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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

wv ASH day IS another Of the grand
w old American institutions which
is hcing badly dentcd by the re-
%lcntless hoof Of progress.
i was once a solemn and alarming in
Stitution-half way between a volcano
and a famine Clouds of steam relied
up from the basement into the stricken
house The rough grating sound OF
knuckleg being worn of on the wash
board and the low, strahpling murmur
OF the mother, trying q repfovc three
children with her mouth full Of clothes
pins brought sadness to father as he sat
at the dinner table eating a cold potato
oi yesterdays publicatioh Hud sustaining
life with the thought that tomorrow
would be ironing day md that IL he
wanted any dinner lie could fry himself
an egg.
Those were grand old times. but they
are rapidly passing away Wash day IS
now no more serious than mn ordinary
attack OF measles in the family. Move
adays mother stuqs The washing ma
chine full Of dirty clothes on Monday
morning. turns on the electric current
and telephones the power house 20 have
the Bremen keep up he current, as she
wants 90 get through IN time 20 60 70 the
club in the afternoon.
Niagara Falls now washes most Of
the clothes in Buffalo, n. y. and II I,
ever has a hackache il doesn't mention
the fact. II not only waches them but
Il wrings them and IRONS lhem-and Il Z,
tears any % them in the process il TURNS
the sewing machine until mother scws
them up.
Henry Ford is one Of the worlds
greatest washerwomen too. The num-
Der Of aundrcssos who call for the
clothes in an automobile is growing
each month by leaps and bounds.
The modern hired girl does not ask
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
ReppgIolks SnopS6ots
GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS w. JAY E HOUSE
GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS
PUSH BUTTONS.

| walked into the office of a busy man
the other day. His desk was clear with
the exception Of one little c1uiriylnce az
the corncr-a little block OF wood with
a half dozen pearl eyes on top-a little
family Of Push Buttons.
As we talked, this subject was q <
gcstcd and that subject And every once
IN 4 while, the trained fingers would al
most mechanically touch this button. and
that button, and Immediately. without
loss OF time this clerk. ar ~stenoprapiier,
Or executive would appear, get his in
s,ructions and then as uucctcmoniuusly
disappear, while thc great director of that
vast business machinery sat al his desk
calm and dominant
And ever since, ] have tried TO evolve
the many little lessons IT the Push But
tons.
have thought Of the marvellous ma
chinery OF my body and Of my mind, and
say; Not another organization, no
matter how Stupeud0us, can compare
WIN this organization oi my own" But,
have realized how incomplete the
hanGllng OF this more marvellous human
organization Is when compared 10 that
great organization dominated by that big
man h fingers pressed the Push But
tons.
| have been working at figuring out a
little Push Button system OF my own.
And suggest Il 20 you. Here Is the
little Button TO get "a bed early and rest
and relax your great little Machine. And
here is the Push Button TO rise promptly
and 10 lose no time in The preparation Of
the Machine for the days work. Then
there is the Push Button to do this
thing, and the Push button 10 do that
other thing. But the Important Thing
is TO get these little Buttons properly
labeled and 10 learn 20 mechanically feel
your fingers 20 them at the proper time
and to get an Immediate Response.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

Hon Tubereulosis s Contracted
BAL MlIIIAM nnAnN M n.

Not by living in the same neigh
bofhood, nor by working IN tic same
Office. nor by being a descendant Of
the family in which tuberculosis cx-
lists or has existed. That Is the con-
sensus Of authorities to-day.
More or less Intimate and pro-
longed contact with the disease ap-
pears TO be the essential requirement
Tor infection with tuhereuiosis--sueh
as the contact Of young children
with one another at play and at
school; the contact Of young lovers.
the tainted kiss, the contact OF hus-
band and wife, or parent and child.
or roommatcs, or chums.
a cleanly, intelligent. conscientious
consumptivc who Is able TO help HIM
sell or herself is certainly not a men
ace 10 anybody's health. NJ direct
transfcrence Of infected saliva. or
spray from mouth or nose, or saliva
contaminated utensils or articles is
avoided, then the disease cannot be
spread.
An individual with tuberculosis Is
morally. II not legally, bound 10 cx-
pectoratc only in a receptacle de-
signed for the purpose and to burn
or disinfect the spuium at least once
a day. Any person with any knowl-
edge or sense OF courtesy will hold
the hand or handkerchief over the
mouth and los when coughing or
%sncezing. Any M who fails 20 do
SO should be punished even more
severely than the person who cxpec-
soratcs IN a public place, Tor spray
infection, By means Of invisible drop
lets OF moisture given of in ~snecziag
and coughing, and carrying perhaps,
virulent germs suspended in the drop
lets, is believed 10 be the most ire
luent means OF infection BY tuber-
culosis. pneumonia, influenza (so-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

a young lady 10 ,rudre with him through
lie IS RisiuR way 10 the future hus-
band who pulls the ground plan of a
downstairs laundry on his ffail young
s~wectheart. and asks her II she thinks
she loves him enough to hang out the
clothes il the local electric light trust or
water company will do the rest.
One reason why woman Is demanding
the vote with more and more fury is be-
cause she isn't so extinct on TUESDAYS
as she used 10 be when wash day was
% gymnasium with turkish bath attach
ments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
CONSIDERING THE INDIAN.


TT can hardly be possible that thoss
who stiil persist in talking Of tbs
= pnssing Of the American Indian and
who seem 20 be remarkably successful
10 getting their articles published, take
the trouble 90 ~acquaint Themselves with
tho facts, says the Christian scienee
Monitor. The truth h, II government
reports are 10 be trusted, and there Is
no good reason for doubling their &c.
euracy in this respect, instead Of pass
ing, the American Indian In the United
States 5s just coming into his own. OF
course he Is eeasing very largely to be
the picturesque individual he was sew
enty-five, fifty or even twenty-five
yenrs agO. II q is the Indian Of the
'*wild West" type that is meant, he
aHsurcdly IL passing, and his passing is
no new thing 20 anybody who knows
either the West or the Indian. Visitors
70 the trans Missouri region, 20 the great
Southwest or 20 the grent Northwest,
are probably greatly surprised in these
days because they 90 not see blaEketed
Indians around the railroad stations or.
Indian villages in their trips into the
interior. The b~lanketed and the no.
madic Indian are rare sights in any part
Of the United States today. Yet In.
dians are 70 be seen in plenty If one
look for them in the right places, aud
II one happen 20 be expert Ia discerning
the Indian from people Of other dark
skinned races.
Cato sells, commissioner Of Indian
a~ffairs, ONE pretty near summing up
The entire matter when be says, AZ he
Sold o representative Of this newspaper
resentlyi This spring we have fur.
nished the Indians nearly three times
as much seed o. during any previous
year, and there il every Indication that
they are becoming thoroughly aroused
70 their industrial opportunity. This ~
trne not only along farming line but
qnite NJ much, If not more 30. in stock
raising
There is ample evidence going 10
shsw that the Indians are becoming
very successful formers and stock rais
ers. But no limitation need be placed
upon the Indians capabilities that =
not placed upon tho capabilities az the
white nan. In public life and IN pub.
lie office. in the professions and 10 shs
trades, Indians are quite as prouinen,
and quite as sueeessfnl nE whites 10
day, considering thom relatively Their
arr many Indians now in responsible
posifions In the state and national gov
ernmcnts. The advancement VI the IN
dlan En- the last twenty-five years ha
been remarkable, and IN no aay Is
more promising than IN the fact that h
is ready ~ take the work that lis
nearest him, quick in the mastery % il
detail. and ambitious 20 succeed in
and 70 progress beyond II.
The Indian h. not going; be- 10 comm,
Altbouob girof. HeilfT0a saws Pros
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
re PEOPLES T
LEGAL III
~ Err. BTANSON NN~IRb

nc estate, o. any fari Of H. oficr The
fathers dcdfhS
s. Yes. provided the transaction -
free from ifhUd and there Is uo at
tempt % iriurc creditors
Guaranteed Another Mans Ell
Q. Can ! Dc nude lfrgiiy reftYHti
bic bcraHsf / guaranteed ~ fIymcnf
~ lH1ficr mIH bar
a. Yes. It the guaranty was IN wit
ing
First Cousins May Not Marry
@ Is ths marriage af FIST ,oonti
legal so WltOis'
a. 80.
Conductor Assaults Passenger
p. Is q street ulla.dp cImtlHr d,
1hi, fer Il -uu5r0gHkff assault and
battery cpmaiHcd hy one ~ SIS som
dICiargF
a. Yes II committed In the ordinary
and usual c1rr of the employment,
Otherwise. not
Her Pianos Out Of Tune
o ! purchased a tilro aHi btf m1n
Promised N Keen % H fuic and 10 20 ii
rfflr for q scar. ne has not d0nf So
Could / make him legally rfif ra lici
A. n the promise was made al the
time Of your purchase. and o.. par; Il
the consideration or a. an .ndugemcnt
% you 90 huy, and you relied upon u.
you viii have the right o. sue.
Paid in Fu!l-Mnybe
O / rrrruay CHfiDyrd % man g. 10
som icIyi fhlHi Nty promises aud tIii
Zion Du a basis of f5rfHig cents an hour
] gaze him wy clstk and 'vy0ic ab0u
d, ,U he i1Utf itfi-haHd Garner. fis
utIrds |'i'0rMfHf tor tabor d0uf-H
Jull' he 1l.fpfri niS tictk IEi ri5hrd
70 Tic HH,y says 70 mistake as Wtdc and
that ! SiH case Dim some money for tbs
ipHrk inff the rIH-cifI lIcck. 5rlieh
has been returned % me By tho taHk, a
receipt ~ iidi'
A. The mere fact that the man &c
copied the check and clshcd il Will not
prevent him from calling on you for
more money, provided YOU really owc
more. In case hc sh.Jil sue you. how
ever. you could produce the check.
showing the payment made by YOU. and
IL would then be necessary for him 10
prove hy greater OF ,truugcr evidence.
that there Is still a balance due him
Hired-Fired-Suedi
O U'H j b. liable for d~ischarrine
. house SfrgdHi ~ df md Of fipO frffkS
after hlsDig engaged her for three
m0Hhtsy
a. Yes, IL there was no reasonable
for your action.
rCr the legui questions Vou icish 10 ASK.
ne nHsWrr t0Hi appear Nf fhiv column.
provided sfuHpft. addressed envelope
Peoples Legal Friend 90 care Of tbs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
Views OfThe Press
.
Tenant Farmers
lFrom lhe Memlll ~ semilarl

ants, they usually have the dcccncy 10
permit the tenants 10 enjoy whatever inn
prOvemcnts they may make without de-
handing any increase IN rental. In Ire
land the landlords are ala absentces, who
wiring what money they can out OF their
tenants, 10 be spent in other countries,
and the Irish condition seems 10 prevail
20 no small extent in several OF the states
in this union. II may seem radical 10
say so, but the impossible radical Of TO-
day IS the possible and commonplace Of
n short time hence, and the suggestion
that paper titles 10 agricultural lands
will sometime he abolished and that the
cultiyator win hold superior title % the
land he works, may yet be the law Of
the land. The man who owns more
acres than he can cultivate may yet be
compelled TO surrender all excess % his
n%cighhors or 10 those who will make
good use Of them. Land titles must have
n beginning somewhere, and as God
created the land for the benefit Of his
children, as they succeed each other from
generation 10 generation. the man who
wrote the first deed alienated something
that he i1d no title 90. Systems Of gov
eminent ard the management OF prop
crty may he scientifically projected, and
learned books may be written on them,
but in the last analysis what Is best for
the greatest number Of people will be
done, because II is necessary that il
should be done, and free access 10 the
land by people who will industriously
cultivate il is becoming more and more
an economic necessity. The working and
producing class must be given wealth.
producing opportunities. and the parasite
class. who produce nothing, must be grad
ually reduced and wholly eliminated ulti-
mately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
Essays
l2 s. GEORGE FITCH e..
WASH DAY

How many in the family pleasc2' She
asks: Have yoh a washing machine
that will turn on with q swiiChf' And
nowadays the young man who pulls a
diamond ring from his pocket and asks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

called rrippc) bronchitis. and, most
important Of ali. the common cold"
Experts IN tuberculosis OF the
lungs teach that childhood Is the
time Of infcction-which shoulders
in glands until later in life; youth 10
the time Of specialization, or the
lighting up Of the smouldering spark.
Much market milk Is found to
come froEi tubercular herds, and
young children often have seroiula
Uubercular lymph glands IN the
ncck), the bovinc tubercle bacillus
being the type OF germ present IN
many Of these cases Tuberculin-
tested. pasteurixcd or, best OF all.
certified milk will insure against this
mode OF infection.
OF course the hereditary theory is
no longer retained. What has passed
for inherited consumption has been
nothing more nor less than the re-
suit Of intimate contact in the fam
iiy or household life.
Thus we have the problem mar
rowcd down TO definite principles.
Tuberculosis (consuniption) is con
vcyed through unclcanliness, care
~lcssness. ignorance, yiciousncss aud
persistence in all OF these sins. Pow
crty fosters such sins. and Of course
lhc whole community. aud not the
unfortunate victim, is accountable
for poverty in every instance.
Questions and answers
DiffdrU for VicibI Of Urlc Acid De
insiOE. Please suDgcst a dietary for ono
suffering Uith uric acid
RepiN
Yos. II YOU win nrst explain how YOU
developed the dolusion.
ToBin0 vita q Torpid liver Would a
massage roller benefit a torpid lircrf
Replu
Not much In this lifo.
Pertaining q Hcaiih. n Your question
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
UHY MUST THEY HAZE
M HHLNR

NETi 3
WANTED4 horses IN wcirh At leas,
1900, having hcayss but all right
otherwise. also saddle nony and some
End hand wagons L. Il. Bjoin.
Rice Lake tNis) Chronotypc.
MODERN IIFISECT}ON PARODY.
y Ike to see a little dog arI carve
INN ~ alive.
How nc would like a tail to wag. when
starting 70 FeyiScF
IN THE IRE SELF STARTER
Usikk AGES.
"l ~ say This IS 4 real antique that
It's maker iidHt get 20 hnishs
Yes. indeed DcioTc he had cutie
completed the job lie was run over aud
killed by his motor car that he was
trying to crank.'
INCONSISTENT PERSON
Judge. this man was throwing
tones "a our meeting placc-thc very
cradle u ihe s~uatagist movement in
this city"
"'Ncll. madam. isn't IL sour own
theory that men ahould rock the cradle
AHN NHA A#Nhf
THE DAY or PORTABLES.
What llat package uuirr yoar left
arm, Suhbubsf'
That my lev tn automobile"
"Ard uldsr your tight
"The parts OF the new come packed
portable garage sent Tor last week
NECESSITIES.
a necessity h. something that was
onrc q luxuTy
As soon rs YOU could get il you
changed the lllvl
Wca'lay people have a great many
more nscrssities than poor people have,
The poorer ihcy aye the less thcy
have a. have.
The cave man TAD 70 have a hig
cluh, n stone AK and a bear skin.
The caye-man's defendant has 10
have an automobile with a sell starter,
and a power pump for the tires.
My mother had 10 have a chufn.
MS wife and children have 20 have
creamery butter al forty five cents a
pound. without %m9istening their fingers
q bclp produce T.
Nobody really knows what a neces-
aity IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

n. Dilemma-and Tho Mortgage

q 4 mm ,glS embarrassed fnir-
cigliy and ~ danger q prosecution 90
fit r!drer II cmbc--lcm-iL tndtr
these r.rcua5iGrrcr. hc g8,f q mort
Co., ohi,h his igit, also signed hcf a.
hOH briuE Influenced iy nc unforft-
Fiie condition bis AFFAIRS The tcI-
son m ahogc tltar ne mYiirlrr fgtf
ga fU H'ft u' liifuf' % induce Ibis
mans -.Ilf % sign tc fItcr uHi hla
n1'hfIg 90 d. oiih thr Threatened
criminal proceedings GsIH,i him is
nt mJ'irare gH0f'
s. II the facts as YIN give ihem
are correct. the mortgage Is good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

Although Prof. Heiifroa says Presi-
lent wilson poaiiioa ON aubmariDe
warfare IL untenable, the president
seems 10 be retaining IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
lie D;dn't Dig His Cellar to Be n
(ialnrn

@ The authorities II Me dify seievc
! he caused the grade Of u Part of u
street 10 BE- raiSed for he Purpose II
directing me fog0 of spafcr IN q differ
cHf. 5Vdy and tBitrotlHq he drIiHlrf.
.Siace hcB ! hdtc found hii MY pam
ncs arc foodfd uh0icsct M,rf Is =
hcdsy rainfall Cpnjd J refot,r dam
ages from the oiyf
A. II the injury 20 your property
vas caused by the negligent or 1rr-
less name in which tie work was
done, you can recover damages
las Illegal
q May ifr1 flIsJHS make q stIi
contract concerning q matter forhidifi
iy the state il;yT
A. No.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
GAL
ON AGAIN

THE VITAL CONSIDERATION. :
Tel me not IN spfiqhtly measures.
Of hSr beauty AZ the ball;
Ten me not what wondrous costume
She was CARRIED in-not a ALL
Boast not Of her quccnly figure,
When she knew she was on show
is she. beautiful ~ breakfast
That's the thing ID like 10 know.
WELL-TELL EYERYB0DYi
Mrs. D. G. Wilcox spent Saturday
night a tbs home Of A. Rpmp-Cor-
respondenee. The Basaboo Republic.
IN OFFICE SECRET.
When the spaes,writing Johnny can't
think OF a thing.
He writes Of the poets who sing in the
spring.
CLARIFIED.
Il notice you have a great many big
mosquitoes here, but they don't ever
bite. Why is tF
We'll, yen see there was a veterans
reunion here last summer. and the m
sects all broke off Their beaks on wood
en- legs"
WIS LOUIS HENRY'S WIFEf
Louis Richter moved on Monday
from Sec. "a 70 Sec. 30 That will
leave Henry to batch unless he finds a
cook Hurry Henry, the eowbeils
arc ready"-Riee Lake (Wis.) Chron-
oiype.
SHE MADE N or HIM
$50 Brmicy IS dead Did he make
= good hushandf'
NO lfa wife did"
HON she DID IT.
How did you find yovs husband
when you VEN home?'
by asking all the ncighbors and tele-
phoning three clubs. two saloons and
a garage"
HIS ONLY WAY OUT.
"Nvho was that trump you were talk
ing 20 over by the Conservatory door a
bt agor'
That SIR. was my wifer'
20 J didn't mean her. ! mean, the
woman with her"
7 hat Was our daughtcrl'
u never said itr
UTC ~ 8FN DFrvy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
ms ONLY TN ~.


wife, the doctor tells me ! have
but a few days more, 81 most. TO be
with you"
20. Georgel For heavens sake hang
on until ms dressmakcr gets back TO
town wouldn't year a stitch Of
mouning anybody else made"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
Division Of Estate

Q. has a father tht D. i' D. gre a
sum Of money 10 Dos soH, 81 years old.
uf0H reeeisiHg a tr0mi1r from hr lat
Ter that he anil rot make any claim 10
Tho Peoples Lsg1i Frteuf tiI ans.
n pour question Is Yf 9rH'rul tnffrtsi
N not tht ou8usr WiU be- scut o. Dou a.
q rHciog'd Address al i,tttrs 10 IN
Newspaper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
Conductor AssAulta Pa.senEor

p. Is q street ruIl,lV COMPANY o.
ahi, fer Jl -mfroratr3 assault and
battery cpwniHcd hy ono ~ us c0H
dICiarSF
a. Yes II committed in the ordinary
and usual c1rr of the employment,
gthsrwf.a mot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

yVTASH day Is another Of the gran,
w old American institutions whicl
= Ln.nm III. I.na.l L.. 81 -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31

WANTED horses h weigh At least
1900, having hcayes hu, all right
otherwise. also saddle pony and some
End hand wagons T. H. Bjoin.
Rice Lake (Wis.) Chronotypc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-31
Fir.t cou.in. Msy No. Msrry

@ Is ne marriage ~ FIST tpaDtHi
'Pai 30 H.rOis'
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-02
GEN ERAL.

Representative S. A. Witherspoon
Of the Fifth Mississippi congressional
district, died at his home at Meridian,
Miss.
About s5s,OOO has been stolen from
the state industrial insurance fund
through forged warrants for injury
claims, cashed mostly in Seattle, Ia
coma and Olympia saloons, it was es-
tablished at Olympia.
The formation of a $4,000, 900 COM
pany, backed by leading financiers of
this country to develop the foreign
trade of the United States, will be an
nounced by the National City bank.
it was learned in New York.
Delegate James Wickersham of
Alaska, who arrived at Seattle from
the north en- route to Washington. an
nounced that he would introduce a
bill at the coming session of Congress
providing for statehood for Alaska.
Ruth Fischer, IL years old, adopted
daughter of Emil Fischer Of Cicero, a
suburb of Chicago, shot and killed her.
self with her foster fathers revolver
because playmates taunted her with
not knowing "her own father and
mother"
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-02
WESTERN.

The Texas State Teachers Associa-
tion, in convention at Corpus Christi,
overwhelmingly voted down a resolu.
tion pledging the "mild support" of
the association to woman suffrage.
Hotel reservations for Republican
delegations from nine states have
been made at Chicago in anticipation
that the 1916 Republican National
convention will be awarded to Chi
cago.
Arthur Hauser. confessed holdup
and fugitive Colorado convict awaiting
trial on a murder charge in Omaha,
who announced his intention of COM
mitting suicide by starvation, was un-
able to resist the temptation of
Thanksgiving turkey and called off
his hunger strike.
Nine hundred non-union men,
Charles w. Harris, adjutant general
of Arizona, announced at Phoenix,
have been assembled at Duncan, Ariz.,
to be used as strikebreakers, replac-
ing miners in the Clifton-Morenci-Met
calf copper district who went on strike
in September for higher wages and
union recognition.
Cheyenne record., 1915-12-02
THE SAN FRANCISCO FAIR.

Most Profitable Ever Held, But
Third in Point Of Attendance.
San Francisco, Calf, Nov. 30
Most profitable, but third in point Of
attendance of all American worlds
fairs, 17,S5O,OOO persons will have en-
tered the Panama-Pacific Exposition
gates when it closes next Saturday,
officials estimated.
That the interest in the Exposition
was not tagging was shown by yes
terday's attendance Of nearly 165.00O.
making it the fifth largest day in
point of attendance. Nearly 100000
entered the gates during the week
ended last Saturday.
The Panama-racific Exposition
opened February 2Sth. In about a
six months perioi each the Chicago
worlds fair registered an attendance
of 27,0O0.O00 and st. Louis reported
nearly 100000 attendance for, the
Louisiana Purchase exposition.