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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20
PEAK FLOUR
MAKES A HIT IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Self Raising Flour Causing a
Sensation All Over the
Rocky Mountain Districts
The Denver Demonstration.

pixies Peak" Self Raising ~i0ur,
which has been extensively advertised
h. the columns of tho Evening Herald
ni hate. has created q sensation in Al
buqucrauc Samples OF the hour have
been widely distributed and almost
cscfy housewife in the city has been
experimenting with DO Co her great
satisfaction. REPORTS coming 90 the
Herald are that IL is proving trcmcu-
dously popular
The new hour in fact les making
something OF a household sensation
AL over the Rocky mountain region.
The Denver Pose has "a mammoth
exhibition in the large Auditorium IA
Denver. known as the Denver Post
Cooking school with Mrs Elizabeth -.
Hiilcr OF Chicago, one Of the most pa
NOUS domestic science experts iu the
world, in charge The Post conceived
the idea of putting on this big show
in the Auditorium because oi the scu-
aatlon which had been created in
Denver by the Pixies Peak" Sell
Risihs Flour. The show rs running
All this week and the Auditorium has
been packed 90 capacity Tho Post ia
very proud of the fact that such a
hlgh grade article was msuuia turc,
In lts home own and knowing of The
great reputation pixies Peak" had
attained lu The very short time among
the women of Denver and as boosters
of home Industry, they put on this
wonderful show. Contests are acin
held every day and there have becu
So many entries Tor the contests thai
a large number OF women Who cn-
tered were disappointed as they could
not be accommodated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20
THREE HUMID RED
CHILDREN HAVE
BANK BOOKS
School Savings Bank Plan Is
Making Good in Albuquer-
que Public Schools; More
Joining Daily.

Tho school vim bank plan has
demonstrated its pr'curahility aud
usefulness within the three months %
his brcl iu operation in Albuquerque.
To date the American Trust aud Sac
MSS bans. DESIGNATED a- tho public
rehool win system hnudrfa hiss
received approximately three huudi 90
separate accounts and nca ones are
coming iu tails. Tho Htyi1gs habit is
Contagious ugsurdiug to- Cashier
Goehriug OF inc hank 4 boy with Il
bank ouuk shows it tu one of his pa's
no Immediately wants one. Then
competition starts as Go size of ave
irss and potore long the rputasipn has
spread through % whole class.
New York city last week followed
the lead co. Albuquerque and other
advanced communities Dy adopting
tho school savings bank boz IA, sehouls
of thc greater eity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20
Make Demand FOrCibIe
Don't Be TrifIed With
Ask for s. S. S. and Don't Stand for the
"JuSt as Good" Talk.

rerhans be thinks 10 n iallr- tnr truth,
but he has one eye m tho rash r0ginirr and
tether CA the extra profit Insist uyun
=. =. =. % II your outs safeguard against
the cheap mineral stuff thHt can De- put us
IN any cellar by the apprentice.
There D. not n medicine fuf nnT purpose
more carefully made than =. !. =. ~ rep
fre.nts the highest type of medicine. ita
medical properties are just as ESSENTIAL %
we'll balanced health. NJ the blood D. SICK.
A. are the nnuFlshing elements uf meats.
grains, fats and sugars n our daily food.
:. a.. = b prepared direct from native
botanical material. Not a drop ~ drugs
N addcd. Nut q drop ~ minerals Is used
This II one ~ the most Important things
TO NOV and % remember when your blood
uecdn attention,
IN h the most effective. the pureat. tho
quickest and must reliable inedicine known
Tor poisoned blood, rheumatism. catarrhal
Infection. malaria. shin disease. Old sores
and an Affections that show In the blood.
skin. Joints and muscles.
An interesting book on the blood u
nailed a. thuac who write. Get a boulo
~ y N \. today. n l. the worlds Ereatcat
medicine. Insist. upon the dealer banding
you \. \, \ aud don't lrt him urate about
something that De- can't advertise a. fteu
from igdlde or potash aud other oestfucufa
IN you have trouble getting :. = 4 vrita
10 the XVIII Specific Go. nou swift bidg..
Atlanta, Oaa feg lA4 " sgaafs dsal sseses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

u takes many men 60 handle q large
ore tonnage, and q larger percentage
Of extracted values goes into circu-
lation. As an Investment for capi-
tallsts tho low-Eradc propositions arc
In favor because where the values arc
In lead or copper, the gold and silver
is contained In the cheaper metals
M ID has bean found that the in
weston gets more OF the values In
dividends. one big iow-grade pro-
position is worth more to a town
and generally TO the lnvestor-thau
a number Of small hiRh-grade propo.
sitions. and while the Economic COM
pany will probably open some high
grade ore bodies with depth. every
encouragement should be given lis Of
icers because their energy is dovel-
oping the great low-grade bodles
which capital is seeking and are OF
great benefit to the business interests
TO which they are tributary.
Capitalized for M million dollars
with 10 promoters stock out. but all
not In the treasury used for acquir-
ing properties or In development
work, places the company In a posi-
ton where a strong showing can 1e
made of actual development work
done for all the none used, aud
hundreds OF feet OF tunnels. shafts
and open cuts stand as mute but con-
elusive evidence of the energy and
honesty OF the management. Having
demonstrated the existence OF a large
number OF veins and surface deposits
of mlneralised vein material, It is now
the intention OF the company to con-
fine development to the opening up
ut considerable depth OF one or two
ot the largest and most promising
veins. not necessarily those now
showing the best grades OF ore. but
those indicating the development ct
possible high-grado deposits while as
surfing large bodies Of low-Rrade ma
terial for treatment IN concentrating
and teaching plants. which the COM
pany viii probably erect In the near
future.
The persistence of the Economic
company and the success attending
its continued efforts. has encouraged
the owners Of other property on tho
western slope and It is Understood
that preparations are making o. start
work. In several places.
At the office OF the Economic com
pany 1t was given out that the COM
pany has almost completed arrange
monts for extensive development. TO
continue through the summer and
coming winter. and that a few weeks
would see greatly Increased activity
In the camp The successful conclu-
sion OF negotiations Leading To the
'-".s =. 80 81" '
zap could OF tho 80
rick Bair depth won't, ~
wounded ~ 'srrizozo. "a he =
was VEINS mines are brouyh, ~
Mazatlat" k'eater "
aboard a :" arrive. :"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20
ALTOS CAME
TAKING ON NEW
ACTIVITY |
operations '' Resumed on Exteu
sive Scale on Both Sides !
%Ountain in District Meal
Silver City.

! ipgr '"os Altos, y ~. NAV -
activity has hocn ie-h1I
saoushout the Pinos AI,,s Ienewe
%ieaso ~, camp here has taken 'an
scses on lat. being bustor q nei
SEVERAL years. Roib 'han II
''aln are being w. OF az
N S'ae the Empire zinc ~ ~
! pasnIns development No. ''inpdnI
iceland and Utter ero," "o'h on ~
Is OF sulphide ar. IN lhrsi
De-, sI out on tho cas-, s De'nt
,hl and Wright have s,"e' sta9
Company. '"' savanna CoppeI
orhe work Of reumb.,,nn
is ,s Ahait. which r~occnti" me oIb
unuer way. William - .aNed ~
Nens h work Of et,m,.,he
hsT" Edwards ard wa
81 purchased the Ecksr, ",Naimf
Win JI'raSIraoble lease and ,n nars +
gain. ""'e started up vorI
or The members %,
gImpany is expected r. "oldeT
- when preparatiops "r'l' |
ior b. operation a, az VIII I'll
ere ta lay office has been mnn4
tos district. IRON the Pine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

W T. Barnes, tlblc nNcr Tor ,hc
Southern rucinckas In town laat
Friday. ana disaorcd that Il the
F"n,hcrn iu.ifir ld a branch up 20
the 50 miur d Wild %prulabl, get "a
good deal OF Cd to haul To the
shneliors. 10 Immediately tclc-
Etaphrd tu Mr.. iapp and Mr. Mat
thews 10 come bwn ana huild the
road Tho, cale down saturday,
looked the proIaitiou yer went
through Tho nib and decided To
huild the r.IdJf those hisncr up
would furnish ~ cash. The higher
ups have not ST signined that the
cash would le brthcommg. Il may
pe NECESSARY ID send the trouble
hNcr up Ca sin Francisco to- make
the Showing lprdsburg Li0cfal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20
"%*N@H*~
New Meo
Mnra.y res
Rich strike In Trtrmanas.

ono or the biggest most inn
P"itant strkcs that even been
made in thc mining bry Of Luna
county be- reported b the Tres
heimanas. where tlfseos of the
Fred Wiodonbock cIl have struck
q iich vein of leaJd silver ore
ma assay $40 req. The vein
"i ore rs within twoI Of the Alex
lhder mine which Fncd by Dem
ii's miners nd they 1ubilant over
Tue prospect OF a Id IN the minius
hf"pcfttes iu the Tflcrmanas dis
trict Water has ien developed
within e nile of new strike,
which viii great facilitate the
working ui The no opened vein.
htf stfihD marks tw epoch iu the
mining history ufhua county and
NHl do much To- hethe development
y the urh mine section 10 the
'"uth of I,ming beming Graphic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

stranger Gin Hickviilo) Life In
this burg must be kind of monoton-
Gus. isn't ~"
that way, but ~ weeks x the man
ager OF our theater started 10 change
the pictures twice a week. PUCK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

hsiaquio ~'artbalal and Abclinu
fhi1 have struck n considerable body
"l rich ore GOA the Sherman claim
belonging 10 Brncy Cabullcru. ON
hlch they have taken "a lease. They
ran z duin ln from a lower part OF
the mob7tain s.de and expect to take
out the rich ore which barney found
On a tunnel Ilst above this "a and
~ hich ran go ounces IN sold-hills-
horo Free prtss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

Captain NJ cooney passed through
town TUESDAY on his way To his so-
zorro mine Tie u stlli prospecting
for tina lost mine, for which he haa
been searching tweniy-six years. lie
thinks he Is nosF onl q sure trace Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

a single sansaer Dor a ham order. Here u
whore Substitution gets a good start. When
a Clera attempts 90 hand Nuu a substitute
Tor y = b ~ will iell aga q pretty Slofl'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

II This lost mine was discovered
many years ago by an old prospector
OF these parts who WIS killed 10y the
Indians. The ore Is said To have as
sayed {i5,Qoo per ton.
Captsin CoUncy is the discovcrcr of
the mmous group of Cooncy mines
in the Mosollon mountain which are
now q big paying proposition.
though the dividends now 40 int
other MBgdalcna News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

A mining ,umpany was ORGANIZED
this week win a capital stock of
Sag.000 for the purpose ot prospects
ing aud dc,riuping property already
acquired in The Cave Basin district
The following olpccTH viii have
charge of the tnairs Of the company:
President. J. 3D. Epperson; secretary
and treasurer. ~. q. Crandali; board
OF director. w. Con Black. A. "A.
Masters aud o., W McMichacl Mr..
Epperson lpafes today fur the scene
oT activities DuranBo Democrat.
y. W. MoHott has pat a number OF
men Ia woTN on the Eureka shaft.
which Is ca ne sunk a hundred feet
deeper,
Prof " a. Herrick of socorro ar
rived here a Tow days ago and is sur
Vcying the l.eady Pay group OF
mines for paUnI-hllsboro Advo-
cate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

Gus salem and Barney Caballcro
are shipping about ten tons each from
their respective claims to the III
P1su smcltcr. This carload Is the
hrst large shipment to be made from
his district and ii h expected that
Il win show unusually high values
HillshuTo Advocate.
There were i2i ears 81 ore shipped
from Lurdshurg during the last
month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20
$500 Special

This week only we Offer you your
choice 81 several hats valued at from
SGT so 90 $3.50 (our standard Of priceab
~ g.. This would mean IS TO s12
elsewhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

sion OF negotiations leadnE 10 the idon. NJ
zap could '''"phlent OF tho 81. hit aufs
rick Bair "sohable depth wont, ,P'I'y To a
wounded !" Osrrizozo. as he sood news
was wei VIZ mines are brouyh, o".I producI
Mazatlat" sfeater prospcrity we sooner
aboard Al =" arrive. '"e county,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
BOTH SIDES
CONFIDENT
BELMONT COUNTY CANDIDATES
ARE FINISHING THEIR
CAMPAIGN.
Chairman Of Committees over the
River Are optiunistie--Mueh
Betting Being Done.

All Is ready for the battle Of ballo's
in Onto. and on the dav before the cleo
tiOu the candidates OF all parties are
claiming their election In belmont
county Sc - claimed the fight will be
close and he chairmen OF the Demo
crat and Republican committees are
both claiming the election.
u r. Kitchener. OF Bridgeport. chair
man o. the Democratic executive com
mittee. predicts thar Governor Cox
and the STATE ticket will carry the
county BY 500. he also claims the
county ticket will be elected BY a mig
majority Mr. Kitchener predicts the
election ~ Francis by a good majority.
Republican Ticket
Chairman Howard Snedeker Of Rel.
laire saws hat Willis vii carry The
state By $4,000 majority and predicts
The election o. the county candidates
BY 1900 he predicts the election 81
Warren g. Harding for United States
senator. General ID A. Hollingsworth.
he said would carry the district b.
5000
To- The betting arena. odds have been
asked on Cox over Willis. while odds
7re offered on HARDING over Hogan.
on .tate wide prohibition and he
home rule amendment the betting BE-
even.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

or experimental purposes. These will
De among the arguments used by the
young people in their work at the
polls tomorrow
IL viii be a matter of only a short
TINE until the high school wiz have
oeen crowded out OF the Edgineton
lane building because of lack of sui.
heient space TO carry on the work and
accommodate the pupils. The growing
population of Edgewood needs the
Edgington Lane building Only the
nrst, second. and a part of the third
grades can now be accommodated
there
There are SO pupils in the eighth
grade this year. and practically ali OF
these Will be ready and expect In en-
Ter high school next September
only II will finish high school IN
June IL can readily be seen that
more room must be had before the
next term opens. In five years. from
all indications. the attendance will
be 400.
scent levy means IL cents on
500. or s1.2O on $4,000 valuation. and
Tor larger amounts in proportion
The sum named Is fixed in order to
provide suitable grounds. building
and equipment Sufficient land for
site. playground and agricultural ex-
detrimental purposes Is needed. and
Is growing more valuable every year.
II Is proposed. IL the issue carries. to
construct a fireproof building. which
VIII be equipped to meet modern re-
qulrements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

was an experience that the farmers
are not going TO forget With a domi-
nant Democratic board. appeals were
mace TO the commissioners by the
farmers 10 have the snow removed last
winter. but they were informed that
THIS was an Unnecessary expenditure
OF money and could not be afforded by
the county"
The commissioners have harmed
about good roads. claiming that 10
elect the present incumbent. George
hress. will mean perpetuation OF
road building Dr. Ephlin. the Repub-
ican candidate. is not averse to good
roads. In fact. that is one OF his
strongest points Not only that. but
he Is a man in every respect and one
mat the voter can afford TO tie him
self 10.
From every Indication. when the
farmer goes to the polls tomorrow
morning 20 perform his right OF fran
chise. be will cast his vote for Charles
@ Ephlin for county commissioner
lie VIII also be joined by enough CITY
people 10 insure his election. although
encumbered with two opponents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

priving the party of control with the
assistance OF the vice presidents vote
Senatorial Elections.
Senatorial elections will be held ir
Alabama. Arizona. Arkansas, CaIifor
MIA. Colorado. Connecticut. Florida
Georgia Idaho. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa
Kentucky. Kansas, Maryland. Mis-
souri,. Nevada. New Hampshire. New
York, North Carolina. North Dakota
Ohio. Oklahoma, Oregon. Pennsyl
yania, South Carolina. South Dakota
Utah. Vermont. Washington and Wis
consin. Eliminating the solid South
there are only seven states in which
inroads can possibly be made in Tn,
Democratic majority. so that unles.
that party should lose in all but one OF
these states IL will retain control OF
the senate. The states are Colorado
Indiana. Oklahoma. Maryland. Mis-
souri, Nevada and Oregon.
Governors will be elected in Ala
bama. Arizona. California. Colorado
Connecticut. Georgia. Idaho. Iowa
Kansas, Massachusetts,, Michigan
Minnesota, Nebraska. Nevada. New
Hampshire. New York. North Dakota
Ohio. Oklahoma. Oregon. Pennsyl
vania. Rhode Island. south Carolina
south Dakota. Tennessee. Texas. Yer.
mont Wisconsin and Wyoming. Dem
Ocratic governors were elected in Ar
kansas and Maine in September.
Except for lastday Efforts OF candi
dates In a few stubbornIy DISPUTED
states. the campaign Is over. Il has
been the quietest Of years. No i'm
portant new issues have been presept
Cd. The tariff was once more the
chief point Of debate. but even This
time-honored campaign favorite failed
70 take hold deeply on public interest
This was perhaps due 10 The fact ina
the European war brought about such
abnormal financial and economic con
ditions that % has been REGARDED cen
orally az dimcult TO measure the effcrf
OF the Underwood law.
Keen State Campaigns.
STATE campaigns IN several In.
stances have been waged 20 kecniv a.
70 subordinate interest In the contests
TOT congress. This a. particularly
true OF New York. where Governor
Slynn's hght for reelection b. being
opposed BY District Attorney Charles
,. whitman. Of New York CITY. the
Republican candidate. former State
senator Frederick VI. Davenport. who
heada tho Progressive ticket and for
mer Governor William Sulzer. nomi.
nee OF the Prohibition and American
parlles Former President Roosevelt
mas concentrated his oncrries on New
lork and Pennsylvania. making a few
distant campaign trips.
IN pennsylvania. tho Democrats and
frogressivca have united on Vance e.
McN ormick 20 oppose Martin q Rrum.
baugh. the Republican candidate. In
tew other cases have there been state
campaiEns which have attracted ma.
tional attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
DON'T WANT BAD
ROADS ANY MORE
FARMERS ARE TAKING MUCH ~
TEREsT IN COMMISSION.
ERS FIGHT.
Present Incumbent Was Member Of
Board When "a Refused 10 Remove
Snow ard Open Roads

a canvass Of the country districts
BY disinierested person regarding
the election Of county commissioner
has developed some wonderful facts
that possibly The present Incumbent
has overlooked Even though tho
roads. due 10 natural conditions. more
than artificial are good. yet there are
those Who remem Dor uuite wildly the
ruada o. they existed for abosf ftro
weeks last winter
Snow piled from fence 10 fence and
not an effort vas made 10 remove ft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Republican Candidate County Commissioner has been
ng an aggressive campaign regard him 20 sure
re mr. Ephn Of the vigorous successful
business men m the City Wheeling been resident If
community. ' 'Ut"o'' VIC
Mr. kphn began his business career as an empover ~ the lance
Mckee Cigar Company and in years Seeretar
o Manager OF That capacity ne was for
SIDERABLE time Of the largest wholesale cigar business In the
state Of West Virginia Some few years Ephln retired from
The Mckee Cigar Company into business Tor himself a..
proprietor OF The Fort Henry Smoke establishment 500
Market Street one OF the popular IN the CITY
Mr. Ephln has made vigorous campaign and his ,es.,, ~.
sonav has Impressed itself generally m elected 70
INC Cuny Comssonershp he pledges give the
aeuI attention TO the eouns business points his record as
oountys affairs. F' " ''' '"e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
FIFTY RESCUED

WHITBY. England. Cvia London).
Nov. is so p. ma motor lifeboat.
which had been summoned from
Tynemouth. to-day rescued the nny
persons still remaining on hoard the
wreck o. the hospital chip Rohina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Vote for him Tuesday

which went on tho rocks a few dars
ago In all 20 persons were lost IN
the wreck. Those saved from the
ship total les
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
CONGRESS
tcOnsinusd IRON First Par..I

standing Il 2S5. Republican 1872. Pro
gressive Republican .. Progressive 10
Independent I. and vacancies switch
seats were last occupied by Demo
Gratis To change the political com
pieNion OF the house. opposition par
ties must maintain their present
strength and win s. additional seats.
or hardly less interest are the con.
tests over the state tickets Governors
are 10 be elected IN % states. and
some of the campaigns. notably those
In New York. California and PennsyI.
vania have been waged with much bit.
terness
Fight For Congress
Efforts of the Democratic party TO
retain control Of the lower house Of
congress and their opponents 20
wrest 20 from them have called forth
the full strength OF all parties. In
few previous off.year campaigns have
the chief figures OF the national admin.
istration been engaged 20 generally
President Wilson has made no speak
tours. but has written many letters Of
endorsement 70 Democratic candidates
In doubtful states Most Of the mem.
beers Of tho cabinet have spent much
81 the last fortnight In campaigning
The leading men Of the Republican and
Progressive parties. with tho note-
worthy exception Of ex-Preaidcnt Taft
have been similar engaged.
The Democratic partVhas nfty.ihree
seats In The senate Of against forty
two for the Republicans and one FOR
me ProFressivea To ovcrturn the
Democratic majority IL would be- neces-
sary FOR their opponents 20 retain their
iull present strength and win ~ least
six additional seats. since tho Demo.
Gratis might lose i've seats without de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

The word humhue g. ~ frirh o-frf,
40 means coft corper or vorthiesf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Vote for X. Waiter wood for clsrk
Of County Court