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' T8UH,
THE EVENINQ HEHALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. K., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1014.
The Evening Herald.
TIIK t. K.MMI IIMl4l.lt, IMC,
(lEUItHi: H VAI..MANT. Manager
H. It. 11KN1NO t.lor
I'yl.llsheil every sflernona I
ri Huniliiy. at 14 Norih beco.nl
Plteel, AUuiUTue. N. M.
Fn'ereil aeennd-elassj matter
at the oionV at AHuuero,u,
N. M-i under tha Acl of March I.
till.
One month by wall or carrier. lc
On wees: liy carrier lsc
One yxr by mall or carrier
la advance I0
Telephones:
Pualnes
Editorial
me. ..
Ilooroa. .
ll
.1(1
Tin; III I'l MI.K AN Wit 1 4 K.
of
"offe nslve
Hi.
Hllll
Till it'HI.F.:' nivrf t nil it clrulv.
Whether Willi mi Imlivi'liml
r h imlitnal iiiri:.-, I lie n.
ailiige h"l'l k I I'suully they i nine
In cmilrvl t t - .mil iiumtirr fol
lowing ii l"im ix rinil of wrongiliitng.
A r imiI ly llicre is im liiinl tn -li.
iiil.hu uf the l!cnil In i.n aity of
New Mi Mi i.. Whether the-" troubles
Hie M JUHt 1'Hlllt f past ln. "r
whether mi element uf "h.ird Im k'
h.i entered In la a quest un which
those lainiliir with Ihe oil al.niI't
machine emi lust answer lor thcin
mHoi (Villi In II Im thul once pow
erful ami tremendously efficient
liluul organisation la ispldly hreiik
Ing Inln fragmentary Junk under an
uiilimki'ii eerie nf arniiila'K ami dis
asters, most uf which hme hail Ihflr
origin In l hi very heart of the party.
Nuiiirull), since II - mutter "I
ptililie tfcuri'i, II"1 Iemuci.iiic cam
paign liiiuiiwila wcr(. fa.nlltur with
the Investigation III lllo Arrilm nuiii
ly In which an apparent discrepancy
whs found anil reported !' the trav
eling auditor's ofHeej In IlK' nrenunt
uf the county treasurer while Mr.
H. rn.iinli . Ihc present Kcpulillcun
candidate for congress held that
fin., ami wtmh Mr. llernundes made
good whin Ii w ofllrlnl'y brourhl
to lila notice. When vleed In the
moat frit-nilly light the espliinutlnn
uhiri. Mr. Hi i mimic gave at the
i imn Hi., renort wu inmlu Iulln' In
Healed extreme areleeencsa "r In
competence, or liolh. It'll the eg
liliiiiutlon and lla iieroinpiinymg set
tlrinin, iri. accepted "'l -re fol
lowed liy io other oilii'lnt artion.
Th- ltr.iililli-Hn Immt u h raliwd
Mr. Ilornanilri' to be nominiilfil f"r
ri. nun km piiunlly aa a iimller of
lourav, -re fuinihur Willi thia uir
l.ln.H.iiit inatlcr. It a l"lt tliat
Inmiuon In lliclr lutririii
iilnnk I'lumliiiK ua
.i rnl loiia" iIm cnurae of timiinor
Mi Ih.iiiilil In i orri-i'llng lareh-aaiu-aa.
ln iiiiiln H in e anil worae in lounly
ofllr. mill the ili" iiim of Mr. Her
nalnlra lufore the ieoW on thut
l.l.iiik wuii nn example uf m-nc
blavadti quid! illiUt parulli'l.
Yi i. In aniie of tins bold bid by the
IU lublicuna fur diaiiHti r. it hud been
the leiiintf of thn iMHHH-ratic cam
palKU tnunas-i-ra thut thi-y di-alri'd t
Irate thia Hlo Arriba county Incl
deiil and the poet record I Mr. Her
ii.iiiiIix ulone. It iia thfir cotilldint
frilinic that Ibu slalinn unfit neaa ol
Mr. Ilf-rnundes to repncnt New
Mi'iirii III lonureaa .uuld be Ulie
nii I II. b ill to ili feul him and bin parly
by nn om ihIu linlim mujorily; cvlie
cially lu-n the Kipii'ili.an ciindl
ilati. thoubl be nuuBunil ii by an
iiiti'lliKvnt people b" blw the hiith
H .t ity. I'iiik trait. ..g and ypli-iulid
airviiR ol Mr. IcrKinmoii. lu cam
puuim n.it fur In bind n it i been
tn i ii.ui v for the In-iiiiiimU of Ne
Mi-Mi ii to vxpoae uiiminiry i.tMi iul
1 1-' i. l ila ol l: iu bin .in raiiiililHlea f"i
.flu e. '.iiii'iimi ton h K.i Hurra are
:i (Inly, tut lh.) nre iicm-i w pb'Uh.ilit
duty to n i( .in. and In n the He-
l l.l l'..jlii, in llieir foluniU rmi! lllial-
ly 1. 1 uiiil.lv J Into the iionilnulion of
Mr. ltd iiuiulex 't Una felt that
thin rainpiiU'i at bad a annile pre-
i,i Hint i. .n of be i u ri ilnl. ( a. their
l ii.i ii I it ii 1 1 ii km ami the xitli)g i oil
Uit. ..im to the people Moul l lie enouKh
and lb-. I tin illtiUinc ll tlu- grim
i.aut r i i .ml i.f thu HeiiUl.ln all aiute
machine or uny of it lttutu Hv
be iie.eM-ur.
And ll li" acema that an far us
the Ih-iioh rata are cuuci-i lied, lila-
tnrnul or atihacloKti.il leunri h wll
lint bf iiui-eaaary. Tho truublea
weihing within the war-torn Hepub
liiun ma' hum refuae to remain un
der cover, one uftir another they
burat out and eai h exiitoaion cornea
nli a louder noiwe and leavcg more
riiooa !( iKe within. The atrug
gi for control of the bettered old
ma. bine la u bmir and tittermlned
now. kiipuiently, a It waa when pru
imtoinliip waa worth aometbtng
more I ban an enlualve corner on
Krb t anj defeat.
It ha rnoalned fur a 1U publican
iiii.tt.ir lu lel the uupleuaanl
maiter of the IUo Airiba tounly in
etlialioii :ni In recall It In Ha de
tail to the uiinda of the people. Our
no lining conleiniiorary, the Journal.
.lerday reprinted pert of the Hee
ding auditor' report on .lie I tin Ar
riba county Inquiry end at the am
tiuie tailed m 11 r. JUmauJv lu
Finn flout the Iteiiubllcun lb
Mr. Hi in.iii'b ' f ilifiaj to ninply. thi
ri-aiitnailoii ol Mi. I . ly. til campalan
iiKimiKi r. I demanded. The Journal
hi iimik Mr l.ly fif ptebu knowrl
iili. of the Itin Arnbu couiily mat
l.-r: nlihoiiith In Juat how far thai
will help Mr. Uly. Mr. Ileinandcx.
linn poeaiidn riicicMora or their
party I not clear.
Thi. Journal, however, I the bad
IHK Hi publican paper of New Mex
ico, ii deiniind la atronx and drf
iiiin -. The reaulla will he awiiwl
wuii Intercut. The Journ t favored
he noiiiliiution 'of W. 11. Andrewa for
(.limc. on lb Ittpubllinn ticket
and mule a dclei mined IlKht wrtbli
llnallv ave Andrew the (telegatloti
Imm I bin county. W hy It did not
revive, the Hlo AlTibii county report
bid. re the convention wnen It !e-
ciinic plain that the nun h ue, dlrei t
ed by Henatur ttutron and the north
ern crowd, proponed to nominate
ili'lna ndcx. Im not clear, alnce It I"
leMKoiiably certain that audi a courae
would hiiii- theikid even em h I-ory-(-nciiw'il
inrie a that of the atind-
'It t boapen.
TheKc, however, lire mutter en
tirely wit Ii I n tho Heptiblli an family
circle, the ile elopmelit of which the
I leiniK i utn run nflcr. I to obMTte with
perfect pi lla ti Unity. So long n Hit
ii lil ii-it ii leu. It r uiul newrpapera in
il upon the tnek of broiKinif out
and keeping before the public the
paity'a Ktriiiia'lfs and r.umbilK. much
of uiiplcuMiiit duly la lifted from the
ahoiildera of the Hemocratlc party.
A large majority for Mr. Fergua
oii Im never been In aeriou iiie
tlon. An overwhelming maturity for
him I now certain. Manually the
rcmilt of the Journul' ib iiuiiiiIh on
the machine will be watched with
Intereat and In the reaull of vaan
cle the.e will be lively Inlereat n
In vho will be found to tuke up the
burden.
It la only iieccary In point out
here that no matter how little care
Ihe hiiKHca who nominated Mr. Her
nundea exerciecd In picking a candi
date ii iid nn mutter how little at
tention they are giving the congrea
idniml election that Im matter how
bitter the atrugglo for control of the
old It. publican m idline may be nnd
how violent the luilrpulllng within
the rnnka, that theae aaion Republi
can boMU-M ate working ua a unit to
elect machine men to the leglalalure
and bending every effort In the open
and under .-over t-i retain their hold
on the lower liotiae of the Heaciii-
bly.
COLOQ
k 1 by !- k 3
Vm MmroaA 1kll r
Igf
12 ,,i. ,--n
J
i I
0
I U anay wltipped."
Tile t 'elisor reatl,
' In battle tierce n id gorv."
"Ten IboimaiiU of nut . !. I u r a limit;
f I II Jint kill
"Till alory."
Tin- .limora l.ililbtt.
A ... 1 1 1 1 1 Ml liiee'.lng in which all
i-liili. candidate will be Invited lo
larticlpate, will he held in Alui
iiieriir during the elate fair. The
iliiliitmn of goata and giait pruilu l
will a Inn be a leading feature of the
lair. r'l. Humner Hevlew.
o
' III nil II. WII.I.IAMM; a rail
made man," aay the licming ilranbic
No ilctnlln" given aa to iiuality of the
product.
o
HLlill haa tile ef mad man'
ability to do thinga lor himaelf, tAlll
hi own udve'tting.
The II. o. 1'. Jinx
SI) ly wlnka n he alink
on the Htaud Cut trail, and aa.
' .'.! Hin n on 'rut nil.
Watch me hit the bull:
Marling with llcrnandei."
I'M'l iHTt'NATKLY detail of Hen
ulnr Catron a comeiauiion with Mil
dtKtu were deleted by Ibu censor.
WHAT DID the Senator want to
aee MoilcHtu about?
Yuu can neari Ii me.
O
I'HOIJAHLrY Important legul bua
Inea. o
Til K UKU MV.STKHY I why tne
boy want to keep un lliihtiug over
toiitrnl of the f o. I. ateuin roller.
Watch
this bottlI
LOW PRICES
ri"c lltird'i Honey an4
Almijad t'rc.nii .....ati'
Wuudbury t -Jop ..lOe
1 I'oroun Plrtater-i,
3 ler . '
fif loliaj bar fiiatlle
Hoan .,...1 1'
tit.- pound .uul. Thi
nub' i nly
SZr Heldli x 1'owde
i doacn l'ure
Mpplee
. . . iilte
ra. Hc: j
(ium
Iv J
Utt,
'fV'-k'tTJ
: v.t
AMI It S
and
nr 11.01
hijk 1'A-HI HAS
lnm
'i.m to .v..
Butt's Drag Store Talk No. 1
Being- some reasons why we solicit and merits your Drug
and Drug Sundry Patronage.
No store in Albuquerque is better- few as well-stocked and
organized to take care of your every Drug Store need
however small it may be. .
In buying Drugs from our prescription department the
strongest known test for purity is applied.
This then places at our disposal Drugs which we know to
be absolutely pure. S j the prescriptions we Till can be re
lied on to perform their proper functions.
Back of all this are. our stringent rules that under no cir
cumstances must even the smallest substitution be prac
ticed. We would not change even the 32nd of a grain
without first telephoning the physician whose name ap
pears on it.
And with all this our prices are Albuquerque's lowest.
BuM's Rexall Drug Store
110 West Central. Phone G5.
TWATCM?
I THIS COT Til I
Jicw'pRiasU
if'olgiile'a Hon p. 3 cake 1
h.'ic. Tlila Kale, for 2.V' I
'w I Ilium' Jciwy 1
l (' r e n m Hob p ; 4ue I
...21c 1
value. Thi fiilc.
Hani t'lly Ptnliotiery,
bog 3V!
Itexall Kidney Item
idy. A. ' guaranteed
tnonoy bark remedy .,81b'
. 2."i Tonlta llrua)i Kree
with every :,! boitlL. of
Itexall Tooth Wnah.
The Itaxor built to pt imit tbe
li a til nil atroke. The Hiifely
Itaaor that la really narr. A
beautiful ailver otitllt in a h.ihd
hi'tno red Morocco box; I ' (Mi
value f..r only . II.AH
KlFAliT DRDWriED SAYS HER HUSBAND
BEFORE EYES OP
New Mexico
News Notes
AN'iiTHKH re reiairt which ap
I eura to have been i iniderably een
aored purport to be what Hecretary
Hiyan autd about the return on It
Sullivan In IMinoia.
Otlitia WImi Ian "Coiuc Hack."
I'-U'le Jim t'aiiuon.
The Season.
The Hill t'ollei tor.
Hip Van Winkle.
The lluubell Mai bine.
The I'rodigul Hon.
Jim Klynn.
Kllego Haca.
The Hoad Tax.
The Morning After.
-o
"WE pI'KA K authoritatively.- aa
thn reliable Ft. Sumner Review. "Her.
nande cannot even keep a neat warm
ill a poker game for any length "'
time."
O
ANY of you ! who don't like thia
here dollar a barrel lax on beer can
take to Itrrhk.'ng lemon pop.
O
A MOTION rii'Tl'HK reirodu tion
of the Haltle of I'ari, would reiiiire
the entire comliined opulatlon ol
TS MOTHER
Aged Man Eescues Daughter
and Three Children from
Swollen Mountain Stream
After Hard Fight.
Santa Fe. X. M . Sept. II The In
fant child of a Mrs. Itovluil, tlrit mime
unknown. wa drowned ll the .-'until
I 'nn treek near l atu..i Pal unlay
ulternooii. ictail of Ihe accident
leached here today . The woman, her
four am. ill hlldr, n and aged father,
I'oHtiie Hoybal attilnptcil to ford the
awolb-n m.iuniaiii atream. Their
wagon iiped nnd all were thrown I rt
lo the water. ATt'-r a heroic atrugtile.
Ihe old man vucceeiled In rem ulng Ihe
woman and all hut tho 4 month old
child who waa awept out ol Its
mother' a r tint.
XKW Mexico News Stale
The l.ulia county Iu iiiim tatic ( lull
wiii orgaiiKcd limt wcea at iHimng
with a i barter mciiilerahip of tidy
five. The lie m I im hool cennu show a
total of lo'oi studenia tin year, an In-
rease of more than tun over a year
ago.
The McKinley county Democratic
eonvi r.tiu:i u-n:'r;i!t vaidnlate or
the Icgmlature will lutct at Uallup
rieplcmoer 17th.
I'clitioiis are being circulated, ask
ing for the ealablli-hmeut of a I lilted
.-state land olllce at liallup.
The Hooaevelt county
held ul I'ortale October
fair will be
lt and Hud.
William Hroikwuy of Kurt Klunlon,
will known emplov of the murmu
bohpital for tuberculosis tbuc. wu
killed last week by a fall I rum a
horse.
Hint In forcclosurr hue been filed In
Saula Kc federal court againat the
Knit Hu inner liml und Development
iui.ihy, un a deed of Irual fur I12W.-
U'ji). The action Involves pert of tne
irrigation satem ut Kort bumiier.
Held und llervry of Horwell have
bled huit ll bell.. If of lieu Hechul
au.ilnal the county ( uininuiulivi ul
Lincoln county lor IM.'K'U in con-
ne. tiuii with the buuuiiig of tne
cuuuty court huue ut I'arrisuxu.
(Seorge Klink, aitehbin well In
l ctr of Kd.ly county bat hi right
aim bml wcea aa the result ot an ac
cidental (US' liurgn i f a shot gun.
I'arrlxoto, 1-imead of a county f.ilr
this year, will bold two big "field
a)a' oil tKtober I and I at which
hii exhibit of farm product will bu
made.
The annual uu.iy county lair will
be livid ul Tucumcarl September 2
:i und it.
Wheat
brought
void lu Melrose
. total of II &V0.
last w eek
Xara Visit will hold ll
Friday aud baturday of
annual fair
thia week.
II. Klein, a tramp, was killed last
week near Tucumcarl when he
run over by a fi eight train.
Lightning struck the Tucumcarl
hlgii school last week doing consul
erable dmiiid.
A splendid article on the 1'heipa
Dodge aillwlic In the llurro muun
tains appear in the laat issue of the
Lnglneeriiiif and Mining Journal
New York. The wrtule la from the
pen of Farrla V. Hush of Silver t'lly
ind is of Ihe calibre tu attract the at
te-illon to Ibis country of ihe mining
men of the whole western woild.
Want Ads. They get mults.
Head the Evcurj Herald.
Juliet und Uary, Ind. for
CHANG
E III RULES
hicago,
mi pes.
IIKUilAX llurbarlties. If one can
believe tho bulletins, have the Hul-
garian brand bucked off the board.
a
XtlTKK
For tbe couv eule-ice of patron and
at the same time t.i comply with toe
provision of the president's pne U-
lation coinmiindliig strict neutralu.
we baie arranged the toiiowing
schedule:
li K It M A X victories Monday,
Wednesday. Friday.
A Mil Kit' xlctorie Tueadaya,
Thursday. Saturday.
Sunday we don't issue a ,
IT 18 STILL, etilctly neutral bu
order:
Spunlrh omelette,
t'hile und beans.
Chop auey.
TIIF.SK 1IKAD1.1NKU appeored
side uy side o:i page one of a Kansas
ll) newspaper last week:
Allies Suffer Set Hack.
Herman on Hun.
IH-Ieat for Ciuir.
Austria Ha f.nough.
All for on Cent.
Mr. A. ItUHtem Hey
(lot a little loo gay.
And had quite a lot
Tuu iiiu.li tu say.
TIIK fllAMPAUNF. shortage ha
put up the price ol picslcu peacnea.
SOMK DAY you can't lay up a
cent.
O
A ii. 1. I. laVTHirilli
Ft. Sumner Iteview.l
The Kiening Herald of Albuiier-
que says "mere is Hu lin g among Ite
iiubllcun tin year." The biggest He
publican in Fort Sumner agree with
the Herald aid hi opinion 1 based
on experience. The gcitth-inan weigh
close around Siu pound when hin
temper la normal. He was walking
un a street Sunday, at pca-e with all
the world excepting the Iiemocrati'
party. He approached a corner. A
nhlta calf, lla hip smoking from con
tact with a branding Iron, came iluwn
the cross street. It we doing It best
Is get away from the hot iron. Tin
man and the animal turned the e..i
lier at Ihe same Instant, from i pu-
sit. directions, llesult. a violent im
pact. The man went down m.il the
ralf wtnt ort. The calf bawled und
the man made ome noise himself
when lie regained bis breath, but bis
riinark are censored. His dignity
was shamefully outraged and hi per
son bruisU. 4'h last seen uf the calf
It was crossing the divide, headed
toward the Yeso. Its owner did
ever) thing possible tu assuage the ln
luied man' feelimia and runled con
dition, but hi elloit were not ap
preciated tu any exteal. There Is
culy bad III' k for Ihe itcpubltceiia
this ur.
nib
DPS
FOR SHEEP
I Board Rcnuires Lime and Sul
phur for Infected Stock and
Modifies Regulation
garding Bucks.
Re-
One regulation was mudi'lcd and
another tightened by the sheep aan
It.iry board at Its meeting In the olllce
of Hobeil II. Crews, Ihe secretary, in
the Firat Ni:ioiiul bank building.
A regulation adopted ut the board
ut Ua Jane meeting required bucks lo
be. dipped lL-e ut Ihe full dipping.
The regulation waa chunged, so that
only one dipping of buck I required.
The other charge uftects Inlei-led
sturf. The rule now I that Infected
iheep must ! dipped In lime und sul
phur. C rider the obi regulation lo
bucco and in ..tine waa permit led for
dipping. Hineufier only lime and
sulphur tll' go. I
TRREATEIIEO TO
KILL HIMSELF
McGuinness' Behavior While,
Intoxicated, Spouse Alleges,!
Torced Her to Flee from
House in the Night. j
Josef Inn I!. Mciiiilnnt i enti red
suit for divorce In the dial net court
today uguinM John 11. ill tJulnnes.
She alleges that her Vilisba nil's nc
tion forced her to have him on June
7, on which (tute they were In Kl
I'aso temporarily. Shp was forcei to
send to her father, Klfegu Iluca. she
allege, for inont y with wh'.ch t
make the Journey home.
Mci'iiiiuness, bin wife ullege, nt
different times while drunk would
Hire. tin to kill himself before her
mid their two year-old ihibl. und
that on ocaaioiia she wa forced to
leave the house In the inlodle of the
nlsht In consequence ol s n h threats.
Meiit'inness la aaid to hue failed t"
provide for her nnd lo have refused
to pay the rent of their house here,
and bu, for assistance from her
father she would huve been dispos
sessed. The coor.0 were married In thi
city September 1. 1M0. Metluinnesg.
according t.i the papers In the case.
Is n bookkeeper and earns 11 00 a
month. Mr. Mci Itilnnesa ask, the
court for an order for attorney's fees
n ml alimony. Vigil & J.imison nre
her lawyer.
II. T. Lockey la ulng hi wife. X-
M. Lockey. fur divorce on the ground
or desertion. They were married nt
liallup In Z, nnd she la alleged to
huve lert him September I. There
are ho children.
Maintain! foiest, h:i returned from
trii of Inspection to the Mellaril-)'
lumber camp.
F. Arthur of the forest service. Is
on a trip of Inspection lu Ihe neigh
borhood of Mount. ilnulr, in the M.in
xatio forest.
A regular review of Alamo Illve No.
1, L. o T M, will be held at
Tuesday afternoon. AMer meeting
there will be n social tea fmm 3 to i
fur a charitable purpose, to whb Ii in
puWic s cordially Invited.
Assistant l ulled State District At
torney Henry li. Coors, Jr. went to
Sunta 1 today on oftlclul business.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert tl. S mini have
returned home from a in onus v out
to relatives in Xlaiiant Fulls, N. Y,
and Teiiirkiiiui. Ark.
D. S. llnMim ibl and St yinoiir t.rw
iiisohn were ..uliue. : i . i i n In. of
the bankrupt Model stoic,, slot k to
ilay by Judge Hayiiolds, of tbe district
court.
The new henUiig pbmt nt the court
liouso waa tried out today, it worked
to the entire satisfaction of the eon
tractor and to the vast din. ocfort of
Ihe hulfroaetcd otliei.ils.
The Moose bulge. No. M'. w I'l me. I
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Jose Mcii.bx, the Hantu Fe yard
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spring, pbiiilid Ullt before Judge
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springer Mia knian.)
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Col. D K. It. Sellers, as chulrmaii
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day nlslit ut 7: so o'clock sharp the
first reliears.il of the show will be
held, and Colonel Sellers wants overy
Klk In town to report. The men are
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Joe Hren, of Kansas City, who Is !
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Husllles Colli lie thlc. liloltllllg. i
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