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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
1HE TOURIST AND rnE HNu-
ROAD

The santa 3, railway company has
Invariably heard Complaints from Al
buuuerlue lusincs. men with great
courtesy aud has almost always made
concessions vhc 90 was evident that
the interests uf this city nredcd them
For his reason We are couudcnt TINT
the company VIII consider the matter
Of changing the regulations govern
ing limited service into this city from
the coast
\ well known business man. ns
published ln this paper yesterday.
complains that while he was allowed
to purchase transportation Go Alhu-
qucruus from san Francisco via
the limited train. under the
California laws, every cnort WAS
made Go induce him To- get on the
limited train after he had boarded Il
for the reason that H is not cVtsid-
cred desirable hy the company ga scll
transportation ou the limited from
the coast To- amy point iu Sew Mex
leo rhc business man was urgcd To-
get on 40 "a desert station spend nine
hours there. hoard Il local train az
the morning and come ON into Aibu-
puurquc Uith poorer accommodation
and with the loss of nearly twenty
Tour hours % valuable time. As "a
polite way 81 setting the traveller 10
gel OF a. Barstow. Il request fop "a
stopoycr at that point was placed on
his transportation during the night
When he refused to get OF nt tho
dessert own he was politely requested
ia buy additional accommodations TO-
Trinidad. colo. q few hundred miles
further Than his destination then
get of al Albuquerque He refused
to- do that and finally was allowed q"
com, on through on Tho TRAIN and
set on here. There wns plenty 81
space on tho train the passenger war
prepared to pay the tnrin and In
every sense ot the word he was ask
ing through service
The commlu, was ready Go sell
transportation GO Williams Arizono
or Trinidad colorado bui NOT 60 ans
point in Sew MeXIco not even to a
point where The train makes % rcsu-
lar stop
W, du not believe that the santa
pc railroad company desires to keep
tourist. out or Sew Mexico. Yet such
regulations Is this opertt, Goo prevent
this state getting the vry kind Of
tourists that We want ana retsrd the
development OF the state. While IL
b. an right go refuse Co mike "a local
train out of tho limited certainly the
mnnagomen of the company viii
agrpe that this Be- carrying o. Co "a RI
diculous eXtrcme Albuquerque is not
asking anything unreasonable. and
c@criliul, in view OF the concessions
which Aa,, been made Hy the com
pany ts concerns other phases oi The
limited service % Is NOT lurelsou-
aHl, 10 ask ihai irnA ,icrr frum 'ai
lornia b, sllowcl the priyilcse %
getting into Nes NaSico ou % hrst
class train,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
How to Save
Your Eyes
Tray rms iTrE PRESCRIPTION


DO your eyes give sou trouble Do
you already wear eyeglasses cor spec
tsrlese Thousands Of people wear
these windows who might easily
dispense with them You may bc
one OF these. and 81 is your duty Go
save your eyes before Il is too late
The eyes are neglected more than
any other organ Of the entire body.
Alter YOU finish your days work you
sit down and rest your muscles, but
how about your eyes DO YOU rest
them You know you do not You
read or do something elise hat keeps
yuur eyes busy. sou wurk your eyes
until you go Co bed. That is Why
so many have strained eyes and lin
ally other eye troubles that threaten
partial OF total blindness. Eye
glasses are mere C%rutches; they
never cure. This free p%rcscriptirn
which has bcnsfitrd the eyes of ~
many may work cqunl wonders for
you Use II a short time Would
YOU like your eye troubles Ia dispp-
ifNi ~ Ut Nt NANNAA AAa AhH lNhr
scrlption. 90 To The nearest wide
awake drug store and get a bottle %
DIPLOMA tablets; fili "a two-ounce bot
he with warm water drop ~ one
tablet and allow Il Re- thoroughly
dissolve with the liquid battle the
eyes two to four times daas. Just
note how quickly your eyes clear up
and how soon the Inflammation viii
disappear. Don't be afraid 60 use
10. u is absolutely harmless Many
who are now blind might have save
ed their eyes had they started a.
care for Them in time. This l. "a
simple treatment. hui marvellous
81 effective la multltudcs of oases
Sow hat you have ncen warned
don't delay q day hut do what you
can % save your eyes aud you are
likely 10 thank us ~ long as YOU
liYe for publishing This prescription.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

me continuity. i
tried doctors and all
kinds Of medicine
for several years
but was not cured
until ! took Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound. 1
hope my testimonial
will help other suf
fering women 10
try your wonderful
- Mrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
Sa~aaN~SNSss~s
TRIED RECIPES
NS~NSN~N~eNaAN


small Nut ioat Cake
IN rmctg,u.y cake. easily pre-
pared. yet delicious. which may be
baked IN lutrrs %paddipans or a loaf,
ingredients cup butter. ! cup
sugar o eggs cup milk. ~ cups
Hour. Z teaspoons baking powder =
teaspoon vanilla extract, cup
broken nut meats.
Cream th, butter and sugar. SIT
the baking powder with The Hour.
Add the milk and Hour TO the cream
ID butter ana sugar. AZ directed Tor
white loaf, M4N thoroughly. then add
10 whole uutelfeu egg Beat this int"
The cake mixture then add anCther
egg ami bent Finally add the third
egg n then the extract and me-
meats
Bake iu the medium-sizcd dripping
pan in "a moderate oven. Frost with
caramel icins The nuts may 3s
omitted from the cake and added a.
the frustlus ur omitted altogether.
This cak, BE- best when fresh.
White Mountain Cream.
This Irustiug bel soft inside and has
llosss su-.Il, Il may De used for
The buzc of r0iis cake uiLngH.
! ~lnRredi,Ht- s. cup Ia cup
! boiling water white OF : egg { Tea
spoon OF vanilla or = teaspoon Of
lemon 1ui,U
Combine ulr sugar and water and
place over -Iuy hre 80 that the
sugar mas Dbl, dissolved before the
syrup begins .u Doll. When the sugar
b dissolved wash IRON: the sides OF
The saucepan tuy granularions TINS
b nicely dom, Ht the use uf Il FORK
wound With clean vet cloth. Cook
rapidly Du uut stir or lar while
boiling cor % may grain When cooked
tu 'HN d"RteU> HF The sugar thermoin-
etcr co. when % viii spin a thread
one ush long when dropped from the
tines ol 90 fnrt upur IN a line stream
over the st.'iF beaten egg white
! Hcut constantly. and continue beat
ing until di the right consistency Ia
spread un The rake and not run on.
The cooling process mny be hasten
ed Dos setting the dish containing ths
frosting m a dish ~ cold water. Beat
OCCASIONAL, while cooling.
II tho frusfiug h. not cookcd Ions
enough % wU run from b cake
This may De- uteroome by setting ms
dish contriuins The frosting IN u dish
of boiling water over the fire. ano
beat while t ,uoks more. Remove
Co cool % ,ooked too lonE a VII
! hecme tno hard tn spread This ma,
Pee remeiicd hy the addition of a few
drops 90, lemon Juice or a little cream
of tartar co. "a teaspoon 81 hoiline
water a ltti. experience even with
ont the sugai thermometer viii give
perfect results Heart ct the House
boz Woman World for February.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

You took di-gruutlcd said the
shoe man
yves snapped thr batter Had q
nttic rush just unv and d couple oi
prospective customers walked out
without being waited OH
"ThaY seldom gee auHs from me
declared the shoe man 81 take on
their shoes as soun ss they cume iu
judge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

men. hardly any sheen are on the tax
rolls of this county because practically
al sheep owned here are grazod la
other counties.
The othcr order changed the AS
scssmeh against Whitcomb Springs,
now assessed against the Sew Mexico
Fuel n Iron company. 10 Martha T..
Hart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

IN OTHER sANorrMs
CrysIani1cd opinion.

est Louis Globe-bcmoCrat)
opinion -ull holds fairly good thai
NrNIco better bust and The Euro
p,lu hondnoldcrs wait % Ions uno
for tlrir cuah rather. thun XII tO.0OG
American young men getting t fui
thtW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

For dyspepsia. our national all
ment. use Burdock Blood Bittcrs.
Recommended FOR STRENGTHENING di-
gcstion purifying the blood. At all
drug stores. 800 a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

tthlCaEu Inter ocean
The care of military %priFoncrs
COSTS little u McEiro thc price ~
o. curtrids.Aa two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

The Route 10 Reno.
Lovers Lane.
Easy street.
Affinity Avenue Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
MARY r. MILLER, Box l5s, Miami, Okla
Another Woman who has Found
Health In Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.


Lindsborg, Kansas. Some years
ago I suffered with terrible pains In my
side which | thought were inflammation,
also with a bearing down pain, back
ache. and | was at times Rwfully ner-
vous. | took three bottles Of Lydia r..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
am now enjoying good health. I will
be glad TO recommend your medicine 10
my woman suffering with female trou-
BILE and you may publish this letter"
Mrs. A. L. SMITH, Z. No. 3, Box 60,
Lindsborg, Kansas.
IL you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia u. Pinkham's Vcgeta-
bic Compound win helpyOn, write
% Lydia ". Pink ham MedicineCO
(cOnndentialD Lynn Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will he opened.
read and answered by n woman.
and held i'm strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

What shall ! buy YOU for "A
birthday present. Jnhn2
Husband Nothing. dear. just give
the money you mean Co spend and
IIl get "a shine with 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

Any skin hohiuE il a temper tester.
The mon scratch the worse IT,
itchcs. boHns Ointment iH for piles,
eczema ANY skin itchinE. Boo az al
drus stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

Trimble's livery. sil ". Copper,
Phone 3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05

southwestern Browery and Ice COM
pany against Eta Rush On account
I ol 1923
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
TAnC In The Solar
JABN Ple@us.,

Ndic, dives ut the tB.Ntar old Prince.
p"sitcekli kIllIug
Awful
Just Toar-risle.
S-implys5raHd
Simp Fioc-rec
simply im~msusc
pcrfrcKlt Gorgeous
Too Lovely.
klliuEl> Funny.
AwfIlly swell
S4n .Ily HORRIBLE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
Ne Are Advertised Il, oar Loving
Ericni-.

. g. i've can't give his name
further fhsn thar ne runs o. lnun-
dr,I. submits The following solution
~ yesterdays puzzle.
let y Dec % certain number ~
geese ~ equals certain number
plus as mnnr more
Thcn ~ plus N-2 plus e equals
100 geese
THAT beiuR irnc ~ plus \ plHs
r cqusi- geo
An rirht7
Aud * egualH 1913 Y equals 80
1herefpTo b nppe1rs as follows,
81 plps 30 pius 49, plus 90
equals 100
Aud ID does
Mhaf9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
BOYS ARE CAPTURED.

Mike Hogan aud Pat Riley, the boys
who escaped from the oregon state
training school, are now In the custody
Of Sheriff james Parker, Of Lane coun.
ty sheriff Parker caught them In Cot.
tago Grove In car stolen from Eu.
gene When the boys left the state
school they walked 10 Turner, whore
they entered store, and also stole q
horse and buggy These were aban.
doncd al jefferson, where they pulled
off onother burglary stunt and took a
car belonging to the Spry Garage. This
car they drove 10 Albany, where they
entered clothing store and took some
Mackinaw coats. They abandoned
Spry's ear nj Albany, and took the
train for Eugene. In Eugene they took
another car In which they were cap.
tured by the Lane county sheriff in
Cottage Grove
The boys will be tried on the charge
Of stealing an auto In Eugene, and u
they escape on this charge In Lane
county they will be brought 10 Marion
county TO answer the same charge hero
In addition TO the burglary charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

Petrograd, Oct. 29,-Russia s whole
army was advancing today, along a
front Of tremendous length, against the
Germans and .Austriona
In the extreme north, the Germans,
badly demoralized by previou, meetings
with the cyar's troops, were trying to
keep the avalanche back with their
artillery while they reorganzed and re-
formed.
The fighting in this quarter was on
the kaiser's side of the East Prussian
frontier and despite their efforts his
soldiers were being driven back.
Similarly, at the center the slav
forces were pushing the enemy before
them as rapidly as the heavy condition
of the roads, now snowcovered, would
permit.
After a weeks conflict along the
River San, the Austrians were also in
retreat. przemysl 5 stubborn resist.
ance alone delayed the advance of the
ears entire left. Determined to re.
move this annoyance, the Russians
were assauting the fortress with great
violence, and confidence was expressed
by the war office that it would fall into
their hands soon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
WHY MILLS ON SOUND
ARE CLOSED DOWN

Seattle, Wash, Oct, 2g,-Ono vote
lost to the eight.hour lowl
Gustav Marshall, So, logger, will not
vote for the measure next Tuesday
He is dead,
Marshall died by the corbolic acid
route In the Puget Sound hotel, IA
Sixth avenue south, last night IIc
had when he died, just one cent and
an empty stomach.
As nobody knows whore he came
from or whore his relatives are, II he
had any, his body is at the public
morgue
II will be cremnted
Marshall was one Of thousands Of
loggers who have been thrown out Of
employment recently
The owners Of the camps are against
the eight.hour law.
To disfranchise the loggcrs as voters
they have been closing down thoil
camps.
The loggera, able 20 find cheaper liv
ing IN the cities than In the camps
have had TO leave, and so lose thcil
votes.
Marshall was one Of those.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
FIRST TRAP SHOOT OF
CAPITAL CITY CLUB

Next Sunday win be held the first
trap shoot Of the Capital City Rod and
Gun club for the winter season. Week
ly shoots will be held throughout the
winter now that the China pheasant
season is closed and the Salem shoot
era win be obliged to keep their shoot
Ing eyes frightened up on blue rocka
and clay pigeons, The officers Of the
club, james Grow, president, and Mark
siddall, announce their intention to iu'
terest new mon In the organization
sportsmen who have not made their
records as trap shooters will find a wei
come nj the club grounds ON Seven
tconth street and plenty of extra guns
and ammunition will be ON hand Tor
beginners. ..
Later In the senson match contesta
win bo held with other local gun cluba
Of the state. The trap shooting VIII
start Sunday Mt Il. M, mud VIII CON
Huue until the middle of the afternoon
or until all Of the marksmcn nave OK
bnustod their patience aud vocabulary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
Kaiser Assemblies Submarines
and ZeppeIins for Attack
on Dunkirk
BRITISH WARSHTPS
RUSH TO TAKE PART
Both Germans and Allies Are
Rushing Up Land Re-
Inducements

Worn out, both the Germans and the
allies army rested today along the
User.
But fiercer German effort than
ever to reach Dunkirk and Calais was
expected.
The kaiser was rushing up land re-
inforcements, Zeppelins, destroyers and
submarines.
The allies were reinforcing, too, and
more British warships were steaming
to continental channel ports to aid in
holding the Nieuport.Dixmude line.
The French claimed progress between
Ypres and Arras, in the Argonne re-
gion and in Apremont forest.
The Russians professed to be advanc-
ing along line from East Prussia 10
tho Carpathians except for delay at
Przemysl, which they were making
strenuous efforts to take.
The Germans admitted they had re-
treated, but said they were Hresuming
the offensive"
II was urmised they planned q new
attack on the Warsaw.fvangorod line
with western Gnhqia os their base.
Three German generals were said to
have been shot for permitting the kali
aer's forces to be defeated at Angus
t0wo.
Gavrio Prin2ip who assossinatcd
Archdukc Francis Ferdinand, was sem
tenced to 90 years Imprisonment, get
ting OFF easily because Of his youth, and
10 Of his companions received penaltiea
ranging from death to terms in prison.
There were signs that all Of the near
east would soon be involved in tho
war
General Botha, commanding the Bri-
tish forces in South Africa, had de-
fe0ted the Boer rebels under General
Beyers and was marching Oh General
| DcWet.
In Penang harbor, the German cruis-
er Emden sank tho Japanese cruiser
Jemtchug and a French destroyer.
The Swedish steamship Ornan and an
unidentified vessel we're sunk by
North sea mines.
The British authorities at Gibraltar
detained the italian steamships San
Giovanni and Regina Italia, laden with
American copper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
GERMAN CRUISER
GETS ON THEIR NERVES

London, Oct 29.--The exploits Of the
German cruiser Emden are getting SO.
riously on the nerves Of the British
public,
News from Toxic that the vessel had
ventured into the British port Of Pc.
nang, in the Straits settlements, and
torpadoed the Russian cruiser Jemtchug
aud n French destroyer, both Of which
sank, after which the Emden got safely
away, was received with chorus Of
execration and furious demands that
the admiralty do something to termin.
ate such incidents However service.
able the British fleet may have been
in blockadng German ports, there Is
no question that the people generally
don't think II has given sufficient
account Of itself in action, and criti'
cism Of the admiralty Is becoming In
creaWngly bitter,
The Emden was said TO have deceived
the port authorities at Penang by fly
ing the japanese flag aud changing ~
appearance by the addition Of coun
| terfeit funnel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
DETECTIVE BURNS SUES
THE SEATTLE TIMES

Seattle, WASH. oct. eD.-Willam j..
Burns detective, today filed suit here
for $4,000 damages against A. j. Bic.
then and the Times Printing company,
for alleged dcfamatory statements In
connection with the convictions obtain.
ed by Burns in the Oregon land fraud
deals. Tho article, appearing in the
Seattle Times on November 3, 1919, was
headed William ]. Burns exposed by
the United States government and
cartooned Burns with the title "would
convict Christ
II charged Burns with maliciously
and falsely procuring evidence TO con.
Wet alleged land grabbers In Oregon.
One suit is filed In the superior court
for slOO,OOOi the other in the federal
court for $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
REPORTS BUSINESS
GOOD IN GERMANY
Five Million Fighting and 65,-
100000 Are Running the
COuntry's Business

New York, Oct. 29.-Optimistic re-,
ports of conditions in Germany were
voiced here today by Waiter Schultz.
Panama Pacific Exposition commits
sioner to Germany, who recently re-
turned to New York from Berlin. Fac.
tories, he said, were running and the
nations general business was good.
THE German empire, said Schultz,
"intends to participate in the San
Francisco exposition and will show the
world that the war will not force her
from the position she holds in regard
to trade and commerce. The Germans
generally expect the war to continue
until spring, but say they don I expect
to encounter any difficulties in ship.
ping exhibits to America.
''There are 10000, 600 people in Ger.
many. Possibly five million are fight.
ing. That leaves 65,0O0,000 to conduct
the empire IS business Factories along
the frontier are closed, Of course, but
the rest are running, excepting those
manufacturing articles classed as lux.
uries.
Mobilization was conducted in such
a manner that enough men were left to
keep the factories in operation. The
German market is being kept open for
American trade. The empire feels most
friendly toward the United States and
wants to make its trade relations even
closer"
Schultz said German business mer
welcomed competition and probably fn'
yor the campaign to mark goods "Mod,
in the U. s. A. " Many Of the Berlin
shops, he said, were displaying cards in
their windows reading rs follows;
"This is an American house; patron
ize American goods; Americans are
friendly to US"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
RECOMMEND BISHOP
RESIDE IN SALEM

After adopting unanimously the rcso.
luton petitioning the new bishop for
Oregon, Bishop.elect Walter y, Summer,
Of Chicago, who was chosen to succeed
the late Bishop Scadding Of the Oregon
diocese, to establish his residence In
Salem Instead Of Portland, and the
selection Of Eugene rs the next meeting
place for the Central Convocntion the
Episcopal conference, which has been
In session here the past two days, stood
adjourned last evening. The conference
throughout, SAYS Rev, Robert Gill, pas
tor Of ~. Paul's Episcopal church, was
most successful In every respect and
the visiting delegates had a most on.
ioyable time during their stay in the
Capital.
After tho business Of the conference
was concluded during yesterday morn
ing and afternoons sessions, tho visit
ing delegates were entertained at q
reception and banquet at the home Of
II, u. Thielsen and q most enjoyable
time was had by all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29
GERMANS HOLDING
GROUND IN POLAND
EXCEPT AT WARSAW
Superior Force Of Russians
Holds Them in Check Near
the Frontier
NOT ONLY STOPPED
BUT DRIVEN BACK
German Officers Now Have
Command of Entire Aus
trian Forces
By ]. W. 7. Mason
by o. W, T, MASON
(Former London correspondent for the
Inited PresaN

\rornef London correspondent for the
United Press.)
New York, Oct. 29.--The German ar.
my, which was reported last week to
nave started from East Prussia TO de.
Vel0p new attack on Warsaw, has
falled to carry out its instructions. Ii
appears to have encountered a superior
Russian force, operating from Augusta.
Wo, and to have been held in check
too close to the frontier to exert any
Influence on the Warsaw campaign.
In consequence Of this there mas been
no dimuniton in the pressure the Rus.
sians were bringing to bear on the Ger.
man front along the Vistula and the
Berlin war office admitted today that
- change Of formation" was in prog.
f1ss in the latter quarter.
The meaning of the war office 's
statement is that q new line of strategy
is in course of development.
The original German offensive in
Russian Poland Contemplated direct
assault on Warsaw The Russians,
howe; ar sneeeeded in out.concentiat
ing the Germans and forced them TO
fall back so far that the city is now
as much out Of the range Of immedi.
ate operations as is Paris.
Elsewhere in Poland the Germans are
holding their own.
Have Changed Plans.
The kaiser's offensive against War.
saw by direct march from the Ger.
man frontier having been thrown back,
it is probable that new line of at.
tack is being mapped out.
The initial Teutonic advance wns
from the west and the reinforcing
movement was from the north. Each
started from base within German ter.
ritory. Presumably an attempt is Ia
be made now from the southward and
indications are that this was what the
war office referred to when II spoke of
o "change Of formation"
A southern offensive would operate
with western Galicia us its direct base
and first objective would not be War.
saw but Ivangorod, sixty miles south
of the former city. Iyangorod is sec.
ondnry fortress protecting the left
flank Of the Russian forces engaged In
WnrsOw's defense.
Operations In force in this area miphi
easily compel the car to withdraw q
large part Of his army in Galicia, and
II this should happen, undoubtedly the
Austrions could swarm across the Snr
and rccnpturc Lemberg, thus recover
ing practically the whole Of their part
ly lost province.
Such n possibility unquestionably has
its influence with the German staff
which, according to recent report, nov
las supreme control Of the Austrian
army and Is accountable FOR Austrian
success or failure