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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
nEMEMnEn EArnEn.

~ BEHALF Of the fathers of
Albu mcrpuc we desire to
congratulate, the Parent
Teachers 5%-sofiauun of his oity for
IA number Hf THINGS. chef uf these
Is the action 81 tho association In sub
stitutinE Parents day FOR Moth
rrs' day, ir IT'S celebration OF the
event to take place next Friday aft
crnouu All uf us ycn,yntc the name
mother aud delight Co do u honor.
The establishment of the day az one
to be- nationally observed was Il good
thing to do Thc average father
doesn't expect any recognition In
fact, 90 he's the right kind fo "a faith
en- hos busy devoting all the holiday
way. The rest OF tho tmr. o. he can
pay the bil-, ana saw a nttlr. and
aid In bringing the boys and girls up
into sound men and womeu h, be-
well satisfied and 10 honest with him
sclt. admits that most ot the credit
belongs O. mother Yet Il b. pleasant
Co bee recognized az e. fa.tor Boz 90,
situation
~, want to congratulate the Par.
C~ut-Tcuchora association also ON it'
practical announcement OF physica
culture in th, schools The program
Friday Will De- devoted largely &" O.
physical culture exhibition by ]classci
which have been trained under % vol.
uutocr worker who should receive th,
thanks uf Tho community Tor th'
work she has insuguratod Prizes
also viii Dee awarded Tor the best es.
say hv AN eighth grade pupil ON th'
value OF physical culture tu the
schools There BE- % marked differ
enc, between athletics and physical
culture, The former .s desirable an,
entertaining aud valuable. The lat
ter b. necessary 60 well rouudc,
school WORK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
State Politics
By the Editors
The Governors Way.

Tn, Democratic state central COM
mittoo met In Santa Fe Monday, a
"a love feast. and elected j. IA. FAX
ton Of DOna Ana county chairman
Adolph = hin OF Santa Fe. score
.tary. and George n bunker Of san
Miguel. treasurer. The next meeting
WIN he ia Albuquerque. at h call
OF the chairman. The new chair
man made an eloquent speech. n
told the meeting What was needed TO
carry the next election was "a plonti-
fuI supply OF money. lie seemed 10
thing % was more important than
Hc urged the faithful to raise
every dollar possible for the use OF
the committee Governor Mcdonald
addressed the committee on the as
scssment question, reading as "A por-
ton OF his address The Interview
printed last week In the Liberal. II
the governor cln have his way, ana
he is making a vigorous fight 10
have 10, Sow Mexico viii have a
most effective assessment and taxing
systcm-Lurdshurg Liberal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
W mNNI NIiIlI,In

A M s made ln''
~ '@"' plans 'ro ioimul'i'"F
' .'N'" F' Tor 0 @Hic"la'
'' ... ZOO .'h''l OFT tue election "i
.'i'-'..'i. next l'N Nh" VIII '''"'
"'.. ''i Hu' Ih' announcement
rIN' 'w' '''I'.h persons h'1
.H ID" ''''. 'h'i NrN M'Ai'"
was '' '' "t'I."." 'd Ns the 'd'"-
.'i'- col. 'I''. r.Hi'-' SOME fool
.-h l"ulI'"'. WIN si"h"i'l ''n''n
''" '''
'.'. '''"E u" "
'''' .'' ''''' ''. ''
Nv'. Win such dreams The
woman Of Sc" M'Niro bel ls smart ',
'"dI's'"uf ana 's up-l". late ns the
woman OF anf Other state "r nation
She hn""s i'"t equal outrage 's usht
Joe principle .nd that men know il i'
right n principle ana she is going
Zoo l'i % FOL" known mat % Nn"Ws
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
Bogic ManIl Git You.

Some Of the residents OF the city
81 santa Pc are bewailing the loss
Of the revenue office. which was
Co Phoenix about a month ago.
HID the people OF Santa put In hait
the work Ihlt was done at Washing
ton last year HE "a committee OF cit-
gems OF phu,.N sent 10 the national
capital Cor th. purpose OF getting the
revenue Office, The office I n all prob
ab.Ity, would SIN nav been here.
while the people Of Phoenix we're
working the usople Of Santa Re were
tNiddliug their thumbs and treating
the report That Phoenix WAS afteT
the office as die gossip. When san
Ia Zee. FINAL ifter months Of work
had been put .n by the Phoenix peO-
ilc woke uI. me matter had been
settled Tho venue office Is lost
TO thu people ur this city, instead OF
mourning os,I what Is gone. u would
be better tu ct together ana save
what H. lpu The loss Of the reVe-
nuc office uas 4 serious n but the
luss of The capital would be a greater
one. and b. thc people of this city
have Is des.r, go keep the capital OF
Ncw Mckee IS high time for hen
90 wake up There Is danger ahead
Santa BE EiFle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

TllE trial Of William orr one of
d most popular aud iuiiucn
a ual Of th, United lrishmcn,
during The latter Hpl' of the eight
zenith century. excited the Irish pat
O. pts as no other ut the many official
iniusticcs 81 the pDr.ud. IL was Moth
iur lcsu than a judicial murder. th'
execution 81 orr. luu Hs such is rec.
o.nIzcd ct the present time by tre
EuElIsh encyclopedias Remember
orr" became a w.. nword. u was
uhlitrd on the walls 900 many places.
/ st I publ. dinner held in london io
U,l.HItt. Fux's birthday, the Duke 81
Nuriulk, Lord oxford. Erskinc. SIR
g. Uurdctt. Horne Tuukc aud othors
b,.ug present. w. of the toasts wcr'
The memory of orr husoly murder
ed and may tn execution of orr
! provide places for tho cabinet of 81.
james at the castle.
william orr WIS the first Of the
martyrs to the ctIsc of the United
Ir.shm,n. lie VA the son of "a farm.
90 81 the county of Antrim When ne
Nus 90 years oil a1, DE- was urfnivnc1.
tried and convicted at C~arricktergns
on e charge OF having administered
tho United lrishmtu's oath To a sol
di,r named Wheatl} The whole his
tor, of the operations of the Britis,
law courts contains nothing moro In.
famuts than the record of this trial
Wh,ttly was u bad character and 4
was afterwards admitted that az the
trial he had given false evidence
against orr. II was william Nc
Kccy,r who administered the oatt
and not Orr. and the British govern
mout knew this fact, but they want"'
orr as a victim. The government ha'
dccrccd his death even before he wa
apprchcuded.
orr was kept In prison Tor about
year previous 20 his trial. To the To-
.cnso i~ndiFHatihn Of the inhabitan'
Of the place who were so friendly q
him that the people loft the place dur
Ing the proceedings rs "a protest Lor'
Ayonmore was thr presiding judge %
the trial. and Arthur Wolfe. after
wards Lord Kiwardcu, was prosccut
ing counsel They we're both human
men. but both Cuucurred In % Vc'
diet 81 guilty a. pronounced. attt
some delay. by the Jury.
when the jury retired to consido
their verdict. thCy were supplied wit
supper oy the row officials. a hbcri
supply Of liquors being included j
the refreshments. In their sob
state several of the iurymen, incluc
iup the foreman. had refused To agre
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

WYNN has become OBJ, the old
M fashioned man 1n woman
w vino used Goo ta>" "surIUa
tonic" We are NOT so t,r, old. but
we remember well the time when
most uf tho 4ruwu-ups uou this
.uuy of SCAR used Geo lb, 100 both,
uf OIa ro, u,usuatr p,fdly Dope
AND ttK, 30 r,lleiously Tor youplo ot
weeks DO hcrc was q souerous crup-
tlur of umpi,s over ;hn face and
ur.h then 20 was sure q, .d'ruo that
tho said Dope was duiue une WORK
IrH vu- miEutN good medicine. has
inr Impurities out 10 tho blood. and
thereafter Goo pc dhcf,d tnfat 81 "a
Haftl. We ,lpu remember when oar
mamWy Ht,HcI deenrtlou made
chiefly OF stssauas Whicn We were
Required Jo t1b, in che fufu uI toa
iur quite O. spell each sprlug. and
which We ustod bout hao mua-le
ana washius our ioct
The apr'uF tonic along viii
many other tuuies eunsIstius uf use
Jess herbs t liberal dose VI alcohol
ANA probably t little strychuiuo /.
fdinE away along with other humar
folnos and frailtic-, before the new
doctrine oi i.sht thinking ana ugh
living Notnlng shows the ad,ano.
we have made during the last quar-
ter century moro clearly than tina
passing OF medicines. so-,allcd am
real and "a. substitution of dceI
breathing. exercise. fresh sir, coli
baths and common sense Ten year
ago even Il majority of men knew
! the tasto ami cite & of at least "a dozel
l,aricues of patent mediCu, Toda.
the man whl kuoWs the effect ot on'
b. q rarity We are coming more ant
more io the sane philosophy ~ tina
wise old Illinois country doctor who's
f%avorite prescription was Trust b
God and keep M howels open
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
The Progressive Imagination.

II am a fact hat sometimes
hear some interesting news a long
ways from home. as witness the glow
Ing @ of "a Bull Moose meeting
In Roswell on April %, which was
addressed by Colonel q. W. Prichard.
according 70 the veracious Santa Fc
New Mexican.
In the account Of the sessions
names were freely used and they
would be most interesting but for the
fact that at the time stated Fred Mil
Ter was buried alive ~ the jury. room.
Walter FawCctt was of on some *.
y. business. George F~reidenbloom
was up at his new summer resort la
the mountains. Ralph Nanderwort
was buying wool IN Podunk. etc. OF
course. these slight Inaccuracies are
immaterinl. however.
Whenever two Bull Moose get to-
sethcr there and then IN "a confer
cnco.' The fight that Colonel
Twitchell was here he passed a pleas
ant hour or 40 listening to the truth
ful young men who swap pieamintries
at the Wigwam, and during the
course Of the seance several Bull
Moose dropped in and then dropped
out again. So did several Democrats,
q few Republicans and n or two
Socialists.
During the course Of the conver-
sation every subject from baseball
to tuberculosis was discussed. with
a good margin In the middle for Hu-
erta and his merry crew.
II was "a Progressive conference.
all right, and just like what is held
every afternoon and night at tho
smOkery. where the unattached do
linger and peddlo t.
Later in the evening six or eight
Of the various warriors met at Dr.
Kcith's office and talked things over,
So there were really two confer
enCes."
The New Mexican. In It's truthful
chronicle. skiifuIly weaves in tbs
names Of an the Moose in the coun.
~, and all who are suspected OF
any inclination hat way. ana II In
uluded seyeral Democrats. who
wouldn't get anything Go eat al
home Il their wives knew that theii
names were included In the Moos'
list. and several Republicans, 'wh,
are ~ stand-pat as a duck.
II this report squares up with IN,
Moose activity the country over, IN,
propaganda must be set down as th'
greatest bluff the American publ,
has ever known-Roswell MOrnlni
News
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

The house paper says the Demo
Gratis are not divided against them
selves and that the opposition viii
get a good trnuncing. Il IL our opin-
ion that they viii nave 20 be care
ful what kind Of opposition they put
up for the opposition 10 compete
with. II IL true the Democrats have
always had "A good large majority la
past elections but people are not
like they used 10 be-. The name
Democrat does not carry the power
Il once did, People have learned 10
vote for men with good morals. men
who viii do something for the peO-
pie who elect them, men who are
awake 90 the need Of the state n
county. men who lead In the fight
for right and not the old time poli-
tician who wants the office that he
may en- his Golfers with gold and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
Great Trials Of History

TRIM or WILLIAM orr, ,

10 q verdict OF guilty. 1t was other.
wise, however. when The dccanters
were cmpticd aud when threats OF
violence were added to the bcwildcr-
ing effects of the potations In which
they had INDUCED. Even when tho
jury returned the following murniug.
after their nights dcbauch, most OF
them wcr, so under the influence oi
liquor that they could % cit mp IN
their places.
when Lord YolNerton concluded his
death sentence 10 b. said that hc burst
into tears. \ motion was made nv
Curran IN arrest Of Judgment. chiefly
on the grounds 81 the drunkenness 1T
the jury, but the judges refused @,
entertain thc objection. on the repre-
| sentatiun that he had confessed his
guilt, several influential signatures 90
a petition FOR pardon. orr apparently
signed q confession, hut his brother
uftcrNurd declared he himself had
c@oncocted 1t without the prisoner
knowledge. and orr strcnuously de
MED responsibility for H.
Hardly had sentence of death been
passed when computations seemed t.
seize upon those who had aided In
, Httifiuk the result NtHtlAs who
subsequently became insane. and ~
believed to have died by his W hand.
made an affidavit before a maRistrat,
acknowledging b las he had sworn
falsely against orr. Two Of the Jury
made dispositions that they had been
Induced TO Join In the verdict while
under the influence Of liquor. and two
, others swore that they had boon ter.
rincd INTO the same curse by threa''
Of violence.
These depositions were laid befor,
the yiccroy. hut Lord Camden. TN,
then lord lieutenant. was deaf To at
appeals. Wei might orr exclnir
within his dungeon that the govern.
mont had laid own a system having
for It's object murder and devastl'
ton
orr was hanged ON October ~
1891. and II Ii related that ON thaI
dag. as on the day of his trial IN.
inhabitants Of the town quilted IL q,
express their sympathy with IN,
patriot who was being murdered %,
INV, and To mark their ubhorrcuco %
the conduct Of the government to-
ward him. His fate excited the deep
est indignation and Il was commcntc,
on In words OF fire by the natlonn
writers Of the period, ana throuRl
many an after year tho watchwor.
and rallying cry OF the United Irish
, men was. Remember orr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

silver. We want men we ran trust
To look after our interests the same
as if we were there in person We
want men who know when 90 ask and
what Co. ask Tor. quay county has
plenty of good men, and if the Demo-
crots are not careful in the selection
pf men Co represent Quay county In
the state legislature they viii not
have the usual walkovcr In the clcc-
ton ext fall-Tucumcari News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
In nrnnl Conntrg Greati

Two rcp~rDfrntatives VIII be chosen
this fan 60 rppresent Grant county
in The lower house Of the mex leg
isisturc What the people of the
county want more than anything else
h proper rcproseDtation by men quail
inod for tne position and not chosen
with any view Of their v~ote-getting
qualities Political lines have been
dropped in many communities where
LEGISLATOR are % be chosen and nom
partisan representatives named. The
result has been that those districts
have been represented By men Of a
hlgh standard of Intelligence well tit
ted by mental endowment TO help
frame the laws OF the state. Why
cannot a similar plan be adopted In
Grant county, with profit 10 the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
snmr Inslng. 80?

Il the Democrats n Progrcssives
In this state fuse" the P~rogressiNcs
viii ask to utme the congressional
delegate. in which case Herbert j..
Hagcrman 10 he would occopt the
nomination. WOULD be the strongest
candidate that could be namcd.-ft.
Sumner Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

The meeting Of the New Mexico
Democratic committee. held az Santa
Re last saturday endorsed the good
worn OF Harvey b. FERGUSON la cou-
.grcss and suggested him as u candi-
date for reelection. Ne think thcrc
IL no suggestion about IL. he Is the
logical candidate of the Democrats,
and II would be- "a political mistake
e. nominate amy other man. NO mat.
ter how wen qualified he might hc
60 nll the pisitiun. II. Sumner
Leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
.COLOC
by tho
- Second Fiddle. -

NuJHIlE vts,kIuL iH, rulor1d'
M rrum,u, fU. strikers have
w u.su vi,.K,I tu, rusoranr
q
DISTRICT ATTORNEY Houdu.,
ul Trinidad Says h, do.IIItl iU r.,
TO, arrest of The -au l,at,,i .u.nuy
.r,u for thy murders committed 90
Forbes Those surviving u.uc uvu
cIs ,rc % uluud-thirst. lot
o
COLORADO legislators propose
Co PASS 3u investigation resolution
aul adjourn sine die. SURE, Let uar
uncle do o.
DOUBTLESS Hu,rti also is sur
prifcd hat th, president proceeds
rirht alung with .h, legislative pr'.
gram.
MCKINLEY COUNTY holds ,h,
] banner for 1914 population Ilefcdsv
, Three Thousand mon ana 1900 vuW'a
and children Iu one day.
d
WE HOPE the rural credits stctI
VIII bee extensive enough tu 'stfr tu'
far southN cst. our rural districts as.
limited but what there .s OF EN- a'cd
h money
MAYBE THE WILD WOMAN who
cut mp Henry Jamcs's picture hal
read his essays
o
OR TRIED tD read "A Jnmps srH-
t,ncc az one sitting.
o
FUNSTON b. unreasonable. H.
like the city water works.
o
VERA CRUZ isn't the only gt}
where the water works has been ar
issue.
o
WATER WORKS. In fact. may lr
said Co be- Synonymous with scrap ga
some cities.
o
Being ID diplomat hc realizes The value
! az hitting what o., aims at
g
UPTON SINCLAIR could dig up d
swell gang of oil mourncrs around
The edges OF Tumpiru.
o
ANOTHER MEDAL FOR iricnd 4
Carnegie. His endowment fund com.
mission has disco, cred b q there {.
no hone for peace iu the Balkans.
Q
ALSO THAT the Balkan pcor'''
are un'iNlll]ed'
iut 'FMM ol'N '""'u W" .
S'''u "'"oN '"u % "at" '''P ny "''
'"s '"'" INJURIES y i''n'u'".
~" "'''D lu' ''"'
H''U" ga" ~ pu' '"''"sn 7" july
w "l ,u-',n' ~" i''y N''n
~ az '
~ -" L'
.
~" "
,'im,
WV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

community. each party choosing H.
ablcst man to represent It In santa
he next winter? II can II the lead.
ors Of both parties consider the best
interests OF the taxpayers rather than
political considerations, which. after
all, have nothing to do with the fran
ing OF the states laws-SiiVer City
Enterprise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

Fellow started INTO The poultry bus.
.nrrs here last week. discovered 90
town Boa the thrnys OF a religious re-
,i'l. With several preachers of dit
ferrui brands boosting the good WORK
along, ana the chickens ruostins
mighty uieh-hc OUTFIT summer
Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

uIUy D~,Irstyue, @trs,cllug Tor the
Peters Paper company. OF Denver.
spent FRIDAY. saturday and SundI
here. the guest of the Mail family lu
company with DO, editor o. " g..
Winhuru. Mr Dearstyn me- made i tTip
over the tract -ltJfuay, aud WIS
greatly surprised az the Development
O. the country. s few NcaIs ago nc
made the trip from here to Dawson.
and there were uulN two ur thr'
houses ou Tho tract Hc could hardly
realize tn8t h, wac lu ~, same de
] trict when he saw the thousands &
1 acres of titled nclds, the many splvn-
did farm houses and the pure bred
stock on almost every farm Count
me as q booster for Maxwell from
this time ou, said Ruiy when hc hvi
returned from the trip aNwc'l
Mail
VERA Cruz is also thankful Zoe
introduced abe tanso.
o.
1lia New Progressive Leader.
from "a business standpoint cduca'
tIonaiy and socially. Maxwell Is ths
accepted leader OF progressive ideas
Maxwell Mail.
o
THAT SPANISH hayonct down nj
the Harvey curio store b. merely an.
other example " Harvey system en-
cheney. MS making good al "a ,urio
O.
SCIENTIST SAYS the liver is th'
gasoline that keeps the human cnRin.
going NoW watch Rockefeller cor
ner liver.
o
sANTO DOMINGD a. present has
three presidents OF assorted shades.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05
Easy NIcndlng.

! buy at q department store. nice.
firm stocking feet for throo cents a
pair writes u contributor to Moth
crs Magazine. / cut of tho old feet
that are past monding and sew the
rev feet ON the old tops, using u
good darning cotton and being care
ful to stretch the seam as the thread
viii not break. These last as Ions
lls new
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

sANTO DOMINGD st present has
three presidents OF assorted shades.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

SCIENTIST SAYS the liver is an,
gasoline that keeps the human cnRin.
going NOW watch Rockefeller cor
ner liver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

THAT SPANISH hayonct down M
the Harvey curio store IL merely an
other example ~ Harvey system en-
cheney. MS making good as "a ,uri0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

From "a business standpoint cduot'
tlonaly and socially Maxwell Is th'
accepted leader OF progrcssi,, ideas
Maxwell Mail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-05

VERA Cruz Is also thankful fuI
Funrion's army because the boys hat,
introduced jhy tango.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14
SITUATION IN LOS ANGELES
IS FAVORABLE TO STRIKERS

Los Angeles. Oct. I2-tspeeial to, the Strike
Bulletin. THE conditions In this city the same
ss previously reported. Our pickets are the
job each day as usual Trains are late
All the motive power In In bad condition. Shops
.fh >Fu' tthck- fun of equipment waiting for
pairs The foremen endeayoring to induce our
men to return to work. telling them that they had
better forget that there was a strike They are
surely In need of the old union men. The 3. r..
shut down sept 25. to Oct l. The Salt Lake has
the shop full Of engines for repairs They are
hiring all the men that come along and pick out
the best Of them In order to get the work out.
The foremen are disgusted and Of the
opinion that there are good mechanics around
the country. but who are union men. We made
= good impression before the Industrial Commits
sion At their hearing. and believe labor will
come into Its In the future.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14
OPENING Statement AT The
PERSON MURDER CASE AT
LINCOLN, Ill.


Ma, II pleas" the court aud gentlemen OF the
,ur, all men i've on hill tops hill top from
,.bch "A man life IL made up of his esper-
fences and part Ills heredity That Establishes
-h., Ne cali - paint of view. The law. recogntx-
i.s that and att.mptinE to make Christian the ad-
mi,s,ratfnn Of justice. has wisely thrown certain
safeguards atnund tn. defendant In order to in