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KNEE xEzE sz x b & = 1
IS SICKNESS A SIN:

II not. it's wicked to neglect illness
and means Of relief. It's wicked 70
endure Liver Ills. Headache, Indi-
gesli0n. Constipation, when one dose
OF Po-Do-Lax gives relief. Po-Do-
Lax is Podophylin lMay Applet, with
out the grippe 1t arouses the Liver
increases the flow of bile-Natnre' 5
antiseptic in the Bowels Your Con-
stipation and other ills disappear ov-
e- night because Po-DO-I.ax has help
ed Nature TO remove the cause Get
bottle fror yoar Druggist today.
Get ria OF your Constipation over
night
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NOTICE

We ahe undersigned Asalers have
found il very dissaflsfact9Ty saliing
ard iabriaAfing oila 90 time
Therefore we have decided 70 sell
fer cash onlY We believe by - do
Tag We can give better saFFise 10 our
patrons. a we wim Aage no charge
10 make o. books 20 keep o. collect
oss 10 Iag or bad ae0eunts to b@ek-
vFe wlsh 70 tAank aa our patrons
for tae basiaess iheg have siTan us
sa tae t2si ana ag..e Tor oonlnn-
aace 81 TIE sE 4 5ut after t-is date
tse a8ose items #ill e strictly cash
r Fl H0TGgToN MOTOR Co
MIDWAY GARAGE
OKLAHOMA GARAGE.
GUTHRIE GARAGE
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TO KEEP WIFE HOME
He BURNS HER SHOES

New YORK arg 5-Ars Arrris
lsairern az rs NepperAan avenue.
onksre had her aHsoand arrested
81 charged him wifh huruiue aH her
aatwer
se hnrned al my Shoes he co1ld
aaa shr ssia ln poiice eoart. and
hasl boashf . aea pair q shoes be
tat hem oft mg ieet ard burned
ie.i ta8
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aon 9aieerh1i prvezftd 10 his
aan seleaae f S al fhe iime
laaniag 30 stoHs kher So sou.dl Z
DO Shows N shs haa % go har'-
oted. sor her feai are isndef
Ti pe magistrate board me-
rsa ard a3fsarneI he ease
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INCREASE oil
PRICE MEANS
MUCH DRILLING
"a ~fIINe FfEID SaNI0H
SANDS MIL Rk iih-
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other husy seazss sll be inzugzFss-
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- b tns Tsarls.
Disasreeabie calomel is Yield
me TO Pleasant Liy-Ver-Lzx.

Prvsicizns generally agree that the
r-s1sesting. unulezsant elects Ct ea17-
rnel are das - t.e undes5rzby viulent
zctioz Il las cn tins sgstaza. For& k1sss
whie Far55us E1fstztlies have been
1rse5, but 4 vas city recently that the
really Wlass8 RI u rsslnssiy. LIV-NER-L4N
gszs preDaFel E1eczs fully - l. h.
Grigshg.
LEg-vER-Lax has an the good. and
nons of the lad efIeets Ct eal0meL u
& q necasty ia every home, aisays be-
i-sg resiy 10 ezeasse tnesssggssh fEer
and bise clogga1 system, with HO IN
rifzz1t after elects.
IFs-vEz-LGL s g1ar11tesd 70 give
szsss fact oa1- c- Tc-F zroney w1h De lna-
rsosiiarEiT sIes.lIs-el lissist On the ORG
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E-zi1g care 10 aECla dralsa.a eE=
aosnye. ssasan changes. and f4Eing :
treaamnar of ~ Kiag's New Dlseay-
cry Nsii positively relieve. an1 u
;lmf W5ll s1raT rll g0u- q rou-
Cough The fxat dose a0oiAes Ing
Irritation. cheEKs c1f g-oash, waier
aons in q shorf fima ur king's
Sea Discovery has been used snc-
SezsfaggF for - pears an1 Is guar
AEteed 90 care yca- MoneF hAAE y
" fz5lx Cef a bottle from golr Drag
gsst Es costs uals . Aiise ana wia
heip gaa 20 much
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-08-05

Al the Lyric ihe laaast reifase hF
Boe Hor1h. Inc. aypoerites a foai
reel dra "a written and directed aH-
der the personal direction Of Los
Wener win Be shown tomorrow TAis
IS a drama o. unusual aorelty and
strength. nlayel DIT an an star cast o.
fagofiies beaded aY Coartensy E0ote
and photographed bg tne two Eeil-
knogn cameramen. Dsl ClaEsoa and
Gaorge W. HiE
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a customer came Iats nv store
the other dzg and said 10 one q my
clerks. faFe Yoa ANYTHING tnat ~iil
cure diarThoez and My clerk Eeni
ana zot him bottle 81 Ghannb@Flsln Z
CoIie. cholera and Dtzrrhoea keI-
edy. and said to Aim. II this does not
rnre ron ! viii NOT charge yon cent
Tor IL So he took Il Aone and came
back Ga q 1Ag or TWO and said ne
was cured. writes }. II Perry & Co
Salt Greek. Va 0bizinable everg-
where
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ze--rrrenSs Chsm5sriain's Colir.
cnolera and Disrrs.oea Remeoy.
IA never hesitate 20 reconnuen1
eanber3aius Colic k'hOlera and d.
4rrAoea KeMedFs MFrfes So h3s'
aiaanB. merchant. Jesse. Tenn 4 sell
saore os il than 81 any other Frepa-
ratinns Of IKE character. have rs
- q FseM and found i gave me
more relief Ehaa anything else have
eger tired for TIRE same purpose
obtzlnahis everywhere
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PEACH GROWERS

p. = Heiluan a. tae Gatarie Tent
and sHn.ng eonFany las eFergthins
needed h fhe neneh sn0Eer Tents.
sheds a4eaa and table covers hask-
Il zhoailer etrans ana i-ach sacks.
Ever rllins ade of canvas. CaH
Fhare M for arempt serElae
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I. R. IS sTllLABULl
4 y RagsER ne sIs

ors,e- Bat N ii ana s-TAso-
sore Rosssrsas. N1o roAeEssd h0zae
,ass mormiue fr0an his western "trip.
isxssa : S,asenasaf lss- nigsls rsistfre
tn the reeFntlg pueiished aanpHare-
meat a some Of ne progressiFe rzEEs
leaders ID Men Yn-K stasa sAza EAey
iuseadea 10 enroli Eish me republican
party this year col0nes AooseFalt :
s,ztssnenr fossnxe
As regards the pTngressaFsE WAC
faxe announcad their intention of en-
rolling - reyasilezms In shis state.
hare noshiag 70 SAP. sNcept thai
;hsnx Il nas been fine of thss.s TO rlaxe
the great Hghs rsey have made anr51g
the nass three years for progressive
prncinses. zzd AN sure tnes arr
acting conscientiDasay il the ssey iAeE
aos4 take and EisA the purpose o.
doing wh2t lheY regard as most useful
10 me community
Holding the convictions do L
wosid be an impossibiliiy fer me my-
self 10 take that step ] shall enroll
as a progressive. and i any man in
/ shis state asfs nv advice shall aa
wise rim also 10 enFoa as pr0gres
sive
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pensia and consfipztion-9eakens the
0le Esrem Dozn's Regaists csc
per Bozl zei mildly on TIE liver and
At al drug stores
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NOTICE

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ticket at the Elks Hotel.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08
CON pl.armamcnl Re Eneoted

Whenever talk Of the re-establish-
ment Of peace after the present war
comes up. disarmament or the reduc-
ton OF armam ents II sure 10 be an
important issue. Just how the na-
tons shall effect a program OF dis
arming IL a vexed question. The En-
ryclopaedia Britannica cites IS the
only existing case OF .contractual re-
duction OF ornaments the Disafma-
ment Agreement OF the 2sth OF May,
1909. between the Chilinn and Argen-
time republics. BY this agreement the
two governments arranged 70 reduce
their fleets according 20 an arrange
mont establishing a reasonable pro-
portion betWeen the two fleets, ana
respectively promised noi 10 increase
their maritime armhments during
five years unless the one who shall
wish 20 Increase them shnll give the
other rs months notice 10 advance
The Britannica authority points out
that an agreement Of this kind IN
more feasible among states whose
nnvios are small, because In the ease
Of large navles It would be difficult
10 agree on a principle for Assessment
bf the proportionRte fighting value u
the respective fleets. Even compar-
~ntivcly slight differences In the ages
Of ships may make great difference
" their fighting value.
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n~esllsenee and me commission q

~negiisence and the commission Of
certain irregularities.
The specific aCta charged arc that
he bought Wild animal bounty claims
at a ~acpreciatea value. later cashins
them AZ face value; that ne changed
the date on one claim ana hat he
failed 90 record Instruments which Il
was required should be recorded IN
his oface.
The riieeationr, In brief. are that
Lncero purchased for 80 u claim for
SO held ~ cicillo Garcia. whose date
he afterward changed 20 one year
earlier. thereby haRing the claim paid
as OF the year 1912. instead or as 81
the yea 1919; that ne altered the
date on a claim Of A.. @. Montoya in
like fashion, that he Is grossly in
competent and that he has failed 20
record many deeds and other instru-
menls left with him for record in
Sandovni county, and that the o%ficisl
bond OF l. q M~ondraGon IS sccro-
tnary and treasurer Of the county
road board Of Sandoyai counts was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08
WIN the Japanese Armies Come &c
Europc2

Europc2
The discussion OF the possible en-
trv 81 forces into the Euro
moan field az war which has cropped
IN since the fall Of Taing-fau. must
into account the terms % inc
Anrlo-Japanesc treaty Of the l2ih Vi
August. 1905. A. quoted In the hn-
cyciopaedia Britannica this sets Out va
objects as follows
a '.The consolidation and main
a OF the general peace Ia the
regions Of Eastetn Asia ana lndiai
a 'aThe preservation % the cont
mon Interests Of the powers OF china
OF lnpurine the Independence - the
integrity ~ the Chinese empire. ana
the principle o. equal opportuniile.
Tor the ana industry Of al
nations IN China;
r. "The maintenance 81 the terfi'
toriai rights 81 the high CONTRACTING
PARTIES Ia the regions 81 Eastern
Asia and 81 india, ana the defense Of
their special Interests IN such re-
a,ons.
These terms would seem by impii'
catian. at least. Ia confine waFliks
operations hY Japan 60 Eastern
Asia and india
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left unrecorded until July a. 1914.
The complaint concludes.

left u~nrecorded until July 81. 1914.
The complaint concludes;
"Aii 81 the foregoing acts the said
district attorney for said sandoVai
county says establish corruption In
office, gross lncompetency and gross
negligence on the part of said Abe
limo l. Lucero for the duties Of the
office % said county clerk. and are
ACT and acts which il IL believed the
court or jury trying this Gauge
would pronounce corruption In office.
and all OF said act and acts beins
contrary TO the form Of the statute
in such case made and provided ana
against the peace and dignity Of the
state OF New Mexico.
''Thls accusation Is made By per-
mission Of the court, and "a based
.upon the affidavit OF Juan Doriin-
gucz. verified January 5. 1919
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08
LINING EN- OUT

The University OF virginia faculty
has voted thai In the uture the var
sity eleven will aot be allowed TO play
on grounds other than are owned By
one u the contestants
II IL pretty certain that william
Lone-star Dictz. VINO has helped the
Carlisle Indian football teems during
the past few years. will succeed q. =.
Warner as head coach next fall.
n. -. Chapman, captain OF last
years University Of Illinois Western
Conference championship eleven, has
the honor of being the first Illinois
nan selected 10y Walter Camp Tor an
ALL american position.
According TO p. r. Davis. the for
mer Princeton star, $50 colleges play
ed football IN the United States last
fall. In addition 5000 secondary
schools and i50 independent teams
! TOOK part in the game. over $4,000
games were played with $4,000 play
I ers participating.
Harold Janvrin. utility inhelder for
the Boston Americans, b. selling fur
lined ovorcoats this winter.
The Giants made moro runs against
tho Boston Nationals than any other
team, getting ~. Philadelphia was
ext with Iva.
nH-..H NH.MAm UmAaWNNaAa- MAna
the Detroit Americans, Is now az
Gulfport. Miss, getting the field there
In condition for spring training.
Pittsburgh has had nine managers
in the last 2s years; Phillips, Hanlon,
Hecker. McGonnigle, BucSeabergcr,
Mack, Donovan, watkins and Clarke.
According % President danney of
the Boston Nationals. there was more
proat in the two Labor day games
with the Giants than In th catire
worlds series
In rs years the Pittsburgh Ration
ais have won 2,thg championship
games against 1919 defeats. Their
average percentage Of Victories for
that time Ia .512.
-
The Detroit Americans are sched-
ulcd 10 play three exhibition sames
with the Cincinnati Natlonals next
spring. Heretofore the Cincinnati
park has been IN no condition for
these early games and the mannsers
Of both clubs are hopinR that they VIII
be able to carry out the program next
spring.
There seems % De- litle hope that
1915 win be- az brilliant az was ihlA-
There will be- no Davis cup tennis. mo-
International polo, little International
golf, no return Of the Harvard uni-
yersity crew 10 defend the laurcls won
IN English rowins, ana there Il llttie
prospect as a race for the American
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len Poe, who was captain of Prince
toms great 1853 team. Young Poe
nov Is on the freshmen eleven. The
Poe family helped 10 make Princeton
famous. Six % its members played
on various Princeton teams and earh
one figured In the Princeton successes.
-
Foot bali FIRST was played at Yaia
Ia 1879 and since that time Yale
mingled In 3S5 sridiron battles. Yale
won sfl Of those ass games. was tied
ln 10 others and only 20 times over .
stretch Of AZ years have the Yale coli
ors been lowered In defeat.
Since foot bail has been played
Yale has won the undisputod cham
pionship ~ times and on the II other
occasions it went through the season
unseaten, bur because one or two
other teams were unbcaten Yalc's
claim 10 be "A champion was disputed.
\ worlds series OF eleven games
may be all right, but Just think OF
watching the Browns and the Cardi-
nnis play eleven games.
Rip Hagerman had two reasons for
jumping TO the Feds. one was the
chance 20 set more money and the
other WA .,.s chance 10 get away
from the Naia.
Tho surprising feature of the Sl5,-
600 episode between Charley Ebbetts
and the Cincinnni club Is hat Eb-
belts actually expected the cincinnoti
club to separate Itself from $4,000.
George stallings says he is satisfied
with what his team has done but not
with the team itself. lie says he
knows places in the line-up that can
be strengthened. Now and then a
baseball manager evinccs a simple
common sense that startles one.
The Army and Navy eleyens are
tied for football honors with nine vic
tories apiece. That viii give addi-
tional zest to next years clash.
The Carlisle team was weak In fun
%damcntals. Il isn't often that an In
dian team fumbles punts az oftea AZ
last seasons did.
Cornell evidently could not he sat
isied to let Harvard do an the rec
ord breaking az football last fan. "a
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[. LuCER0
IS CHARGED WITH
IRREGULARITIES
Clerk Of sandoval County AL.
legged 10 Be Incompetent,
Negligent and to Have Com
mitted Wrong Acts.

10 = complaint filed IN the district
ouft here Today. foT sana0vnl conn
~. District Attorney NJ 4. V:gil
chnfgrs Abcllno l.. Lucero. clerk Of
saudefal county, with Incompetence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

the lihac8ns won from Pennsylvania
for the,second successive time.
Lloyd Bletzcr, end on , the M.
union college eleven. kicked his sslh
successive goal from touchdown efnr
a worlds record. The east didn't
produce IL player who could compete
with that during the season.
The only thing that McGraw rc-
grets about Marquard's jump 90 the
Feds Is that Il didn't cake place e
year ago.
=a=
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

n is true that a sudden cessation OF
kosiilities would make possible the re-
sumption OF sir Thomas Lipton's cam
paign on comparatively short notice.
and that the Rational Lawn Tennis
association has taken the preliminary
steps necessary To- insure It's right To
challenge In caHc the war sudden.y
ceases: but there is little prospect
that Il win cease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

thAi u VIII Sttrts
The high light Of the 1874 athisuc
keasOn emphasized such spectacular
happenings on the International hOrl-
ION as Ouimet's visit to France and
England. Lord Wlmborne's speetacu-
lar polo campaign, and the gathering
OF the tennis cracks Of All the nations
to play Ia the q. :. a viii not be
repeated for many a day. This all
leaves the situation rather duh except
Tor the United States Itself.
Jack skeily. old time boxer, who
lives In Gonkers. y. ", will be sur
priscd to learn that he was KILLED In
an article that appeared recently In
a 81. Louis paper. which stated that
George Dixon stglck JACK skeliy a
blow which resulted Ia the l%atter's
death.'
Before the Braves build that new
PARK u behooycs them To- consult
Connie Mack. who Is willing 10 trade
a lot OF seats for AN equal number OF
fans.
Connie Mack didn't sell Eddie Coll
Inns; the turnstlles sold him.
Walter Johnson may ne Idle next
summer, but II you are trying h. ait
800 in the American league you are
not golng to worry about u.
Now "a pugilist by The name
OF Tickle saunders. We haven't look
cd Tickle up, but We presume he is
"a feather.
n Bin Donovan can manage the
Yaniss and still keep that smile, we
are willing to take OF our chapeau
to Biil.
Great credit for tho splendid work
of the Cornell foot ball team last fall
me the general Improvement Of the
sport at Ithaca In the last two years,
Il due In a great measure TO the sue
cess Of the present coaching system,
headed BY Or. Albert u. sharpe, for
merry of Philadelphia.
$780,
Sharpe. with bis two assistants.
Daniel A. Reed aud Ray Van Orman.
lupOred patiently against great 0ddh
10 overcome the humiliating record Of
Cornell foot bah for "a decade back
and 10 restore II 10 a SQUAD basis at
Ithaca. That they have succeeded.
n great measure, the progress OF the
team this fall fully PROVES.
=----
out Of an the players Jack Dunn
snid from the Baltimore International
league team, only two made good.
Dunn, however. peddlcd something
Ike ssO,O0o worth ~ hall players be
fore he was through birdie cree aud
Pitcher Shore. sold 20 the Yankees
and HE'D sox. were the only players
who repaid the clubs which purchased
hem.
Princeton will have "A Poe nEain
4 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

Princeton will have a Poe nEain
year. Hos the o Of Edsar Az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

There seems % De- little hope that
1915 viii be- "a brilliant as was 1914.
There will be- no Davis cup tennis. no
International polo little International
golf, no return OF The Harvard uai-
v~ersity crew TO defend the laurcls won
IN English rowins. ana there i little
prospect 90; a race for the American
cup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

\ worlds series OF eleven Eamos
may be all right. but Just think OF
watching the Browns and the Cardi-
nnls play eleven games.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

Rip Hagerman had two reasons for
jumping To- the Feds. one was the
chance 90 get more money ana the
other was .,.s chance 10 get away
the Nasn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

Harold Janvrin. utility inheldor for
the Boston Americans, h. selling fur
lined o%vcrcoats this winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

n. u. Chapman, captain OF last
years University % Illinois Western
Conference championship eleven, has
the honor OF being the first Illinois
man selected 10y Walter Camp cor an
all-American position.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

The University Of virginia faculty
has voted that In the future the var
sity eleven viii not be allowed to play
on grounds other than are owned by
n Of the contestants,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

II IL pretty certain that william
Lone star Dictz. VINO has helped the
Carlisle Indian football teems durlns
the past few years. will succeed q. =.
Warner as head coach next fall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

Tho surprising feature OF the Sl5,-
900 episode between Charley Ebbetts
and the Cincinnn club is that Eb-
belts actually expected the Cincinnoti
club to separate Itself from $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-08

n Bin Donovan can manage the
Yaulss and Etill keep that smile, we
are willing TO take Off our chapeau
to Bili.