The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-08
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By Albert Apple
WEATHER

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Spring fishermen report that the weather zoe
miles north OF Toronto, Is scorchingly hot as warm
as II usually Ia In August, 90 In the shade being
common.
oIbwsy Indians say. Hottest for the season in
cities. where the season r. backward. may have
"a very hot summer In store-though 4 may he late
In coming. Tho weather seems to have gotten lost IN
The weather man can prove on paper that seasons
are not changing, climate growing milder' but old
WHY
n raised on a farm, you know that crops require
at least IS to 20 inches Of rainfall a year. without
irrigation aid
averages less than two Inches a year, The only
nearby water IL from springs 1t comes up ioo
Despit. these hnndicaps. irrigation Is carried on
and four crops Of alfalfa a year are raised on the
10 acres OF Greenland Ranch. :.
a philosopher would soc, In this, demonstration OF
mans ability 10 overcome any obstacles. The rest
Of ~ wonder why in tarnation any one wants TO live
In such a place. especially doing farm work.
what colors will women wear next autumn
They will have 80 stylish coiors to select from, ac.
cording TO the fall color cards now being distributed
by the textile industry.
Reds. blues ana orange are featured for evening
wear. Puppies also get a big play. The general
color scheme runs to the Russian and oriental. Tor
color fsds follow tho news.
Women however, do not always eat whats placed
before them. LIKE as not" they VIII gravitate 20
one Of the obscure colors. a color fad is one Of the
reason why 20 many men In the textile INDUSTRY are
study color psychology to know human nature.
especially woman'H.
DETfxTIyES
A detectives life IL dull and monoionous. says
William J. FLYNN. eN-head Of the Secret Service
Fiynn laughs at the notion that detectives are
super-men. lie tells Marian Storm. New York
writer
IF you want SONS reading that will put you gently
TO steep, try a detectlve's record Of a sensational case
tuaf AZ he keeps Il: Interviewed three shoe clerks:
no result. Analyst reported poison potion to be
Despite All this. a big detective has more thrills
IN a year than the average person In a lifetime Lake
| the resf OF us. they get fed up bored. Every
| thing Is relative. A candy store clerk soon hates the
MASTER GRIMM
Most remarkable criminal Of history was Huge
Breitwisser Of Austria. He planned his career iron
youth. Went 10 college. studied engineering, Il
| learn about ncldH and metals 10 be used In breaking
| into vaults and safes.
Then. to learn what 10 avoid. he took a post-grai
| unte course under Or. Hans Gross, master -eriminolo'
| gist Of the University Of orat1.
Hugo was ! Robin Hood divided his plumber witt
/ the moor For years he gave the Vienna detectives
| Thrill upon thrill. Finally he retired TO a anal
| town, and was caught because he was 40 exceedingly
careful not TO attract attention that he aroused
deteciiye'H suspiciona. Olive them enough rope am
they hang themselves
The oldest inhabitants or America-and tine
haven't q newspaper OF their own But the Indian
az the Pacific northwest have decided TO remed
that. They will begin The Arrow" firat nationa
publication devoted 10 Interests Of the Red Men,
editor hopes the new newspaper VIII get the India
The modern Indian is more The victim Of thought
sessne.s than Intentional wrong by Americans. A
he needs D. publicity. Late In the day but bette
late than never, Arrow, ny trvs 10 your msfki