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Meeting Would Be Pleasure.

In writing of his plans for participa-
ton in the encampment here, Mr.
Reiche says: This johnny Reb told
me he belonged to Croke's Division, c..
S. A. He was well dressed and had a
knapsack. As he was lying half in
clined on his side / cut loose the KNAPP
sack from his back and made a pillow
of 1t, telling him to lie low as his COM
rades were coming on another charge.
returned to our lines in time to do M
duty with the rest in resisting the ter
rible onslaught of that attack. Moth
ing could please me more than to know
that this Johnny friend is still alive
and to be able to meet him in Washing
ton this year"
Mr.. Reiche and the comrades of his
department refuse to admit that they
are feeble veterans. Just to prove that
they are still spry old boys and a
pretty lively set they accepted the chal-
lenge of the Helena newsboys the other
day to play a base ball game. The score
was tied. Here were veterans of the
civil war. from IS to 81 years old and
they put up just as good a showing at
the great national pastime as did the
youngsters of twelve to sixteen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-21
;POSLAM HEALS
SCALDINC SKIN
STOPS ALL Itch

If You realize the unsightliness the aggra--
walton and the danger of skin affections al
{ lowed to persist, those of A minor ma
{ ture. you will promptly dispose OF them with
Poslam. This is the remedy TO quickly clear
( them away, ending distress and itching irri-
tation. Controls and cradicates Eczema, wet
I or dry: Scalp-Scalc. Rash. Acne. Itch, PIN
! pies. Relieves Sunburn, Mosquito-Bites. Ivy
Poisoning.
} Poslam Soap e1cels in rich wholesome
} qualities. Perfection for the skin. Try
daily. one month, for Toilet ard Bath.
! For samples. send &C stamps to Emergency
J laboratories, 81 IVES. 18th ST., New York
City. Sold by all Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-21

British scientists have discovered that
a nut allied to the nutmeg that grows
in Brazil yields an oil of much value
in the manufacture of soap.
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MARRIED,

ROwN-SMAILwOOD. On Monday. Septem-
Der 20, 1915, by Rev. Purvis, at Philadelphia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-21
CARD OF THANKS.

NICHOLSON.
We desire to express our sincere thanks II
many friends for their kindness and expires
sions Of sympathy during our recent trouble
MRS. L. u. NICHOLSON IND FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-21

Pa. CHARLES U. BROWN and MAMIE
JOHNSON sMALLwo0D.
MCMILLAN BAINES. On Monday. September
20. 1915. at Washington. ID. e.. Mr.. ROBERT
+. MCMILLAN and Miss HANNAH BAiNEs.
TENNILLE-WALkER. In Philadelphia, Pa.
Thursday. September 10. 1915. WILLIAM H.
TENNII.IE aud LILLIAN NJ. WALKER, both
OF Washington, u. c. =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
ANSENRECOVER|NG
HERE FROM STAY
IN VEGAS JAIL
Brings Broken Head and Rib
From Meadow City, Where
He is Said to Have Set Fire
to C~alaboose.

]. jansen ~ recuperatinR at a local
hotel from a visit to East Las Vegas.
The Walt included a drunk. q siay al
the Ia Las VEGAS jail. an alleged
attempt at jail burning. and n painful
mlnsiing with the East Las Vegas
police.
Jansen applied 10 Or. G. II. Con-
ner two DAYS ago for treatment. lie
was suffering from a cash IN his
mead and a broken rib. lie told the
physician that the Las Vegas police
inflicted the Injuries.
The police here heard Of the ease
today. n Chief Ben cole Of the
East Las Vegas police was querlod
by telephone. Cole said that Jansen
was arrested Ia East Las Vegas for
drunkenness und locked up He set
fire 10 the Jail. Cole said, and u was
necessary TO subduc him. The sub
jugation was effective. and later Jan
cent left his clothes with the Vegas
police 10 make good his fine. which
ne promised to send.
Jansen Is said to have relatives
who keep him supplied with money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
CANADIAN FORD MEN
GET WAGES RAISED
AND HOURS REDUCED

Detroit, Mich, April 2l.-Au-
nuuuccm'ut Of a. sweeping advance
In wages md reduction Of WORKING
hours for an employees of the Ford
Motor Company, Limited, Of canada,
was made hcor to-day hy q. NJ. Me-
Oregon, general manager of the CON
Germ Al employees who have been
In the service of the company six
months or LONGER are Co receive %
minimum wage of 90 cents AN hour
or - q day, tho working hours being
reduced Co cisht hours q day or iS
hours "a week.
The company employs about 300
persons az itr factory ut Ford ont,
ana its nuic branches located In tho
principal cities NJ Canada u Is osti-
mated this advance ln wages viii dis
tribute among Ford employees lu can
ada. IN addition tu the wages they al
ready receive, about 100000 n year
The scale AS adopted Increases the
wages Of an employees from - a. 60
per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
FAvORs
FOR ROAD

Colonel Sellers Ia a strong advocate
of Albuquerque as the meeting place
for the coming convention of the New
Mexico Good Roads association. The
annual gathering OF st9sc road boost
erx Is TO oe held some time IN mid
summer.
Il believe" said coi9nel Sellers this
morning, that In view OF the i'm
mense transcontinentai travel 90 taNe
place this year that II woIid he high
IS advisable TO hold the convention ia
Albuquerque. Unusual effof's are be-
ing made to put the roads leading
Into Albuquerque from all directions
in first c.ass shape. and With our ex-
cellent hoiei accommodations we arr
bctisr prepared TO care for the con-
vention than any other place In the
state.
''The Ocean-to-Occan Highway as
ISOLATION convention. on June IS and
10. is 4 be held at ~Springeryilie, AriE.,
i00 miles from the railroad. as an
incentive 90 members 10 travel to the
convention In their cars and learn
about the roads by practical expert
encc. That would be a good object
at which TO aim In meeting In Alou-
querquc. For my part, I'D like To sec
all the d~elegates 10 the state conyen-
ton come here in cars-if they haven't
cars OF their own. let them make the
trip In a friends auto. II Is the best
wuy TO prepare Themselves for a dis
cusslon Of the road situation intelli-
gently"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21

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table COMPOUND for weak women and
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
PROHIBITION WILL BE
VOTED ON IN CAPITAL
ON JUNE vENTH

Santa Fc. y. NJ, April 2i.-The
city council OF Santa .Fe last night
passed a resolution calling an election
on prohibition for the seventh day OF
June. Locally, practically nothing
else Is being discussed IN Santa Fe
but the wet and dry fight. both sides
expressing confidence that they viii
be able 10 win IL.
Al the council meeting last nlght
fi0O was appropriated for the relief
Of a number OF persons whose houses
had been damaged by the recent
heavy rains. The long period OF wet
weather here has caused "a number
OF adobe houses To- crumble ana one
or two have cavcd ia. Tho situation
OF several 81 the people Is pitiable
and relief measures are being taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
WHAT MAKES IT coz

what makes u go2 Tnat's what
everybody h. saying about the new
Mystery clock. 1Ne mystery clock.
10 be hung on the corner Of First
street ana Central avenue, h just "a
large glass face, with plain figures
two large hands and "a tiny compass
AithOugh 81 keeps perfect time there
are no visible works or mechanism
81 any Kind and everybody is trying
e. figure what makes II go.
standing in front OF the clock the
passerhy can easily soc IN front. be-
hind and all around the clock N see
that there are no electric wires or
springs 10 connect IL with any mech
unism which might Doe concealed IN
the window. You may have as many
gucsscs as you like. What makes Il
gof Watch for o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
ROOSEVELT TELLS
Continued from Page onc,j

g nutinucd from iaEc Ouc,l
~~
aud that hc would oppose Governor
Hughes denomination.
A letter from Bu nca tu Roosevelt was
Uttered IA c%,idcl,,. IL ous dated from
the Albany journal Office and in part,
read.
Ever since he has been governor,
Nr. Hughes has cndeayorcd through
biz sppcch,s and his attitude 10 arouse
recruitment ia every locality against
the men who have ncou doing the
political Wota OF the Republican
part. Some of those men are the
best aud most uusclnsh ct men. Some
pi them are the can and most
selfish uf mcu
~ was a gage Oi battle thrown
down which b. WuH my duty Ga resist.
ocausc n ! am To remain In the lead
crship Of this coultsy, that leader
ship must bee satisfactory 90 the he
publican people OF the country. 1
cannot o., exploited as q machine
made politician ur a patronage broker
without resisting the charge To the
best OF my strength.
II never could subscribe 10 the doe
trino advanced hy the governor, which
was this. Disagreement with him
I meant that IL mu1 was 20 rascal.
What I san most deeply Interested
in is this subject OF direct nomin-
lions which b. ever adopted oy his
state VIII lead To- untold evils In pub
lc lifo and place therein the cheapest
kind of ~ritizcut.'
boz the letter Barnes says:
'"rho men with whom 1 hay been
cooperating viii never r%clinluish their
hght against the principle of direct
nomination. aud declares that tho
su-e1liod scu,-nent for ducct primur-
las is purely pro-Hughcs sentiment
and has nothing 90 do with the merits
of the proposal
Tho letter continues: O.
"Dlrect nominations are am invita-
ton 10 party discord; but their evil
could Doe minimizod hy the holding of
unofficial primaries and unofficial CON
Ncltlous. which would bee unpucstion-
ably done O.
The idea OF getting rid of bosses Is
absurd. $50 lung us you have party
government.
~ sincerely hope ana trust that you
viii not become committed In such "a
way chat b VIII force am issue at tho
Saratoga convention ON this question
We should have q primary plank or
tho strongest possible kind to protect
voters and 90 give them every oppor-
tuuitg Co express themselves In coa-
y|outOnT. ,
when nominations are made they
should be final if the people do not
like them they can beat them at The
polls. the members OFF a party should
have q nance prior TO tho primaries
and conventions to exercise their
judgment n express their will
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
Today;s War
Summary

\ land and sSn attack On the
Dardanciics, on a larger scale
than M any time since the allies
began their effort tO win Con-
stantinoplc. apparently - immi-
ncnt Berlin reports that 10000
British and Ircnch troops have
been landed ON the north shore OF
the Gulf of sirOs. European Iur-
key. indicating that land opera
lions are under way. This force
presumably viii he employed Tor
an attack from tie rrar OF tho
Turkish f~Ortiitations along the
European side of the straits az
the same time that a lombard
NJ from the sca II undertaken
Toy the allied fleet. Additional
british troop. are arriving dailN
from Egypt ~ transports at the
Island al icmnOs, wcs oT the cn-
trance la the D~ardanellcs. M
heavy lighting has taken place
since the attempts Ia force the
straits "a mouth ago, In which two
British and two ircuEh battle
siiip5 were 4. An official state
mssnt from COnstantinoplc SAYS
that six torpedo boats attempted
Ia penetrate the straits ON Mon
dny night and yesterday there
was an engagement between war
ships and Turkish fortiii'atiOn~,
presumably la c~Onncstion with
the landing OT troOps.
a a.use4Asla l...unAss4aalnn ga
Home "a member Of the Italian
cna addressed u manifesto 10
the people 10 the eject that "tOn-
ISOLATION i approaching for the
Italians who have waited aud SUI
Tered" referring evidently to the
nations desire Ia absorb "unrc-
deemed Italy" ar the Austrian
provinces Ia the north. Austria
b. reported Ia he concentrating
troops hastily along tic border la
fear OF an Invasion bS Italian
troops, hut Prince won Bnclow,
German nmba-sador "a Rome. de-
nics that a rupture between Italy
aud Austria II Imminent.
A Berlin dispatch says that
IafiloW, tultciu, has been cNnc-
uated By the Russians on account
OT cno1iVc attacks of tile AUS
uian nrtilIcry. Tnrnow lies i55
miles west OF IGmberg.
OHicial information was recciV-
al la Berlin confirming previous
reports of a German victory over
"a british force In German Fast
Affica. The British losses were
given ~ about 700 and those of
the Germans a. SO.
Conditions were virtually I'M
changed yesterday along the
western front and In the eastern
arena alsO "a luil has come after
the violent lighting In the Car
patliians OF the Inst month. The
Onscial French and German state
mcnts of to-day report cOmpara-
lively small engagements at sew
ciai points Ia France. Each ,idc
claims tO have made SLIGHT pro-
gre~s aud 60 have rcpulscd the at
lacks Of tho other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
RULE TO GIVE
GREEN TRADING STAMPS

The Golden Rule Dry Goods com
pany today that Il will give
nh cash customers a substantial re-
duction on the purchase price OF their
articles through the re OF green
trading stamps. a section OF the
ground noor Of the store has beer vet
apart ana arranged as the parl0r for
the premiums. There will be an open
ing Of this department tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. The opening
viii be in charge 81 r. W. BOwden.
representing the -. a A." TRADING
stamp company putting Ia the sys-
tenn. There will be a magnificent ar
ray Of premiums az the opening to-
morrow. ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
HEAVY HITTING
INFIELDER SIGNED
BY MGR. REED

Charlie French, n second bascmnn
on the Union association salt Lake
team last year, is Manager Reeds
latest addition to the Albuquerque
lineup. French agreed TO terms Of
fered me transportation was sent
him yesterday. He is said to be "a
star. lie hit .32t last year.
Terms hav been offered TO Fred
Carman, "a first haseman. and carl
Ianlock. a pitcher. Zaplock was
with Providence and Denver last
and Cnrmau was with salt Lake
and Missoula OF the Union associa-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
TAX BOARD
Continued from Page one.)


II II can be avoided and we believe
II can. But we ann consent long
or h IA the burden Of omitted prop
crty should be shifted upon visible
property OF which ours is the LARGEST
unit In the state. / do not believe
that II n your desire, nor the desire
OF anyone hat VIC should be required
TO pay more than our share Of taxes
ana I know il is not right that we
should cary more than u share
simply because the state needs the
money"
Replying to "A question by Mr..
Earnest. Mr.. Bledsoe said. The bur
den Of taxation should be equal
among al classes Of property regard
less OF the result IN revenue. OF
every dollar IN taxes paid In New
Mexico, the Santa Re pays % cents.
Mir. Earnest said II think the
railroads are paying more than their
share In proportion 20 other prop
erty. But the law says that we shall
assess YOU property at It's full
value"
Mr.. Blodsoe: There Is a higher
law which IL recognized In and out
Of every court that Of justice and
equality In distributing the burden
We are willing TO share some of The
burden with you; we think we have
haen doing Il In the past, but we eX-
pect you TO do your best To make
other property come up on the tax
rolls and bear H. share"
The santa Pc concluded It's pre-
HentatiOn at noon, the tax officers
leaving for the east. Al the opening
of the morning session stephen r.
Davis, " Las Negar, appeared FOR
the Mountain states Telephone com
pany. the most interesting feature OF
his statement being a tabulation
showing that the Mountain states
company. out Of he net earnings OF
$4,000 In New Mexico last year, paid
$1,000, or 3S per cent, in taxes, Flg-
ureH complied by the state corpora
ton commission he said, showed
that the Santa Re paid ~ per cent
OF It's New Mexico earnings In taxes;
the III Paso a southwestern 10 per
cent and the Southern Pacific I per
cent lie said that Instead Of the
tentative value Of a million and a
half which the commission a fixed
that The Mountain states should pay
taken on approximately s630, 600.
The commission will be In session
the remainder OF the present week,
dcyoting It's Tins chiefly TO corpora
tion hearings and plans for reaching
omitted and under-assessed properly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
PERSONALS.


Regular meeting OF Railway EN-
ployes az 5 y. m. tonight az Wood
man hall. There viii be a large class
appear for Initiation. Al members
are requested 20 attend.
The Lutheran ladies will give one
Of their popular c%ofees. with hot sup
per IN the evening. az Mrs. NJ. l.. Al
bers' home, Old Town. tomorrow.
The Albuquerque Rifle club, which
was organized several months ago,
has Just received from the govern
ment a shipment OF high power rifles
for lis members. Models are on eX-
hibition In the window OF the san
Jose market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
LIST OF BUILDING
PERMITS FOR WEEK

Binding permits issued during the
ing:
John Bell. 500 south Third street,
addition. with sleeping porch above.
and an open porch in back.
H. A. Thorn 50i South Edith
street. porch and sleeping porch
above kitchen.
NJ. r. Sawteile. f0i south Walter
street, repair and remodel; tour new
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
LINING EN- OUT

The salary TO be- paid Manager
Reed IN a dark secret. Il hasn't even
been collected yet.
Jess Wizards 26-round battle for
the championship Is the longest bat
Tie In which The heavyweight title has
passed since the days OF John l.. sui
livun. Corbctt took ~ rounds to
beat John l.. In 1889. Sol Fitzsim-
mons finished Corbett In 10 rounds
la 1897 Two years later James j..
Jeffries took the crown from Fitz-
simmons In II rounds. Jeffries re-
tired In 1900. and refereed the night
In which Marvin Hart gained the title
by putting Jack Root away Ia l2
rounds In 1905. Tommy Burns beat
Hart In 90 rounds In 1895. Jack
johnson wrested the heavyweight
championships from Burns at sydney.
Australia, Christmas day 1905. In 10
rounds. Jenr.ss lasted ~ rounds In
his 1910 fight with johnson al Reno.
Mike Gibbons says he viii retire
from the ring to please his aged par
ents when ne In the recognized mid
dleweight champion. lie Is likely 90.
please n number Of young middle
weights more
Why confine the guessing of the
girls Ia the color of the Duke city
uniforms Why not give the little
dears a chance at the color of the
captains eyes and the shortstop's
hair?
Manager Tinker Of the Chicago.
Federals Is picking his team to win
the Federal league pennant this sum
mcr.
Federal law Will bar willard
johnson pictures from country Fed
eral law Is highly undiscriminating.
Wiiiard-Johnsnn affair wasn't "A prize
fight. but an anthrnpological argu-
ment between two scientists In which
Prof Willard der tonstrated the moot
point that q Caucasion wallop can Jar
loose the back teeth In a pegroid jaw,
Fo' de ldn's sake let dose pitchers
In
Thai ACCOUNTS for all the nnplcas-
antnoas. n q man has been a friend
Of yours for years. and YOU and he
are in baseball. keep your eye on that
guy.
Tucson ana Phoenix want 90 spit
the opening week OF the Rio Gr0nde
association. Past relations OF two
towns IL ground for belief that any
kind Of a split between them will be
popular with both places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21

Don't stop 10 resi- until the contest
II over and you nave received enough
yctcs % win you prize.
The extra oner 10 unlimited. You
VIII receive az many az the big cx.
ira ballots a. you can earl By your
subscriptions. Don't hold bnck your
subscriptions. Nev until you have
completed sets of nve six-months sub
scrlptions. bat send them IN a. soon
A. received that there may DO no de-
iny n starting the paper TO h sub
Hcribers. A careful record will be kept
during the period OF this oIfer, and as
often as o have a set Of I'VE six
months subscriptions the extra ball
lot for $4,000 votes win be issued to
your credit like the regular ones ls-
sued in h contest. There are many
ways in which a candidate can secure
the Interest and aid OF friends, but
the best way Il BY a personal cali on
thern, Tho leaders In the campaign
have mnny friends asslsting them.
Each person has a large circle OF
friends who are always glad TO render
any aid possible In a matter OF this
kind and b. calling the corporation
OF a number Of persons in such a
campaign az this. the circle or sphere
u the candidate H. greatly Increased.
Rcccipt Books.
Every candidate named In the list
should have a receipt book By this
time. II BY any chance you have
been overlooked notify the contest
department at once. and a book will
be mailed to you.
Ask For Information.
The campaign Is nov getting well
under way end those who are inter-
ested should understand the entire
plan thoroughly. II there II any In
formation you desire. feel perfectly
free to telephone or write M cam
paien manager. and he will be glad TO
explain the proposition from start TO
nnish. Telephone No. i6S. once
open every evening until , o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
M0RTUARY.
rNnernl or ~. Amin Jone..

Funeral services owe Mrs. Afria
Jones. Is years old. who died nj 1870
O'Clock Monday night az her home,
1891 East Grand avenue. from pneu-
monia, was held az . O'Clock this
morning at the church OF san Felipe
DC Neri. Burial was In Santa Bar
bara cemetery. Mrs. Jones was the
wife OF A. NJ. Jones. One sSa, s years
old, survives. She had been a resi-
dent OF the city eighteen years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
SUSPECTED OF STEALING
VALUABLE PAIR OF BOOTS

Jesus Baca was arrested this morn
ing by Chicf of Police McMillin on
suspicion 90 larceny. lie was taken
into custody after ne had tried To- sell
an expensive pair Of p~ruspcctors
thrcc-quarter boots in several stores.
The police say ne Was half drunk.
He told the chief thai he bought the
shoes Of another man for 80 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
20 TYPHUS SUSPECTS
X FROM VESSEL
BY THE AUTHORITIES

. New York, April 2l.-Physi-
. clans and surgeons AT Quarau- I
. tine, guarding New YORK from 4
= an Invasion oi typhus fever, now 4
= raging in serbia ana spreading I
. Ia Greece. removed so paisen- 4
. gers today from the steamer I
= Thcmistoclcs, in from Piraeus, 4
. and sent them 10 Hoffman island 4
. FOR treatment. Al showed cvi- I
dence 81 yermin Infection, hy 4
. which the disease is spread. 4
. Every passenger aboard was 4
y subjected Co physical oXamiua- I
= ton. -Four cases of typhus have 4
. been found at piurCus. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-21
CRIMINAL DOCKET TO
BE CALLED ON FRIDAY

The q case. which Judge Ray
noids declined 70 take from the jury
ON motion. was still on the dis
triet court this afternoon. II Il fin
lehes today the Arriaga murder trial
win be- started tomorrow morning.
Tho criminal dockct will be called
Friday morning az > O'Clock. Law
yers Interested In the criminal cases
are requested 20 be on hand.