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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-22

I,, exhibit occupied the entiic floor
of the Sew Mexico building during
lnsi year Eps been continued Tor 1916.
Forestry exhibits from san Francisco
are nov being unluaded from the
I uit"d states collier Mars. some are
90 BE- added Go the New Mexico dis
Plat 1tifts Co occupy space with the
general government show assigned Ia
The Nevada building Among the dis
plays 90 the Sew Mexico exhibit will
me- "a mounted group OF "A coyote kiil-
ur 90 sheep, Illustrating the damag.
done o., predatory animals To the
|Ht'ttlDE eft the country ana calling
attention Co., th" fac hat the govern
mont b. makInr q val Of cSicrmina-
Ton upon these pests on the national
forests
lu che Nevada building u modcl viii
.' ON display Illustrating two logging
ppofatipus- under the conscr,a-
the other under the I'D destructive
methods Here will also Ice various
models pointing ont the waste in tho
lumber industry and IA, WAYS ia
hIch this waste might De reduced
BIS better methods and Dos tho utilizn-
.I'u lt products.
a number ct beautifully ,ulurod
Urusparouoirs which were a great
uurr" Of interest al san Francisco.
Vu ui~u he shown Tho entire OK
t.Ii b. expected Go REOPEN about
M.i.u o. aud WIN o under th, Dhurrc
.' H uniformed forest officer detailed
Iuu. uu ~ me national forests.
n .--r rnnl Innka on noods rrnnLr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-22

lf E.lr roof leaks or needs repair
'us phuu, 49, Johnson Roofing 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-22

tFrom Judgc.1
Wite-Wc must surely ga To
Egypt this year.
HusbanN-Mhy Egypt
Wif.-pn account of those
pyramids. | see 10y this m%ag1zine
that they are SLOWLY wasting
en-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-22

FORECAST-Tonight and sun
day fair. not much change n
temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-22

A!.BrOrEEQrE Weather TOR
- hours ending ) u M.
MuNimum-iG
Minimum-25.
Range 81.
" y "a Al
South winds. clear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-22

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stove u furniture repairing, pack
ing. Phone ilS4 li5 W, told.
The Franklin air cooling auto sys
ten is the talk of the town.
Mrs John G. Muir. u former resi-
dent of tins city. is here uom her
home IN the eas, for a visit with
friends.
r. H. Hyde has purchased u Frank.
lin touring "A from the automobil,
department Of J. Korber n Co.
Mrs. Victor sails. who has been Wis
ting friends az san Antonio. has re-
turned tn the city.
, Albuquerque Lodge No. -. Frater-
nal Aid Union. VIII meet AZ a.
o'clock tonight al the \. - t. W
hail.
Franklin reputation az an econom.
iCal ear has Got across loiS miles
On one gallon OF OIL
Licenses To- marry were granted
yesterday to lose Fernando Garcia,
lfsloui, and Maria Nicanora Jiron.
~lslcta, Pcrfccto Pniz. Albuquerque
and sofia Garcia. Albuquerque. Ray
mond H. WINS, Albuquerque, and
Mildred Bowen. Aihuqder Tue.
Ford front springs, guaranteed
special - 10 korbors Auto Access
sorry department
Il. @. Coors. Jr. left last night tur
Santa Re where he viii represent ~,
board OF education OF AlbuqucrqL,
AGAINST school district 40. q IN d
suit whi,n viii uc argued before IN,
supreme court tolal, The case is on,
to quiet title To the johnson rae
southeast OF iIe city. SAID To be worth
STu 600
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
MAYOR ASKS AN OPINION
0NPROPQSED BOND ISSUE
gTst " Me-. 4 u li.5. - .f1sy $500 "A
City Attorney Is Requested To
Define Legal Status

4. A = d.
Major Lane has asked the city at
torhey for an opinion as to whether the
supervisors would he justified in at
tempting TO have an election TO pass ON
bond issne OF $3.50, IL bond Is.
sue IA decided upon. The MAYORS idea
Is TO have the one election cover
twp year issne Of ibeRds 50 that there
will not be necessity Of two elections.
Under the law there d no chance to
issue bonds IN an amount m re than
one half of one per cent of the Masses
ed valuation In the city in any one
year, but il d larger issue wa decided
on by thehvoters n woald be possible
at the end of the present year, "a
the consent Of the President was Sc
cured, 10 sell the balance, of the amonnt
without going to the expense OF an,
other eiection. 6ts t' X st
At the present assessed value Of the
real aud fersonah property Of the city,
which is $4,000, 600, the bond issue
could be $4s0,O0Q this year. a ~. a@f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Fire Partially Destroys
Honolulu Planing Mil.
Quantity Of Lumber and Much
Valuable machinery Eost y
n. ~ ~ IdfFite =

n N early morning are yesterday
VA destroyed the rear portion Of
tho Honolulu Planning MIN, $50
Fort street, the damage bsisg estimated
at $4,000. The cause or the blaze is
nnknewn, Insurance 20 the amount Of
$4,000 was carried on the property.
1 The alarm was turned IN about Ave
Q clock from the naval station, and thu
FIRE fighters, including the Paiama and
Makiki divisions were soon on, The
seehe.f "A great quantity OF lupiber, rs
wellsas the mill structure, was damaged,
and mpHh valuable machinery was lost.
II Is estimated that there will be a
loss Of about Sl0, zoe on account Of con.
tracts which cannot Ne flle,l. Contracts
on hand included: Fort De Russy, $780,.
.000j Iihue Theater, 90 GOO; King's
Daughters Home, $25,o00; Leah Home,
44500. - IA. - $50. ~ -
J0hn Lucas, president and manager
Of the company, stated yesterday that
he would rebuild immediately, erecting
a ffsproof structure In place Of the
former sheds, Which are Of wood ana
corT0eated IRON AZ -sst6f 81.
The company has been in its present
quarters sinee 1873. az, -. Iszfis - IT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
SQUAD Sorehead Cured

Victor A. NorgaaTd, territorial vet
erinarian, has had remarkable success
with the sorehead virus in checking an
epidemic of the disease in sqnaB
hatchery in, Kahhi. The owner of the
hatchery had lost over a hundred young
birds before be asked the board of az
rien'ture to help HIN. DoGter Norgaard
immediately prepared a. fresh lot Of
virus from scahs taken from the young
pigeons and rs"d it on the remaining
250 squalls 10 The hatchery. In the
twelve days since they were treated
only two squads have died.
No method has, been found of keep
ing the virus fresh more than day
Or two Hence q new lot has to b.
made up for each dock. Serum cannot
be used because the sorehead germ does
not infect large apimals and it would
be too expensive proposition to pre-.
pare it, using the blood of birds.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
n. WEEKLY MARKET LETTER

storage. v Eggs to be kept in this way
'nasti be strictly fresh and clean. H.
>, ThsFe 10 good demand fer calico
beans Ut the present tame and but very
few being received. Dealers are pretty
well stocked with red beaRs and sails,
sre slew. The DiyisioH 10 Just in re
teipt of a rsqnest from Vancouver 70,
prices on leo tons zach Of small and
lafge navy beans and 40 taas VI cali
so,i.eans. All gyowsFs who have thsst
beans On hand Srfwbe have crops sysw
ing should nstify the Diyisioa Ut once
Of the quantity they have o. sxpect tc
have, the priee they want and the dat
that the beans conld, be delivered, In
order that thsiRquHy may be answered
Good lines are scarce and bringinl
goad prices, -. .',C... ~, . -
Kauai sweet potatoes are in great de
mand vt the present time Recently
the supply has been light. = ,ge9ga ~
There. has bssR~ sAstisalIy no chang,
IN the live hog or dressed meat mark ct
~ ATT LOMaLRYy EEias :
- Market Hhfnrintea,lent
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
SPRAYING tobacco

The yisid lpf tobacco WINS increase,
fifty per cent aud the bur6 Of Che leaf
DE- cidedly improved. by spraying the
crop with q two per cent suiphate OF
potash solution, in recent Hungarian
experiments Professor Coleman, OF
Budapest, has Demonstrated that not
ash salts IN dilutep solutions are direct
y absorbed bps gsesn ,lsayes.a .! ], 4
In the trials with this method nj thu
royal tobacco Sexberinnsnt station al
Dehraezen the spraying was cont snced
three weeks after the @plaats had beet
set In the Rekl The crop was sprayed
every ssVsH days untilstAs lsaf, eam
mc nced to riPsn, = yMsyaiag spraying
gave better = results y than evening
Morning spraying Increased the crop OF
one variety $40 ponHds per acre, and OF
smother 9si pounds. The cured leaves
of 'uHtfeatedt check 7 plots held FIRE
wGAtg se6eads. Morning apraystl crot
tobacco hpEAsd fsyty-sigAt, 4 seeoads
Phe cost efrsprayiAg was over go PEI
acre in labor and materials and The
gain IA yield did noe squaiize the cost
but the experiment was extremely sug
FESTIVE and Rsemiysss inPiovement il
methods d, cpltiHatienSpaida 90.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Testing Dairy Cattle

Every dairyman and farmer should
keep a record Of yield and butter fat
eoRteat 81 the milk from each COW in
his herd 1t is only. by testing each
cow that the farmer can be sure
whether the cow is paying the feed
bill. Few COWS that look like good ones
.$i'h send their owner 10 the poor house
II he sticks TO the dairy business long
enough. othor animals return big pro-
hts. The only way farmer "a" he
sure to which class his animals belong
is to weigh the milk from each COW
separateiy, and keep record of it..
Ph6 butter fat content is easily deter
mined by applying the Babcoek test.
ANY text book or veterinary encycIO-
pedia will tell how to make this test
baiTymen should know whether their
cows are keeping them, or they are
keeping " the cows.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Passengers Aboard Steamer Mia
CARA Say Liner Ran Out o.
Her Course "
SAILED FROM ANTlPoDES
WITH ALL LIGHTS DIMMED
Telton May Be Auxiliary Cruiser
Or Converted Merchantmen
From Atlantic "'

That n German auxiliary cruiser Is
believed to be in the Pacific was stated
by passengers Of the British steamer
Niagara, which arrived from Sydney,
Auckland and Sutas Thursday and de-
parted yesterday morning for Victoria
and Vancouver. .
The Niagara ran with lights, dimm.
ed, one passenger said. - .rs55s
She did not follow the direct course
between Suva and Honolulu, said an
other, but left IL presumably to es-
cape any enemy wa ting for her. She
was fourteen or sixteen hours ahead
of time here, but that was not unusual.
No details as to the German are to
be had, except thai she Is believed to
be an armed merchantmen and thar
fhe entered the Pacific from the At
lantic about two weeks ago.
No Clue 10 German .l..e..
There 10 no clue whatever as TO her
identity. She may have departed from
| seine neutral port ior she may have
been one of the.vessels that have been
harryiDg British commerce of the
West Coast of Afriea.4i 49, .,+ .l#
Vessels calling here that would be
exposed to attacks of an enemy vessel
are the Canadian Australian liners Nj.
apara and Mahura and the whole feet
Of the T. X. X, including the Tenyo
Maru, Persia Maru, Nippon Maru,
shiyo MarU. Shinyo Maru, Dairen
Maru, shinyo Maru No. 2, Anyo Maru,
Kiyo Maru, Seiyo Maru. Kwanto Ma.
m, and the PaHama Maru and Ssattle
Maru OF the Osaka Shosen Raisha.
Many Other Ships Liable -.
There are many Japanese and Brit.
ish tramps In the Pacific. Besides, the
Russian Volunteer feet is maintaining
sailtngs between Puget Sound and
British Columbia ports and Russia for
the Transportation Of war materials,
= trade which has grown greatly since
the closing Of the Panama Canal. and
in which British, Japanese and Ameri.
( can trampssare joining. =. u. s. Cor
don, British consul, was told Of the
reports brought by the Niagara.
That is news 10 me,p he commented.
Asked as 70 what he thought Of its
truth, heJrepiied that II appeared Can.
other of those stCIies that are going
around. 1" e. ..g}435g Z n 3l5tS
Eiagara's Master Worried
Capt. ]. T Rolls Of the Niagara hur.
ried, FROM the steamer as soon as she
locked Thursday. He Appealed var.
red There was no hint from ship g
officers as TO any fears, however, and
II was only when passengers began TO
talk that anything was learned What.
ever may be the trHth, there can be
no doubt that there was Serious ankle
~ felt on, the niagara. D. 80 "A, 80,
In this connection 1t il noted that
the Japanese cruisers Chitose and To-
kiwa sailed from, British sColumbia on
Wednesday for the South Seas, yaceetd.
me to q despatch 10 the H.ppu Jill.
They may have been ordered 10 search
for the German. '.s ...N . ,...a.El IN
The Niagara reported an unidenti.
fed steamer OF. her port bow wednes-
day afternoon, but too far OF to be
identified tn. ny -, ~. ~, u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
MORE HIUNeHQNS
.''..' 0DVlE:R|FORBESI' TRIP
H5F ~ ~ ltTs3yt, ~,
'--------a- -.
Two More Filed RyWiIder Against
Officials and Public UTILITIES
Commission

Merrily and frequently are injunc
tioR suits being fied these days as the
result of the fight between Judge Al.
thur A. Wilder on the one side, al
petitioner, aud GoverheT Pihkham, Sill
Perntendent of Pablic, Works Forbes
sGd other cabinet - ofheers and com.
nissiOners. rs A. ~.
The first suit was mentioned IN The
Advertiser some days ago.
Yesterday two more were RIed. One
3 against Treasurer Mccarthy, Audi.
tor Fisher and c. n. Forbes, to pro
sibIt the payment Of an item of $l22.
4 in the expense account of Mr..
Forbes during his recent Washington
Tip. The other is against }. NJ. =.
Williams, A, J. GignOux and G. r.
Forbes, members of the public, utilities
commission, Auditor Fisher, Treasurer
Mccarthy and g. r.. Forbes. ,.., p
In this suit II is alleged that Mr..
Forbes trip cost $I225.59 and that il
is proposed to pay oAe,half of this
amount, or $6l2.79, ont Of the funds
Of the commission, o.. y.
These actions will be heard on their
merits as soon a. Judge. Ashford may
be able to get to them, although all
the respOD dents have been ordered ~
appear beIore Jndge Ashford at ten
o clock next Wednesday morning, yet,
il is understood, that they need not
do so.
The first injunction suit in which the
Governor and others were made res,
pOndeRts was practically disc Continued
yesterday when, upon the assurance
gwen by Attorney General stainbaek
that the item complained of would no+
he paid unless found corIeet and ap-
proved, subject to the further order
Oh the court, Brought from Judge Ash
ford the following order:
''let the order be that on the state
meRt of the attorney general the bill
u not he patd until further order OF
this court, the complainant withdraws
his application for temporary in,
Junction,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
NATIVES HEAD DEATH =.
:. ROLL FOR FEBRUARY

One Aundred and eight deaths were
reported for the city last month in the
office of the registrar-general of vital
statistics Of the board Of health. BY
nationality the deAths we're, Hawaiian
and Part. Hawaiian, forty-siS, on forty
two and dhe-half per cont OF the totpl.
Japanese tweSty-two. Chinese, ssSet.
teen; American, eight Portuguese,
seven; British and Filipino, three
each; Germaa and Porto Ricany one
each. 1 IVA tlE tEi AfAGA ~ !
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
VACCINATION FOR SORE HEAD
PROTECTS FOWCS ONE YEAR

Professor Beach of the California
experiment station, according TO main
land farm. papers, recently bought a
lot of LeghOrn fowls from a Petaluma
dealer, intending to use the birds in
lis innoculation tests in eontIoI Of
sore head. The hens were duly limo
culated, hut not one of them. reAclbfl
or showed any effect from the dose
given them. This worried the profess
sOr. At first it looked as though there
must be something vitality wrong with
bis experiment. Then he bethought
himself to find out more about the
chickens. |' N"- e.. ..'
1t turned out that this particular
lot of fowls had been yaeeinated for
sore-head by their original owner a
laii year before they became the pro-
Rerty Of the California experiment
station, and the reason they did not
''react'' was that the, eaEly VACCINE
ton had rendered them immune to in
lection 1t would not have mattered
whether the fowls had been expose
to infection by mipghng with, other
nOn-vaecipated birds, or whether each
chicken had dose Of virus injeeted
in q scientific laboratory, the original
vaccination fully protected them.
Immunity Lasts Year
The question Of how long VAGINA,
ton would render birds immune was
one Of the moot points, Professor
Beach 10 elated at the lack of success
that ,unwittiRgly attended his innoru-
latfOn experiments in this case, for
this is q practical demonstration that
fowls which have been vaecinated for
sore-head do not have to be coddled
or given special attention. On the
basis of this work IL can, be safely
assumed that the immunity lasts at
least a year and probably a good deal
longer.
If such results can be got by chicken
ralsers in California, there is no good
reason why losses from g. sOre-heA.l
should continue in Hawaii. After a
remedy has been worked out, tested
and proved, as this one has been, loss
es through failure to apply the remedy
are inexcusable. Amy owner of chick
ems, turkeys, pigeons, or other dOmes.
tic fowl attacked by sore,heah should
get into immediate touch with the
board of agriculture and forestry, and
make bic troubles known. He win re-.
ceive advice what to do and how 10
do it,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
- 'ptssing csbebase worms

lhe'eanDaee R0fh 1Ad Abhi8 .Ale al
most always bnsy 1t the same Tins snd
noithef+one OF sthess,sPests b In The
hsbSt of taking laAe yssations. Any
one who TRIES ia grew cabbage, Brus
sells sproutsjs dr aauliaower, quickly
learns the diiiisulty,of getting a decent
crop, worm-f fee.tkE 0isfFA
The n medy,is simple and sure. Mi1
a conf ined spray Of two tablespoon full.
Of "blaek- lsaft0,' 'tgksh q cake OF
soap and foIlr' ounces aFsenate of LEAD
in tour galAens of wateE spsay bthe
cabbage piaAts with this nixtase. OF
coase theseA poisons shOuid not b.
used just before the crop il ready tc
harvest, % sen, bnI II ~ perfectly SAT,
for the half'growh plants. The, rain.
wiz wask ~ IN but NOT until worm.
and sPhis are killed. %s1F 1T W.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Superintendent Territorial Marketing
. = q" re Division ID ..,
BY A.. T. LoNaLEY

~ March 3, 1915.
The prices of green vegetables are
slowly getting back to normal. Some
are very scarce Snd high still
Island butter In poand blocks which
is being received from the Boys In
dustrial School and the Gtehwood
Creamery Co., is selling we'll at good
prices. There is a good market for
first class Island butter at. al times
but the supply must be steady and the
product uniform - "a,
Island eggs, have become SO pleuti,
full that IT was necessary to drop the
price to 30 cents n dozen in order 10
move them Oft. Fresh California Ranch
eggs are selling for 2g cent? q dozen
If the low prices continue It would
probably pay local producers who'll have
good fertile eggs to- put them In cold
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
A FAMILY NEcEss1rY,

Every family should he provided
with Chamberlain : Pain Balm at ali
times Sprains may he cured in much
!" time when promptly treated. Lame
back, lame shoulder, pains in the side
md hest aud rheumatic pains are some
II tn" r'tseaseR' for witch il is especial.
" valuable. Try this llniment and be.
come acquainted with its qualities aud
YOU will never wish TO be without ii.
For sal, by all dealers Benson, Smith
4 Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii. .s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Sweet Potatsss and Cseoanuts

The sweet potato 10 an excellent
cover creP, in Young coeoAut planta,
tioHs. The trees grow more rapidly
where the land is cultivated. Topic al
author ties consider thin The best inter,
crop that can be grown, FOR a variety
OF relsahs. The crop pays the cost of
cultivation, covers the ground with a
thtcS mat Of vegetation, aad after the
roots are dug a Large mass OF vines age
left on the land to rot.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "A DAYS

fAZo oINFMENT Is guaranteed to
ours blind, bleeding, itching or pro-
trading PILES in to IA days or
nonsy Ieiunded. Manufactured by
tbsPARIs MRDIcINECo co, St. Louis,
u, S. A,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
VOTE or FREE SUGAR L
@'N REPEM IS POSTPONED

There was no vote on the repeal of
the free sugar clause in the simmons,
Underwood tariff bill yesterday. News
Of the postponsment of the vote came
In asprfvats telegram TO firm Of brok.
ders here. il,fhe Cause Tor the postpone
mentj as stated in the, code eabIegrana,
wa pressure Of other business IL IL
stated Qthst the vote win ,--be had on
Tuesday of aext week. MS. =. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
ISSUED BY Ths TnHnIroRIAL
MARKETING Dfvls1oN

8 Of the
hnt Station and the
price akeng change of Eye s"ads 1t fghy
tho
for sale and about when will be ready ship loo
Division 81 M r Box
MatGi Msunaea and Telephone
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-07
Honolulu Wholesale Produce Market
& O. lyQpntations @ q
BUTsfBR AMI fods

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 When 6-year-old Tommy had re- turned to his home in WalbroolS after visit to the circus, with all its daz- zling wonders. and had met for the first time all the fierce animals which had hithertoo been confined between the pa ges of his animal c. he was tired as only a youngster of can be.
 Undressed and droppy-headed Tom my was ready to be tumb.ed into bed when his mother said:
 You haven't said your prayers, Tommy"
 Can't muvver." said Tommy
 But you must" she insisted.
 "All right" he answered weariJy. ard went through his simple prayer. end- ing with this:
 And bless the circus. and the clowns and the animals-bless 'em. Lord. but don't let 'em get away. Amen"
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