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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
sBcRErARY IucEno's rLAS.

~ EcRETARY OF state Antonio
Lueero has Sc, about obtaining
the names Of all students Of
spanish-American parents IN The
higher educational Institutions OF the
state. "A In the high schools. Later
he proposes to obtain the names Of
an sue students in the eighth grade
schools. His purpose Is 10 find out
how large is the percentage Of stu
dents Of STANDARDIZATION parents
who proceed from the grades into
hish school ana college work. The
secretary is right In assuming that
this percentage Is very small. a
glance at the rosters OF the various
higher educational institutions Of the
state proves that fact. The high
school graduating classes OF the COIN
mencement season just over proves
that the number who take high school
work Is amazingly small.
Secretary Lueero is not pursuing
his inquiry merely from curiosity. but
with the intention 10 follow up the
Information obtained through his let
tiers with a campaign among Spanish
American parents 10 encourage them
In giving their children the adyant-
ages Of high school and college edu-
cation which the state nov Il pre-
pared TO extend to them with the
greatest efficiency and al very mod
crate expense. The Idea which Sec
Rotary Lucero - preparing to carry
out has In view the same object
sought By Felix Martinez ln his re-
cent proposal 10 establish a fund FOR
encouraging Spanish American 4
dents to attend the University OF New
Mexico. Tho need for such attend
n "a great II IL the surest aud
most practical as well aa The speed
lest means OF overcoming a number
~ the states greatest political Ills,
Il is an encouraging sign that lead
ers like AIR. Lucefo, men who enjoy
the public confidence In greatest de-
gree. are Cnergeticaliy interesting
themselves IN the cause OF more CON-
piete education for the Spanish
American young men and young
women 81 the state. Their motives
in this work ARE the very highest and
they deserve In Il the hearty and con
slant encouragement, ~ every man
who has the best Interests Of the
state at heart.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

~ GORGE Won L. MEYER was
secretary u the navy In the
Taft cabinet. The records do
not show that Meyer did anything to
%injure the navy while he was It's OFF,
clal head. Also they are equally
bare Of anything TO indicate hat he
did anything 10 improve the navy or
render Il more efficient He Initiated
nothing. He left the navy about as
he found Il. lie was a neutral figure
in the cabinet and Ia the government
and direction Of our naval forces.
since leaving the cabinet. however.
Meyer has become a naval expert OF
the first water. Navigating the dan
serous courses Of banauets and lee
|ture platforms he has emerged "a ma
rine warrior in a class by himself.
The country 10 indebted to Meyer for
the discovery that the hghting or
ganizaiion Of which he was in charge
for four years Is a faass OF futile and
rapidly d~isintegrating junk: that It's
fighting strength Is nil and that az a
BLUM Il would not throw a scare into
the naval forces Of Victorlania Car
rama, et al. His whole naval exper-
fence and his wide knowledge Of
naval AFFAIRS Is summed up into the
awful roasting which he has handed
TO his successor. the present seore-
tary, and to the navy as a whole, In
his statement 20 the National secur-
ity league TO-DAY. He says u navy
Is a Joke.
Meyer should know the condition Of
our navy. Tie ran Il Tor four years.
Since he left the managers Office the
navy has not had time 70 dc]terlorate
very materially.
But what are Americans 10 think OF
10 citizen ike this one; a man who
has been entrusted with high office
and who IN q time Of peculiar peru
biandly lends the fun strength 81 his
supposed knowledge 20 the patriotic
business Of imparting TO the rest Of
the world tho Information that this
nation Is no. prepared OF defend IT.
self or lie interests and les citizens?
Meyers campaign against Score
tary Daniels and tho United states
navy n a campaign against the Unit
ed States nation. II il not only very
bad taste but Il is O rotten exhibition
OF the kind OF citizenship this nation
does not need.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
SECURITY LEAGUE DISCUSSES
EXTRA SESSION or CONGRIS.

New York. June l5.-An executive
session NJ the delegates 81 the peace
and preparation conference was called
for this evening when L. was expect
ed that recommendation would be
submitted The purpose of the con
ference. which began yesterday was
"to inquire into the necessary steps
which should bee taken for adequate
defense. and II necessary To- urge uTon
the president of the United states the
need ~ calling "a special session OF
congress"
This, tho concluding day of the
conference. was designated as navy
day" Two former secretaries of tho
navy department. Charles }. Bona
partc and George won T.. Meyer were
among the speakers ln the morning
session.
Luke T.. Wright, former secretary
~ war, George Won l.. Meyer ana
Frederic r Coudcrt. lawyer, Of New
York, were to speak at the luncheon.
Charlie j. Bnnapartc. former Sec
Rotary OF the navy, said the dif1culty
Of divcrting tie attention of con-
gressmou from matters in their w
districts Co affairs affecting the en-
tire nation was "a real n
Mayor Curloy said he shared with
President Wilson the belief that tho
United State was too proud - fight.
But q ray down deep In our
hearts" he added, we all sincerely
wish that II might ho possible tor us
To exchange this phr so for another
too powerful 10 fight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

= brief SUMMARY Of Dr. Kober's AZ
dress 10 thiA newspaper today.
Al IN same time DR. Kober used
his ghasiiy statistics to prove 20 INC
association and the country thai sell
enee IN ~ grim battIe with subcrcu-
losia y gaining; that its offensive
grows stronger while thh resissance Of
the enemy Erows weaker year by
year. IN fact he was able 10 produce
nspres which proved beyond question
that during the decade the percent
ass Of t~Hbcrcp,nsis victims 20 porn-
Iativp has been cut alnoat IN half.
He pointed ehesrfully to tha time
vher science VIII have driven the
white plague from civilization. just
as another great physician. Dr. Blue.
was telling the doctors gathered At
seH Franchise hoe science has rem
dereG the United states proof agaifs
cholera and against bubonic plague.
Science b always cheerfs': always
the opsimlats never discouraged or
dismayed for very long. and never
defeated, Il IL a practical optimisl
and has always reason Tor it's opti-
mism. Thus Dr. Kober. while relat-
ING the terrible tale Of tuberculosis
victims during 1913. and limiting At
the great total for 1914. proceeds al
20 lay down a brief set Of rules
which science has evolved Tor defeat
ing the disease ana eventually driv-
ms Il out.
Science has not as yet dared TO.
assert the discovery Of a treatment or
a serum which VIII cure tuberculosis.
or prevent Infection. as vaccine in
smallpox; but Il l. always and eter-
naily seeking the great cure; ana as
fake cure mat comes out, In IN
and branded as false. sci
encc simply gains new courage and
new hope. And while seeking the
the thing which will arrest the
disease In the Infected AND prevent
infection, science has laid down a
simple laws for men and women.
n followed, win before very.
long drive out the disease. even II.
ne great quick cure Is never found.
Further than that. science. know
.ng that It's simple rules and precau-
Ions, It's inslstence on proper living
'ondi.ions and sanitary precautions
VIII defeat the white plague. has set
bout n practical campaign for the
'nforcing OF It's rules. The scientific
secs visions and works them
nut into realities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
1t Couldn't Be Done


They were speaking OF how some
people l"yc 10 hask In the sunshine
OF greatness The 'thcr evening. when
CONGRESSMAN Harvey ~. FERGUSON
81 Now Mexico recalled this Incident
Some time ago u dinner was given
hy the members of a bar dissertation
IH re- western state. and "a lawyer who
Nus exceedingly young wished Co Doe
plucvd ucNt Co e. distinguished JudE
walter" said he. putting a dollar
in tho hand of the head M as he
entered IN" banquet hall. will YOU dp
me Do very great fa,ur7"
WHY, ycs. hrumod tho bead whit
&C.. glHrlug nr-t az the dollar and then
ut tuo donor. What da yuu saint
me "a, do'"
% am o. great friend uf Jud1n
smith, returned the young lawyer.
and I want you to place me 1o,t
tu him"
cant be done. was the si1r'Ius
rcjuindrr or the other. The judge
just gave me % dollar iu put ,1I
down here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
WILL GET
HALF-SHARE Of
AUTO FEES
Secretary of State Calls At
tentiOn to Prospect of Rev
enue from Users of Power
Vehicles.

From now on everv automoblle n.
cense collected from a Bornelnio
county a owner will add money 10
the county treasury. Half Of every
license fee goes back TO the county IL
comes from.
In a letter 20 Chief Of Police Me-
Miilin' received today. secretary OF
state Antopio Lucero says.
4 ana writing to advise that. from
the hrst day Of July on, auto licenses
may be procured COR Just one-half the
pnnual fee. Fords. for instance, in
stead OF paying SEQ for a license
VIII pay $500. ! I'm calling your
attention 90 this in order that you
may have that Information when
anyone calls for Il. Another thing.
Remember that from now on ONE
half OF every license collected goes
back TO the county where the same
comes from.
This ear the number OF motor
vehicles registered greatly exceeds
the number registered last year.
This, Of course. has been due very
largely TO the splendid cooperation I
have had from all peace Officers in
the enforcement OF the law. We all
have done very well. but there Is still
plenty OF room for doing a great deal
better. Many are stlll systematically
evading the payment OF the license
fee. This should not be allowed II
We can help Il. such indiyiduals are
too mean 10 be entitled 90 n con-
sidcration. They should be arrested
and fined.
The following persons run cars IN
violation OF the law;
First: Anyone not having tho
1915 ~ NJ. metal tag on some con.
spicuous place OF his car, while
operating the same.
Second: Anyone who operates a
a on a license tag which was OBJ.
tained from another car. Licenses
are not transferable from &c ear to
another.
Third; Anyone vino operates for
hire or private use any car with q
dealers license. such licenses may
be used by dealers for tho purpose of
exhibiting cars and for no other pur-
pose.
AS stated in the first part 81 my
letter We are doing very well IN the
matter OF the enforcement OF the
ilotoI N'Hi'it law nhNt ~ JuHil'' q"
those who pay, We should see "a u
that no one escapes and with mat
end In view ! do most earnestly re-
quest your valuable cooperation. IN
this connection I most respectfully
call your attention To Section 10 81
the auto law "a copy Of which I here
with enclose.
Yours very truly.
ANTONIO LUCEWO.
Secretary 90 state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
VILLA ORDERS PUNISHMENT ron
SLANEkS on ENGIISlIMEN

III Paso, Tex. June i5.-Gencral
Francisco Vllla has instructed his Of
hcers al TuXrum 10 punish persons
guilty of the killing OF our ana
woundiug of one British subject there
recently, according 90 adyices re-
ccivcd today hy H. G.. Myles. British
consul here. The message from MI
guel pia1 LOmbardo also stated that
the villa government would make
r%eparatlon. L0mhardo states that
villa be- not la direct communication
with Tuvpam but has requested the
United States officials 20 transmit his
instructions by wireless.
Authoritative adviccs from Jalisco
and G%uauaJuat9 confirm earlier re-
ports that the withdrawal Of Villa
troops north from Leon was for stra-
tegie purposes and hat General villa
retired from Slalo with the munitions
captured when he thanked General
pbrogon az Trinidad and occupied
silao. The villa forces which retired
from Silao are reported al san Felipe
and Dolores Hidalgo. state Of GUAM
%aluato, with ma activities planned
pending The reply of General car
ranza TO Villas proposal for a con
ference.
George e. Carethers. special repre-
sentative of the American govern
ment. plans 60 return to Chihuahua
In the next few days To Join Miguel
Dioz Lombordo In reviewing the case
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
MAY BE INDICATION
OF CANKANZN ATTIIIDE

III Paso. Tex. June 1.-THE publ
cation today of "a dispatch 90 the Car
rauza agency that General Pablo
Gonzales had Informed three dele
gates from the Mexico city conyentior
that the only practicable plan Tor the
@unlfication IN Mexico was for con
vcntoUalists to acknowledge the SOW
ercIgnty AZ the constitutloHnitst eoY-
eminent caused considerable disco s-
sion here. Some observers were i'm
Cllnod 10 TegaIl the Gonzales state
mcnt us an indication of General We
MUSTANG carrauza's attitude toward
the villa proposal for "a conference
officials hero wore without inf0rma-
ton as Co when Carranzn'E replies o.
President Wilson's note and to villas
conference proposals would be com
plcted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

A LBuouERouE Is to be con.
IN SIMULATED on the result Of
a iAst rsrht's Commercial club
meeting. II was a representative
gatherlne Of wlde-awake business
men who heard a report Of a year 81
successful, wen directed and result
produelha work: and Il proceeded IN
a husinessllke way 10 select an cx-
celIent administration for the comlns
year, The -four new directors. all Of
shem. are energetic. able men. They
= men who ain be on the job and
who know what TO do while on the
sob. Little more need be said In
their behalf. The election Of Captain
Clark NJ Clarr to tbs presidency Of
the organisation IL an ideal selection.
Always an active and interested
member. Captain Carr has done val
table work IN the ranks for years
past Hia business connections are
such that he can elve all necessary
time TO the WORK Of the club which
may BE- required In any reasonable
circumstances: and lhla fortunate
condition. added TO his recognized.
ability. makes him exactly the man
for the job.
Just n condition remains now TO.
make the work Of the club during
the coming ear ~suceessfui and OF
greatest valCe. This IL the hearty
enthusiastic cooperation with officers
and directors on the part Of the rank
and file the members Of the club end
the business interests OF Aibuauer-
That The new club management
viii have this cooperation to the
fullest and most cordial extent the
Herald Is convinced. Let's put a
more sieam into our community
enthusiasm and make Il a big year
for Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Getting out among the fathers and
mothers Of the state IL the method
pursued by prot ID. u. Haworth 81
the East Tennessee State Normal
school. for arousinE Interest IN edu-
cation. Prof Haworth and yis parth
recently completed a campaign
durinH which they drove fT6 miles
through eight counties. talked 10 2t,-
400 people In forty rallies, slept In
barns or In the school wagon, fire.
qusntly far from the main road. The
educational campaigners had with
them a male quartet, u string band
and three pieces Of demonstration
OF practical ~valyue-a milk
tester, a farm gate, and a model Of a
and ventiiating system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
RAOJL MADERO'S VILLA
BAND RECNTSrIRIS SAITILLU

Eagle Pass, Tex. June l5.-RaOul
Madcro. commanding the villa forces.
%recapturcd SalullO sunday, the car
rama forces c~vucuaiing the city
without fighting. according 10 villa
authorities at Piedras Ncgras, oppo-
site here. In making this announce
mcut today the Villa officials added
hat villa forces Monday were fight
ing near Monterey and that they
hourly expected 90 hear OF Monterey
being wrcstcd from Carranza again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
WASHINGTON WATTS
CONTINUED nom Page one.)

president in Mexico city. and In the
hghting more b % two score Of the
assailants were killed by his body
guard.
The Americans travelled through
territory occupied by forces Of jon
erals Emiliano Zapta. Vcnustiano
Carranza ana Francisco villa. They
stated hat famine conditions were
extending daily in widening circles
from Mexico city and In the country
they traycrsed crops had not been
planted generally.
As they passed from the Carranza
10 the villa lines in the state at
Guanajuato the Americans stated
that General Viila. upon receipt of
President Wilson's note. had with
drawn his forces from siaio eastward
Co Dolores. Hidalgo. with the main
bodies of his troops at Lagos and
Aguas Galleries. to avoid hostipiltics
pending consideration Of the Ameri-
can communication.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
SCIENCE, TINE oPrINrsr,

T. II. GEORGE A. KoBER pres
ldent OF the National Assoc
citation for the study and
Prevention Of T~uberculosis. today re-
cited TO the annual convention Of the
association at seattle a statistical
summary Of the a Of the white
plague during u year 1919 and
4 Immediately preceding That was
simply appalling IN the magnitude OF
the totals. The figures are carried In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

NJ. -. Reynolds says
This is 90 certify that I huyc been
"a great sunere from rheumatism
since 1895. Contracted the disease
while working with "a snow plow on
the railroad For several years I
been Obliged 20 use crutchcs Il
great part Of the time. Having used
three boxes Of the Meritol Rhcuma-
tism Powders, ! have thrown away
the crutchcs and am now almost fully
recovered. II certainly has done won
ders for me and I heartily recon-
mend IL. NJ u. REYNOLDS.
Agents Prices. soc. 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Of George Marx ana samuel Flnkcl-
stein, under sentence of death fer
passing counterfeit currency in Juu''E
~ h same time the case of W g.
Cox. AN American convicted uu a slime
liar change al Torreon several month";
Will be- reviewed Unofficial a3-
vices indicated hat three American
would be released because oi tho feet.
ing that draStie punishment under Tue
villa decree az this time might bring
on serious International compiler
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
CABINET MEETING LASTS
nut FORTY MINUTES

Washington, June ID President
Wilson and his cabinet held today he
shortest meeting In months, the
meeting lasting only forty minutes
Usually cgbinet sessions last two
hours. only routine business was
discussed and the European situation
touched on only lightly, members
said
Secretary Houston told the cabinet
reports showed crops 10 be IN an I'M
usually good condition throughout
the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
D v DESERTED
TEN DAYS AS r

b. G.. Jones, arrested last night by
Sergeant I'd Donahue as u vngrant
admitted that ho Was "a dcscrter from
the United States army Hc said ne
left Fort Bliss, on the nutskirts OF
~ Paso. four days ago. lie WINS
given ten days In jnil by Judge craig
In the city court this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Just q few drops OF that mild,
%ho0thing, cooling wash, Meritol Ec-
zema Remedy, 90 highly recommend
ed FOR Eczema, and the itching and
burning Is zone. Don't fail to try this
e%sceilent remedy for ms form Of
Eczema. We know Mefitol Eczema
Remedy will give you instant relief.
said ana guaranteed by Otwell Drug
CO., sole Agency. Prices soc. si.0O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

A healthy mar il a king In his own
right; an unhealthy nan an nnhnp-
~ slave. For impHre blood and
sluggish liver, use Burdock Blood Bit
terk. on the market IS years. si.00
a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Let the Herald want al o. our
work @gsNl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

\ thousand dollar prize Is offered
through TN American Social Hy-
gicno Association of Sew York CT,
Tor tho hest original pamphlet boy
and girls between ~ and tG years OF
ugc on The problem 81 social hy-
glcuc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
EDUCATION VOTES.

Milwaukee has installed twenty
nye of the finest type OF pool or Dill
Hard tables In rs public school build
iuFs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Let tho Herald want &C DO youH
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

mission to withdraw his resignation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15
BRYAN BREAKS

Continued from Page onc,l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Accidents will happen. hut the best
regulated FAMILIES keep DR. Thomas
Eclectic on for such emergencies.
Two sizes, Csc and soc. at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

600 every one of the - grammar
hoods OF Portland. ore, there Is %
Parent Teachers Association. Nlr
as won as Women are mcmpcr4 of
these associations and three have
business men az president S"nu"i
pVrurlon form AN important feature
90 the work. Brick yards. lumber
wards, and chair factories ar" visited
by the pupils a committee ut sis
teen men have special charge of thi.
work. one of whom accompanies the
Dhlllr,u on every trlp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-15

Iauitur-' Institute was recently
hold iu salt Lake County. Utah. un-
dor tine direction ~ the County SUI
TtI.U'cudcut cot schools. several
problems OF school iBni,ur service
discussed and the meeting went
ou record us ]fayur.uV -uc rl frt.l-
lur lpr school IanitorH
Thr school SAVINGS bank OF Public
school so. 90 cot Burough uf queens.
Sow YORK cts. has had $4,000 do
posted Iu 10 loo the three years OF It's
'N st,uUc More than huli off this
auuuot .s -tll ON deposit either with
th, school bank or with a state siy-
bank.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-02
SIR GROUNDING HAS
MADE NO REPORTS

This, the second day of February,
is the annual date set for the appear.
ance of Lord Grounding. the arbiter
of the destinies OF the weather. fore
caster OF crops and expert on the
probable price of silver six months
hence. II he had appeared at an OPP
perfume moment this morning he
might have seen his shadow, for there
were times when Boreas blew the
clouds away, but II Is said to be a
matter of record that the grounding
does not make his annual appearance
iu southern Nevada. because he is
afraid that while ne e OUT souie
desert rat will come along and steal
bis hole.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-02
PERSONAL

CHARLES ENQUIST and Pat
Mooney were passengers this morn
ing for Reno.
MRS. OLIVER PERRY left on to-
days train for Modoc county. Cali
fornia.
MR. AND MRS. McALLEP were
passengers this morning for Alturas.
California.
H. II. BACON and r. B. Govan left
on today's train for Carson City.
where they were called on business.
MRS. DR.. MCLEOD returned yes
terday from San Francisco, where
she spent the past six weeks visiting
her daughter. Lois, who is attending
school.
d. ASHLAND. general agent for the
Tonopah and Tidewater railroad, who
for many years was located at Gold
field, but who is now located at San
Francisco, is in Tonopah today on
official business.