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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

lection fund. and learn his ideas rc.
sarding the busincss-iske propagation
Of hig game In the unused portions OF
national forests. Dr. Hornaday is
n Of the best known American nat
uraiisis and has for several years been
engaged In working out plans for
wild game protection. Propagation
Of Wild game on parts ~ the national
forests not used for grazing domestic
stock win result within q few years
IN an enormous supply OF animals
which may be killed for food. In the
opinion OF DIT. HornadRy. The 30
called Hornaday plan for stocking
certain parts Of tho forests with sanne
has been agreed upon informally BY
officers OF tho federal forestry and
biological survey. Provided the game
protection plan is adopted BY CON
grcss and enacted into federal law,
New Mexiso should become a para
disc FOR sportsmcn within a few years,
there being In this state many ideal
places for the breeding and propaga-
zion 81 Wild animals.
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supposed. e a. not q barron region.
but we'll timborCd and rich ion plant
aud animal life. Mountain sheep,
comparable TO the chamois az the
Alps, range I'm the upper regions.
Horo, tod perhaps, although tho Of
hcisl description noglcctB 10 mention
V, tho gay giascutuI once had rs
habitat, that curious little creature
whose right legs wore shorter than
10 left ones, enabling n 10 climb
mountains with surprising speed, by
running around them spirally.
Thia makes the thirteenth scenic
reservation Ia be acquired by tho
Government, Ia various parts Of tho
country, as pleasure grounds for an
the people. under the policy inaugu..
rated In the act OF 1872 establishing
the Yellowstone Park. The visitors
10 these parks aggregate nearly a
quarter-milliOn every year. with
the new Rocky Mountain Park, and
the unusual volume OF tourist traf-
hc. Il Is probable that az least three
hundred thousand people viii enjoy
these Government Fairgrounds this
gummer.-PTcSbyteriGR Journal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
WEALTH APpoRTIoNMENT.

THE European wal has placed m
the hands Of American manu-
iacturers enormous orders for
munitions and supplies. the war or
dcrs carrying wita them immense
profit for manufacturers The labor
ers in the factories. with full known
edge 81 tho great profits. Hre nstur-
ally demanding that they share IA
such profits In the shape Of better
wages and more desirable WORKING
hours. The mechanics and lsborcrs
cannot be criticized for seeking 10
take advantage OF distorted social
conditions. They are simply en-
deavcring to profit by the needs Of
the contractors Increased dividends
for owners Of stock In the factories
mean increased wages fer the
workingmen. In other words, there
is now an opportunity for many at
the big manufacturers to place in
practical operation a few Of the the
successfully introduced nS
Henry Ford. An apportionment Of
the gain in wealth among the real
producers Of IL seems 10 have here an
opportunity for application.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
zErrEIAN RAIDS.

TtOR tho twenty-first time since
the European wal began. the
Zcppclins have raided the coun-
try In the vicinity OF London. The re-
of the latest aerial raid is ten
killed and thirty-six injured. an OF
them. Il Is understood. being civilians
The killing OF non-combatants use
lessly cannot be accepted as a par,
OF civilized warfare and II Is difficult
TO see what Is gained BY aerial raids
except perhaps. the fear that such at
tacks inspire IN the people directly al
iected.
Aerial raids are used alike BY the
allies and the Germans. Aerial opera
lions By the ullles have been worse
than useless when directed against
non-combantants. Raids against mill
itary works. Notifications or stores
are legitimate and cannot be con
demned. Killing Of civilians. who
happen To be unfortunate enough TO
set in the way Of a death-dcalinE
bomb is not real fighting and has no
place In warfare.
There Is a legitimate field Of opera-
tons for army air craft. Their oper-
atoms should be confined to that
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
Views OfThePreSS
-9
Rccky Mountain National Park

TIN nr,a..uart OF tho In.
tcr.nr .I. tHn attention of
those HU. .rr iu. America
uIi3 sumrr poo 'ho fact that
this g. tIu ..I ..lsaa under Gov
eminent control of tlc '~stupcnious,
g~no"rnppod fH.u.f.iu ridge OF Colo.
RADIO, the ..u OF fuo World tho
great hactu.. 70 the continent,
now ana ha.afH.r 90 hc GoIirn4tcd
the Rocky Mountain National Park"
This Alpine wlndcrland, seventy
niles northwr OF Denver. about
thirty hours rido from Chicago, has
long been known 20 tour'sla, some
nfty thousand. including many
campers. having Visited II last yoar.
Secretary lane took formal pos.
session ON the FIRST Of the present
month, under An act Of Congress u
the last session. Tho reservation
lies on either side Of tho Continental
Divide. It's crest being about fourteen
thousand feet above sea level, and
IT'S lowest plateaus about eight thou
sand feet. Tho outlook embraces
some sixty peaks and two hundred
iaked. Contrary to what might w
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
The Man Who Eecides to Take
a Later Train

We scur'y around helping him
find his hat aud gloves. We stand
on the step and wave him on. And
then just a8 wore sittilg down to
recover % lost brcath-ho turns
UP, againl 81 decided I could take
that later train. after ALL" he an.
nouncos, iugcnuously confident OF
our delight. We bring q counter.
felt smile 10 lips. Half an hour
before, wc should have been gen.
uincly delighted if he had decided
Ia tako the later train; IN fact wo
urged him 10. but nOw-now that
we've lost our breath helping him
get of! Surely the nan doesn't
expect me- IN feel the same delight.
now, that We should have felt II
he hadn't lot us waste VA efforts
and u smiling good-byes on him.
And perhaps, deep down IN us.
those smiling good-byes hurt most:
his coming back somehow carica-
lures them-mnkes them dance be-
fore us as so many useless grimaces.
hut n changoable friend sees none
Of " reaentfulness. He'll never
die from over sensltlveness.
nc ldugh's u gRgdU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

6 hy GEORGE FITCH s..
AMERICAN UNIVERsITIEs-KANsAs

TUE University ~ Kansas Is
located az LawroEgc. which
was once % peaceful. happy vii
lace with nothing Uo,so than Guam
trclIH raidcr3 20 contend with. Now
the Greek lcttcr frltcruiticl bar
bccuc ircsiU an over the cite and
the Old inhuOitaufa Who remember
tho massacre shake their heads aud
declare that the world is growing
steadily worse.
high hin from which S|l.OOO.OOO
worth Cf wheat can 10 viewed in
season and has % catupua s0 large
that tho professor play pDlf on a..
II was founded about hity sclrs ago,
las over 600 studrnia aud gets as
much money FROM tho Sr1tr cICh
year ~ Il woull get from a
$l5.0po GOO cldGwmcut fugi gut out
a. interest part 90 this = 1ncy rs
spent in building .tr1o buI iIugs OF
large acreage and part Of j zoos I'm
the prodGciicn Of lawycrr. .ucors,
tootors, poets md Newspaper mon.
Tho Kansas school az journalism i8
very Contemplating and 10 stsdont
would he3iiut- 90 burn q barn TO
provide RuyI IN q dIil day
Kansas atadcntg nrc very lively
and do not dopnnd ON traditions for
amusement. They think nothinr Of
getting up an entirely now set Of
traditions each fan Their only
permanent ambition 20 beat Mis-
rouri each yoIr iU football and vuen
an nluMHIa DOCS mot turn up ~ tho
annual game DIS elias. sends 20 ola.
lions ~ .u..f 10 the widow.
Twisting thu a. o.ri tigers tail
and teasing f.a Wyoming diansaur
ln tine museum arc to- two rrolt
Kansas adventure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
NUDGE HAS BOUGHT
PEC0S v HOME
RUM0R IN N FE

Santa Pc. *. NJ. Aug Is. That
Henry Winsor has sold his Cowl,H
ranch pa the Pecos river 90 ~ a.
Nudge. chairman of the brrri p.
directors OF the Rock Island. for Co.
500. b. reported here Fof lutuy
years Mr. Mdgo and family have sprn,
the summers on the Pocus
u was also rumorcd here llut Fntd
Harvey, head of tho Harvey s"ai U.
Is planning 10 build "a summer nuo
on the Pccos, which is taken rs can
indication that perhaps eventually %
Harvey summer resort will he puilt at
attractive point alang me
river.
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OfAqinQnAgin
sSTRlcKLANDXMyClLuLM


A sIdeear Il a bathtab attached
20 the port side Of n suffering
velocipedo.
Anyone who needs a bath and
hasn't dine 20 take II at home can
have q OF these fiied and soak
IN al Of u that don't siop out while
hubby or lover crccps along az about
ninety miles an hour.
our idea OF away below zero In
going somewhere Is TO travel In a
eidrcar.
We would Just as leave be placed
in a bag and carried over somebody's
shoulder.
N n child Of ours-at least any
male ~child-shouid ever be caught
riding in a sidecar, someone would
have 70 do some quick grabbing and
strong holding 10 prevent our com
hitting kiddocide.
We fear we might forget ourself
utterly and treat him just as n we
caught him wearing a wrist watch
or carrying a handkerchief In his
sleeve.
when we buy a motorcycle and
travel about over the country In Il,
We arc going 10 start a window.
garden In our sidc-car and raise u
own Vegetables en- route
One would be caught In enough
rains. no doubt. 10 keep the plants
properly watered.
Also. by running rapidly around
in a circle. one could rotate ones
CROPS, as all the AGRICULTURAL Jour-
nails say one must do.
Some people are OF the side-car
passenger tyre.
A lot OF rich mems children 20
through life In a sidecar. with father
furnishing the %gasolene or doing the
pedalling.
Also a good many women ride a
side-car with hubby propclling. and
never weighing a finger except to
gouge father IN the ribs 20 make
him put on moro speed.
We do not like the sidecar-riding
typo OF humanity.
II Is n form o. locomotson that
should be confined 20 invalids and
little children. both Of whom had
better travel In some other way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
ANNUAL REPORT OF
INSTITUTE IS ISSUED

Washington. q. c.. Aug. IS The
Smithsonian institution al Washing
trr bas Just issued lts SIXTY ninth an-
report dealing with tho various
activities Of the institution and ne
branches. and including thirty-two
timely articles ON recent advances
and developments In astronomy, geo
logy, mathematics. mechanics AVA
tion. chemistry. geography, ootiny
z%ooioe,. ana %ethnology, an Of which
are prepsred In "A uon-tcchnical style
making them Of Interest and value q"
the general reader.
These articles are either written
espeei,lt. FOR the report, or are Sc
lecled from scientific Journals ana
publications from all oVer the world
which are no, readily o~btainaole by
the public. The whole report COM
priscs a volume of over 700 pages
with ts5 plates and many other IL
mstrauons, but the individual articles
are issued In separate form for dis
tfibution 10 those interested In par
|~tioular subjects treated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

NUR original spelling more
nearly expresses the truth
than tho old word rheumatic.
~ the average case.
rheumatism doesn't mean n thing
any more. a doctor calls Il rheu.
mntiam when he isn't quite sure Just
what Is the matter. OF course, there's
the acute rheumatic fever, which Is
an acute germ invasion OF many
Joints. But all OF the old chronic
cases Of joint lamencss or disease
are one or another Kind OF specific
germ Infection, having no TO
do with dampness, exposure and the
like than any other chronic ailments
have.
II you r a victim Of socailod
chronic rheumatism you must be an
easy-going person; your curiosity
must be very weak or your faith IN
mere words very strong. for certain
~ the diagnosis rheumatism win
never help 10 cure you.
IL we had such a diagnosis wished
on VS. we should ask the doctor TO
explain Just what he meant. II Is
the doctors business, these days, 10
ind GU what Is causing the lamo
joints. TO determine whers the por-
tai OF entry for the infection n sit.
uatcd and TO do something TO stop
the poisoning. There Is no drug or
combination Of drugs. nor Is there
any known method which will give
more than temporary or symp-
tomatic relief Cor rheumatism;
that Is. there Is no limo Of treatment
particularly beneficial for chronic
Joint disease unless the type and
mode Of infection IS determined in
each individual case.
Uric acid theories arc utterly i'm.
practicable, and alleged cllminators
Of uric acid are useless en- tho
treatment Of tho conditions grouped
under this meaningless title,
rheumatism.
Nose, throat. t%oasils, gums. appon.
dix. gall-sac. polvis-somewherc. In
every case ~ joint Injection. thore
Is q known or unknown focus OF in.
lection, some chronic or recent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
nrcathIng EAcreI.c Door womcn

Months ago yoH described certain
breathing exercises for the rciicf Of
periodic pain. oar f0O daughters
suffer greatly from this trouble aud
I could Dc grateful " yoH Wm ~.
peat nc directions.
dnsWcr-Tho patient lies on her
back, with knocs ncxcd. arms az
sides. right hand resting on aldo.
men. She tries how high she can
lift the hand by taking 70 slow. dcop
breath; then how low ~ will fall as
she contracts the abdominal musclcl
during expiration. Repeat ten
times. night and morning. every day,
faithfully. II cures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

10 lccomc n0bly wicked g. to drink
huttermilk With rcd pepper IN a..
However. this docs not Bccm TO have
undermined tho constitutions of
Kansas graduates They arc nm un-
usually lurcessiul bunch, and WHOM
Old BIN White aud Bill Borah and
Herb lladloy and Freddie Funston
and other arc lights OF tho present
got together, thoy give tho famous
Rock Chalk, Jay Hawk" yell with
n skill produced by many yoar1 Of
practice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
Bone-Head

There's been q report roinr about
that a certain Russian officer re
cetvcd IN a very short space Of time
ten thousand bombs on his front"
That can't beat tho story Of the
1attle Of Santiago. published by an
American paper. In which IL was
stated that Admiral Sampson had
\ very narrow escape. He was hit
on the brow by a siX-inch shell.
which bounded on"
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HEALTH
OhTl,A'1s.sLz.,kSS @
rheumatism

lesion. a depot Of poison. which must
be cleaned up before permanent re-
lief for the affected joints can DO
expected.
Rhcun.atlz7 ClimateG Exposure9
Weather?
MOI
Call II dcpotism and clean up the
depot.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Ncuritis
WIN yoE kindly ten nc rohcfhcr
HcuriffS IS the sumo as rhcumdffsmf
asks Mrs. r. Also the cdpsc OF
HcHr3tis.
AHsDcr-With some people Il e.
much the samoa name 10 cover
any old pain. or any now pain, al.
most. Neuritis Is Inflammation OF
some one or more nerves Injury,
auto-texemia, certain infections nike
malaria or typhoid. alcohol, lead.
arsenic (chronic p%oisoningl, and
finally over-use OF the part supplied
by the nerve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
Cnreless Wording

st sistersvillc. ". Va. Is a card
posted In each room OF the Wells
Hotel. saving;
Turn on electric HIGHT when re-
firing. or a chprrc OF twenty-five
cents win be made"
Why not have said. IN more
scientific language. "Shut IN the
.urrent before Won get charged"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
MRS. w. L. LANIGAN
DIES IN GALLUP

Gallup. y. NJ. Aug. Is Mra. Liant
gan. wife Of W. Leo Lanigan, 81 the
&. y. Cotton company died here aru-
denly last sunday. The funeral vii
be held THURSDAY The Lsnisans are
among the most prominent people ~
Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

We Wow with alarm Mat n Ncuf.
chatol editor made q violent attack.
IN print. on Germany. and that f1ld
editor was c0Gft-martialcd hy tho
Germans occupying tho town. This
Ncufchatcl editor must have Thought
he was tho whole chorsD' Iia didn't
give Edam f0r-O very we'll,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

4 little girl IN Ottawa. Gll, after
having been stunF hy a bee. stood
weeping and scratching the resultant
welt.
~ Bnew.' SHE walled. that they
lcpt bees IN hives. hut 7 didn't know
they kept hives IN bees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
Good Argument

Tho revenue from tho liquor traffic
Is ahsolutoly necessary 10 the main
tcuance 90 q government Th1t "a
why tho great European nations.
when confronted with a bankrupt.
ing war dcbt, stopped tine liquor
business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
Wild GAME.

LBuoUERouE people viii soon
IN have an opportunity "a hear
DR.. william r. Hornaday. rep
ros.ntinx the permanent wild life pro-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

Dr. BTady WH dnsrcr al questions pertaining 10 Health. II yoEr cues.
to1 Is Of general interest u Wu Dc dnspcrcd through these columns: y not
u HH o. Gaswcrcd personally " stamped, addressed envelope IS enclosed.
Dr. BrafB rNI NOT pcscrbc for trdrdudi cases o. make diagnoses Al.
dress OH letters "a Dr. william Brady care Of iris Hcuspapcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

Tho students OF Kansas hayo none
OF tho advantages of tho great
eastern schools. The state g. totally
dry and the only way for a student
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

The iceberg s. a wicked tuinr-tho
ocean wide a. ploWa in
one does not SEQ the hally brute tin
II has crushed ones bows ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
QUESTIONS ANp ANswERs
NcuritIs


Is dried, pHlucrtscd cgg shell,
taken Internally, good for rheumd-
fiSmP
AHSpcr=No.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
4 Case OF MISREPRESENTATION


O. NY landlord rGdc certain
fIiSr statements concerning he
property irhtch I an n0r OccuDyipg
os MS tenant THIS ,rGS 'irO months
ago. Whom hc made 'hrsc s'1fc.
pcnfs ! hat NOT signcd nc ease 1r
tdlcu possession OF fbC propcr'H
did not kHor then nat 'rh0f hc sgtd'
W1s untrue. and ! rri,rI ypon Az
WOri and siqpcd ne 'caae. yprc
nan hare discovered mat there
trrs no frufb % rh1' ~ nd 1Hd
h1d inotrH. NJ mat fimr fqrts hat
hrpc giprc coH'e 10 nighL 7 mould r0'
fHnr rrH'ci me pircc. What en-
80 abort ~
4 " Tho l71di0rI made false mi
fraudulent ~rt'tcmcnt7 10 YOU. NJ Y
rf7tor'1l r7iurc. md you vorc
thereby lrluro1 20 -ntor nto 30
loae'. You ha"o Tho rlrht 20 'oll hirl
That YOU VIII not lc pound bv 40
longc, and Won may rlvc ~ posec-.
slon ~ tho property - him = N'
should hon bring euii 'rlinst .ou,
you would have o good lai'uro.
\ Limited case
Q. I rrrr heard ? -0id So.
Vhc-r % f,uIui has Q ','5c f0r q
r'yiOd Wtirr fifO yr1rg. M 'aW '-
BUS mn, 20 assam . Vifhoui 30
l-pii1rf's consent D. 'hg rue
4. II 81 true Ga some 'tatcs.
On Ito V.ny 20 Reno
O. Plcagr ',I mc uhcib,r 'c--
ton ~ . WouHd for o roroc % a-
SfIic of N'Nghir0f1H
A. Ycq, " thrrc has 'con q 20 ''0.
tnry abandonment. without ~O0aent
or Justification and with 10 rtan.
ton 10 return, and the 1escr'''1
continues for tho period u n car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

$500 By N
lsy.s House go

The women In her ncighbornood
say Mrs Tug Watts wocpa so much
about her work that her cooking
needs no salt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

The authorities are all In error
as 20 the relative values OF a flush
and a fun house. Tho relative val.
uc6 Of "A hush and a fun house are
determined by the player who drst
develops a lump in his thorax.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19
A Rich Mans Pastime

More people would be economical
- they could afford 70.
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ne PEOPLES -
LEGAL FRlENDKR
BY Err. BRANSON WN$YEp
BY Err. BRANSON


SO 4+c-' n ! Mil
Q Who're me trorl "hcir" IL
used ia . igil, trhai is the irgdl
McgninG and ~Gcci Of nc W0rdi
A. In the absence ~ amy proof
90 tho contrary. tho word will have
the same meaning az whom usoi In
It's ordinary lc4al s~onso-thnt Is. n
win irr1n the person who would be-
entitled. undor tho law. - Inherit
the rc'l o tate of oun who died with.
out making n viii, II may be
shown. however. 'hnt the icstator
tho Icrron mabiug Tho viii had IN
mind eui1c n chsn WHOM NJ usfd
the word heir" IN r1eN c7so, N
the jc~staiar'a intention crn be- clear.
~ shown. such inieutiou win Do Ger.
riod ou. ~ the coaris.
PcId'cr'a license
O Plocsr tcU Pc 'rty ~ s mat
u pCddlcr Is r.quir,i ~ f1kc out n
license.
a pocau7o. a7 n general rule.
the business of poidliug i8 "a proper
rYhi'ct ~ police regulation.
Compcny'a Liability
. z have been ,,trI ~ bccomr
q Nom hcy ~ 70 |1iut stock company
opd nm fbinFiug ~ d1 M 50. bat I
hare hoc1 'ed mat pc uomirrq drc
h'ld injiri1YIllv responsible FOR am
Indebtedness 70 % me- part Of fhc cont
gGHB rs mis- fr4rp
A. Tho womhcrr - n ilirt stock
company otc liable for all tho deht1
Of the company. md Cvcry member
poreHrallr il0llc. uYics1 tho
ri1tutc8 of tho srafn IN which tho
rompnuv v1G urrfEi.nl have pro
ylded olrrwias.
Nhca \ yoll.W' 1,oLo
O NV "or t,.f'p TN nc wh1i
q j~p1ym,sf not" ~
A. a judgment note l1 n written
admirsiCn OF in-deb'edncs9 and o.
usually In the form NJ an ordinary
promigao~y not" n contains n
power ~ nttornoy which authorizes
tho por'1n 20 appointed 20 confess
judgment for the amount specified
IN the note Thorn iH also frequently
a provision with rr prot 60 an nttor.
uey's foo FOR services In obtaining
tho judgment md n ig customary 20
insert 70 clau7c I'm tho note provid.
iuC that There shall be no appeal.
Other conditions are also sometimes
annexed.
What Is \ Highway?
o 7 rant 70 ass ~ uh1i ~
sfiiiSr7 tn l0fr. q high'rnV and t2)
uhrthHr "a bridgc Is n highirdV
A.. 90 Every th|oroughfarc used
by the public i8 a highway, CD a
public bridge is q highway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

AZ q general proposition. the fancy
yost seomJ 90 b. p%redicatcd on .hA
theory that every gentleman should
carry his own chcckcrhoard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

a man Is forced 20 use a razor.
But a woman can shave with liquid
paste.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

Three cheers for the Missouri
man who beat mp his daughters
suitor 10 badly that the latter hasn't
been abio TO play the cornet since.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

Eph Wiley says that while tho
Willoughby girls have given a street
parade every day since he came 10
town i've years ago, he never knew
one OF them 10 sell a ticket 10 the
evening performance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

Tank Beverly says he IN one ~
those who car put on being baptized
until after the ice melts IN tho
spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

Women often masquerade AZ men.
But no man seems 20 think II worth
while 10 masquerade as a woman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

A lodge with fewer than four In
itials mover makes much Roadway
among the cdiorcd people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-19

! hate gossip and do my best to
discourage II, but my oplnion-and
YOU a take II or leave it's that
Hcl Bowlby's wife Is too thick with
of the unmarried men.-Mrs.
Tug watts.