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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

. CANDLE sAITED
. LASTS LONGER I


. A woman took her dinner !
. candles from the grocer boy ~
. each until tho point burned :
. down. then placed them ON %
= Newspaper Ia "a row on the oven
. edge. When they had lost q de- J
. gree OF hardness they were re- !
. moved To the table, still ON the !
. newspaper. busted tightly win
. fine salt. the salt pressed In and
. q pinch put In the cup mex the
. wick. says the New York Press.
. "why do you season paraiim
. candlcs2' she was asked. Ana
. the answer was 'Hccauso they
. burn much longer" But you
. must use glass candlcsticks. SUE
. yer aud nalt de- not pair wen
. u is an oId-nmc economy. but
. not much approved 10y our
. rrnudmothcrs. who took heir
. sterling silver 40 calmly, but
. thought too much Of u to sat-
. their candles.
. Dinner candles kept IN the
= lccbox viii not aputter ur run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
TIns OUTDOOR

Asst week In snnta Fc the court
gave judgment in one OF the
nnai casea resulting from the
%cuuaugiing failure ~ the Sew Mex
leo Central railroad and its allied cor
porutions. That decision. we are lu-
formed, opens the way Co the sale of
that road by its receiver. Geo the CUT
New Mexico and Pacific. the new corr
poration now being financed abroad.
n which D. 10 tulld into his city.
thence 60 Roswell and Co Durango.
Colorado. with n.urly an legal OBJ
stacies out OF the way the new road
b. free To- proceed with les plans and
the best Information ohtainablc is
that before many ponths have passed
actual construction of the line VIII be
under way. within q ycar trains on
the new line viii be runni INTO Al
buqucrque. II IL a cheerful prospect
while We ARE not In a position To
give details, We are advised, reliably
hat TIC complications IA h affairs
Of the American Lumber company
which resulted in the closing 81 that
plant are being smoothed out very
rapidly aud that changes will DE made
In the immediate future which viii
open that plant and put Il i'm opera
tion again on u larger scale than ever
before.
The period %; rctrenchmcnt on tho
santa Fc railroad r. over. Last week
orders increasing working time 90
per cent went gu: all over the coast
lines system. To- which ~Alhuqucrquo's
shops belong Plans FOR the shop
construction here are moving forward
steadily.
From every corner Of the state
come reports Of good grass, good
lambiug conditions, fine cattle condl-
tions. abundant irrigation water, and
even abundant moisture Tor the dry
farm sections.
Tho outlook Is right encouraging
today for Albuquerque and New Mex
leo.
Even 81 Won do not uko todnv's
election Jesuit you cannot remain
gloomy about il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
BILLY SUNDAY.

WYE HAD not meant Co deliver
M "a sermons today. aud the
w above came about largely
because our thoughts were directed
toward matters churchly oy the re-
cent astonishing outbreak as the Rev.
G. y. Boswell of The East Ncw York
conference % tho Methodist church
regardins that popular aud well
known exponent of salvation. Billy"
sunday.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Boswell %astouudcd,
not Ca say Jared, the East Sew York
Methodist conference with The state
mcnt hat ne was Tor BiIy SUNDAY.
because hc delivered the goods.
said New York East conference,
but a short time previously. had put
the ban of its disapproyal upon the
old-iimc revival, with the dtctum that
ID was out OF date; u has-been; a dead
one; that modern methods OF saving
souls were not only mere dignified but
more efhcacious. Mr. Boswclls
statement ~ less than the low Ian
guagc In which he couchcd 81 served
to staggcr the digulfled ghurchmcn
there assembled They looked ON him
with SURPRISE. perhaps disgust We
can almost see the shrugs and lifting
Of eyebrows.
But MIR, Boswell had seen Billy
sunday az work. and nc knew what nc
was talking about. Bnly delivers tho
goods. The mans methods are un-
usual. not Go say unique. They are
rough and ready, Couched in the lam
guage OF the baseball field and the
prize ring. Yet through them the
mans magnetism comes ont with
added strcngth llc "scta across
with the ycty magnetism oi iuspirn-
ton toward cleaner living, That's
why Billy b. able To deliver h gouds.
IThc Sew YORK East conference may
be shocked. Certain dignihcd gentle
men were horribly shocked 10y the
OF Jesus NiieA anu wv
methods - teaching he employed
moved church dignltaries of his time
to nausea and panic Biliy sunday
doesn't claim any more divine inspir-
alton IA can be had hos the average
man who wants Go bee good. Hut ho
does claim and has a punoh. 40 we
hook over the Sew York East confer
enco ", are moved Ca the conclusion
that what nat conference needs above
AN elise is "a punch.
a year of tho sood. oid-tashioued
Methodist revival would oo wonders
for thai conference and for tho
church az large. tho Methodist
church. ail churches There is a
power iu the revival that isn't found
n flowers and dim. cool isles and
hiehhrow music Like Billy sunday
BE- gets results
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

s enough a newspaper. like
81 grocery store. cannot dispose 81
goods tor which there is no demand
Tho public takes goodnsas charity.
lcuct llcncc tiudlinraa ono with ana.
othor the spirit of human brother
hood. nIl these things e. o. mattor 81
CONNIE. iik, catiue breakfast and
breathing.
can wc not thauk God that this is
su o. it not the finest tribute To- the
work un earth ct the Master that We
have nccouc q race oi men among
whom gh4r.t, and kindness aud help.
mluosa Co our uciahbors b. taken for
granted like sleeping and waking are
taken for grautcd2
How splendid O. thought o. is whom
one stops to think. that wrong-doing
in this world b. 500 rare as Go be- sn
event of Unusual interest. u thing
about which people want To know
news Ana that charity. kindness.
sweet temper. the helpful hand.
goodness are 80 much parts of us
all that we think mo- moro of them
than OF our tath CO.. Qua food.
We want To- thank the minister who
wrote that advertisement 1t has
given us o. viewpoint toward the news
which We hadn't had before. u has
advanced our optimism mani notchys
Next time w Erow disguised with the
daily griud ~ murder and divorce:
~ corruption and frailty and rotten
ness. ns % comes foo us nom the wire.
We orc golng Co think about that adj
vertiscmcut think about why the
people who read The newspapers do
not consider goodness ana godllness
news and why they do consider the
other stun nows; ana we are going 10
send up a little prayer OF thanks tu
Him who guides the news Just as He
does all else.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
I The Poor Little Rich Boy.
Z

There are MOI, many persons who
wouldn't fancy heiug the owner OF "a
fortune nf 30 million dollars. The
possession al such an mount OF
money mlght incur some unpleasant
ness but those Wuuid hs outweiFhcd
o., the added comfort and luxury.
For "a young boy 90 have millions
in MS own name, however is rather
unfortunate. John Nicholus Brown,
the ~lf-year-old youth who is tine heir
10 some 20 millions, as the result OF
the STRENGTHENING out OF "a legal tan
gle recently. probably finds the Ute
OF "a Young Croesus "a distinct bore.
lie has been pnmpcred aud guarded
and coddied aud sroomed ever since
he was Is baby, a. has enjoyed lttle
Of the real freedom so dear Go the
heart of every hoy.
a whole army OF servants has
looked after him every BID uf food he
has eaten has been specially prepared
for him; every step he has taken has
been carefully watched; he has rid
den only la fumigatcd carriages and
travelled oniy in fnmigatcd care every
dish and glass he "a put ~ his lips
has been sterllizod and every drop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
Household HINTS

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ct HERE Is nothing in the world
, like system, and nowusrc
does one realize this more q n
the matter of dress Thus writes
one woman, who thinks that the we
mum who puts on mendinR the tiny
hole n might have attended To- Ia
ten minutes is laying up much trouble
FOR herself when the little hole be-
comes undarnabic The rip under tho
arm In the blouse that hardly shows
wnen u is put on. extends alurmingly.
and there is usually Il day II reckon
ing for nli put-on things or tho same
kind.
The remedy for this. sass the Da..
las News. Is a regular mcnding DAY
or a mending evening, u y woman u
engaged in business. Select the best
day for tins purpose and stick 90 81;
you viii be surprised Ca nnd that your
clothing all not only look better but
also last longer. A. % 10 as a gar
ment needs mcuding put u aside FOR
the menoing dag that BE- coming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
IT'S TRUE-AND WHY?

T HE Ministerial Alliance OF Aihu-
querque. In Us weekly state
mont Ia IA, pcoplc-a form
Of paid advertising which while new
here. il sound ana healthml and wet
come, said In part:
News a newspaper fails tu
print The daily paper does not
always print the best news
something ukc the following
might be printed every day, with
names of persons
"a young man hos been saved
from fast living to the ruin ~
his life and disgrace TO the fam-
IFS.
"A thoughticss girl has been
rescued from a life of shame.
"a working girl has made over
her last winters dress and hat,
that the price or new oncs might
30 To- spread the Gospel etc.
We agree with the writer uf th'
advertisement hat the newspapers
do not print those things and tho'
we might print them with profit o.
ourselves and the community. W.
would kc 10 say to the writer of th'
advertisement That we would like O.
print news of hat kind. 20 would D'
3D. lot more pheasant readinF Co us thar
the daily grind at murder and suicil'
and rape and burglary aad violence
81, grow mighty sick OF editing tina
Kind of copy ana rcadne proof ON 10
We do indeed Do would DEE "a gla'
relic. if ur could devote our new
columns tp e. daiiy Relating of soo'
deeds. humcl uttlc charities ann
kindnosses between uau ANA man
the everyday ufs doings % the aver
ago good man 1ud good woman
There are several reasons why vi
40 NOT do so Doubtless tbc minis
Ter who wrote the advertisement b
question knoWs them as well as we do
unc be- that the man or tuc Fomai
~ good deeds. which We believe 900
cludcs "a sreat para of The race doe
not make q practice of telling uhou
Be-. be- notably rctleeut about It,
when the spirit Is sincere.
Tho modesiy uf real charity. rea
kindllners Of heart real s%odiincss b
h most striking characteristic. th
surcst indication u sincerity W
doubt So Jesus Of Nazareth lyiug q
New York. or Albuquerque. Woul,
approve publication az Hl- miracle
in the Sew Yofk American or thl
Evening Herald. We believe n
would deplore RED headlines even fo
the sermon on the Mount.
There are many other reason
why the newspapers 90 not piin
news of the kind quoted. % whicl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

vi N'AAhA Jay AAAr VI w AANAN NNiNa tNA~
cially bottled for him.
lie has several palatial residences
ana "a yacht. "a special cook an his
own. J cow that feeds Ia r. 500. coo
rluycr field, and % special maid 20
milk her a farm where squads ami
chickens are bred FOR him alone; his
own valet, and every thing else that
may odd tu his safety and comfort.
a special maid has always attended
10 the airing Of HE rooms another
has sterllized his dishes another has
looked auer his TOYS two trained
nurses have watched over him night
and day hls suite Of rooms have al
ways been kept at "a certain temper
allure. aud e. special physician has
ulwu5s %iraiousll guarded he health.
His " COW. too has had her own
physician, who makes certain that
she Is in good health Three times a.
day She drinks distilled water 10 make
sure that no Infection may creep into
the milk. with an this care the
little miliionairc's miik has coht about
sl5 a quart
The pet kitten ho used 90 have. also
carefully watched by the veterinary.
az cats sometimes have diphthcrla,
shared this expensive milk with its
young master
Whenever young John Nicholas has
Travelled he has been accompanied hy
his special physician. his g%oyerness.
his valet. HE two trained nurses and
six servants. This may seem an ap-
palhng number OF persons 10 look
after one boy but each one q his
own duties 10 perform. The valet had
his duties as the tralned nurses had
theirs: an ~ them were under the
direction ct "a g%oNerness who. ln her
turn. was accountable 10 the special
phy sicluu.
Whenever one OF the maids went
Out she never wor "a costume that
she might wear around this precious
boy Aud when she returned she
/ changed every article az her apparel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

N.Y. OODWORk which has grown
w dun with time aud the uccu-
mutation of dust may DE restored hy
first cleaning thoroughly with kcro-
sonc on O. flannel cloth, says the
Washington Herald. IL should then
be polished with a mixture Of i've
parts OF turpontine 90 one OF l'nsced
oil. Apply this with q soft cloth aud
rub with flannel until every trace oi
the liquid seems 60 have disappeared.
Repeated applications and continued
rubbing viii give "a rich gloss Co wood
trim or mahOganCy furniture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
Great Trials of History
NUN or NDMInAL DYNG.

mons. when the sentence OF death
was passed hy the courtmartlal this
sentence was accompanied hy "a rec
ommendation TO mercy: but IL was.
nevertheless. carried out and nylR
vas shot on tho quarter deck OF tho
Monarch. on March i4.i757.
The tragic fate of Byng formed the
subject of much discussion at the
time. and Il has often been discussed
since, and many OF the English his
toriaus have condemned the cXccu-
ton as q judicial murder. Boscawon.
the British lord of the admiralty. was
the head Of the board that signed
Byngs instructions on March so, 1856.
Tie signed the order for the COURT
martial on December ~ following.
and as commander in chief OF Ports
mouth, he signed the immediate orr
der for the execution on March a.
Byng. as most OF the superior Of
hcers Of the navy. was a member Of
the house OF commons. ana 10 fell to
the lot OF Boscawcn to inform the
house on December 3. that the king
and the board OF admiralty. being dis
satisfied with the conduct Of Admiral
- u.s. hts VIC HAAN hhAAllhAt ~ INV ~
custody IN order TO oe tried
There Is no doubt that there had
been influences az W rk to throw as
much blame as possible on the un-
fortunate Byng while. perhaps. ne
suffered nearly as much from the yio-
lent partisanship OF his friends. Ma
auley, the historian. has asserted that
the punishment Of the aumirnl was
unjust and absurd The king refused
To commute the sentence. though
asked to do so by Pitt.
The conduct Of Byng ia his LAST mo-
ments confirms no part Of the evil
dencc of cowardice. with which he
was charged. foF he was cool, deter
mined, diEnified and resigned, In
answer 10 this. however. "a historian
states There is a broad distinction
between a passive courage In facing
death, which II often shown by war
like nations. notably tho Chinese. than
that more active form u anrontiug
danger which leads to victory"
9ut In spite OF Byng's misfortune at
the time. an immediate posterity hon-
orcd him as a British admiral. aud Il
was obtained from among the secrets
of ministerial intrigue. that ne was
the victim OF ministerial cowardico.
undeserving Of the disgrace Of cXecu-
ton, and obcdient to ORDER which the
men in Office had not the courage 20
av0w.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07
Worth knowing.

Fish boiled IN stock instead OF
water viii not taste fiat.
Baked milk puddinga should De
done very slowly IN "a gradual oven.
~ the cupboard L. damp leave a
quantity OF quicklimc in il Tor a few
days.
Greasing cake pans with "a soft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

crust of bread b. IA very convenient
way.
" the shelf of babys %high-chair is
covered with white uiicloth IL viii be
much easier 10 keep clean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

by the
Second Fiddle. -

NA/ hulluluH mas not raNpd iu. the
W Rio Grnudc Be- stiii flowing ana
the Bareias ditch oyernowing w. aud wc
can now resume the gentle io0 OF
maEiug a living for the babies.
q
now DOES YorR uoighDor look
Go you toaight'
.
DOES HE stIl wear Lorns?
THE CAMPAIGN LIE has been re-.
tired until october LIST. 1914
o
THE ONLY Man on either side
who didn't de- his duty was the wealth
ca man
HE WAS taxing "a vacation.
d
WISE weather man.
d
WE VII y ALL Rise and sins, whilc
,hcy count the votes we don't know
where we're going, hut We re- on our
way
HOME rule subject of warm de-
bate headline. Where have wc
seen them words before.
AFTER an the pressing it has rs-
ccitcd the Canal tulls repeal bin
ought To- be fairly HAT.
o.
CARRANZA SAYS II possess a
deep admiration for The Americas,
people" Fair enough Vie. Go as lar
AS you like.
SORRY IL Ism mutual.
.
THE ONLY THING more dismal
than a wet election banner on the
back OF q wet hack, Is a defeated
candidate.
THE REV. Dr. price OF New YORK
seems 60 have been alive to the fact
that opportunity should oc embraced
d
LACK OF MONEY IN Mexico is
made up for hy the infinite variety OF
what there Is.
TT WAS "a bum day FOR millinery at
the polls.
OH. very well,
THE RAIN falls On the winners and
the losers
q
HOPING for the bes, is we'll
enough; but 10 is hardly adequate cN-
ercise.
.
DON'T EXPECT your friends to-
stand up for you on a wet day.
.
~ NEW YORK state this would be
called Democratic weather. IN Chi-
cago 10 would Just be normal weather.
IL Albuquerque It's rotten weather.
d
ALL rs VANITY. said the late Sol
ONION. Wise old boy. solomon IL
knew that and never was "a candidate
either.
THIS X a SWELL evening to
swear on on politics.
q
THE THREAD TRUST seems To bc
nearing the end of It's string.
d
Is SELF DEFENSE. the above $50,
wiped.
UNDERWOOD SENS TO have made
Hobson feel like "a stale kiss.
D.
WE NOTE with pleasure thar tho
county commission Is again inquiring
why the county survey hasn't been
finished.
THE PERSISTENT curiosity ~ the
commission is To be commended.
q
SOME DAY itu nnd somcoody who
knows something.
q
SHERIFF. Romero Be- popular with
old albuquerque ladies'.
3
MOTHER JONES HAS written a
letter 90 villa, expressing sistcrIy
pride In his ability 10 bust things.
d
MOTHER saws she's ia ian sur-
rounded by sewer rats. tin soldiers and
other ycrmln.
MOTHER seems 10 have arrived a.
last.
Of water he has drunk has been SPEC
cially bottled for him.
lie has several palatial residences
ana "a yacht "a special cook an his
own. I'd cow that feeds in r. 500. 600
clover field, n % special maid 10
mix her a farm where squads ami
chickens are bred Tor him alone; his
Rtpu N4Iaf and .N.rR4htuw ola. fhat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

stand for ~ minutes; drain well and
sautc with tho butte until the butter
begins to brown; add the flour. eVap-
Grated milk mixed with the water;
season with salt and pepper and
stir until It boils. Serve at once on
small pieces Of toasted bread.
Bread Pudding
Three tabiespoonfuls OF condensed
or eV%aporatcd milk. one cupful Of
water, one egg. onc-half pound Of
stale bread tou tablcspoonfuls Of
susar. onc-fourth cupful ~ currahts.
cnc-f fourth cupful Of suitang raising,
one-half tcaspoonfui Of grated lem
on rind, one t-oaspoonful OF melted
butter and grated nutmeg to taste.
ii ct%aporatcd milk Is used. six Ia
b~lespuonfuls OF sugar are equicd
Mix the condensed or cVnporatcd
milk with water. Soak the bread for
uuc hour In cold water. squeeze g.
and mix with the condensed milk
butter. Currunts. raisin sugar, lem
un rind. nutmeg and the egg well
beaten. Turn into "a buttcrcd iic-
proof dish and bake in a moderate
oven until set.
batter Pudding.
Two tdblespuonluls Of condensed
milk one cuptui Of flour. three
fourths Of a cup 81 water. ~ egg
and "a half teaspoonful of lemon vN-
tract n swcctcncd milk h. used.
add two t%caspoonfuls of ugar. IL
%c,aporatod. use four.
Mix the flour and sugar together
add "a pinch of salt the wen beaten
. - a.. ..UHnr M.Ha.N NTH aaa.HaN
beat well with "a wooden spoon d
lemon extract. Pour into "a buttcred
mold. cover with "a buttcrcd paper,
and steam steadily for n and one
half hours. when done, turn GU on
n hot dish, ana serve with preserves
or maple syrup.
Pancakes.
! Two tahlespoonfuls Of condensed
milk Cor two table %sp00nfuls 81
| ovaporated milk and one t%easpoonfui
81 sugar.. one cupful of flour. three
fourths Of a cup OF water, ono egg,
two tablespoonfuls Of uga n pinch
1 Of salt. quarters of lemons and lara.
| Crisco. or clarified butter Tor tryinp.
siu The flour and salt into a basin.
break the s into the center OF the
flour and stir. adding the milk aud
water CmlxedD gradually and the
sugar. Beat won and let stand for
thirty minutes. Melt M dessert
spoonful of butter or lard In a small
frying pan: when hot pour IN sufn-
, cieut batter to just cover the bottom
/ OF pun. Try 10 "a golden brown, then
turn ana fry on other side. Turn
out on Augared paper, roll up and
serve on hot dish with quarters at
lemon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-20
NAvARINo.

The first military alliance between Great Britain, France and Russia, the nations now comprising the Triple En- tente, was formed for the purpose Of freeing Greece from Turkish rule, and in the historic battle of Navarinol eighty seven years ago to-day, Oct. 20, 1927, this object was accomplish ed The allied fleets of France, Eng land and Russia, under the command of Admiral Codrington of the British navy. fought the Turkish and Egyp- tian fleet off Navarino, southwestern Greece. The allies made quick work of the Ottoman vessels. More than thirty ships. many Of them four-deck- CTS, were into the hands of the en- eny. Turkish naval power was Mip- ed out and the independence of Greece was assured by this battle. The war for Greek independence began in 1921, and aroused great enthusiasm throughout Europe. Lord Byron was a volunteer, and was killed, and hum, dreds of other EngHshmen, French men and Russians fought under the Greek banner before their govern ments Joined in the fray.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-20

cepted by the city as such without assessments of benefits or damages to said company and without the impair ment of the rights of any Of said company to lay and operate an indus trail railroad upon the same as now provided by existing laws iof the gem eraI assembly of this state concerning the same.
 The issues in the pending case of the city of Bridgeport against the Crane Valve Go. concerning it's so- called trail running diagonaIIy from South avenue to the dyke. to be found and Judgment to be entered for the defendant without costs to the city
 All water pipes running across Crane Go. land to continue for the pres ent, and probably for some time to come, but upon request of said com pany shall be removed and laid else where.
 Your petitioners believe that an ac- ceptanee of the foregoing agreement will be advantageous to the city and recommend for adoption the following resolution: 2
 Resolved, That the propositions set forth in the foregoing communication of the park commissioners be accept ed by the city. and that his honor, Clifford B: Wilson, be, and he is here by appointed agent of the city for and in it's name and behalf, to execute an agreement between said city, Crane Co. and Wheel & Wood Bending CO. which agreement shall contain the matters set forth in the foregoing communication of the park commits sioners.