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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-13

good under competent rd perfectly
Trained leadership
How elise can tins mItI,r nr I,-
IJId'd when YOU ,umo go thtuk u' a.
VIII .huuid Nuu. &c IRE. tj'if"u uf 90
~pr'suuuul. free republic 49," up
YOUR money our time 'r oar ni"
Your personal libcrt,. your m'su- ~
living SthDy are put into The hands
%. public servants vhu are not hon
est or uoi ,pmpetant-ur h q the,
are honest are onl, partially com
potcut Who are not capable o. per
hars mot I'sirous II ihot are capable
81 usIug these treasure" these vale
liable l-.,'. of yours even H- well '~
you mahf use them nut."lNo s lui
,our uHa md our 'pm!s honoN'
and protection
Nuw these aud similar questions
rr, rapid. pklng share loo IA minds
ui pr't. many oi "ur people
Thos" who pay for the crumc7'
irc appalled, At the constant Increase
len the rl', ~ ~.Npcudituru t.I ~ 'l,
general decrease IN The results a'-
tt.1ed
one Of he most -.rft g proof
'ht' ih.# Icon~istcn, i- m1u being
more .ti,fuily 1oicu htu h'ro'u-
fore or. rod hy the great number
of ~unu',Il orginili'|"n- Of n
KIND Ird mother fhHt are nov uri. *
organized throughout the Dud-nr-
sauIli' sons having Their object 'h'
Increase . EuN"rHu""ilI efficiency
N -,eue . II the .uyutrN H'r. If
'p.i Hsr.|u.u g to rpJ ~, 'hH' joel. ,Hs'
OF .h, ,, gem Ices o. politics most
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-13

|,ev ~, ttsD nov month rr seiea a
wear. Tho ~pr.pu-.d bond ..u, would
reuuir. tina, bank ,u ps, tse..sU q
y.,t- and tho water charge in add
ton, whatever that charge might DC
The merchant owning Il stock oi
goods. aud renting q store room with
water nIrnisbcd-as is r IN q nutt
Der Of cases IN ON retail district
would pc, $3.50 annually On each
tl.ooo OF assessed value of his stock
of goods.
Tho man who owns $50 600 worth
ct vacant lots would pay $50 u year
irto the water interest aud sinking
tund-aud use no water n SANTA
70 railroad which owns and operates
is " water rlant ana prophhly
would wish to continue to do $50
would be- required to d to us taxes
IN the city something Tx" $1,000
The man who owns n so 400 house
and lots would ~ necessity have 20
have $3.50 cut from his present ar.
uual water bIll in order to get Oh:
even on municipal ov ncrship ON th..
basis.
These are facts for taxpnyers I,
consider Th, matter IL on, winch
the are To decide. The. are
Facts which ma, well be considerol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-13


r.r..f. and dI...rIcrt,I Generally
r,.... ,r, mo, VET uu.,. i..H,sri-
.r.I win ..tr vuo., 4,st,m coy ...
uum,uf rur the, tsaI.zo its failures
ate de-, 10 70 great degree 600 th'I.
own p.,tiultt ltch 81 Interest and
ylr.l,-. .uit'eIt.uu .u' th', hove
rca he'd a point whor, they want .U
Dol. -huWu D.. order PA, help nr.a-
fhiS change r order foo mt'.
thp system 90. lent ,u order Zee 80
results Rad avoid waste. 100 order Goo
mt.n .n,I geo. .,Iu,I' pn" 'n', .'r
he proud ui uur fh,t .l. haze GONE
hd.n.c Iu..u order Poo NHau 'HIi
au, getting Nh.f fh, trr CONE
sf1nH, making -l. I.Gcas for iho
u"upic arp Willing ANA rrNIuu. leo lH
verifying the, ctu Poo help fh, uf'
,fiI. loo fn. exercise 81 h,Ir dI'I.
Americans t4 30 rule are cr. u.-
tent ..,r. Iuug slrcI.u. th, 900,
proud Of frt.r ..lufrf YuI vfrr f.
So, % e. proven -I..,s but tu, u.m
who hold 'n, ..N,r .Uf.usn ru|.f
,l. ursluIlr.ars wH-. realize that
sometime th. p,.pI. I. Nnu'. tr'
60 rp fr Insist fhr. m.r |. pN u DE-.
liver fH, goods I'm. .utnf. 900, ttN
uartt. are. f.. 900. .u ..u ..V near
.r chat .u..' 'pHu fn,. h.,, npru
f.. .r.tf u.rt r...
m, ,.-..,....r DOL. Sos.
N,y... .r. t.. .-r.,r.f..u.
ln,t.r .p ion tb. p|ur,u... uorcd
,,.,. ,,r a., .Htr,-. .I rrdtu. uut
ot,,. ,. sand ..., ,,h f,S,. u,
p,, and what lbs I,Ur vrb what
r,,r.,ft.r .t ia, p,u,, . for over.
b,,I charge far -ll,ru,4 aud nthpf
,-.,,.s.,.,. I+, Dol, ... .,.t wasted.
,rt what mann ,.ru,l,. accrue. d.. rho
b,u.u, of ana, imam ,b. ,ut, DO 100,
rb,,. ,,. .l,r. Cd, ,II.ri uNl.nls u
,r. .,,f, ..u...,r,fnr. n..,-t mon
,r. ,r. l.lry srt.rd|d v,, and
u. b,l, f.jnJ tbl, such m,H ar,
,.,,r. ,n,, Yarlou. q, rpopnra,. win
an. ,.s,.i,,,r ir ,~p,l,2ifr n st.
.r,f.., and ppdiug vhrt, imrro.,.
m,rts can lo brotpht about.
pp, fhiuu certain "a, can .,,uI
J. ~,u.tbIlp tn brine about bette
..ra,i,p. YptI a.. KIM, ia a,t,
Dh,f arc IN, prcs,ui fact. and 'hti
on,t .uuuy other tit.. tho
i~lNp,,.rs ,ssn,utia1 l uov Iud.uy
.ut Iu.Ii.ut,l.y Vc thtrs that n.
fh. ,nur.. If tn, iuuu.r, being mad.
h. IA. director OF the 49, upiat.uu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-13
March 10. 1915.
EDITOR EVENING HERALD

EDITOR EVENING HERALD.
Albuquerque. y NJ
MI. wallace llo-scldon in Satut.
daS = Evening Herald has asked that
the water supply company or any
other person Iu possession Of facts
Mould answer certain questions ana
'OlCh for tho ACCURACY OF th,lr re
plies. Most of the Information askc .
for vas given to The city council last
summon. when the proposed renewal
Of franchise was before them. In or
der 'o make my answers clear I will
quote each question asked hy Mr..
81 .don and rive tire answer i'm 70
mcuutoly following. The answers
are taken from the Water supply
company's books ana are correct Goo
the cent.
81 what were the actual receipts
from the sale Of water duriug 1918 600
Answer. The total receipts from
sale OF water during 1913 vas sos
1880 In addition 'u that Vc rc-
coiNcd from 'ho tity for hydrnut
rentals 8" $40 90 and frutn an
sources made up 81 rclts ana sales
81 scrap ta'orul ct. t6t5'5
vii say thrt mot counting hy.
d'anl rentals ana Nttst for ur' pur.
poses The clt, vas furnished G,..l-.
~ gallons of water free 90 ,hurg.
Tor city purposes
what portion OF these receipt.
was from ih, SALE ~ water pI's.d. CO..
'h' .IfN 'm.'-
Answer ,r.u' answer tn,.
nUIt.f.lH. .fY..f#|.. .... .N. I.H ..L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-13
ROCKEFELLER HELD
UP AS MODEL CHURCH
MEMBER AT REVIVAL

The separate srrmons iur men and
women - the baptist church last
uight brought the largest number of
people ever assembled there It one
time The auditorium wns nchrl'
filled with men and boys. tn" sun
day school department was well Nile
with women and girls
rho Hc' /. - Ncruiliuu |prca,r't
tu IA" men he showed log example
that not uuly IN" wise men of Iihl'
times bot tho wisost men 1T an time
even Co the present day, Vurshipr',
Jesus IL, referred tu the example.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-13

orr DELIGHTFUL >tBI RVS


= ONE people may hold that ,n
- have enough trouble within tn.
strict confines II one uv 70
haOiwick without going outside i1
search Of trouble. There .s a ,uud
ton r.ght at our oity limits. however.
which merits attention from the Ct,i,
Retirement league. or from any uricr
authority which may hope tot effect.
"a. aetien.
Reference is not to uld Alouulcr
cue Whatever the moral atmus-
ph.ro of ShcrIn Romcros nome 80.
lago may he the streets an, ,umra ~.
lively clean and the ditch,~ are either
quite dry or nllcd with now!ng water.
the condition IN mind IS mat ol
the streets alleys and irrigation
dItDh's used and unused. OF the ,Il.
lag uf Ear,la- between which ana
Albuquerque proper there Is oull Ju
mag raIy dividing line How such
MIN tS exists 100 m. -t'c"js aud I'uu :
tho imagiunr, sidewalks 81 E1rcIp,
on m. extensions cot South second.
Thnd and tHurth streets, cam cNts,
without brccdluE malignant disease
s q question winch perhaps onIy 8p
iilwi-o and mor..tu Providence can
answer
Tho answer may COME fY H. Ar ,ut
,m" Iu tho iuIm of an outbreak OF
almost tny form 81 .on'ngion VIII h
O mHy fpN uur rcspuT cs 90 keep QUE
OF u.r own homes
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Nenes aug Moline.

Iie mnleioige Site Ser &inoer,
|iid alt 8ugen aSlt bangen, bette Oenl
4 Sabre alten 5o9ne pon gamiel
@an @atermllelen, Der alt ser la.
|5trabe nno is. Mper,1e in SIt 500
line pobitt, betnabe Dos 2ebert ge-
fpitet. Ser a1labe NOR bon einen1
@agen abgelprl1nge1 llno Oireft Dor
elm Mutomobil gelalfeil, Das BON u.
6. grar1ter gelenft moroen jein jon.
@aterml1elen pllroe nadb oelh N1fau
in feline elterlihe @plnll1g geqradt,
no ein berbeigeltiellcr Mr5t felifeatS,
0aB ct NIT nnbebclltcnoen r&orperaba
id)iirfnngen oaponsefolntltell mar.
@ie Sic &oliaei anllimnlt, ip,lroel,
F5tpei Sdiiiie a1f ein. T~lltoncbil, in
benz iid mebrere Na1iaaiere befallOcn,
abiid)tlid abgefeltert, ais 0asielbe in
Bridge Cane, Moline, porbeiIubr.
Die < Elm orangell III oas Scl5tperf
|bcs Ml' ntpisils Elm, iebph iultroa
pl.it aer.wciic l1ielllai1b pcrlctt. Die
o. q si, mcld)e ii6er sen @ltlhlag be.
nodjridtist puroe, illd1tc ioforte Die
gaT5e Nadybaridaft 1lad) Den Iatern
ab, mas ieoo6 feinen grfolg Datte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21

untsr Den aldnaen Der a~niippeImuz
1T sum 5taotLein binaus. RaGoem
mon Die JeItunssndlle uro Die Gfa=
eis hintsr ii6 gelaHen, ertDnts Elm
opnnernoes Salt! 6auptmam Yerz
tubn rsdte ll6 alif ieinem 5lisgsnz
idimmsl elnpor uno lies iiA dlfo
ferasbmen: rMufsepabt! Die Soee
Der heltisen Selooienitiibuns lit fol-
genoe: Der Ssrr aommanoant Der
Setting lit plDgli6 mabnlinnis gsz
lpproen. Sn oieier ln5urs9nllngsz
fabisen 0eilteseerfaiIuns 1T er in Den
Sulillstharm eingebrpdsn unos sat
cen &riessidab %geitpAlsn, lpprauF ct
oruhen in icnen Walo ssftiidtet IT..
Die apmpasnie 9ut ben MuFrug. i'm
gu IuGen. Der pabniinniss &omz
manoant ntrb burh ben @erseanten
pluno, Der arisssi6aB bur9 Die leere
3igarrentiits oarseitelt."
5srgent gluna - ni9t gsroe cine
2eudte Der 8inenidaft - mar
fnapp cine 8iertelitunoe III Dem
Waloden unterpsss, ais er auf sinen
linn u%nbetannfen boben Sffi5ier itieB.
ginseoent 1einer Hpfs fniff ct aus,
wuroe aber oura einen Nnruf gum
5te5en sebradt. $50 pplIsn Sic
hin9 @as MAIDEN Sic hierg"
sd Der itede mid, Serr @snsral."
so? l1no ppr mem oenn?"
n9or meiner &pmpasnie, 5srr Sc
neral"
500 9as 1T ia rs4t nett. @ie
beiben @te?"
rppn &anoop."
r@as? @as2 @ie9!"
.Sberit pon Hanopn. apmmanoart
Der 5eitun9".
nMenfd", baudts Der General ents
febt, r5ie iino pobl maDn1innie9"
nSu 9efsbl. YlobliA nahniinnig
seiporoen, in ben SuIiustNurm elm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
ss1 ser Notwithstanding

Sn Ser misunderstanding,
bic seltern Worsen a~bgebalten mllroe,
lifto nrr 1pe11lg Ingelegenbeiten err
lebigt mor0en. Wan beidaftigte li6
Der 5altptiade nod NIT Der 4etition,
mel6e Die BETTER bon .SSitneps" eir-
gereidt batten. SSn berlelben mlrbe.
Inn bie Snltallirllig eines Ielepbons
Dor Der 3entral : characterization
aebeten. Sur @egriironl1g oes sllt-
trays mlrbe allsaefiibrt, bob oiele
ginribtllng Den uSsSitnep" =2enfern gu
groBem 8ortbeil gerci6en miir0e.
Ser Stabtratb miro bieie Mngeles
Igenbeit in ultgefabr elmer @ohe nod=
Hals belpred)et. MaDor Garllon err
|flarte, OaB es nidt allgebradt lei. elm
Selepbon Dor Ser characterization
alt3ltbringen, 90 baS2auten besielbelt
loie 9tad)barn st iebr ltorer1 miirbe.
Sic Netel1ten 1perben ibr @ell1h aus
bieiem @rllno mobl anoern miiilen,
lum BEN oiesbe5iiglid)en snforoerl1l1=
gen 9cred)t su merOet.
Die @olisei BON Dit Moline forfeit
5lr 3eit nad) eillem Ma1ne Man1ens
SSames 6. Gapis, ser mebrere mertb-
loie Gbefs inn @etrage bon lie So per-
altsgabt babeu loa. 8ie Gbefs 1pa=
ren allf Die 3of Sslan6 Saoings
8anf al1sgeltelt l1lo NIT Ser ltnter=
lid)rift bon 2ittag 8ros. %berle6en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
n arisagIdas sel.ohlsn

'sebroden, ben arisssidab geito1lsn
nno ausseriidt.."
Scum ausseIproden, entrib Der
General Dem serssarten oas 5eiz
tsnsepehr, naGm i'm an Nrm uno
|fiihrts i'm eisenhdnois Der nGhIten
8ade gu. '3isr puroe Der 9(rrsitant
uaser lGarfite Gufficht eeItsllt. .3!oei
Fer trGftigIscn SolOatsn mlBten i'm
al ben @anoselenten Fe'tbalten - bis
gum @intrsffen Der t~elspbonii6 berz
6eiserufsnen 5tabsdr3te. ---
Sic geseiiterunS Der apmpasnie
pb Der nrisinslIen Wufsabe iteiserte
it'd gu bslem Gnt5iidsn, als man
oes Gjeiuften abIolut ni6t bab6aft
neroen tonnts. Man iuate cine
Stunbe, 3nei 5tunoen, orei Stun
ben, erflstterte Die bDhIten gdiume
uao idldnselte fia inoianerbaft ourh
oa5 oidte{ts unterholS - BON benz
ipabnIirnisen &ommanoanten vnb
Der ariegsfaie mar feline Spur.
56liebli9 blieb nidts anSerss iibrig,
als unoerriatefer Sadie nieoer abz
su5ie6en.
@ouptmann gerfubn iatpur, hab
Den asrl Elm beilises gonnerlpetier
|fritafirer Ioae, lo5alo er iid lpisoer
leAen laiIe.
2sioer fam es anoers. aa1m mar
Die Spnpagnie einseriidt, als Der
6aaptmann sum acknowledgements
csur fefpAlen tpuros - uno bier fri
taRirte Elm hs:liges Commemorative i'm
Istbls.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Mcuts aus Sod Sslano.

-5gHa. r4
Ser SO Sabre olte, unocrbcirathete
@emrp M.@rotb mltrOegSormtag Daor-
gen BON leiner @ai1smirtbin, Srall
@ilbite, go. 304 81. StraBe mob1-
bait, tpot IN ieinem gette %borgefun-
ben. @rotb NOR. Samstag Ibeno
|nod @allle gefomnfen lt1o batte, be=
Dor er lih auf iein 3in1mer begab, ge-
|lagt, oaB ct bon einem Illtomobil
angefabren nno 81 9oben geld,lelt-
bert moroen lei nno oaB Bic Sdrl6
an ben1 l11faa an linn gelegen babe.
@rotb 1tallb on Der @fe Der 81.
StraBe nlo a. @penl1e. Mls ct iiber
sic StraBe geben molte, lief ct an=
geblib bireft Dor bas rSsSitnep", mcl=
Ides Sam 2anbretto lenfte. Ser 2eb=
|tere, 1peld)er mir NIT n1aBiger Sc
ld)pinOigfeit ~gefabren iein iol, belt
]ieine Maid)ine bier Sub bon Ser lllt=
falitelle ertfernt MI. @rotb, Ser in
balbbemubtcm 3Atano liegen blieb,
mmrbe III eitl nabebelegenes @ebaloe
gebradt, mo er lein 8%elpuBtleilt mie=
bererlangte, nadoem eil1 Mr5t err
ldienen NOR. @rotb erflGrte, SOB er
iid ltarf genllg sfiible, nl1l lelblt nod
Sallle SIT geben, ipas er oarm alld)
tbat.
Croft batte, pie ii6 lpltcr Der
nlsltellte, eiren S6aoelbrllh erlittell.
Mugen5eltgen bes llnfalles berihtetell
Der &oliaei, BOB @rotb i'm 2aufe bes
Nadmnittags %getrunfen babe. 2an=
bretto loll feline Sdu1lo an oem lll1=
faI treffen.
ltngliid i'm @liid batte Spbn S.
2ieotfc, Ser &olnmiii1r fir %Dffentli-
de @einnobeit, 90 er 90 Gerlen III
,einer Ml1iter fono, Sic Ieioer idon &C.
fodt NOR, mos ~oielelben gan5lid
~rl1inirt bate. Mebrere Ser 9erler
ipare1 bon tbefrad)tlid)er @robe uni
batten ie0enfaus einel, groBen @ertb
ST. 3l,funft miro 2ieDtfe ppbl al(
slllitern nadieben, ebe Oieplb.n &c
fod5t lperoen.
3r elmer entpfinoliden Straft
mltr0e gelterrl Clifford Ml0erioll, ell
friiberes Mitglieo Set &od Sslani
Weilitia, perl,rtbeilt, 90 ibm cine Sc
fangnibitrafe bon 90 Tagen ollferleg
mllroe, nad)oent er ldllOig befltnoe1
%tporben NOR, nit cil1ell1 9rnbesba
~Iionett Sl1,ltrationerr in elmer @irtb
ldaft porgefiibrt al baben. Ser SIN
geflagte beba,ptete, bab er MIR batt,
5eigelt apollen, mie malt NIT eillen
gaionett llmgingc. Die Gols5ei batt'
bebatptet, BOB MnOerlon betrunfel
gelpeien lei.
Sn &od Ssslano lieBen iid gelter,
sic folgeltoe1t &crionen Seiratbs-gr
laltbnib1d1eine ausltellen:
Men5o @ra6p l1no Srall Ml1tb S
@raoD, Ml1scatine.
Sames %. <Iien nn6 SRI. 2Dbil
@enipn, Waoline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21
Scenes nus Mustatine.

Sooner @l,rfc, Gepl1tp @ilo @ar=
oer, bot cine @arnltng altssegeben,
0ab aue &11abelt bon MIN oil Das
'Sdieben alts 22=&aliber=Jlinten III
Sen Straben Ml,seutine'se aufgeben
miilIen. Mle &1laben,. apeld)e oiele
gorihrift iibertreten, iollen ltreng
sur &ebenidaft ge5ogele peroen.
Die geeroigl1ng bon GborIes
IStolte, Der 6reitag %gladntittag in lei-
ner @obat1ltg an ser 9sortb Mltlber=
rD abelll1e itarb, fano geltern asad-
rnittag bon Ser Samilienmobnltllg
aus amf oem @reenpouo JrieObof
|1tatt.
Sci einem @erfallf bon 2anoereien,
ser in 2ctts ya%bgebalten mur0e, fanf-
te @rat 8alton, Ser bier geo. 613
Sycamore StraBe lpobttt, 121 Ifer
|2anb, Die, meltlid bon 2etts ,gelegen
limo bon Senrp @agner. Der &allf=
preis betrllg $177 pro ader.
6. 90. Grltempe, Elm befanllter @e-
apobner Der 5taot, bat bas ,Gictoria
|Gafe filtflib erporbel1. Ser nelle
Igciiser miro oas gtabliliement gaiin15-
|lib r~ellopiren l%ailel1, bepor ct es Den,
gerfebr iibersibt.
@altor 8. 8. yoltng, @eelioraer
Ser ullniteb @retbren gbllrd", bat
in @egleitung bon bier 9eamten cine
Snlpeftion Ser @laro=@allen in
Ml1scatine oorgcnonln,en nn1o oabei
|feltgeitellt, bob lit jeOeln Ser iieben
|2ofale, 1peld)e ct beiltdte, &naben i'm
nlinoeridbrigen Sitter parelt.
Eallpr Ooung mei9erte it'd al1sltge=
ben, ob rllalt allf cine 9eitrafltng Ser
9iaaroballel1 : Better oringen mir
)be. gr geltall0 ieOod) ein,. be5iielid
,,biele r M%ngclegenbeit cine llnterre.
Dung init Golrntpanpalt 6. 81. Staf-
forb gebabt 81 ba5e1.
SSrt Ser grfldrllng, apeIde 8alto,
gpln9 abgab, apies er barallf Bin,
Dob Sic, uGaio" bon ibm perl0nlid
allsgegallgen lei. gr beil1dlte liefer
2ofale an gait Sill; 5iib Mllscatil,e
mnb I'M @eiddftsselitrum utb nod
lIeinen Mltslagen marell in ieoen ser,
Iellen Sudden, oenen mon es anicbei
fonnte> oab tie nod idt %pollidbril
marc.
81. g. @aaler, @ei6aftsfiibrer oes
uT6e @cber" lnO Che Snlpft
&pnie", 3iaarrenlaben, in oeneu aud
ginarb-Siid)e oilfgeltellt iino, erfldr
tc, bob biele 2ofale nidt bon Ben
EaItor ober Sci, 9eanlten beiudt nut
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21

9ts @isbsab1une i'm
GroBber5ostum 8aoen ergab, oab
Die 3abl Der Climber felt Dem Is.
September porisen Sabres BON 667.s
900 auf $4,000 ssitisssn lit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-21

Gmpieblen Sic ocl1 Ser Iento,
frat" Sbrct 5rcllloem llno 9efann'
ten.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A4N4NOO4 VII 4VALa4N -
Institute Educational league will
hold picnic Sun, Turbut's Grove,
Riverside, H. Parties will leave
Workers Inst. at 10, II, II and 1
O'Clock.
Ancient Order of Hibernians will
hold annual picnic at Gardner's park,
123d st. and Michigan av., Sun.
International New Thought Fell
lowship, 210 Masonic Temple will be
addressed. Sun, II a. m, by VIM. H.
Bolton, What Does Man Owe His
FelIows?" Alex J. Meteorological
will preside.
Debate between H. Percy Ward
and DR.. Henry Frank: Shall We
Live After We Are Dead?" CoTin-
tnIan naII, Masonic Temple, II a. m,
Sun, auspices Nationalist society.
Geo. L. Ayere, Socialist lecturer,
to speak at 64th and HaIsted, to-
night, auspices 32d ward Socialists.
c. F. Foley, I'd vice president Of
JOurneymen BARRIERS Int. union, and
Henry Morris of 10th ward Socialist
party will speak at Marshfeld av.
and 18th, tonight, p. m. Why
Labor Should Be Organized"
18th and 18th ward Socialists will
hold basket picnic, Garfield park.
Meet at east side of band stand be-
fore II a. m.
Owing to outdoor season being in
full swing, the last Sunday meeting
to organize a loop cooperative cafe
terra will be held at 1872 n. Dearborn,
Room 3O6, 1920 a. m, tomorrow.
18th ward Socialists will start class
in public speaking at Workers Inst,
Mon, 8 p. m.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Market
closed strong.
WEATHER FORECAST
Generally fair and continued warm
tonight and Sunday; gentle, variable
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Geo. Simoulis, TT S. HaIsted,
beaten and robbed of $40 by three
men in Union park.
VIM. Cox, negro, %, 2s15 Federal,
shot and wounded while running
from police,
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LA SALE QUIET STRIKERS
PROTEST PRESENCE OF GUARD
La Sale, H., July 15.-An attempts
to operate the work train between
La Sale and the cement plant at Og-
elsby were abandoned today, while
Gov Dunno remained in La Sale in
hope Of bringing about a settlement
Of the strike at the plants.
Two hundred and sixty militiamen,
members of five companies Of Sixth
Illinois infantry, encamped at a park
adjoining the high school and rested
on their arms pending adjustment Of
the difficulties.
Committee representing labor
unions in La Sale, Ogelsby and Peru
called on Gov. Dunno early today
protesting against presence of the
troops. They told the governor they
were not needed and that to date
they had done nothing but pitch
tents and change camps.
The governor was informed by
leaders of the 1900 strikers today
that they Weer ready to confer with
employees. Dunno hoped to bring
about a conference.
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ROBERTSON PRAISES BABIES
OF CHICAGO

New York infantile paralysis eX-
perts gave mid-western city babies
credit for more strength and health
than the babies of New York, City
Health SUp't Robertson said today
on his return from New York.
Chicago babies are stronger than
New YOTk's, and are not so suscep-
tible to infantile paralysis" Robert
son said New York infantile paraly-
sis experts told him.
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SALooNKEEPER STABBED TO
DEATH IN QUARREL n

An old saloon quarrel, famed by
the heat of a few drinks, brought
death to Christian Deubler, Sc, sa-
loonkeeper at 918 w. Randolph st.
Andrew Bepper, a romer in the
Deubler home, was caught; he con-
fessed.
Mrs. Deubler fastened to her hus-
bands bands room when she heard
the pair fighting, and arrived just in
time to see Bepper stab her husband
ten times with a butcher knife.
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PROTEST FIRING OF POSTAL
EMPLOYEES ON BORDER

Union postOfice clerks and mail
men voted a resolution last night
condemning the postal department
for the new rule which says en-
pIOyes must return from the border
to their jobs or forfeit them. The
men were members of the Letter
Carriers assn, branch II, which met
at 10 W. Adams st.
Provision was made to aid men
who are now on Mexican duty and
their families, and to help jobless
members Of the association in Chi
cago.
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AUSTIN PASTOR TO RETURN
NOTHING TO CONFESS

Unfortunate DR.. r. H. F. Gardner
of st. Martins church is coming
back. At least he's coming back to
Chicago; whether he can come
back" to his church is not settled.
Gardner, in a statment from De-
troit yesterday, denied wrong-doingl
and said that when he did return / 9
would have nothing startling to con-
fess.
The pastor was accused Of having
met Anna Stearns in Detroit. Anna
herself said so when arrested there,
though she denied any improper con-
duct by the minister. The girl has a
police record as a hotelbeat. DR..
Gardner got acquainted with her
when he secured her release here on
a hotel case.
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.-.ation trials at Ogden park to rep
resent Chicago at st. Louis in thu
first national public parks tourna
ment.
w. A. Davis broke 90 targets or
Of 100, being high gun at the week
y shoot of the Chicago Gun club.
Miscellaneous Scores
Norma4s 4, Ragens 1.
Rex Tigers 8, West Ends 6.
Eclipse I, Murleys 0.
Ideals 5, White Giants 4.
Magnets 10, South Chicago 6.
Aurora 4, Ashland O..
American Giants 1, Lincoln 0.
Cicero 2, Romeos /.
Vohaskas 8, WaUkegan 2.
Cubans 4, Garden City ,.
Rogers Park 9, Logan Square s.
Merrimacs 9, Marquettes 0.
Kimban 9, Schultz 4.
Chippewa 8, Referendum 8.
LendeHs 5, L B. R. 2.
Apollo IA, Acme IL.
Douglas Jrs. 2, Garnet 1.
Arcadias 5, Universal 0.
Peace %, Grace z.
Michigan City 5, Gunthers 3.
Union Giants 2, Griswold 1.
Emmett Z, Charity 5.
Webster 8, Humboldt 2.
Teutonia IL, E. c. Race 10.
Commonwealth 3, Stars 9.
Columbia 10, Washington PIX. 4.
North. Lights II, Wicker PIX. 1.
Seminoles 4, Precious Blood 0.
Ben Hur 4, Fl. Dearborn 2.
MapIewood 16, Progressive 8.
Englewood Is, Imperial 3.
Holy Family 3, Epiphany 1.
Queen of Angels 10, G. M. B. A. 5.
St. Charles II, st. PhiIo 2.
Hammond ToWIaso