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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

Tho rich man may ret the better
Of DTS INDECENT autarault in tho
law suits Of civil Ito, 5ut often
these Victories cost him high. There
are many very aatutc lawyers who
rarely take their clients c1ec1 into
court. II thoy can got amy kind OF
% decent settlement, iloy close mp
the matter 10 the cllcnta advantage.
u Dr. not moroly ho lawyers bus
inc1i 90 throw himself into hts
cliont's caao and rpst 20 FOR all q is
worth. lie should also sec tho other
side. II The opponents position has
ita strong pnlntr. the luwyor vino
IS n true friend TO his client VIII
advise compromise. Tho immediate
fec win have added TO his rcputa.
tion Cor wise counsel.
Wora this spirit more generally
10 prevail, justice would DO easier
for Tho poor man. Tho big follow
may Do able 10 win with hts com.
mand Of legal resources. But bat.
ties gained that way often leave q
heritage Of bitterness that costs far
moro than ths winning Of the suit
was worth.-Oswego. N. Y. Times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
Views QfThe Press
Rich Ind Poor In The Courts

.',.ll'y rich aal poor should
n. ,Hn court. Actually o ls
a. ,,...t iupo ..I. i1.aI no. re.
al .tr Harry -laa a.a within
r..r ..HHl- 81 thDr pond .varg DOL.
DO ....- money iH ..rIar tr. u.Ht
i.r.l ...I.r. t.d % ...l ...,r Lr
ro cacoa--r- Do, ty pro.
v,'.ae unlimited lroal .. f.s tle
poor r..u. r1 as % g'.r. on am
absolute layol a!th v..ll.y cllcut1
b. civil cesol.
THO g.cn mar aarwr 20 ret tho
beet of everything Do tlia world. u
i8 The Inv OF life. lie hires tho
most alilful doctors, and rrt1 wcll
whore the poor man uarcHmhe lie
omploya Expert foromcn for hia fnc.
tof'cg. md wins moro wealth. while
thc struggling business man fails
FOR lack Of competent assistance.
Similarly tho man with the long
purse las tho most clear headed,
oatutc. and learned lawyers. They
pm their clients IN the most favor
able llrht IN criminal caGoa, and in
civil suits make oppoHcnta look like
The traditional thirty oonts"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
''BLURBs.r

A "uLURD" Is defined hy the
"A knowing 90 De the little para
= graph which mngazinc ediof'
are won nowadays Co prefix 90 O story
or article that they think we'll oL says
the Portland Oregonian. n giorincs
the author and trumpots the beauty 81
his work. n this were an u did. the
blurb might be silly. sut IL would be-
comparatively innocent nut the
truth Is tha, II d a sinner of the worst
sort inasmuch as Il always contrivos
10 give away the best points ln the
authors article or biab the secret OF
his plot. II is said by some that the
word blurb is derived from blab. Any
body can sec for himself that thcrc la
n great resemblance between the two.
Some magazine editors arc not oitis-
fled with putting 8 hlurb az tho acad
of an article. They scatter thom an
through il in big type. There is one
magazine whose articles. though they
are usually instructive. arc mover
read. We only read The big fat hiufns
shout 81 their good points nt nos
from the middle OF the page Who
would geo TO the trouble Of waaing
through an authors prosy prc1a b.
mcnts whom All ne really has 10 aay is
proclaimed In hall a dozen hishly
capitalized paragraphs?
The bIurh is like condensed food
served in a capsule. II satisfies tho
literary appetite, but ruins h ifcF-
ton. wisdom causos a surfcit 70 q ia
taken IN doses 700 concentrated. For
wholesome use u needs dilution. We
forcscc a dreadful day whom the maze
azinvg will print nothing but hlurhs
Il will De a great sayina OF time ana
and. as far as mere infor-
nation goes, readers will lose moth
ing. Tho longest novel ever written
can an De told in thrcc ~ four PAGES
81 w~oil-doviscd hlurhs Tho most -1p-
sricntinc article can Dee condensed
q couple Of paragraphs lF on-
their literary contents Boz hIa
way tho magn2inor would save % sro7t
deal of space for pictures and ud.cr-
tiscmontf. hut they would dcstr0y Tho
minds of their readers For % 'r.ni
stuffed with facts and NOTHING o'eo ia
pretty sure 20 PERRIN pf mainu'.'i"n
fr .h,rt ffrrD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
rlnurr DAN.


TIME twelfth day Of August. Il ID
expected. VIII be set aside by
executive proclamation as
'Thrin Day"
Thrift Duy.7 We suspect. Is origin
ated by the bankers. hut IL is none
the lesh a good thine ON that recount
Thrsu is the distinsuishinE character,
istic o. the Germans and French. h Is
The savings Of the peasants that have
financed the German expansions ol
me last few years and the great de-
~eslopment works Of this country. IN
large part.
Wv the earning power OF the Eu-
ropean peasant has been diminished.
al a class. By the war. America must
finanee her own railroads and mines
Foreign capital has nearly an been
absorbed Great Britain. thc only one
Of the warrins nations ON the side oi
the allies with unv capital left. is
lending her cash and credit TO the
rsst Of the allies. Germany needs her
money 90 homo ana H. Keeping il
there.
" progress IN American industries
and development Of American re-
sources are to 20 on. America must
make Thrift q national habit
Days such as il IL proposed to pro-
claim e. week sesye 10 glve pub
betty Ia tho thrift idea and 10 turn
he thoughts ~ many toward that
particular subject with special force
for "a time We approve Thrift day
and suggest that a proper celebration
would be- for every one who hne r.
bank o 10 make a special adj
aftlon 10 il on this Say and that
everyone wha has ~ q hank account
start one, either OF tho savings or
ehecking variety. %according 90 tho
amount to Do ]dcpasucd ANY banker
VIII give information about opening
an account 70 Interested people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
PRAYER As PROTEST.

TRoM q conference of thirt,
nbhis u an eastern city has
zone forth a call to the jewish
people Of America 20 unite IN prayer
next Monday as Il protest against tho
continuance Of the war In Europe.
u II not quite Hear whether the pro-
tests are 20 be to the Almighty
against His permitting tho war a.
continue. bus kaowlne the reverence
for tho Diety which ie an attribute
OF the Jewish people. We assume tnat
this is not the case, and that the
prayer Be- planned as n protect against
the acts OF the earthly rulers OF the
nations AT war. q sort Of appeal to
the Highest Authority.
We warmly welcome this action. In
times of stress such as this. Il Is an
evidence Of mans possession Of a
soul that he rcachcs toward The In
finite for relief or encouragement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
rnr rNIvrnsrrys STANDING.

a nrht OF eight gears' standing c0a-
ca yesterday when 20 great national orr
-ganization granted "a charter Tor the
establishment Of 20 chapter i1 tho Uni
'],crsity of Ncw Mcxico. Tho action i
o recognition of tho fact that tho i0-
cal college Do b university iu fact as
wcll as iu name. ~ means tHnf
swnddllns ,iothor are uo longer 1
proper Farl for ifo 1stitunDn but
that &c now BE- ready to s'ap forth and
take its place with the great univcr-
tios of tho land. "a fact which Now
M%oxicana have known for some time
hn' which. &C. seems. other people are
just finding out.
The young men Go WHOM this char
ter wnf issued arc 10 be- congratulated
upon their persistence and upon the
good work they nave done for thcir
Alma Mater.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
The Bombardment Of An Undetendcd Port

In this day OF international
navagcry Il q stni considered moro
or lcas rcprrhcnsiblo for n comman.
der TO lombard an uHdcfcnded port,
especially when he fails 10 rcrve no
iico upon the Inhabitants. IN the
rules OF war. that "a. Not In tho
rules OF public health.
Every day In the year, no matter
how 0nc or how bad tina weather,
some n armed with "a powerful
equipment OF cold" microbes sallies
forth and homhards tho undcfcnded
ports OF his friends. and then laughs
at their suncrinra. Every day in
the year n Few thousands OF annoy
INK, disabling or positively fatal In
fcctlons with simple cold" germs
are brought about by tho ignorance.
carolelsncss or selGshness 81 the car
rior OF these germs. Tho criminal
Is warranted In this decd. however.
His excuse and defense is that Il has
always been customary for those
blessed with colds, 90 share them
with the general public indisorim,.
nately, and, until very recently, if
at all. health departments haven't
had the courage 20 do anything
about u, because politicians and
practicing physicians hate Hike tho
dickens 10 oppose an ancient custom.
no matter how vicious n Ga.
Free speech docs not include FREQ
micrvoes. Let the follow with the
cold" or sore throat speak gently
II he must b. heard; let him not
spray his friends with tho scnce
of mfearv. frf hin. avoid v~vfnrbFpw
or, II he must splash. lct him turn
his head away from the uudcfcndcd
ports In his immediate vicinity.
That much IS by why Of voluntary
sanitation.
But we declare for compulsory
sanitation. Evcry person with n
'cold or sore throat. no matter low
slightly so. SHOULD boz Isolated from
wen persons. Above all. no child
with such an gilmcut should De- po~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
Repg.IIdRs
GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS
Seli Rehance

~s,lrR,Iianco g. dirTiug your own
wrll and then drnwiur up the water
yourself lt'H TAKING The Tool Cheat
that God Almighty has Willci tp you
and using each onc NJ Co. Tools for
the building of q Character. Afro.
it'a driving your own Cows 10 paa-
turc as won ls milking them caot
day Yourself.
Self reliance ig believing that you
h1vc-and proving H.
Hut Splf.Bolldnco g. not natting
yourself on the back 10 ia not over,
confidence. nor o. il couCcit lti1g get
ting q square yirw upun some
definite Task and then giving your
self n vigorous shove toward it3 ar-
comulishmcnt. For Sclf-Roliancc ig
nothing II IL isn't action, action,
actiou-worthwhilo action.
Just the moment YOU adopt Self
Reliance, you start 10 become Self
Mastcrful.
The Solf-Ro'innt man asks no man
a. tune his whistle asks no man 10
tie his shOc.strings. For IN Self
Reliance there Is a grandnoss Of feel.
ing bordering upon Kinglincs8. And
out from itB atmosphere comes tho
achievements Of all time. So, you
better run your own shop No II
knows how quite 80 well aa yourself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

I'll PAso q starring "A campaisi
% elect an El paso Elk sxalicI
ruler next gear. We nave NJ
obstacles 70 pus in her way: hieuqper.
aae has no candidate FOR the place ~
far a. We know. nur We want 10 use
~ Paso as an example.
The next convention 81 Eiks -
nearly a year away n Paso Is START
ing early.
Pretty soon M state feir VIII he n
tninr o. thc past AZ midnisht Of
the laoi day the lair II on Is the exact
proper psycholoeicaI moment 10 start
prcparinr for the nexs one tibu-
auerque ran take a leaf out OF El
Paso's book with profit she can
start early. Not aIonc the state hair
bur the stockman's convention. the
educational association meeting and
some other events Of interest are GO
ing to take place IN Aibuqueraue. Al
%huqucrque should start early 10 make
preparations for ai o. them. The.
last-minuie arrangement are never
satisfactory and often ineffective.
n Is hate enough nor 10 commence
preparations Tor entertaining the cdu-
cotionai association aud Tor bringins
IL convention 20 Albuquerque next
year. It Is late eHonsh 10 start work
on the 1917 state fair Let's get busy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
USING TIM \


A Long this line there is another
"A matter we wish Goo call 70 tho
public attention. Ncthcr m
Albuquerque nor elfswhcro Boz tho
state are the banks u..d as thoy
should be and ~ they would ike To-
Pc. a bank iurnishes facilities ot
which few peupie know yst which are
Of the most valuable typo
For Instance. a banhmg connection
places one IN contact with the hos,,
shrewdcst business men of The conn
munity. whose intcfesi IN one is mos-
sufed only hy one's desire 10 Increase
ones standing Every man or woman
who b. trying TO get ahoadf cnnnot
do better than to establish n CON
neciion with a bank. so that advice
In investments. assistance in "details
of business which are unfamni4r nnd
nnnny other eonvenicncos. may BE- &c.
cured,
Further, a bank has very convent
ent ways Of transferring money from
place a. place. A bank account b. ia
a measure. o guarantee Of standing n
the community n improves credit.
not only with the bank Itself but With
the business men n IN m cncour-
agement 10 save. II provides for a
receipt Tor every hfi paid. through
the medium OF cancelled and returned
chscks. n you have q savings ac'
colnt or a checking actdhnt that %
Itrye enoash. the bank will pay in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

Don't walt until your hair IL gone
but Keep all you have if possihlo We
recommend Moritoi hair Tonic us "a
reliable preparation FOR keouine tho
sealn clean ana In healthy condition
aad promoting hair Erowth. n Is "a
preparation of genuine merit, one we
are plfnecd 20 guaranteed 10 you.
Prices, coo 10 500. Otwcil Drug Co..
exclusive agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
iNTo our

|TRlls paper has been accused rs
pro-Germans with having col
= orcd the newB TO suit the ~
lies. II Also has been accused o,
the p~ro-alllcs with havine coiorcd tho
na~a 70 favor the Gcrmapic inter
ests. We believe this Is the best pos
Aihie indication Of bur strict neutral
NY. IN this connection. at least We
are IN the SAME situation ns the pros-
ident who "a Receiving soiuc sinrs
from each side of this grcat Euro
pcan controversy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

~tercss for the use q YOU money IN
ether words. il viii pay you Tor sav-
mg.
A. q class. Americans DO not use
their hanks enough.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

mIttcd 20 attend school. Sunday.
school, church. theatre or any other
gathering OF u~ndefcndod portn.
Whooping-cough and the measles are
not ono whit more contagious than
common "colds." nor are they nearly
so dangerous In the long run.
Muzzle the carrier OF cold"
microbes, not with a baseball mask.
but with a zone OF silence. SO long
ne he keeps az least six feet away
from YOU II IL very improbable that
you viii suffer any casualties. for
you are out of range OF his big guns.
Scientific tests show that from four
10 four and ore-half feet IL. the long.
est range OF the cold germ spray.
Establish n six foot ION around the
fellow with n cold" and you needn't
worry about the weather or what TO
wear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
ne PEOPLES WIS Tl
lend I'M
81 Err. BTANSON O&&SHJ

D,yor,c INN, Dirc
states hare different divorce 'q,r,
tj noes 'nr7r hdrC me 1oH'''
n 'g,'i ''1isi'ti'a on ms 7Hbl,fh
,'' no" ,'Hid hnil9f" ti'or'' 'r"'
D. bfoHghf 0hort'
d. tll inherent 'intn1 lavn az
!,I.ht u%''nf'e laws i2r be reason
ti't tlc tarioui illtlroH Iav'
the power 90 enact .hrir W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
'v6stPOCB Essays
=. G@@8 b. GEORGE T r e
81 AMERICA FIRsT-CONcoRD

picture theatre and modern apart
ueuts. Senator liu3f was "a Con-
cord man and th" iron How bounds
iD front OF his house arc mulI ri.
lairel. French, the aauiptlr, W18
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
IL Il A Submarine Attack

hare been much Interested and
amused, fVpctrrifcs Mrs. ~. H.. bB
B0HT pccuii0r theories about catching
cold. HOt0 could VoA crpIdiH a So
we're cold coming on fUhcH ~ has
not been crposed 10 another cold
d~nHiCherCP
Anstccr 49, Ninety per cent. OF
adults harbor pneumonia % germs
t"c0id' ecrms) In the mouth habit
ually; I'm at least twenty per cent.
the pncumococci are viruiont -
capable Of producing an acute cold
IN the SECOND person. These limo
cent or healthy carriers pcrpctrntc
cownrdly submarine attacks upon
their unwarned victims. hence the
theory takes slowly.
Hair Cutting snd Vitality
Docs % c01Scfur Cifniifu 0r mGkr
hair grOiC better 10 cHf V oftsng
dpSiccr-As much. but no more
than cutting the nails.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

Ills IWM WNEn Y MuNAtf - A-
4 We thought him a sort OF a dub.
He took little part In our chamng.
lie didn't belong 70 q club.
We thought him a cipher with rim
on.
We pltied him worst thing OF ALI
TIL we saw him n day with his
children,
And We wished all our taunts to
recall
Tic look IN tho eyes Of his Riddles
AZ m NJ their father they gard.
Made an OF us alter our ratings-
nj loft us ashamed and amazed.
"A was worship, all trustful and
loving;
n, made All us 'hachos" seem crooks.
We take on u hats 20 him'
mornings,
Since we've found he's a daddy &c
luxe.
A Literary Secret
Many n bun poem has been made
10 seem almost good. by refusing TO
add another atanza.
National Zoology
II the peace-at.any-pricc advocates
had their way about Il. the Ameri-
can emblem would be- changed from
an eagle TO a rabhit.-Kansas City
Star.
That would enablo us TO ccono-
mize by using nEain the cid Belgian
Hare which was our emblem uudor
no-race-suioldo Roosevelt.
II We May BE Suffered
Swat the ny. That swat tho ny Ia
for.
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi
Or Tuesday
We've almost forgot Governor 5la-
ton. already, haven't VIC.
We ape Them. Right Along
Il American women wear smaller
HATS this year. It ia because q big
iil makes a better mark for an air
ship D. Paris
The Golfers Language
what has become OF old Woman
haterF"
Deserted us, lie got married.
and hls wife had three children in
bogic.
The Fright side
~ expected 20 sec you all fraz-
zle6 after that motor trip"
'WhvP"
"Ono Of the young ladies I'm the
CROWD said your magnetic wouldn't
spark at all"
Eyes. but that was the only thing
ir the outfit that wouldn't
Not Meant For i Compliment
Tho mar who never changca his
mind MAY heroine moro Offensive
&c the. community than tho one who
never change his shirt.
An Carpenter You Want rived?
Carpenter repairing n speciality
Advertisement iu omaha World
Hc~cid.
Ttcr onnhio
Some tranrformitione strange aro
soon
~ Gardens neat.
J. iar O man o. lave o. bean
Gone mp q beet -Kpnsde Ci'J
Journal
Jnr any man % have Diff bean
beat
Ice
Tco S. or TWO kiisl1: glacial and
c01lmcrciaI.
you may q. ways have thought that
6 rrIrr Zee Vas just MO thc Kind
tlt mar hrltt 70 iu lis TOMS.
Sis ns Emerson says.
You m1y hc yo believed that " you
CrToc q fow thousand lcrc7 81 Tho
material hC itotc1 In DIS twcozcra
t.f .o;, down Co rest = every dirty
p0 Doc fnd tctWecu Che wagon and
tlr rtrcot ly. for fear this SON
i.Hr. b. re ur your goat say
'J, ma, lUyD thourht that if you
ar enough ~ shat sttn. properly
.tca.ca orr % mountdt side. you
yul hgv, ~ -lacior.
r9iL MT. o, no not
ft Kind oi icc to kind they
r ana Il a. wcip.1 Ton much.
Of tho c-tra joe IN tIn ntro't
stead 0f rivin" IL o. you That
.lao oi ica wpfld not rm q" "a glacier.
tI.ci'rH nrs made of ice that
vs crsus downward. gear after
r
0owmc-e.a, ice goes hig.icr, year
itCr y.ar.
d. glacier Hf c1 amor. "a Ice would
climb un M UnIH t1iu and tc1r OF
mo summit lttioad of RUM nls
.laHn"arI and Jcdiug Ngtrcam1.
lrD iH what "tmo people never emit
grN of .aD.lIIE
TEnNon,ooyT oI,,
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Q. I'm father lr1 = riU. 0,riug
q certain piece OF rDdi estate no mn
iro b@r1fh'ro. WB sister GH1 WVerlt
~ saYy that rr ere 90 h0iI me prop
,riY 'r common anil confirms no
Other pr7risiov. Fiucr WV fIHlrf's
frGfh, mV sister and : h0fr dseIfrI
fAGi acc ic0uN Htr f1 hprr orr
shares, Dat WR brothers object -
hatiHg dHy dir.si1H ma1r What
c0aid TC doF
A.. SEQ yOur lawyer end h1y'
A.1 h q partition proccc ling.
T., lease i'H mc hot. ne sigHf y
Sr1rGqr @ d~cfCsHtiucd m 70 giHrn
sf1irs
a.. ny the state Constitution. sub
r' tn the provisions OF tho frlornl
,Ua.tItuiiuu. Tho lrri '1turo mty
enact % lHW nu the rhln.t and rueh
law wiz io rood unless "a c1nlictg
with constitutional provisions.
Yod arc Eclcrecd 81 surety
q. Z bceqno u glrr'y or ~ I1aI
0ir.1 Pr r. CO. f1r CO. fr fhfUI p.H
IsrHi1f" OF r|.rtIIr f f'f,
L0i,r ils aGI'3 DuIptC.. ,Ym.a
~ Sl" Ifr| N. character ~ on
7ra-t csF ef r. airs. t.i ID
r.fi,. fra ,f.rH .tr r..U r.
lIi. irguIry r..HsY. ff. .fEr etsrit.
..l q. 4..far4 I.. -.I. fff.s mia.
..riy'
A. Tho chance i1 ,rc clarrcf.r OF
,.r.,
sou from ii1uilitu ou tho bond ur.
lg.H ihr bond -o-pr,.-Iv r-lyil. q
that .t.l work and Iutirr mi.ht Ore
changed without natIec.
o. t.h1 ar frbri .f.rmfr,s ftr
t0rm OF nrft taken iy q uulis- af
J.rr il ne sf1frP
A.. Tho state Conrtltutiar rr OBJ,
ala;o LEGISLATURE. a.mpfims. iuIs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

Tho Hm1llar tho town the moro
libnly you VIII be- compelled TO SIT
through "a performance given by AN
amateur dramatic company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

SnQpS6ots
~ JAY z HOUSE

Bolr-strak o. about the only thing
ih.i riEc- rabbit the distinction Of
hoiur q ~dulicayy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

u ia trun you win hc dead a long
Time, bGt sou won't mind IL.
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] have no opinion Of Old John
lirowu ! had u once, but | wax
licked 800 often for Il that / no
longer attempt TO project IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

In giving Little While n present
You can greatly facilitate matters by
also giying him a hammer win
which 10 break II IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

Tho womcn viii be- Greatly sur.
rriscd when they find out. IL they
over do. that nothing goes ON la a
lodge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

TINE twelfth Day Of August Il IL
expected. VIII be set aside by
executive proclamation as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

Tho wind doesn't blow rs much in
Kansas as il did twenty years ago.
but tho people do about as much Of
10 o. over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-07

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-09-09
MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Sept. 9.-Receipts Of
cattle were of fairly generous proper
tions, both here and at outside points
today. The supply here was estimat-
ed at 2,400 head, compared with l.
SS7 yesterday. 2.423 a week ago. and
1,224 head the corresponding day a
year ago.
1t was a decidedly slow and draggy
deal on all classes of cattle at the
middle session of the week. The kill
er contingent was not very liberal,
but bearish outside advices and a
liberal run of cattle here this week
gave buyers the advantage and prices
were weak to a dime lower.
Stock steers were generally 100
15c lower today. with a fairly gen.
erous supply on hand. while feeding
cows and heifers ruled is Q2 Csc
lower.
Outside of a few good to choice
light hogs hat sold early at steady
rates. the general market vas 5@
10c lower.
Few sheep appeared, but the deal
reflected bearish conditions at out
side centers and ruled about loo
lower.