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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
PROSPECTIVE Y
OF NIGHT TICKETS
AFTER

a communication has been rccelv.
hy n Evening Herald. relative 20
the sale Of night attraction tickets FOR
tho state fair. Information as 10 the
u kets Is asked. Unable 10 furnish
the Information, the communication
,s referred 90 tho fair commission.
The letter follows:
Editor Evening Herald:
Sirt-Htfore / make up my mind
regarding the number III fair tickets
] VIII buy-or not buy-l want infor.
nation.
To what viii the tickets admit me-
VIII J have 20 pay to get into the
grounds and the g%randstand in addi-
iioa 20 paving for the tickotsg Are
trolley or jituey fares included in tho
cost ~ the tickets. VIII { have Ca
pay extra To- get into the shows on the
midway ln short just Whpt viii tho
fair mnuaFemeut sell mo if &C. soils me
ucscis to .tHc night shows
Yours truly.
THOMAS ". ROSS.
Albuquerque. a. NJ. Sept. 7. 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
BAND CONCERT AT
THE PARK TONIGHT

The program for the band concert
10 be played al Robinson park. begin.
ning al > o'clock this evening fol
lows.
March. National Emblem Bagle,
selection Ia Pnloma' .,... Yralier
Waltz, "Clribiribin" Pestnlozzo
March. Washington Post" .Sousa
Waltz, Oriental Roses" ... .Ivnnoyicl
selection. "A Florida Cracker.
Brooks
Selection, "Scxtctte from Lucia.
stss's tss-ft t+-.s. o.. DuuiZfttl
March. The Thunderor' ..Sousa
star Spanglcd Banner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
CASE AGAINST BROWN
FIZZLES OUT IN COURT

was taken WI The rain 81, Las cru
ccs while on hs way 90 El Paso. ~
Boz brought uack here on a charge of
stealing i-i from thc cash register of
the Albuquerque .af" was dismissed
hy Justice of the Peace craig.
Tho prosecuting witness refused to
take the stand ana in the absence of
any proof to sustain tho charge Judge
Craig dismissed o. Costs were as
scsscd against the complainant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
REGISTER STUDENTS
SEPTEMBER 8 AMI 4

The Albuquerque high school will
open next Tuesday. September e..
Registration OF students win take
place between . a.. m. and noon on
Friday and saturday, September 3
nnd 4. Lockers IN the gymnasium
viii be assigned az the time OF rcgis-
tfaiion. The customary deposit Of
20 cents will be required for a locker
key.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
CAMPAIGN OF WEED
CUTTING

The weed cutting campnipn. start
"a two wcoSs age. o. continuing sat
i%snctorilv under tho direction OF
sanitary Inspector Tom Morrln. city
employee are cutting tho weeds along
ts6 streets and In other public places.
Inspector Morriu asks that the people
generally cooperate IN tho weed cut
ting campaign by cutting the weeds
on their premises.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
MADER0's LAWYER IS
VISITING IN THE CITY

uunther Y. Lesalng, 81 III paso. lc-
gal advisor 20 the Madero family, Is
n the c!iy today He was the trust
81 counsel and conndnnt or Francisco
A. Madero. and had the warm friend
ship AZ The martyred Mexican prcsi-
dent. A. The present time he IL ape-
cini attorney for the MaderOs lie
viii 60 west on train No. ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01

Or. provinces. eye. rrt. nose ana
throat y. T. Armiio nldg, Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
A SNAP FOR OF
DELIVERY WAGONS

Great hig NdV'ttl-ing Wagon tn
Lrolln-. worm - 80. going Tor sIOO.
az whitney Hardware Go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01
THE

, FORECAST - Tonight ana
, Thursday fair; rising tempera-
ture eas portion.
One superiority.
tFrom judged
, They're strong FOR ancestral re-
mlndcrs, are the Biithers
across the way.
, With their houseful of heirlooms
and relies. passed down
from a bygone day
Their warming pans, skiilcts and
, andirons. 20 cherished and
, carefully kept.
, And the canopied. stately four
poster, where %forefathers
, peacefully slept.
, Grcat-grandfathcr's clock by the
, staircase ticks the minutes
, away as OF yorc.
, And the chambers and halls are
respondent with highboys
and settles galore.
, They've their treasures 81 linen
, and pewter, all endowed
, with antiquity's charm:
, But they had no room. somehow.
for grandpa-he's gone 10
the county farm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-01

lot the Hera,e wan, a. DO you
work.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22
KILLED IN ARIZONA

John Williamson. for many years
a resident of this section, was shot
and killed in Douglas, Arizona,
rooming house about five o'clock
Sunday morning Relatives here
we're notified that the body would
be brought to Carrizozo for inter-
ment, a number Of relatives and
friends met the noon train Tuesday
which bore the corpse The body
WAS attended by Mrs. Williamson,
the father of the deceased, Charles
Williamson, his brother, and Mrs
Fred w. Getty, who went to Dem
ing from Palomas Springs to join
the party eL route to this place
The body was taken in charge by
Undertaken T. L Kelley and pre-
pared for burial The funeral was
conducted from the Reilly residence
at FIVE o'clock Tuesday afternoon
and the remains we're entered about
dusk 10 Evergreen Cemetery. The
deceased Is we'll known in this To-
cality, being among the old settlers
though having lately engaged in the
mercantile business at Deming, and
a large circle Of friends and acqusin'
tances regret his unIimely demise
aud extend to the sOrrowing re-
latives their sympathy and con
dolence in his their sad hour o
bereavement
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BAPTIST PASTOR RESIGNS

Rev. o. II. Hullinger. for some
months pastor Of the Baptist
church at this place. rendered his
resignation Sunday night after the
regular service. Rev. Hullinger
severed his connection, he affirmed,
through no misunderst anding be
tween him and his congregation,
nor auy discouragement concerning
the outlook for successful ministry
here, but because his wife's failing
health made in impossible for her
to continue active work in the
church as was the understanding
when the pastor was recently called
After some dellberation on the part
of the members. the resignation was
accepted to take place Immediately
but the retiring pastor thinks be
knows Of an available minister
with all necessary qualifications as
to q helpmaie who will prove az
able successor. We regret TO set
Bro. Hullinger leave us and wish
him a full measure Of success,
wherever he decides to locate fol
the future. lie has shown himself
an untiring worker and a consecra
ted Iaborer in the Masters vineyard
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22

nation. With almost any kind OF
soil in existence, with plain and
mountains sur charged with minera'
and fertile valleys between, the
splendid achievements Of those who
have to some measured tested its
possibilities as q producer is but a
foretaste OF what the enterprise OF
future development is sure to bring
about. The fertility OF the soil and
the vastness OF its undeveloped
possibilities extend to the soldier OF
fortune an irresistible beckon to u
land Of peace and plenty, for bis
efforts are sure to be rewarded in
proportionate measure.
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ENrERTAlNs HOME MISSION

Mrs Andrew McCurdy was host.
ess to about fifteen ladies of the
Home Mission Society Wednesday
afternoon. A missionary program
was led by Mrs. II. 7, Cribb and
some interesting articles presented
by members to whom various por,
tions bad been assigned. After the
devotional services refreshments
consisting Of sandwiches, coffee and
cake we're served and a substantial
free. will Offering was as usual con.
tributed at the close Of the even
ing's proceedings.
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SAFETY FIRST MEETING

Saturday, October 10th, was the
occasion OF the regular monthly
meeting Of the Safety First depart.
ment on this section OF the El Paso
& Southwestern. The conference
was held in the reception room OF
the club house in Cariizozo and
large attendance OF railroad men
showed the intense interest which
is being manifested in this import
ant movement. Division Supe rim.
tendent 9. ID. Beeth, who has
recently been promoted to this
responsible Office. and who is just
nuw performing his frat month Of
service in this capacity, presided
over the deliberation of the council
and directed the study Of accident
prevention for the large class Of
trainmen assembled.
The Outlook is authorized to ex.
tend to the general public an in.
vi.ation to attend these Safety
First meetings az ofen an opportun
ity permits. The movement is hn
entirely mutual proposition and II
s earnestly desired to educate the
public as we'll as the operatives OF
the railway systems in care for the
safety OF life and limb Although
the intense interest which all rail
road companies are now showing in
the study Of accident prevention
may be accredited largely to q
mercenary motive by those who
doubt the genuiness of the spirit
which prompts II, the fact remaini
that a material reduction Of damage
suits means decrease in lives losI
and bodies manned; and such I
record as the initiation Of Safety
First has been able in such a shor
time to attain, and the mAteria
reduction Of accidents aud DEATH
which the movement has brough
about, should certainly appeal u
the public at large in no uncertain
terms.
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MERRY GO ROUND NEXT WEEK

A ten-thousand dollar electric
merty.go round will be in Carrizoso
the entire week beginning October
25th. and will be located immediate.
ly West of Ziegler Brothers general
merchandise store. This modern
pleasure machine has been making
a decided hit with people Of all ages
in It's home town, Tucumcari, and
we prophesy for the younger gen
Grafton a rip roaring time whenever
they can get a grip on iitney coin,
the price of the circular Joy ride
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DISTRICT COURT
MEETS HERE OCT. Is
Regular Term Of District
Court for Lincoln County
Will Convene in Carrizozo
on Monday, Oct. 25
PETIT JURY WILL BE
CALLED THURSDAY

District Court for Lincoln County
will convene in Csrrizozo on Mon.
day, October 25, in regular session,
Judge Edward L Medler, presiding.
The court officials will be ap.
pointed on Monday and the grand
juro has been subpoenaed to appear
on the same day and will start
their deliberations then. while the
petit jury, which has to do with
the trying of cases will be called
Thursday.
Something near forty cases are
to come before the grand iufy for
investigation, about half OF this
number being criminal cases.
The first three days Of the ses-
sion The court will take up civil
matters that are to be tried with
out jury, while the remainder of
the term will be devoted to criml-
nal matters.
No important criminal cases are
to come up for hearing at this
time, and the term will probably
no, last more than three weeks.
Chief Deputy John Bard has
been out for u week or more sum.
moniug the panel of the two iuries
which are as follows.
GRAND JURY
Marcial Sambrano, +. Sager, Robert
Fvrsy the. Carlos Vigil, 4. p. Kirkland
Pablo Chavez, Eusebio Montoya, q. L..
Dean, Francis Blanchard, Clint Colbaugh,
Reyes Mirable, +. W Vcrwerk, John 9
Copeland Salamcn Sanchez. Antonio
Vega. Ootabano Gallegos, Ray Reddy'
J. + kimbe'l, Jose Lopez, Il. ID Hays,
Ellis Richardson.
IALEsMEN
II. G. Elliott, Candenrio Torres, l. II.
Dow, George Queen, Oscar Anderson
Henry Emerson.
PETIT JURY
&. II. Dean, Fred Hale, Julian Gill, 4.
+. Jones, Fedricio Montoya, ChristobaI
Sanchez, Charles Spence, Earl Blark,
Pablo Miranda, Roland Box, Il. d. Arm
strong, Forencio Morales 4. S. Hubert
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HoNoRED At GRAND LODGE

George j. Dingwall was the re
cipient Of quite a distinction at the
recent meeting Of the Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias in Alhuquer
que relieving the office OF outer
guard in the state body for the en-
suing year. This is simply another
case Of consistent work and genuine
loyalty r,cieving It's inevitable re-
ward Of honor and we congratulate
Mr.. Dingwall on the recognition
which the Grand Lodge has shown.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22
EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETING

The newly organic ed embroidery
club met Thursday with Mrs. II. S
Campbell A most pleasant even.
ing WAS spent in variety Of ways
interspersed with music and ter
minated by delisiou ligh. reiesh
menis. The next meeting will be
with Mrs II. 4. Cribb.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22
HORSE FAMINE Is
PREDICTED in U. S.
As a Result Of the European
War Western Breeders Pre-
dict a Horse Famine II
Conflict Continues Longer
THE HORSE INDUSTRY IS
BEING MORALlZED

A Horse famine in the United
States is predicted by western
breeders II the European war con.
tinues another year. In western
Nebraska and South Dekots, wv.
oming, Montana and Colorado are
hundreds Of ranches where horses
have been raised for years. These
range animals form the lower STRAIT.
um Of the horse world altho they
are hardy and fairly average height
and weight they lack the breeding
Of the general purpose farm animals
and draft horses. A year ago they
brought less on the average than
500.
II wan this source Of supply that
the horse buyers for the European
belligerents, the allies mostly, first
reached. The demand speedily
sent the price up to Sl25 for horses
suitable to haul guns, or "gunners"
in the yernacular. Today they are
bringing $l67 and 5000 each and
there aren't enough TO supply the
the demand
At first rigid inspection was
enforced, and any animal that did
not weigh 1900 pounds and whio b
was not absolutely perfect was re-
iected. Today any animal that
gives reason to hope that II will
stand the gaif is accepted and more
money paid. The Italians are
partly responsible for this Wher
their buyers entered the field they
were content with smaller and light
er ANIMALS than the English snc
French, and as thev were willing Il
pay just as good prices they wer'
able to get all they wanted.
With no capital invested many
buyers have been raking in profitl
running from $500 to $4,000 a weel
Five dollars commission for eacl
horse accepted and the inspec
tion bars almost to the ground havl
made this possible.
Scattered all thru the Middl,
West are horse buyers who hav,
an accurate knowledge Of jus
where purchaphable animals are t
be found. II is their business l.
keep posted, and IL is this knowl
edge they are now cashing IN u
amazing profit.
another year Of this grea
drain" says Mark w Woods
head of the largest breeding an,
horse jobbing establishment in thI
West. land the future Of the busi
ness 10 this country will be serious
ly menaced. As long as the de
mand was limited to the rang,
animals it was decidedly beneficial
to the industry. for the reason tha
this meant clean up of tn,
inferior grades, which would Ger
talnly be supplanted by purchases
of better animals from the breeders
"ln the last two months shl
price Of these colls has just abou
doubled, and II the war keep
draining the animals from thi
source II is bound to demoraliEI
the industry by taking the breed
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22

ing stock. This means that 1t will
take us years to get back to the
old standards. Besides II will
make II a difficult task to supply
mounts for our own army II we
should happen to be drawn into
the war. The situation is not very
serious now, but II contains posi-
bilities Of menace. - Denver
News.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22
COUNTY EXHIBIT
MAKES GOOD SHOWING
The Lincoln County Exhibit
Sent to the State Fair at
Albuquerque was one of
the Best on the Ground
MANY PRODUCTS ARE
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE

Again the resources OF Lincoln
County have been shown to the ad-
mirine public to be not only vast in
extent but full OF that spice OF life
called variety. The exhibits Of the
county's products which went from
here TO the state fair at Albuquer-
que "made q hit" in every respect.
Throughout the progress Of the fair
days the Lincoln County exhibit
WAS the object Of favorable com
ment and earnest inspection on the
part OF continuous throng OF visit
ors. Manager McQuillen, who was
custodian of the display, had NO
time to visit the other attractions
of the fair except "out OF Office
hours.
Space permits only a brief com
mcns upon esch entry, and we
hasten to cay that Lincoln County
has b IN shown to be an incom-
parable apple growing district. Our
mammoth Wolf River apples took
bpih first and second prizes, the
fret prize winner having been grown
10y L r. Hust. Of Nogal aud the
second prize apples ofGthis variety
we're grown by Fred Phngslen o
Lincoln. Mr.. Hust was also award
ed second prize for winter bansnI
apples, J o. Nabours Of Three
Rivers took second prize on Stamer
Winesaps aud J. V. Tully won Sc
cond place with his specimen o
Black Bens
In the vegetable column we mott
the winning of first prize, for ihI
largest head OF cabbage by Mrs
Chavez OF Lincoln, Paul Bently o
Carrizozo beat the whole state II
the excellence Of his summe
squash. Murray and Rose Of Sal
PAtricio took first on Denia Onion
and second on sweet potatoes. Ro,
SINNERS Hubbard squash took
close second. From the results o
the prize awards, Lincoln Count.
is a super-fine corn.growing region
as William Ferguson Of Nogal Mes
pulled down an easy first with hi
Red Goose corn some fin ears be
ing on display Fred Pfingien'
, corn was also an eye-opeDer, bu
: was not admitted to consideration
by The judges, because the sufIicien
number Of ears we're not on han,
for display
The White Oaks mining dlstiic
was well represented with specimen
OF ore. The tungsten ore recent,
discovered in this rich mineral rc
. gion was awarded second and no
first only because there was no com
petition, this specimen being tn
! only one forthcoming from an,
New Mexico mineral deposits. TIL
! gold tungsten ore was adjudged Sc
cond in value, but had competitor
, from the ColfAx County mines o
northern New Mexico
II Is a safe assertion that no on
county was able to display to TN
: visiting public at the state fair sucl
a variety Of products. The vas
undeveloped resources in this sec
tion battle even the keenest imagi
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IS RECOVERING

Walter II. Smith, he young Ford
merhanic who accidentally shot
himself last Thursday evening il
making good progress in tbs line q
recovery, and 10 event Of no un
foreseen complications should be
soon plying his trade St the old
stand.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-22
IALEsMEN

Il. c. Elliott, Candeiario Torres, l. II
Dow, George Queen, Oscar Anderson
Henry Emerson.
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Spieler perbaitet.

9cntnant Seebobm unn Die HoIi.
,iiten GottnraI lnO aneiiel pom
y8nni6ling Sdllab" mafteu geitern
friib ulH brei ltbr cine erfpIereife
9ia5sia nitf oas 9ofal res 6raut
linn, Ru. 400 8corge StraBe, no
Dem coIcn BoferipieI gebitIoigt mir.
be. Cine aliBabl 9oPernnrfen, iopie
eiil eleftriider SignaIapparnt fieIen
Der GoIi5ei in hie Sduoe ,no ailber.
Dem tur,rben linn luegen SaltenS
elmer SpiclbaQe, @eo. Smeebp, S08
Soptins Strabe, Gbas. Scrpis, 721
8eit @ierte StrdBe uno 2eroD @iI.
Iianis, 51S @eit 6iinite StraBe IN.
ter Der 9ei6uIOtaung obefannte $a.
sarOipieler" 5I fem III Saft genom.
men.
gon Ginn's 2ofal ans begabcn
iid bic @earItrn naa ben Mdimierl
Dos 1ppo Club i'm Goloniol Gbea.
ter @ebauoc, 100 iie mebrere ailtbcn
nit Tufermarfeu fortuabmen, aber
feinc Bcrbaftlmg poruabmen.
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Rleiae YsIi3eina0 0ridbteit.

- Der poliSei fpurben eeitern fols
ssnbe OiebitdbIe semeIbet: Bon Mor'
rig 8loFpm, 565 Stepart plaee, cine
aiite nit Sanbperts3sus aus bem
Reubau 838 GlehIonb Ipe.; bon
Ireb. S4osnberssr, 8. unb Gpans
Strabe, SdnSptrtsS.ug i'm Werthe
Don $53; pon Robert @drIp, Sabler
part, Elm lleber3isber aus einem sluto
an 8. unb WaInut Strabe; bon 9oips
arb Sobnion, 534 Carlisle 4ntnue,
aleioer ulip. i'm Wsrtbe bon $35.
= Der 39iGbrigs gtrbeiter Gbas.
Winiams, Alb Rep Strabe. Der 21s
jGbrise Jreb. Spltsrsre lSdanftelIs
ner. uno Der 35jdbrigt Scbn 3. Wes
Gran, porter in Der Dirtbi9aft 600
Spcamors Strabe, ipurbeH gtiisrn
Ra6mitias BON ben poIisiFten DuDaI
uno GuetbIein, foipis ben Snipeitorsn
0tgenbart unb 4ilep babel bstroffen,
aIs lie auf Der Sirabs ,inen Wbisssps
banbel betrisben. Si. ipurben ole ipes
gen gerlebuns bes G.trdnte Si5enss
@eiebes psrbafist uno Der Dbisiep,
Der BEL ibnsn sefunben ipurbe. pirb
aIs gepsismateriaI suriidsebdIisn.
49, glus Der Wirtbf6dfi bes 1hos
mas Wurpbp, Siihoftste Der McGars
lamb Sirabe unb gtntrdl apenne,
purben tpibr.nb Der Sdmitae yla4t
Don Ginbrtdern dbt Quart Wbistep
seitoblen.
Die Scatter Der 7iGbrissn auni.
aeatins, 526 Deit u. Sirabe, beri4'
tete esItern abtnb Der poli3ei. bab
bas ainb on Der 8. uub Spcamcrs
Strabs bon einem iunget Burden
dngspadi uHb in elm, aIsp ssserrt
iporben iei. Don't babe es iebob 10
laut nm SiIf. esi6tisn. bab Der Bur-
ide es NIT Der gngft befom uub Si.
Jlu9i srsriff. Mii RiidfiGt auf ben
bab in Iebtertr 3eit pers
fdiebsne a..eniai, bieifr art eema6t
tporeen finb, matt bic poliSsi boppels
te 9lnitreusunsen. beg 9urTden, bsi.
fen 8sf4rsibans f. bat habbaft ,ai
lperbeH.
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Vereinigte gdnger.
@eitere gurfcbrungen fir Sas Sic
oerfpusert.

gu Der seitrigsn prObe her Ser,
einigten Sdnssr fir bas am nGditsr
Sonntas in Der Wuiitbuqe itattfin.
bsnbe @pItsIisoertOn;ert battsn fit
abermaIs nebr als 200 SGnter .ins
gefunbeu uNo iGmmtIite pOroutra.
geHbe 2ieosr purbsn erfpIgrei6 bur6s
geprpbt. lin isoOh gang iider gu ess
ben, erIu4te Useiiter Gbrgott bic
SdHser, itd ON Wtittpo9 absnb adt
ubr gu elmer IesteH 9eusrdIprob. i'm
Oeuti den alub eiH3ufinbeH.
Sn Der auf bic 9eianssprobe fols
senben 9elsgatsnOeriammIung purbs
befdIofsn, benz protsituntiibeu Wais
isHbauie iopobl fpie bem IIppiius
@aiisnbauie fir bic dItsreH 36sliHss
js so Sidets gum geiud oes Gsitss
sur @srfiigung gu itsusn.