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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
Albuquerque Creamery Has
More Turkeys in a Bunch
Than Ever were Assembled
Here Before.
CREAM PRODUCTION OF
EASTERN SECTION BIG
Conditions this Winter will
Finally Demonstrate Dairy
ing as Eastern New Mexico's
One Best Bet Says Sweeney.

More turkeys JI.u ever were AS
..muI.d LA , bur.h ip New Mexico
- ~ ,
'"' "iuA '' 'h" N''oi"''l'' cream
ery aud uu Sd nc.ruy ranch as "a re-
.rt uf th. ...o weeks trip Of d. h.
a
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rom ""''" "' ''''ih'" f'N''Io"N
nc '' '"i'I"" E"'"'
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IN''s I.i n".'''S tI"'' 'H' 800 n''N
''l .H' year 'i'-"', s''I'H-
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N'''"'"s '"" Sc" i''l n 'h' DUN
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"''N' '- no'hlh-' going ''
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''''ih Sew N'Ni'" nc farmer one
''a' ''. d ''ti ing We ''niln"n'N
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an" u" 'h' pi"nH'ii"h i"''''''
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"'Nh" FARMERS are equipped i"f
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BUD ."i-' N''n"''t' ana winnie ihls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
THREE INJURED AND
WAGON WRECKED
BY TROLLEY
Smashup at Second Street ana
Silver Avenue Leads One
Victim III Serious State.
Motorman Blamed.

Three men were injured. ono seri-
ouslv and 60 wagon was wrecked ip
collision with 20 trolley car az silver
avenue ana second street last night.
Tho injured men are " g. cali
Tier. John Bowman ana Leo Crutph-
go. all employed hy the Imperial
laundry The three were BOO one of
tho laundry delivery wagons. travel
ing east. when the smashup occurred.
Bowman was driving According
Ia @ statement mad by Crutchvr. tho
trolley car. travelling nortbward. bore
down on them al 3spced eft De- miles
an hour The moturman gave no
warming OF mis- approach according
e. Crutchrt.
The car struck the Wagon with full
force. hurling 10 from tho track and
%kuock'ug down the horse. The three
men were nuug into the roadway
The car wis ruinr 500 fast according
To- 'rutohcr that o. travelled hair a
block before DO came Goo stor.
The v1luU WIS almost d complete
wrook and packages of uEon were
scattered al over the street
Caller che worst injured uI me
trio. was hurt about the legs and
back ~" was taken 90 DIS home. on.
Nurth Twelfth street. where b, BIS
confined Co hIe bed uadcl tho care
"i a physician. % was said today
that the tul extent of hls injuries
could not 1o gagged for 10 da, or
two He may be- suffering from inc
ternal hurte
crutehcr was bruised and ,u,. and
one lex was famed Bowman su.-
tanned cuts and bruises painful but
mot serious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
UNIVERSITY TEAM
SHOWS WELL IN
PRACTICE
Makes Short Work of Light
High School Line in Try
Out for Second Game With
Roswell Academy Next
Week.

I'M. University football. team put
boo . Hard afternoon yesterday. srrim-
WfrIuH with the high school lime 10
w.uld nc unfair 20 toll how many
Uiuos Ga, team from the hin crossed
tho r~ruHgEters were Oufeiuseed in
w' rhf and did not even have the
Heueit uf 900 their regular ituostucn
uHraI'Hua ttc @s.tlatIon Ihc varsity
found Ii-rif ac.nE che other day
when DO met Mouaul-aud almost
failed fu SCORE However the total
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
~ EXCEPTIoNAL OPPORTUNITY.

Al exceptional opportunity Nn bee
Afforded the ladies uf Albuquerque Go
secure q corscf or pcttieoat al "a Nery
reasonable price hy calling a. the Art
shop tomorrow The line of corssts
n large and wen selected AND an ex-
perieneed litter viii see that each lady
sets r. corset which hts her The line
of p%etucoats Includes a wide variety
of oolors and goods Every lady IN
Albuquerque should cail az the Art
shop tomorrow and iet Mrs. New
conner and her asaisiRnts show these
h1ts 81 corsets q ~neificuats.
Mrs Newcomer alRo has d splendid
lino oi coats aud dresses which are
worthy of aueltion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
Girls! Girls! Save Your Hair
Make II Grow Luxuriant
and Beautiful.

DIS you oare for heavy hair. that
g@isfcue with beauty and ~ radiant
with ufc. has nn incompatible soit-
aess aud b. nung and iustrous. try
%imrdcrIuf.
just one Application double the
heaut3 of Your hair. besides ID imme-
diately dlsFolfes eferg particle of dam
healthy hair 10 rel have dandrui
This destructive scurf rons the hair of
its lustre. ifs strength and its very
lie, and 10 not overcome ID produccs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

The extremely low prices nc which
"c are selling DI AMONDS show
the best 'hlns~ Nou can get anS where.
la addition Ia iiie biue-white PER-
filtr DIAMONDS. we have n Ncry
large stock OF the popular priced
Diamonds mounted a. cavaliers.
Iraecr Rings. Earrings. nrooohes.
shirt studs. etc; Tine white. perfectly
and very brilliant, from $1,000
and les up.
IL you want a DIAMOND, a
" A1tH. u RING 80 otiicr Jcwclry or
siiserware he sure and CIR OUR
PRICES before buying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
FOR OANORIFF, FALLING HAIR Or
ITCHY SCALP--25 CENT DANDERINE

scalp tho hair roots famlsh. loosc1
ana die, then the hair falls uuf fast.
n your hair haF been ncslcctcd and
IS min. faded, dry, soraggy or too olly,
get % 25 cent bottle OF knowltoU's
Danderine "a ems drug store or toilet
counter. apply "a little az directed ana
ten minutes after sou viii say this
was the best Inv cstment you ever
made.
We %siucersiy believe. REGARDLESS col.
everything else advertised, that 10 YOU
desire sofi. luafrops. bauiiful hair ana
lota oi t-nn dandruN-no itHhlng
scalp and mo- more falling hair-you
must use Kuowiton's Danderine ~
eFentunlly-why not nowf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

The Commercial .Iun has been ask-
Co furnish Information 90 ,hs Uni.-
ed states Irrigation experts regar5iq-
sewage Irrigation DOB this psr at the
,onitri. The government 81 so,1uv
uHia "u Tho uss cot sewage loo rl..inr
tt'rs in arid and semi-aId region.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

Phone 9, Red Barn al " Copper
for nrst-class hacks and carriages
W. l. Trimble a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

WATER TAX DIE ANp PAYABLE
AT OFFICE pF WATER CO. lIc
SECOND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
StyIePlus $I7
Rn
IL same - lhe - -

Anystyle, anykindoffabric
you like REST. Our assort-
mentof these special suits and
overcoats is as large as most
stores all
priced lines combined.
Look at a S~TYLEPLUS
before you buy any new
clothes.
That policy will save you
money and keep you well
dressed. You'll buy to be
pleased.
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COUNTRY CLUB ATHLETES
ARE INVADING DAWSON

An all around athletic team COM
peting in golf, tennis and bowling
from the Trinidad Country club left
today for Dawson. where they will
play the members of the various
teams of the Dawson Country club
today and tomorrow.
Those going from the Trinidad
Country club were Dan Kelley, Lew
ellyn Davis, w. P. fWoolderidge, Sid
ney Eallinger. Will Kerr. John Drury
and Oscar Samuel. These men will
endeayor to win laurels for the To-
cal country club at the tournament to
be hera in Dawson today and tomor-
row
The men selected to represent the
Trinidad Country club were those
who are supposed to be the most YER
satile in the three popular sports,
golf, tennis and bowling. All seven
men have won honors in local COM
petition and are expected to bring
lone the lions share of the trophies
from Dawson.
Dawson has one of the best and
most complete country clubs in New
Mexico and among their members are
several crack men in golf and bowl
inR =
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WAGON DRIVER INJURED
WHEN HORSE RUNS AWAY

Louis Johnson. driver for the
White House Mercantile company,
narrowly escaped death and was Sc
verely cut about the head and body
yesterday afternoon while attempt
ing to stop runaway horsein front
of the Columbian livery barn on
West Main street. johnson was TAX
en- to San Rafael hospital and it was
reported this morning that he rested
easy last night and this morning was
in fair way to recovery as soon as
the many cuts and bruises on his
body were healed.
Johnson was standing In front of
the Columbian liver! barn when a
horse hitched to the curbing became
excited and started in a mad dash
down Main street. johnson grabbed
at the horses head and after being
dragged for several yards was thrown
down and trampled upon. Johnson
was picked up by several bystanders
and WAS fastened to the hospital
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MAKING VOTES FOR THE OTHER FELLOW

Democratic candidate governor, ms
speech night the Progressive His too
dear to the heart of the radicals lowered h
advocate OF the principles wncn tne
this Coados history The union
leaders disappointed with their grand Champion
the venerable T. M. ?.
may that he has talked himself out OF a
eoody maud ambs did have effect Of
fastening candidacy of the element that has
been camoring him lead them to victory Patterson
meek miners largely blame for the present
disturbed condition. yelled tribute to Governor Ammns was
not to the liking who love hip hip hooay when
not with his talk last night and hence great
many leaning that other standard bearer OF the indus
trial disturbers Mr. Costgan
Mr. Coigan speech here couple Of weeks
that the
Patterson asserted and emphasized last
equally to blame that eaouy and with
good Patterson had approved the decision Of Ammon
to the into the field
This all pleasing the radicals The
the spirit within them and hence
did the citizen
the ednecks considered
bordering treason the cause OF anarchy
quarrel with his ford
able opponent He cautiously say dehber
ately candidacy night event to the
forgetting reply the quotations from the Carlson speech
life made his like vaciattng office
which side of the barrier the largest
audience is assembled
This is certain disputed The Democratic ranks
and the party will not put united front toward
the Daily the Republican
seem brighter alone stands before the people
Colorado pledged the state to its former place
among sovereign commonwealths Of this republic n
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dressing the dear public which to a
certain element appeals and no less
disguests people who think and meas
ure personalities with performance.
He is chiefly noted for the cleverness
manifested in keeping on the public
payroll. To separate Ready from a
fat salaried lob at the state house
would cause him to pine away in
sorrow. Ready lives to talk. fight
and stuff himself at the public
trough.
incidentally. it may be remarked
that Ready with all his talk last
night carefully evaded the questions
put to him by the en-. and did not
define his slogan of claw and order
and Justice" nor state one reason
why he should solicit the votes of any
class of citizens save those who are
in sympathy with his methods and
beliefs,
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PARENTS MEETING
At RICE SCHOOL
OF MUCH BENEFIT

Over score of parents of eighth
graders and others interested in the
city schools met at the Rice build
ing yesterday afternoon for the first
of the series of parents meetings. 1t
was the sense of the meeting that
resolutions should be adopted which
would perfect a parents-teachers or
ganization to work in cooperation
for the betterment and advancement
of the city schools.
Principal FenlsD of the Rice school
was, in echsfse 81 The meeting and
made a short address along educa-
lt'eEsl lipsssx adafss.es were
ent of the city schools: ]. NJ. Madrid,
former county superintendent of
schools; Rev. X. +. Chandler. and
Miller Chandler. principal of the
Centennial school.
1t was the concensus of opinion OF
those present at the meeting that bet
ter Fairgrounds should be provided
for the grade pupils and especially
those in the primary grades. 81
This is but the first of these par
ents' meetings The next meeting
will be held Friday, October 16. at
the Columbian school and with the
Inauguration of the parent-teachers'
association much good is expected to
be derived from these meetings. a.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10
COLUMBUS
TO- INSTALL new
OFFICERS SUNDAY


The annual Initiation aud instaila-
ton OF officers of Holy Trinity Coun-
ell No. 1879, knights Of Columbus
will be held tomorrow. A large dele
cation of knights from Pueblo, La
Junta, Walsenburg and Ration are
expected to arrive in the city tonight
and tomorrow to be present for the
festivities.
The Knights and candidates will
meet at Castle Hall at 3 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. At $3.50 they will
march from Castle hall and attend
mass.
Immediately following mass the
body will proceed to Castle Hall,
where the exemplification OF the first
degree will be held. In the afternoon
at 2 o'clock they will again meet at
Castle Hall, where the second and
third degrees will be put on. In tho
evening at o'clock a banquet will
be held at the Cardenas hotel.
All members of the local lodge arc
urged to be present and all visiting
knights are cordially invited to at
tend the exercises.
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where an examination was made and
1t was found that no internal injury
had been sustained. "
sEC'Y GARRISON PROBES
CRITICISM OF GERMANS

Washington, Oct. 10.-Secretary
Garrison today called on Captain
Coleman of the United States army.
who returned from Europe yesterday
with Assistant Secretary Brecken-
ridge, for an.gaccount as to the cor
rectness of public criticisms of the
German army attributed Ito him
which officials deem a violation OF
President Wilson's proclamation of
neutrality tA
Captain Colemani was quoted as
saying his observations lied to the
conclusion that the iso-called German
atrocities were thet results Of orders
from high German military authori-
ties and not the work of individuals"
and that the Germans will never
again get as near to Paris - 1l,they
havesbeen." 'Hii Ff'3 ~ q
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10
SHE Gave UP
ALL hope
Physicians Failed TO delp Mr.
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief 10 Cardui.

llsstss, vs.-Mrs. J. G. Green Of tAis
1aAce. sAys: II suffered with womanly
troubles 20 that could hardly cit up.
TNo Of the best doctors in OUT town
StSattd me-, and I tried different msAi.
slnes, until ! gays mp all hope Of ever
one aay, I decided to try some Car.
dui. Il did 70 much for me that !
ordered sons mere, and Il cured mel
Today, fssl - we'll - I ever did IN
III pans ana the trouble are all
npne, / feel like another .perDon u
every way. wish every sufferer could
know what CArdui viii % f9f sick
A few doses Of cardui at the rient
time. will save many big doctor BILL
- prevSntint serious sitkhtss.
It tones up the nervous eystep. ana
AsJpe mako pale cheeks ffesh and rosy.
Thousands Of weak women have been
foStofod 10 health and happiness By
uSane Cardui. Suppose you try It.
X may b Just the medicine you NEED.
MpeNsits b. laAiss' Away pses. Shst.a;
Xs3stsof{ons, and h. page book. "hoas Irsaaasea
y VVoea," esss y Oiais wrape~, - esesseA
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TRINIDAD CLUB TO
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The members of the Trinidad Club
will meet Monday night in the club
rooms for the purpose of electing Of
ficers for the coming year. One OF
the largest organized meetings of the
year is expected as the men who are
to be elected are to direct the affairs
of the Trinidad Club through the
ensuing year.
The past year has been an unus-
ualIy successful one for the club and
the outgoing officers and directors
deserve no little amount of credit for
the business-like manner in which
the affa'.s of the club have been con-
Quoted for the past year.
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AM IRISH COMEDIAN

Ready Kenehan may have been a
successfully honest blacksmith and
an honestly successful politician, but
he should have been an Irish come
dian. What dab of red stage paint
and a wig wouldn't do for him isn't
worth mentioning. Ready has the
brogue, the dry humor and the slap
stick methods so distinctly a part of
the grotesque Hibernian entertainer
that he could easily get by on the
big time with song and dance.
- As a candidate Ready plays his
cards strong as the honest black
smith" He makes no pretense at
speechmaking, has no gift of words,
no trick of voice. He busters about
like bull in china shop and every
times he becomes dramatic or emo
tional he smashes all the crockery.
But Ready is good natured cuss,
and he makes us laugh, "haw, haw,"
just like that.
According to Ready there never
was such an auditor and state treas
urer as Kenehan. There never
was an honest and efficient public
official until Road arrived and there
never were a more thieving set Of
rascals on earth than Republicans.
Old Ready hands out that Tipperary
bunk in such free and easy manner
that his colossal egotism cannot be
concealed. As w. ]. Burns or Scot.
s land yard detective Ready is some
pumpkins to hear him tell the story
and the number Of entertainments
petty larcenies. conspiracies and
fraudulent transactions which he ha.
unearthed would afford material fol
Conan Doyle from now until Janu
airy l, 1915.
Being positively uninformed or
any other subject, Ready puts in hi
entire time telling the voters Of Colo
RADIO about himself. He has a blunt
uncouth and clumsy manner Of ad
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORlilSMS

of Republican Party confi
confront Commonwealth
the
tariff Democratic Congress-
| the
protec
Thomas
avorsl liberal appropriations good roads
will suffrage Federal
Amendment ~
Il favors a f'reman's pension +,
submission Of state constitutional amendment pro-
signatures for referring and In
several judicial districts
. . 3.
II loan - I'D ,a ,f.
II favors a compensation act.
the belong the people of that
the
waters
the retur
order will be enjoyed by ALL
cost OF
Republican administration
impartialy all
laws the being excepted
its a
not efficiency government
of the Civil the extent
that incom en- will be discharged
regulation all
corporations
invites
I insists that the
II sympathy TO
will
of all
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when we are successful in our cam
paign let us thank the President OF
the United States for the assistance
he has rendered the Democratic Off
Gals, but let us be in a position to
request him to take back his splendid
boys. Such will be the condition
existing in the state of Colorado II
we elect the men whom we have Sc
lected as standard bearers OF the Re
publican party; tllerafor(, Vet us
put forth our every effort to that
end.
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NOTICE.

For the protection or the timber
and grazing and to preserve the in
Th4 Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co., and the Colorado Fut. and Iron
Co. hereby give notice that all tres
passing, hunting or fishing on their
lands In Las Animas County, Colo
RADIO. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
COPY ]. F. Welborn. President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10
SALVATION ARMY WOODWARD
SUPPLIES WINTER NEEDS

BY conducting a woodward on a
basis the Salvation Army
Is able to fill orders for kindling
wood to any and all patrons. Men
who come to the city seeking food
and lodging are given an opportunity
to earn a meal or bed by cutting and
chopping wood. The Salvation
Army has wood in all sizes and
lengths. Orders should be telephon-
ed to Red 1862. tt
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First ID. E. church, South

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. I. F..
Harnish. superintendent. Preaching
at II a. m. and 7:45 p. III. by the
pastor. Epworth devotional service
at Gas p. m. On Wednesday even
ing there will be union prayer
meeting of all the churches held at
this church. You are earnestly re-
quested to attend this service. The
Rev. Henderson of the First M =.
church will be the leader.-A. B.
Pendelton, Pastor. I,
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10

The Emporium Department Store
has two-day SPECIFY sale three times
each week. WaIcn their ad. IT,
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-10

Most everything in printing neatly
executed ana NJ reasonable prices.
Call at Chronicle-News Job rooms.
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IN THE CHURCHES


First Church of Christ. Scientist,
holds regular services every Sunday
at IL o'clock and Wednes-
day evenings at s O'Clock at 105
First street. Reading room at same
address is open every day except
and holiday. from 2 to 8
p. m. All welcome to the meetings
and in athe reading room. IN
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Christian Church.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Ser9
mon II a. M; topic. Jesus in the
Midst" Y. p. S. c. E. at Gao p. m.
Sermon 7:45 p. M; topic. Work for
a Widower." The church Is located
at 400 East Main street.-Randolph
Cook. Pastor.
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Baptist Church.

Preaching morning and evening.
Communion service follows at the
close of the morning service. Miss
Bess Wardenburg will sing in the
morning. Young Peoples meeting at
$50 p. m. All are invited.-Rev. T..
o. Butler, Pastor
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Lutheran Church,

Sunday school at 9:45. Divine
service at II a. nj. All services in
English. Everybody welcome.-K.
Walter Schmitt, Pastor.
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The Salvation Army,

Week end meetings will be held
at the hall. 1876 Elm street, as fol-
lows: Knee drill IA. M: open air
march and meeting 10 a. nj: Sunday
school 2:30 p. M; scripture quota
'tion II a. M: Young Peoples Legion
6:30 D. M: open aif rally 7:15 p.
H.: salvation demonstrations 8 p. IN.
closing with battle for souls. The
Y. P. Legioners will hold a special
meeting on Thursday. October Is. at
s p. m. A cordial invitation to the
public at all meetings.
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First Presbyterian Church.

"A Song of Love- will be the sub
ject of the Rev. r. f. Chandler's dis
course at II a. m. At TAO p. m. his
theme will be, 'Curbstone Theology"
Organ numbers by Miss Thomas.
Anthems at both services by Mr..
Stone and choir. Sabbath school be-
gins at 9:45, NJ. o. Dick, superin-
tcndent. Young peoples meeting be-
gins at $50. .t.,
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Yd6NC NEWS REP. Y,
CLUB ENL. MEMBERS

tCs.ti..eA from cage IL