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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-28
Chinese Tie II Up.

First Baseman Flizer and John Or.
nellas gave Cheong chance TO get to
third, in the fourth, the former booting
CheongS grounder and the other fell
low through his failure TO head Off Do
Rego's throw when Cbeong ran toward
second. Lai TIN then hit into left field
and Cheong romped. Lai Tin tried to
steal second, but was out, Do Rego to
F'lizer to Bushnell. '".'..
The score stood FIVE and FIVE until
the end Of the first half Of the sixth
and then II read nine TO Ave. the nine
being after the All-Chinese name on
the seoreboard. r.. E.. .
This is how IL happened. Kan Fat
went out on an easy bounder to La
Mere. Akai slammed one TO right and
took second when La Mere tossed the
throw in wildly 10 Bushnell in trying
TO head OFF Akai Cheong poled sky
! seraper 10 center which Manuel ornel,
les dropped, Akai going TO third and
I Cheong to second. Lai Tin boosted n
double 10 left field. scoring the two
men and when Lang Akana poled an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-28
Experienced IN EXPLOITATION.

hAporioncou In 6AplOratlOn.
Doctor Koenig, director of the expe.
dition, is a tall strongly built man In
the prime of his life and physical con.
dition. lie was born at Gratz, in Sly
ria, thirty-three years ago and studied
in the university there, taking the de
gree Of Ph.D. After leaving college h'
travelled extensively in the mountain
GUS parts Of Central and Southern Eu
rope, gaining valuable knowledge of thu
ice fields and glaciers. In 1910 he Wen
to Greenland to secure dogs for thu
Filchner Antarctic expedition, which h
accompanied as an ice expert. 1t wal
the experience gained on this expedi
tion that led him to organize the pres
ent Austrian undertaking. He will acl
as director and the party will be undel
the actual command of an officer of thu
Austro- Hungarian navy. There will b
two other ships officers.
The scientific members Of the expedi
tion include two biologists, meteor
ologist, geologist, taxidermist and |
photographer. The crew include Nor
wegian ice pilot, four sledge experts
a carpenter, and sixteen sailors. OF tn,
latter two are Norwegians, four Ger
mans and ten Austrians. Three of then
went with the Filchner expedition.
Youngest Aged Nineteen.
Only two Of the whole party are mar
ried. The youngest member, a sailor
is nineteen and the oldest, the ice pilot
is fifty-two. They all are teetotaler
and no alcohol will be taken on tn
journey excepting q very limited guam
tity for medicinal purposes. But Their
will be plenty of tobacco, more thai
eleven hundred pounds, and an abund
ant supply of cigars and cigarettes.
| In the distribution of rations on tn
sledging trips. Doctor Koenig propose
TO adopt q new plan. Instead Of carry
ing the pemmican in large slabs whic
have to be cut up and divided anon
the party, including the dogs, he
| taking small tins with rations alread
divided into individual portions 70
each day 8 travel This win save niue
time and labor and also the loss inc
dent to cutting up tine pemmican in a
intensely cold temperature. II Wal ais
greatly tighten the task OF feeding th
dogs besides iDsuring each animal hi
proper share The dogs get only pen
mican on these trips excepting whe
seals are caught and they are given tn
flesh. The empty tins will be used a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
MAY
HAVE SUFFRAGE
ORGANIZATION
Organizer for Congressional
Union for Woman Suffrage
Meets Today with Albu-
querque Ladies.

Miss Mabel Vernon ct Washington.
u. g., "a representative OF the Con-
grcssiunul Union FOR Woman suffrage.
Is la Albuquerque today in course OF
"a tour of the western states. la the
interest of further organization OF the
women of the country in The Interest
OF the constitutional amendment for
Womnn's suffrage iust t-cintroduced
in the senatc hy senator IrlstoW Of
kansas, following thc defeat 1f "a
resolution Co the same effect in the
senate last wcek
The particular object OF Miss Yer
u q visit is To- interest Albuquerque
women who believe in the ballot Tor
women IN the proposed great nation
ul demonstration, scheduled 10 take
place in every state in the Union ON
May End. when BE- ls expected the sur
ftagc organizations lu every clty ana
town ln tho country VIII join m q DEM
unstratiun of some kind.
Miss vernon met "a number of Ia
dies who are Interested la suffrage
this afternoon in an Informal con
ference at the nome uf Mrs. Andrew
b. stroup fia North Eleventh street.
.at which plans for 70 possible futur
organization were discussed. 80 ace
don looking 10 participation in the
demonstration of May 1nd was taken
~ the ladies'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
R DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR
Try This Hair Get Thick. Glossy.
NgNy and beautiful az Once
steps Inlling out.

Immediate -Ycs' Certain '-thats
the joy of o. Your hair becomes
light. wHvy, iluffy, abundant aud APP
pears ns soft, lustrous ana beautiful
AS n young girls after q Dandcriue
hair cleanse. Just try this-moisten
a cloth with q little Daudcrine ana
carefully draw o. through your haiti
taking ono small strand nt q time.
This will cleanse the snir of dust.
dirt ar excessive oil. and in Just "a
few moments YOU have doubled the
beauty of your hair. 4 delightful
surprise aWaIsts those whose hair
hnr been neglected or is scraggy
fnded, dry, brittle or min Besidcs
hcuutifving the hnir D%audcrinC dis
solves every particle Of dandrun,
clcanses, purifies and inyieorates the
scalp, nreVer stopping itching ana
falling hair, but what viii please YOU
most will be after % few weeks use,
when you see new hnir-hne and
downy at first-yes-hut really new
hair growing all over the scalp. n
you care Tor pretty. soft hair. and
lots vf IL. surely get "a 25-cent bottle
Of knowlton's Bandcrinc from any
drug store or toilet ount,r aud just
Itry Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
PRISONER WANTED
FULL KIT Of
TOOLS
c ]. Burns Sends Note out of
County Jail Making Requi-
sition for Wherewithal to
Escape from Durance.

just about the time tho grand
jury was making ready yesterday
afternoon Co return am Indictment
for forgery against g. J. BURNS.
who Is held iu the county iull, j.
81. osborne. who had been released
from the Jail through the dismissal
of "a complaint against him. handed
undcrshcriff Dick Lewis a note he
said Burns had passed 10 him.
The note asked for "a monkey
wrench and saws. Lewis lost no
time In having Burns cell searched
Tor evidence ~ attempt To escape.
Nothing OUT Of the ordinary was
found. but ms "a matter Of precaution,
Burns was moved Is another cell.
and a close watch Is being kept
over him.
Burns was arrested here rccc~
for attempting 10 pass q bad checiy
in "a store. He is safG 10 have es-
capped from the Colorado state pris-
con- "a Canyon city. The warden OF
The penitontiafy has asked that
Burns hc turned over Ia him when
the authorities here get through
with the prisoner.
Osborne, who was accused of the
rame 0ffense as Burns. except that
ne Nas alleged 10 have passed his
alleged bad check az "A hotel. waa
freed hy order of Justice George ~.
craig who dismissed the complaint
against him Yesterday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
HOOTERS TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF MRS. r A
UNDER WAY IN CHICAGO
tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening IIernld J

by Leased Wire ga Evening Herald ]
Chicago. March 1s-Iohn b.. knet-
tiers, on trial here charged with the
murder Of Mrs. Emma Kraft Of Cln-
cinnau iu q Chicago hotel rented a
safety deposit box iu Boston January
20, 1918, TWO month"; after the date
ut the murder according 90 testimony
today e. }. schwencr manager Of
Boston safety deposit vault, said thai
koetters rented "a box under the name
of John Nicman. Schwener said that
detectives with "a search Warrant
opened iht box March q last but
found 10 empty.
Koetters brcnme 81 ci.ICdcur while
IN BOSTON. \ p Crice Testified. "iiH
ohtHIned 20 license Boz the name ui
ducts q chnumcurs school in BOSTON
ul"t ave koctters 20 lessons and dis.
missed him With a letter Of recon-
~rncndation Ia which ] said
"koetters honesty and integrity
were without question
This letter WAS found among koei-
tcTs' effects when ne was arrested.
Charles Iauk. who WAS clerk ni
the hotel in which Mrs. kraft WIS
Killed, identlncd Koetters ns having
REGISTERED on the day Of the murder.
The state chaTses that koetiefs
iured Mrs. krau, an alderlv woman,
here with promises 81 marriage and
struck her down with q hammer ana
robbed her Mrt. Kraft had cold
some real estate An Cincinnati Tor
more than $4,000 before canning here.
ID has been testified. Koettcrs wac
arra,ed la san Franeisco after @ ma
lion wide search
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

Der OF worAmen were putting the roof
on the structure. and a plumber was
al work In the bath room. without
warning tho gasoline stove that the
plumber was usin- bust into fame.
Almost ga q twinkling the tTo was
ruging through the wooden shell.
The plumber dashed into the
street. The mon on the roof scram-
hlcd for safety hclter-skcltcr. and
thcy barely escaped. Duc uf them
injured his hand slightly.
So swiftly did the flames spread
ana mount that "a horse belonging to
o. Of the carpenters. that was tied
60 the curb before the house. was
sUorchcd before 10 could be united.
The fire department WAS called b3
telephone hut there was litt.e thu
men could do. The house was burn
ing like a bonfire when they reached
thc Gene, ana % was In ruins in o.
short time.
on the way Co the fire a tire on
chief Klein's automobile was ripped,
The car Ekiddod a bit, but no damagc
was done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

given on rare of tho seed bed. pro-
pairing aud fertilizing the land. trans-
planting and c%ultivating, and harvest
ne.
The export and manufacturing types
OF tuhaccos are grown mainly in IS NJ
lucky. Maryland North Caroline.
South Carolina. virginia. Teunrss see
West virginia. southern ohio and
southeastern Indiana. Best methods
for the culture of the various types
are explained In the new bulletin.
ln@st Encmle- az TuhnctO.
one Of the most troublesome anl
expensive features of tobacco cute
ure. particularly In the southern dis
tricts. is the control of numerous in
sects, which " not comiUted would
oftentimes completely destroy tho
commercial value 81 the crUp. Among
the more important insects atfnckiuE
the tobacco plant may De mentioned
the tobacco flea bettle. The tobacco
'wireworm." Cutworfns. the horn
worms or green worms, and the
tobacco budworm. OF these the
hornworms. or green worms are
usually the most destructive.
For detailed information regarding
insects attacking tobacco aud meth
DDS of combating them. the render is
referred TO Farmert lBullaan iso.
entitled The Principal Insects Ancct-
ing the Tobacco Plant" The new
bulletin. Tobacco culture. In Farm
ers' Bulletin 81, and either of these
publications may be obtained free hS
application 20 the United states De-
partment OF Agriculture, Washington.
ID a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
"~CAsCARETS" A
v AND BOWELS
Cure SICK Ileadarhc. Constipation.
niIiuu~nr-s. Sour stomach. Had
ijrcatii-Cnndy Iuthar.ir.

Are you keeping your liver STONE
ach and bowels clean. pure unG fresh
With Cascarets- or mcrc'y forcing a
passageway every few days with salts.
%cathartir pills or castor oii9 This 81
important.
caacarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach remove the sour undiEcsted
ana fermenting food and foul gases.
take the excess bile from tho liver
ana carry out of the ~ stem tho con-
situated waste matter and poison .n
tie bowels
No odds how sick. hcaduchy. bilious
and conaiipufcd sou feel u Cuscuret
tonight viii stu ghten you out by
morning They work while you sleep,
A io-cent box from your druggist
viii keep your head cicar. stomach
sweet and your liver and bowels NJ
lar for months Don't forget the
children their little inslfes need o.
gentle cleansing too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Violent Kick on
FdOorS Shown
Mime Cailldux
Other Women Prisoners in 81.
Lazare Given Heated Cells
as Result Of Public Protest.
tBy leased wlrc 10 rycnlns Herald,

lBy leased Wire Ia Evening Herald '
Paris, March 25.-Vioicnt public
and official protests against the fayors
snOWn To- Madame CnillauX hy the aH-
ihnntics Of 81. I4azarc prison had
their cnect today when Madame Witz
who is accused OF a marderous attack
on her husband was transferred To n
heated cell aud given "a maid 10 att
tend her. Madame CailiauN, after the
ordeal OF her long examination by
Henri iiuucurd, the investigating mag
istratc y, Herday. passed "a quiet day
Ia the prison today.
The inquiry into the connection of
former cabinet ministers with the
pustp oncmcnt of the trial OF Henri
Itochette, the swindler. grows more
ana more complicated. The abstracts
Of the testimony supplied 10 the prlss
appear to be Tar from complete Tn
Ofirttl reports of thc investigation Jy
the committee of the chamber of dep
titles allude 20 violent attacks on
Joseph caillauX, former minictcr cf
finance as well ~ on former premiers
BRAND n Rnrthou No mention "
made OF these Ia tho official version.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
ROsenWald's

tiers OF tobacco growing and tina M
development OF the industry in new
sections on a large scale is hardly
advisable al present Another reason
why tobacco culture In untried sec
items nay result ia failure Is that
the leaf produced win not be quite
right in type, and Therefore. VIII not
find "a satisfactory market
! Tho commercial value OF tobacco
is influenced to a greater degree by
particular soil n climatic condt-
lions than is hat OF almost any 9TH
a. important crop This has caused
the industry 10 become highly spc-
cializcd and the trade looks regular
~ 10 wcll-defincd areas Tor the va
rious types Of leaf Il requires.
As tobacco grows readily over SO
large an area ~ ~ not strange that
many farmers eNpcrimen. with it.
and often secure seeming
That Is, the plants grow readily but
e hen Il comes time Ia sell the crop
tho farmer can find no market.
II have grown five acres Of to-
bacco. a farmer writes from a dis
trict where tobacco IL not grown for
the commercial trade. But there
seems to be no market. Car the de-
partmcnt ~ agriculture help meg'
The department oun only advise
this farmer that conditions are such
that eve though his product APP
pears To be Of good quality he will
probably be unable to market Il, as
the trade does not recognize his sec
ton rs a tobaccO-prOducing area.
Here we have the difference empha +.
sized between tobacco and q crop
like corn, FOR which a market nay
readily be found no matter where IL
Is grown u the quality is coca.
There are three general classes Of
tobacco described IN the new buile-
tin:
/. Cigar tcbaecoB.
2. Exp r. tohaccus.
3 Manufacturing tobaecos
BY manufacturing tobaccts aro
mean, an types used in mgnufac-
ture other than cigars. Tho manu-
featuring and export classes, how
ever have much IN common as re-
CARDS cultural methods. and some
TYPES are used FOR manufacturing
and for export. therefore these two
1 fNt"rNH NAN ANNrAAffNN ARHhHnNN 49,
distinguished from cigar tohaf'eos.
Each Of those three classes OF TO-
haccO may be suhdisided into types
depending on their special uses, meth
DDS Of growing and curinE, or on ihe
variety 81 iced used. In the case
81 cigar tohaccos there are three
/ principal types. corresponding 10 the
three parts of the ciRar-Wrappcf
leaf. binder leaf. and hiler ieaf Ia
the manufacturing ana export tohac-
eos are such types as The ~flue-eurcd.
Virginia sun-cuTcd. White Burnley.
dark ~hrc-curcd, etc. These various
types are produced on certain special
types Of soil and according 90 dcfin-
lie methods OF EroWine. curing and
handling the crop Ia some eases the
variety 0f sect used ~ also az Inn
portaDt factor. The special pses Of
the principal types embraced In the
three fundamental CLASSES OF tobacco
are brought out IN connection with
the cultural directions for the more
important types.
A typical district Tor the culture %
cigar tObaccos Is the Connecticut val
ley. The new bulletin outlines brief
~ the best cultural methods FOR this
region. Detailed Instructions are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Mrs. Guinness of
Murder Farm Is
Found Again
Woman who Conducted Dead
ly Agricultural Institution
Near La Porte, Indiana,
May be in Canada.
tBy I.cased wire to r.vonlne IIcraId.l

LnPorte. Ind, March a5.-For the
nth time the authorities of this
county have been persuaded Co APP
propTiute railroad fare for inVcstiga-
tion Of q report that Mrs Belle Gun
ness has been found. clint Coch-
rrTee. "a marshal When the Guinness
murder farm sensation was being
plotted ln 1905. left Laporte today
FOR Neville. Sask.. whore the north
west mounted police have under sur
Neillance a woman homcsteader.
According To the reports from cam
ada. the woman was recognized as
Mis-. Guinness los a man who went to
school with the latter in Norway
SOME twenty-five or thirty years ago.
Four bodies taken from the ruins
Of the Guinness home We're declared
hy the %coroucr's, petit and grand tuT-
.eS TO be those of Mrs Guinness and
her three children. But the defense
of Ray l.amphere. convicted OF get-
ting the place ON fire, raised the the
ury hat Mrs Guinness herself
set fire To tho place ana then escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
BOYS AND GIRLS
HOT ON TRAIL
Of HERALD
TICKETS
Going to the Circus at our Ex-
pense Makes us Smile. You
can have a Free Ticket too.

. Following the arrival ana uu- I
. loading OF the Sells Floto shows 4
3 laHt might increased interest hus Z
= been manifested among the boys 4
= ANA girls nf Albuquerque ln the :
. oucr made hy the Evening Her Z
y aid tu Civ % free Admission =
. ticket to The show for every now I
= subscriber turned into the Her I
3 AID office. The subscriber must 4
q pay for one month In advance Z
. Inquiries az the Herald office i'm Z
. dictate that there viii be MANY I
= 30 the bows and girls OF Albu- Z
= uucrquc who will see The show I
= on tickets given out hy the Eve Z
y ming Herald. Those who Wish I
= To avail themselves Of this offer I
. should not doluy in securing I
. their subscriber. ~ the longer 4
. the5 ualI tho more dIincuI ID I
. will be- to und someone who b. I
= not already % rolulaI subscriber Z
= and tickets will be given only I
= Tor bona hde new subscribers. I
- 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
TOBACCO
INDUSTRY HIGHLY
SPECIALIZED
Some Interesting Facts for
Consumers from the Work
and Records of the Depart
ment of Agriculture.

Especial CarFespeadeaes o. che Hevaldl
Washington. March %. Each
Important tona co district 10 the
United states produces a type OF to-
hacco for special purposes Of manu-
fnciure or export. The methods 81
growing and handling n crcp must
vary according 20 the type o. lea.
desired. and therefore. according "a
the particular Districts where u Il
grown. The United states depart
mrnt Of agriculture has just issued
= bulletin on tobacco culture
which recommends methods for the
production Of various American
types.
Tho bulletin emphasizes the fact
that overproduction Is q constant
menace In all the established CEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met AT noOn.
Naval affaifH cnmmittec dccid-
cd not tG report the bin 10 re-
store Captain Tempiin NJ. Potts Co
the active list Of the navy.
Ambassador Pages London
speech With ~ references 30 the
Panama canal ana the Monroe
doctrine was received from scC-
Rotary Bryan without comment.
HOUSE.
Met al noon.
Debate was resumed on the
river ana harhur bin.
The legislative ways were
cleared for actual launching nf
the Panama tolls exemption re-
peal hght which u expected to-
morrow.
J. " Murray Of San Fran 'irco
urged the postoncc committee iu
report the Hughes bill auiharls-
Ing investment Of postal safinen
funds IN district school bonds.
A senate bill for a postal rate
hair e. cent "a pound ON socds.
hubs and cuttings was hyouhl,
reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
FILM COMPANY TAKES
SCENES FOR THE
HOLE IN THE o U

Carrying forward the production
Of its first photo-play, the bio
Grande Film company took "a num-
her OF scenes today The production
OF the play "The Hole la the
Ground was begun Yesterday la
odd Albuquerque. The owe actors
worked ia old Town again today,
ana viii be In action there tomor-
row. Prominent part in the pro-
duction is being taken by ~ V
Morris, Frank Milne and Edward
Cobb. The play is full Of action. in
when cowboys take "a prominent
part. and excellent pictures arc be
ing secured,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
FIRE SWEEPS NEW
HOUSE; NJ {
IN PERIL
Plumbers Stove Explodes and
Carpenters Forced to scram-
bic for Safety as UncOm-
pleted Bungalow Burns

Win a ~suddenness that imperilIed a
number ~ worhmcn. TIRE swept AN un-
completed ~bungaloW al Sixth street
and Mountain road this afternoon.
hfe resulted from an explosion Of
"a plumbers stove. The building was
totally destroyed
The bungalow was being erected ~
Frank Arkemau. manaNef % the
Home Realty company. ~ was 10
have been "a siH-room structure.
Al 3 N'clOck ihis afternoon a uum-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
Our Engraving and Repairing
Dept. is in charge of an expert

The most skilled workmanship is put into our
engraving. We guarantee perfect satisfaction in
every respect. Whether its plain or fancy lettering,
each piece of work receives the same careful atten-
ton. Our Repair Department is fitted out for the
most delicate kind of work. If your watch or clock
has been repaired and has not given you satisfaction
bring it to us and let us repair it for you. We guar
antes it will give satisfaction after being repaired
by us. Nothing is too small or too large for us to
repair.
Gewelry Department, First Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25
"White Wolf Breaks
Out in a New
Locality
Inhuman Chinese Brigand
Sacks Town of Lung Chm
and Murders Hundreds Of
Citizens.
my Leased Wire 70 Eycnlne HcraId

fBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. !
Hcklur. March 2J.-Whlte Wolf'
the Chinese hrigaud. ana his follow
ers today captured and sacked thc
city Of Lung Chu chat .n thc PROV
incc ~ shcn 81 They killed ESQ az
the luhHIttaUts and wounded and
captured mauN hundreds more The
terrible d-rpreuitlons committed bN
white Wolf had hitherto boon
chiefly confined Go the province ui
ilu ich ana ITO Nan ana many
thousands of chinese regular Troops
are Ia the field against him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

that here never has hern and never
VIII be- any question of disohUylnE
such orders 10 camtinuCH
THE government must fotHlu He
.riGht tO us, ufl tine forces uf the
crown iu tho ordinary execution of
thoir dutN. boot lf has mo- intention
whatever of ukiuE advantage off
this fight Goo crush Opposition 90 the
policy or the principles 90 the home
rule bin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

Colds Cause aeadache and Grip
LAXATIVE BRoMO ouINiNE tab
lets remove cause. There IL only
one ''BROMO QUINiSE" n has
SIGNATURE OF y. w. GROVE on box.
qfo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-25

Unionist Member Tor Brlfa-i Dead
London, March 20 The Union.
member Tor East f%pifast. Ruher.
james McNurdie died todtn 90 the
nRc OF 90 tie had been t member
90 tho house since 1910