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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14

I.unas accompanying two ST. Louis
men. j. Sioyesky and l.. slcyesky.
who are going Co inspect the prop
erty The party viii return tonight
NJ T.. Myers for some time CON
noctcd with the famous Bingham
studio ot Colorado sprines. one of the
best known photograph studios Ia
the west. arrived In Albuquerque
yesterday 60 become manager Of tho
Albuquerque Gray studio. Mr. My
ers Is an artist and "a photographer
ct wide experience and viii give his
entire attention 90 tho Albuquerque
studio. Mr. Gray who is nov dcvot-
ing much uf his time To- his studio
In santa Fc lcn for that poiat last
nieht after installing Mr.. Myers IN
charge here.
The womnn's missionary society Of
the Presbyterian church viii meet In
the church parlors nt $3.50 tomorrow
afternoon.
lu the debate recently held by the
Albuauerquo Fusincss College stu
dents the affirmative side. repre-
srntcd bt Mossrs. WIN. Horsoficid,
banker. and Miss ollie Kinds won,
the negative drnutrrf being Curnot
suuor. Ralph Gibson and Mrs Sollic.
the judges were Charles Roehl, Mr..
Mangos and ,iiss Madden.
Attention, Comrades of g Is War
ron Post No. 8. q. A. r.. are re-
ouestcd to meet az FrenchE Under
taking Parlors go 2 O'Clock Thurs
day 20 attend Comrade Royland's fun
eral By order ~ y. ~ Bliss com
mnndcr
state Senator Thomas u. BURNS Of
Tlcr'a Amarillo WIS In Albuquerque
this morning Tor half an hour. pas
scngcr ON the California limited for
California, whore he viii spend sov-
cral weeks Senator Burns says the
snowfall Ia Rio Arrihn county has
been unusually heavy this winter thus
far and that water ln the Rio Grunde
viii be abundant next spring
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
JACK JOHNSON AND
MORAN TO FIGHT
FOR BELT
Negro and Pittsburgh Heavy
weight Sign Articles for
Worlds Championship
Match in Paris Next June.
Iiy Ilcuscd Wire "a Evening ucraId.I

Ihy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald
Paris Jan. Jack Johnson. the
negro hoayyWeight puEillst and
Frank Moran. the Pittsburgh heavy
weight, today signed articles Cor "a
twenty round bout for the champion
ship of the world 90 ho fought on the
day Of or before the Paris Grand
prx race. during the first or second
week Of june. this yeag
johnson was handed "a check for
f15,0oo while Moran D. guaranteed
$1,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
AsHURST RESOLUTION
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE

Washington, Jan. ~ senator
Ashursrs resolution for congressional
investigation OF the copper strike in
the Calumet district was today refer
red TO the senate education and la-
bor committee for consideration be-
fore being submitted TO tho senate for
final approval.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
10 TALK TO PRESIDENT
ABOUT INNESrtG ATiON

Washington. Jan Representa-
tive Heating 81 Colorado today arr
ranged Co coufcr tomorrow with
President Wilson 10 cndeaVor 90 So
cure endorsement FOR o. congressional
investigation of the Colorado coal
strike
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14
LIVE STATE NEWS
LIVE STATE NEWS
Woman Poisoned by
Strychnine in Tea

Life of Well Known Springer Resident Saved with Difficult
ty; Believed to Have Been Attempted Murder; sOoOrrO
County Young Man Shot Through Both Legs Accident
ly by six-ShOOter Brakeman Hurled from Top Of Nov
ing Freight Train HllsbOrO Miner Has Nose Broken in
Painful Accident.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14

Geo g. prlunK. Of Hamburg n y,
says: Chamberlain Cough Remedy
VIII break up cold the quickest 81
anything I have ovcs used" This
remedy contains 30 opium or other
narcotic. Il 81 mos, effociuai and Is
pleasant and aafo Go take. Try g.
w.. sale by AL druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14

Bernard Shandon Rodev announces
his permanent return home, from his
different government cmplogments
and the resumption Of hls general
law practice. HIS offices nre for tho
present In the Law Library building
over the Mcintosh Hardware store,
Central avenue. he hopes to get cm-
pioyment from all over the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-14

Phone 3. nsd Rafn. sli W. Copper
for flrW-cinea hncks and carriages
w l.,Tflwhle a CO,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-11-06
Personals and Locals

The Alamo cafe for good eats.
rn,oystcr season il open now
c., them fresh at tn" Alamo. II
&C., mp an oyster supper party
,.,W furnish everything and YOU
,iu enjoy it. Alamo Cafe II
Far Sale Horse, harness and
.,r VIII sell cheap l. H.
Burkhrad u
We are prepared To put mp
,.,rr ,prclal dinners, or prepare
,ny,hiag you may want for a
dinner party. Alamo Cafe.
I,I-Gold Iockct with diamond
.,,,irg Initials on side ~. II.
p" two pictures inside. Re
ward r. II. Pennington.
Mis-, Bulah blair lett this
week. for a visit with her sister
down IN Texas
The recreation room at camp
j., about competed tn" funds
for ,nr erection of this building
a.. tt,I, l',,ulr,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
THE PEOPLE IN EARNEST.

The Virgintan feels quite sure that the gen
tlenen of the council will not call 1t nagging
II remind them again Of what seems to be
their manifest duty In the matter of the 100000
appropriation for the county highways.
The chamber OF commerce. backing strongly
ether commercial bodies. has spoken, and all Of
these interests believe that the appropriation
should he allowed TO so through without un,
reasonable delay.
Judge Campbell wisely pointed out this as the
equitable thing for the city to DO. Unless 1t
does the county will probably contest the an
nexatnr matter In the courts and further de-
lay realization of this long-cherished dream.
The city understands Of course, that It will re-
ceive nearly as much az II gives. and 1t is
merely a question of the city. which has the
money. giving It quickly and ending this sus-
pense.
The people are very much In earnest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31

men like Warburg and Jones, who felt like they
were to be singled out for attack or put through
course of catechetical exercises in the CONS
naittee chamber, and naturally resented II. Mr..
Jones firmly withdrew and relieved one strained
situation; Mr.. Warburg, through the presidents
wise influences. has consented to submit to an
appearance.
While the senate Is sizing up Mr.. Warburg, we
trust Mr.. Wilson is casting about for a man
for the other vacancy whom we dare he?e Will
please the senate SO well that there viii not
lie any further delay in organizing this great
system of regional banks. to which the country
is looking forward with so much anticipation
and iupatience.
But for the senate delay the organization
would probably have been launched in August
but now definite time has been set.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
A SPLENDID MOVE,

That the Virginia Home and Industrial School
for Girls at Bon Air has been formally taken
over by the State of Virginia Is a matter of
congratuiation to all concerned The institution
has been In existence for a number Of years and
has done fine work through the efforts Of
Mr. Robert r. Lecky. ,Ir, and hts associates.
II has been purely labor of love on the part
of these gentlemen, and after the continual
handicaps imposed upon them by reason Of their
limited means and the objections raised to the
institution, they came 10 the wise conclusion to
ask the State to take It up.
The Commonwealth. through Its larger sphere
Of influence and greater resources, can, we are
sure, do everything necessary for this institu
ton. which cares for hayward girls. and the
new board OF governors. headed by Mr. I.ecky
who brings hts ripe experience. and such men
John p. Branch and Rev DR. George w Nc
Daniel. Rev, Dr. Macachlan. Rev DR. j. J.
Scherer Jr., Mr. Henry Iandon Cabeil and Mr.
Burnett Lewis Ia assurance that this worthy
charity. so well founded, will be developed as 1t
should be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
Becloutling the Issue.


The issue Is straight and plain. 1t Is for
prohibition, against prohibition. Local OPP
ton has part in the election September
%. The question is the single one of the ban
shment Of the liquor traffic from the entire
State.--Petersburg Progress
Now. to mind, there could be more
misconception and misrepresen NATION of the
issue" than is contained in the foregoing para
graph.
The State of Virginia Is now subject to
system of laws regarding the liquor traffic which
grants to each political subdivision of the State
the right to decide by popular vote whether
not license 10 dispense ardent spirits malt IL
quors containing certain percentage of alcohol
within its borders shall be issued. This is local
option.
The election in September will lay before the
general electorate of Virginia whether the exist
ing statutes shall be done away with and SUBJ
stituted BY statute of prohibition applicable to
all the territory within the State. no matter how
the vote in the several localities may stand on
the proposition.
II this does not constitute a direct issue be-
tween local option which now exists and the
statewide prohibition which is proposed
persede it then we are utterly at loss to con-
ceive how such an issue could be made up
Norfolk Nirginan- Pilot
Is your position, friend Virgfnian- Pilot en-
nreiy accurate. as stated above? Is it an is-
sue pure and simple between local option and
Statewide prohibitionp Have va local out,on
throughout the State at the present time? liz
- fi"t I" 'dGt tha' the BYRD law cut liquor al
most entirely out of the rural sections Of the
state. and hence the greater part of the State
and took it entirely out of local option terri
DRY? That IS according to the reading of the
iHFd law and according to the practice since
the adoption of that law, notwithstanding the
allegations published few DAYS ago in the
hlchmond Tirnes-Dispatch that by an error this
part of the law had been rendered nugatorv
IS not the issue. TO state it accurately between
very limited local option and Statewide PROFIT
ataohF - Is well to have the record absolutely
straight-Staunton Leader
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
PEOPLES FORUM
Change of Sentiment.

Editor Virgiuian:
Sir.-On the fly leaf of the copy of DIR. stuart
McGuire's speech against Statewide prohibition
Is quotation from the Columbia IS. CD state
to the effect that:
1T took much courage for DR.. Hunter
Mcclure to write that sentence IT Is my
opinion that If all intoxicating liquors were
poured into the It would be better for
mankind, then 1t now requires Of ms
TO brave fanaticism TO qualify his
fathers words
Seems to that Is admission Of QUITE
CHANGE OF sentiment the liquor question
since DR. Hunter Mctsuires day. The 10000
signatures to the petition for the election in
dicates that the guess was right We are quite
sure the vote at this precinct will be ten to one
dry. and hoping to make 1t unan iinous
]. G. BARRIE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
THE THEODORE RIVER.

Rio Theodore think Of IT, No longer the
river Of doubt now. and If any fake explorer
aasaiis his discovery aEain he Will be sued for
SANDER. The official report has it that the
Rio de Janeiro Geographical society, In honor
Of Colonel Roosevelt, has decided to name the
new river he discovered In Brazil Rio Theo-
dore" Teddy river would be euphonious and
short but anyhow he has his well-merited la,i-
rels now and nobody wrest them from him.
Ray Roosevelt!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
Strange Language for That Source.

Editor Nirginia:
Sir Alcoholism is the second greatest
factor in insanity, epilepsy. feebleninded-
ness and degeneraoy in the race Alcohol
impairs the seed of the race. II costs
millions Of dollars to support the defec-
tives produced by alcohol. yet We license
and protect the sale of this most potent
poison"
Where do you think this Is quoted from
From Your paper? From the Virginia
Issue? From one Of the Anti saloon posters
at Tenth and Main streets? From the lectures
81 'hysterlcaI fanatic?" No, IT is taken from
Tuesdays edition. July 49, Of the Times Dis
patch, and l have quoted It verbatim. that you
might give 1t prominence in the next edition
of The Frginian.
Is the Tines-Dispatch also among the proph-
cts? C. j. H
Richmond, Va, July 2s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
to enforce the law Of the Commonwealth

to enforce the law of the Commonwealth
Our physicians have learned that they can
best serve the State by Graduating the breeding
places of fever germs than by simply treating
persons taken with fever. In all directions the
cry goes out. rid your premises OF the filth
which breed typhoid fever germs" And the cry
Is heard and needed. l find few who win shout
Local Sef-Government" Personal Liberty
when the health officers of the State issue d.
rections along these lines.
The saloon Is the breeding place OF drunken
ness and Of many evils. so we propose to rid our
commonwealth of them. In the meantime,
tender care and faithful nursing will be given
those afflicted with disease We have bitter
feeling, but only commiseraton for the unfortu-
rate victims.
Referring again to the book of the Rev. DR..
WATSON, Is II not strange that minister of
Christ should plead in behalf Of the saloon.
while more than one thousand convicts in the
Pennsylvania penitentiary should plead for Its
kbolitonf III. B. LEE
Charlottesville, Va, July "a, 1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
VIZ. mll4ao.N... ElNl n4xn

Tie announcement that Banker Paul N. War
borg has gracefully yielded at the behcst of
President Wilson 10 recede from his position
ana arp4sr before the senate committee ia a
scarce AZ great satisfaction 70 everybody inter
sisted IA. ahe federal reserve board
TAis action means now probably that SIR. War,
hurgs nan4e a. member Of that important body
viii be confirmed.
4 is easy TO understand the attitude Of big
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31

Fifty vessels have applied already to the sur
yeyor of the port of New York for measurement
under the rules In order to ascertain the cost OF
Panama canal tolls, That sounds likes business
doesn't it, and soon more prosperity spelled with
capital p.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31
IT'S PURPOSE PATENT,

tiS f1fF'oSf'
Inc NloAi4'-'1 4 '.'''S -
OF Ne4@ SGA'' "'"' 4"' '''N
fort 20 prove that ] he HgWidn ID Us sa41oi fea
- ,-...da, bod Undertaken q ce sH8a.9n for the
"a -,.-,. -. xts.vt.,4a
frehiol3oh q tne 'o0@S1" 'A'0"71''
n stated.
sr4 s,.t,s..f r,ro,y{qn IN what appears to
g. +to,,,t N inatifv or excuse the hostility
~. ..,.t]| rt}r{tto,,{a,s tn tobafro says In
- -, +ha se1e If tobacco must be reg
F1,S's''' -, .b. q-na4 Ia offensive to some
-, ~ The n,inion Of The }sr8saian such
-. roeorsary 20 rroteft persons who
n'',' ~, .o}.,roo from those who do"
.a},..,-t needless 10 saw that TIE Vtfginian
I'd. ~, s,,oa, statement and took 10 such po-
49,. .t,.,.,.h;c., fine Jouyngl ATTEMPTS to at
,.tt,,ta - =, The Eir9,g:an is not surprised
$500 ~, .-.,,t.;r, tho Jo,.yual NAV say or do
,... -. ,s.-.u.-e t,s t.sne of saloon or
.... B.. ,,sar. .,,, ,,o,tfa RI the state
t-.. ,,s. ..o.to, IF tho go,tronl Is
go. ..,.,.,.o. ~, ,,c fact thar moth
T.. IT,. ...., , ,.43,o~ia1 co1,n,ria
..,.u ~ s.ato,.iso rroh!bttfon can
,...,, ..,.,~ota
,........ .4a..,, ,...,. ot,orf, tts ,,oai,{on
49,, o....,,o, Nm, for the saae of fur
IF a.t.a "a
i, a. u,o..,4.
,,.',-...', ,.t.,:,,on ...r.eore declares
that ubEo II 9okt earnestly supports and AL.
vocates TIE passage of a Statewide law pro
itti.'l1s ito,n, Fr ta,ar,sa fn,rnosas n
would nor advocate the passage OF law prohibit
tae the man dfaoEnre and sale Of tobacco except
- ~ T,rasio has reiec,ed All cigarette
advertising. because II did not desire to send
SUCH advertising INTO me homes OF It's SUD
s,earaa,. hnt ybG T'rginjoa has MOI refused
othe1 tobacco advertising
This statement is positive, and can be mis-
understood miaconstrued. or misrepresented only
By one wi1olly bent on preventing the facts and
TIE statement
The one quotation fro1a The Ftr9sntaa given
by tbs Jo"rna' was nor "a complete etatement as
given by this paper. On the same page and In
the same column with The editorial from which
this CARRIED extract was taken. The Fsroi"san
eat forth the manner in which the Journal had
only The day before earoled and mntfated a
letter Of senator Edmondson's until It appeared
sn exactly the opposite light from that which
was given II when read as a whole. The Journa!
however, has not as yet had the fairness to cor
rect this misrepresentation
The full sentence from The Ttr2tntan's edi
sorial Of which the Journal quoted only phrase
Is as follows:
1T is true that the law Of society and the
law Of the State both recognize the fact that
tobacco is offensive tomany persons, and resula-
t'ons are passed to protect persons who do not
ike tobacco from those who do"
This statement vas taken, mutilated TO suit
tae ends Of the writer Of the article In cues
ton. and used AS premise for the Journals
editorial On ibis premise it span out for the
advocates Of Statewide prohibition theory of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31

One regret the newspapers have about this
threatened is that the linotypes will have
another lot OF jawIbreaking names to spell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31

That Baltimore party Is convinced. we
are sure, that Richmond. after all the
proper designation for the federal reserve bank
of the district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-31

One headline saw had 1t: All Europe
plunged in war" and from the current mael-
strom Of events 1t would seem
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-24

/. ..t,ir;e nlsants were rushed with orders.
THE repefition. however, Is eexpected
to be on q far larger scale Many OF
the machine tool companies are max
ing preparation for increasing lneaf
facilities and are looking forward 70
day and night activity.
Governments OF the warning ma
lions. It Is confidently expected, VIII
place machinery orders with the man
,facturers OF this country which VIII
aggregate many millions OF dollars.
These orders have begun 70 arrive.
Besides the machine tool trade, the
automobile industry is beginning 70
profit from war orders. Orders 1or
motor trucks for war purposes are
pouring into Cleveland and autonno7
bile .centers. Some American motor
trnclx manufacturers are working
their plants day and night IN order
to iii these demands. Automobile
plants throughout the Central West
are sharing In this war business.
Further. some OF the largest man
,ifacturers of automobile forgtngs
are finding it necessary to run at full
Ecapacity to keep even with their Or
ders. Later on, when the neutral
world has had time to catch second
breath over it's establishment at Eu-
ropes tremendous struggle, and when
accustomed to a brand new kind Of q
business world, American manufac-
turers Of motor cars should fall heirs
to the bulk Of the German, French
and English trades In automobiles
Such an increased trade VIII mean an
accompanying boom in the sale OF
American rubber tires, parts, chains,
tools and general accessories.
At first, OF course, there Is to be ex-
pected a certain loss In sales Of the
machinery more peculiar to the needs
of peaceful progress, both at home
and in foreign markets. This loss
should be more than made up, It would
seem, however, when the orders
which were formerly sent to Germany
Belgium, France and Great Britain
begin to find their way into the Offices
OF American manufacturers.
Then, our machinery industry has
to look forward to a lessened compe-
tition In home markets, an increased
demand for a number of its products
due to war, decidedly increased for
eign market, in that its two great COM
petitors are at death grips. and fur
ther Increased trade when the war
ring nations go back to the work OF
peace and begin to restock their sup
plies Of tools.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-24

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-24

COulO AOS SkAit4 OA
my feet My sister
in-law wished me to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams We etable
Compound and my
nerves becanef firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and ! lost
that weak, tir e
feeling. That was
six years ago and I
have had three fine
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-24
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
TO Health by Lydia E
Pinlxha1n's Vegetable
Compound.

I.ackawanna, N. Y.-tt After my first
child was born felt very miserable and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-04
Rad Many 70 Think OF.

Learning that his friend had TALON
OF q roof ou which h- Was al work
the scientific chap hasteued 20 his
bedside Il have sn opportunity to
prov, aH Old theory here he said.
after obtaining all the details They
ga, that ~heu a man falls from .
Erra hriEhi be thinks Of 81, hls sins
before he hits the ground \nN il
that true Did YOU DO that Well.
didnt have time 70 mink OF quite AL
OF ,hru Nou see. I only fell hvs sto
Tits
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-04

We desire 10 thank you all lot
your patronage ia the past aud hope
wa NAV continue to have you A. Gus
lonsrs
la the failure this store Will lie run
90 Strictly Cash oasis. Cred IL will
be extended 20 no ons. We have to
pay cash for what We buy aud ~e
lind It Is easier " pay cash when you
buy. than it Ia to pay after the &C
count has run for sometime. This
paper will contain price lists each
seek, 80 you will Know ldst what
everything costa.
DO not order uOlsss you have the
cAan Tor We positively will not Ell
tsnc credit after Juns s, 1914,
GEORGE. l. AN uRkWs.