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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19

! / wouldn't hurt bis feelings for the
world He's a sensitive soul and il
would mortfy me beyond expression
! II he knew that I had been enter
4 tanning
From which ] infer that, Lent or
no Lent the rector sometimes takes
q slant at this pace
oh wen, never fear, I'd rather
fiji this apace up with selections
from IA patent medicine almanac than
20 run the risk Of getting anybody
in had with the rector. II gets my
goat TO see all this sub rosa stuff
going on ana not have a line about
II in the paper, but far be it from
me 10 be the cause Of schism.
But getting back TO where we be-
gan and starting all over again. La
Roehefoucauld was all wrong Tho
homage That vice pays TO virtue" is
too nice Il phrase 10 apply TO hypo-
crisy. Hypocrisy is lust plain. onery
cowardice.
Tenchcr--children, how can we
distinguish right from wrong?
Pupil--if We enjoy doing
thing, IT'S wrong
ILks' BAZAAR.
The big doings viii be on at the
Elks club tomorrow night, and this
week bids fair TO be one of the mad
dest ana merriest that we have seen
for many weary moons.
The Elks have way Of their own
TN putting ON these things. They
never do things by halves. When
they give a show it's a real show
moi nickel-in-the-slot sort Of thing
that makes YOU wonder why fool
and his money are so easily parted
For months the Best People have
been preparing for the bazaar that
W to begin tomorrow night and when
hlks take that long to prepare for
a thing there need be no fear that
the goods will not be delivered
The general public Is invited The
bazaar is frankly scheme to raise
several thousand dollars whorewith
20 discharge certain debts that have
been incurred IN connection with the
remodeling and renovation of the
building and the establishment of one
Of the best clubhouaes In the country.
Everybody ought to Kick In ana
help make this bazaar @ success The
lllks and there clubhouse are a credit
10 the town, and whether you are an
lilk or not YOU should show your mp
probation OF what the organization
has done for Albuquerque by chip
ping IN with your little wad II isn't
MS II they were asking aims. You'll
Ice sure ia yet your moneys worth
There Is a chance that you may get
one perfectly good automobile at tho
quite moderate price of ten cents.
There IL a hig pot OF money that
somebody Is going to take off al no
larger outlay than two bits. other
inducements offered the regular fel-
low are too numerous to mention
Aud above all thcre viii be the ira
diuonal Elsg hospitality and good
fellowship, with not "A chance in the
world for dun time
There are no pockets in shroud
4 a
II Is easy enough 20 be un-
pleasant when safely ensconced
IN the bosom of ones helpless
family, but the man who Is rare
Is the man Who can dare to eX-
hint an OF his disnRreeable qunl-
tiles when out in cDmDanV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
ERIN GO BRaGu,

'EtF'N w fFNtlfVfEt
Erin go tragh ireland foriyerl
Erin go braghl Forget her II niver!
Lang az the sun gives light,
Lang as the moon shines bright.
laI9 as there's day aud night.
Erin go hragh,
Erin so braeh' aye for the Emer-
aid Isle,
Erin 20 hraehl It's there they can
make you smile.
Faith and ord love 10 be
BACK in The Auld Countree.
ireiands the land for me,
Erin so hrashi
Annie G. Murphy. Negra, \. NJ.
ANNIE MURPHY.
Negra. New Mex.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
MRS. CuAMBERLAIN's BRIDGE.

Mrs. l.. VI. Cham berlain entertained
at two tables of auction bridge Thurs
day afternoon at her home on West
( Central avenue. The guest of honor
was Mrs. w. M. Wayman, of Denver,
who is the guest OF her brother, Mr..
w c. Ocstrcich
Bouquets of carnations in vases en-
twined with smilax were given the
guest of honor ana Mrs r. M. Lyon,
the latter the possessor Of the high
score.
Wife--Mabel has just informed
me that she is going to be mar
ricd
Husband Have you seen the
young man.
Not yet"
"uml Considering that she is
our daughter, don't you think
she should have consulted us
first 2"
hut you remember. dear, that
the girls of today are SO
thoughtlessl''-
THE MOMAN'S CLUB.
The SC. Patricks day meeting OF
the Woman's club was one of the
most enjoyable that the building on
West Cold avenue has seen this sea-
SON A business meeting was held
at 1880, the regular program begin
ming AT o'clock. Mrs j. q. Gould
was leader, and all the proceedings
paftook OF the celebration of the
natal day OF Ireland's patron saint
Dean G e, Hodgin, of the Univer-
slty of New Mexico, delivered an adj
dress which was the main feature Of
the afternoon. Dr.. Hodgin gave his
torical facts regarding ireland and
Saint ratrick's day which were not
only instructive but in the highest
degree entertaining, and held the at
tention of the large crowd OF women
from beginning to end
Mrs. Arthur IT, Keith, recognized.
as an authority on the subject, read a
paper on legends and epoch dances
which was one of the most interest
ing that the club members have heard
IN a long time. In addition to the
regular program Mrs. S. h. Miller sang
a selection from Carmen, being ac-
companied by Mrs Mabel Stevens
liimoe, and Mrs. Charles White, ac-
companied by Mrs. Louis Reynolds,
rendered MY Wild Irish Rose" in a
thoroughly captivating manner.
Next Friday the program will be
IN charge of the domestic science de-
partment, under the leadership Of
Mrs. John w. Wilson, the president
of the club.
zee
They tell me that your wife
Is one of the cleVereSt women in
town"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
IfoR MISS STERN.

A beautiful reception was given
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs, David
Neinman at her homie on West cop
per avenue IN honor OF Miss Aline
stern. whose Wedding TO MIR Leon
Half Of Los Angeles. win be solom-
nizcd April 2A
Receiving with the hostess and
honor guest were Miss Anna Booker
Miss Regina KosenWald aud Miss
Beatrice Ilf,ld. In the dining room
were Mrs simon stern. Mrs seymour
Lowinson and Mrs Bonnie Jaffa. as.
sisted hy Miss Beatrice Hili. Miss Mil
dred Harris ana Miss Bertha Vein
man.
Miss Stcrns fayorite color pink.
combined with white was used
throughout the rooms The dining
table was covered With duihes of rare
lace. Ia the center OF which stood a
large basket OF sweet peas Ia shades
Of pink About thiriy-five guests.
most Of them intimate friends of Miss
stern. called between and o'clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
THE DEvIIA

tNttA AftAN Rttt
Did you notice tho cover page Of
last weeks LIFE Somehow / can't
get the thing off my mind
The central figure of the picture
Is old Nick himself thoroughly
conventinai devil dope in flaming red.
his nude figure half hidden lv The
branches of an apple tree. Ills face
Is distorted with a conventlonally
ficndish grin and his hands are
clasped as II in an ecstacy OF pleausre
The cause of his merriment is seen
IN the upper background A stork
IS flying through the air carrying a
baby % It's appointed destination
The title Of the picture is Another
Baby Born"
II anybody can beat that for pure
concentrated cNicism please don't
bring It around to me | have tr0u-
blcs enough OF my own.
They say remarked the spin
ster buardor, that tho woman
who hestates is lost"
Lost Is not the proper word
for H. growled the fussy old
bachelor at the pedal extremity
uf Che table. she's extinct ~
Indianapolis star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19

They tell me that your wife
IS one of the cleyerest women in
town"
$50 I hparF
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
|. D. 0. F. LODGE
CELEBRATES
Surprise Sprung When Grand
Sire J. B. A. Robertson of Ok
lahoma City Addresses Local
Lodge-Highest Official in Odd
Fellow Organization.

The nnety-sixth anniversary of
the organization Of the [. o. O. F.
Lodge was appropriately obsery-
ed by New Fra Lodge. No. 80, in
.Sprlngdale, Tuesday night Of this
week.
An attractive program was Civ
en-, which was enjoyed by the
large crowd present. Talks were
made by j. $. Ewalt, DR.. d.
Christian. d. ID. G. NJ. Duggan, Of
Fayetteville. and Senator b. II.
Greathoase Of Harmon.
The feature OF the evening came
as a surprise to large number
members Of the order who were
present, and also to the invited
guests. Grand Sire J. B. a. Rob
ertson. Of Oklahoma City. who ar.
rived in Springdale Tuesday af-
ternoon. on the late passenger
train. to look after some legal
business, was present. and made a
short but very instructive adj
ufeSS. New FRA Lodge Is TO be
congratulated on having such
distinguished parsonage as their
guest 3fr. Robertson is the
highest officer in the entire
Odd Fellow organization. being
at the head of all the orders in
the world, and his presence in
Springdale was coincidence
that will not soon BE- forgotten
by members of the order. Mem
bers Of the local order, regret
regret very much that not all
members Of No. IS could have
been present Tuesday night, and
become acquainted with Grand
Sire Robertson.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
HANDY.

Died at his home in Spring
dale, Saturday, April -, 1916, at
2 10 a. m, ". 5. Handy.
Deceased had been i'll for some
time, contracting a bad case Of Ia
grippe during the winter from
which he had not entirely recover
ed. but his condition was not con
sidered serious until a few days
AGO. when he began to get worse.
He was the father of Henry Ham
BY. whose sudden death three
weeks ago, was the cause Of
much regret among Springdale
people. Doubtless the son $ death
fastened the death of the faith
er. w. $. Handy was born IN
Grittenden County, Kentucky.
Jan. /, 1919.
Funeral services were held at
the NJ. Z. Church. South. Satur-
day afternoon at three O clock.
conducted by Rev. j. f. Lark.
interment following IN Bluff
Cemetery
To this widowed mother. and
children. whose hearts were left
broken and bleeding over the
death Of their son and brother,
Henry. and who must now bear
the additional burden Of the loss
of father. the sympathy Of all
Springdale is extended in this
sad hour. He was a good father.
a kind parent. splendid eiti-
zan.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

ANNUAL ALUMNI BANQUET.

The annual banquet and bust
ness meeting Of the Alumni As
soeiation OF the Springdale High
School was held at Armory Har
Friday evening. The 1916 class
of the High School was regular
ly enrolled as members of the As
soeiation, and at the business
meeting the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing
year: President, Dallas Petross,
Jr., Tice-president, Velma Lett
zell; secretary, Bonnie Dyes;
treasurer, Fay Stafford. A res
olation was passed at the business
meeting barring dancing as part
of the social feature Of the annu-
al entertainment.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
WERE NOT DAMAGED.

Telephone messages to The
News Monday from outlying
sections show that the hail
storm of Sunday afternoon did
very little damage in this Sec
ton. The storm was only about
half mile wide, and covered Il
small area; passing from the
northwest to southeast. Some
damage is reported at Harmon,
where the hail was very heavy,
and it is said that possibly one
fourth Of the crop was affected
III one or two patches. No dam
age is reported at Tontitown;
some damage reported IN the
fields at Steele. the new organiza-
ton, whore about one-fonrth Of
the crop was damaged; however,
everything is in fine condition in
that section, and they will pick a
large crop. In Springdale prop
er, no damage is reported; but
the cool weather since the rain
and hail Sunday is holding the
berries in check and they are
not ripening as fast as they
would had warmer weather pre-
vailed. It is now thought that
ear lot shipments will start about
May Sth to 10th, should fair
weather prevail.
There is much speculation
among the growers as to the
shortage of pickers. and present
Indications are that there will
not be enough hands to take care
Of the rop.Zfhe cool weather is
permitting the berries 10 grow.
before ripening. and the piekers
this year should have an easy
time. The vines are loaded with
green berries. and everything
points to the largest crop in the
history OF this section.
From newspaper reports
shortage Of refrigerator ears has
been anticipated. but II Is aatie-
ipated that-this feature will he
taken care Of by The railroad com
pany. when the time arrives.
The local Berry Growers Asso-
citation is this week sending ont
posters asking for 1000 pickers
to help harvest their crop on
about 500 acres and the Fruit
men, Union at johnson is ask
ing for 5000 hands to help there.
Other organizations are doing the
same thing. and it seems that
the time is rapidly approaching
when everyone will have job.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
SPRING CREEK.

The Mlneh family have moved
back on Mr.. Neff $ place.
w. +. Grinsley purchased HIM
self new buggy one day last
week.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter.
returned home from Decatur Sat
urday.
Mrs. Hairston is stA on the
sick list. She seems to have an
attack OF neuralgia.
Mrs. Jim Downum entertained
a number of the young folks
Saturday night with an Easter
party.
Carrie Atkison spent part of
last week visiting with relatives
and friends in Rogers and Spring
dale.
1t seems we can have plenty Of
rain when we don t need it. The
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
RAIN GESTURES EASTER.

We're you caught in the rain
Sunday afternoon Several were.
Notwithstanding the rain III the
afternoon. Sunday was a beauti-
FIJI day, and was very appropri-
ate for Easter. Springdale was
visited by a rain late in Che af-
ternoon which caught many Of
the Easter parties without shelf
er. \ heavy hail storm passed
through sections just south Of
johnson, and did some little dam
age to orchards. berry fields, and
other growing crops. but practic-
ally no damage is reported in
this immediate section.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
ALUMNI 5; HIGH SCHOOL 8

The annual ball game between
the High School team and the
team from the Alumni Associa-
ton, was won by the latter by a
score Of ) to 3.
The game was played last Fri
day afternoon, a small crowd be
ing present. The Alumni is cred
tied with seven hits, and the
High School with one. Proctor
and Harris pitched for the High
School, and Stafford for the Al
umni; in strike-outs the High
School is given eleven, Alumni
six. DeWeese umpired. Stobaugh
caught for the High School, and
Carter for the Alumni.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
SPRINGDALE Will HAVE
LIVE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Temporary Organization Effect
ed Monday Night-Permanent
Organization Monday Night Of
Next Week-Expeet Mem
bership Of 100 to Start.

Springdale will have Com
mercial Club.
This was definitely decided at
meeting held IN the mayor Of
flee Monday night Of this week.
The meeting met pursuant to
call by Mayor l. \. Smith. and a
temporary ofganzation. was ef-
fected by pIecting Wilson card
we'll temporary chairman and Guy
{. Stafford. temporary secretary.
Short talks we're by sev-
eral present. and on motion It
was decided 10 start tie club
with a membership lee I'll a1.00,
and an additional fee OF > cents
per month.
On motion the chairman was
authorized to appoint a committee
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
THE FIRST QUART OF STRAWBERRIES

The first berries came IN Satur-
day afternoon about four . clock,
and were brought in By Anderson
Bros, who reside near Zion. The
berries We're Of the Klondyke va
riety, and Were from patch set
out last year and We're practically
new vines. The farm is known as
the Sunnyside Berry Farm, and
the patch is located on south
sandy hillside. and just narrowly
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
Very Little Change in Time
of Passenger Trains = North
Bound are Earlier-South
Bound Later ALI Stop in
Springdale.
Effective April 80, 1916.
North Round
South Bound

The new time schedule, effe1-
tive on this division Of the Frisco.
Sunday, has been made public,
and there is very little change
in the time of the various passen-
ger trains.
Ne. >, south bound passenger
is now due at 1920, a. m. instead
of 7:22. No. 10, noon train,
now due at 1888, will arrive at
u: 3S, fifteen minutes earlier.
No. 72l afternoon dinky" will
arrive five minutes earlier or
) 30 instead of 3 81. No. 3, The
Texan, formerly due at I 81, will
arrive thirty minutes earlier, or
at I "a. 1t will be noticed that
all south bound trains are sched-
uled to arrive earlier, while the
following north-bounds are later
Ne. s, now due at g :o4, p. M.
will arrive at 9:32, a change of
twenty-eight minutes. No. t will
be twelve minutes later, or
change from $50 to 9:02. No.
7l6, afternoon passenger, now
deu at 4 90, is five minutes lat
er, or 4 :55. No. 100. morning
"dinky" makes no change.
ALL TRAINS STOP IN
SPRINGDALE.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
WE STAND CORRECTED.

In the last issue Of The News
was made Of the changes
in the faculty in the schools Of
Springdale and mention was
made Of the fact that Prof. f. c.
Robb. who has been principal a
of years, was selected
as principal. In connection with
this change The News said as
follows: During the illness and
subsequent inability of Superin-
tendent Banta. during the past
two years, much Of the work as
superintendent has been handled
by Prof Robb, and it is much to
his credit and ability that the
schools are in such a splendid
condition as at present.
Prof Banta has taken friend
y EXCEPTIONS 10 this statement.
and The News is more than
pleased 10 make any correction
or right any wrong that may
have been inadvertently commit
TED. ne News has long cherish
ea the u irlehdslllp ana goodwill
u / foi, santa. and takes pleas
ore III SlVihg To the readers lis
EleK OF me SITUATION.
Mr.. Editor =Inasmuch as IN
the writeup Of the change III
aae2IlA oI our schools YOU were
Tree 10 make some assertions
W1l1eh | deem unfair TO ne, al
though l an sure YOU meant no
marin. ana nee WISH only TO
correct tHg eEfoiS 1aat seem, I'M
Iiitehe londllA, - | NsFIiE 6eliese.
% alsPardse my WORK ana man
9selileht % me Npflngdale
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Ayr o. or II any way feSPohsi=
DE LOT lile ~ fizi.s sion oiZfiie
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teafsi : true mat lefZ1fle
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ago ehal d. iedst Two Or more o.
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The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

\ motion WAS made and See
onded flat the chairman appoint
a committee OF three on member
shiP.. whose dutY=it=shouId be=to
solicit the various business and
professional men Of Springdale,
asking them TO become members
Of the organization. They were
to prepare petitions and present
them to the various citizens Of
the town. On motion it was de-
eided to accept all for member
ship. except those who are
against the up-building of Spring
dale. On this committee the
chairman appointed Jno. p Stat
ford, e. q. Dodson and Walter
f. Dodson.
The meeting adjourned TO
meet again Monday night, May
1st. at which time the perma-
nent officers selected. It is de
sired that large number Of citi-
zens Of Springdale attend the
meeting as it is expected to start
the club with a membership Of
one hundred.
Chairman Cardwell has named
Mayor Smith. n. Berry. w +.
Dodson. y. j. Turpen and Ed
ward Fredricks. as his committee
on bylaws and constitution, and
they will make their report Mon
day night
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
GAVE UP SCHOOL.

Acting on the advice Of his
physician. Prof. w. II. Banta
has given up his summer school.
and has decided to rest for at
least year. The summer school
started fore part Of the week,
and is progressing nicely. Prof.
Banta is suffering from ner-
voas trouble, and his physician
thought best that he retire from
service in the school room for at
least year Prof. Woodruff.
head Of the Grammar School has
taken Prof. Banta S place at the
Summer School, which will con
tinue as first planned.
---------- . -------------
II Will coon 10 ,fpn,x. l. " 4
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

escaped the recent cold snap. The
owners smudged last Thursday
night and this probably accounts
for the berries being in so early.
There are II acres in the patch.
and seven more were set out
this year. Mr.. Anderson who
brought in the berries, expected
to have crate Tuesday or We'd
nesday Of this week.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
I}loll1y

Captain Ownbey, OF the local
company. a. y. G.. received or
ders Monday to organic ma
chine gun company at this place.
He will enlist ten men. who will
form the company; the machine
gun will arrive within the next
few days.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

farmers are getting behind with
their crops.
Easter passed about the same
as any other Sunday. some of the
young people spent the day at
various places.
Don t Worry we would sure
like to hear from you again. We
often think of you and wonder
how you are.
BI0ndv.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28
CIRCUIT COURI
OPENED MONDAY
Spring Term Convened at Fay.
etteville Monday : Criminal
Docket Rather Light-Grand
Jury in Session = Usual In
structions by Judge j. S. Ma
piles.

Circuit Judge j. $. Naples con
vened circuit court here this
morning at $50 o clock.
The grand jury was organized
with v. \. Whelchel 5Sr. OF Vine
yard Township as foreman and
the following as jurors: John
Joyce Sprlngdale; ". \. Wheel
chel Sr., Of Vineyard; Will Rog-
ers Of Star Hill; G..N.. Burkett
of Summers; Pres Patterson Of
Cane Hill; {. {. Gabe of Welding
ton; II. Osborn Of Hazel Val
ley; VI. d. Mason of Elm Springs
Cal lIoleomb, Elm Springs; John
Oxford .Ir., Goshen; J. B. Viii
son, Durham; John Quinn, Wins
low; W. Wheeler alley; Wal
ter Robinson. Prairie Grove; J.
NJ. Rollins, Wheeler; and c. ;.
N.earns..Prairle.
L. r. Holmes of=Pfaifie Town
sllP vas named as 3alhff OF the
grand Jury.
Judge Naples instructed the
grand Jury on the criminal stat
utes Tor more than an hour. Ills
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

"Come to Springdale to Live.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

1t will soon be strawberries and
cream for dinner.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1916-04-28

II Springdale lad Commercial
Club some very effective work
could have been accomplished
this week. For instance. Spring
dale had a visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday that few towns this
size can entertain, j. b. \. Rob
ertson, Grand Sire Of the I. O. O..
+. Lodge; the highest officer Of
the organization in the world. If
we had a Commercial Club it
might have taken some pains to
entertain Mr.. Robertson; show
him cur apple orchards, our
strawberry patches, and OH,
splendid country. He would
have long remembered the
courtesy extended him, and
it would have meant much to
Springdale. AS it was only a
limited number of people knew
Mr.. Robertson was III Spring
dale. Come out Monday night
and help organize that CONNER
cial Club.