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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

not come frora books--no, by a hong
shot. and thrice fortunate il the pupil
who. In addition to the usual book
knowledge, has tho opportunity TO
learn a useful trade along with his
regular and customary couse OF IN
siruction in school.
Blu; Il is a pi;eous spectacle when
politicians will stoop so low as to In
ject partisan strife into our public
schools system. II there is anything
chat should keen free from politics u
j. the rchooi. and those who seek 70
use IL 10 further their own political
ambitions, or to stir up dlssension IN
tho ranks % the scholars. are not
worth the name Of American citizens.
Furthermore. instead 81 trying 20
tear down school children should
be taught To- build up they should be
Instructive. not destructive. lmplant-
ing ideas Of disrespect and disobed-
fence into their youthful minds will
result In them growing 90 maturity
with n feeling of antaRonism toward
all law. II IL such cen that have
been Enacted In New York hat breed
socialists. anarchists. disrespect for
the government and irreverence for
the flag. God speed the dRy when un-
scrupulous and connlyins politicians
viii he unable 20 debsse our educa-
tional institutions as they have been
guilty Of doing IN New York and else
where throughout the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
POLITICS AM sCnooIs

The extent Co which politicians VIII
90 In an effort TO win their point ls
being quite WILDLY portrayed In New
YORK. where for mo-e than two weeks
riots among = hc,i children have been
the order ~ a., day A. stated in an
editorial 10 the Herald last week tho
uprigins was silesed ~ nave been que
TO dissatisfaction over the irNIgura-
tion OF the Gary system IN the publ,
achoois which was undoubtedly the
case. but Tammany politicians added
fuel 10 the fires Of revolt oy spread
ing the report thai h children cd
tie poor are being educated only for
working IN factories n injected into
the riotsng a fight against Mayor
Mitchell whose recollection the Tiger
ls opposing with an the power h can
muster
Boy ana g.rl orators mounted the
soap Dox and barrel every night on
nearly every corner on tho lower east
SIDE and hurled mouthfuls u large
phfases ~against the Gary system cd
education and military training in the
schools. Psradcs 81 small boys bear
ing American flags and several ban
ners Of Morris Hllquil the socialist
candidate for mayor. went through
the streets yelling out With the Garl
system" % Down with Mayor Aiit'
ehci
Il IN generally admitted that th'
source VI an the trouble Is the political
flght that the Tammany candidate fo'
mayor, Judge John r hylun Is max
ing on tho Gary plan Of work. study
o play. II teaches trades aioni
with cultural knowledge and the ie''
has bean planted IN parents THAI then
children are 20 be taught only "
work IN factories.
Poor ignorant aud deinded parents.
They do NOT realize that their ehildren
are offered an opportunity &c proper
~ themselves 10 battle with life ~
the years 10 come, All knowledge doe'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
EDUCATORS At STATE
CONVENTION WILL Be
GIVEN BIG BANQUET
Covers Are to be Laid for 300 at
Vocational Dinner, With Tables
for Each State Institution
Other Innovations,

Special Cairrsuaudsrro 20 Tho Tersli
SAINT I". NJ. oct y" NW"tE
numerous noteworthy innovations
planned fur fN, great state CouNcu
ton of 5000 Sew Mexico cducatutt 900
Slutt g., November 2t-2s o. % iarr
go banquet ever served 300 the capital
r.ft. q vocational dinner With erpa-
rtt" TABLES fur representative Of th.
nla state educational institutions
Covers win Doe laid fur go" rue 's
and the womau's board ~ trade VIII
serve tho dinner iu the magnificent
banquet hall Of tue scot ish lit' ,J.
thcdrui on Tuesday evening of 'du't-
uon week The tonsta aud talks arc
an 10 bee devoted 10 problem" OF Iu.
dustrial training In the schools
Among the speakers Will b' supf.
SLUT ~ the public schools Of Pueblo.
Colorado Governor " T. lindsey.
State Supt j. " Wagner u = @
Wright OF Washington - q agent
Tor Industrial education m tho west.
eru section. federal board Tor o e.
tional oducatiou This problem will
solve tho prohlom hat always arises
when the several stat" institutions
each hoid "a banquet on the same ever.
ms
Another ENJOYABLE and important
affair Will be "a hrenkfast FOR admin
iHtrative women. Tuesday morning
November %. Al woman county su-
perintrudcuts city superintendent
principals members 81 local or cuuu-
ty boards ~ education, d member
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
The Scrap Book
fTIE THREE.

CGeneral Pershing stopped In his
walk. turned sharply. and faced I'll,
Three. london D~ispa;ch)
File Three stood motionless and pale.
or nameless pedigree;
One Of a hundred on detail
But would I had been he
In years "A youth, but worn and old.
With face OF ivory.
Upon his sleeve two strands Of gold 30
Oh. would | had been he
The General passed down the line,
And walked RICH, rapidly.
Bu; saw those threads knew the
sign
An had I been File Threcl
Twice wounded Tell ne where you
were"
The man Of stars asked he.
'Givenchy and layenze, sir
Oh where was / File Three
Then crisply quoth the General.
You are a man, File Three"
And Tommy's heart held carnival
God, Would I had been he!
+. :. w In Chicago Tribune
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
our or THEIR Own MOUTHS.

Anyone who anB bring
him<af to- approve from the bot
tom of his heart the sinking %
the Lusstania. who cannot con-
qucr his sen-c nf the monster
cruelty Ia countless perfectly In
noesrnt victims. and
giyc himself up to honest joy at
this victorious exploit of German
defensive power-such a one VT
deem no true German" Pastor
u. Baumgarten. ~Deuische Redcn
In schwerer Zel,," No. %. r. :
"An written constitutions are
only scraps ~ paper."-Frederic
william ". speech from the
throne. Aprn II, ist7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Many of these weighed from twenty to
one hundred ons or more.
Before the Germans devastation
and retreat, the explosion necessary
to break up one OF these bridges now
lying on the river beds would have
stunned and brought to the surface
hundreds Of huge river fish Tor hun
.drcds Of yards In both directions. Now
surh an explosion brings to the sur
face probably half a dozen. What
has been done by the Germans in this
.respec, In the territory already evac-
uated presumably being continued
In al the remainder ot France from
which they are yet to be expelled"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
EFFECT or EXTRA HOSTAGE.

November the new postal rates 90
into effect-threc cents an n Tor
first class mater tcXcept drop lettersl
land two cents for postal cards teNCcpt
printed unes1
Y IL a trifing thing-this penny tax.
Yet Rockefeller saved his first money
and laid the s'ndation for the great
es, fortune In the world by sending
pos,ale Instead Of Scent letters on
business errands. That. by the way,
was the last time Uncle sam asked
three cents TO carry a letter. And Eng
Hand lost the American colonies by
adding a penny tax on tea.
In New York cts proper mot the
greater city. hut only the boroughs OF
Manhattan and the Bronx this new
tax viii add 10 the revenues % the
federal government during the months
of November and December arproNl-
matelv 3 million dollars. This state
ment IL based on the estimate COM
piled from the record Of stamp safes
in the New York postufice.
However. some 81 The most eNtehslN'
advertisers have already planned 80
cut down the extra 80 per cent t"r
Novemher A. least. November Is tho
month when the huge volume 'l
Christmas advertising is put IN 'ho
mails by the department houses ana
1.-THE nail order stores. This year many
Of them are speeding up l" get .H''
vas, amount Of mail In the poNiotI''e
before November 2. one house INV
the largest) placed a hurry ordeI =
few DAYS ago with the pustottlDe TOT
lsso.Oo0 stamped envelopes cor me .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Lying is a d~lsgraceful vice. and one
Ina, PiutarcE paints in most disgrace
full oolors. when he SAYS that Il is "af-
fording testimony that ms first de-
spises God. n then fears men u
IL not possible more happily 30 de-
scribe It's horrible, disgusting and
abandoned natures COR can W. imagine
anything more vile than 10 be towards
with regard 10 men. and brave with
regard 10 God7--Montaigue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Who shall ascend into the hill 81
tho Lord? or who shall stand In his
holypiaoe7 He that hath clean hands
and a pure heart; who hath not lifted
M his soul into vanity. nor sworn de-
ceitfuliy. He shall receive the bless
ing from the Lord, and Righteousness
from the God OF his salvation
Psalms xiv, 34.3s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Drn. Header -
Pleas, concentrate today ON
uur pantry. THINK about "
bard. ~ H. more powerful Than
ANY ia-Cputimrtrr gan ktupp
ever made Tor the kaiser. u ~
thv weapon with which YOU
can hrlp the hlics win thc war;
~ tncrr n nothing la our
nan - hut foods Of which thrre
l. an abundance FOOD lI'dgc
Nrra has been a suCcr-r W
the rCNcrsc D. true. YOU silli hHte
tlp,r t. iGin ,our 20 900 .hh9
fellow Nmrrl"ru- in making 10
n success
The tdttur,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Art Is the right hand Of nature. The
latter only gave us being. but twas
the former made us men.-Schiiler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Tact Is the Interpreter Of all riddles.
the surmornter OF all difficulties. the
remover Of all obstacles. II is useful
10 al, places and at all times -scargin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

Neither should a ship rely ON one
emall anchor. nor should life rest on a
single hOpe.-Epictetus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
PROVERBS AND PHRASES.

We shall be made truly wise II VIZ
be made content-Kingsley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

A mind without occupation Is like
a ca, vithou, 3 bali Of yarn.-Duf-
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
DUCLE'S BLAST WILL
DIRECT SCHEDULE OF
NEW MEXICO YOUTHS
Boys and Girls Clubs Will Fol.
low Strictly Military Lines at
Santa Fe; Banners and Prem
iums Will be Awarded.

Special Correspondence 20 The Herald
Santa Re. y NJ. oct 1.-THE sill
very notes of the buglc viii cal the
members of the boys and girls indus
ria clubs out of bed aud summon
them 90 their siumbers during the
biz boys and girls Industrial clubs
encam pmept at Santa Re during the
New Mexico Educational association
convention, November 24-2A next
The encampmcnt will bee %concuctcd
along military lines the campers viii
do their own cooking and VIII DE
hilicted ia public buildings 30 that
the very routine management Of the
affair will he q big show Tor the
thousands OF teachers and others who
viii he In the capital during couNeu-
ton week
The exhibits OF farm products and
livestock. domestic science ana man
ualy training work cuokery and hand
icraft. will form "a miniature state
fair and there viii be kecucst rivalry
| among the contestants FOR the ban
nors and blue ribbonSVu be awarded.
Special attractions are being arranged
by the local entertainment commit
tees in connection with the big camp
which is expected 10 bring hetw cen
200 and SEQ additional visitors Co the
city.
Following IL the official program Of
the cncampmcnt;
Monday. November 20.
Gao a m -Bugir call Co rise
"a. m.-ScttiuE up exercise.
s.t5 a. m-Breakfast
% 70 m-N Assembly important
900 a. m-Complcte placing ot oN-
| htbits.
Z. a. m.-Noon lunch. greeting -.
a. benson. national club leader fpr
the north and west
I3p D.. Address 10y Governor
Lindsey for New McNlco Address by
pr \. u. Grille. president VI tho Ncv
Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts
-8o D. m-ViSttinr historic places
In Santa Fe crowds Jed by the Boy
scouts.
q .. MI supper
s. m.-Hcar Nj. Benson before
the Educational association.
30 D.. IN -Bugle sounds taps Ton
bed.
Tuesday. November 20.
Rising exercises % breakfast dt
usual hours.
9 IL m Demonstration. Judging
contests, etc.
II a. m.-Noon lunch
. b. m.-Ficld contest ly counties
/ communities and Individuals directed
%, Mr.. Benson
/ o $50 y m.-Supp"r
y. m.-Thc movies
$50 j.. m--Cdnp fire stories. loi
hl MIR henson
so g Bugle sounds taps for
! bed.
"Wednesday, November -.
Rising. Ncrclses and breakfast ui
usual hours
g o. W-A Assembly. awarding ouuu.
~ and state banners and other pre-.
miums. Addresses by SUPP, of Camp.
state Supt 81 Schools \ "a Wagner.
ana Earle -. Doyle. secretary OF the
Santa 70 chamber of commerce
1850 e. The last meal short
talks from club members chap'ruus
and club leaders Singing America.
Bou"dictiou
The camp Will open SUNDAY. Soc
y"whcr tu receive those coming.
] Trains Will L- met boy committee and
club members directed TO th, camp
Attending church sunday and sunday
night Will uo the proper thing f"i
visitors The camp VIII break uI
Wodnesday afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-13
READ ABOUT THE COMPANY

The Hamilton Motors Company is gong con-
Germ, manufacturing the Panhard Truck. 1t is
fact, profitable reality It's factory, located in
Grand Haven, Michigan is 400 feet long and 90 feet
Wide-one of the finest manufacturing plants of its
kind in the country. The location is ideal for both
rail and water transportation we'll as for labor
spur tracks of the Grand Trunk and Pere Mar
quette railroads lead directly into the factory prop
erty The company is Incorporated under the laws
of the State of Michigan which in itself is strong
recommendation to the knowing investor The
authorized capital stock is S500000 The stock is
all common, and there are no bonds or preferred
shares. Every stakeholder of the company has full
voting power and is part owner in. the company
as we'll as sharer in its profits.
The Officers of the Company Are the Sort You
Would Want for Your Own Concern
and well grounded in the essentials necessary to this
business, they have already made Hamilton Motors
a prosperous, going concern. Mr.. VIM. Connolly,
President has for many years been connected in
large way with the steel industry and other manu-
featuring enterprises and until the business of the
Hamilton Company prevented, was Secretary of the
Grand Haven Chamber of Commerce Mr.. j. w.
Oswald, Vice President and Engineer is well quail
fled by long experience in responsible positions with
such successful concerns as Nordyke & Marmon Co..
Woods Electric and Haynes-Apperson Co. Mr. Louis
II. OSterhaus. Secretary and Treasurer is a proIi-
nent Michigan attorney, and for many years prose
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-13
The Wizard Business of TODAY

o
h crane k dhM Thousands m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-13
WHAT MOTORS HAS ACCOMPLISHED
IN THE AUTOMOBILE FIELD
MOTORS Is ABOUT TO REPEAT IN
THE MOTOR TRUCK INDUSTRY

HIS lNDOSlk1 w ILL VI lOLASO
THE LIGHT PLEASURE CAR BUSI-
NESS. Today the LIGHT MOTOR
TRUCK business is entering on an era Of
activity and development that can be com
pared favorably to the conditions that CON
fronted the light pleasure car at its incep-
ton.
Five million farms and 100000 small
retail stores are inSlStently demanding a
ton truck Motor truck delivery is the
need of the hour. To meet this demand
and supply this enormous market, there
are at present, as far as we know, only
very few companies manufacturing ton
motor trucks.
These companies are unable to take care
of their orders Last year the number of
motor trucks turned out was only about
100000 If 100000 could have been
manufactured they could all have been
sold
Hamilton Motors Co. is now manufac-
turing the Panhard one ton motor truck
which has met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton from dealers and users,
SOME MOTOR TRUCK PROFITS
Investments in motor truck shares are
now paying and will continue to pay the
most gratifying dividends.
One hundred dollars $1,000 invested in
Vim Motor Truck stock became worth
clDsOOU III TWO dIlu ii ldll EtdlS.
White Motor Truck is paying dividends
at the rate of more than a million yearly.
Federal Motor Stock sold originally for
$l0-is quoted today at SIP a share.
Kelly-Springfeld Motor Truck Company
had net earnings last year of 1892, S0i.S6.
REQ shares paid $1l,600 for each 500
invested.
General Motors have advanced from $25
a share to $3.50.
NEVER SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN
HAS ANY BUSINESS MADE AS MUCH
MONEY IN THE SAME TIME AS THE
MANUFACTURE OF MOTORS. Facts
read like fiction. The phenomenal growth
and astounding profits resulting from the
automobile industry continue to amaze
the financial world. Enormous production
and profits are shown by the reports prac-
tcally Of all existing companies.
A leading western newspape
says: Sweeping over the countr.
like a mighty tidal wave, the pOpu
larity of light trucks threatens t
entirely engulf the manufacturer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-13
The Truck and the Price Most Sensational
Achievement i'm History of Motors

cutting attorney Tor ottawa county. his reSOurce7
funeSs, large experience in corporate affairs and
the high standing he enjoys make him eminently
fitted for this position.
Read About the Product Panhard One-TOn Truck
No motor truck has ever been so much needed,
motor truck has so completely filled that need as
the American Panhard One-tOn truck for $795, the
product of the Hamilton Motors Company Ameri-
can-made trucks have been the wonder of the world
and the Panhard is now the wonder of all American
Trucks. The future Of the motor industry is in
Trucks-nOt pleasure cars The demand for trucks
especially one-ton trucks-is enormous today and
will be greater and the Panhard is the first truck to
fit the needs Of the owner rather than the owner be-
ing obliged to change his coDdtion to fit a truck
Never Since the World Began Has Any Business
Made as Much Money in the Same Length
of Time as the Manufacturing of Motors
the officials of company propheed today that their company
would profit 503 per year years
be met with dcue and doubt and the
Company has made exactly this remarkable
pany not extraordinary exception Many companies
immensely greater profits
The worlds lowest truck manufacturer today
of where the above referred
Motors has done the automobile field Motors repeat
the light truck field.
Buy Shares of Worlds Lowest Price Standard Ton
Truck Manufacturer for Income and Profit
We do not believe that opportunity
but mans eme-we believe it knocks many
above have outlined what believe be
investment opportunity but it is not the only that will into
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-13
Buy Shares of Worlds Lowest Price Standard Tor
Truck Manufacturer for Income and Profit

We do not believe that opportunity in the financial field
but mans etmewe believe knocks many times
above have outlined what believe to be
investment opportunity but it the only will
life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-13
Harbridge & Co.
Buhl Block, Detroit, Mich.
INFORMATION COUPON

Hill in and Mail This at Once
No Obligation.
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10 So. La Sale ST., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
Without any obligation or cost 10 me,
mail me at once full information on the
Panhard Truck and the Hamilton Motors
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tails of business, organization, plant ETC.
the facts upon which | can decide for my
self whether your proposition does or does
not interest me.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-24
(Ry United Fresg.l

OTTAWA, CANADA, Aug p. The
French-Canadisn is an u~nsolved riddle
of the Dominion. To the British c~olonist
the attitude OF the French--Canadian
during the war has been ineNplicable.
The mass Of the Freneh-Canadians have
been opposed to CONSUMPTION. So Bit
terly are they opposed to it that threats
of armed and organized resistance have
been freely made by street speakers in
Montreal
The Nationalist element in French
Canadian politics, led by Henri Bourassa,
the brilliant publicist and editor Of lie
Devoir. a Montreal. daily. not only OPP
poses CONSUMPTION but frankly advo-
cate a policy of withdrawal of Canada
from continued active participation in
the war as a lighting forge. They dream
of s day when 8 Fer sh republic will
arise on the shores Of ne St. Lawrence.
within whose borders the civilization
and ideals of the Frer ch-Canadian may
be logically developer
The French-CanadiAn has had no act
i've connection with france for over $50
years. He points ou that mis- associa-
ton with the mother country then is
about as close as the connection between
New England and Great Britain. When
France broke with the Vatican the Re-
public shattered It's INST live connection
with the strongly catholic inhabitants
of Quebec, Likewise ne has no blood
relationship with Great Britain. The
call Of motherland. that brought thous-
ands of boys with British blood in their
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-24
To LATE too CLASSIFY

LOST-Black folding purse containing
valuable receipts and checks and some
money: return Times office. s-24-2