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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
A BURR ON his CoNr

Governor Johnson of California
may repeat the experience OF the late
Governor David g. HtU OF New York
IN having 20 meet during the re-
mainder OF his career the charge that
he was personally responsible for the
defeat of the prseidentiul candidate
Of his party. In tNNS. HHl was
chosen governor OF New York while
Cleveland lost the state and his re-
election q the presidency. Cley,land's
friends believed that Hll traded him
self into office by selling out the
Democrat national ticket. aud the
charse rtucE 20 Hll Nk, % barr ever
afterwat:
The Tendency now Is 60 fasteu %
similar responsibility On Governor
Johusov. who was elected United
states senator by 3VO 0uU plurality
while Mr. Hughes lost the state us
some 5000. President Nicho.as
Butler holds Johnson an-Werahio fcr
the result in q peppery Interview
published us % reply fu chester g.
Rowell statement tina, the drii' O.,
" ilson was really started by pr. But
lers tour Of California early ,u--
ust. RuWcll comes back Ay show
ing through an unpublished telegram
To Chairman Wilcox thai hy piu,e-.-
ed against sondiug Hughes into 'ho
state before the a~nti-Johnson usu. u'
the old guard reached IFS guluIrutiou.
Al these charges and counter
charges prove nothing either way.
But they are unfortunately la,.ug tu,
foundation for future political ENDS.
When disposed Co hold Governor
johnson responsible for the dri,l; II
Hughes Republicans would do wei
90 remember that even Ohio and
New Hampshire voted Tor wilson
Springfield tNlass.I Republican Gin.
dependent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
STOMACH ACTS FINE!
NO INDIGESTION, GAS,
HEARTBURN, AC|D|TY
'r'npc'- D~iapcpsln" ifxcs sick. sour.
Upset Stomaciis IN live
Minutes.

You don't want "a slow remedy
when your stomach is bad-or AN un-
certain one-or a harmful une-yOur
stomach Is too valuable. YOU muslin
injure II with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapopsin h noted Tor It's
speed in giving relief. it. harmless
ness. it, certain. unfaiiing action In
regulating sick. sour, gassy stOmachs.
Its Millions 90 cures IN Indigestion.
dyspepsia. gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made u famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
in your homc-Neep 10 h~andy-Eet a
large nifty cent case FROM any drug
store and then n anyone should eat
something what doesn't agree with
them. u what they eat lays like lead,
fcrments aud sours and forms gas;
causes headache dizziness and nau-
sea. quotations Of acid and uudigest-
ed ood-remcmbcr as a. a. Pape's
Dinpepsin comes ,u contact with the
stomach an uch distress yan.shes.
It, promptness. certainty and ease in
overcoming the worst stomach dis
orders IL a revelation to those Nhu
try IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
LIVE IN co.orEu,rI,E noTEL

Fargo. y D.-The Farmers Som
partisan Political league Of Nortn
Dakota, which az the last election
wrought such a Sensational oyerturu
IA the politics u1 the state. is To carry
into practice in its oNu affairs some
OF the cooperative theorieh IL holds.
in the legislature az Bismafk the
league has q clear majority In each
house. 10 has now undertaken 20
care for rs members on "a novel plan
Of cooperation T. has leased e hOici
at Bi-nlarck and operates 10 for The
exclusive use of Its legislators and
their families and of visitors 90 Bis
marck who are lDagut members.
Tho cost viii be appurtloEed smoug
the guests. 40 league member COM
ine 20 bismarck win u expected To
live anywhere bur az M league hotel.
The plan viii have social and other
advantage aside from economy. An
~ the league legislators viii be under
one roof They win Doe easily gather
ed for caucus or other purposes. The
league viii also keep OIL the rcscrya-
ton % providing lobbyist or agent
81 the interests that may have de-
signs on any member of the hock -
Toledo NcWs-Bee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
IRIS UP 10 You.

II is often the case that we hear a
man say he never had a chance TO
make good In life, and he advances
that 40 an excuse for not getting to
the top OF the ladder We viii admit
that there are cases where a man, by
reason OF influential friends. has been
given a start and been boosted along
from time 70 time until he has man
aged to MAX, a name for himself IN
life. which he never would have been
able 10 do had he been compelled 10
rely on his own push and aggressive
mesa 20 put HIM 40 tbs front. However.
those cases are in the minority.
Every man has Il within himself TO
carve out his wi destiny and, az a
rule. he alone Is responsible for his
failure or success The pages OF his
tory are filled with examples OF men
who have risen 20 fame and fortune
entirely as a result OF the h%erculean
efforts they put forth TO reach a cerD
tain goal They did not shirk a duty
nor dodge G responsibility In their
early days. but applied their time dni-
gently 10 acquiring an education and
Certifying themselves fo- fighting the
battle OF lie. They hitched their
Ideals 70 a high mark and then went
IN and son. The frivolous side OF life
was spurned and their every effort
was exerted Inward attaining the high
mark for which they had aimed There
was nobody higher up" 10 ala them,
They rose 10 fame strictly by their
own effortp
There IL Jusi a. GOOD an oppor-
tunny n tic world today 20 there ever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
CITY CARRIAGE AND
COST OF LIVING

The view OF Secretary OF Commerce
Redfieid that the cost Of city carriage
and the local distribution OF commodi-
ties by re,ailers represents an import
ant factor In the high cost Of living is
more than borne out, It Is believed. by
the results % a preliminary survey
which a been mad by Director Sam
L. Rogers. Of the census bureau.
For four important classes OF COM
modities-coal and wood. milk. Ice.
and department store merchandise
which together represent u very con-
siderable proportion Of the cost OF llv-
ing. the expense OF delivery or carriage
one way. according to the results OF
this preliminary survey, constitutes on
the average more than $ per cent 81
the total cost 10 the consumer. The
percentages for the individual com
modities. however. vary greatly from
this average. For department-store
merchandise tho delivery expense. A.
Il AAA'ANAA'A W ~ AoAA = ~ a. NAAAAAl'AAf
represents less than 2 per cent Of the
selling price; for milk and dairy prod
ucts the corresponding proportion IL.
ie per cent: for Goa and wood. 10 per
cent and for ice, t5 per cent.
In view Of the fact hat Intensive
studies Of the prices ana general cos.
OF handling Of many foodstuffs-for
example. butter. wheat and flour, and
sugar-whioh have been made In re-
cent years by city. state and fedora.
authorities, show the various percent
ages that the several general landings
Tor transactions add 10 the original
price received By the producer. the
Officials 81 the census bureau decided
10 confine the scope OF their militia
Investigation TO that phase % distri'
button represented by the Onal one.
way delivery-that h. delivery by th'
RETAILER 20 the consumer-of necessar.
les Of life and 90 the cost Of cartag,
IN other forms. and since In the cas'
OF many articles OF food the amour.
received by the producer Is only one
half or ~one-quartrr. or less, ~ th'
price paid by the consumer. IL wa
the belief of Secretary Redfield-a be
lief borne out by the results Of TN
p~relim4.ay lnquiry-that the item %
city carriage alone would be grea
enough to Justify calling attention Il
the very large sums that tire rom
munit, is called upon 10 pay In main
tsining the wasteful and highly com
pick systems 81 individual deliver
which ~charecterize retail distribution
at this time
When II Is considered that In ms
city OF Washington alone there are ne
fewer than 5000 retailers ~ an glasses
who make deliveries ~ their varion
goods aud that the delivery service o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
Committee Undecided
About Having Booze
At Inaugural Ball
0speciaI CORRESPONDENCE

santa Fe. y. NJ. Jan. 9.-With both
parties committed TO the submission
of a prohibition amendment TO the
constitution at this session Of the leg
stature. "a p%erpreXiug question mas
arisen in connection with the inaug-
urai festivities on February T. The
question. in short. is. Shall the n
ton be wet or dry
The executive committee has been
wrestling with the problem, auu as
yet no conclusion has been reached.
IL Is said that this committee ;ayors
making the ball dry. but II was I'M
ally decided To leave the matter 10
the committee on arrangements.
Financial considerations enter into
the question Of serving liquors az the
ball. IL is planned To- charge $40 per
ticket. and II Is feared by some that
unless there are wet goods on the
bill OF fare it viii bee impossible to
sell sufficient tickets to sK the ball
Ia financial success.
Besides discussing the liquor qles-
ton. the executive committee DEFINITE
Isl determined upon Wednesday, Feb
lruary : as the late OF thc inaugural
ball. ana tentatively named various
other committees iu addition To the
committee on arrangements These
committees will hC further considered
by Chairman Hanna and other menu
lbcrs OF the executive committee be-
\ fore they are announced.
n IN planned 10 give the ball Iu the
National Guard armory. using The
IDld Pulace for the reception. Library
hall adjoining The armory Tor the
supper. and the Elks' club for smok-
ing and Longing roords. Passage
ways connecting all Of the buildings
viii be arranged.
The executive committee has named
the following chairmen and vice
chairmen OF sub committee, 10 choose
their own committeemen and report
same at once TO Judge Hanna co COL
onei Scna:
Financc-Arthur seiigmau Lev.
Hughes
Decoratious-Women; Mrs. r.. q
Wilson and Ms. w, g. Sargent; men.
J. b.. McManus ana Frank owen
Printing -. A. r.. Walter, A. G.
Brady.
Musle-James sellgman, " J.
Barker.
Recepuon-M. A. otero, II. j. liza.
german.
FlOor-B. NJ, cutting Carl Bishop
Railroad-Hugh Williams.
Refreshments-H s. Bowman
Mrs A s.. Brooks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
The Scrap Book


Sophie q. Kienan il the compiler
Of the following verses. entitled "A
Leap Year Tragedy The lines ap.
pear in the New York Independent
whose editors wonder how nany OF
It's readers can Identify their various
sources.
Up from the meadows rich with corn.
A lady stepped With golden hair,
THIS was the maiden all forlorn
"a pagan aurtured In a creed out
worm.
Blu, the fool, he called her his Lady
Fair.
He turned and kissed her where she
stood.
"Sow. farewell grief. and welcome
Joy
Come to my arms, my beamish boy
Altho thy breath be rude"
III ! am not worth the wOoing. -
twith an oath. King Olaf spoke)-
And could Defenders winds ensuln'
Let US then be up and deing''
The deaf ear instantly awoke.
Nobody axed YOU, sir. she said.
They wore that you We're well nigh
dead for met"
Merrily rang the bells, and they were
we'd,
For fools rush IN where angels fear
10 tread.
What shall the harvest be-
When. In the course OF human events
He gees his brood about thy knee.
(Nine little goblins. that had no
sense.
BY merit raised TO that bad emil
nenccD-
Where nvescore hghtirg men wod
fee.
Like the leaves Of the forest when
autumn hath blown
q. listen. listen. ladies gay
Alone. alone. all, an alone.
Ike stole "a p.g and away he run.
That Day OF Wrath. nat Dreadful
naKf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
TO SAN JUAN
COUNTY WOULD CUT
DOWN COAL PRICES
L. W. Gales Brings Out New and
Timely Argument for Highway
Linking Duke City and Farm.
ington; Legislature Should Act.

Louis ". GALES. Of Youngsyiile.
San Juan county. Is In town on u bus.
iness trip. Mr.. GALES Is a former Al
b-uducrduean, who, because OF his in
tt.est In both the Duke city and San
Juan county. never misses q chance
e. boost FOR a highway between here
land Pennington. He had q new aud
timely argument for the highway to-.
Lag.
"Albuqucrqueans are being stunp
win a high price Tor Cual right now.
'ater't they ct" qucried Nj. Gales b.,
way ct opening. lie didn't Wait for
the unswer. We'll. now, let them get
hustic ON aud work Tor ,hc Albu.
highway Don't
you Know that some Of the finest coal
properties in the state are right an
there n san Juan. ana that II you
had hat highway coal could boz
,ruCkcd into this city Go be sold AZ
four or four ana a halt dollars q ton
W ouidu't you AlbuqUerqucans ik'
Il, buy fine pal at $40 a tom
sure YOU would. And that o. oui,
one OF the dozen or more direct und
striking benefit. that viii spring FROM
Ia highway tapping the q Juan
country.
zone uf the beautiful things about
the scheme is hat about eighty mile
of the highway IS an ready for YOU
The route takes In eighty miles Of
Level MESA that b. simpl, oeggiug %
be- linked with "a road. ] believe that
10 the project were put prupgr'N i'-
fore he leg nature action ON 70 cuuII
|ha tbtl.IgG az his ,~.Iuu. hy %
tho world doesn't NiluqucrVur VaEr
up Cd. the opportunity and get busy
Between Arguments FOR the Aluu-
ut,rquc-FarminEtou highway Mr.
GALES let out the fact that he was ape
uoIltcd postmaster az NounssyIIlr
ana Turned down the appointment
Tie held up the faintiag reporter and
explained That the job didn't p't
enough 60 make 10 worth his while I'D"
Dee tied down hy b. ~ said hc didu .
know who would gct-or wanted
the appointment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09

was for the man who u really IN earn
est 10 get ahead and carve IA for
himself = name thai win live for ages
after he has Passed from this life and
is numbered amone the countless
lthrons tina. has gone 10 the undis-
covered beyond. But e requires now,
rs u always has done. erlt and deter
Imitation "a accomplish this. The COW
eted prise Is awaiting YOU, but you can
not expect to win aishous striving for
Sc.
Men often say that fase Is conspirins
against them 10 retard their progress
In life. But II they viii stop and
mediate a moment u Is quite likaly
they will find that fate has nothing at
all to 40 with their failure. Nobody is
20 blame but themselves.
II Decent matter ~ you have be-
come a human derelict on she sea OF
nfe. Revive the laten, energy within
you. Decide that you arc going to
brace up n be a man. Don think
because opportunity may have knock
cd at your door once and found YOU
absent tina the door OF progress is
barred to you orevc Opportunity
does not do business hat way. For.
a. the poet has said.
They do me wrong who say I come no
more.
When once l knock and tail to find
you in;
For every day I stand outside your
door.
And bid you wake and rise to fisht
and win.
Wall not for precious chances passed
away.
Weep not for golden ages on the
wane;
Each nigh, I burn the records OF the
day
Al sunrise every soul Is horn again.
Laugh like a baby at ~splendors that
have sped.
To vanished joys be blind. n deaf
and dumb:
BY judgment seal the dead past with
the IDEAS.
But never bind a yet to
come.
Tho deep in mire wiring not your
hands and weep.
lend my arm toall who say: 4 can
No shL mefaced outcast never sank so
deep
But he might rise again and be a
man.
That is ''~opportunity' speaking. He
knocks at your door daily. But don't
think for a minute that. II you fail to
answer his tap-tap, he Is going 20 open
the door. enter your room and arouse
you from the lethargi state into
which O may have fallen. Oppor-
tunity merely passes your way and.
In passing. makes the fact known.
Then II Is up I o you. You must de-
eide II you will ignore the call
continue 10 be human derelict. or ~
you will rise again and be a man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
mn CENTInN on LOVE

one ~ our fayorite exchanges calls
attention to the celebration Of their
hftieth Anniversary by "a man and Voc
man who. In all that nft, years ~
association mover had u serious quar-
rel
In this day Of quick ana ensy di-
VOrce when we see about us ON every
hand unhappy, contentious, mismat-
ed "uuplos 10 i- refreshing 10 realize
that romance lives and that love rs
Il fact.
Fifty years-whnt a stretch Of time
for two people Co no happily hand In
hand Tho face of the world, the
destinlcs Of nations have changed
within that period Hand in hand
this man and woman have walked
down the golden years together. They
have stood in the sunshine and the
shadow They have drunk from the
cup ~ nfe 10 bitter ana the sweet.
ana they are lovers still. fater ufty
years
In their hearts the blossoms of az
f~ection have never withcred. and az
the shrine ~ the soul a Hight still
burns Behind them Is the laughter
Of children ana the Toys of the days
long dead, before them lies the land
Of future dreams The westering sun
lIlumines their outward way. but
they are walking toward a coming
sunburst that shall not fade. vita
love still their constant guides.
oh you poor, miserable, antag'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Tbsdford's Black rausht.

McDuff, va suffered for sewers
years" says Mrs. ]. b. Whitaker. o.
This place. with sick headache, ana
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 10 try
Thedford's Black Draughi, which did,
and | found Il to be The best family medi-
cine for young and old.
keep Black raught on hand all the
time now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me Tor a dose, and Il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have q long spell Of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black Draught."
Thediord's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 Tegu.
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion. collie, wind, nausea,
headache. sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
u has ben In constant use Tor more
han 10 years, and has benefited more
lhan q million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Slack Df3aghi. Price only 2Se. Get Q
Fckage to-day. n c IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09

these dealers ranges from the we'll.
organized and highly efficient system
of the large department store, at a
relatively low cost. TO the compara-
lively cxpensive-because small and
poorly eduipped-service NJ the corner
Eroccr. which he Is compelled by com
petition 20 maintain. Il IN apparent
that this one form of tho cost of city
carriage represents an annual expendi-
ture Of millions OF dollars. much Of
which could be saved by better or
g~anization. At any rate, the results
OF the preliminary survey are con
sidered by Secretary Redfield to be
sufficiently striking 20 Justify him IN
directing the census bureau to make a
further and more exhaustive study OF
the subject. This study will cover not
only the cost Of the final delivery from
the retailer 10 the consumer. but also
the cost OF transferring goods from the
railroad station to the store or de-
livery station tsuch as "a milk depotl
and also carriage costs as they appear
in othe- connections, This expense
Is an item Of importance. but Il was
not feasible to make any Investigation
Of il in the course Of the preliminary
survey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09

GENTLEMEN. WE GREET voU.


The biennial session 81 the New
Mexico Legislature In Santa
Re today. Whether the session will
prove 20 be a profitable one. confined
70 the passing OF actually needed
legislation. or go down into history
as n Joke remains 20 be seen. We
bosleve, however. that there Is a dis
position on the part OF the members
to steer clear OF anything that might
be construed as playing to the grand
stand and cSnfine themselves to the
serious side OF affairs Of tat
Advance reports are TO the effect
thai the tendency will be TO a lit
tie new legislation. n the Legislature
lives up TO this prediction the people
OF New Mexico will rise up and call
Il blessed. OF course. there r Inn
portant measures TO be passed. among
them being a bill to submit the prohi-
bltion question to a vote Of the people.
perhaps a revision OF the present tax
law and. II Is hoped. a secret ballot
law. There naturally VIII be other
Demands for legislation. some Of them
meritorious and some OF them not
worthy OF consideration. But II the
present session OF the legislature can
confine the number of laws 10. say.
twelve or fifteen. which probably
would cover all the important legisia-
tion needed nj this time. it will have
hardened 90 the appeal that Is being
made throughout the length and
breadth OF the land for a ict-up in
enactins new laws Until we become
familiar with those We already have
and thus demonstrate 10 the world the
wisdom of our lawmakins body.
II now seems probable that the pro-
hibition amendment win acted upon
promptly In the early days OF the ses-
sion. Each party apparently Is try
ing TO Guido the other In framing a
bill and getting II before the legisla-
ture. so hat the successful party in
the rae may receive the credit for
its enactment into law. Il Is doubtful
II the people OF the state care which
party stands sponsor for the law.
Both rites declared for submission
in Their last platforms and she senti-
ment Of the people appears to be that
they be given a chance 10 vote on the
proposition and sheive IT one way or
the other, at least for the present.
Also. the consensus Of opinion seenls
90 be that a practical bill be drawn.
II is sincerely hoped that the New
Mexico legislature will o do any
thing that will hold the state up q
ridicule. like Nebraska, for instance
where a bin is being considered con.
tanning a provision TO the effect that
the odor Of booze on a mans breath
shall be regarded as evidence that hs
has been drinking and subject him e
a fine. II Is possible 20 go too far
even in a prohibition bill.
The matter II In your hands. gen
tlemen. You were elected to transac
the iawmaking business for the people
OF New Mexico, Proceed with deiib
Grafton and caution. The people d.
not expect any horse play but TOOL
10 you TO safeguard their interests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
PvT LOVE NOTES IN CODE

Chicago-Harry j. Sweet, "a realty
dealer Of Winnetka. a suburb. was
granted u divorce today after he sub
mitted to the court Il code by means
CT which he charged another man
sent letters TO Mrs. Henrietta Sweet,
~ wife. in whcn professions OF lOy"
were hidden n commonplace words
Following are .cme OF the woris used
in the Romeo code:
K~angar5o-t love you better Than
n! else.
Rabbit am Lonesome longing
FOR you.
showers-If you were but here
Should be happy.
Golf love you, love you. love
you.
Parachute love you even II you
are mean.
Hoboken-I want to be held close
ara sight.
Harlem-n don't see you Don I'll
so crazy.
Pharmacy-Come home. please. for
need O badly.
! Insurance When will you start
Algebra am broke
Gehenna-l no longer love you
good-hy
Gynnasium-l have been nirtrs
but / love oHiy you
Sensation want to Kiss you from
your head 20 your toes.
Cheese-I never want 60 see your
face again.
Pearl-lf I had sou here .h!s min
ute I would prove my love.
Paradlse-Ha met any Waterloo
az last and am "hl. forever.
Sweet obtained the key from hi'
wife and named "a man named FL
lott as the crafty correspondent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-09
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In "a minute your clogscd nostriis
viii open. the air passages OF your
head viii clear and YOU ear breathe
freely. No more hawking. dnuniing,
blowing headache. dryness No
struggling for breath n night your
cold or catarrh Will be gone.
Get "a small bottle OF E!y's Cream
Balm from your druggist now APP
plg "a nttle Of this fragrant. anuseptic.
healing cream in your nnstrils II
penetrHtes through every air passage
OF the head SOothes the iuhameo ol
swollen 6 membrane and relief
CONS Instantly.
!t's just fine Don't stay siuned-lp
with a cold or nasty catorrh Rcilus
COMES so quickly.