The evening herald. [volume], November 23, 1918, Section Two, Image 12

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Editorial and Magazine Page of THE EVENING MERA1LD
IT IS NOW TIME TO CONSIDER A PROGRAM OF PAVING UH9 .Ytoff po
WHICH WILL COVER EVERY STREET IN ALBUQUERQUE j ygT ggfj
SOME months ilit- I 'hnmher of 'nnuneree ini
tiated a movement I'm- the pnviuu of every
street in A I lui imt)U-. A oiiiiniiittoe was
appointed tn make a thorough in vi--t int inn ninl
to propose tn tin- eity commissioners a program
which would provide for t It I'tiviiiL' "f the entire
t-it v.
It wan suirtrested nt t li time tliMt l'v isliil i"lt
luilit lie necessary ill order to Illlike such II pl'iy I UIII
possible. If tluit is til.' case"it isliluclioW for Mime,
tiling definite to lie put before the people so tllllt
lliere may lie a t lioi'iiiljrli discussion nml Mhdcrstaild
jiifr of what is proposed. It would lie fur lietter to
have this discussion lii'fnre the legislation has hern
secured or smtcrht, ;hiin to have any disagreement
'illtolir our people after the legislation has lii-en
fiMtetc d.
There is no room fur doubt that Alliuiiieritie
lieeds this paving program, nml there is also no
reason to doubt that n protrrani ean lie worked
out v li it li will permit the paviutr of the entire eity
nt n cost ll nt is spread over a period of time that
V ill make it possible fur every foot of property to
dear its share without t"J i 1 1 j any appreciable addi
tional load.
There is no ipiestiun hut that the paviiitr of the
entire city Would so add to the value of property
ihrouuhoiit the city and would so stimulate .Towtli
lis to absorb H velal times over the total pavillir
cost incurred It y every owner of real estate loiiir
before full payment of that cost had become due.
There is no ouest imiiin the fact that tip- streets
of Albu'picr.pie are in a condition only to he de.
scribed as awful. One has only to pick any street
in the city and drive or walk over its full length
to reidte tin1 condition. If one in nkcs i he trip iiMill
aiitoMioliile, the result is a shattered spinal column.
If one makes it on font the result is a disaster in
dust or a niess of mud, aecoidin to the weather.
The women of Alliuiueriiie know lietter than the
men what this constant, ever rising cloud of dust
iin-aiis in energy expended and in home discomfort.
ot j, street in the city is free from it.
The doctors and health 'pcrts are iplite united
in their opinion admit the dust. It is a inouae" to
health will in. I stay where the dust persists as it
helatli will . t stav where the dust persists as it
iloes here. We are left with no room for doubt as
to what continuation of the present lit ion
means.
No one familiar with the municipal finances
can hope lor any early relief from had streets and
1I11 dust menace from the city treasury. The city
does not lone the money now for repairing the
streets nml has no early prospect of net 1 in;: it, w ith
out an increase in taxation. wliTeli if seemed
throiieh lei; islat ion, would impose a fcr heavier
burden on owners of real estate in the tuig run
than Would he imposed hy the proportionate erst of
.'encr.il paviuj.'.
The city government is lining its level best. It
works such sprinkling e'uipniciit ns it has tit its
command and has means to operate, and works it
overt in, e. The hesf the city pa eminent can do is to
tun a sprinkler over the used, central roadway of
a uivcu street twice or thrice a week. The road
siiles where dust accumulates are not reached. The
dust i not laid, hut is hanked alongside and the
tifst passim: vehicle stirs it into swirling clouds.
The statements made here are had advertising
for Aihiiiiicriue. They are not half so liad lulvcr
tisinjr ns the conditions tln-v outline.
The Postal Zone Law
C
IIAI!l.i:s .ItUINSuX I'osT. director of the
Publishers' Advisory JSoard. after anulyniug
the romrressinn.il returns, states in uu inter
view that the Jfepuhiienii trains were the result of
the mistukes mid tin American policies in eontfrens
of the democratic majority leader, Cniiv.ressiiian
Kitcliiu nf North Carolina, lie naturally has in
mind Kitchin s opposition to war and to the postal
one law.
".Mr. Kitchin," says Director Post, "Was not
an ordinary luciulter of congress jriviuu expression
to his individual views on personal pueilicism of
persunnl righteousness ; If was the responsible
lender of tin- majority party representing the ad
ministration on the floor of eonjrrcss. This inercd
ilile iityl of leadership and thought laid the foun
dation for congressional democrat ie defeat. The
first opportunity registered the protest of the peo
ple against Kitchin and Kitchin methods in con-li-css.
It is .Mr. Kitchin himself who has defeated
the democratic party hy persistent dullness and
lack of v isiou."
We would not put it ipiite that strong'. It was
not Kitchin, for instance, who hrntivrht aliotit the
defeat of the democrat ie party in New Mexico.
Vet Kitchin and Kitchin methods playd their
part and had their influence here as elsewhere
lliriMielmiit tin' nation, and not tin least of Kitch
in s sins against the people of this lie t i"i 1 is tin
postal one law which In advocated and whs most
influent ml in passing hy tacking it onto a war rev
enue measure at the l.ist minute, after 1 h . 1 n jr
proposal had been twice defeated III the ciiate at
the same session of ciinyrcss.
The postal one law, to newspapers like the
Ilcl'idd. which does tint circulate widely outside ol
the home state, is not much of a tinaitci.il hardship,
hut it is an nperatinjr nuisance and a useless ae
count ill'.' hurdeii on every pulilieatioti ' 1 ! -'fi 1 1 'lu
mails as second class matter. More than that it is.
as Post says. uu-Aiiiericaii in ils principle. It tends
to raise the cost of information and iiitctvhaii".c of
thought. Lincoln abolished it and the one .ss'eiu
has heeii denounced by every postal commission
since then. Kitehiu forced this destructive and tin
Aincriean postal law into the war revenue act, then
went to the senate conference conmiitlce .1 m . I coin
pclled its acceptance. The war revenue measure
ild not be delayed. Kitchin won then.
Itut tin' linal result has been to ins.- Kitchin his
job not as 11 cont.'rcssiiian but as ,1 congressional
leader. It helped to turn the newspapers and the
publishers of the whole nation let only avainst
Kitchin. but ayaiiis.! Kitihm's parly. There were
other influences at Work. In be sure, but the
K 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 postal one pnliev had its far icachui";
effect.
Iii this connect ion 1 tired or Post point s out tint
three congressmen who favored the postal .one l,iv
were defeated jM ( 'alMWina. three in Illinois, fiur
111 Indiana, two in Iowa, live in Kansas, f,.'ir in
Missouri, four in Nebraska, six in Ohio. Of tin pro
zone law congressmen who were defeated five Mire
republicans awl twenty -three were democrats. Sen
timent against the postal one law is not u, i t isaf. by
any means.
I nfortiinatelv the united protest ol Amen
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BI THOHM W. HVHOWM.
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hat 11 - H.eiiilM who nor
wutchimr turn were RiiyiiiK to
1 vucli otliri lis l"'iK iioit t't-rlaliily
I would hnv ei infil. Tlicrp iin t
one Hitiunt.- Hum wliu I)clirv-1 tll.it
fvter rulh .ntciHli-il t n over to
tluit f I v 1 1 1 m.e linn- winch hint I'miie
maun t'lon- ! 'I'" "' "ll I'tier
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them who !: "lip minute 1H'VimI
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ililiir. Itur tie null they ilhln't In-
1 lipm ho weiii. o so far hh Hum thev
! wet forcea i" .nlitiltp hint for roIiik
Ul In plain - k-hl I tin- tireell Me:ol
1 wn nt all n "I ope "f them iliirml
to such a th. .x. fi' all of them still
lu lieveil thru t: " fl In-' nmchliie wan
h liviiiR thine .1 teri'ilile Ki.mt. Tln v
hail 'nit fnl" leu Imw It llii'l "tinned
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mine creilu i i tl.irlnjt t" out cm;
tile liieen .M .nlnWS." HO'I .ledum
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wall un the 1 ace i.r the 1 it. I inchiii.t '
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1'i'ter Just hint, ceiife ell.'lli-'h to.
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Me kei - tldit on K.'inu. any- .
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on It "
I'nnh' nir 1 liruinnier the Wn.i.l-'
pc. ker. "Cant nll see he's III It ti -mx
sin lull I 'el the ileal- I Hit liner
lati'h.' lie fcelK tll-re hell.
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I he Ilia. 1 1 1 1 1 llinl stall aelnss
;reel1 M..I.I..WS tnWllt'.l l-'allner
i'....-.,' hnuev peter fiBtieil Wl'n
lelirf. He hioiicil fiisier then.
All the little people WatchlllK- m
Ilie mini roil 1.' f' aril l-'ai-mer Itn.wn
h.nise anil It. 1 celti'i knew win.' n
iiiiike of it. I'tien the ..w l i ter
appear lit the ileni "1.1 Itrler I'at. h.
V few tiiniu' Inter they xav him
1 .nine out on the other H'le. Tln v saw
lillll hop Vei hlnwl.v I. .wal.l the p i-
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till I'
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newspapers eoulil not rcacli .Mr. tviteliitt ol esem- j , ,
laud Neck, N. i' , (population H.IHMIi to defeat his .,,..
re-elect ion. lb' is solid ill his home section. Accord
inir lo eiirreut report they are not strnnir for news
papers or jreneral information in Kitchin s town,
itut Kitchin as a national administration influence
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mated, it's a sale l.i-t that his postal zone law will u,,
soon follow him into the discard.
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MENTAL PUERILISM
BY H. ADD1NGT0N BRUCE
AstLor of ,,Tb Elddl of Fertonalltr." "PfTctolorr Ul
Parenthood," Etc.
(Ciirrriybt, 19IK, If lb iinclairj Knaaiiri )
M
i:ntai. pueiiiisiii is
i.in- ilthoase Itut
has l;iteli- 1. (in .luerteil t.i It
l-v Its ocelli relief as ..lie reeiill of the
:ie..t V'ilf. I'.-ll.iLll sltl. lifts. MllHceti'U '
In the 1 I'll III "I 111 11. Ii lit", the lint ,
I. .1 lit puil.mi-e.l I. nlulia I .Ol. flit, the
Hl.-s ef I-.. I... I lli.ocln , have htlu
il. n! ilrvelope.t tin h 1 iia.mi-. chai -
ji . ' I I tie nf 111 fit -1 I plIerlllMil.
Tin y re 1.. inter thin. talk. imi.I in I
tike fiill-KloWll tnell Instill. I, tiny
talk like 1 hil.li'ril. .111. 1 hch.ivu in
1 iny Way like chll.llell. I.ltel'.ilp
III' l.felt t.l til" I'll "I "I V.
happily .1 pi.eiit'ru; uu appullliiK pei t.u ie
attention ; In ipiesMu-sH uu.l incunipi'teiiev
N.ahitW. It wniihl Hfein. can cc done (
r.n them. Tin ir tmmls have up-'
paniitly irlviii way roiuplelclv . In-.
'IMtltueui! cine Hllrelv must he Ihelt'i
In I On till- I. in.illiil. r nf their ilas . t
lint sin h Is net ficcenHHI ilv tin' ' le. I ,,,
Itesiiirt.li has shewn that
mental ppf t')ta-in mllletlmeM I
I .s cli'.!..Ci!-'tK l-illl "mental
illsf'e.'latl.ui. ' an.l re pre Hct.la Hlluply A
'"ItiiKTKI'I.NKH.st tiK TIIK IIH'X.
, Tri v as a .vii': asm or i;i:ttim!
1 I'KACK UK MINI'
That Is lo en. II. e Hi.l.lier Who tails
' il Victim tn tin lltal plll-t itlslil Is ssi-n-ll.ltlN
II sll pil'-seiiHil l . III. Il'i. Ilia t -n I
l.iitll ttiHt he canimt emluM , as w ..iil.l ''
,l m. .ft. itlili.itnalle nr lii-ltc I' 1 1:1 1 licit t ' -O'
. man. the hanii-hips nml peril" .t mill- i
lary lite I HI the other paint I an-1
lint l.rltlK hUimelf tn i-seanf t II. til ley j
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,ily puny ir w. a si Is 1. 1
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l a ci otllltl . 1111 1 I 1 1 a in . ' 1
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l.ainhliesn lie inititateil. e.ii,
1 ih own kti'.l !
. uiifi of the runt t.) i'ii Into
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Saturday, November 23, 191 8.
Home to Roost. By Webster.
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r,;,:::'., : ; PLATITUDES
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U-st'l III'-' ' 1 :'" ''"""I Steep!
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" " " i:,i:v i i!.,,i.,iv. i . iiiiiiiKi BV DR. FRANK CRANE
p '. . '""I'l tl. ..t iiiiii ln a- In km. in- s'imw icwniamt nn. , rum cmi -eru-y-n, -u-iru-Lru-Ln-IJ
. v n I i'Sl.tliall' In- wi.iilil UaHll Up Hint
, , i tMio ti Irs wl.i.sKclM in tiie tillllt h nl
BY JOHN BRECK
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t tin t iltl Ills tleiiMllrc WIIN
laile' Mnine nlu' hll't titotili It
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Vistas of your iiinaintr revelation.
Ill sieiie 111 mossV sail.' ion lllive heiic.l nil i I,f.
iiiuiau race ik very old. verv shrewd, and vi i v evi.i. i i ,1
been throiinh nil, that has been
li ii.ii ,..i iiit In s lili I I nv. a I -il
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t.le .IlL'. ll.i;. I. lit he nlUilMI
. an I i nine Inn K .ikiiiii.
1 I lt.it seiiu ttiuu.' like Ins 1 I I
It has known all, felt all, seen a
your in t
ureal est discoveries are plat il tides.
new truth is burned into you. You are all hl'ih' with tin-
Am! then oii find it e.Miresscil
thi-lt
t!f llltIK
p.ll'tl..l
III Illlll I
ptrsent. the patient ifi.es Inn
..nler to tiuil e m f fnr
ll thcHO he f.'irits a lame
..I Inn present hie. in his .!
. rile uwny 1 happier iluyit.
f nt irt't I il! tiess In
Seine liiemorlt H
Ki.rtai. itely. the
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inni...,. t.,,1,1 to.,, Pack Hem Miili an I"' thmiKh none n( the unpl. asant pre-
i.-imlil rse. . v. i tin I. ptesent I " P" "Kt tin.l nre
i m l. r,.. I.,.,, vvnl. 1 ililment pHVi'hohmteal
o I,...,, i., ui.a.i.. I,, ul. ir mnv tlicii he
ii w islies that he were ui c iirt-le ' "
while i ii chil.l. sate in tin keeping .f Iiiii1
a ifatliir un. I mother I As ,n alt I ntwlenl tmut'l
littllxeil as
HIIK the nflln Id
rilhle hv
lunn. Thene
a hi, Mis fur
h.n k to
mure.
ciale.l with actual IIIHallltV
pr.'ei.N i. it more often Is nu-i
l h-teriu. an.l ther.-I.ue
t.i 1 1 ea t nil-nt
I n this tat t- r i.isi- it
I it.'llii Illll HllllK llelirntli . Ile W 11, ties this I. ill, t Ml'
ly a l"i ill I Intensely, nr. ns put hy n ph sp ia n 1 ,c. id
niiiena I.le ' w In. has illiule a special sMnU ef thm slew
Slll.-lllar Inal.lilY el llil'lltlll pllctlllMI'. -Kl!i
I ',,,,1,1,1, ' In hij. J r t'i lalirel tin- th.illi.-lit- Iln- i. .
.very luwy ensue with tuiex
nhtcnnwH. r it m.iv lie a
uluul procesK. I.IMIIU lite
tact of those iiinleit. ikini;
-a ry le-etlu. iiio'i.
CAT TALES.
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m i p. le, while p.. iiouiit a Ur lent I .ii l. l.ti. i otitii cliatcd bccattse it couhl Hot i?ct it chance and
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Inst to hun l.'l all tone. ' """"'"" ml Hers have mouritcil till ir dead hovs from
What tuia the ti iimire? Ah, it ' s "' Villu s,
wtii-.l male yo,- ,,,.,,, water to, The passion that sweeps my son), ti... s tl,af ,.,, ,. .1...
hear It llllllll nil. I. III. le Wei.' lU'.s.wcl i ..I ... .- f .1 I . . I i , . 1 I III'
an.l sti.ls ami a.-orn.. ami ki.iiii H,e ; """ "' ''llley, the bits ot philosophy I have turned lip IIS new
mam l hit for lull chipmunk, tlnnidi rtro tiensures, nil have been used a null times, all are old as the
the (troiin.l H.iinriel nworp lie lul not rocks al Marblcliei..l uu ,,....;..., . I. . .1 . .
lake it until the ,e.i hi,o..i,iire.i hawk - t ",, " , "s """'' H an that breaks upon them
iimd't i"' liiii "il'i. most wtimPr- I "till, the ol.lest truths nre the freshcsi. 'J'hcv are rich with tin
ml r 1.11. in a utile vault nt the . v- blood of humanity.
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nliih
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WI1H I' . Illlll' Illll Nell WHO Hinnil K'in.n . ... "
over 1 1 . 1 can "in"!' i"' . in 1 1 it., unit a Illicit r Plcen o.l I ns I. I,
the irlnllint H.liiriel'ii. 11 there ih eneli (.'I'll' l ilt loll.
l-nullk'h immune ultio lle.t to it. i If , .,.,,,,1 1 - .1 , , ...
ha., an miocte Mvnr.l. hut a nt I "V, t'o I I "' " ' -ek the old
ruck i""iiu. P. f,l niv hnn.l leaseio- "Me all has I n s III. 'I here lie hi, Men the richest liuirf.'ls
him IV- "Hit it I woiim 110111 .111; aim , .-"'-1 uu-!, 11 ir.'i.iicr ttllltl t he 1 in ocuv... ,...1 M .
, more timely than the latest best seller. .,.,,
Trite and won, say injure oft. ,, Jik.- MraZ,l ,,ls, hard and rn i
".limine, 1101 uu, 111 meat within. f
Old Phrases that have passed fril(ll mind I., mind till thev
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i.hci flint. m.uhtte.H this w,i th.ijree tn the (iar.leii of Kdeii, . the idea that has just ,me to von . av
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1 YOU TOLD 7H' ( P(CK.
TRUTH J ) POCKET III jfo
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of pure sil vetv.
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ions to distiiiir.iisli uiyscll, I was perpetually star. inn new prop, Hi." ,' ,
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PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCES
BY FRAZIER HUNT
4 11 ii'i:it an 1.
WKI.I.. haiuly is I,,,. I, '
iee, iinlinitv who don't lie
loiiK to 'l'l II Company known
w lu.t that inel.ns It s hist hKe new
nf peace l.euiis hikii. il W illi a Piu yle
tnry for l'M-
IWo W'llole Wccl,s We illlll, t
whether Kami, was de.i.l .r
cantllreil or What. Ami W-H
were all K"l" hioiiiiiI like a man who
nst II IH IKHI tlletul. unit 1 r
II.II Itonrinx II. nn, K.uiilv'i,
n. actllitllv .Kills' ul 11 hiuk.n
11tl totlav N.iiiih' ciiiiij. Luck
u inline rl'lltiir In un a tiiick fi-.mi
rtlvlsleil hemhiuni eM. ami In 11 we
tint " n"" v" ' 'miui:ht ftnm
the ell thill Went up tll.H wed Jlli-I
uptun'.l the kiser. We all 1 uidied
aioilii'l "" Hn,i t'"'''l linn on the
hack mi'l lull""'. I hun mill iniule just
iihoUt a I""''1 '"" oyer htm u li,
own uimW wuuld Iiuvu. And liu JubI
' milled hack and In
he itut, 11 nnk near
I as w in 11 he fu-m c.uii.
e .Iw.ih his puis
1 Well, lliilll 11u.11 1,. .......... 1
minute or tw.
so nail or h...
hal he iu-. it
Km
' know
, alive o
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little
don.
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"on Klll.-d, ..n.l the,
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It. lli illl! II.111 v. in.. u ..... h.
"''.I. ,ua. lieu 1
I he curlier nl the
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fell.
r.is 111 in,.. 1
i pretty Hu. in
Mill
aiiii: eiuie amitlii'
'million; lonkinif me
lie a w sli.
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It, iks. hut f y,, . ...llrt ,lv ,eel thll
little jell.'W l len.h ,h,K that Wilsll
Worth 1111. re than twi un cents Ulen
, if o.i could have M-n the way h
w.-leomed M..n.!v 1.,,. k tears wnul
I have come to jour e en Juki like th
dirt to H'inilv 11 and mine and all It.
1 rent of nuts
i II Company will !.,. the same ugnl