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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

that a. Tor the good Of the city or the
county or the state u pretty wen a.
~lustratea by the length Of time Il took
the nnancc committee for the good
roeds meeting TO raise the funds Tor
that gathering. Just ono day and a
half. Thats all tina, was required.
The fac, that the retailers repre-
s~cntatiyes ana the Commercial clubs
representative could not see their
way clear - raising The Mount OF
funds tho good roads people expected
has nothing t. do with the case; the
point Is that once the different inter
ests had GOT together the money
was raised, and raised IN pretty short
order. Moreover. the hulH Of Il Is
now IN the hands Of a treasurer ~
pointed by the committee, available
for uee.
Pretty nearly everybody contributed
TO this fund. Some contributed sub
stantial sums and others gave small
or amounts but anyway. In spite Of
the fact that local merchants have
been asked 20 contribute TO a totally
unexpected y. N. c. A. fund Of s75.-
ooe this year, ne well a doubled fair
fund. a fund FOR the Elks' building
tsome Of them) and tho never-to-be-
"a flcicntly-a ccurscd baseball club ~
we'll they contributed. The public
spirit Of this community needs no
eommont II speaks for i,rclf. There
is pep" in Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
WHAT THE 7
SAY ABOUT GOOD
ROADS.


Those who made the tip 90 SAINTS
Fe by auto the first cd che week were
astoundcd al the comparison uetwc,i
the roads Of ColfaN county and al,
counties south OF US. TrCth COMPEL.
rs 10 state that the roads of tina
county were m "a miserable, condition.
full Of ruts ana chuckhuies. which
made travelling at ever "a moderate
rate Of speed impossible. Directly
over the county line south the roads
were IN a magnificent condiuon-in
fact. were veriiable b~oulevards. The
difference emphasizes the necessity Of
expert supervision.
Iva Mora county. we were sold, the
road authorities have contracted fGr
the dragging of the roads after each
rain, "a comparatively insignificant cX-
penso when considering the results,
and these results would Justify even
a greater expense The gnfortunat
phase Of the matter appears from the
fact that as size Colfax county hiBh-
way 10 the entrance 10 the state from
the north, tourists get the impression
that the state roads are an in the.
same condition. q tho injurious ef-
fccts Of this impression are obvious.
The Range regrets Co De critical and
20 reflect upon the road CORK of b
county. but the conditions are SUCH
tina an Improvement Ia imperative.
u would be a biz item of economy
10 employ. II possible. the supervisor
Of the Mora county roads for a short
time 20 demonstrate his methods %"
that they can be followed by our road
authorities. Mora county has as good
roads ~ he out Of doors, and she can
De proud Of them and the man or
men 20 whom the credit 10 due for
their excellence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
ReppqIdlksS nopSdots
GEORGE nATT4EwADAN ~ JAY z HOUSE,

THE trouble with the man who
uses a safety razor is that he
insists OF making a full and
complete confession.
The reason a married man hates 10
wear his good clothes is because he
hasn't any.
There are various ways Of ooncerl.
ing ones identity, but marrying a
prlma donna seems to be the most
successful.
The baldhcadcd barber nearly all
ways knows a sure cure for il.
A boys idea OF unnecessary tFouhis
is 90 wash his hands. A boys idea
Of submitting 10 an i%ndignity is 10
wash his neck.
In searching for arguments against
the saloon the fact that Luttcrmilk Is
sold in most Of them should not be
overlooked.
The weather is always cool enonki
for furs II they're new.
Sartorial art hnds many fogrsS ~
expression. Jasper EllinRton's ids,
OF dressing for a party IS TO b10Ca
his vest.
confess that / have never been
able to understand what the JudRa
saw in Maud Muller.
There are exceptions 10 every otNAs
rule, but a man with a prominaoi
Adams apple should not wear a wing
eollaTa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
Views QfThePreSS


The custom Dr.. 80 .wu un 800 thi cluu-
Try. even among military men. ri peak
iug and thinking Hf 'Hr navy %. Four
FIRST irg Ui utf drlcn .. m. coast
artillery lr' r-Hi.. ARMY furmIrg the
second and rHi-l What ate the facts
Al the uut.rra. ~ t.c war the coast
artillery would i irri. with doubtful
'l'4ra. aur d'.i cities end harhor5
from attack by 500 u would afford NJ
protection whatever against attack by
land
Our regular mobile troops. available
for com with Dr. tile troop. which had
effected q landing aud exclusive d those
garfi-onrd over ..H. number between
thirty and f3rfH thousand mru Their
u,ctuluo.s iu lirW IT the fact chat the
landing might take place with 40 least
treble Their number. az O point prlgti-
e1I|' uNiursoca. may b. lett 90 the
imagination
The militia uur hcrs over i0l.000 hut
fhc British ~..r..ri.ls. who 20, fho De-
ginning OF 'hr pro- ent war had ihe r,pu-
utl1U Of being .a.'Iy MOTE efficient than
our militia De-. u.rg subjected fH three
months training fore being put into the
firing line II 'ugtccr, VDrg trained
FOR six month and more Using such
troop, militia ar volunteers. lyi1r. thew
are properly trained Is cold h..ulgd
b%utChcry
We find th,u 'hlt rhetoric apart, our
navy would he for three month. after a
declaration Of war our sole line .i MAJ
tioUll defense. Under oar present midi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Pneumonia, The House Disease
ny WILLIAM RAD VI. u.

There Is by far a greater preva-
leEcc 81 pneumonia, per thousand
population, IN tho southern part OF
the United States than in the north
ern part OF Canada. Pneumonia Is
not a disease Of cold climates or cold
weather, az people commonly imag-
inc Il Is most frequent ia temperate
or warm climates and IN the warmer
part OF the year when people still
rely too much upon closed doors and
windows and stoves TO protect
them from exposure.
. An alarming epidemic Of pneumo-
MIA on the Canal Zone among labor
ers on the Panama Canal was thor
oughly Investigated by DIR. Gorgas.
the famous sanitary head OF our med
ieal corps there. Gorgas found that
men who slept IN damp clothes. in
drafty hunks. were no more suscep-
tiblc 20 pneumonia than those who
slept Ia dry clothes and sidestcpped
the drafty places. He found that
weather conditions had nothing to do
with the disease at al. The actual
cause, as he demonstrated in a very
practical manner, was simply too
close erowding IN the barracks. So
soon as the men were housed in
small, detached shacks the epidemic
ceased DR.. Gorgas noted the same
result when he was summoned 20 The
Rand IN South Africa by the British
government 20 stamp out an epidemic
in that tropical district.
Pneumonia reaches its high watei
mark In March in America, that
being the month when people are
most susceptible 10 infection with
the pneumococcus (pneumonia and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

wind.
There arc two very prominent varie-
tics OF punctures- those made in alto
mobile tires and those made IN pompous
and puffcd-up people. Both varieties
cause a great deal OF grief but in the
latter case the griof is balanced by the
extreme delight to the spectator
The nareiure is the saddcst spot in
the life Of The automobiles. II brings
him q earth on q hat da} while he is
oarccnine blissiully through the scenery
and c0mgcls ham q wrcstlc, catch-as-
ca'ch-can with a large indifferent tire
while The sweat runs into bic eyes, and
his wife makes pliH,cl remarks about
the heartlcssncss ~ q husband who will
20 push a car half n mile rp bin into
the shade while l1irg his tinkcriug.
Nothing is more dastariiy than the
automobile tire quncfurc. 10 spares
neither the happy young lovers. nineteen
miles from home with 4 thunderstorm
coming up, nor the benevolent on lady
driving an electric car over the remains
Of d leer b.u'c with a misplaced can-
hdtrcc iu Providence TIE artnw. bile
tire has provided lr occupation for the
woTpout and discarded horse. he. the
abandoned mai, and tie homeless tack
Il has increased the output Of pro-
family m thc United States BY n rcr
cent ard has introduce many wicrl
and entirely novel words in', the Ian.
gudgc
The other sort 81 pu|n-,urc is much
more Disastrous 10 he subject. however
7, Is sad ta see % far and impressive
automobile tire. c.5tiu. 81 so tlru 20
a imp and fabhy mess when a small
nail is introduced into d. Bot % b. not
as impressive as 90 watch "a large and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Nineteen miles from home. 5Viih a iliun-
dU-sioym coming uF
pointed remark IN the presence OF a
large number ~ admirers.
IS pointed remark oouchel in a few
cutting words will often lct an entire
%cyCI.ne at importance ONT OF a human
wiulhag. and will cause him % climb
uimbiy over a peanut shell, in his haste
o. so away.
A lot of us are called upon at some.
time ar another g. view the purcture
of an automobile tire with Wild regret.
BOT there are many human automobile
tires as yet unpuncturcd, and the world
IS waiting for the glad event with III
concealed impotence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS


This Is a gloomy subject, but not one
thousandth as gloomy as Prisons are to
those who have Co live IN them.
Whoever first thought Of shutting Mp
human beings % make them good and
honorable and useful IT he wasn't the
Devil himself iH disguise, wa surely in
close league with hmm.
John Bunyan on seeing a druukari
staggering agtN.. iIc street remarked 10
a friend. Thor hut for the grace Of
God goes John Bunyan'
Human society Is pretty compact, And
human beings look and act in the aggrc-
gate quite similar. Each of rs may bless
our stars that. but for Our training or
circumstance ~ something we hardly
know what, we would be qm.. as badly
of as the worst and most wrctchcd.
So lot us an have the most sincere
sympathy possible for the prisoner and
the most terrible contempt possible for
the prison that shuts the prisoner out
from his chance 10 be what he might.
Punishment never made a single hu-
man soul good Some ~ these days we
are going 20 become civilized enough 20
appreciate this truth True, prisons may
keep a man from doing wrong, but what
do they accomplish toward making him
goodl
You may whip the little body Of your
child, and us little heart will ache and
bleed, its honest eyes will wet with tears.
and is face will fall in sadness. But
love won't be around.
And It's love that makes people good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

@ May a 5rifc haze a divoytc. an
dcy TIC iasps Of Illinois, yuicyc hcr bus
band constantly NcS ugly and dbWive
language f0s,urd herr
A. The mere use Of angry or abusive
language will not afford a ground for
divorce II. however. there IS o
than ono act OF actual physical violence.
\ bill may be filed on the ground Of
cruelty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Epiics N'i'
by JACK HELLERsl %A
mn HMD6 Oh
A Mans Emotions on Having
Protected a Helpless Woman

What saw you in my face that
made YOU fly
To me. of all that multitude Of
men
About You, when the riot start
ed? What
Persuaded yon 10 put your faith
in me
Aud clutch my arm and lift your
timid eyes
In trustfulness2 All, was il not,
perhaps,
A something born of years be
hind the plough,
Back on the iHrm-a something
that remains,
Still, in my face, Of honesty and
truth,
That told You ! was different
from the rest
NOic.-.UnfHiShed because the
author dtsCUDcrcd mat ms match
and wGlict mere HdiSSiHg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

cold" germ), by reason Of the win
ter's coddling.
Catching cold" and exposure"
in the ordinary sense Of those
phrases. have no more 10 do with
pneumonia and the other respiratory
diseases than they have with hang
nail OF senility.
One in every five persons, healthy
or III. harbofs virulent pneumococci
in his mouth, nose OF throat, and Is
therefore a potential distributor OF
infection,
II must De clearly understood that
the pneumococcus, which in one case
causes pneumonia. may express itself
in another case as coryza ("simplc
head ooid"), and vice versa. Also
sore throat, tonsilitis, bronchitis and
middle car infection drumming ear or
acute gathering in the earl must be
looked upon as interchangeable cx-
prcssions Of pneumocoecus infection
in the majority Of cases. Hence you
never can tell what yours will be
when you pick up the much too
common cold germ.
Contact is the means of infections
personal contact. Kissing. swap
ping gum, pencils, personal articles Of
any kind recently contaminated with
saliva, especially among children.
Open face sncczing or coughing.
Licking the fingers TO facilitate hand
ling papers or pages, then touching
othef hands with the contaminated
fingers. And last, and least. we be-
licve. cNpeetorating in public places.
We think this latter a much over
drawn evil, though common dceency
demands that expectoration in public
shall be prohibited.
! pertaining - Hcdnh. N Vour question
- through these cofur1nsf III NOT N tuffl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
The Doctor Came Back

Q II q thyHrian sells his practice
ard then yr-csiGblishcs himself rpflin
Hr territory prohibited by the fcraS Of
H. confraci. 5eiH he make himself 10
dc?
A. II the contract was reasonable as
g. time and territory and not Invalid
as being IN restraint OF trade. he will
make himself liable by violating it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
lie Donated Money

Q \ \ N Puts hf nIuf dTirr ~
"a subscription iSi circulated for INC
twtDSc 81 ff'uug money suiih uhich
% rrcrt q J. ~ e. n building. Is he
under a lfrl' Obligation 70 fay the
amount SHbS.r:Lfir
a. Yes, provided work has been
done. money expended or liability in
CURED ON tho faith OF such subscrip-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
~rEpv N ALBUQUERQUE.

YF there IL a town anywhere that
can show more pep han Aibu-
\ quefqae when she gets started,
We have yet 70 hear of a.
How we'll this community can get
together and put across . BIZ Of work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
Letter Los, bu, con,rse, Exists

O. Mr. J. submitted an offer 20 NJ.
n. by mcdHS Of q letter iph'ch ipuS dEiy
mailed and iuhich aIS vcrciyfi hy M.
~ Mr n. accepted The offer ard de-
ported his letter u the mails bHi {.
failed o. reach NJ. J. Is there d con-
tract ifr.rtH bicm'
y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Q liifr- enc man nss5 gjpsiac and
insulting language f0Jpari another, tUN
me latter Pc justified IN il,U ~ resent
rC 20 Iy rc5.rhug o. JJrtcg
NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
II SCOT. Him but He Doe,n't Like 4,

Q 4 certain company IS about 10
erect % factory near my r~sSiicHcc. ~ a
nice rcighb1yhaod II the factory IS
tui ~. 20 sgiH BE- q Nuisance tyTih rs
smoke and noise and uGN greatly dis
urb and Gsr.y ne and Is hkcly 10 at-
tcei ne vdinc Of NY property. What
can ! dOr
A. II you can show special and ire
parable injury as the probable result.
YOU can enioiu the company. Consult
with Nnur laN Ncr about h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Q What t0urcrS docs q city hare 10
making street improvements aud as
scS5iag property ouyHcyy fer hcnr
A. Such powers as are conferred
upon the city hy q constitutional statute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Farmers. mechanic. railroaders'
laborers. rely on Or. Thomas Eclec-
nc on Fine for cuts, burns, bruises.
Should be kept In every home. 25e
and COS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
RstRCBgt Essays
g 81 GEORGE FITCH & -
PUNcTURES

important individual, swollen with COM
pressed brag, shrink into nothing at all
and disappear around the first corner.
when q quiet man with an earnest
physique has puuclured him with a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Hc-I.vcry woman knows IL IS easy
20 trump up a charge OF breach q
promise against any prominent man.
Shc-Ncs, and every prominent man
knows II Is easy 10 make q breach Of
promise suit by a comparatively I'm
known woman appear Ike hlaCkmall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

O. ! 1pds recently employed as a
chIHfcar az a fired rate of udgcs 10
he t1id cUcvy ;Ufck NY employer
promised ne ~ the fmc 20 kccb nc %
last three months, bit said also that
u he did NOT need my services he
gc0uii gre me- tao ,yccks' notice. after
! had iporktd for him Ter four tpcrks.
he discharged me 5riihoh CITING me
notice and ,Viiiom saying ally DC dis
charged me. Could ! bring SAT- GgGiHJ'
HIM
4 ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
Husband Can Surrender Property
Rights

O Does q husband haze he right,
under me iI7cS OF HhHois, 10 make an
agreement sUih his ,rifc BY 5ulich he
gh'cs ~ al his interest IN her real
estate o. other f~yoberiy'
A. Yes By means Of a contract
with his wife, he may give mp all claims.
whether Of dover or otherwise. in her
real estate and her personal property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

The Peoples t'1di Friend uI ausuor m bPai questions VWu Wsh 20 ask
y your gur1aH "a f 0euerai Hterct ne nHswT, wu dpgr IN us column
g oclocd Adhos All Idters to The Peoples Legal Friend Ia care Of us
NcuspdpC-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Dr. Btddy pUo ssucr On questions pertaining 70 Heanh N yourg question
q OF general interest u Wi be- answered fhroH0h these cohYrrs' N NOT N ufH
en nolUeseibe fr tndvtdgal. coacs or maxi dGGnoscs iddrcs5 ali iItcrs
10 Dr. William Bradr care Of this Newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

PUNCTURE is a small orifce
\ made FOR the purpose OF letting
out . vast qlarti;y Of compressed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

faaH NhHHN tAag1'FA
TIL mon that TURNS sta-ate's ividince
ar' rits free is niycr very proud ~
his freedom. bccorry
ms RECOGNIZED WEAKNESS.
Jldgc-What g., Pcskad0rc's rcpu
taliou for truth and ycraci'ys
Witucss-Al right from the FIRST Of
October tp early April
Judge Why n0' after carly April,
Wltncss.-Thc fishing season begins
then.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

There are various ways Of oonceal.
ing ones identity, but marrying a
prlma donna seems to be the most
successful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

The reason a married man hates 10
wear his good clothes is because he
any.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
BANK WILL SEND EXHIBITS.

The State Bank of Kooskia is gather
ing corn exhibits for the purpose of
shipping it to the National Corn Show
to be held at st. Paul, Mimi, about
December LIST. This shipment of ex-
hibits will be made on November goth,
and the corn should be brought to the
bank prior to this date so that it can
be packed to avoid damage while in
transportation. TIA
The different states are divided into
districts, and Idaho county eomposes
district No. 2, and two prizes, consist
ing of loving cups are set apart for
prizes in the various districts, there
by eliminating any competition with
eastern states where corn is almost a
natural production. The exhibits are
to consist of ten ears of corn by each
party desiring to entet the contest, and
the bank will properly label and stand
all expenses incurred in transportation.
|-Kooskia Mountaineer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
STILL MORE SHORTAGE.
Bondsmen Of o. " Allen Will Have to
Pay Nearly $1,000 More.


In addition, to the $13s, OOs.s2, for
which demand has already been made
on the National Surety company as
bondsmen for O. Y. Allen, defaultine
state treasurer the company will be re-
CURED to pay $193oO7 more. This. last
demand covers $I144l2, Interest aHeg-
ed to have been unlawfuliy paid by the
former treasurer on, state warrants, and
$7s5.95, interest on the total shortage
charged to the, former official.
The further liability was disclosed
by. the, attroney generals office after
thee reports of the various auditors had
been dexamihed and was made public
Friday when demand for the sum was
madeo on attorneys for the bonding coin.
pahy. Interest is figured at 7 per cent
on the shortage. ..,, ..w
The state 8 attorneys and those Of
the holding company are still trying to
reach an agreement on the amount
for which the company shall be liable.
The company is willing to pay the bulk
of the claim, but contends that sums
of the items charged against the bond
are unfair.-Idaho Statesman.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
NO ELECTRIC TIE UP.

Local Manager Rennison has force
of men at work on the plant at Croft
no, placing it in order to use at any
time it is necessary to make repairs in
the Lolo plant which furnishes light
and power for this place and Kamiah.
The Orofino steam plant will also be
used in conjunction with the Lolo creek
plant in the day time during extreme
cold weather to furnish juice for
Grangeville and all the towns in this
vicinity supplied by the Grangeville
company to allow the Grangeville
flume to be cleaned of flush ice during
the day. Transformers are now being
installed at Lolo to prevent the loss of
voltage that has heretofore been sus-
tanned in transmitting the current firm
that station to Grangeville.- Orofino
Tribune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-11-18
The Story Of "Hard Hit.n

mr.. Orchardson. II | thought that
by killing you ] could paint picture
like yours l would stab you to the
heart" Such was the remark made by
Pellegrini. the famous caricaturist. to
tho Royal academician. Sir william
Orchardson. when at private view he
first saw Hard Hit" the picture Of
the ruined gambler. lit vas" said
the artist. 1.-The greatest compliment |
could have had" Curiously enough.
the model who sat for the ruined
gamester was rather fond OF cards
himself One day the artist noticed
that he looked somewhat depressed.
What is the matter?" he asked. II
was awfully hard hit last night" he
by Joye." replied the art
isr, jumping up with delight. i've got
II at last. Hard Hit, Of course.