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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Views NThe Press
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Why Business LOOKS Better

n tho august hMsrlc1A MdgG-lHC
q W@il known AmeTicJn banker
writes an article crt't,Syl Tho
Money Side OF war whict. g. scH OF
news and Important financial facts.
90 The present business prospects in
iNiF country he Says IN part:
Suppose We come hack now 10 tho
llilatlOu iu America: Those per-
picking aud even agOnizing days
70 en- uuw TO have passed. There
"a in OBJECT. been a tremendous 20.
'till 81 conditions. Money ~
oaay Wo are importing gold on Il
good scale. having already brought
bHrk over SSO.O00. 600 Of what We
som ont last year. our stock ex-
rhaufDs are opened, with the trad
ms If0a uF afr. not hlmpurcd by the
minimum limits which atill rule ON
the London stock Exchange As to
foreign holdings OF our securities,
they are sim boiuE sold 20 us ia
large NuIume. and We are easily ab.
borbiug them. We even welcome
huch sales, Tor they serve 20 ease up
The ior'irn exchange situation,
which now has turned almost as
heaYliy Zoo our favor as. last Sep
TENDER, Il was against us.
In fact, sterling exchange has
nov fallen 10 a point far below nor.
mai. around AS and 479, while
francs are az $50. German marks
are at twelve per cent. discount.
THIS. OF course. Is as bad for tho
Foreigners as the high rate was bad
Tor US. II means now that the
allies. who are buying mnniuoRs ot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Whittier Thou Gocst-

Q. Please Inform nc trhcfhsr a
husband has ne RIGHT ~ determine
me place Of residence Of TIE famtIp.
! hare been thinking about movtH1
10 fH0fhcr ciiV. Wherc. u aecms 20
ne business prospects ar better,
o@t my irtfc docs not tcant 70 90.
A. The husband. rs the head OF
the family. has the right 20 deter.
mine the place OF residence. Where
he exercises such right IN good
faith, the wife Is under 4 legal obll.
ration To accompany him and mako
her homo with him where ne bro.
yideg Il.
NlSt Have Gmcial Seal
2. Is a coHnigs.OHrr Of leeds 70.
quirCi 10 hare an 0Gcill scdI'
A. IN official zeal "a required Nv
the laws u your state (Marylandj.
Did The Play Como one
o. About % month o some ~
me H9tHg mrH and p0uHg oomen
OF mn foirH planned 10 huUe a home.
t'trHf pliV iSds one Of the mum.
Der dHd rec d'ri1Cd 10 hire the use
~ q pidnO. 20 De- placed Ia the oDera
house Thr PIANO Wa secured and
itd3 Installed 'VO ddys before me
date n%HH0Rtccd FOR hr pidV That
Cr'HiHg, q Pre- broke ont in ne operl
hobSc and pIJfig DESTROYED The
building. me piano Uds badIV
d1Wdpcd ana rendered unit for use.
could ne piano draicr sue ~ and
get ddHGgcyg
49,
a. When you hired the piano,
you were bound 90 exercise the care
that ordinarily prudent and careful
persons would observe and for any
loss occurring through your negli.
ronce you would be- liable. From
your statement OF the facts. Il an.
pears that that the loss was not
caused by any fault or negligence on
your part, and In such case YOU will
not he under any legal liability.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

shis city. Many Of our people. own.
ers Of property or who are ready
with fnnds for investment In prop
erty for rental cay that We should
wait until the people come and then
build houses for them 10 live. In.
This - putting the cars before the
horse for certain and the results aic
sure 70 be Disastrous.
with the Climatic advantages at
forded by this city. by silver City and
for NAT matter by almost any one OF
the modern towns OF New Mexico.
wen prepared and well placed advcr-
t'sing, persistcnty put forth, ls an
certain 20 bring results as uunrlsc FOL.
lows sunrise. Nothing but a sudden
shortage Of people who need these
climatic advantages can prevent the
PEOPLE from coming. And no one
who think can fear any such impos-
sihle shortage. The supply rather. h
! steadily increasing.
A~ihuquerque's community adver-
tislng IL IN the hands Of q man who
knows what. where and how TO ad-
veFtise. with the material he has to
york Upon he IS ccrsain 70 get ie.
suits. Indeed he has done 10 al
ready. 20 a most satisfactory and
profitable extent.
The fact is that the only need that
has not been met In this connection
Is In the matter Of homes for the
people who come The Albuquerque
MAJ who wants a safe Investment
with reasonable return cannot find a
better n han iE smail modern
houses for rent to the people who viii
be brought here by our advertising.
Il IL complained that there are va
cant houses In Albuquerque. There
area few. Examine the houses and
In u eases out Of ten. II there are
ten yacant houses IN town. you will
find the reason in the house. II u
hardly reasonable to expect a family
from Louisville. Cincinnati. Chicago
or New York, or from any Of the
smaller cities OF the eastern states.
accustomed to living in modern flats
and apartment houses, with modern
equipment at the last notch. to be
satisfied with a leaky roof. q tin
lathtub and mysterious sewerage,
Just because the old house happens To-
be in Albuquerque. New Mexico.
UB-to-eate community advertising
viii produce for this city next year
more abundantly than II did last yaDr.
tecause we will begin to get the GU
nuiative value OF the publicity and
we will have more Of Il. But
{ is a serious thing to put on a mod.
I'm. efficient advertising campaign
which will bring people TO a com
nunsty that h not up to the speoln-
The Herald does not want 90 tl-
undue Initiation in building
peratIons here. Indeed. there Is lit
danger u Il. But a common serse
Of certain requirements Is not
.nflation. II Is good business -Bnds-
and Il will pay dividends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
ne PEOPLE'S - KNT
EGA FISIENDKM
~ Err. NNSAa


Nine Points Of The Law
Q. Phrase ten ne whai Is meant
on ddUcrSe possession OF land and
Whdi is rs c6ecfg
a. Adverse possession Is an
actual, visible possession 81 land b.
some one who claims 20 have a right
10 the land and who intends 90 as.
rert such right 20 the exclusion even
Of the real owner. Surh possession
must be continuous and uminter.
rupted and must be. further, what
the Ia cstcems TO be- notorious %
Adyerss possession VIII rive a rood
title 90 the land II continued for tho
length OF time specified On tho
statute Of the state.
How Much Has Tie?
O BhCrc a Wifc is Granted q
dirOrCc and Is dtioiged uiimDHy. hOm
IL the amount aefsfm iHsdf
a. There g. no u%uylrying rule ns
20 tho amount OF alimony that win
be allowed. az this matter rests
within the sound discretion ~ tho
court. Many circumstance viii be-
taken into consideration by the
huAlNt "N'N IT." tue aye CT IIf IIIflt's
their station in lifc. tho husbands
financial means and the care and
education of the children. An
amount Of alimcny that would be
suitable and proper In one ease
might be wholly inadequate or Who'll.
ly disproportionato In another.
Altering 4 Legal Paper
o Please Inform me phsfhor a
Slighf alteration maize iH % lrgdi
p1p'r, after a hds been signed. riH
AFFECT a..
A. n the alteration O. immatcrinl
that is, u n doc not change the
meaning of the iustrumen; and docs
no nurm 20 the rights and interests
Of eithor party-it win have no
effect.
Security On 4 Lease
Q Is security on a lease crcr
required,
A. Yes. frequently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
TnE CART BEroRE THE nonsE.

WN Az editorial entitled as above IN
its issue OF his week. the sllver
CITY Enterprise urges upon the
people OF that entsrprisinE town the
importance, before engaging In a
widespread advertising campaign for
population. TO first be sure that the
town Is prepared to take care OF thai
population when II arrives.
silver City, like A~lbuquerque. pro.
poses next year 20 carry out Il national
advertising campaign. based on eli-
matte advantages. The Enterprises
properly points out that 10 bring into
the town a host OF people Tor whom
neither suitable hotel quarters nor
homes a be provided will prove a
harm rather than a help. II suggests
that adequate provision be made Tor
taking care OF the people before they
rome.
Probably the same objection Il
made 20 keeping the horse where ho
belongs. in silver CITY az IL made in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

able 20 lower ones since this decision
Was made. Many travellers who
Used 70 write 10 the president Of the
company whenever they were given
an upper now ask for II. because of
itG superior location aud altitude.
aud feel very much disappointed
when they have To content them
selves with n loaer berth
Which teaches MS, that the easiest
way TO make an inferior article
popular is 70 stop working II on at
superior prices and to make a bar.
gain out OF II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Pepper Talks
BY CHORGg MATTHEW AnAMs
Point OF View

Hourly thousands Of human
wrecks topple hecdlcesly over the
Niagara Of a Ragged polnt-O Wow,
ana strew the Rapids OF Failure IN
10 a pitileEs sight. The reason?
Rudder out Of Setting'
Set YOUR Rudder before Sailing
The boy In School who has as his
n but the fitting Of his Lesson 10
the mere Classroom hour. the Clerk
who but dreams of his day as done
with the end Of bis eight hours. the
man who measures his Success by
The weight Of bis Dollars these are
but Illustrations Of Tho Point.0f-
view I'm Life turned backwards
out Of Kink. There g. but one way
to reach the real Port Of real Sue.
cess and that Is to
Set YOUR Rudier before Sailing.
For "A Point.Of. View o. Just plain
Purpose. And there is just one kind
or i'nrpose worth any mans or wom-
ans Salt-the Purpose that tends TO
some USEFUL end.
Set YOUR Rudder before Sailing.
II you start this day with a
healthy Pointer View, you will end
II a happier, healthier, broader, big.
ger person. How wonderful, too,
the individual effect that a high,
square Point-of.View has. not upon
yourself alone but on your whole
environment. In fact, how II makes
Environment
Set YOUR Rudder before Sailing.
Get the right Pointer View upon
LIE. Then II will permeate your
work make rich the lives Of your
Ifiends and your Achievements.
bringing NJ the same time 10 you a
rounded Success. Search out tho
proper Point Of-Viow for each task
TODAY. In other words
Set YOUR Rudder before Sailing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

n 7 OW and then a render. irnor.
Ing the rule which prevents
US from diagnosing or pre-
ecribinE treatment for persons We
have not examined. describes in more
or seas detail his or her aymptoma
and asks Tor a remedy.
The most solemn individual has n
funny bone" As a matter OF fact
most people have funny bones" all
over the body. The funny bone,
however. IL no bone at all, but tho
ulnar nerve. when you injure, ir-
ritate or In any way interfere with
n norve In its course. the sensation
carried TO the brain IA misinter.
preted, perhaps. A blow on the al.
nar nerve or pressure on II a. n
crosses Just behind the Inner knuckle
OF the elbow Joint causes tinfling or
numbneBs or pain I'm the ring and
little fingers, 20 which the nerve
gives sensation.
But that r. nothing remarkable.
There are cases OF angina pectoris
talias neuralgia OF the hearty
angina pectoris means literally chok.
ing IN the breast-in which the paia
Is felt down the left arm or perhaps
only IN the little finger, though the
trouble IS IN the coronary arteries
supplying the heart muscle itself.
Why symptoms Delude
Why should angina. or breast
pang, cause pain down the arm?
simply because the cables are pref.
~ close together In the neck and
the nerve current jumps a cable. The
insulation Is unreliable. and 40 IA
the symptom. without a careful
medical examination 10 corroborate
the patients statements.
Cough caused by irritation in the
back OF the nasal passage. tho throat
or the larynx commonly seems 10
come from deep within tho chest
Thousands OF deluded mortals are
taking cough medicine for "bron.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

6 MGEoRCE FITCH s. S:
UPPER BERTHS

A upper berth Is n sort OF
~ s~ecOnd-story worker harbored
by the sleeping car companies.
IL IS a place where an man can
sleep II he b. a good athlete. II IL
located oyer a lower berth about
Is Inches from q million candle
power lamp and a little oye two
miles from a ladder. Il contains
Don enough for a medium sized
man and abbut half enough clothes
10 wear In "a particular community.
After the mar has taken q these
clothes and hung them up he dis
poses Of the rest boy wrapping them
around hts neck.
a lower berth has shelves and a
gtunted hammOcN In which .iothes
may be dapnHitcd. hut onIy the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
railroads recognize that q man In
tlE upper bertl vcars clothes and
provide a rack for them. However
In all sleepefs the upper berth man
r. allowed 10 store hts shoes with
ghe porter. One o. the heart.rendlng
sights OF Anne icaL lie is that OF a
f9nzled mar goLinF his head over
tho railing OF an upper berth and
pleading with IN absent porter to
h.lyo him back his shoos.
The sleeper company kindly pro.
vides a ladder Wtdl which an uppor
berth may DE- eutcrcJ. Most men do
not wait for the laGde" ou descend.
ing. however. but graz, Lo '1il and
.Hing lightly down. f'ut ~ one .Out
IN the face of 90 rit.f'.r 5e,us 1ud
the pfhYr In tlp iYU.m ~ So
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

London, Aug. l6.--The following
official announcement has Just been
passed for publication;
Scottish distillers have been com-
PEELED owing 10 the urgent needs ~
the government for Industrial alcohol
used ln connection with The manu-
facture Of high explosives TO curtuli
their alioeatlons of spirit FOR whisss ~
20 such an extent that supplies mus,
iali short OF requirements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
MISUNDERSTANDING

The Minnesota farmer vent TO
his provision dealer 20 settle n
grocery bill Of his farm hand. ole
Peterson.
How much does ole owe for
butter?"
I'VE don't serve oleo for but
ter" shouted the dealer. with
what might appear undue sensl-
tiveness.
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Some Consolation

Don't tell this in Richmond. va
The Five Foolish Virgins had just
found oIt that they had broken their
plates. because Of the non-oleaginouI
condition. OF the interior OF their
lamp-buwlE.
20 well said the optimist among
them, ''wo can at least lay claim 10
having formed the very initial chap.
ter OF the +. +. v"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

He vast kleptomanlac-toOk things
and couldn't help IL!
Perhaps Ills wrong on me 10 tell.
mayhap | shouldn't yolp II.
But the last hotel he stopped at be-
fore he reached the Tombs
lie STOLE the Gideon Bibles from all
the lodging roomsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Commission has decided that they
are only four.hfths AS comfortable as
a lower berth and has fixed their
rates accordingly. IL IL remarkable
how many people have found out
that upper berths nre really prefer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Now Infernretntlnn

"Do morfRis NIL nisi bonHm"
means Say nothing Of the dead II
he wasn't good" That's why we
keep 70 still about a lot OF our late
lameuted friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Misleading Term?

A great many OF the smaller
town or amusement park stock
companies are believed. by their
agonized bucolic observers. 20 have
been recruited from the stockyards
OF the larger burgs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
We should Hope Not

A contributor scolds. In a brief
but. emphatic note. because so much
OF this advice about how TO raise
kids is written By old maids and
Others who have no more children
than a rabbit"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

. Until she has him in the landing.
not q woman goes into ecstasies over
the sire and beauty Of a mans
scales But after she hoists him over
the side Of the boat she begins 20
criticisc them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
bryan. banker

Seems Mr.. Bryan doesn't rate
President Wilson very high hnan-
cially."
"Eh. what?"
II understand he Is out OF the
cabinet because he refused TO In
horse one OF the Presidents notes"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Americas Nature
We're all Of us neutral by naturc:
Were peaceful as lambs-when We
Each friendlydnclIned fellOwcrea.
ture
ls safe-tnl our pathway he bar.
IT'S peace we prefor-we are glad to
Just decker and barter and sell.
We never have fought TIN we had 70.
And then We have fought mighty
WELT
We carried no chip on our shoulder
Not even In seventy-six.
Much less since we're wiser aad.
older
Would Yankees be caught at such
tricks.
Wen take what some think would
degrade us,
And hold back the bellicose YELL
We never did fight TIL they made us.
And then We fought fearfully welli
Wed rather have peace II they'll let
ue-
This hope Is the hope Of us all.
we pray every night they wont get
Involved in this foreigners brawI.
There's nothing attractive In killing;
Al humans we love pretty well.
me Zoe always found us unwilling,
Then we turned IN and licked 'em
Hke-evcrything!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

notice that a good many OF my
friends who set out after quail fifteen
or twenty years ago are bringing Ia
rabbits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
sasSuapohot@
.e1 ON
Jay E House ~

ANY smart detective can trace a
man by the trail Of tooth brushes no
leaves behind him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
Natural Query

"see that MANI"
Yes; who Is he?" I ask you the
answer.
He II n Presidential Possibility.
From what part OF Ohio does he
Gomez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

+hf 'NANINhf " fNN NNA .aVV OF Dtl
Ter In the Radiator league.
Most white men are against mob
violence II the victim is a white
man.
Taking Il one year with another,
the town hunter brings in more veal
than quail
A criminal without money IL
known az a crook" But II he Il
rich he Is referred TO as a "mRie.
factor"
Up TO the time a man Is twenty.
five he deYotes his life 10 making
love. After he IL twenty-five his time
Is all taken up In deyislng plans 10
prevent other men from catching his
jack.
Unless you have spent Sunday in
New York you have no right 10 com
plain that your town Ia dull
II has also been proven hat h
people can get along all right 4sStth
Out Q WatehK9ra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Any ball.playcr can hat 300 or bet.
Ter In the Radiator league.
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You Onuld Have Thought or This
Yourself!

Might doesn't make right. but
might certainly does make riTht "a
lot sur'r and more agrrr sive. The
two combined are i%nyiucible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16
QUESTIONS AND WI
The Temperature

Please Dire the temperature OF a
person IN normal health. toifh sIight
fercr. Nth high fever. Hoto ion0
shoHId the Thermometer BE- held IN
the mouth What is the normal
pHIse rate per miRufeg
AnsiCcr-O From 97.6 +. to
ss6 p Slight fever would be from
100 TO lO2. High fever from l0s To
JOG. l2) Two minutes. go Adults,
from 60 10 so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Most white men are against mob
violence II the victim is a white
man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

The young lady across the way
says she saw IN the paper Il at more
attention ought 10 be paid 40 trim
ming the'eNcursion boats. bh .'or her
part she lthinks they look sTy well
plain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Taking II II year with another,
the town hunter brings in more veal
than quail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-16

Does II bring good lack u a per-
son ocdrs her birfhsf0nef
Ansrer-Yes, II she also lives a
hygienic life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

There may be nothing OF much inter-
est that one could write about the dog
life of Pennsylvania. but there is con-
siderable that is of Importance. For
instance. the Pennsylvania Legislature
that adjourned a few weeks ago passed
bill. which the Governor signed pro-
hibiting aliens from owning dogs To
some this would look like ridiculous
alton. yet 1t is based on con-
dillon in the mining regions that has
proved very expensive 10 the people,
and whose adjustment has caused much
perpleXity.
1t would seem that any man, native
or foreigner, should not he denied the
privilege of owning dos. y trained.
wcll-hrcd dog is very lovable sort
Of animal. but in crowds or herds dogs
are pest, albeit through no fault of
their own. Nearly every foreigner in
the mining districts has owned his dog,
and often cared for il with more af-
lection than for his own wife. but thou
sands of them were not satisfied with
only one dog. Some owned half a dozen
tax collector came round. and then all
the dogs in the community. with rare
exceptions, proved To be owncrless and
homeless.
Throughout the night these usually
worthless dogs in packs roared the
countryside, and destroyed many thou
sands Of sheep. The responsibility a.
to ownership. although well under
stood. could never he definitely placed.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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Famous Rnt-Cnt.hcr.

iohn Dalton made q fortune as a
rat-catchcr. and died wealthy at the
age of ninety-ouc.
For 200 years the Dalton family have
been tchcrs, and were awarded
many fat contracts for riddin. wharvcs.
ships. warehouses and other premises
of rats They claim to possess a secret
method passed down from father to
son and carefully guarded. MIR. Dalton
rode III fine carriage and kept Il
coachman. lie could occas ionally be
seen coming out OF Il building carrying
bag Of rats in his hand. which no
handed to his coachnan. and II may
at once.
The rat is tho worst animal enemy
of the human race. He is the most
cunning of beasts. He can live wher
ever man can exist. ana has learned to
meet human intellect with 4 resource
fulncss as great as human efficiency.
He ruins billions of property yearly.
and kills millions of human beings by
carrying germs of buboniC plague and
other diseases.
II there Is a secret method by which
the rat can be vanQuishcd the govern
ment could do no better work than 10
pay for II and make II public. Prob
ably tho proposal to endow a chair OF
rat-catching in our colleges would he
laughed out of court. but there are
many learned doctors who would he
better employed than they arc now K
they were discharginr we'll the duties
OF Dalton, professor OF rodeut-cNtermin
ation.-Farm and Fircside.