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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
CO-OPERATIONI IS
URGED ON PART
OF CITIZENS
Municipality Will Cut Weeds
Along Sidewalks If Proper
ty Owners Will Help a Bit.

Sow rs the time for an good prop
erty o~ners TO set busy and cur
down and dig W the u%nsishliy weeds
which manifest the premises Of many
people. The city ~ Albuquerque. fol-
lowing an agitation conducted BY
Health officer Tom Mofsin. has eenr
sented 20 send n weed cutting ffi-
gade into various parts OF town.
armed with aundry weed cuitiag apr
planes, and Instructions e. cut doNa
the weeds adjoining sidewalks. " tHe
property owners Will cut down >
weeds which grow on their and
back lots and about their premises in
%geaeral. Il IN believed that much wiz
oe accomplished toward Tsttiog rid pf
an unsiEhtly %nulsanees co-opcratien
between the city and the citizcna y
urgod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
DISASTROUS FIRE IN
M~AGDALENA; LOSS is
ETIMATED AT $685. 900

Magdaiena, y. NJ. Aug ia tlro'
which originated In tho Bunkey bar
her shop here last uight, caused IA.
-d.,truruon of approximately $4,000
worth of property
Tho establishments totally destroy
cd or partially damaged are aH toll
I,ve. Gibbons garage. h Elite NIL
unrry shop. Hurcrow's pool hat
Turnkey barber shop, Moore's me'''
market ana the club saloon
The cause of the fire has not pe'n
determined. Most Of this pfop,i''
WAS either fully or partly covered ~
Insurance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
IS SLATED
TO MEET THIS
EVENING
T1olleys, Jitneys and Steam
Heat by the Wholesale Are
Among Things That Call for
Consideration and Action.

Provided "a quorum appears there
win Boz q regular session of the city
coupcii tonight. Council has several
mnttrrs uf more or less general in
.t,rost pending. There Is the iitney
regulation ordinance, the ceotral
heating plant franchise, ana the ques-
ito, al taking away the trolley com
pnny's franchise TO be decided. That
IL 10 say, they remain 10 be decided
stme time aad they may be decided
toniHht. So man could be found 20
day, however, Who would venture q
predict what council would or would
not do. % Il met.
IA for the threat Of forfeiture huns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

feet and what ] did do was by IA great
effort. ! could not sleep at night and
Of course felt very bad in the morning,
and had a steady headache.
After taking the second bottle no.
ticed that the headache was not so bad,
/ rested better. and my nerves Were
stronger. continued its use until IL
made a new woman Of me, and now !
can hardly realize that | am able 10 do
so much as | do. Whenever know any
woman in need Of a good medicine |
highly praise Lydia H. Pinkham's Veg
etahle Compound - Mrs. FRANK
CLARK, SAG N. Tulip ST., Richmond, Pa.
Women Have Been Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia r.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ills.
This accounts for the enormous demand
for il from coast 10 coast. If you are
troubled with any hilment peculiar u
women why don't you try LYDIA =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound II
will pay you TO do 50. Lydia u. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Much ENTHUSIASM Is
MANIFESTED IN ESTANCtA

Estancia. n. M, Aug. 1G-At a
special meeting OF the board of county
commissioners Saturday afternoon,
whlch was attended hy a large num-
Der Of representative from an parts
Of the county an appropriation oi
$500 was voted for the collection o.
"a representative exhibit OF the pro-
duets OF Torrance county at the New
Mexico state Nfair. which will be held
IN Albuquerque In October.
When Colonel sellers. special repre-
sentative of the state fair committee
explained that the appropriation
would be used for the collection OF
the Torrance county exhibit, ana Tor
the transportation Of Same To Albu-
tuerpuc, that the money was lot M
tended as a donation To the states
largest and graudost enterprise. lttle
time was lost in making h appro-
priation.
Prominent business men from all
parts.u the county. either In person,
or by letter. expressed their hearty
approval OF the great plan evolved tcI
advertising the county. The exhibit
viii be under the charge Of County
AGENT Harwell aud viii be a credit "a
the county. 4 fair will be held N
Estancia "a few days prior To the state
I fair at which the major part OF th'
exhibits will be displayed.
Before leaving Estancia' Colon,
sellers said. 81 want To express my
thanks aud deep gratitude to uh'
county commissioners and 10 the i've
energetic business men Of Torrance
county Tor the courteous treatment
have received and Tor the manne u
which they have assisted me in thi
work. believe that Torrance coupil
yin receive great benefits from thi
worthy action, ana can assure S"'
that 1t win bring about closer r,int'o''
vith he rest OF our great state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

santa Re. y. NJ, Aug. fe-In a formal can made public here
today and signed by prominent business me ana professional men
from, ali sections ~ the state, the taxpayers OF New AcSIco are In
,Iled q meet 10 THIS city on "wednesday. September ih, for the
purtapse @ iureanislng the New Mexico Taxpayers association. The
date of the organization meeting was determined by tho rct tht
nc stnte ivy commission viii bc In session al the time and many
attend WIN otherwise might not be present.
The character and Obef of the PROPOSED association arc
fauy set forth In the can, which, with it, accompanying signcrs,
foIluNs:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

compound was IN q
~drcndfully rundown
state Of health,
had internal trou-
bles, and was 50 rN-
tremcly nervous and
Frustrated that IL |
had given in 10 my
feelings ! would
have been in bed.
As il was ! had
hardly strength at
times 10 be ON nv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

London. Aug. 10 Zone lamb, ono
pony. one piH." make up the total OF
the losses Co British farming stock
caused hy bombardmCnt and aerial
raids up 90 tho present time, accord
INK to an official statement issued by
mo parliamentary commission APP
Lointed To Investigate agricultural
claims for damage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
today Live News Of the Sunshine State
New Mexico News Notes


Ia TTORNEY General clancy has
~ nled an answer TO the suit Of
= the United States government
skiing an injunction against state
land Commissioner r.. y. Ervicn TO
7reyent his using three per cent OF
be income from state lands for pub
Betty. as provided by an act OF the
IA legislature. Tho attorney gem
BARS reply contends that the suit II
H. interference with the clear right
the state TO administer AZ seems
tcst the lands granted under act OF
congress. and funds derived there
pom. The governments suit alleged
Rotation OF the terms Of the land
pants In the enabling act.
Damon Ship WAS killed by being
PUSHED bcacath "A falling horse near
knoWles last Tuesday. lie waH a
idely known young atockman.
Work Of building the Carlsbad
.ovlng drainage system. under tho
carlsbad reclamation project VIII be-
in NJ once. About $50. 600 are avail
Die at present. An open outlet ditch
NIL form the hrst unit OF a complete
iininagc system FOR lands under the
sproIect.
w. ". MCDOWELL has resigned NJ n
unity commissioner for Eddy county.
expects 60 remove to his former
Nome In Pennsylvania.
Or. Richard G. Coulsoa, a promi-
Mt physician of ~Tucumcari, died
Nlddcnly last week. as q result ~
3beart dllation. Ovcrwork q said 10
have contributed To his death.
Roswell businsrs men are interested
the promotion of a new and mod
b. theater for that city.
g. ~. Mckinney Of Chicago. for
III etly interested In the irrigation pro-
Il, 81 al Fort Sumner, has been ln That
Wn seeking to unite all the Interests
4here in building % concrete diF"riins
hnm in the pe,us river, from which
hrirat.on water 81 diverted.
silver Clty's new telephone system
,phirh has been under way for two
months Vnv completed last week and
'lut into service yesterday.
Whom Raleigh EDWARDS q grocer
u lerk Of Fort summer. called FOR an
,fdcr M tho home of Miss Ellc-
[lGerhardt last week she %lauehinglS
|toid him to ''rct ont and snapped
g2 calibrr pistol IN hir face. Sh'
thouEht % wasn't loaded. Il was. tn
ball n r. cash In Edwards forehead
Dc viii recover
W. W. slate and g. r. Hcnicy have
Ieasod several thousand asros ~ ltn'
Quny atd Roosevelt county and arr
'prcparlng 10 do extensive ~pruFpcctini
a. oil
II Nresrg Ioorto n7d Lindsey. prom
Wn,ut Focra Of South Africa, are n
Tu.umcari inveeiigafing poasihitttic
/ there for placing a Poor colo1y.
Petitions have boon completed 10
railing a prohibition election In Tu
cumcari in the immediate future.
The Citizens Trust company ma
boen consolidated with the Bank O
D.miag. John Corbett. president @
the latter bank remains president o.
the new institution,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
BUSINESS MEN FROM ALL PARTS
Of NEW MEXICO UNITE IN CALL
FOR ALL STATE TAX ASSOCIATION

Fix September LIST, In Santa F e as Time and Place for Meet
ing to Organize ASSOCIATE on of Taxpayers to Work for
Efficiency In Administra ton of Public Revenues Of
New Mexico and Its Com munities; Will Be Rigidly
Non-Partisan and Largely Educational In It's Aims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Let the Heraia want ae DO you'
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
WOMAN WOULD
NOT Give UP
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. PinkhaSn's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.

Richmond, PA. +" When ! started
taking Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Read the Evening Rerald's
Want Ads Get Results. Try one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Petitions have boon completed for
Ealing a prohibition election In Tu-
.cumrari in the immediate future.
Tho Citizens Trust company mas
.boen consolidated with the Bank Of
.p.miag. John Corbctt. president Of
the latter bank remains president OF
the new Institution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

W W. Slate and G. r. Henley have
leasod several thousand acres Of land
BIZ Quny ard Roosevelt county and are
preparing "a do extensive prospecting
a. oil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

silver CIty's new telephone system
Rhirh has been under way for two
nouths was completed last week and
|iut into service Yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Whom Raleigh Edwards q g%roccr's
4 lerk Of Fort sumner. called FOR an
NJ the home of Miss Ellen
lGerhardt last week she lauehingly
|toid him To get out' and snapped
J. 22 cllibrr pistol IN his face. she
|thought % wasn't loaded. II was. The
ban cut n rnsh in Edwards forehead.
dip will recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Damon Ship was killed by being
pushed belcath "A falling horse near
Knowles last Tuesday. He wal q
tidely known young atockman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

q. ~. Mckinney Of Chicago. for
. erly interested In the irrigation pro-
\, ct al Fort Sumner. has been IN that
Il wn seeking tp unite an the Interests
lhore in buildinr "a concrete difcrtins
.nm in the pe,us river, from which
water b. diverted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Roswell business men are interested
b the promotion of a new and mod
I'm theater for that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24
JAIL HAS MORE
 CASES OF BOOZE
 THAN CRIMINALS
Fifty Trunks And Gases Of Whiskey Now Stored in the County Jail. Court Pro-
 ceedings. Willis Shooting.

TOMBSTONE, oct 23.-The county jail at the present time contains more articles with whiskey ia than it has prisoners. At the present time there are twenty trunks filled with whiskey and twenty-five cases of the same stun It is not all of one grade but ranges from the vilest boouegging stuff to some Of the choicest brands. Most of the trunk shipments have been seized at Douglas. twenty-one Of them being brought up by the county truck last night hTe question as to what to do with the whiskey is one that will have to be settled in some manner as 1t cannot be destroyed without without an order from some one in authority to give their consent. There has been no claimants to the trunks since they were seized at Doug las although most of them have been held there for a number oi weeks. There is no provision in the law that allows the sheriff, the courts or any one else the right to destroy the whis- key, so that 1t looks as though the trunks and their contents will have Co be held until some provision is made for its destruction. An action for damages might lie should anyone take it upon themselves the authority Go destroy the whiskey If the seiz- ures keep on coming the county will find 1t necessary to erect or rent a good size warehouse in which to store che seizures. At the present time the upper portion of the steel cells is used as store room but it win not hold many more trunks or cases, and with seizures reported 10 have been made in Douglas today. the room will be entirely taken up.
 In the Superior Court
 Judge Lockwood was busy today in the trial of several default divorce cases and making orders in a number of probate cases.
 Cazarito Monujo has brought suit for divorce against Josefa Moutijo on
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24
MEXICO ID CANADA
 IN AN AUTOMFBILE
 WITHOUT STOPPING
A Party of Californians in a Chandler Six Establish a
 Remarkable Record

Word from the west brings news of the most extraordinary nonstop motor ear run on record A Chandler Light six was the performer
 In a drive from Tia Juana, Mexico 70 Vancouver, B. C., not merely the motor, but the car itself was kept running continuously On the sworn word of the two official observers and the three other members of the crew, the wheels of the car never once not even for the flash of a second stopped moving.
 The distance was 2,O5O miles; the time consumed five and one-haf days
 The party which made this remark able run, no less of am endurance test for the men than for the car, was composed Of C. H. Hunter Los An geles. manager Of the Chandler Motor Car Co.,. of California. who drove most of the time Ben Knopf relieve driv- CT. Al Waddell. automobile editor Of the Los Angeles Times; Joseph Wad- dell, photographer for the Universal Film Corporation. and Jack Griffin publicity man for the California Chandler Company The Messrs Wad- dell acted as official observers.
 No other man or group of men ever set out on a test which offered such ,seeming certainty of defeat Even a puncture would have defeated their purpose But no puncture came. The ear ran into Vancouver with Mexican air in. all four tires. And Mexican water in its radiator No water was added during the entire trip Gasoline and oil were supplied with the car moving slowly
 What little sleep the Wen had was Isnatched in short maps in the ear They ate in the car
 The party left Tia Juana, Mexico ] just over the line from California, at ] g o'clock Sunday morning and arrived ! victorious, in Vancouver at o'clock Friday afternoon.
 No other event in western motor dom has ever aroused such interest
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Ever since Montague Glass wrote the first Potash and Perlmurter" sto- ry for Che Saturday Evening Post
 there developed a strong desire to see Abe and Morris on the stage The two partners had become information al favorites when Manager A. H.. Woods presented them, two seasons ago at the Conan Theatre New York City. and their reception was an oya- tion. Potash and Perlmutter' broke all records for runs and for receipts long before Mir Woods in answer to insistent demands from the theatre
 zoers of the rest of the country, de- termined to break the apparently end less engagement, but now at last this most delightful of an comedies ls to be seen at the Orpheum on Wednes- day October 27. and the event promis- es to he a notable one in local theaTi- cal history From the minute that Manager Loche announced chat he had secured Potash and Perlmutter
 az the big attraction of the season. applications for reservations began pouring into the box office and there is every indication tlat .his city will
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

add another to the enviable records of the production.
 Briefly the story of Potash and Perlmuuer" deals with the trials and uihulauons Of those most lovable Of partners wbo risk their all to save from a Russian prison a co-religion- ist who has been falsely accused of .bOmbthroWius but who through their .very selrsacrilce secures the services .of the greatest cloak and suit design CT of her day-Ruth Goldman, a young woman who is described as having a "busiuess aaad like Andrew Carnegie and a form like Lillian Russell" For three acts the fortunes and misfor- tunes Of the partners are carried for ward amid a perfect gale of laughter that drowns the occasional tear AL thouah containing g thousand laughs Che play Is fuu of deepest heartinter- est and although he does moi appear on the programme the busiest charac. ter of aI is little Cupid
 The scenes are laid lrst iu the somewhat shabby downtown offices and work-room of the firm then in their hgnd ome Fth Avenue estab
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Ishment and finally in the home of Abe Potash No play has ever been put on the stage with greater atteu-
 i0n to detail For many weeks the members of the splendid company that will be seen here visited Che cloak and suit districts of New York in order to thoroughly familiarize themselves with the true atmosphere while in the meantime Mir Woods scenic art ists and carpenters were making ab- solute reproductions of sales-rooms and work shops SO that the audience is literally transported 10 actual seen es of Montague Glass famous stories from which the play is dramatized. The result proved well worth the time and expense involved for the audience actually lives with the characters as Che wonderfully absorbing plot is car ried on to a happy ending
 In the company 10 be seen here will be such New York lavorites as Jules Jorden Lew Welch, Gus Conan Fred Fleck, Jr, Edward shoben, Irving Southard Wm Leyden, Jules Unger Lotue Kendall Marie Howe Pearl Ford. Bertha Martin and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24
COUNTY AND STATE /. NEWS

the grounds of desertion. The plain tiff i sa resident of Tombstone.
 An appeal case from Wilcox en- titled Rudolph Miller vs. Ava s. Jones, was placed on the calendar
 A Judgment was entered in the case of Smith vs. J. s. McCraig, against the latter for costs in the sum of S55.00
 Mania II Smith. of Willcox, through her attorney Lyman B. Hays, has brought suit against Carl R. Lehman for an accounting.
 Annie Gregory has been granted a deere of divorce from John J. Gregory.
 Further Particulars of Shooting.
 Sherin Forbes, Deputy Arnold and County Attorney Hilzinger arrived at Huachuca Siding Friday and began to make an investigation of the shoot. ing of Mart Willis, at Bear Springs. mention of which was made in these columns yesterday According Co their inyesugations. Willis was shot through the leg on Sunday night by some unknown party or parties that were lying in ambush He lay from Sunday evening until Tuesday after noon without food or water and sui fering intensely from the wound in his leg. But for his own presence oi mind in binding up the wound as best as he could he would have died from the loss of blood When he was dis covered by parties passing by, he was nearly eXhauted and 1t was some time before he was able to give out any information in regard Co the shooting lie was able to give the officers. when they arrived here, some information and upon these the off, cers are working and expect Co make one or more arrests in the near fBture. The parties supposed to have done Che shooting are alleged to be resi- dents of Cochise county The officers are still in that section at work.
 Pleads Not Guilty
 w. D Perry who was arrested here last week and taken back 10 GHa county on a charge of passing bogus checks, was arraigued before Judge Thomas. of Globe. and entered a plea of not guilty He will be given a preliminary examination Perry admits that he was in Globe at the time that the alleged onense was com mited but states that he is not the guilty party.
 To Work on Roads
 The county truck which came in loaded last night, and 1t was with booze, returned to Douglas this after noon and three bootlegeers were talk eu along to be added Co the county road gang which is at present working on the cement bridge between Douglas and Pirtleville
 Called to Pearce.
 County Attorney John F. Ross was called to Pearce to attend the preli minary examination of a Mexican there who is charged with making an assault with a deadly weapon on an. other of his couurymen. The assault was made with a knife and, as usual there was a woman mixed up iu it The county attorney was of the opini. ou that there was not much to the case. judging from the facts that hac been recited to him over the phone
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24
DOUGLAS COUNCILMAN
 Is ARRESTED FOR
 BO0TLEGGING.
Austrian Commits Suicide By Shooting Himself With A Pistol. He Was Known In Bisbee. Other News.

DOUGLAS. Oct 23.-sam Yucovich. an Austrian living with another Of his countrymen in a cabin at the rear of 1219 c avenue, committed suicide this morning by shooting himself twice with a revolver. Sunering from an incurable disease is said to have been the cause of the act
 His roommate left hi min bed when he went to work at o'clock this morning at Jacks place. At o'clock Mrs. Lewis, owner of the property. who lives farther in the rear. heard loud noise that sounded like brick falling on the roof Shortly afterward, she hear the same noise again. She went out to investigate. supposing that boys had probobly thrown something on the roof Find Ing nothing the matter sle gave no urther thought to the matter
 Friends Makes Discovery
 Not long afterward, Nucovicb'z friend came home to see why he had hot come down to the restaurant to eat his breakfast as usual. He pounded on the door, which was lock led, and received to response. He forced the door open and was met with a ghastly sigh
 Blood Everywhere.
 Full dressed, Yucoyich lay prone on the floor on his back, with his legs crossed. The revolver had dropped out of his left hand and was on the floor beside it. His face and arms were bloody; also his clothes. Around his head was a great pool of blood. In a corner near the door was another pool It was believed the man shot himself first in the neck and, not dy- ing immediately, fired the second shot through the head. One of the bullets drove his false teeth out on the floor.
 Yucovich at one time lived in Bisbee and has a number of friends there. Councilman Arrested for 5ootleegine.