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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

A LBuQUERQrE should not permit the Jemez
~ road construction project 10 die again. n we
DO so we will lose hard cash and future
growth aud a lot Of both. The Jemez country : .
region % vast resources These include agricuiture.
livestock and mining. The mining deveIopmcni viii
come GEss. n We have our share Of that develop
ment We must open communication with the Jemez
country, and II we neglect 10 provide cominunica-
ton, scme other railroad point win do 50.
A dispatch from Santa Ne IN today Herald in
dieaies that plans are being at least considered for
a road from the Jcmcs mountain copper region TO
q Denver and Rio 0rsnde railroad connection. This
II built. would take the Jemez mountain trade from
Albuquerque and keep Il away. We would lose Il
for good and al.
Recently the San Miguel Mining company made
a proposition % Albuquerque and to sandoval eoun-
Is 10 cooperate IN building a hard road to the
jcmez from this city. The proposition struck the
Herald a. a fair one for Albuquerque. The objection
has been made that the mining company would be
getting great assistance IN hauling out ores and thnt
II should build the road. This position is not for
Albuqnerque's best interest. II Is a short sighted
attitude.
Albuquerque needs the Jemes road. whether
the San Miguel mining company u successful IN is
operations or not, That company has given ample
evidence Of the seriousness % its intentions and the
solidify Of js development plans. " = develops
a paying copper property this city certainly should
be the market place for the mining district. But
wholly aside from that phase Of il, We should be
the market place and supply center for the whole
5emez region. n we Yet the trade Of that region
dip away nov. we viii find IL exceedingly difficult
70 get Il back.
We are firmly convinced that the Chamber Of
Commerce should not abandon this particular road
building plan. Fair progress had been made in
raising The money necessary 70 put the project
through. The rest Of the money should be proeur-
ed We have abandoned this Jemez road project
half a dozen times before but the indications now
arr that II we abandon IL again some other supply
poipt viii take IL up and put Il through. That will
mean a SET back for Albuquerque.
The argument that construction Of a motor
truck road 70 Jemez would tend to discourage rail.
road building TO the region is not worth much con-
sidcration. The experience Of the west has been
that the railroad lines follow the wagon roads.
There Is 10 be no change in the order IN this ease.
A a matter Of fact the money invs sted in this
proposed motor highway 10 JemeE would do more
10 insure speedy railroad building to and through
that region than any. other influence that could be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
A Courageous Report
THE REPORT Of Dr. roscoe r. Hil. president
% the New Mexico Spanish American Normal

THE REPORT Of Dr. Roscoe r. Hill, president
% the New Mexico Spanish American Normal
school NJ VI Rito, a summary Of which appears
IN this issue Of the Herald, is a courageous docu.
ncni, with a lot Of hard common sense in It. IL re.
luirrs courage 10 say the things DR.. It'll has said.
they are, however. things which we have needed TO
nave said In plain words. for some time, and DR..
TIN Is TO be congratulated for having said them.
New Mexico has wasted quite a bit of money
n is educational Institutions. in the way Of bad
starts. scattered locations, etc. But the location Of a
state educational institution. with a statewide scope
md purpose, IN a village without rail connections.
was No Obvious an error that II was fully recognized
when the legislature made Il.
The results Of this error DIR. Hill points out In
lis report. lie does not mince words and his facts
are perfectly plain and easy TO understand. He
outs up 10 the state the clear cut alternative Of 90
ng on with an unjustihable waste Of public money,
Or Of moving this school 90 a point where Il can
Je made efficient.
DIR. Hill goes further. lie puts up to the state
O. manifest duty 10 the Spanish speaking children
Of New Mexico's rural districts. We must, he says,
reach these children IN an intelligent, effective way.
or we must stand self-confcssed derclicis in duty.
Like Governor Larrazolo. DIR. Hill has studied the
educational needs of the Spanish speaking children
and il earnestly convinced that the proper effort
will reach hem, bring them zap TO grade and give
them the same chances ~ ore afforded the children
Of the towns and more thickly settled rural com
munities. Governor Larrazolo placed this situation
before the legislature aud the people IN his message
when the governor said that compulsory education
must be applied. he meant Am intelligent system OF
result producing compulsion. Dr.. lIill has expanded
the governors more general statement, into the
detail Of the duty before US.
We have need for great caution IN our public
expenditures. The need for caution was never
greater. At the same time this state owes a def.
mite. clear-cut obligation 10 It's Spanish speaking
children. They have a right 20 their opportunity
II IL takes money 10 give them that opportunity, We
must find the money. Also we must see to IL that
the money, when found, is intelligently spent None
Of these propositions are impossible. Indeed, DIR
Hills report makes II plain that they are possible
and easy of accomplishment, If we go at the ihing
in the right way. We must quit wasting money
on our educational institutions, and we must begin
10 make every dollar count.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
TROUBLE BREEDERS
By DIR. FRANK A
BY Ripley.

L~~~~~ ,co-saur po o. TO- rs.-s ea..s, ~~~~~@
Far bc % from mc 60 raise my voice again, the makers oi trouble.
W. owc. them q great deal
The rcbc,, rr,outoni,t, aud hcrctics have kept the world
from rotiug.
America is the child Of revolution. So Is Franco.
Science. freedom of the pres, and free speech are the children NJ
hcrcsy.
The literature of protest is far more interesting reading than the
homips col assurance.
Still also bat. and however, even trouble making Fan be- carried
too far.
trouble SAX" There are nature, that only expand in an atmosphere
pf contention.
somewhere iu his commentaries, Caesar speaks Of those who have
nothing 10 lose but everything 10 gain In the general upset To exist.
ing order.
And then there are those who do not enter into trouble with the
low motive Of gain or from amy other Interior purpose, but just be-
cause they like 1t. u there isn't amy they start some. Aud II they
,c other people enjoying q lracas they want 10 join.
Their" is tb" stur! ct an freshman land do not wish a. be- under
stood as Iu,uuHiup anything against the Irish who entered q saloon
mud saw q fight going ON over Iu the corner. It, approached the bar.
tender and said, Excuse me- bat is that o private fight over there, or
'u army wan come ny
Trouble r caused by different agencies. Sometimes il is due Ia
10 riutuukrruus disposition. And sometimes IL h caused 10y ideas
Especial. IL O. large, juicy idea gets into q small brain.
m" trouble with the Bpshryiki isl that they have the idea Of the
millennium, which Isl boz every way @ most commcuduhIr vision. but
being confined Ca % mind that b. capable uuy Ut such small content
mput %, come, from % fun stomach, 1t Is apt Ia swell press upon It's
narrow confines, and drive i~ suffering victim 30 violence.
For al rrNultrr-, upiururr>, aud trouble experts would recon.
mend the following thought, which n they will read, mark. learn, and
iuvarly digest am ,r. will not hurt them, and may do them som"
good.
Tnwit, namely
IN urging q change, in government, institution. society. religion,
Guaurr. cor ANYTHING elise. 10 should be- borne u mind that a. every
every thing, even m Your New scheme - those existing and present
conditions with which YOU are 80 dissatisfied, have defects, but they
have this advantage, that IOi KNOW WHAT THEY ARE tD your
New scheme will also have defects, and will have this disadvantage,
that YOr 10 NOT kNOw WHAT THEY WILL BE.
And Mr. Hamlet said something 20 the effect that il is better 10
bear those Hs we have than 10 fly 10 others we know not Of.
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kept In the Black shadows lie
cruuched 40 low that he seemed
hardly more than a Black shadow
himself Every i've or three steps
he stopped e. iuut. listen. aud test
the air with his keen nose
A. he drew near Bowers "
little house ttcduy Circlcd out
around " until he could see the door
way Then he sat down where h.
could peck around from behind re-
tree and watch. He had been there
only Il few moments when the back
door % Farmer nrnwu's house opened
and Farmer browne hoy stepped out
ttcddy didn't run he knew that Farm
~ browns BOZ would never arcam
that he wou.d dare rume su near iir.
idca "a was clear that Farmer
Browns HOY was thlnkluE Of mo- uuu
but nowsof. lie whistled and called.
Just nn he had uuue several fmss dur.
ms tho duy. hut no Nuwser anne
and after a while Farmer browns
Boy went bach into the house and
there was "a worried look uu his face
A. sunn aH be- heard the door
close Ucddy trotted right out ln tho
open and sat down only re- few feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
REPUTATION
By q. ADDInGToN RUG
Author Of ''Ths Riddle Of Personality 'Psycholou ns
Pnenthood." Etc.
tCopyrrht. 1919. " mo Associated NoaapapcTsl

Treated unfairly. the, mas react tv
becoming moro indifferent fhlu ttr
tu tho opinion uf uthers Nut herein
thei arc exceedingly fHullHh They
only mHID matters wuf"r Cor thtus
selves Instead 81 better
They cannot change human nature
They must reckon With no. Au. hs.
cause thrr afe mon 10 EHud character
they can reckon wlth lt honestly
not t~rsHrhsruuslg lhr tho church,
Eulug humnurH ThtE Unjust aI# o.
th.wssitsH boo effect.
People I.dEc m, wrongly bot Iurr
100 have 3 mot given them occasion Geo
Judge mr wrongly
"t'uIss thrF ttLr fIur FOO study 900
they cannot know us HH mF fHrIIIf
and friends Iu. IHrfNIE futE should
take tho tlmt Iut tis fact De- tNif
they WlI NOT and Iru content Go
guess about my rrHl character
They can Eura urIH from what
fnfH nruI 90 "HN ur .fU Wr IH NJ
thsF guess badly H H really fHrr
fuuIf tu muHh IH uE
Reasoning such fHIa B.. I%nJIapsu-
Sable tu tho Hur.r fHr.. unfortunate
ought 90 toxic fhr course Hi au "hfUH
IuF fhU.r behavior H" 200 HHIt r.uU.
taiIou .IIHfr with character
Thst need uat play fnt nEpH rIfs
10 b. t question. mot uf ur"f.Nur ufl
'fs Huf uf CORRECTING H fHiHr impress
sion
Reputation hurting bHhits mu.i Do,
searched uuf and HNDrHum. "a decent
respect Cor rho opinion uf mankind
must 'at, fhr u.lHH uf fh, Uiu tiHur
Indifference
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iu-y,st-l-rate means 20 US
10 find nut about lieud}
Fux had heard from sp many
different folks about the diHappcar-
auce % nuwser the Hound that De
finally made az his mgid that Dee
would in-vest-i-ratH D. find " for
himself II IL were rue that Howfer
was no longer az home Boo Farmer
Browns dooryard 10 II were true.
we'll. freddy had certain plans os his
own iu regard 20 Farmer Browns
hcnhuuse.
Heddy had begun hy doubling that
story because IL seemed 60 have
come nfsi from old Sian coyote.
Heddy would doubt tuythluE with
which ola Alan coyote was con.
cerncd. hut Ready had Finally come
tn believe that something certainly
had happened, Tor hall % dozen Times
during the day hc had heard Farmer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

had money III bot ! wouldn't work I
hate this Eetting up mornines AMI
huatlinr into my clothes then rushing
down here TO be- acoldCd " am
two minutes late"
Il am never even two minutes late.
neither h. Mr. Blake"
Il Nouidn't be either n I got tho
pay YOU do. 1 guess II YOU was work
lng Tor o. a week you'd get sore, too
4 wouldn't get any more than you
DO. u made a practice Of donE as
you do"
nina opened her eyes.
The boas likes you Tho girls an
nny 10. And that no pays you "a
great biz salary because he wants 10
keep you FLUSHING around hts office
The boss. az ibu call Mr. steycna.
would care no nor for me than for
any Of you. II ! did not rive him bot
ter work. DO all he pays me for do
ina nud "a little more. You don't un-
deutnnd now but aa you Eruw older
aud more experienced you Will find
that men are willing TO pay almost
anything 10 employees upon whom
they can depecd n YOU would Elvs
up all the foolish thinFs you DO, put
your mind on your work and dress
more appropriately for an office Firl.
IN a few years YOU could be %ournlna
az much as l."
Honest. could l. Miss Morrison goo
Yes. Nina. And 10 you will try
Will DO AN ! cnn 90 help you
Well ! am going Ia ny. Honest
am IA nko 20 be like you only
don't know how. But N y0u'll hell
me Again ! gnvo her my promise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

CHAPTER WIZ
Nina nroung. one Of the stenoEfn-
nhssa. came "a me- n day with tears
ia her eyes. She Was an lnnocuouaiy
psstty glrl. a nuffy blonde.
What 10 a. MIA asked
-Oh. Miss Morrison. I knoN I am
r0lar 20 lose my job was ATE
again this morning.. and MI. Blake,
tths man Whose d~lctauon she tookl
~ awful angfy. II amt only mat
elthor-heins late / mean. ] made lots
of mistakes. was 10 o. dance laAi
night and u was most morning when
got 20 bed and ! WAS - sleepy 1
Couldn't keep my eyes open, And
no WORKING sifl can dance al
night and do her work well Nina
said a. kindly a. I could. The girl
naturally bright and witty. was a con-
suant annoyance 20 me. Her yellow
halr was piled hiHh on her head
and she affected peek-a-boo waists
and hlEh heels M. Stevens had
spoken o. her manner Of dressing and
also her attitude toward the men IA
the offlce. Perhaps I had better let
her 10. 1 thought. a. ! looked at the
pretty tear stained face down which
ran a dark smudge caused BY her
hands. which were Hoilod With carbon
paper. Yea I henltnted 20 dismiss her.
tNnN ANNNl AnNA INV AN"l'NAN'AF ~
q rrl needed her position or what she
was saved IRON BY having one,
Come in here after The rcst 40.
Nina. can't tnlk now ! told her
as some one asked Tor Mr stevens
ana was referred % ne.
That Afternoon waited 10 see Nina.
ahe seemed 20 have quite recovered
her usua sang ffoid and camc In
smiling. said
aN,vs .t,r t.ff m. .b.ut IL %
"Oh, Mr.. Blake Eot mifiod because
! wns late-luHt a few minutes
though. He said had been late
right along. 1 really do get here NJ
enrle a. } can. ! hate 20 get up Ma
has an awful time waking ne
The Tiri was very pretty, and had
an the little m-annerisme that taks
the eyes OF the usual q Hef Ian
guage was often very ungrammatcal
slangy. aud al times almost coarse
Yet she felt abused because she haf
been ~roprimanded Tor being late an,
Tor making mistakes.
g shall have % repeat 10 you, Nina
something heard a very wonderful
business woman say She was n.
vile 81 q millionaire added M
BIT ~ Information knowing u woul'
have an effect rhc hhd great -
ocutive ability. and managed one o
NNM HMNAN|N ANNA -
branches Of war work. She cinimeI
there are three absolutely efaentia
requisites 20 a Woman's success u
MISUNDERSTANDING, accuracy, an.
Integrity You soc that you hus
failed III W. Of them BY your owi
confession fou were neither pune
tuhi. nor accurate, and
m she was a milli0nsire's wifi
what MAS she working f0rf 81
..l..In AuN. fIAAA her RIaUaE and Ia
some ono elise DO the work A.
thought. the mention Of the wife Of
millionaire had caught her attention
but In y different way than ! eN
pofttd
'Bccaune there are some thing
that people, no matter how niue
money they have. feel they want
DO themselves -that a b. their duts.
WAS thinking Of father while
talked.
4 lhink thsy r awful SILLY. II
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lettuce. mint and an edible root or
Two. say Wild tulip. CO., olmasa. o.
curoauut These vary according 10
locuity. but something Boo ever forth.
Sometime | cyUu trouble 90
boil the tender shoots Of milkwr'd,
re- milk thistle. or u daudpliuu. uui
drops OF the salty driupings In SIN
pools Won can often catch "a fiHh ~
hands if you know the trick
II was 20 iuNoTlto umunomcut OF
Thur,au's- or YOU may even have u
uitd 10 hroil over hard wood Goals
Personally. ! can recommend tho
Young Woudtat I caught In O. hungry
moment emerging from e CLEFT OF
rock, but I suppose n would turn
up your nose az that flold mice ar"
TINY. but the Uomans Thought thom
ycr, delicate so do l. though an
willing IN adhere 10 leritimat, game
whom 10 comes my WAY. Or, luNu-
rioua chance, YOU may lnd an omclct
vntinr Co be- made. This IN only
safe DO you are certain thnt tho bird
haH luid less than her full clutch Of
eggs $50 they viii not have had ttno
TO tucuhatc
So much for the bors d'ouvrcs For
q sweet you may have honey without
i'" hNiNN "s' w '"'NN't ''''
handkerchief into hat aud collar for
NO protection OF your exposed and
sensitive ucck, Uud USING IL small
smudEc Of dried grass before your
face For trutL " berries are nut Of
season, know Of nothing more do
uciuuH than wild. spiny cactus pears
You spear them neatly on q httir stick
before cutting them from the hranCh
and peel OF tho Hpiny coat ua scru,
%pulously uH though % were sn much
concentrated I've Inside BE- the gor-
gpous crimson pulp, FOOL, honey
sweet. suggestive of u small but sub
lime Watermelon,
Having stocked tho lnrdcr YOU build
u tiny ufc lu the sund or q convenient
hollow m a rock, making a diamond
spr,udH cost nothing bacon b. scan
your i've pans. Presently you eat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

EpuTATIoN and character are.
IL Of course. 90 the same thing
~ Character may Doe dvflnrN a.
what "a man d. reputation us Nhhi u
man is thought 90 De
To have H good character couss-
qusufly. Dr. essentially ~ NOR" lWs
p%urtuucr to every man than 90 have
= good reputation but Tor On" prac-
teal affairs % ne reputation may
often dees count cor more tnan
character
THIS is because people DO not stop
20 analyEp men und things closely
They are prone O. Judge from ap'
psarnucoa and Jump 90 conclusions
scuuudrels often take udNantlE" uf
this fact They join Dhufch"s FlN" %
good causes uro uufalllnFli ttctful lu
rupfFh aud au.NO ln Wuuurf NJ"
means do they cave unused Co MAXI
% favorable impression 0u Others
Vet al .he while. under cover oi
their Deceptive reputation. thel SWIM
ft. unC cheat uutrurtuuHly.
uu tho opposite. IL frequently hap
pens that men % really good Nhhl-
n,tsr are reckls-sly indifferent Hs 20
tho reputation they uphulld
They are blunt and ~uutapuktn. they
defy public opinion boz many way
the, are careless iu their living habits
Wherefore. no matter u HtorlS W.
10 heart they may uo, th0lf reputation
ruffsra People become suspicious ui
them and give them H Wldr berth
They experience bee person thc truth
uf The old udags
"Glvo q dog % bad name % hnnF
him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
ONE WOMAN'S WAY
The Story of a Girls Fight for Success
BY CAROLYN BEECHER
0tApTIn WI.

1913. BY Carolyn Bscche) ~~~~~~~~~~~~|
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Browns Boy whistle and whistle aud
can aud call.
just a. soon a. the Hack shad-
ows came creeping out from the
Purple Nus Reddy started up
toward Farmer Browns Hs didn't
80 directly there because he W.
eocs directly anywhere u there h
the least chance IN the world that
any one may be watching him. liut
a. he Slipped aionE In the blacklist
~ the Black shadows he was All
the time workine nearer " nearer
10 Farmer provn's dooryard. Al
though he was Inclined 90 think ~
Vas tue that Bowser was not there
he was fnf too wise 20 take any
unnecessary rish 10 approached
Farmer iirOWr's dearfard Just aa
carefully e. " he thought iiowser
was IN his little house - usual ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
ON LIVING WILD
BY JOHN BRECK

or a durk. end must permit COMMON
stt,ouA for tn, lack of continuity Of
my outdoor meals Gu fnH Hmo pf'n
clpls I permit uuuI already missed
and needing uuIr II. water 90 turn
10 into hlH'uitH Uud hHulful 90
coffee. If ~ W tu hr shared bt uut Who
has NOS acquired o. taste fut mint t't
Al these ihiura mHF hr contained iu
t small fhIn- pan which folds owe
another termed nus boiling pam. AMI
{ value 90 email plate, tu hold rput
thinrH In the warm IHu"H Will" fI'
balance of th, meal Dol hD,uE prepared
OF 20 rutDr uud tluH make, un oven
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n HE formal picnic would boz an
HbomUution did it not serve
tb. uurn0aa nf u,ru,ttIuu utu-
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from the black doorway uf uuw-rr's
little house. Rnddy harkrd softly
Then Do lufkrd H little louder We
know that ~ Uuwarr vas 40 homie.
this would brlnE him out " nHthiug
else dld uow.rr didut appear trldf
erInnsd iis knew now that IuNHrr
was nowhere about thuckhur Co
himself hr turned IUi trHttrI uWIrl
Farmer Uruwua hruhuuHs
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of tho fr,Iug uy. 80 Is uoi t hUlkN
load Strapped boo ms hIp u carries
easily aH Walk.
49, meal time th'rD are invariably
70 trW mushrooms 90 irN boz the bacon
ureHsp Wutur DroHH. uu' dock, minors
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albuquerque Should Not Permit the Jenez Road Project
TO BE Abandoned. We Will Lose Hard Cash if We Do So.

brought 10 bear. for Ne motor road would immedt
aiely develop the possibilities Of the whole region
and make the need for rail transportation clear.
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On, purpose of permitting p'u-
pic to uIu 'ul frescn' ana rOtu" thii
much nearer 90 tho good yutth man
DO thsV ate under % roof liuf TIA
implies 20 prearraug'd trim 90 O. pre-
arranged spot. ANA the consumption
there OF % pftarranEud meal u loses
tho inoffahlo churm Of really iNlur
of the land
I permit bacon on ms picul'H but
merely because Z usrd % HuiHtIIto
Tor tho drppingH from H pntilN coon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-19
|. o. 0. F. TO MEET IN BOSTON
Grand Lodge Orders Enforcement of
English Language Measure

Baltimore, Sept. 10.-(By A. P.)-
The Sovereign Grand Lodge. Indcpend :
ent Order of Odd Fellows, and affiliated
bodies. the Patriarchs Militant and As =
sociation of Rebekah Assemblies, fin =
ished their annual convention here today
and adjourned to meet in Boston next
year.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge passed a
resolution requiring compliance with its
wartime order for the absolute prohibit
tion of any language except English in
lodge meetings and in the ritual.
In the competitive drill Auto City
Canton, city of Detroit, Mich, won first
prize; Pottstown, Pa, Canton, No. g.
second prize, and Oswego Canton, No
Is, of Oswego, n. Y, third prize.
For the highest number of any state
department in line in the parade the
department of Pennsylvania took first
prize; department of Ohio, second, and
department of Michigan, third.
For the largest representation from
any one of the cantons, first prize went
to Akron Lodge, No. .; second, Bing
hamton, \. Y. Lodge, No. u. and
third to the Grand Canton, Memo
Lodge, No. |, Albany, y. Y.