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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

tutiuns workable offered ~ oh
stnclr "a Iincoln's advance 10 that
office In which alone ~" would
have been able TO reveal his true
greatness to the world. Through
the dominant force 81 a great pub
lie sentiment. oNerpowering tn"
opposition Of local and stat" poll
ucinns. the republican party made
him It's candidate.
Had the republican nomination
Ia 1850 been determined by direct
primaries. would Lincoln ever
have been chosen a. the party
.'dev o." woutt % seward or some
less worthy politician. with greater
resource ana faculty. fDr appeal To
the surface sentiment Of the DAY,
have been placed IN the prcsldon-
tial chair In an electorate OF
80 900. 600 or more the reprcscn-
ta'ivc processes OF action are ~
sorviccuble.-one might say Hs es-
sentlal-to efficiency In the choice
OF the personnel % government ns
they r IN The framing 81 laws
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
Hints on Anericanization

am convinced that plans now
under consideration for reFistra-
lion Of all aliens, 10 usdosirahlca
could he checked up and wcedod
out. wruld prove an effective meas
uro against the pernicious in
truder.
Work at IIonr. Too.
Put while we are concerned
about Americanizing the stranger.
let's not forget that We ourselves
have sonio Important house clean
ing % do.
There " the appalling condition,
for instance, Of American children.
In Industry, more than one-third
OF whom cannot even write as
The Investigation Of the bureau of
labor sthtistlcs reveals.
Two broad ways lie ahead for
this country. One leads 10 indus
trial slavery and locked horns. the
o'her to cooperation with linked
arms II ~ Ia follow the latter
that we must rain he immigrant
to equip himself ana guide him.
II IL 10 indictment Of the aliens
character or d%fElrahtlity TO say
that he comes merely TO earn
more dollars Freedom. patriot
inm, IL i~ndinnolubly bound up with
daliars and comfort thai n, with
Jobs, homes and opportunities
The question Of desirabiiity
hingea on whether or not the dol
lars are earned and used In such
a way AS 20 safeguard and pro-
mote our tried and proved Ameri-
can institutions and s'RndRrds.
To insure ihis the foreigner
must appreciate what he gc'f
without being compelled TO pay
too dearly for IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
By JAMES ,. DAVIS,
Secretary of Labor.


Some Of our ell-intentioned
Americanization movements often
miss their mark. ! fear. because
they are patronizing. some of them
even snohbish-the very antithesis
OF democracy.
Effective Americanization Genes
by homeiy, daily contact-at the
corner grocery. In the ship. IN tho
church. across the back fence,
II ih In these daily contacts,
rather than from histories and
the roftrum. that the admitted
alien forms his Judgment OF Amer
lea and Americans.
When ! stress the numhnities as
governing the policy and recon
mendations Of the department of
labor toward Immigrants. | don't
mean that aliens should be pam
pered
Something for nothing IL never
appreciated. 10 we owe the new
conner a cordial welcome and q
| proper start. he In turn owe,
Something to those who have pre-
ceded him to shores and de-
veioped a institutions and e
| curlty.
am sure that the alien would
much rather help support thos'
Institutions which teach hin
Amsricanism while he ID proving
| his fitness for citizenship tnan e
rely on easy benefactiona
Wa must Impress upon folks o
| other lands that admission herr
doesn't imply freedom TO assai
and undermine our government
that the agitntor and DESTRUCTION
iEt will receive short ahrift.
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The Weak Spot in
Direct Primaries

Philadelphia hulletinl
with the engaging franknoss
which ls one Of the things the
American people like In him, Pres
ident Harding In "a Lincoln day
address frankly nv0Wed his hking
for the old fashioned party con
vention system. one Of the pet
averslona Of the political uplifter
Che president makes no direct
criticism OF the primary system
which has 20 largely taken It's
place. but his utt,rance may be
regarded as one more significant
sign OF the establishment regard
Ing the primary which has been
manifest for some time. II II ne.
only that the primary has been
80 easily assimilH'ed as a part uf
the very boss system u was In
tended to destroy. and has become
In nan cases "a boomerang to pu-
litical Independents. nor only that
as cost Is excessive. in the presi-
dents mind the great disadvantage
In the s"upplanting 81 the cunNen-
ton system has been the over
shadowing Of the national point
OF view In party matters by the
local and parochial. the substitu-
ton Of issues fashioned from the
ephemcral whims OF the hour for
those framed by the organized
conscience of a party's national
membership expressed In a repre-
sentative convention.
In discussing Lincoln, n par
tisan. the president alluded To a
side OF the great emancipator
which IL apt to be ignored or
slurrcd over by posteTi'y intent
more on the mighty work he
wrought than on the Lpeans and
methods he used TO accomplish hi.
task. The political machinery de-
Vised by the young American de-
mocracy % make republican insti'
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would be reflected in higher prices for shoes and
leather goods for the whole population. in order
10 protect a single elias. Of producers.
On the other hand we have no difficulty in re-
calling that during the period Of extreme high
prices OF shoes the manufacturers Of both leather
and shoes assured US with words. figures, dia-
grams and signs, that the price Of hides had so
little to do with the total cost Of producing finished
leather and finished shoes on the dealers shelver
as to have no influence whatever on the retail price
Of the necessity.
This was the reply frequently made to tn,
stockman who shipped a car load Of hides to mar
ket and mournfully bought a par Of shoes for III,
wife with the net profits. whenever there were any
net profits.
Economic arguments. unless they are absolutely
sound and true, have a curious way Of rebound.
ing into the teeth Of those who utter them.
In any event it looks as if the producer Of hide
would get the duty he wants and needs. and thai
is wha, eounts-in New Mexico.
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Story Number 6s5
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

Yes" said the little smoke ring
who was telling n story up IN
smoke Land. 7 was cver so wor-
RED when saw that my muster
was frowning and decided that II
was the letter he was hoidins that
disl leased him.
4 hung onto the corner Of tho
mautel-piece AS Ions as | could and
then / decided to look at the letter
FOR myself: 80 I floated over to his
shoulder whore ! could easily see
the written words
And this VAS what ] read
Dear brother. u has been a long
lime since ! have written to You "a
no doubt you ~ be surprised 90 &c;
a letter. w%ouldn't be botherins
YOU now. but M In trouble. I've
| boon sick since ] came home from
the war. and out of work. Mary
hA. been sick. too. m gcttine
better and can work soon, but oui
snyinrs are gone and II you could
lend me a hundred dollars. III pas
IL back the first minute ] am able
Your brother. John.
Oh. botheration. grumble'
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the rich man I can't he.
follow need every cent
get my hands on to buy m
that stock that pays No ".
can help II II he's sick
by this time more OF my
era were coming out Of IN.
asd when I told them the
they were as Indignant a.
So W. got our heads togeth.
decided IA do something.
got round mis- head ana muir
into his ears. Poor John!
John! Don't you rememben
you were boys together
Aud the rich man bei
think OF his youth and hi
brother
suddenly he got up and
over 10 his desk and wrote a
for "a thousand dollars and,
into an envelope.
feel that I've done sonI
on earth, said the smoI
proudly.
Cro H. Continucd)
Copyright iS22. NEA Sd
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BertonB raleyS Daily Pc
JNS7HWOWEOI

hid, you are BLOWN too much kale,
Wazzat you say-You gotta blow il,
Or get the kibosh from your frailf
You re in wrong, pal, an otta know il.
You amt no pikeri Sure-that' : true,
but, lissen, bo-don't be a hick,
That little dame is workin' you,
You're fallin' like a ton Of brickl
Lisscn, if she is on the square,
She won't expect that you can spend
Your money like a millionaire,
But just the same she II be your friend
Or if she is the other kind
That cans you when your roll is gone
She amt, accordin' to my mind,
The kind you want to spend II on
Nav, ! don't mean you should be tight,
/ simply say, "Cut out the bluff"
Then if the girl fades outs sight
You'll Il know she was a hard. boiled fuf.
Dom go an blow in twice your pay,
But taper on a bit-go slow,
An if the lady SHES away
Why-you'rc in luck, kid, letter gol
Don't waste no weepin' for her sake
But find another girl somewhere,
For though some frills is on the make
Tho most of them is on the squarel
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Mexico as Elsewhere NO money was wasted IN
this state last year for Joy riding machines. An
other is that in spite Of the widespread protests
concerning hard times, tight money, etc, there is
still a lot Of money available in this nation and in
this state to buy things, provided the public wants
those things and is convinced that i, will get full
value for its money. Still another is that the pub
lie has been so convinced by the automobile in
dustry.
There appear to be 5000 more automobiles in
New Mexico in February. 1922, than in Febru-
airy. 1921. II these may be figured at an average
Ct 81 900. there seems to have been an expendi
ture of 5 1000. 900 for new cars during 1921 in
a state which a considerable number Of pessimists.
croakers and ''reformes' like to describe as
broke" Obviously a state with a population Of
100000 that can spend SIS. 100000 for new cars
in the worst business year ii has known in two de
eades. is far from "b.oIe." The money was
available to buy those ears and people bough,
them because they were convinced they were get
ting their moneys worth. We were so convinced
because the automobile dealers. by wise advertis-
ing Of good products. justified our faith. This
year, probably. New Mexico will buy mary
more automobiles. II we do, il will be because
last years promises by the manufacturers were
made good by their cars, in general, and because
this year they have grasped an important economic
trend. and specialized in the production Of cars Of
reduced cost of maintenance. as well as in gen
orally reduced selling prices. They have studied
the people who make up their market and hav,
come to realize that the ordinary motor car ownel
is interested as much in the cost Of operating a car
as in the cost Of buying one. That is genuine
economy. and the manufacturer and dealers re-
alize il and are prepared to profit by il. The
buying public. in turn, recognize this careful study
Of Their real needs, and shows its appreciation by
continued liberal buying, in the face Of condition,
that have retarded buying in many lines hereto.
fore regarded as more essential. and far Older il
the public's list Of necessities.
1t all goes to show wha, keen. capable. Amer
can business men can do il they put both brain
and energy into then businesses. All automobile
manufacturer have no, followed the practice. an,
some have taken heavy losses and been forced L
reorganization and readjustment in consequence
but the substantial tendency Of the business ha
been in that direction. And as a result the auto
mobile business is on its feet and moving ahead
From manufacturer to local dealer this spirit in
spires the whole INDUSTRY. From the great show
IN New York and Chicago. to the smaller b.
pToportionately important show in Albuquerqu
this week, manufacturer and dealers co-operat
in exemplifying their faith in their product. ,hei
public and themselves. II other businesses wi
follow similar tactics. the economic and indu,
tnal revival Of the country will be assured. =
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Germany population now In as
big as when the war started. De-
spite war deaths and loss OF resi-
dents OF surrendered territory. lat
esi census shows $4,000, 600 In Ger
many, same as early 1914
Emigration TO other countries Is
at the rate NJ only 1904 "a month.
The German loves his home.
German births have been exceed
Ing deaths zoe. 600 "a year.
The war has been over less than
three and a half years, yet Ger
many could raise as big armies now
az when she started through Bel
gium. Cannon fodder H. replaced
quickly. War enthusiasm isn't.
10.
Shimmy and other Jazz steps
have taken the place Of primitive
dances on the Seneca Indian ros.
ervation hear Buffalo.
Tom-tom has passed out ana the
taNophone come In.
The Indians have long been call
ell the vanishing ace. They
vanish n lot faster II they travo
the Jazz trail.
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A It FOR

n EST information available from Washington
X indicates that the senate finance committed has
~ finally determined to refuse the appeah Of
those who want hides TO remain duty free, amount
ina 10 assurance: that the m will recon-
mend that hides go on The datiable list, with the
rate vel 70 be fixed. That is a victory for the live
stock industry. Il will provide a help he needs
and IS entitled 10.
There will Dc, Of course. compensatory duties
lrn,ion Of the advocates Of free hides that this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
BY ALBERT APPI.E.
RADIO

Herbert Hoover heads Uncle
Sam = gropcrs for a way to enc oie
amateurs 10 use the vii eiess unrc-
strictedly without cluttering the air
with Jumbled messages OF same
wave length.
The way. when found. will per-
init privncy-wireloss conversation,
with outsiders unable to listen In.
Inventors VIII find the way. Ten
years ago. many scientists hootod
the idea Of sending several phone
messages owe the same wire sim
u~ltaneousiy, one couple unable to
hear the others Invention has ac-
compllshod that marvel.
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O AND |

Jazz originated In the Buenos
Ayres underworld It's a circular
road.
SKIRTS.
VIII womcn do anything fashion
DEGREES? Not this time. apparent
ly. style creators are trying to
bring the long skirt back. Are
wemcn taking to ~ About as
much as asbestos burns and cork
sinks.
Skirts next summer 2 going to
=. ~ short. the fiappers wont be
able to roll their hose" says "A
model at a Chicago exhibit Of Wo-
men = wearing apparel.
sad situation Tor textile trades.
Long skirts "A be shortened.
short skirts cant be heightened.
CRIMINALS.
Chicago II the home Of about
| "a. 900 professional crooks, reports
is crime commission.
That means one crook to each
2Sg law-abiders.
Criminals are decidedly In MI
norlty. PITY. they can be segre-
gated. like the old English system
q exporting her undezirableH u
Australian and other penal colo
nie'.
crime is a contagious disease.
FARMERS.
Exports OF leading American
farm products last year were great
or In volume than In any prcviou'
year.
1hoy totnlcd more than 90. 900.
600 tons, compared with iG.bnO. 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19
LEARN a WORD EVERY DAy
word IL

Today's word IL SALVAGE.
It's pronounced-szl-vadj with
accent on the first syllable.
II means-to save. 70 recover. "a
rescue from destruction.
II comes from--LAtn "saivare.'
20 save.
It's used like this When 3
business house burns. tho Ealvased
goods usually are sold at q firs
sale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

AIN 1 NhAAAf kAhhAH
ENGINEERS SAY New York
faces a water famine ! N 70 years.
Ihry re pushing this dry business
too far
MORE EARLY signs OF a cam
palgu wear. Colonel Cutting Of
| the santa Fa Sew Mexican, has
/ sailed from London, you know, for
] santa Re. VIA. New lawk.
IL SEC. FALL BE- right, why not
get somebody To buy Alaska for
"a hundred aud my billions. and
pay everybody IA honusG
DEMPSEY sny- he's itching for
a fight. The irritation, however,
shows no sign Of color.
FASHION NOTE In spite Of
all Tumors to the contrary. skirts
are dropping steadily floorward.
Renewed popularity for the safety
pin Is fOrecasted.
MIR. BRYAN doesn't believe In
evolution. lie s tried II and Il
backfirod.
STATE CORPORATION Com.
mission classification Of New
MeNico auto lines as common car
riors may be an right. but sum'
we We ridden 10 were distinctly un'
common. not to say Unusual.
WE'VE HEARD OF basket bal
coaches losing their minds, but th'
Emporia. Kansas. one who los; hii
memory must have produced tn,
prize losers.
THE CHICAGO YOUTH who ha,
his girl pinched because she
wnuldn 9 quit calling him on th'
phone demonstrated inexperience
Later on. when they get that way
hen leave town.
ROSWELL AND CARISBAI
high school teams debate; Re
solved, that the income tax il
just and . oper can OF ralSinl
money To run the government.
It's a poor time to pick tire
Judges who are not p~rejudiced.
VIRGINIA Legislators are to b
provided with flase whiskers a.
disguise against lobbyists. II tyil
not work. The only thing tha
will fool u lobbyist Is a Joker.
ASIDE FROM BEING unjust
unwisc. unfair and unconstitutiona
Game Warden Gable thinks tn
public shooting grounds bill IL al
right.
SOME MEN profess a desire I
} die poor. and many others DO ~
. COURT ANGERED by delay |
SULLIVAN case. Headline, Every
one else is Disguised.
q LEWIS says United Mine worl
ers do not want n coal strike. TIA
makes II unanimous.
REFUSING TO let Mrs ObcT
chain kiss In the court room leave
her nothing but weapons OF d.
I Tense.
{ DOC. IEGRAlN says officials
=. Mcsopotamian cities 5000 years az
{ grated like city officials OF q
r day. However the M~csopotRmlai
. threw their grafterz into the rive
] ours put M In the hole.
= MARVEIS OF synthetic whisks
caused u Denver Judge 10 note thi
the stcwed chicken OF tonight
the canned peach OF tomorrow.
THIS WILL GO down In histoi
. as the 22-caliber year In nav
armament.
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e o I. o S
M By the
NJ SECOND FIDDLE

4 AND BErWEEN Belen and
,Socorro is supporting 100 ducks
-to the acre
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MOSQUITO population will ave.
rage much more dense when IN,
new crop ZONES In.
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THUS WE SEE the Justification
OF conservation e. natural resources
as applied exclusively to wild life.
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ures. Their Interest is manifest. They have at
tTacted very wide attention among theoretical eco
nomis,s and practical business men. They might
have been fairer il labor mad been measured in
something other than gold. Ii may be that the
German worker who does twelve hours to the
Americans one for an equal return in gold gets
more for the gold than the American. Perhaps
il we saw the hours work in terms Of bread or
shoes the difference might not DC 20 great nu,
views Of DR.. S. W. Sration. Of the Bureau Of
Standards. who says:
Whatever the nations may do abou. limiting
ornaments. there is no doub, in my mind that we
are about TO engage in an economic warfare suck
as the world has never seen. and IN that struggle
L behooyes US TO see that our weapons are in or
der snd up to date"
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TUMlIIEWIED
Howe. In ''fhe Measura')
Oh bounding brittle balls that spin
80 lightly
Aslant the grass.
with what an air Of purpose. firm
yet sprightly.
You whirl-and pass
I wish 7 could think your dnshlns
progress
Was yours nlones
l wish | had not seen you, huddlsd
ufeieEH,
when winds were gone.
oh susanne Howe I wish you had
TO pluck
Those brittle balls
Aslant my fence M tightly stuck;
Their thornE-your gals.
| wish ' still could think your gen.
tie verse
Would biitheiy run:
| wish need not fear I would be
much worse
When you were done.
WILD OATS and wild cats aeen
to thrive equally we'll in moonshlne
SOMEHOW the photograph OF 4
grand opera star singing into Z
ronical paner diaphragm doesn'i
look like 1900 per performances
AND As FOR doIing On 10 #
beside "A fre-side r. diophone ans
hear it,-well, shuoks,
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N Ideal LEGISLATIVE SIT.
EATION,

douglas Artz.. internationally
There 10 almost an even political
balance IN the present legislature.
The republicans have u majority
OF one In the senato while the dem
ocrats control the lower house by
one vote. Neither party N strong
enough 10 do anything affirm
ntively while either party may neg
alive any proposed action SO
there you are.
AN on COMPANY has sued the
International Paper company for
b million dollars. Al least 2.7OO
daily newspapers do not wish that
oil company any hard luck
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THE NEW WARFARE

FIGURES worked out by the National Union
Of Manufacturer Of CTea, Britain. at a re-
cent session in Birmingham. show wheat an
ounce Of gold will buy in hours work:
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THIS WILL GO down in history
as the 22-caliber year In naval
armament.
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AIN Nature grand9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

Jazz originated In the Buenos
underworld. It's q circular
fOud.
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The Automobile Industry Points
t4.et The Way Back to Prosperity

LBUQUERQUE'S fifth annual auto
~ mobile show. which will open in the ma
- lional guard armory Thursday. to con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-19

MARNEiS or synthetic whiskey
caused u Denver Judge TO note that
the stewed chicken OF tonight Is
the canned peach OF tomorrow.
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DOC. IEGRAlN says officials in
MeEopotamian cities 5000 years ago
grated like city officials Of to-
day. However the Mcsopotamians
threw their grafters into the river.
ours put US In the hole.