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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
POLLING PLACES
AND OFFICIALS
FOR ELECTION

Mayor Boa,rieht today issued the
Proclamation FOR the school election
To he held April 6, at which time
three members OF the board uf cdu-
cation will be named. An qualified
electors and an women possessing the
qualifications for male electors are
eligible TO vote.
The polling places and the election
Of officials ave as follows;
First ~ward-Voting place. korber
garage. pa North second street.
judges. 4. Hanley. u. a. Thorn, q.
+. Jones; clerks. r. l.. wooton. ~
MOntoya.
Second wnrd-Chas. Chadwick's Of
fee, los West Gold avenue Judges:
clyde Tingley, e. y. Kinds. sam Por-
terrified: clerks: Ira Boidt, j. +. FL
der.
Third ward-Dunhar's office. ga
West Gold venue. judges: COL
Borradaile. Augustin Sanchez. Geo,
Edick. clerks: J.. J. Notaw. a. c. Gull
yer.
Fourth ward-A. W. Hayden, ~.
West Copper venue. Judges: l." u
Chamberlin. Dennis Mcdonald, \. |.
Martin; clerks: H.. Il. Rhea. J. q
Drane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
SAY AUTOIST DROVE
HIS CAR THROUGH
R. R. Gates
Station officials Summon ]. Il.
salazar to Court; Latter As
serts Guards Were Dropped
without Warning.

summons for trial tomorrow morn
before Judge erals was served
today on j. n. sklazar. who 10 ac-
'cused OF having driven his automo-
bile through the railroad gates al n
Central avenue cross last sunday.
70 Is alleged by che railroad men
who q they have witnesses TO prove
Il. that the gate was down 60 suara
traffic against an approaching train
before Sala1ar's car was nearer than
n block and n half. He u alleged 10
have sent his car %squareiy into the
gates. smashing them. The gateman
kept the gates on the far crossing
down In order 20 delay the auto 80
he could get the number. He re-
ported the number to Stationmaster
Ed sinclair. who served the summons
on Salaxar this morning.
saiazar alleges that the gates were
closed right in my face and he has
said that he viii fight the case to a
finish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
ROSE BAY
is THE NAME
AMI 1T is MAD in
MISSOURI

witch build up the system, but u
the treatment TINT will produce result
that are lasting and continuous viii,
Is worth while.
We realize that our attitude has be-,
no bitter toward so.called cures for I
b%erculosis, that any word 81 recoi
incubation from this publication for I
internal medicine in the treatment
the disease would mean a great deal
our readers. We arc not going 90 ut
that word until we are absolutely ~
OF u ground. The best we can say no
Is that the medicine has the HtroI
recommendation 81 those who are IN
ing Il, which is something but NJ
everything. n they can say ~ mud
more over q relatively long time /,
treatment us cGI now be said, fecogn
ton for the medicine will be assure
In other words, IL is a specific, say u
manufacturers. and those who are "a.
irg II believe IL will cure, after waite
ing H. work. That being the ease. v
can wal, -or some cures. They. !
least, will be definite and conclusive.
In reference to the above commci
I have 20 say that Rose Bay was NJ
offered for sale in Albuquerque unit
nine out ~ the dozen ties, patients hn
testified ~ the fact that they had r
ceivcd more substantial benefit tht
from any and al other treatments ih'
had ever taken. Furthermore, they hi
nil been examined by competent ply.
cians some time previous and pr
nounccd tuberculur. We now have n
testimony Of one complete cure-oi
Nho took the examination just bef0
starting the treatment and again iu
last week. md the recovery pronounce
complete by "a reputable physician
this city.
Rose Bay can be- had NJ either Of u
Butt Rcxnll Stores in this city, NJ
amy additional information on the rel
eds from any OF the employees or mu
ayers Of these stores.
BEN LIPPMAN.
Representative OF the
Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
BEIGINN NRMY CONCENTR \TTS
GAINS OF LAST FEW DAYS

Paris. March 10 Ciu London. 3.4'
y. mi-Thc events of yesterday ON
tho Franco belgian front are dis
closed IN a statement from the war
Office this afternoon JH follows.
THE Bclvian army has noncen-
tratcd It's gains of the last few days
The British army, after having re-
taken -. EloL has also rocuptured
trenches to the southwest Of the VIII
lage aud compelled the enemy to
eyncuate trenches to the southeast Of
the same point. which have been
completely demolished Dos the aitil-
lery.
I'm Champagne fresh progress has
been made e the northeast uf Suuain.
In the for est uf lie Pretic We nave
recapturcd from the Germans the re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
Editorial from the March number
The Herald Of the Well Country
NO QUESTION OF HONESTY

To be square with others and at the
time true 60 ourselves is a din.
matter when q ''cure' for tuber.
culosis Is under consideration. which
brings us TO the matter Of another rem.
edy that II being offered in Albuquerque
~ a specific for the disease.
In this ease we are absolutely con.
WINGED hat the business head who Is
10 Albuquerque is honest IN his belief
that he has something Of great benefit
"a treating tuberculosis. We can also
say that he Is trying his best to he
honest in his statements and avoiding
ridiculous promises. We owe II 20 him
20 say this, although we are aware that
any word Of encouragement from this
publication for one who is exploiting a
remedy for consumption will create no
end Of comment.
With the sponsor for this medicine.
we made an agreement Of honesty and
fair treatment. lie came 20 Us when
he first arrived in the city and cx
planned tina, he simply desired 10 dem.
onstratc that he had something tina,
would prove beneficial in treating tuber
%culosis, and that he was willing 10 pro
cced with his demonstration along line,
we might suggest.
We asked that he prove the worth
Of his medicine in a number Of eases.
that he not advertise and sell his mcdi
cine until his proof had been gnthcrc,
and that he use demonstrations extend
ing owe a period OF three months bc
fore using the results a- a means oi
securing business. We also suggeste,
that he have every patient who decide,
10 try the medicine secure an exRmina
tion before beginning the treatment IL
order that the pulmonary improvement
could be noted as the treatment prog
rcssed. In order that there could b.
no charges of conspiracy entering int,
the matter, II was advised that the cx
aiming physician be not told that thl
patients intended "a use a new medicine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
MEETINGS
COMMENCE IN PEC0S

Carlsbad. y. NJ, March iG.-The
FIRST Of the farm extension meetings
being held In the Pecos valley by the
santa Fe railway and the agricultur-
al college was held yesterday at Low
ing and was a well attended affair
and quito successful. The second
meeting In To bee held here today ana
there will be other meetings accord
ing TO the following schedule:
Loving. Monday. March -.
Carlsbad. Tuesday. March 10.
Lakewood. "Wednesday, March ~.
Artesia, Thursday, March Is.
Hanerman, Friday, March 10.
RusweI. saturday. March 20.
Ehda. Monday. March %.
Portales, Tuesday, March 20.
Meirose. Wednesday. March a.
Clovis, Thursday. March %.
These meetings are designed for
the benefit of every man and woman
who il IN any way Interested In bet
ermen OF conditions on the farm.
Speakers engaged for these meetings
are men who believe that the farms
OF the Pecos valley and eastern New
Mexico are not returning sufficient
profits 20 the men who work them.
ANfN NiAHANA NhfNN ~ WV NV Nf''
are ways and means through which
the yields and incident profits may
be materially increased. u is for TINS
reason they are coming into the com
munitics named, and tell Co the peo-
ple how their better profits may be
assured.
Livestock will be considered as a
most valuable adjunct TO every farm
go
attention at the hands of some Of th'
speakers, while others will discuss
the orchard, garden. poultry and co'
operative activities for the people.
u Is stated that the talks will be-
clear, practical and convincing, Will
proofs to -substantiate the %uttrrnncei
OF the speakers. and q general bcnch|
is assured to all who attend th'
meetings, as announced, n IL tn
meeting already held Is any criterion
they viii be-,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
Today;S War
Summary

THE IMPRESSION was gained IN
Washington today that tho United
States probably would protest "a
Great Britain and her allies against
their plan 10 stop trade with Germany
az outlined in the British order in
council yesterday President Wilson
Indicated informally that The meas
urcs contemplated whore d~isplcusi1g
20 the United States.
THE CLAIM - MADE by the
French war office that the Germans
have suffered TeNcrses In Two sections
OF the western front. The British
army Is said To have rc-captured -.
Eloi and to have carried new German
positions near the village. In Cham
payne progress for the French at
two points h reported. The German
Official statement announces The win
ming OF ST. Eliot. bur makes no men
ton OF its subsequent ~re-capture hy
tho British. The French attacks In
| Champagne. Il l. said. broXe down.
OILY BRIEF MENTION Of the
eastern campaign h made In the Ber-
lin report. f. Is said that RussiUI at
lacks near Przasnysz were defeated
everywhere and that the Germans
took 1000 prisoners.
ADDITIONAL PRUSsIhN casualty
lists bring up the total killed, wound
I'd and missing since the war began
TO |l.O5O,O2g. This does not include
casualties In the German states other
than Prussia,
DISPATCHES FROM ITALY make
g. appear that the nation Is approach.
Ing a decision whether il shall ad'
here 20 ms policy OF neutrality or in.
tervenc IN the val Following thu
reports OF partial suppression bl
Italy OF the mails 20 Austria and tn
conference OF Emperor Francis Jos
eph with his minister OF war con
| ccrniug the d%eienses OF the Italian
frontier, comes "a dispatch from
Rome newspaper to the effect tina
3 the Italian feet d being concentrate
a; TaiSnto. This Is the point iu ltal.
nearest the Dardanellcs.
so FAR AS has Occn reported OH
cially, the bombardmcnt of the Dar
danelles has produced no further i'm
portant results. UlofhCial report
iron Athens say that on sunday IN
warshlps silenced several Turks
field batteries which had been postc
aboye KUN Kale at The entrance I
the Dardanelles.
4 RUSsiAN OFFICIAL stdtomeu
says the German assault on Discover
t. is producing only Insignificant 60
. suits. In their effort to capture nj
- important fortress, where thcy nav
= ceutered their attempt 10 brea
through the Russian fortified line J
northern Poland, the Germans hav
z moved up their heavy artillery, Dn
A the Russian statement says, the a'
vantage thus far rests with the dc
4 Tenders. q in ALSO spid that IN
: German advance toward Przasnysz
I, being held In check and that a'
& tcmpts 10 relieve Przemysl, In Ga
y lcia. have oeen %inenectunl. II IL a'
mitted that In the Carpnthians, ~
Russians are making little progFe'
and have suffered heavy losses.
7 GERMANS TAKE ENGLISH
POSITION NEAR ST. Elt
Berlin. March 10 (by wireless
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

attorney generals once whore he ask
"a for an opinion 10 euide his . :
duct. Attorney General Clancy aid
10 a Herald representative this morn
ina that he had not sufficiently exam-
med the ACT Ia question 10 give out
an opiai1n for publication. He said
that me casual cxaminaiion he had
thus TAR been able 20 make led him
10 be5iAsc hat the act was valid. but
that he would not care 10 make nuch
4 abatement definitely untii a more
thorough examination had been made.
This q one Of ave important bills
PASSED over the veto and certified
under The same conditions and a LEGAL
conclusion in M case viii be bind
ing upon All n "a therefore likely
that this matter will provide the test
necessity Tor which has been evident
since last saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

and that at subsequent examinations
they also kept that fact a secret from
the physician.
Three months have not elapsed since
the treatment was begun on a number
of patients and the medicine II now ON
sale and has been advertised. How
ever. the gentleman who is representing
the manufacturing firm here asked "
there would be amy objection 90 selling
it 20 those who had demanded Il, and
not desiring 20 appear as q medium
~ restrict %anyone's business, We readily
said that, 20 far rs we are concerned,
he could sell M much Of the medicine
ns possible. Nor was our advice regard
ing the examinations carried out. al.
though that makes no particular differ
ence to us. We simply recommended
that procedure for the benefit of the ouc
who desired. according to ais own word,
10 have his results in such a form. once
they were secured, that no one could
e. behind thcm.
4 number Of patients, some Of them
persons Of unqu%estionablc intellect, have
been taking the medicine long enough
10 convince themselves that there is
something 10 It MS a treatment. In
fact. they have felt justified in giving
q the makers Of IL, testimonials 81 10
efficacy. The makers Of the medicine
claim that IL Is a ''specihc. We will
believe, II Il continues 90 produce re-.
suits such rs have been shown already.
that II is q treatment rather than a
specific. a medium 90 be used In elm.
mating from the system the torndowr
tissue and the sputum.
From his point ot view. the person
10 whom We promised fair treatment
may think that he has shown results
sufficient 90 be- entitled 10 q complct,
review in these pages. Perhaps he has
yet we feel that ~ must watch Thu
treatment over a period 81 time longrl
than six weeks before we utter "a wufd
that might be interpreted NJ nm en-
dorseneut ~ this preparation. Won
dcrful results are secured the first few
weeks by many methods Of treatment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

London. March i6.-Thc only mill
tary activity aiong the east Prussian
front appears 20 be a resumption OF
the German bo-mhnrdment Of osso-
wctz. AZ this point the attacking
batteries hive been brought closer 70
the fortress. the rease being. ac-
cnrding TO official reports from Pc
trograd, the lneffectiyeness Of shell
Gre az a longer range. The Russian
rcports maintain that the attacks o.
the fort have been successfully coun-
tered.
Fetrognad claims that the Russians
are holding their antagonists on al
most the entire P~rzasnysz front,
where the Germans are keeping up
q violent artillery fire.
In the Carpathlans and IN Galcia
IL ~ the usual story Of attack and
counfer attack. with Vienna claiming
a slow ndyance. after sanguinary az
sauita on mountain tops held by the
Russians. while the Russians on the
other hand maintain that they arc
more than holding their own In these
regions. Weather conditions In the
Carpathians, where the snow h deep
make the movement Of troops aim
cult. men on skis being the only
forces able 90 operate freely. Th'
Russians are ~bomhardlng PrzemysI
with heavy batteries. while the Aus
trians stlll are hammering away ~
their efforts 90 relieve the fortress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
INDUSTRIAL Probe
CONCERNED WITH
LAND QUESTION
Relations of Labor and Capital
Abandoned Temporarily for
Discussion of Agrarian Prob
lens of Country.

Dallas. Tex. March f6.-Shifting
Is observation from conditions sur
rounding laburers In industrial enter
prises. the Cnited states commission
on Industrial relations today began
here an investigation OF the farm
lands C'iestion. what new tenden-
cies OF importance. II any. are arising
from the creation by capital, largely
from the northern states, Of vast
farms In the south was one topic 20
be considered.
Witnesses were expected 90 tell OF
agricultural abuses and improve-
ments In the southern states and 10
describe the possible effects Of pow
cry OF Ian tensnts on the cost Of
food products. az well AZ to throw
light upon the allegation that the
sOuth's customary credit system for
farmers hinders the poorer renters
from crop liberalization.
Governor Ferguson Of Texas was
expected 60 De a witness. Governor
Ferguson made land reform an issue
In the campaign last fail and a few
days ago signed a bin limiting farm
rentals.
Governor James r. Ferguson Of
Texas testified 10 Instances Of "cru-
city in the present credit system ~
the south for tenant farmers before
the opening session Of the American
land hearing today. conducted by tho
federal commission on Industrial re-
l%atious.
The governor said the system. more
than individuals. was al fault. re
believed liberalization OF crops was
one Of the best remedies for the
credit system evils.
Governor Ferguson said "absentes
la~ndlordism" was responsible. In his
opinion. for most Of the complaint
OF hardships made hy tenants. III
said:
"A landlord can live like a lord or
$50 acres of land, But he takes
notion hat ne must move to town
whcer ne gets into high society. Pret.
~ soon that land will not supper
him. Consequently he gets back ant
raises the rent on the poor fellow u
the country"
Statistics showing that forty year
nEo practicaiiy all farmers IN TeNaI
Tcre home owners, while now. ct
ullahls lands. about half are tenants
were laid before Governor Ferguson
The great majority ~ these tenants
the commissions data showed, wer
native whites.
The governor save. az imila
causes Of the tenant Incident. a grea
growth In population. reducing per
capita tillnble land from 205 acre
IN 1870 10 a. acres nov: uHurious in
terest rates IN some places, doublin
or trchling of land yAines. and in
Croasiug rents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
JOSHUA sIMPKINS Is
A HUMOROUS COMEDY

The humorous comedy drama
Joshua SimDkins.' accompanied by
a fine band aud an excellent h
ira. Will he seen at the Crystal the
alter Thursday, March isth. II Is a
rural play In four acts, bound togeth-
or by an interesting plot and pro-
duced with special scenery carried by
the company. In the third act a real
istic EawmIll scene In introduced,
when "a real buzz-saw is seen cultlhs
through o real log at terrific speed
upon which 4 human being has been
helpl"ssly bound by his enemies anu
LETT TO an evident death. There II
an abundance of comedy In the play
while there are many fine sinslhs
and dancing specialties incidentally
introduced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

SayviIlel The German war office
today gave out a report on the prog
ress 81 the fighting. which Is dated
March lG. and which says
The English position ON the
height near -. Eloi. south 0f Yprcs
has been taken hy the Germans
Fighting for the possession Of this
location has been going ON since day
before yesterday.
'Dn the pr2yn. to the northeast OF
pryusnysz. Hus-,uu attacks every
where have been rcruls"d. There
was an especially violent engagement
for the possession 81 Ioduuruzck
Two thousand Russians were taken
prisoners
South OF tho Nistulu there b.
nothing 90 report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
ST. PATRICK'S PARTY
AT Y. w. c. A. TONIGHT

There Is To he a 81. Patrick's party
al the Y. ". G. A. tonight Tor mem
bers and friends, The following mu-
sical program has been prepared;
Mrs. G. T.. Foreman, vocal selec-
tion. .
Miss Gene Partch. violin selection
Mrs. L. l.. Bradford, vocal seiee-
ton.
Miss Paula Postel. piano selection
In addition to the music there vii
be a stunt party when all sorts ol
funny stunts will be pulled on. Re-
Treatments viii be served. h u
not "a pay affair and Is 10 be simply
for the pleasure OF the members "nd
friends Of the Y. VI. c. A. Al are
therefore invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

The demand for silver has fallen
materially AS a result OF practical
elimination of the fine arts as a con
sumer Of white metal. This h large
IS Offset. however by more liberal
coinage In England and elseyhere.
London now has an accumulation OF
he metal. a large portion Of which
10 understood 10 be unsold. Amerl-
can producers continue 20 ship some
Of their production To London, as that
city usually has the best world mar
ket. India has been buying silver but
mas been supplied 81 late from china
rather thnn through London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
Hunt Would Arrange Quarantine.

Phoenix. Ariz. March iG.-Gov-
ernor Hunt has requested today the
governors of Texas and New Mexico
TO send representatives to san Fran
cisco, March 2s, 10 meet the state
Veterinarians ~ California and Ari-
zona In "a conference for the purpose
OF arranging regulations whereby
livestock shipments may be mad'
freely between the four states I'M
der the quarantine against foot and
mouth disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
Russians ADVANCING ~
NORTIlM EST BIkONIN.

London, March i6 63ai5 y. m)-.
The Russians again are advancing VI
northwestern HukoWIna, according O.
a dispatch received here hy the FIX
change Telegraph company from
Bucharest. Uumnnia. The opera
tiuns are going forward slowly be
.oHJs" of the bad weather Near Sow
Sulitsa the Russians carried Austrian
trenches az the uolnt OF the bayunet
the Austriaus %retreatiug with heay.
losses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
P R COMPANIES
ASK ~REHEARING OF
FAMOUS RATE CASE

Washington. March Repre-
sentative Of the American. Adams
Southern and Wells Fargo expires.
companies asked leave OF the inter.
state commerce commission today u
Gle e petition for rehcatinF of tn
express rate cnse II was declared
that the low rates In force prescribed
hy the commission have been "disas
truus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16
BEN LIPPMAN.
Representative OF the
Company.

mainder Of the trenches won by thei
yesterday morning, or TO he NOR
precise. the site uf these trenches 70
defensive works been completely
shattered hy mine explosions
con the southern slope 81 Grca
Reich Aokcrkopf an attack by the
cnemy yesterday morning carried
trench We have rctHken Il an'
made some progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-16

Juan Fernandez island on sunday by
British warships. are MISSING n
Was made known on the arrival here
today OF the British auxiliary cruiser
Drama. having on board the suEviN-
ors from the Dresden, some OF whom
were wounded.