Of Keith's.
Evening star., 1914-11-12
INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
Dr.. Eggleston, Thomas Cant and
Richard King Held for Trial.

DR.. J. D. Egsleston of Takoma Park,
d. c., with Thomas Cant and Richard
King. who reside near Chesapeake
Beach, Nd. was presented by the grand
Jury at Prince Frederick Town, Cal
vert county. Nd, today on a charge OF
conspiracy.
It is charged that the three men con-
spired to murder and rob Gilbert w
Cave. a Washington insurance man
Mr.. Cave and witnesses appeared be-
Evening star., 1914-11-12
BUILDING EMPTIED IN
LESS THAN TEN MINUTES
Alarm of Fire Given at Department
Of Commerce for Drill
Purposes.

The cry of fire went over the tele-
phone system of the Department OF
Commerce this morning at 10 o'clock,
and just eight and one-half minutes
Evening star., 1914-11-12

A Russian publication has just put
out its one hundredth issue after many
difficulties. Twenty-Five OF the previous
issues were confiscated for seditious
articles.
Evening star., 1914-11-12
L. bEnI NYE ADDRESSES
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
Greetings Exchanged Between Rota-
rians and Real Estate Deal
ers' Association.

At largely attended meeting of the
Rotary Club of Washington, D. c., this
afternoon at the Ebbitt House, the
Evening star., 1914-11-12

The law OF supply and demand has
nothing to do with the making of mis-
takes.
Evening star., 1914-11-12

It isn't necessary to acquire an auto
mobile to run into debt.
Evening star., 1914-11-12

the all The and
rtdscond
Evening star., 1914-11-12

Boys Neckwear, in four- n
in-hand style; slightly SC
mussed. Regularly 26c....
Corduroy Pants, In golden brown
and mode color. Sizes En-
to II years. Regularly OyC
$1.00 pair. r........-.......
All-wool Overcoats, in fnncy
mixtures and chin
chilla: sizes 4. s. 8 and O. <A
years. Values worth ,sUAsU2
up to $500. at. s-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-12
L,ft's
snoothed ~ Grange Of Food.

Worry is d big load to carry ana
an unnecessary one. When accom-
panied, by indigestion it. certainly lis
cause far the blues!, ,;y bjtu4g rai
But the Whole trouble; may be .eas.
lily throws of and flies road be made
easy and Comfortable by proper eat
ing and tic cultivation Of good cheer.
Read what a Troy woman says:
1.-Two years ago l made the nc.
quaintance Of Grape.Nuts and have
used the food once a day and some
times twice, ever. since.
AT the time l began to use it life
was q burden. | was for years at.
ficted with bilious sick headache,
caused by indigestion, and nothing
seemed to relieve me.
"Thea trouble became 50 severe I
had to leave my work for days at a
time. -, y... .
MY nerves were in such a state I
could not sleep and the doctor said
! was on the verge Of nervous pros.
tratiOn. [ sawan adv. concerning
Grape-Nuts ami bought q package for
trial. .,4- ..a-.
what Grape-Nuts has done for me
lis certainly marvellous. L can now
sleep like q child. AIN entirely free
from the old trouble and have mol
had a headache in over a year.
feel like q new person. I have rec,
commended it to others. One man
] knew ate principally Grape-Nuts
while working on the ice all winter
and said he never felt better in bis
life"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich. Read "Tlle Road Il
Wellville," in pkgs. There's q Rea
SON." 44-.. d.:
Ever reed the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. rhe>
are genuine; true, and fuI, AZ humai
interest.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-12

: PLAYS AND PLAYE RS. :
Z

Sir Herbert Tree may tour Ameri.
ca next fall. 9 So. o"a..l x
Billie Burke has taken to the road
in The Land Of Promise"
William Faversham is doing a con-
densed. version of "Thc squaw MAJ"
in vaudeville.
William Collier has another new
comedy. bearing the title what
Would You Do" A
One Of the productions promised
for this spring is AT Last" a new
play by Campbell Casad and Charles
Dixcn.
William j. Hurlbut, author of "Tho
Strange Woamn,' has just ,complet.
ed a new play called The Man Who
Would Live"
james X. Hackett is to, appear as
Othel1o next fall at a performance
to be given in the Greek theater at
the University Of California. a1
] Elsie Ferguson is to have a lead.
ing. role in Anterior Brownell and
William Young's play, "The Unseen
Umpire" which is soon to be pro-
duced. .sta5 /
.Henry,W. Savage has produced the
new viennese opertta. Maids Of Ath:
ens,'' BY Franz Lehar and victoN
Leon. authors of "The. Merry Widow"
The Princess theater company ct
New York. with Holbrooke Blinn at
its head; is about to start from New
York on a transcontinental tour.
w George Nash and Conway Tearle
are to have the two leading male
parts in Monckton Hoff's new play,
"Panthea," soon to be produced by
the sluberts.
William Gillette. Blanche Bates and
Marie Dorc are to appear III the re-
yival OF DIPLOMACY" which Charles
E'rohman Is planning for next sea.
sOn. ..l- ~ n.
Before he took to the stage and
won fame as a minstrel performer
George Primrose was earning IS q
week as a bellboy in a hotel in Lon.
don. Ont.
Miss Neilson-Terry, daughter Of Ju'
liza Nelson and, Fred Terry and niece
of Miss Ellen Terry, has been added
to the list OF stars appearing under
Charles Frohmaa's management,
Lady Sholto Douglas. formerly well
known in the San Francisco music
halls under the name OF L0fetta
Mooney, Is sol to return, to America
in a sketch Of her own authorship.
Cyril Maude will not act outside
New York city this season. When he
ends his engagement there the first
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-12

Of May, he will return to London to
tetin an engagement in his own
the4tar. AZ a., sf4
Miss Annie Russell has been engag.
ed 70 act as q star and director Of .
reportory company which will make
its homo at the Little Theater Ia
Philadelphia, the management OF
which IL son to be taken over by Law.
renee !. Anhalt. .I.% "a 3. aa
Charles Klein has gone to London,
after concluding arrangements for the
production Of his two new plays, THE
Moneymakers" and "The Outsiders"
both Of which are to receive New York
presentations next eason under the
management ofFthe Authors Produc.
ing company. Ill e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-03-12
A WILL MEET,

The members Of the state board Of
education have arrived in Bismarck
for the regular March meeting Of the
board. which will be held at the cap
ital today. The board members in
addition to State Superintendent Tay'
lor and Deputy Parsons, the latter the
secretary, and who are here for the
meeting are: 'NR. Hayward, high
school inspector; N. C. Macdonald,
rural school inspector; Presidents
Mcvey, Worst and Smith, and also
County Superintendent. Miss Mamie
Soronsoli OF Cando, and Hon. i. F..
Crawford hi; sentinel 9E;utte. Yester-
day AFTERNOON. I committee, consist
ing Of, Miss. Mamie Sorenson and
Messrs. HeyWardg and Macdonald,
met to outline d plan for eighth grade
examinations. The, regular, meeting
OF tue entire sstb u VIII -b6.ea fee1fdd@ 1T
2 O'Clock this afternoon,