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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-01
$1,635,OOO Hidden
In Thi. Years Goodyear Tires
Hereareamazingfacts:

Goodyear Fortified Tires
coatails Eve costly features
fw,n1 II. 60 ether tire, They
have s..he- features not COM
mon.
1--we omitted those features,
this years probable output
would cost us S1,635,00O
less. s, We could add that
mich to our profits. And
you would never know It until
troubles came.
This years improvements
alone will cost US $5OO,OOO
yearly. Most Of this goes
into extra rubber-all into ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-01
Users Save
$4,000,

Yet our 1915 price redus
ton made February LIST
will save Goodyear users
about S5.000.000 this year.
And that was our third re-
ducion in two years. totaing
IS per cent
These extra features
used by US alone-wil save
users millions more.
That's why Goodyears
dominate. They haJG lons
outsold any other. They are
gaining new users faster than
we can supply them We
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-01
Clarion New. Notes.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Clarion. July Miss Fay Case is
critically Ill of typhoid fever. Her
mother Is here from Belmond TO care
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
SMART BlouseS

A splendid assortment of the smartest new styles and materials featuring the new sleeves, new collars and every point of style that fash ion now approves the best a showing well worth your first consideration - Prices and style range so extens sive as to make selecting 9 real pleasure
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
EVENING Dresses

They will be found trem- endously interesting both in their style and their prices
 New short waisted and bO- lero effects are shown in dainty shades of pink, blue, canary white ,black- Materials Of Chimons, messalines, crepe meteors, chiffon talfetas, charmeuse and liberty satin -priced SIS. to S65.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
New Spring Hosiery

FIBER SILK HOSE SPECIAL better than sk) heige pink hello suede yale and cadet the pair
 65e SILK HOSE "PoNTEX" HEEL black white and shades of sky navy, pink nile newport tan and heo
 special the pair s2Oo. SILK HOSE Tuxedo putty, gray Deeware peach, suede emerald copenhagen Rocky Mt blue Az silver and gold unusual values the .................. SIPS
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
On the Bargain Booth
MONDAY

A RIBBON SALE EXTRAORDINARY An event know you help being very interested inf wish selections largest assorments, patterns prices should under fail this bargain booth display Paids Roman
 Dresdens Persian, Polka Pan-Moire Fae ribbons from to 10 inches widevery special values he 25e soc
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Lovely New Coats

brmu of the spring styles your needs that moderate price the finest quality equally ready them-A display embraces all desirable styles materials largest the authentic that within the expected range $75O $50
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
New Separate Skirts

that's broad requirements All he style ideas trimming fashionable included skirt of quality at popular price shod showing onal values $5. to Si25o
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Kayser Silk Gloves

stock complete with length and could be desired better quaityf a ft-an "oh" you find extensive showing kayse Cloves and find that you'll substantially eAa
 
 WELLS AND VELlNGs Separate velvet which makes styshy the bottom has wonderful variety shades designs and delight s z5c 50 S6 Velmg the yard NEW ALL OVER LAcEs 2 nches suitable for and bouses white black
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
$1O up to $35

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AT POPULAR PRICES. Those who desire to the fashions will find display of Trimmed Hats at S35o s4 S5 upward so very interesting There variety styles as and eoorngs-a hat to suit every complexion and the trimmings snp ly besutifull
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Dresses for Summer

present combination quality desrabny that will m satisfy word the showing complete and embraces the materials spring
 justice only by personal inspection Prices admirably all wishes beginning with and practical models s625 and ransIng upward by 10 45O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14

notable exhibition spring millinery delneang did the fashion by leading de Our millinery department the rendezvous for the Spring Style seekers who appreciate the that displayed everywhere in general There's distinctive about dplay-a diff eXcuyeness that emphatic appeal and assured authortatyeness-W yau agree. ably surprised when you tomorrow around-unusual at
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14

EAR RINGS pendants Pearl
 
 NEW BEADS amber jet and pearl Of longh)
 
 and styles S125 to S3 
 8ANDEAUX-Gold braid Rhine with colored different combatons black with to BOUDOlR CAPS variety silk silk (washabe) pink and white, prices NEW NEAckWEAR FANcIEsa charming profusion of the sons tayoe fashion themes in Veees gumpes collars and await inspection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Asks for One WAY
Rate for the
Teachers
Secretary Tom Egan Sends a
Strong Letter to Santa Fe
General Passenger Agent
Urging the Concession.

Secretary Tom Egan of the Com
mcrcinl c'ub has written j. NJ Con
non. general passenger agent Of the
Santa Fc railroad company at To
pcka. kansas, on instruction Of the
ORGANIZATION, asking tho railroad com
runy 10 grant a one way excursion
from an points In New Mexico
To- this city during the state meeting
OF tho public school teachers which
win bee held iu his city November %.
ana "a Mr.. Egan states that thcre
viii Dee approximately 1000 teachers
In A~lbulu,rpue during the week OF
The convention which Will be 0ne of
o. e. largest attended hat has bten
hold ia Albuquerque for some time.
Mr.. Eg2u outlined the importance
Of he convention To Nj. Cunnell IN
his letter stating the number of
teachers that are tO Dee expected from
each point tnronEHuut the state dur
ing tno convention week. II II gen
er1l's believed that the railroad com
p1ny VII pruni such "a rate which
viii Doe % big saving to the visiting
@tctorpds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
RESIGN S
As CASHIER OF
FIRST NATIONAL
Wires Resignation From Ore
gon Where He Had Gone to
Look After Property Inter-
ests; Successor Not Named.

II. s. Plokarc. cashier Of the First
National bank. yesterday wired his
resignation TO the bank from Rose
burg, oregon. whore he went several
weeks ngo. while taking his vacation.
10 look after property Interests he
has there. No reason was given TO the
bank officials in the brict telegram
conveying the resignation.
ut n true" said Vice President Guy
I. Rogers this afternoon, that we
have received Mi. pickard's r%csigna-
tion. ~ came yesterday IN the form
of a telegram from oregon, where he
went on his vacation. No ronson wns
given n We 10 not know what Mr..
Pickard's business plans are. lie has
property interests IN oregon. Tho d.
rcctors have taken no action with re-
gard 20 the resignation on toward TN
ing a vacancy"
Mr.. Pickard has been connected
with the First National for nearly
twenty-five years. Tie held the posi-
ton OF assistant cashier for many
years ana on the death of Frank Nc
kee durinF the past summer he was
advanced to tho position of cashier
by the directors. Mr. rickard's
friends did not know Of ans Intention
IN his part To retire from the bank
when he went an his vacation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
CONFLICTING GAME LAWS.

oNGREss a little more than n
year ago passed a law to pro-
tect migratory game birds. II
went onto the statute books ry virtue
Of the right OF the lawmakers to reg
ulate Interstate commerce. The birds
that migrate go from one state to n
other, and therefore Il il hold that the
government has a perfect right to
pass laws which will protect them at
the seasons when they need protec-
ton.
In some Of the states Of the Union
the laws have been changed to coin
eide with the federal regulations. In
most of the states. however. h laws
stu conflict with those lnil down by.
Uncle sam. The federal law Is para
mount provided it is constitutional.
u is held ly pot hunters und By game
hogs generally that they have been
deprived Of their constitutional rights
to XIII birds in tho mating time and
az any other seaso which they choose
provided the legislators OF the states
IN which they live have been induced
10 consider the runner first ana the
prosecuted game last.
From the time the federal law was
enacted rue sportsmeR all oyc the
Tinted Gtaf.. l.r. r... NYa.rrUr~ u 81
says the Chicago Evening Post.
They know that Il Ia a wise economic
measure. and they also know that un-
der the old loose law methods they
could not hope much longer 60 shoot
the game ana SIN have IT,. Tho char
acter of the opposition 10 the fedora.
law is the best evidence that Il rs d
good law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Creamery Wants
More Cream
Right Now
Manager Sweeney Back From
Weeks Trip on Hunt for
Increased Supply to Meet
Growing Demand Oil Plant.

Manager G.. H. Sweeney Of the Al
buuucrque Creamery, wants more
cream. he wants u wherever he can
get it and In any quantity 1t can be-
supplied, provided b. IT. up To- the
creamery standard he mnintaius. Mir
sweeney has Just returned from u
weeks trip through the farming dis.
tri,t- cot central and eastern New Mrx-
where hc has been seeking To IN
tcrcst farmers IN shipping cream
here, The capacity OF the Albuqurr-
uu, creamery is 90, 600 puundg of but
tHr q week. II b. now turning 5000
pounds q week ana b. selling every
pound ot u before IL b. made. In
tact the demand Tor sunshine butter
la tan In excess OF the supply, and the
plant could run 10 ius tull capacity
every day without oycr-supplyiug It's
growing market.
we need more cream and are
sparing uo rnort To get H." said MI.
Sweeney this morning. "OuT market
ls growing rapidly aud / could run
the plant to capacity from n end
of the month 90 the other II W. could
get the cream. There is plenty OF
room Tor the dairy industry a. grow
in this state"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
MANQUERA PINCHEO
JUST IN TIME FOR
GRAND jury
Man Charged With Robbery
of Burton Pool Hall Arrest
ed Yesterday Afternoon and
Placed Before Jury Today.

Charged with robbinR the James
NJ. burton pool hall. 100 North Third
street. Hse Manqnera. n barber shop
porter was arrested yesterday after
noon by patrolman Charles Malnz and
Pablo Luian. This morning he was
taken before the grand jury and IA
number Of Witnesses in the case ex-
amined by hat body.
Chief McMilicn received n telephone
cail late yesterday afternoon from
Deputy sheriff Juan Gutierrez OF Bar.
elias, stating that Manqucra was try
ms To- sell at watch nt that place. The
chief detailed the two officers on the
case. Tho accused man tried TO cs-
cape. When arrested he had n watch
and ring and 1895 In currency In his
possession.
Two watches two rings md several
watch fons containing gold pieces
were stolen from the porl Dom one
OF the watches and riny recovered
have been identified az thcse stolen.
The police are said "a have worked a
strong case against the accused nan
CHIEF McMillen states a suspended
sentence hangs over M%nnquera for the
robbery OF the Toll store several
years ago. Recently he served "A
street sentence FOR assaulting his wife
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Will
Open Street at
$1,000 Cost
New Street From Fifteenth to
Courthouse to Be Opened at
Once Upon Showing Made
by Appraisers.

Tho APPRAISERS appointed hy the
hoJrd of county commissioners 10 APP
praise the property through NcW
iurk avenue from Fifteenth street TO
th, court house, mndo its report thus
morning 600 q meeting uf the board,
announcing that 60 secure the right
uf way would entail an expense OF
$4,000 for thc property. This mum
tl, appraisers stated was satisfactory
Go the various property owners
through WHO'S property the proposed
road extends. rho commissioners de-
oidcd To- purchase the necessary land
and To start work az once iu opening
tht street.
Tho commissioners authorized Dr.
W, W. Spargo, county health officer.
Zoo purchase "a quantity of uutituNiu To
uo used In treating the patients at-
fpcted with diphthcriA IN the noun
laias ucar his city. An spdomic ot
diphthrria hus spread thruush the
mountain country ana 20 number Of
deaths has resulted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
TractionC Company
to Be Sold at
Auction
City Electric, It Is Anticipat-
ed, Will Buy in Street Car
Properties at Courthouse To-
morrow.

Tho holdings uf the Albuquerque
Traction compauy win ne sold at pub
u auction in front 81 the court house
tomorrow morning Go satisfy a calm
~ SiiG 600 hy tho londr elders uf mo
corporation. The holdings 90 the
COMPANY Includes the franchise.
tracks,. ears. barns and other equip
meut. The First savings Rank ana
Trust company appear in the case as
trustees uf tho bond no'ders only.
being nuu-rosldontg in the state
So i- expected hat b noidIurs OF
90" .urpuintion will ur taken over
hy George Bos mripn. present rocoIg-
- for the COMPANY who with tis ns-
s]oliu,s has formed tho city Electric
omuuuy. Three new cars that have
be n purchased by mo company are
exp. tod tu arrive here TOMORROW and
four uthcrs Monday. They were pur-
ohar lob from 20 So Louis .at building
company aud viii De placed ln OPP
oriliuu iu4f 400 soon as thoy can bn
placed together
Tho court authorized mo receiver
to make such improvements Js ncccs-
slr, and the reconstruction work is
progressing under the supervision OF
Manager Henderson. \ large force
of men are employed on Norfh Sec
uud street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

laneeca to have ncon wronEfalsy al
vcfted IN connection with .hc manlpu-
l%iatlen OK she frisco railway purchase
viii serve 10 ccnte public attention
oncc more on one Of tne most aston
lshsua and outrageous railroad stock
manlpulatlona In the history OF this
Or = other
The ts.so6ooo alleged 20 have been
lost 20 the Rock Island in the Frisco
deal by the Rcld-Moore spectators
was but . basatelle In comparison
with the sums which Investors aSsi
the public ~gcneraliy had 20 pey ns a
result OF their operations. A recent
report hy M interstate commerce
commission shows thas various tran-
sactIons resembling the Frisco deal
cnst The company more shan $50. eoo.-
Gee. An Of these we're what the New
York World terms "inside Jobs In
addition, there we're astounding mis-
applications of corporation FUNDS in
the way of sealaries" and bonuses to.
Officers md other useful mon.
on the occasion OF = recent rcor-
Sanitation Of the Rock Island com
owning one Of the Ercatesl and
best railway systems in ths world. 81
was found necessary TO wipe out
a,ocks and bonds issued ~ the Rcid.
Moore crowd amounting IN face value
10 tssLO0o. 900. No suit for recoy-
cry will lie against this transaction.
ana Il u to be feared thai little viii
result from any other attempt "a n
force restitution until the men who
wrecked the Rock Island and all their
agents have been separated ahsoiutc-
y from It's control.
Dcais like that glvcn the public by
the Rock Island manipuiators 90
moro 20 keep alive extreme sentiment
for regulation for railroads than al
thr demagogues alive. II VIII take
the aboye-board railroad manage
ments OF this country a long time to
overcome the adverse public scnti-
ment against railroads aroused by tho
operations Of the Rock Island gang
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
NOTHING THE MATTER
WITH
AT A L

A mistaken belief has spread
throughout the country lately as ca
the fail enrolment AT State College.
n Is being said that there has been
a disastrous drop iu the number OF
students enrolled this year 1E conn
pared with last year az this time and
all previous years us wen. such an
unfortunate fact. even were u the
truth. could hardly Doe wondered al
when we lake into consideration the
schools strained financial condition
brought about By circumstuf 'cs over
which she had no control and which
made il impossible to advertise the
institution throughout the summer
months in az extensive a manner as %
should have received. Perhaps b. Us
increased attendance az the University
which has caused Il 10 be believed
that the attendance ht the Collcge has
fallen on. SUCH. however Is not the
case. and Il b. with pleasure that We
can state authoritntively that This
years enrolment 100 the college de-
partmcnt OF state college, n. NJ, BE-
larEer than ever before
ID k admitted that the enrolment
In the preparatory department and OF
Mexican students h. losH than that of
last wear The former decrease is the
natural result OF Tho continual better
mont % public preparatory schools
throughout the state and tho time BE-
c0ming when state college viii no
longer be ln need Of THE department.
The decrease OF Mexican students is a
deplorable fact and recent iuyestiga-
ft.ue h,s pr,f.euor GHrHI4 Of The COL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Peoples Legal Friend
RccnrdInR Acts
ny Il. r.. BRANsoN

Q. what Is the object Of the re-
cOrdiRg acts ia the Udri0Hs stGfcsf
a. They are intended TO act as
safeguards IN the purchase aud sale
OF property. When a conveyance has
been recorded II affords what Is
called constructive notice" OF tho
purchasers rights. Any subsequent
purchaser will be bound thereby.
When Selling Land
Q. Where n man sells a piece Of
land. IS h. required 10 give dR ab
StrGci of tiflrf
A. Not unless he expressly agrees
TO do so. Custom frequently deter.
mines such matters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Current Poetry
Suffrage and Slaves

The Sudraglst attacked the shop
Devoted to the mug aud strop
CThe kind OF place
Wherein your face
May undergo %enEraving).
"We want your vote" / heard her
speak.
The victim turned the other check.
Aud said. "Beead!
That razor'a hadi'
And the barber kept on shaving!
Within the a%pron-covered lap
or that defenseloss trouserod chap
She placed q lot
or pamphlets hot,
The which he wasn't craving.
And when he said. Go take a
flight"
lie gulped n lot Of lather white,
And as he choked
And help invoked.
The barber kept on shaving!
Yea, customer on customer
Fled at the Suffrage lady'B "Sir!"
Men lodged shampooB
And shines OF shoes
And sought the sidewalk paving.
But still the damsel on the scene
Cried "Votes!' TO the massage ma.
chine.
While strong OF palm.
with perfect calm,
The barber kept on shaving!
o women. though your stern brigade.
Tonsorial parlors may invade. %
The barber gent
SIN splashes scent
On heads that need no having.
Though men OF business fee your
speech
And statesmen scatter when you
preach,
I've seen one sort
Who held the fort
The barber kept on shavingl
-Nct0 bedford McrcurK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Albuquerque Is a mighty good town.
worthy OF tho best Of everything
That's why wc have Joined the Amor
ienn Drug and Press Association and
otter 90 our people tho Mcritol limo OF
preparations. mode by the Associate
ana sold only through us membcrs.
There Is nothing like these goods.
guaranteed lu cycry way. We want
A|lhupuerauo people To have the best
there ~. "a W. oncr YOU this line. Ask
10 see Mcritol goods. otwell Drug
Co, Local Agents,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
SAMPSON BALLOON
LION ONE OF WONDERS
OF THE BARNES CIRCUS

sampson, the balloon lion, is one
of the amazing spectacular numbers
presented by the a. g. Barnes biu
wild animal circus. Slmp-
son b. "a fuH grown. iungic-hrcd, man
eating African lion, said Co pc the
Finest specimen Of his race in cap-
tlyity.
The Hon ana trainer. Miss Mabel
stark mount 70 balloon bashot aud
ore taken t1 rhr top OF tho bis trui
Roman candles. sky rockets 1ud COLI
urcd fire are placed aIl around the
'af'ra and suuttor and .houf almost
UndDr the nose u' tho hig beast. huI
500 perfectly has he been trained Geo
DO hls aDt ho seems totully UhIiyIoue
O. the fires close proyimitg
Due 10 thc fact thHJ tUr entire en-
teTtainment b. given Dos 20 troupe or
over GOO educated wild and dumcstI.
animals the Barnes circus is widely
different from any pihor known. Thia
animal acting troupe consist af uoat-
ly every known species. the whole ls-
~si7gation working as q unit loo th,
pre- scntation Of 20 thrilling, Iulzlra
Instructive. amusing entertainment
The Barnes circus h d%istincuvcly th'
show that's different ana ranks H.
the original and largest wild animu
show in the world.
The public b. presented, free, "a Gilt.
torlns. milo-lnng, new feature parade
bt IO 3d.. Performance are giNon a'
and 3 D. ma, the doors opening O..
= and g. Attention is directed 90 th'
FREQ acts given ON the grounds before
tho of the big show. AmUl
time Is afforded after the parade I,
gc, dinner aud then 10 the groundi
tn see thc free features.
The date for Albuquerque b. Mon.
day, October g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
The Life Line
By LAURA KIRKMAN
The ll-Tempered Man

This SIS tho man who has a mas
ter His IN temper e. an admission
that there g. someone over him. or
some thing Tor often he allows
even q trivial duty 20 lash him II
he we're HIS W master. he couldn't
possibly be doing a thing he didnt
want 90 do. lie who runs himself
takes the unpleasant duties OF life
as n matter OF course he expects TO
put out o sprat 90 catch a whale.
He doesn't expect life 20 be all
enjoyment any more than a shop
keeper oxpectH 20 get rich ON an
empty shop. Cheer proves leader
ship. III temper proves that tho
wearer Is not taking life as a SER
ious business. lie Is too child
fish for business life; he can only
cry out for pleasures. lie Is IN pos
session OF his full health, yet pre-
fers 10 sit ia an invalid chair. And
inactivity undermines. Soon the III
tempered man will nnd his hand too
weak 10 get q grip.
HIS a Jcllyash.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

Unko Arthur TImcs.l

TT.T| TTTTTT TTTTTT--T
J have oecn informed that some Of
our boys have been sirolIirg over
town carrying guns, and that they
Fhoot cJrclcssly. They are said Go
have come near shooting several
ladies who were sitting on q front
porch. / want To- sny IL D. strictly a.
violation OF the law 60 shoot ~
Kind az nrcurm Inside the city limits.
a1d 10 ! frd a man or boy or hear OF
any more shooting inside the corpnr-
alton. ! viii have them arrested ~
once and fined according as the law
directs. You an look alike to me H
the eyes of tho Jaw. 90 shoot n YOU
think ] won't bring SOU 90 time.
~. q. HENRY.
Justice uf the Peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30

IM0nI0F0 TsNpu0ICnnV
~ whis&ey IS voted out of Tucum-
carl In the coming prohibition cleo
ton u Ia said that Montoya viii be the
haven OF rest FOR those VINO can NOT
1--we and drink water only as a be err
age. ~ such proves to De the case
and the rif-ran. rough nocks and
touehs. for guch they VIII bc--of Tt
cumcari attempt rs make q plty-
ground IN back yard they viii do
so nnbldden and will end efficient of-
ncers of the law here who viii see
illcvo Thorn Of both their jag and rp'l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
Make Freshmen Wear BIack Cans.

Los Angeles. sept 20.-By % ncdict
of the sophomore class at thc Uni,rt-
sIty Ol Southern california every male
freshman will Dec required 90 wear q
uniform stylD of hcadgcsr beginning
october J. IN this WY % viii be- per
iectlE easy for visitors 10 detect the
members Of the "hahy class uu th,
campus Tho new hat is of "a doluruua
hlach hue, trimmed with a red and
yellow baud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-30
McrlloI nhenmnusm pnMhcrn.

The unusually large sale OF this
remedy IL the best evidence we could
ouer YOU 10 prove its merit. II is
made of effective ingredients. ana IL
guaranteed to give permanent relief
for rheumatism, We win gladly show
you the formula ana explain It's mer-
us TO you. Prices soc, 500. Otwell
Drug Co., Local Agents.