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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
rINKEnrNG WITH TIM TRACTOR.

THE Roswell Evening News as
hcrts the existence in New Mex
leo Of "A democratic machine.
with o perfectly sound road roller
whose steam Be- always up and ready
10 natten out anybody who dares op.
pose or ask until the machine has
gotton theirs. ana not then until per-
mission has first been given.
Fearing the efficiency Of his al
legged political tractor in selecting our
candidates Tor %congrors next year the
News demands q statewide primary.
which d asserts he state committee
has abundant power 20 coll. Just
where che News discovered this eff
cient democratic political machine g.
not made plain. ccriaiBly there hat
bean no evidence OF its efficacy IN
the last two state %oloctions But o.
IL doos exist tho Newa should Keep m
mind tina 10 must have De- existence
within the momberEhip ana manage
ment OF the state committee and mat
considerable tinlterinF wth tho trac-
tor will be- necessary a. got Il WORKING
in the right way Maybe the News
menps that the iinkerlng b. necessary
or even that u may be- necessary 60
take the machine apart and rel MA %
from tho ground up. II seems req
aunablo enough. Tho year 1916 IS ro-
ing 10 be a great year for REBUILDING
political machines. u IL even possi-
bile that aome new models viii b. in-
PRODUCED INTO the state. Do these
progressive times p 1912 model viii
d mighty poor uhowinr in 1915
eyen ia politicai machinery. a rpm-
her 81 gentlemen who have been bus
lg engaged ht pno Dhlne ipp Their Old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
F!KALTF7
TALKS @
Ice-C Cream The Ideal Food
lIANNNDRADYIMD

ihlc, and will often be taken and
retained when nothing else can be.
There Is just n abuse connected
with ieecrcam. and that Is soda.
water. Saltwater Is bad dope for
tho stomach. Tho less you drink Of
II the better for your health.
OF course. Gee water Is commonly
served with ice-cream. and for many
individuals II appears 60 be harm.
less, but ms n general rule cold water.
without ice In Il. Ia preferable, aud
certainly safer. unless you know post
lively the source of the fee. For lee
can. and does occasionally. carry such
contamination az typhoid.
IL Is safer, on the whole. 10 carry
your ice-crcam home and share II
with your own people. when IL ~
served ycu elsewhere yon have got 60
take chances ON the personal clean
Illness OF the servants. and Everybody
knows how easy Il Is for an innocent
carrier OF diphthoria or typhoid
bacllll. or possibly tubercle hacilli. TO
thrus, his or her Fcrm-contaminatcd
finger into the crcam or water yOtt
are about 10 consume.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

a NObSTEIR ia n fcathcrcd alarm
~ clock who does the heavy
- posing while q hen lays an egg.
Later on he takes all tine credit for
the job !ic corresponds 90 the man
who comes proudly doWntuWn when
his ninth chJd is born 60 get his
wife another washing customer.
The rooster is handsome and daeh-
ms and o. madly admired hy hi1
family. lie couldn't lH more pppu-
lar if Doc were the tenor golpirf in %
comic opera company. This o. De-
aus hc does nothing but crow.
The rooster Is much Wiser tiuu
some men. They crow industrlously
and then IN an evil moment M.
tempt 20 perform and fall down and
are given the cruel cha ha" hy the
~hyrtandrra. But the rooster crows.
and rofrnins with great Grmurs4
from dOiag anything else Thus hn
60 never exposed and ia time ac
quirog more wives than a pu-ilist
a hen who is raising twelve chick.
ems and g%cratchibH for all of them if
09 proud NJ tho rooster who is watch.
ing her hustle as % wife ig OF the
husband who can liCa an creation
but i8 going 10 stick around before
starting anything until she has pre-
pared % more square meal with
trimmings. having stood the grocery
,oT for the Same.
The rooster has reason 20 be
proud however, for he has ono great
tai ut DE can wake a. dayhroak.
This would make "a millionaire OF
him N hc did anything after waking.
However he is content 10 awaken tho
TuHt off the world More people AFRO
uHHI.nH,d hy ROSTERS than hy alarm
cllcHa or all other appliances put
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
IHAT rassea for Ice-croam IN

1HAT passes for ice-croam in
NM many places IL something
fercc, from the sanitary
standpoint There are the remains
of ~nyspcckH, and Invisible fOotmarks
OF the busy little nles from the back
alley, 20 say nothing nj all OF tho
unholy nth IN the chcap grade OF
milk entering into the ice-croam.
but ice-ercam made under cleanly
surroundings, by cleanly people.
from clean milk, Is an idea. summer
food IL r. no oxtravagance. but n
positive economy.
We refuse to believe that Il causes
freckles. That would be n deplor.
able effect indeed. Just think OF all
the incipicnt courtships which would
be ruthlessly interrupted IL fec.
cream did anything like that,
The other day we hurried into n
bir store and called for a quart Of
icecroam Of cur %fnvorite flavor. Tho
clerk az the counter said he would
have to cut n t%wo-quart brick IN two,
and we hadc him haste 60 the cut
ting. But he seized a knife from
somewhere beneath the counter,
shOoed away some flies and grabbed
the rag with which he had been
hopping on the counter. The rag
was rubbed up and down the knife
0laGl. and the clerk started for tho
t%wo-quart brick. hut Just then. Il so
happened. We had 20 hurry out OF
the store. and we nre never going
back there any more
For q sick or feyerish child or
adult. for enc with SORE throat. for a
patient with typhoid. for one with
no appetite or a rebcllious stomach.
a little homemade or certified ice-
cream Is an ideal form Of acceptable
food In any case where there 81
/ no standardization TO the givinf;
Of good milk. icc-crcam 90 pcrmlns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09


4 FADING business men IN an par,
~ he state are understood 10
De mosinE vigorously FOR the
organization o. a state Taxpayers' as
tociation md . dispatch from santa
Fe today indicates that a cali MAJ os
issued noon for a meeting IN the state
capital AZ which the organization VIII
be perfected. Il in likely that this
time the organization movement will
be successful. interest in Il haylnE
been encouraged by the stern neccs-
iity for doing somcthingr which viii
open the way 20 relief from the pres.
ent Impossible situation In the states
system Of taxation u mas been thor.
oushiy demonstrated that the tax Inv
enacted BY The last Legislature not
only does not meet the needs Of New
Mexico. bat that Il has served to make
more complicated and Irritating a sit
uatiou already troublesome and com
pick While It may be proper to fix
the blame upon those responsible for
the existing situation in the states tax
system and at the right time hold
them 10 a N accounting. mere recrim-
nation will not DO much toward
bringing a remedy. Careful thought
and constructive work are necessary
aEainst the time when another iegls-
Iature can make an effort az tax law
construction. and the foundation Of
an successful work must be found in
thorough education Of the individual
taxpayer,
IL Is understood that cnliahtcnmcnt
o. it, members and the public upon
taxation questions Is to b one Of tho
principal aims OF the proposed state
association: and that az the same time
IL hopes to encourage tho practice 90
sensible economy ana 90 promote Ell
cicncy in administration Of tho public
business. II Il viii confine itself go
this broad field. which certainly is
larse enough. keep away from the
matter 81 individual assessments. and
rigidly exclude anything that %savors
OF partisan politics iron lie councils
the state taxpayers' association pro
posed can and viii accomplish very
important results for this state.
Since before the opening % the last
legislative session the Herald has urg-
ed the formation Of such AN associa-
tion. HAD u beer Ia existence Tor q
year prior to that legislative session II
- not unlikely that the state might
now have a FAR more efficient taxa
tion and revenue system. More re-
Gently this newspaper has been jelned
in Advocacy of the taxpayers associa-
tion By practically every newspaper
in the state. The movement certoinly
H. ono which should have the active
support Of every taxpayer who has
bis own Interests az heart. II b. 90.
be hoped hat the business men now
PROMOTING Il may be able to bring
the undertaking to r. speedy and sue
cessfuI conclusion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

By enc
Second riddle. 49,

IA %sdia, s1' s "a" re Ts, SPSSS''' rom on
= a vacation is rare.
u Is easy 90 he pccVish.
Most newspaper vacations are
taken IN July and August.
This Will assist you IN understand.
ihg the apparently %purposcless pccv-
fhncsg 90 many editors Just now.
%
If YOU ASK the said editors. how.
ever. they viii tell you their pocylsh-
acss Is the result 90 worrs oycr the
~iurepeaa situation.
-
Az EDITOR who admit~ pecvish e
ness oser Anything lees than a world
crisis lacks class.
SUCH a thing ~ being poevish
over q mosquito bite behind the left
ear mus never be admitted.
a CERTAIN famous Athenian once
said that p~eevIshncss Is only pardon
aoic ! "a The Boss or words 20 that ef-
foct.
BEFORE becoming pecvIsh nret be
sure you are tho bose. This IL a pre-
caution recommended to political. as
ven as to the common or gardcn
boss.
D
PLEASE pardon these apparently
irrelevant reflections, but when
pecvish MS well Go get It out OF the
system as quickly ms possible.
.
WE NOTE with pleasure that out
of the s%iNiy-oEe weekly newspapers
published iu New Mexico last week.
seven DID not briefly mention "A list
81 probable candidates for New Mex
leo offices in 1916.
O.
THESE seven were crowded with
land office notices ana other profit
producirs matter.
.
SENATOR TAX DoDGER" il the
2-column. IS point head the Carlsbad
Current runs over n story about SEN
Ator Catron. It's queer how estimates
% news values vary. on this side OF
the state we wouldn't even consider
that item news.
.
\ cool, deep pool; u
A whirring reel:
A mighty trout hns struck.
Alas Just then
My friend Big Bon
Let go, soldarn the luck.
o
"CARRANzA Yields to Washington
pressure, says a headline. Consid-
erinR the yielding hos done during
the past Two years tho old boys or
imitation must have been stu
pendous.
ScIENTTGTS could DO MS a favor hv
telling ms howinelizit % mosquito a..
selects the human car out OF 90
the vast oXpause OF available anatomy.
d
WAGON MOUND PANTAGRAPH
a~dmonshcs i,s reader 10 push your
along. but don't shove it IN the
map. In other words. look where
pushing.
REPORTS from Las Vegas iudi-
cate that the chief problem before the
Republican party Is how to keep See
from hossing Il.
%
SEC, II seems o. one Of thnro boys
who, having been taught how TO Doe
q Republican leader, Insists on keep
ing busy at Il.
o
1T WILL TAKE a pretty good judge
10 pick the proper side track sor the
speaker OF the late house Of repre-
scntatlyes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
h = Movie DAYS

g. Peter saw a huge throng
Fastening toward tho W. k. gate
ant nc sauntered down 10 get on
:,c Job.
A. tho first pilgrim drew near he
unlocked the portal, stuck his mead
out aud prepared to catechiae.
Hut tho pilgrim waved his hand
airily. ana said:
Nothing doing, Saint. We're
juat puttilE this on a film
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

head from his body and makes Il i'm
possible for him 90 crow with amy
feeling or expression. Later on Ic
can be boiled and eaten with very
satisfactory results.
This rs why there are 80 fCw
ROSTERS. comparatively fponkinH. A
rooster Ike "a poet iB most highly
appreciated by humanity after hc Be-
dead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

"nut. said the dnfondan> IN the
breach OF promise ease. 81 never
raw ;ao woman.
"Thie doesn't help your caro n
particle ga the lawyer for tho
prosecute "rNc plaintiff g. so
bomely that only a man such az
you. no has never q en her. could
thinF OF proposing m%atrimony TO
her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

He's not the man he used TO be-
Ho tells me so, each day.
This doesn't give tho blues to me,
or crowd me with dismay.
Hes NOT the man he used to DO
I know he's not, because
Two queried round n bit. you see
And found he never waal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
CANT Understand Contract

o. Please inform me- t,r .'' e
contract WtH De- good uh,lf ofr ~
ne parties Us Haulic 90 uri,I,tIpi
~
A. Tho moro fact thit ono of The
parties iH not 1H BRIGHT iu .lf..I.
aa tbr other viii NOT affect DO. valid.
.'s of the contract II. HpV .Uor. Ulcl3
person o. mentally weak and ir ua.
able to comprehend nud rrutyr, hlI
So %iutcro9ts. The contra VIII mol.
stand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Weir Mitchell Rcst Cure

Kindly Inform me tchcfhcr there Is
amp particular place trhrrC n can
receive the Weir mitchell rest cure,
described 10 Of pour articles some
time since.
Ans,ccr-Most any sanitarium or
hospital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
= Putting IL Over

Putting IL Over
ND c1alrn TO have hearts that arc
large N n tub,
Al trimming With h~elpfullest
love.
nut we fight mighty phy Of the put
tering dub
who has suffered from many a
shove.
We have eyes for tho guys who
have been Johnny wise
And sidestepped misfortune and
lose.
For the world always did dor It's
lid 20 the hid
With the talent called put-it-
cross.
We would never admit that u
hearts have a chill
Concerning the mutt who has
failed.
Yet you've stopped up your ears
and you've ~padloeked your
tiil
when he rat on your doorstep
and walled.
But you ogle and blink at the gink
with the chink.
Slap his spine and pronounce
him "Old Hossl"
For you want 10 stand in with the
Djinn with the tin
Tho geek who can put II across.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
Is The Z. ysiclan Idablcq

0. Whcrc q physician Performs
scrticcs free ~ q patient. Is there
ma liability g. case H. treatment
shouH crrgr ia ~ 10 nc patient.
instead ~ irn,atug hfmF
=. The nlIyainl1n would hg limbo
I'm such case only for rro5 ucsli-
rCncC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

&c MGEORGEF FITCH s. q.
TIL ROOSTER

together. II is impossible 90 Htart
n rooster hy winding him up liEc
an alarm clock, hut hc eau Doe easily
stopped by this method. To tcuuh
"a rooster not 10 go on In the morn
Ing take him by the head and gently
wind him mp This separate Dts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Q. what i8 me Illinois I''r con.
crrHirg me rrm0vnl Of % diris,o1
fence and permitting ldafs 10 d.
opCHf
A. Tho statute provides That tho
Wucr OF a division faHcp. or a 1art
thereof. may remove SC and rcrmlt
his lands 20 DC oron, pro. idel no
Fiyos the adjoining v,ue ono y.1r's
notice On writing " hts intention.
unless the adjoining owner cau'o1
the value OF the fence 10 bo leCrr.
t.lnCd ly fence viewers end mlirr 4
tender az che value 90 thr person Pee.
string 10 remove tho fence. 70 ils
fouco i1 removed without aleh uoti %.
che person injured may recover lam
arcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Ono Of the mogt Interesting
sights VIC have ever seen was that
o. q holloW-grouud. aut0.strop,
safety razor back honinG himself
against an ArkgnaaB residence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Dr. BudB "H dnsrc az questions pertaining 10 Hcaih. n vour qacS.
ton Is Of general interest Il UI be aHsrcod through these columns; II not
q wu D. msUcrcd personally II stamped. addressed cnUlope Is enclosed.
Dr. BRADY rT not prescribe for tnduidual cases or make diagnoses Ad.
dress al letters 10 Dr. William Brady care Of his newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

. 7 make an ngr-sr,rf r.th =
nam 10 share m o., u.i profits a. .
business. A., Uf - Dc, com 2
as Pdrfu,rg2
s. Not nU..arilE The uar1
fac. That You have agreed 'o .lIIa
the not prontH win not br .gfi.i,n'
10 establish TIE rotation ur lai.le.
INV rnm Won.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

individual machines are beginning 10
discover this fact.
As 90 tho statewide primary and
the alleged perfectly sound road
roller whose steam Is always up We
shall watch with deep interest while
the News pursuea its i~nfestigntionH
90 Il A. brother
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Mabel writes 20 ask how she can
ret the snarlg out Of her poodlc's
cla'.
Fasscn the dog firmly IN n vice.
then take q hne-tooth comb and
jork violently every timo a tangic
& encountered. In this way you
vgl get all tho snGrls out Of the
poodle. Il not out of the hair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

~ ~" 'FT||'
IN irate contrib. whites us, in
answer Co q mild robulJc W. had
20 clip 90 him. that ie isn't az
stupid az wo think ne ia.
OF courec you're not. old chap.
You couldn't be-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Tie stopped 10 rest his poor, tired
back
The day was hot; he'd Travelled
far.
He'd had TO pump up lots OF slack
Because he rode a pOor-tired car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Q. what Is ne amount Of he
bond required of az %crccUior IN H.
iiH0isg
4. Tn, load must be for n sum
which IL Ioupsa the value Of the per-
Honal estate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
EMe PEOPLES ~ T
1A
Ry Err .BRANSON UN>SSh


q. Kindly Inform pro vf 30
method Of t1tlug uriaouIrlgw rHf
10 dgcls Is the sane in 40 o.
SfOfCs9
a. Il % not.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
Pulmonary tuberculosis

Is physical miHGtioh toiihoUt
spWium crnmindtiOR, sufficient to
diagnose iucipicEf consumption
AnSiccr-Ycs. sometimes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

10 probably is true that marriage
ia a failure. But so. for that mat.
ter, o. remaining unmarried a
failure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Tho man who preserves hts m.
pouuiN Ia alcohol vii. also Rcap 3
IN q Jar on the llylng.room mantll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
Finnlein Filosofy

Some gossoon seq: cuts a long
la-Gne that has no turrnln'." But
| seq ut's a shart wa-ay yez kin
travel In amy road widout lndin'
q CROOK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Eph Wiley say when DO WA
younger he used n mogaphonc. Sow
he wears gum shoc1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
Written Contract Mutually
Cancelled Orally

o. Tr0 men Of mn acquaintance
aini' n contract rim each other M
trtitiHD. later, IN q conversation De-
ifr'IH Hom. n ir1s 0Gr'cd NAT hcY
W0UId not 90 on rim ne contract.
Hare UhcV the fighf 10 ~ % dy0g'
A. m the verbal agreement was
based on what the law regards ng u
proper consideration. the written
contract viii no longer be binding.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
aawlne Mnlllnc NJ. raid -

D Pl'uge fUV me trh,ihcr "a c1U-
pam has me I'ght no idir possesses rr
nf 20 s0iriHg UGrhipr anil .Hrr q
from ne puy. b1s.r's house, sl1imiuJ
r.Hi % has not ts'n ,Nfir,'D paid
l.#'
A. This depends upon the natur"
a. 'ho contract
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
0M eAa
..uap2not2p
axatEfJ 81 ~ gN
Jeg E House ~
-

Whales arc reported plcr .irvl
This WIN boz good news lor the Il.'g
Cfs, very Tow Of whom had lali o.
their WintorE supply Of whales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Whales arc reported plcu.lreh
THIS VII ho good rcvs Coz tEo llt'4
ofs, very tow Of whom had lnli ,l
their wintorH supply OF whales.
Some people talk go much they
won't have enough conversation
coming 90 thcm whom they 90, ID
property express their appreciation
Of the beauties OF Heaven.
70 probably is true that marriage
So a failure. But so. for that mat.
ter, is remaining unmarried a
failure.
The man Who preserves hi8 M.
pouotN Ia alcohol vii! also hoop
IN q Jar on the llying-room mlntll.
Eph Wiley says when DO WA
younger he used ~ mcgaph0nc. Sow
he wears gum shoo7.
There are a number Of good rules.
but this ls az safe a8 any Don't 10.
vito your relatives to spend next
winter with you.
@
"Iho lunch counter" says one of
tho advertisements. ia tho causp oI
indigestion, dyspepsia, cntarrh of ha
stomach, and heart disease" Tho
lunch counter win have 10 be- moro
careful. II Is getting over mo ,ho
cigarettes territory.
II Ga only tho ld-fashiono1 vo,p,n
who has a won. II 70 woman ID
smart and up-to-datc Il "a A tumor
Some girls merely become en-
gagged. But those having a title. Oh
money IN their own names. arc BIO
trOthcd."
Sim Heckle talks n good deal
nbont his beautiful furniture. As 4
matter OF fact, tho only furnitur,
SIM ever bought vas an old trunl
which Mrs. 'Hecklo desired ia ne,
AAN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Some people talk go much they
won't have enough conversation
coming 10 Thorn whom They lls %
property oNproeg their appreciation
az The beauties OF Heaven.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

There are a number Of good rules.
but this is os snfe a3 any. Don't Ia.
vito your relatives TO spend next
winter with you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
1Bu inc7 Name

use u umc for bu3iHcss pburp1s,s,
di0,rsHl from MS 0icH HHHfrf N
Dc d0rs so. iriH contracts Sn made
by him De- binding upon hiH pcr-
cDrdilyg
a. Yes. to both questions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

y. ! fHd II rresss1ru n mB bugi-
rr.s ~ ,wpiDU S,r'rGi 1g'Hts H nc
s.a.t o. r1HydgsinG Pirus, ten Wc 10
f.hGi 'ri'Hi I am hound On heir
acts.
A. Won will ho bound az 10 an
nctr done within the real ar apparent
scope Of the authority of o1,h aren't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

q. = did some uCIt for a Nigh.
b0r, ~ his request. TIE understand.
,Hg bsi1g mat hr U0uid pan ur
h0ihiup rGg Slit ds 10 h0fr UUab hr
trry g. PAM PI,aar TN me Wh9t mn
T'nhis ufHP
g. Won viii be entitled 20 com.
Ic9e0tion measured hy tho reason
gblo value OF the services you per.
formed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

o PLEASE i,p me- fh,fhsr q @.f1.
TfGia 90 I0rq. must hare "a, sigma.
ig.,s OF uitpryq.g.
s. SO witnesses are required.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

Some girls merely become en-.
gagged But those having a title, lr
money In their own names. arc DO
trOthcd."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-12
In Its Report of Lincoln Highway
News Gets Figures Turned Around

In its writc-up Of the Lincoln
Highway this morning the News
. made such a palpable error though
undoubtedly unintentional, that it
should not be overlooked as It
twists the facts right opposite to
what they should be. The News
said, in quoting Mr. Ostermann:
The legislature of the state (Ne-
vada) had made provision for the
expediture OF $25oOo0 on the high
way in the event the Highway asso-
citation should spend the sum OF $5O,-
200 for the Improvement of the high
way in this state" etc.
The fact is the figures should be
transposed, as shown by the follow
ing extract from the statute, which