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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
u. of c. Professor
Is Dead at Home
In Berkeley, Cal.

Rcrk"l"y cal. Jan. -G George
Holmes HuWisou. professor OF uh.Ios-
ophy-cmeritu- az me UuI,,rsit, Of
California. died oi bic home here r,.,
night 50 wears Old.
Prof How,sou retired from active
work a few YEAR ago Among hI.
FORMER pupils are many veIl-luowu
men in the world Of thought and lot
ters. Among them WEI, g. u. Bake
Wei professor of philosophy 40 vale
A.. o. Lo''inF professor of philosophy
a. Johns Hopkins g. n Richer pro-
lessor Of losi~ University OF Califor.
MA, ana Harry pvcrstrect. professor
OF philosophy University ~ thp CIV
OF New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given tina the reg,
uiar annual meeting OF the sto
holders of the First Savings Bank a
Company OF Albuquerque. ~. NJ.
Will be held at ~ offices Tuesday.
January sth ht 30 b. M. for IN,
purpose Of clecting officers and "a
for the ensuing year and INC
transaction OF any other business that
may come before the meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
The Scrap Book
lPIIIiisI.TTE

PIEl,itIrrTE
Az his gallant youth he gave 10 love
them.
licverenced and honorcd not 70 few;
Blue eyes-black eyes-how he bent
above them.
Tender-almost true.
Woman IN her slorS and complete
ness
This his sun Of knowledge and 90
JOYS,
knew her moods-her youitics-hc bet
sweetness,
As "a child his toys.
Ever through his heart tho sweet,
progression
Mace its ucN or-endiug. VIIful way
Strange of AN that varied. vain proc
Ccssiou.
one alone might stay
Nay kaow for yesterday / drew
From his cherished books and
camcos
TO the garden where tho slow wind
threw him
\ welcome .from ~ rose.
I'VE '"
Rond- aud fingers Bog tho blossomcd
e
For n,ug OLD $50 Ions
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01

Hnsliar meeting of Mineral Lodge
g. knights of pythils. win be hela
'' o'clock tonight All members
"r" urged to attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
NOTICE

The regular annual meeting Of the
stakeholder OF tue Clara Barton Min
ing company win be held nj the res
idence of j. w. iall sf0 North First
al 3 o'ele X Monday evening
January 70. 1915
} " HALL sacrstary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
UNIVERSITY STATISTICS.

Statistics compiled by the registrar
OF the state university show that the
students enrolled herein represent ~
sta'es and . foreign countries. Then
birthplaces follow:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01

~
Atr0ss 1ft'1k5 T1Rsc nsff'RoAus.
That thc tssotot car has become q
f~anseton@ rival pf n railroads uns
1pinted ous recentl, bs samuel FELTON,.
president % the chicsro Great West
esn road. htr. Fessnn refers mainly 70
me ics~ OF passenger but "
improved conntfy roads bring abort
= ssstem Of motor tsuekinE, stoppinE
All hui Ions hank OF farp products
from tho raiavoaas. ~ business Of
\ roads wouId b. eurfalled 10 such
an exten that there would be ne
danxtr Of a car famine.
u ~ cniy necessary 70 stand on the
sctner OF any wain s~horoushfsre Lead
Ing into our efsRr cities. President
Feiton sasa. 10 see 4 procession Of
possible railway passengers numsefins|
~ the thopands going in and cut
r<sefy night and morning. AT a point
eiah miles from the city hail in ehi-
leeso. he stated. fhess motor cars hit
fos swc ansrs night and morning at
the rate OF more tina a hundred al
minute and At an average speed Of 2eI
10 es miles an hour. But motor car
competition Ia o confined 10 subur-
a traffic alone. he pointed out
There seems 70 he no limit ON tho tour
ing range Of the motor car. Last
sunsmer In the state Of MASSACHUSETTS,
nor thar 10000 visiting motor cars
registered No one can tel. Of course
tnus how much tina affecsed passenger
n Probably many Of these
peeple would have remained al house
had q not been Tor this Eethod Of
travel Bus assuming that each car
EmyHE.Ra4senFsrs which
No. bal estimate, vel
u scs. 600 visitors who
into this one state alone
bauon has reached a point
alrdads are viewing u with
he whcle weas continent az
he fi*ia for thc operation Of
rx No man can place a limit
sphere Of usefulness /. They
20 pick up their cwn psssen-
any place ARG hour and bear
&stsef they would so---no, quite
sAf - Inc crow flie4. bst
3elesz with ~feasonabie speed
&esy.
Feiton points out. however. that
one barometer By which We
4rive AZ some idea Of the effect
Be- competition on railway pas
y During the seven
1906 20 fsas. notwiths,andins
competition by the trolley
fanies, the passenger in-
Ord at tho rate Of more thai 81
t<nt per annum. In 1916. on eel
NJ 81 che European war. Americana
4xitd all oye this continent ia
numbers. and yet railway reve- !
rom passengers IN 1915. whiie :
ng an liner = over 1915. weres
ny ? million apiiars helsw those :
sls: avn more shaa/is miiioa
rs<A<eldw those % 1914. Had the .
<5zsnger revenues in 1915 shown the .
brmaI increase over 1914. they would .
AVE yielded the railways OF the Unit |"
h states mere than $50 million dol '
NJ IN pas apt revenues. They were u
;han sse mnliyn re..iars. This ioss
snEot ps traced 10 any ether cause,
ksn motor care. II
The sosetnns~nt recently announced 4"
there were ~2.44s.ss4 motor cars b
sEiriered In the United staten. Theee n
eofased a carrying capacity OF adv
'a<t i've sa the ear. or mere than ~ NJ
.iitien. The total ausnber OF passen !
zrs earrIsd by the railways last year v
slightly more han a billion. IL g
|ouid pave been no trick at All for the l.
bars registered in 1915 10 oarry u
ION passengers their averaged
: 50 o. "a miles in 100 days. u
r------- In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01

Twenty-Five counties OF the state
ar" represented The counties with
out .studcnts In the university are
Taos, Union. Lincoln and sierra.
Next TO Bernaliito county. Chascs
has the largest representation 10 49,
number; CoifaX has . Eddy ma san
Junn with s each. Luna Z, Guadalupe
9 and others with one, two or three
each. Union county. according -
statistics, has not been represented
in the enrolment FOR the last i've
years.
The church preference Of students
Is shown by the following table.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01

\ lit'lc WANT Al now and then
DEL read Dos every class or mou-aud
women TOO Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01

= has been Nstsy well determined
'pw that neitheA dominant party will
ase = majority N the house Of the
4 conefess ard hhat the balance Of
~ Hsii reposs IN she bands Of a
members Of minor parties. A. a
there 4 liable 60 be considerable
puiisns indnased IN when the
onses 20 perfect the ogganiza-
ms seats 20 candidates In
or certificates Of election.
arc certain TO participate
ization o. the House. the
y stands Repablicans.I
efs. Isassendents I'll
RroniRitionlst !. So
iaa I. a ,ps5 o.,st l.
spIa esther u. re,.,.I,
VITA bcshs go.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01

Scene from Mutt and Jeff's wed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

My treatment Immediately stops all and drains and
restores nerve forces and blood nuurishmen II is mild
painless treatment that has given health strength and
Mgor TO thousands With it Varicocele Structure
Nervous Demiy Hydrocele, Blood Poison Kidney, Biad.
ger ana al acute and chronic pelvic diseases. wish af
cted every where could know OF this treatment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

of this Is "A beautiful marble baptistry,
over the front of which flows "A con
stan stream of water on either side
of this are located private dressing
rooms for men and women Half WY
between the first and second floor is
located the choir and organ space in
which Will hc placed a twin organ.
Immediately back of the auditorium
ls located "a chapel consisting of two
communicating rooms, one 33X37 feet
and the other 2GN2N feet. Immediate
ly to the east of this is located "a mot
crn suite of office rooms for the
church. one waiting room WmCr
servo ass a marriage parlor, 14N22
feet; stcnogr1phcr's rsom, YNll teeL
ana the pastors study, l4N1I feet. In
this suite of office rooms is "a built-in
vault. fire proof, for the storage Of
the church papers, etc. ON the next
floor is located the balcony, seaIus
l1O people. In the tower and the
front of this part Of the building are
located two class rooms, l4X1I feet.
Immediately over the auditorium Is
located an art glass dome and tu 'he
rear of this part of the second floor
is located the adult departments 4oN5U
feet, consisting of an assembly and
eight class rooms suitable for adult
classes.
Complete Fixtures.
On the third floor Of the SUNDAY
school department Is located the
junior department 2SN90 feet, con-
sisting of assembly ana tcI. ,t.as
rooms. In each one of thas. " .u-r'-
ments is separate administration
platform and in each department Wal.
be the suitable fixtures for the keep
ing Of dopartmentJ records and the
management of the school.
library has been provided for tho
entire school. containing volumes on
the most modern methods of teaching
and administration. Tine hulaius l.
to be firc-proof and built of reinforced
concrete and stone. The building will
be heated with a hot-air sVstcm.
mushroom radiators being located in
the floor of the building and 1t Will
bee lighted 10y an indirect lighting sys-
TEN.
Tho citizens of Tulsa Will he proud
TO point TO this building with pride
as one of its public Institutions.
During the process of the building
the congregation is meeting in the
courthouse. judge Daniels court
room is being used for the primary
ana beginners department, the coun-
ty courtroom for the Junior depart
mcut, the superior courtroom for the
intermediate department and the dis
trict courtroom for the senior and
adult departments. This school is
rapidly becoming one of the most
scientific schools for the teaching Of
religious education in the whole coun-
try Its rapid development caused 10y
its exceptional corps of teachers and
officers together with the teachings
and services, is lcadirg wcn md
women to flock TO this Sunday school
and church in great numbers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
lO'NLY cow PEA HAS
A DEV0UT DEFENDER
Baker Says Plant More of
Them; an Asset to Ma
tional Food Supply.

According to Dr.. De Larue Baker.
farm demonstrator of Tulsa county,
Cow peas" which are really a sort
of a bean compare with meat in
the nourishmcnt they have in them,
and can be used more extensively
as human food. There are many
varieties of these peas The black
and white eye sort are used every
whore for the table. on account
of their flavor many prefer them to
garden beans.
IF the farmers of Tulsa county
would plant larger acreages of COW
peas" said Agent Baker, 1T would
to "A great extent solve the II. c. L.
proposition.
Cow peas can be used on the
table in three forms-in the pod
shelled green and shelled dry-cor-
respondingly to string beans and
dried beans and calling for much
Of the same preparation for the
table
The dry COW peas are by far the
most common. Like dry navy or
lima beans, they may be boiled with
a bit of fat meat. or baked and
served in the place of lean meat or
other food rich in, nitrogen Boiled
and mashed thru a colander. the
peas form a foundation for numer-
GUS dishes.
They may be creamed with milk
ana butter, like mashed potatoes:
formed into croquets with bread
crumbs and fried or baked into a
loaf with bread crumbs, minced
vegetables, milk and seasonings, or
made into soup. But raise COW
peas"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
LOCAL TALENT TAKES
INTEREST IN COMEDY
Dolly Dimples" at the Grand
June 8 and 8 Will Bring
Out unknown Stars"

Il never visited a city where the
young society people were so anxious
and willing to give their time and
talent to a home talent play" SD
Miss Kitty Heau Miller, who is staging
the musical comedy, Miss Dolly Dim
pies" at the Grand opera house June
S and under auspices of the Tulsa
nand, with percentage to go to the
Red Cross society.
The cast has been selected" she
continued, and rehearsals are being
conducted every day and night. The
choruses are practicing and | am CON
fidept the play viii be the biggest
home talent success ever witnessed in
Tulsa"
Many secrets of the production are
leaking out and some big surprises
are In store. Heretofore unknown
stars have been discovered according
to Miss Miller. and she is delighted
over the prospects of IA finished and
metropolitan performance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
WANT CONCENTRATION CAMP
Bristow's Cheap Gas and Pure Water
Offer Inducements.
Special to The World

Special TO The World.
BRlSTOW, Okla. May 26.-The
Bristow commercial club and the citi-
zcns in general have been busy this
week endeavoring TO get one of the
government concentration camps To-
Gated here. The wires have been
kept busy and many letters have been
written by the secretary of the COM
mercial club.
The requirements OF the war de-
partment can all be fulfilled by Bris-
tow, and the city is banking O great
deal on two items-that OF her big
gas field and the pure water II can
supply the soldiers. The Bristow
water has made this city famous, and
ON this one item may hinge the Sc
lection OF Bristow as concentration
camp. The land can easily he Sc
cured and at price that will war
rant the department In looking up
Bristow's claims.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

LONDON, May 26.--War savings
certificates, which can be bought at
any post office for 10 shillings and
sixpence, yielding l pound sterling In
five years, are becoming increasingly
popular and are being purchased at
the rate of 100000 week. The
total sold since February. 1915, is con-
slderably over 100000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
WERE Welded A MONTH AGO
Secret Marriage Took Place I'm Sa.
pulpa April So

Special TO The World.
DiiuM RIGHT. okla, May 26-A
long-awaited secret was revealed to-
DAY when the many friends OF d. A.
Sears were tipped off that no had
been quietly united in marriage with
Miss Edith Fuller well-known
young lady Of Gushing, on April 30
last, the ceremony having taken place
at Sapulpa. Mr.. Sears is a prominent
business man OF Drumright, besides
being one of the early pioneers and
having aided largely in the settle
ment of the place. This will be the
nome OF the couple. and their many
friends extend hearty congratula-
tions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

plays and the putting ON of enter
iainmcuts by the young people. ON
the north end of the center Of the
hudiuE is located the library 5N3O
feet and the beginners department.
30N35 feet. kitchen t4N15 feet. serving
room laXlG feet ana ON the south side
of the building ON this floor is located
the primary department which is 3ON
90 feet consisting of an assembly and
ten class rooms. At the east end Of
this floor is located the intermediate
department. 2NN12 feet consisting of
am assembly and ten class rooms ON
the southwest 90 per of this floor is
lo,rtcd the mechanical room, l7N2S
feet.
Number of Parlors
ON the second floor, which is en-
tered by flight of steps from Boul-
der avenue between six massive col
umns. thru three double doors into "a
Vcstihulc. 2lN30 feet, which will he
paved iu Mosaic. entering the audito-
rium thru communicating doors from
the Vcstihulc Communicating doors
lead into double parlOrs from the Vcs-
Thule also, these parlurs are arranged
for the ladies. one room liNll and
another communicating with Is lONl2
feet. ON the south side of this same
entrance is located double parlors of
he same size and from the han one
enters the balcony mp "a flight of mar
bic steps on either end of the hall
.ocutcd i'm this hall are seats for
those who may have to wait untl the
of number in the church
service is over From the Vcstihulo
rou enter the auditorium thru three
plate glass doors This auditorium
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
THE DANGERS OF MEMS DISEASES

The danger Of negecng the diseases of gen.
orally understood. The pain dScoyort and annoyance
which accompany them supposed TO be the OF
their effects. This far from These diseases
only destroy the local functions OF certain origins but by
continually irritating the system derange all
the vital organs OF the body, less incapacitae
for business pleasure and apt a com
plete mental and physical breakdown.
Mems diseases only important but owing to the
decacy and complicated mechanism OF the various
ful specialist, who has
and has had wide practical experience.
circulation Of the blood and weakened nerve sup.
Usually this condition is the result of the
early habits later The blood
sells have been oyertaNed and weakened in way
time.
II You have carefully considered the intricate
mechanism of the delicate with their
muscles blood vessels glands and you will realize
funess by the OF the knife strong timuatiug
dangerous medicines. do not believe in this method
Of treating these diseases and 1t is appalling to think
thar death that has resulted in many from the
careless use Of this mode OF treatment
II you weak diseased. you certainly want to be
satisfactory cure unless you place your in the
hands OF specialist in these diseases One who
thoroughly understands condition and knows the best
way OF treating it, suppose you knew who had
been sick, weak and for years. Suppose you
met that today and you Immediately noticed great
Improvement In his and he also told that
knew this to be honest reliable citizen, whose
word could be absolutely trusted. Wouldn't you
know Some OF the things this learned about different
methods OF treatment and wouldn't you be especially in.
teresed in learning how he finally reganed his health and
strength This is just what the testimonials OF many Of
~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
Notable Classic Rendered by Public
School Talent.

SpeclHl 10 me world.
CLAREMORE, Okla May 2G.-Ed-
ward Everett Ilale's "The Man With
out Country was given 10y the stu
dents of the eighth grade of the local
public schools Friday evening at the
Electric theater and witnessed by a
full house. The theme of the play
was timely and had been well pre-
pared. II was credit to the schools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
NOTICE.
UTOOWNERS

Notice is hereby given to all owners of motor
vehicles including automobiles, motorcycles gas
and steam engines that and after Friday, June !,
1917 the sheriff of Tulsa county is instructed to
arrest all persons who do not have in their posses
sion 1917 license receipt from the State High
way Department showing payment of license fee.
The Board of County Commissioners of Tulsa
County hereby orders the sheriff to enforce the
above order throughout the county
Ordered by the Board this ODD day of May, 1917.
c. +. SUPPES,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners
LEWIS CLINE
County Clerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

Nervous Col Ed--Conductor, which
end of this car do get off?
Conductor--lt doesn't make much
difference, ma'am. Both ends stop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

MEN
You have only one life to live.
Why not live II in full enjoyment
OF yitahtyi To gain cure is
more important than all other
earthly considerations. It means
freedom from anxiety and suffer.
ing. 1t means happy "content.
ment for you and for those de.
pendent upon you. 1t means new
vitality and restoration of perfect
health. II means stronger hold
upon life; broader field Of on.
portupry. and feeling of mas
terry over even the most adverse
circumstances.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
VARICOCELE

Weak. Swollen Sagging, Knotted,
v ormy-like Veins, Clotted, Stagnant
Pools Of Impure Blood, Weak. Nerv-
ous, Low Vitality, Mental Depression.
l demonstrate that Varicocele can be
cured without severe surgical opera.
tion. Beneficial effects are immed.
tate. Pain ceases, enlarged veins
rapidly reduce, healthy circulation
speedily returns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
HOW I TREAT MEMS DISEASES

want them TO understand that give these results bv
scientc method perfected by myself Ser years OF re-
search and study during which time hadv vhe best nosso
private and hospital advantages for seeing and Nrnpg
wish to make 4 plain to that | proceed on different
mes use different methods from the old time sne.
casts aud great overwhelming nroof INT
my method ~ the only method
diseases Almost day expressions of tbo
most graeiu satisfaction from those whom have treated
know the distressing symptoms of disease In these
ana sadness the victims OF these diseases svr
pathRe with all who thus afflicted and | will gladly
give anyone the benefit Of years Of experience aud
thorough examination free II nervous or afflicted
WITH any disease that you fear destroy your manhood
or undermine your general health do delay call about
will study your case thoroughly and give You NV
honest opinion on it, without IL costing viii
put OF experience service and show Won
now you can be cu.ed and explain why Sexoonc and
absorption Treatments superior Humid rsJe
nave taken advantage OF recained tbf
health and strength and there is reason why Won cam
not Come and see me personally IL possible for advice
and If l can help you, will ' " 'o
No, doubt many hesitate atou: consulting me believing
cheaper elsewhere because do advertise nrice
treatment because all for tho same
Price and deal justly with all. marc ruro
men diseases than others and prices are awavs
Ls low as the treatment will Justify
II you ray more you are paying much, IL you pay
less You VIII get less nothing in return Get Others
terms then consult me. Remember consultation is free
Hours q. m. TO p daily Sundays 9 to u only
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

PRIVATE DISEASES
All discharges and burning stopped
quickly. A few days will show the
efficiency OF my treatment.
PROSTATITIS
Treated by newer, different and bet
ter methods. Pain, swelling, sore
ness disappear promptly. Good re-
suits at small expense.
STERILITY
Due to disease, abuses, impotence,
malfOrmatiun or organic weakness.
Consult me If your marriage relations
have been without offspring. All
stubborn diseases treated
WEAKNESS
My treatment makes vigorous, muscu-
lar men of the weakest specimens OF
half men. Ii expands and devel-
ops every muscle and organ; it warns
the heart. increases the courage and
gives power OF mind and body such
rs any man can be proud Of 1t
makes the eye bright and the step
elastic; II makes an athlete. II re-
heves diseases by restoring strength.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-20

Deuble-bed Comforts; fine
silkoline covered and filled
with white cotton; finished
with sateen border. 81 each.
Fine SemI-siIk Covered Com
forts, filled with white lami-
mated cotton; reverse side
covered in silkoline and fin
ished with a fine semi-silk
border: colOTs are blue, Law
ender. yellow, rose and pink.
Special, SO.