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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
HcTboih, palnlInr naporlng. Pr. 1861

Herhoth, painting, paperlng Phi. 1851
Delicious peach and strawberry ice
cream Fees candy store
The puhllc library viii be closed all
COS today
w ~ WallIne and family returned
last Night from IMP tu ST. Louis
kansat city and CMcagu
RAYMOND a Whuromb tour so.
ms Wlll have the ihtd section "
Santa De train $50. s. arriving here
iAis Afternoons
REGULAR injecting of Alhuuur1e
tuc0mpmenf $50 T. I d. 3D. ~. VIII
he btIa 8t 5 uctock tomght uffrcW
wih hc Installed
The lowlands tiea eompan, was
'aiicd l0 al1 Nofth Thirteenth street
carly lan night % put aut rubbish
fif $50 property WlH daunrcd
Another td4 Nan Elliott special
train Is scheduled to arrive hero at
l0.i5 tonight Tho passengers Wo
from thc southeastern sHtcs The
atr on The WaF DO thr eNpos.lious
The Temple tour 81 Hoston wu
have tbc second section of UWn Nu
Q tomorrow 1'hp parB WAS routed
west h Hnt 20 Denver h stop Viii
he made 90 the Grand Canyon 81 Aa-
zHua
A special train icu ROSWELL estot-
dHS vuIying the Roswell battery of
ma Sew MtHire National 1uart ~
f1t. s.ll otIa for mret practice
Tho uaH ",ut hf way OF Amarillo
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Th. Ds.au.rf .9lIfrnI. llnftrI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
". c. 7. u PLANS
FOR CONVENTION
ARE SHAPING UP

Plans for the forthcoming state
convention of the Womans Christian
Temperance union, July 2l-22, are
taking definite shape and promise an
enthusiastic session of seven to ten
meetings Il viii not be exclusively
a ladies' convention. as some of the
most prominent statesmen of the state
are slated To- be platform speakers.
Among the forty departments of the
work that win be demonstrated during
the convention are the department
of physical culture in charge of Mrs,
yesterday, medal contest department
in charge of Mrs Mary Leaning
equal suffrage, with am address by
Miss Alice Paul national suffrage
worker, legislative department in
charge of Mrs Katherine Patterson,
press work, I'm charge of Mrs. Minnie
Byrd Loyal Temperance Legion.
mothers clubs Sunday school prison
work and other departments The
Santa re Railroad company has
granted special rate of enc and one
third fare for round trip tickets July
1895, with stopoVor PRIVILEGES at
Momtonair for the chautauqua as
sembly
The last day Of the assembly viii be
dedicated to the Womans Christian
Temperance Union, and IL is expected
that the fifty or more delegates to
attend the convention here will go In
"a body "a the rhautauqua for w G. ~
IT, day, July 23, The convention will
open here in the Presbyterian church
July 20, when greetings of welcome
will be extended to the delegates hN
,tl all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
Be At THE CLUB
At ONE 0 CLOCK
THIS AF TERN00N
Final Preparations viii Then
Be Made for The Biggest
High links Ever Seen; It's
fol the Good Of the Cause,

AN good sports, and especially al
who ronteu good and hard for tine
Dukes out at HopeweH field while
things We're doing. should and must
be- at the Commercial cluh this af-
tcrnoou at o'clock After they gel
60 The club they Will bee told whg, j,
expected of them.
The ROYAL Rioters are making their
last grand root The team may go
ker-bing. hat the Royal Rioters are
still on the job. They have arranged
the grandest little program for this
afternoon that has ever yet been seen
IN our fair eity IT'S for the good OF
the cause-to help pay for the fun We
have been havng-an all the true
blues are expected to respond
The doings today will not interfere
In the slightest with the big auto
road race. on the other hand, il viii
give an opportunity for folks to enjoy
themselves while waiting for the cars
% come In. Don't worry Won win
not miss anything
The parade win be the big free fca-
urc that everybody can see and laugh
att But the parade win not DE a
marker 10 the fun that Will be had at
llopewell field. The fat mems race
alone Will bd enough to keep every
body laughing for a week. William
n. McGuging of the Coleman Blank
company, whoagetS his weight from
the hay-scales. viii be pitted against
Constable Jim SMITH who admits
without argument that be Is the fast
est fat man that ever walked the
earth. In the three legged race,
Judge Craig ana Bob Crews will form
"a team and ehpllenge the earth and
the tullness thereof. and furthermore
Judge Craig has announced that he
VIII not consider 1t contempt of court
If some other team beats his, though
he viii not admt that it is possible
for that to be done. There VIII be "a
race for the greasy pig, participated in
by Nye Martin and The other Kids, "a
watermelon-ea eating contest, a potato
race and other highly eXhlliratng
sports before the bah game begins.
Umpire Horace e, sherman will he
taken to the grounds in a special cons
ycyance drawn hy hurro and a billy
goat His artillery viii be brought
along ON an auto truck, for there are
limits 10 what burrO and "A billy
goat can null Mr.. sherman has filed
down his voice and sand papcred his
vocabulary To the point whore both
are guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
It's one day when all the regular
fellows are expected To get out and
take the bride off i'm order 60 make
good for the team BE AT the Com
mercial club at o'clock The pa
rade will start at 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
BILL KELEHER BACK:
GREETED BY FRIENDS

w A. Keleher vino fol the past
two years has been studying law at
Washinetou and Lee university and
who recently was awarded the degree
of Bachelor al Law at that institution,
arrived i'm the city Yesterday on the
limited lie was met IA the station
10y IA large delegation of his friends
During the day "Bill' was busy
shaking hands with his host Of
friends IN the city, who eougratulated
him upon the record for scholarship
that he had made In one of the most
famous of eastern universities In
addition 70 taking his degree In law
Mr. keleher made q special study of
history and economies. he was elect
ed member of the Phi Delta Phi.
the leading lesal fraternity in the
United States, was one OF the editors
of the WASHINGTON ana Lee annual
and ian many ways DISTINGUISHED him-
self in the academic ANA social life Of
tho university
Mr kelehor VIII take the bar ex-
animation which is to be held i'm Santa
lie early i'm August and viii entcr at
once upon the practice ol his profess
sion in this city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
DUKE CITY RIFLE CLUB
HOLDS ITS FIRST SHOOT

The Duke City Rifle association
held It's first shoot Yesterday MT the
target range
The scores follow
500 Yards slow Williams al.
BURNER 80, Bloom 50.
zoe yards rapid fre-~Wnliams 40.
Burtner Is, Bloom "a. Sawtelle 81.
500 yards, rapid Williams a..
Burtncr 8. Bloom So. Crono %.
The highest possible score was 80.
MT and Mrs, T.. N. Ely and son
Harold have gone 20 Long Beach.
Calf for two months vacation. Mr..
Ely Is coast lines conductor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER RspORr.

For the twenty-four hours ending
az o'clock yesterday evening
Maximum temperature, So dcprepsi
minimum bei range 80 Temperature
ut q e ms fAt cast wind partly
cloudy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
PAY YOUR ROAD TAX

Tt is not the road board or tax col
leetor's desire to bring suit against
those who have failed TO pay their
road tax, therefore to avoid costs and
embarrassment pay your tax without
delay; otherwise suit will be brought
against those who fail to pay promptly.
HUGH Il. WATERS,
Collector.
Ar w. Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
STATE HIGHWAY
MEETING IS SET
FOR AUGUST Z
President Lester Announces
Dates for Annual Co1yen-
ton CT Good Roads ASSOCia-
ton Gathering Of Workers.

According 90 bulletin issued from
the headquarters IF III, New Mexico
division Of the National Highways Ass
ISOLATION President Francis j.. Lester
~ Mesilla Park y M head % the
Sew Mexico State Highway OFFICIALS
association. has announced that the
dates agreed upon fer the annual
meeting of the state Good Roads as
ISOLATION are agreeable To his orgdui-
zauon and that ID win meet the second
day Of the convention az Albuquerque.
August q and a.
The officials association is conn
posed of the county commissioners.
members of the county road boards,
the governor state engineer state
commissioner Of public lands and at
torney general. these being the Off
cials who have actual jurisdiction over
the highways Of the state. II is known
as the working organization ass ap-
posed to the state good roads body,
which Is known as the boosting or
ganization
IIonors May BE shared.
However, If the plans set forth in
the official call. issued yesterday Day
Col r. Il. Twicheu president of the
good roads body are carried into eff
feet. these honors may be shared The
meeting of the good roads association
Is to he as constructive as possible,
il is planned. The speeches Will an
be on active subjects there will be no
talks on the general subjects of What
good roads mean 40 the state. the
benefits OF good roads etc, which
have all been worn threadbare all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
HOTTINGER MAY
NOT Be ALLOWED
To DRIVE IN RACE
Protest Made Against His U.s.
Tag Cal Other Than That
Described IN Entry Blank
Arrangements Completed

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05
Crescent Hardware Co.

Stoves Ranges Furnishing Cutlery Valves
aud Fitting Plumbing. Heating Work.
as W CENTRAL AYR TELEPHONE as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05

Joseph e. Rosenhaeh viii arrive
eatlx this week from New york,
where ne has been in attendance on
the New York Polytechnic institute
and New YORK university lie Is
making the trip hv steamer from New
York 10 New Orleans and viii come
thence by rail- GO Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-05

WANTED-A girl for gen.
eral h0uSeWork: must be good
cook. Apply to 1105 West
Central Avenue. Mrs. R. {.
Putney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
The Menace to Humanity
in Science S Efforts to
Save Weaklings

ten years some Is per cent. They have IN
creased "A per cent in Albany, N. Y; not far
from go per cent In Scranton, Pa; 80 per cen.
I'm Seattle. and AZ per cent in Spokane.
This vast increase in death rate from dozen
or more well-known causes does not yet counr
terbalance the tendency to decreased death
rate resulting from elimination OF pestilent dis
eases The total death rate from all causes In
the United States during these nine years de-
creased 17.s per cent
Will the increased destruction from constitu.
tional and new diseases ever counterbalance
the tendency TO decreased death rate due to
preventive methods? When preventive aud
curative checks save weak constitutions while
strong ones save themselves, natures purpose
to weed out the weak is thwarted for a time
II she cannot carry them OF through the cpl
demic or pestilent route. she will force them
into one OF the channels OF fatal constitutional
disorders. Then. when a large proportion OF
the population shall once become constitution.
ally weak, this will work toward a balance be-
tween the tendency to increase and the ten
dency to decrease the mortality rate
For the weaker, saved from pestilence will
soon succumb to attacks OF constitutional dis
orders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
Civilization Saves
Weakly Constitutions.

IL Will be well to view some of the forces at
work In the rescue Of the weaker wing of hui
maIity. The ancients allowed thousands to die
like vermin when plague overlook them The
weak sank first In the onslaught. The pesti-
lence spent itself and glided on. The harder
OF the race survived. Some ancient races slew
Infants that did not conform to the physical
standard set by military tyrant
This fearsome practice rapidly eliminated
the babes inclined to frailty. and preserved
only those giving early promise OF sturdy ma
turity. Semi-civilized and nomadic races
dropped their sick beside the trail. leaving
them to death and the vultures
In glazing contrast, civilization built hospi.
tails to prolong lives nature seeks to cut off,
Ten years ago 81 S44 trained nurses were
found in the 1,4S4 hospitals in the United
States. An army OF 10000 physicians con-
stantly hurry to the relief ct suffering Amer
leans. Counting the nurses outside the hos
pitfalls and adding the physicians Just men,
toned we have such appalling force OF life
saving brigades as would make the earth culver
with the shock Of combined action.
Nor yet is this disordered mass OF an army
1t responds to the commands of science In
laboratories OF research stand the GENERALS
grim, silent, with field glasses turned on
the brooding ground Of the bacterial enemy
studying his movements. his habits and modern
methods to destroy him.
The method Is found. The order is given.
The magnificent command moves forward
100000 trained soldiers of science. The on
slaught is steady. determined. The enemy
falls. Pestilence vanishes. The banner of sci.
ence triumphs, and a million weakly constitu.
lions. together with some few hardy ones
have been saved.
No need to confne the discussion to the
United States. The movement is universal
prevention OF disease is a far greater encour-
agement TO population than all the cures Sim
pie truths Of sanitation have saved untold MIL
lions from the grave in the past half century.
This is noticeable in the worlds great cities
where sanitary methods have come into COM
pulsory practice. In fourteen representative
cities-London, Dublin, Paris Brussels, Am
sterdam Rotterdam. Stockholm St Petersburg,
Berlin Budapest Chicago Philadelphia. Bos-
ton, Rio Janeiro-the death rate has decreased
an average OF "a per cent in the past quarter Of
a century.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
By DR.. Henry L. Weston

rs nature carving new channels through which
to carry OF human life when curative and
preventive methods shall have saved moro
people than earth support? She has al
ready carved dozen Of these The new flow
Of death has begun
matter Of some moment has long been the
question OF what is to become OF the billions
that will one day swarm over the worlds pro-
duetive regions. Plato. Aristotle and even
earlier philosophers we're much concerned.
Modern statesmen have largely ignored
Eideration OF the problem. When Nautilus a
century ago sounded the alarm he was ridL
cued.
Nature has begun to solve the puzzle IN her
own stern way.
We have cut down the death rate OF certain
viruent bacterial diseases. We have thus
duced the mortality tremendously throughout
the civilized areas. We have doubled the pop
ulation OF the world in century by proven
ton and cure Of noted plaques We have
praised ourselves for the splendid work.
But have not been asleep to new course
OF nature already beginning to draw of.
through new channels of mortality. the In
creased food of population our scientific meth
DDS have saved7
Occasional attention has already been drawn
20 the point that curative and preventive meth
DDS have saved tens OF thousands whom nature
would have destroyed in cruder times because
their constitutions did not measure to her
standards. Thus 1t has been pointed out that
to save these weak constitutions is to encour-
age reproduction Of weak constitutions and a
general weakening of the racial strain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
How the Progress of Science
Insures a Weaker Posterity.

Why? -Four generalizations will answer:y
The care OF infants is understood
Quarantine prevents ravages OF infection
Sanitation checks the course Of pestilence.
incubation and vaccination combat deadly
scourges.
Infectious and contagious diseases are now
catalogued, and strict guarantees are estab.
hshed promptly wherever one appears Ty.
phoid fever the world over is tremendously on
the decline, since it is known that bad water
is the principal cause. In many great cities
where this plague once took toll OF 1000 an
nually 1t now takes less than 1000. At Mel
bourne sixty-seven of every 100000 inhabitants
died OF this cause In 1881. Twenty-nine years
later only nine of 100000 population died OF
the same ailment. There is not an instance OF
increase in the death rate from this cause IN
the great cities of the world to-day
The attach upon the domestic mosquito alone
has meant the rescue OF nearly a million OF
the earth's inhabitants yearly.
With all these well-known facts before IL 4.
is reasonable TO suppose that those OF weaker
physical makeup were the first TO give way To
the rGvages Of pestilence and plague
Can we doubt the tendency &c racial weakness
when in our own country 1872 died Of diseases
OF the locomotor system where but 100 died
ten years ago?
These are but few Of tae Affections that
are making greater and greater tncu-sicns in
the race while we are busy checking The de
struction IN conspicuous spots. Napoleono
wars shortened the stature OF Frenchmen two
inches. Napoleon chose big men for his battle
lines II was the boots Of big men that plowed
the SHOWS OF Russia at Napoleon's command
They were big Frenchmen that the allied forces
Of Europe crushed at Leipzig. at Moscow. at
Waterloo The smaller men at home were
saved II is their who are two inches
shorter than the dead OF Waterloo.
So too, will the saving OF the weaker from
the ravages Of infection leave them TO produce
orsnring not two inches shorter in stature
but many degree less hardy in physical make
nm many degrees less capable Of surviving TO
a ripe old age many degrees less fortified
against constitutional disorders that VIII iali
-10D their HELPLESS systems and cut down
endless legions In what should 5e the prime
or life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
Nervousness, Weakness, Wasted
Vitality, Failing Debility

The great army of who discouraged, embarrassed,
respondent weak unsuccessful and unable to enjoy all the good
things of life from dissipation excuses folly diseases overwOrk
worry bad health may have any of the following symptoms
Nervousness Weakness Loss of Vitality Bad Dreams, Drain
the System, Poor Memory oss OF Energy and Ambition
Tired Worn Out Feeling Embarrassed Tmd Headache Back
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
mot Dollar Need be Paid Unless Satisfied

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
Facts Proven

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
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"914". blood Poison, Skin Disease 1905"

Are YOU afflicted mortified demoazed discouraged tortured
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
Structure, Kidney Bladder and
Prostate Diseases

Thousands of suffer and ruined from disease they
at first don't think much and these symptoms soon
begin
Frequent Desire Obstruction Difficult Painful Passage Dis
charge Straining Pain in Back Bladder and Kidneys,
Enlarged Glands Nervousness Itching Burning Swelling Uric
Acid Brick Dust Sediment or Strong Smell
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-10-22
RIGA ME||ACED BY GERMANS
6TURRoRN BATTLE IN PROGRESS
SOUTH OF sLAV CITY.
Situation 10 Considered Serious By
Russians, Who Talk Of Evacu-
atinq Stronghold.

London, Oct. 21.-Battles south Of
Riga, where tho Germans have made
some progress in the new thrust at
the Baltic province port and in Volhy-
MIA and Galicia, where the Russians
have gained rather important victo-
ries, are now competing in interest
with the operations in the Balkans.
The Germans have concentrated
very large forces, with a great amount
Of artillery, south Of Riga, and as q
result, a stubborn battle has been in
progress for several days. Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg, who is in COM
mand in this region, reported two days
ago that his forces had reached the
river Dvina, but as on previous occa-
sions, this broad and fast running wa
terway appears to have held him up
for the time being.
The situation, however, is considered
by the Russians to be more serious
than it had been for long time and
there il again talk Of the evacuation
Of Riga by the military who have been
in sole occupation Of the city since
the civilian population left, month
ago.