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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
WESTGARD ROAD MAP
OF u. S. PUBLISHED

a. l.. Wcstgard, vice president aud
director transcontincntal highway o.
the National Highways association.
whose work In behalf Of the mo,ur
touring ana good roads development
has taken him into every nook and
corner OF the United states, and
made aim known all over the county
as The Man of Many Miles, has
prepared a map of the United states
showing the main travelled motor
routes with special emphasis given To-
the transcontiueRtal and other long
distance highways. The map Is 20 w
Is inches, engraved on WaX, and h
for free distribution 90 motorists In
any part Of the country. II may be
from automobile clubs, or Of
the National Highways association.
Washington. d O.. or by addressing
Mr. A. l.. Westgard az National Head
quarters. - old slip. New York, if
four cents IN stamps 20 cover cost ~
mailing b. enclosed with the request.
win tho Wcstgari map goes u map
Of the 10000 miles Uf national high
ways advocated Dy the National high
ways association together with an eN-
PLANTATION NJ the four old system Of
highways airo advocated hv the assoc
citation namely, national highways,
state highwaEs county ana town or
township roads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
ALBUQUERQUE is
SELECTED FOR
CONVENTION
New Mexico Electrical Asso-
citation to Meet Here Febru-
airy IA, Is and l6, Decision
of Executive Committee.

That Albuquerque II considered the
logical place Tor New Mexico con.
N%cntions has been demonstrated
again. having been chosen for the an
nuel convention OF the New Mexico
Electrical association. which will
bring hero between seventy-fivc and
one hundred delegates on February
Il. 10 aud Is The executive com
mitiee Of the association. held In NJ
Pasc saturday selected Albuquerque
Tor the convention after several other
New Mexico towns had been sus-
gestcd. This city was chosen be-
"a of It's geographical location,
railway facilities and hotel accomno-
dations.
G. NJ. Elnhart. manager Of the
Roswkell Gas az Electric company. a
member OF the executive committee or
the association. arrived here this
morning from ~ Paso. and was the
guest during the day % w r, south
ard, manager 81 the Albuquerque
Gas, Eclectic Light a Power company.
Mr.. Einhart expressed the opinion
that a big attendance OF o;ectic light
men OF the state will be here for the
convention. which viii be held In the
Aiyarudo hotel
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REGISTRATION At
UNIVERSITY
TOMORROW
Everything Ready on the Hill
for Opening of Most Sue
cessful Year; Formal Open
ing Thursday Morning.

Registration OF students nj the
University Of New Mexico Begin to-
morrow morning, with the prospect
that the opening day Ming ~ stu
dents names ead credentials will be
the largest In the history Of the in
stitution. Not only have all of the I
dcnts who we're expected. arrived ar
arranged to come within the NEXT few
days nut many who had not given the
university authorities any previous
notice Of their intention to come here.
have come or are sending IN belated
acquisitions for accommodations In
dormitories and elsewhere. II IL now
quite certain that the opening en-
rollmcnt viii pass the two hundred
mark. An opening meeting OF the
faculty Is being held today.
The opening Of the university will
be accomplished without ceremony.
Wednesday morning regular class
work will begin as per the scheduled
requirements n the only formRlitv
VIII be In the formal opening Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock. when at
tho first assembly hour President
David II. Boyd viii deliver the open
irg address. Professor seder of the
department OF music has ran n
brief but very attractive musical pro-
gram for this otcasion and tho peo-
pie Of Albuquerque and the state are
cordially invited to be present. A
very efficient taxi and Jitney service
To the university will make attend
ance convenient Or. Boyd's opening
address H. looked forward to with ex-
ccptional interest.
Everything IL ready on the campus
for the opening tomorrow. During
The summer the buildings have been
thoroughly o~vcrhauled and repalntcd
on tho Interior and some re-arrange-
mcnt of class rooms has taken place.
Tho main building has been altered
considerably 20 add 10 its convenience
and maze more room. The grounds
are In unusually attractive condition
and the institution starts the new
year with everything spick and span.
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ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Henry hnuls baggage. Phone $50.
Mrs. Arthur Riehl leaves tonight Tor
Ocean Beach. Calf. for two months
RECREATION.
Dr. a. O.. Routledge. of Lambeth.
Ont, has gone to the east, after a
visit to Tom Egan.
Deputy County Treasurer Matt sip,
pei Is expected back from a trim Ia
New York by the end of the week.
His arrival was looked for last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Leonard ana
Mrs. James Watson returned today
from an outing IN the Jemez noun
tains.
Miss sabina Butter, head nurse at
the Parvis hospital In SUcOrro. left
last evening for a visit IN Pueblo.
Colorado. after being the guest for
several days % Miss Margaret Mahcr.
1913 West Fruit avenue
There viii be a meeting OF the
local Review OF Alamo Hive 40 J..
Woman's Benefit Association of tao
Maccaboos Tuesday afternoon IL Odl
Fellows hall, at 2.3O O'Clock. Be-
froshmengs.
Mrs. sam u. stevens and son re-
turned yesterday from a vacation
spent In California. Nj stevens. pro-
prietor of the Sturges hotel. left to-
day IN a motor car Tor Jcmez Springs.
accompanied by Harry Schaener.
j. r. farrell. publicity agent for nc
santa Fe, was a visitor here yester-
day from Topeka. Kansas Mr.. Jar
rcll recently supervised the prepare
ton Of an attractive folder. sights Ia
See Along the Santa Fee which is 10
De widely distributed. Albuquerque
has 70 full page representation In the
booklet. the entire state being giScr
% total of seven pages,
Bob Sewell, assistant cashier Of the
American Savings Bank q Trust co
has returned from san FRANCISCO,
whore he was u member Of the dele
cation which obtained % chapter Of
the Sigma chi fraternity for the Uni-
tsrsity OF sew Mexico. Returning
Sir. scwcll visited Yosemite as ne
guest Of stephen v MatheT. assistant
secretary of the department Of the
Interior. Mr. Mathcr is o prominent
Sigma Chi
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Diamonds
at Hot Weather Prices

We are making things pleasant for
the buyer during the hot weather.
Our store IL the coolest place Ia
town and all during July We slali
price our WATCHES, JEWEiIIY,
SILVERwAHE cur GLASS and
DIAMONDS ESPECIALLY nj remark
ably low prices. 80 n will be- casy 90
buy. Look at the Diamond Rings In
u east window or step inside our
coOI store and nsk 10 90 them. Such
remarkably low prices for Diamonds
YOU may never Gsain sec. our 80
years In business II our hest guaran-
tee. aud remember that ans Diamond
you buy Of us may he exchanged
silVcrwa are and Cut Glass a oR-Iuly.
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NOTICE.

Bids will be received hy tho under
signed for hpusc located az COS Roma
avenue. Building 40 be removed nl
rurclarer
BOARD or EDUC ArloE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
NO CHANCE FOR
ALLISON AFTER
SIXTH INNING

In one big inning the O. n. y. nine
effectively and definitely sauolched
the Allison club yesterday. az Hope
Won field Score. 10 TO Q. The mine
champions had a look-in untii the
sixth. but In that inning the railroad
crs fen ON Brown. the lattcr's sup
port blow into fragments at the wrons
times. and tho net result was six runs
Tor the O. Y. r..
The Alhuquc.queanH didn't score
M after that. but neither did All.
son Hartlinc pitched for the rlll-
roaders
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST: Thundershowers
this evening. Tuesday unsettled.
cooler southeast portion tonight.
Warmer Tuesday in oast portion.
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A. B. M'MILEN GOES TO
LAWYERS

4. b.. McMllcn. accompanied by
Mrs. McMillen. left saturday night for
salt Lake City. Utah. Go attend the
meeting OF the national bar ~assocla-
ton. After the convention Mr.. and
Mrs. McMillen will 30 on a tour Of
Yellowstone park.
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Or, provinces. eye, ct, nose and
throat y. T. Armijo Bids. Phone
s2I
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N UNIVERSITY
TAXI TO RUN ON
REGULAR SCHEDULE

As 500 as the hours for classes
have been arranged at the University
Tony will announce his schedule for
his ten cent taxi service To the Unit
vcrsity. He will arrange his sched-
ule for the convenience Of the I
dents ard faculty. lie will post his
schedule at M%atson's and will call at
Matson's regularly FOR passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
A DIVING
STUNT; IS INJURED

Grant Mann. son Of Judge T.. A.
Mann. has returned from Santa Fo,
where hc attended the New Mexico
NATIONAL guard cnCampmcnt, as a
member Of Company c. while par.
t%icipatinE Ia tho field mancuyers
Grant n several colleagues INDUCED
tn a bathing program In e shallow
stretch Of ditch. In attempting a.
execute a fancy dive Grant truck a
big boulder head first lie was rem
dered unconscious but was revived
after first aid work and Il les believed
will not suffer permanent injuries.
Phone ,. req barn. 3Ii West Cop
per. for first class livery. W. l.
Trimblc s. Co.
Public stcnographer. RooW Fl
Grant BUILDING. phone 1858
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Public -stcnographer, Room Fl
Grant BUILDING. Phone 1853
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
COMMEMORATE SuRREN-
DER OF GENERAL Lee

The members Of Greenwood Post No
10, G. A R. and Its auxiliary organi-
cations, the relief corps and the La
dies Of the G. A. R., commemorated
with an appropriate service at Odd
Fellows hall this afternoon. the ffti
eth anniversary Of the surrender OF
Gen. Robert e. Lee and the troops
under his command to Gen. U. s.
Grant at Appamatox. Virginia. which
took place April .. 1865. This event
marked the real close Of the Civil
war as it left the Confederacy with
out an army east Of the Mississippi
river.
John Weed Of East Canon, who was
a member Of the army Of the Shena-
doah. under Gen. Winfield Scott
Hancock in the fighting about Rich
mond, recalls the fact that fifty years
ago today he was encamped near
Winchester Virginia, and that the
commanding officer issued an order
that no soldier should be permitted
to go into town without his. side
arms. r. NJ. Foster of Lincoln Park
was doing guard duty in washington
D. c.. on April 10, 1866. and was one
of the sentries posted outside Ford'a
theatre the night President Lincoln
was shot by John Wilkes Booth. Mr.
Foster knew President Lincoln al
Springfield. Illinois, before his cleo
ton to the presidency.
The exercises at Odd Fellows hal
this afternoon were literary and must
cal and were keenly enjoyed by all
The program was given under the di
rection Of the. members OF Geenwoo1
wood Woman's Relief corps and y.
Grant Circle. Ladies' Of the G. A. r.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-15
MANY TOURISTS COMING HERE
THIS YEAR.

According to George W.. Martin.
general agent Of the Rock Island road
in Denver not less than SOC. 900 tour
lists are coming to Colorado this sum
mer and at least 100000 more VIII
make the trip to this state from the
east by automobile. He mekes these
estimates after visit 70 Chicago and
several other cities Of the middle
west, and he believes that these nsu-
res are entirely conasryatise; The
Rock ISlend rOAd u sDSndlRG t7B,9V9
N adssftising CoIoPl1o lhis ySaf e11
svsryshiHg ooo5lAie = hlinS ~ q
lktlna n6tf'trr = - 4 q n
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dom of recommending an appropria-
tion from the Foundation fund to en-
ploy idle miners in this enterprise.
RESULT OF ELECTION
IN FLORENCE

The Peoples ticket went into office
in Florence by landslide as result
of the city election last Tuesday and
the new council will be as follows: T.
M. Howells, mayor; Mrs. Mamie Har-
mon. city clerk; John Bald, city treas
urer The aldermen elect are:
First Ward-H. J. Owens, long term
N. w. Mcconnell, short term.
Second Ward A. P. yandeveer,
long term; George Liggett, short
term.
Third ward-J. C. McDaniels. long
term; chas. C. Mccandiess, short
term.
t. NJ. Howells led the ticket as
mayor with majority over that OF
his opponent, Thomas Blunt of 2O4.
John Roberts developed the most
strength of the candidates-at-large,
with the exception, of course, of Mrs,
Harmon. who had no opposition), and
he was defeated by John Bald. Peo-
pies ticket candidate for treasurer by
a majority of 81. ]. c. Mcdaniel was
high man in the race for alderman in
the third ward and received a major
ity over C. w. Jones, Independent.
Citizens candidate, of SO. In the sec
ond ward, George Liggett won over his
opponent John Edwards for the two
year term with majority of SO and
A. P. Vandeveer was elected for the
four year term over Alfred Durfee by
majority of 29.
Seldom, II ever before, was there
such an unusual interest manifested
in municipal election in Florence as
OF last Tuesday. except when party
lines were drawn on the wet and dry
proposition. In gpite of the very un
favorable weather, 800 votes were
cast. which is more than eighty pei
cent Of the registration.
In commenting ON the election this
Citizen says: There is one thins
sure and that is the supporters o.
the Peoples ticket will be given al
unhampered opportunity to carry oui
the pledges Of their platform. The
election was clean sweep from ons
end Of the ticket to the other. and
with this assurance Of the confidenc,
Of voters, they win be in . position
to carry out their ideas Of city govern
rnent according to their own bes
Judgment. The Peoples ticket lead
ers make their position clear that II
the conduct Of the city affairs efnci
ency and economy will be given firs
consideration" /,
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MEETING At cougR d, ALENE 4
GREAT auccERa

In the course Of letter received In
Canon City few days ago from Mr.
Geo. L. Rose. singing evangelist in
connection with the Bulgin meetings
here last February. he says the recent
religious campaign at couer d. Alene.
Idaho. was a great success and that
several hundred accessions TO the
churches there resulted from It. eve
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Cold Settled
IN His Back
:, ,Fol.y DcIAa.y PrI. alvey. a.. !.

''.Felsv DciAnsy Pnls slways rive ne
prempt rsliaf. ."-Ed Vslspn. Roger. Nsbv.
Ed velton, Of Rogers, Neb. writes:
s1 have used Foley Kidney Pills for
backache, the result OF catching cold
which settled In my back. Foley
Kidney Pills always give mo prompt
relief and 7 can cheerfuily RECON-
The REASON Foley kidney Pills act
30 alphabetically " because they neu-
fraiizc and dissolve fhe poisonous
waste matter that FemhipS IN the
blood becaune the kldneyn do not
do their work prOposly IN NitsFtnN
Scid and other pciGone.
RELIEF usaaliy follows ~ few
1syS ana such nxmptoms a. gAln n
~ Srteis1, sbsu@eiis,s' tee 27215st1
s
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"a
after the heavy rains. It was post
poned. Both track and baseball arc
being practiced diligently BY every ono
in the school who is athletically In
clined The inter-class meet will be
sort of preliminary training for the
big meet to be held later.
Cadets Photographed.
Thursday morning all the Cadets
were particularly glad that they
were taking military for the com
panies were marched out on the drill
grounds during study hours to have
their pictures taken. For the past
two or three weeks the photographer
has been kept busy taking pictures of
the different school organizations and
various athletic squads to go into the
Annual.
The Annual.
The Annual is progressing splendid
ly. All the cartoons pictures and
reading material has been gotten
ready. A great deal of time and labor
has been spent on this Annual in or
der to make it not only a book well
worth any ones time to read, but also.
if possible, to make it a better Annual
than was ever put out before.
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YOuN6 MARRIED COUPLE
ARRESTED ON THEIR
HONEYMOON At DENVER

The marriage of the popular young
couple which was performed here On
last Wednesday evening by the Rev.
Sewer was a surprise to their many
friends in this city; but far gerater
surprise was in store for the young
couple ON their arrival in Denver.
They left this city on No. 16 We'd
nesday night and after arriving in
Denver spent Thursday shopping and
Sightseeing and retired to their apart
ments at the Hotel Tours in very
tired frame Of mine and body.
About 1880 p. m. they were awak-
ened by the violent ringing OF their
phone and after a moments hesita-
ton the newly made Benedict took
down the receiver and in a wee
drowsy voice. called. Hello" Upon
being informed that telegram await
ed them at the Unicn Station which
could not be phoned ON account Of
collect charges. they hurriedly don.
ned their street apparel and on their
arrival at the Union Depot. were hand
ed Western Union blank. which told
them Of the brides mothers illness.
While At the station the newly es-
poused pair were greeted by . voice
from . group OF young men, and turn
ing around they were greeted By
Messrs Albert Thomas. z. Ford, Nc
Knnon and Jean Ragsdale.
After q few moments of converse
tion the newly marsied pair started
on their homeward journey. Before
they had travelled more than a block
they were accosted by an officer who
inquired II they were Mr.. and Mrs,
Gentry and upon being told that such
was their name. the officer explained
that an article Of great value had dis
appeared from their hotel and the
management had sworn out warrant
for their arrest
Amid much protesting and many un-
availing efforts 1t explanation. they
were compelled TO accompany the Of.
ncer IN the direction Of police head.
quarters. After covering about four
bloc1Es the escorted party were over
taken BY Mr.. E. Ford McKinnon and
= party Of Canon City friends and
after enjoying good laugh at the
bridal party's expense Mr.. McKinnon
introduced his uncle, Officer e. L.
McKinnon. Of "Denver's Fairest.
and acknowledged the authorship Of
the telegram. After which one OF the
best restaurants in the city found an
unoccupied table at which the entire
party enjoyed an excellent meal. and
last. but not least. did they enjoy
recounting their past adventures. not
being ready to seek their several
abodes before the big clock in the D
Z r. tower had warned them that the
hour was we'll on the way toward
morning.
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are looking" continues Mr. Rose, TO
our return to Colorado with . great
deal Of pieasurable satisfaction and
hope to make our forthcoming meet
ings at Fort Collins the best OF our
lives. DIR. BuIgin. Mrn. Rose. and ny.
self send kindly greetings to all of
our Canon City friends"
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NEWS

! DR.. ana Mrs. Keuney returned from
Canon City yesterday,
Judge schweigeyt was up from Can
on City = day or so on legal business
returning home Tuesday.
e. c. Higgins came up from Canon
City last week to purchase some cattle
In the yailey.
Attorney A. L. jeffrey and Survey.
Or chAs. Milton were arrivals from
Canon CITY yesterday.
Mn. John Helm caine up from Canon
qify Wednesday on visit 70 relatives
Tho latter 4 guest % The home of
VI. nn1 dEs. g. D, Dchntidss.
YvSt nrenntnl1 Trlbune.
! . 0zy /
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Record want "A. are surs to DriaE
results.
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Users Of Peerless Brands Of Flour Get
Aluminium Ware at Wholesale Price

This guaranteed for Add postage or
parcel deliveries.
We bought big lot of Aluminium Products direct
manufacturer =aas:s.
Where price less than ninety pieces may go
with coupons. time time standard
household necessities Wholesale prices
Flour Ask about them
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22
STOP WASHING
The HAIR R WITH SOAP
Soap dries your scalp, causing
dandruff, then hair
falls out.

After washing your hair with soap
always apply a little Danderine to the
scalp to invigorate the hair and pre-
vent dryness. Better still, use soap
as sparing.y as possible, and instead
have a "Danderine Hair Cleanse
Just moisten a cloth with Danderine
and draw 1t carefully through youl
hair, taking one strand at aytime. This
will remove dust, dirt and excessive
oil. In a few moments you will be
amazed, your hair will not only be
clean, but it will be wavy, fluffy and
abundant, and possess an incompar-
able softness and lustre.
Besides cleansing and identifying
the hair, one application Of Dander.
inc dissolves every particle of dand
ruff: stimulates the scalp, stopping
itching and falling hair. Danderine
Is to the hair what fresh showers OF
rain and sunshine are to vegetation.
1t goes right to the roots, invigorates
and strengthens them. Its exhibarat.
ing and life%-producing properties
cause the hair to grow long, strone
and beautiful.
Men! Ladies'! You can surely have
lots of charming hair. Get a rs cen,
bottle. of knowlton's Danderine from
any drug store or toilet counter and
try it. x (Adv.)
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BEAUTIFUL RECIPE BOOK FOR
EVERY WOMAN.

We have been asked by the Calu-
met Baking Powder Company of Chi
cago to announce through the col
umns of our publication that they
have Just gotten up n of the best
Recipe Books ever published, 16 pages
of which are beautifully illustrated,
shown in colors a lot of dainty dishes
and good things to eat that can be
prepared with Calumet Baking Pow
der. TX
In addition to iris, there are 252
valuable recipes and numerous house
hold hints prepared by the most not
ed Domestic Science teachers and
Cooking Experts.
We know you will find this a very
valuable book, as you will have use
for it almost every day.
All you have to do to get n is to
take the slip that you find in a pound
can OF Calumet Baking Powder, fill in
your name and address according to
the instructions on the slip and mail
it to the Calumet Baking Powder
Company, Chicago, Ill.
If you are not already using Calu-
met Baking Powder, we would sug.
gest that you try it today. You will
find it wholesome and economical to
use.
You will find it a Taking Powder OF
unusual merit and the recipe BOOK
one OF the most beautiful and useful
books of this kind that you have ever
possessed.-Adv.