The evening herald. [volume], July 06, 1914, Page FIVE, Image 5

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ALBUQUERQUE MEN CLEJUHIP MEETING J?
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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. It., MONDAY. JULY G. 1014
TO TUGUMGARI
Hi AUTOS
CLUB Mil
Dentists Having All Week Ses
sion in Quay County Scat,
with Examining Board in
Session Today.
Ir. P. A. Kllnr. eerrelary
treitaiirer ! the rttat Itonlal imuirt
llin. anil I'r. K. J. Alurr ctpo t t"
leave Weilnoartay In I heir amunm-lilh-e
fur Turumrarl. whcr Ihey will
altrnil the meeting C the atuta an
(HiHlliin la hint lhr"e daya of Ihla
frk. Ir. Clark or Mororrn lll ar
'tnpany Ihnn and Invltatlnna have
hrrn elrnlel to aevrral olhfr den
Hula In thin part of the state hy the
two Alliuiupriu men. The run to
TiK'iimrarl la 2MI inllca, but In
ilcntlsta f lr t In make II III a duy.
arriving In time for I he opening of
I he mwi liilinn meeting Thuraliy
morning.
The stale board of nVntal examiners
organ Ha aesslona In Turumrarl this
morning. Thcao will continue until
Wrin-ilny evening. Other officer,
of the slate aseotliitlon ara lr. rttun
ftvld of TiK'iniirarl. prealilenl; Ir.
IVttH of Albuquerque, Ural vle prea
lilfiic lr. Armstrong; of Ituawell,
Iw'iinil vice prnaldent.
An Interesting feature of the
elation meeting will be free denial
work for all who rare to lend their
IviiIhI equipment to the dentist, for
demonstration purnoaea.
INSPECTOR MOREAN IS
SHIFTED TO NASHVILLE
pi.lrfi Inspector P. t. Momn.
stationed here for the lMt Ihme
yexra, a been tranaferred t Nash
Mile, Tern. The transfer waa at hla
own requeat.
Review of New Books
At the Public Library
"Mie Vewr of llerrot."
Illy the Mother or Pierrot.)
one minute the Mother of Pierrot
waa alone and praying hard to die,
the next minute aha waa fighting
hard In live; one minute ehe waa a
pathetic bit nf flotsam on the abore
n" the big blue Mediterranean, and
the neat aha win like an empreaa n
the heart of a gorgeoua empire. In
otder that aha might never loae even
one quick aecond of her experience.
I. Idle Mother wrote down -) cry thru
"the big thlnga and, tfea Wltl
thlrge. bceauae 1 could not lull which
were which." Ho we live with her
that big floe year with Pierrot
laugh with her, aoh with her, fear
with her, and finally hold up out
head In prld0 with her.
We to ne to kmw all her friend:
Monsieur Jack Martin, the clean and
brave; Madam Ijirrnlx. the Jealous,
rluslon, the thief who had a good
heart; and the noble Countess de
Meauchamp, who envied Little Moth
er A for Pierrot himself he be
come our own. In Hie golden aun
shlne and beneath the blue aky ot
in hern franco then, thing hap
pened but they might happen any
where. It la the aaga of motherhood.
The ITiaTea-neaaxI lit IVUIcnat.
(A. M. Johnson.)
A yoting Harvard doctor of phll
faophy acrepta the chair nf philos
ophy in Asuncion university. Aacun
aion la In Trxaa, but Rdward r;rehan.
when he blithely accept the prof
fered chair, know nothing much ol
It beyond thla f id. He learn much
in the cnurae of the year nf the south,
of the atate of Texaa, and of Aun
rii n and Ha university The Institu
tion l rn. durational, hut there are
occasion, two at leaat. when the
calm atmosphere of the rlua run it is
disturbed and when the young ladle
are requested to retire while south
ern gentlemen settle difficult l af
ter their own manner. The title hs
alirady told that the etnry haa a
ber une. -a charming one ahe la, 1.11,
and a law unto herself.
"Tli Salamander."
(Owen Johnson )
"The Salamander" tomes roving
from somewhere out of the lumelae
reachea of the nation, revolting
egainet the commonplaie of an In
dented narrowneaa, neither sure ol
W hat ahe seek nor Const Ion of what
force Impel or check her. Hh
bring no letter nf Introduction, but
she tome resolved In know whom
the chooses. fthe meeta then ill.
the men of Near York, the mediocre,
the Interesting. the powertul. tht
tier h-htinlrr. the brute and those
v ho aeek only an amused mental r
!nallon. Che attracta them by honk
or crook. In defiance of conventions,
compelling their attention In way
that at the Mart hopelessly mystify
them and lead to mistake. Then
ahe 4 al-nly acta them right and for
give them.
Hat k of all the passional revolt
Bgnnat the commonplaie In life, bc
of all the dellanlly proclaimed acorn
nf conventions, there are the hushed
echoea of the retreating first genera
tion, whisper of childhood faith,
hesitationa and doubt that make ol
her a being constantly at war with
herself, where will and Insllnct ara
ever opposed without her perceiving
or comprehending Ih wherefore.
Will those who have been K la
in n tier today, turned mother to
morrow, atlll leach what they have
proclaimed, that what la right for the
nnaa la right for the woman T
"Your AffevUoiuin- fiiMlmotrH-.
(Kllnor Ulyn.)
Matter-of-fact yet alartllng aS-'tr
President Cushman will Con
fer with Women's Organiza-
tions on Systematic City
wide Campaign for Spotless
Town.
Plan for systematic a1l-tho-year
routiil rlran-up of Albiiiiieriiie are
ipeclud to take aha pa aa a result ol
a mooting tu be held at the Co miner
clul club tonight. The meeting will
te la the nature u( a Conference be
tween president I'uahman, of the
Commerrlul club, and rel'iem nl.i
Uvea n the Woman' club, 'he Tuea
day Literary club, und the Parent
Tearhera' association. Tha confer
ence waa arranged at the Instance it
Mr. Cushman, who haa made a ot
lean Albuquerque one of the leading
plank In hla platform aa head of tho
Commercial t-lub. Tho meeting la do"
alaned to find a hasla nri which tho
nrganlxntlnna, and any other iigeni'lea
that may wlah to Join them, can "
operate In town Improvement.
The I'lea la, first, to make A I till
querque trim, and then to keep I
that way. The chief two thing to be
nttacked are unalghtly alley and the
Itphold fly. It la Imped to give
Mayor Roatrighl city-wide and active
(o-operallon In hla crusade against
the fly. The mayor wanta to make
thla a ftyleaa city.
If the plana taking hiip now are
carried out. untidy alley olll le
thing of thn pant In Albuquerque
lota will he cleared of can and rub
blh, and weed will diaappear from
the at recta.
A SO-cent Herald Want Ad will
get what you want.
Introduced Into society. This advpe
la upon the aubjerts of personal con
duct at home, on the atreet, in the
drawing room, upon personal halms,
dreaa, religion, matrimony, the so
le. lion of a husband, and bearing
tuttarda other people. The title l
drawn from the fact that each chap
ter la In the form of a communica
tion to a young girl named Carolina
and la aigned "your affectionate god
mother. E. O."
"Ariadne' of Allan Wgter."
(8it1ney Mr "all
A loVe etnry with a southern hero
ine who might be Truth Ixxter
tain aiater ao fur aa her innocence,
her sympathetic nature, and her in
herent goodneaa are concerned. Ar
iadne found herself In a difficult sit
uation, aa result of her father'a
unwise will, and her stepmother's
subsequent marriage to an adven
turer. The story opena In Vlrxinln.
ialer the scenes shift to The Hague
and London; and the charm of a. ene
aa well a able chsraclet ixntlon are
here present a In the author' pre
vloua novels.
WEATHER BUREAU
BRANCH TO BE SET
UP AT UNIVERSITY
A I'nited r'tatea weather observa
tory la to ho established at the l lll
ventlty of New Mexico. The Com
mercial club la to donate thn :.oa
or tmio necessary for equipment, nl
Prof. Chnrlc T. Kirk, head of the
department of geology at the I'nl
veralfy. Will take the tibservallona,
assisted by advanced students
The observatory will probably be
in operation early In September. II
la expected to develop Into the moet
Important one n the atute, be. auee
Albuquerque la ideally aituuted for
taking observatioiui in New Mexico.
The station at Kant a Ke I said to
be ton high up to represent cllinailc
conditions fairly In thla attte. and
the one at ttoswell la In a valley off
In the southeastern corner of the
state. Prof. Kirk will try lu have
Albuquerque put on the government
Weather bureau map.
RESOUNDING THUMP
AND TIGHT CLINCH
ALL INNOCENT FUN
Juan ltonicrd and 8. Rata are un
der toall for their appeareme tomor
row evening befole Polite Jud.c
(leorge II. t'ralg 011 a charge ot
fighting at dance on North Klist
atreet Halurttay nlaht.
fllier Martin Hyrne. who arrest
ed them, aaid he heard the aound 01
a swat from the street out aide !
dance hail, and when he went In he
found Itoiticro and Mac clinched.
wT'. a crowd around them yelling
for action. hut Komero and Ha a
niainlaln that they were only fool inn.
They have pleaded not guilty tu Ihu
1 barge of scrapping.
EDWARD BICKFORD TAKES
CHICAGO GIRL TO WIFE
Word haa Jeen received of 'he
inarrlKKtt last week In Chicago, of K'l
ward II. Ultkford, manager of the
Klo Mlmbrea Irrigation company at
tfpalding. and well known In thl
aettion through hla Ideullfltatlun for
a number of year with irrigation
project. Hi bride wa Misa Mary
('leaves, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Charlea U Cleaver, of Chicago, Mr.
and Mia. Hick ford will make then
home in Denting after a hone) moon
trip In the ct.
let the Herald want aJ do yur
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