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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.CITYCITY
EDITIONEDITION
TEN PAGES.THIRTY-SEVENT- H YEAH,(il (X1.1X. No. .(.- - ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MI X, fail) bi Carrier ur Mall, mm
h Month. sinKi Copies, ticTEN PAGES.
IK, Of" C, BALI CAF
GUARDED BY 111
.1 UlTHE WEATHEKUNITED STATES BRITISH 1 L 'iNMITT BE! PITCHED BATTLE TO GARRISON
SE STRENGTH FOUR ! GREAT BRITAINTO HAVE IS FOUGHTIVv MOIMNU lOUMMAl rrNow ri rk, Feb, i s.
recant inns were takimight to iii"i
ESCAPED FROM
L ROUTE ATGANA OKLAHOMA HOUSE
WEATHER FORECAST.Denver, Feb, II. New Mexico:!
Saturday ami Sunday fair, si m litwarmer Saturday extreme south pot- -,ions-
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.For twenty-fou- r hours, ending at
6 p. in. yeetorday.Maximum temperature) Bfi degrees;
minimum, -- i degrees! range, 41 de-
grees; temperature, at 8 p. m., IS de- -grccs; oast wind; clear.
CITY RANK CI.KARIXGS,Yesterdav
and Sweden is ERZZERUM. SAYSTIMES THAT OF
UNITED STATES GROWING TENSE: DEMOCRATS WIN'HER DISPOSAL RUSSIAN REPORTMundeleln,which led
Jombin- - Coloftel House Is
ve w ee t e itrv
Treaty With Nicaragua Is Rati-- j
tied by Senate After Sharp! WOMEN PRISONERS TO
Fight in Opposition Led by LEAVELEAVENWORTHjo8a by Scaiidmavic renc
r T i i ai. Pitly Capturedre Repulsed'.
m I
Powe
bert
Unity isSubstituteClause" F
because ooi i nis Nation, tx-ifor- ms
Committee,Borah, tf'UO o oetlves wotivure of Mails,
REPRISALS ARE NOW
IY MONNa .OUNNAL SPECIAL LI AttD WtKfl
Leavenworth, Kan., Feb. 18. -- Four- I
teen t the twenty-si- x federal womenI prisoners held In the Kansas stateprison at Lansing will be removed t.o
FRANCE SUPERIOR BY (BOOKS AND INK WELLSR LEASE COSTS ARMENIANS AGAIN
SUBJECTED TO BUTCHERYVERY LARGE MARGINAMFRIP.A $3,000,000 penltentlarj at Jeffe. BEING RESORTED TO WEAPONS OF CONFLICT1 uuarda also wen
.il, ,. headquartercity tomorrow, n wereiiium stat, in tne mm, in- wem, rtirce
in,. I,Republican State Chairman I
Knocked Down and Rendeiact That Germany Had Of-- S.TS?!? ff-IlS-
fered Much More for Option '";. v,lnla s,:,t" penitentiary,, For year the State or Kansas had
Used Effectively 111 ClOSIIlg, a contract with the svrnraenl forr. , the care of women federal prisoners
pan's Program, When Com-
pleted, Equals America's,and Secret Construction Is
Thought Quite Probable,
, , . ,,. - ftii-f- i uoorvvays aeroM tinCommonEuropean
Artillery uej
Aus-No- w
Withinf Durazzo,
l Italiangagemetrfanaf'iuht M
. lh onIThei0(1 UllCOnStMOUS DV bli'U OTtaH "Idea of the bull
n6TUS6u 10 Mar
Cause With An
Nation Dm in:: 'li .neniyururtlci i at the Lansing. Institutloi Recentlyitifted gov-ra- ct
wouldt he board ( eorrectcm men I officials iii ONE TOO MANY SHERIFFS
IN COAHOMA COUNTYbe renewed.
ON At ftCIAt, LIA6IP Vim, MonN
. is i ;, p, in.) I'm-- Okffth(V M, .... JOUMNAl. Ptr,A. LIA1IO WIM1,
While lull details of the OgPtUreBnterUm, Turkish Armenlu, ure
Washington, Feb. 18. The senat"'" ; waahlhgton, Feb. is. -- The British ,
iiii. vipnrainian " navy today is approximately twice asi.,,.,XZJgl 5s to BIG SHIPPERS GET ;r ,;V:rtl!.hi.Tral PASSES AS DIRECTORS I combination has lust about double the L,-
,. time 'on nt w i :,m; i, the Bwed-- j runiuiiouminister to Knglond, has been Ogrtahomi
ling a septan of i'onfreiuiig wlthjtoday whi
Kdward M Huse, President on a sectsell t :i t ivo. mi sigtu u obase In the Bay of Fonaeca for M--'- i aeanffnimK.iorceoirneuniH.amB!, Wilson's personal ,
d
- 1. 1, knit;. leml'Offlcial advices fromMOAN, Ml ii'iirhii ,v
Clarksdale, Miss. Feb, , Tnnlg.ii "trograd are to the ettact that mo
coahoma county has two shertffs, i '" '"' ,,"rkln mode ih.-i- r
lioldlns office bi election and armed peape Thousand! of Armenianswith a onnncerj eouti Injunction for-'ar- c declared t hAva been massadredbidding Interference with his exercise jul Kurds before the ivaeuatloa.of his official duties, and the otherl Hmrj I lrlnlntr West,holding by appolnttneni of tiovernor. Thete had been considernlile o,
and backed by a detachment iBHery activity around the positionsuf ;,.(,' militia. taken by the Qsrmans recently from
.i i. Baugh, who had bean sheriff British in the vicinity of fprcsand who was ordered deDosed bv the ;"1l several atteiupts by the British
ilbielthe United states supreme court '""itect cause it in effect disfranchised lh
j negro population of the state,il, li Pltdied itattie Rn'snemtune Partisan feeling over U(j new
was j measure finally oulmlnated in an out'the I break, precipitated by charges oi
i.afl.iifio Under the treaty the Unit- - m moii unl imcm. lcao ,n accnraing to inrormaiion m tne PS"jthe subject of the dctentloi,,i State would acquire a nnetynlno Daltaa, Tex, Feb, 18.' Inveptita-- ilon of the navy department. The ,,.. man ,,y bni'ientH.year option on the Nicaragua", canal t tlo ' th Megd grantlna- - of annual cta were dlecloaed to the houae y ,,. whoto fjueniion oi
mute una .t naval base nass.s to shippers through their apnaval committee toiiay by Captain j M A,linn hy aeutratii t
Five democratic senator.- - voted ' Pointmenl as railroad dlrectom wasJdah McKean, of the staff of the ,,,,. , iyhts have n die.
against the treaty. They were fham- - concluded here today. i ,'h,,,f "' operaUona, j Tnp fiw , onfen n, , dunherlaln, Mrtine, Clarke, of Arkan-- !
I:- T- . special examiner rorj Captain McKean also Haw tne ,., Wrangrf and i.'olnas: Thomas and Vardaman. Bepub-- "" commerce eommtssion, will French navy was from 18 to ... pe w,.,,, closeted tor several li
licaha who voted aptmst the ratlfl. r,"J"m" ,h" h";"'in Mday in Amar-jce- nt stronger than he Amer can, ac. arrang.ed ,, ,,. initiativecordis to the latest information, H"Sw.,M,, ,,ister. The ,,,a.,on w.-r- Borah, Clapp Cummlna. i ?
aronna Tones Kenyon LaFolletto During the Inquiry here mass ofloxpialned thai these were rough, es--netween Sweden and Creai
McCOmier. Nelson. Norris. Smith, of testimony has been Introduced m tin .timates ;,,ver detentions of mail bj h
f an alleged short- - to reCaptUf thttf lost gfOUBI by la- -itroversy corruption and the passing of the lie governor oeoau
Britain i between members, during which inU age ir his acciih ,,,,iin- - bottles nanei welahts and .uher fix- - nce of his dut
its. opened perform- - faulty attacks. Ilerlln says thethe court were repulsed with heavy eas-r- ,
iB fisher, provld-- 1 unities, With the exception of ir With mllltlsmsn to j French afsault against the tiernuinin office as llau tH'l "uth Of the Homme, which H r
Mseveral ; tures of the members' deata were llion I,, mow that lexas railroads, ouier nnaw nnxniic, tries an Ininass,Michigan; Bmoot and Warren, Flf- -if apteen repubUcan senators Jond the """u wo maoe a pracn
. , . a..t pointing directors who werSo far as is definitely known, tin
aptain toid the committee, the Jap-i- n
se building program adopted scv-stltllllH
used ss weaponseemed Inevitable i
id ami advanced t
i ans and socialists,
democrats mmrd the reptiArthur II. (li
weeks iign. and pelthcr country sineethen has made any concession, Thquestion becam serious when Swedeniii retaliation tar. the seizure of hertrans-Atlant- ic mails by Great Btiltsln
Brandegee, hlppera 11,1 who received free passes aithe treaty They were..it inii.,..i..,m rtanAni fini. through their official connection with l ei I years ago and which Will not bl
npleted for several years to come chairman of the repthe rath
essor, took possession of the also declares was pui dntwi, BrthoUSS, Late today Baugh was tllleiy of both side has been .hinted ,api,i es ordering the n ir instrument of warfare along tl,i to explain their action. It Ih ex- - French front.led they will be served tomorrow. No Chang Oil Italian front.
The Austrian and Pultuns at va.
lean siai,iked downllngt r, Harding, Uppltt, Lodge, m
proviaeg lor a moaern lieet oi cigni s,,jZ, , ii,,. j.;njrisu postdreadnaughts and eight battle cruls- -
lu(j(liH ApproilmHtelj11 IIS Way to cuDirm foioion tee. w.is iv
liO.MO par-jwi- d rendered unconsdovheld un III s, litative l.oris B,
tepre- - pf Higera, It was possible, he aaaea, ttnu , .. m, now r.rant.EASTLAND CftSE
AMERICANS NOT
i.ean, Page, Polndexter, Sutherland,WadSWOrth and Weeks.
Immcdiiitely after the senate hadacted, scnor Chasnmorro, the Nicar-agua- n
minister, said he would at oncecommunicate with his governmentand that he expected ratification ofthe convention by hla govewimew.would soon follow and exchangesmade to put. the treaty Ifwftoree,
nut..! 'la:k.., of AflfciWtSae,
the deniijeral lc opposition to thOtreaty while the republican opposi- -
H 01 OUT OFIABLE TO RECOVER
urns points are still engaged In s
duels and occasional infant rmaneuvers, but no notable victorhave been won by either side. Viennareports leas activity than usual onthe pan of the Italians' guns.
DuraSSO I, Menace!.In Albania the Anair'-Hut.faria- -s
reinforced by Albanians, prcmitnabbIrregulars, have occupied aKavaya,Which Ins eight miles southeast ofDurasio and three miles from th
additional bulldlnf wka In progr. sf as VWi,(lpn bresj tirluUn countered j Heart, usage county,all nations but the United States hadjwjt(l re(U8a to s,,n ,.., , Hweden, Vlgomun OppoelUon,secret building policies. On lh strong lU The proposed law Is the pro luct of
.strength of the known program, how- - Meantime strong representations a democratic uncus, h had passedlever. Captain McKean said, Japan hav (, .,n ,.,,, oy both sides to the the senate and was Up for filial pas- -
would have but Blxteefi capital ships controversy but tpelther lias given an) sags In the house late today wiih rewhen the seventeen Aner'an dread- -' nattsfaotory assiiraii,,, teMdtpg to Its publican and soclallgj !..!. ofn. light..-- built, building or :ii1Iioi i.'i.l. ,, ).:ari in trnVi'ontroversy i feflng vigorous opposition Qelsgler
IWcrc commissioned. W alter lln.es 1'i.ge, the America,, am- - as Mil the floor Ihruufl the courtesyj Tile witness disagreed with lt ii i,,ISSil,,,,. , Ort'ltl Britain, was ap- - Of .1 Visitor's permit IStUed him asAdmiral (Jrant, chief of submarines pcoached bv Swedish diplomats with republican state chairman Bepre-- iwho preceded him, as to the ndvisa-- 1 (ni. 1(1(.t f ,minK th, United States sentatlve Paul Nesbttt, democrat, ofI, ihls of abandoning the preseilt I ta olnl action with Sweden in an j Plttsbnfili COltnty, had voted In favor
FEDERAL GQURTTHEIR PROPERTY
i r , it. .smaller submarine types In favor ' effort to settle the question imt thoif the proposed law and as in- - an- -
3nigan juage bcouts iaea M, d thirtv of,Ilc bit.--ton
Adriatic. Hy the capture of this1 '
i town It would seem that tile Teutons, j .nearly have DuraglO surrouniled. T'to
S, Ul'OS aild Utnor Valll- - gendarmes of Kssad l'uiiha, pioviaionlarge boats .should he built amThat Officials of Company'
to the fleets, but that smallWere Guilty of Conspiracy er ones should operate from short
hflAu ..ul'i 1,1 ,vl,...l Bi f'r,-- , 01 inler
Senators Borah rind Smith, of Mich-Igan- .
The convention was favorablyreported iti the last congress but op-
position kept it from reaching n vote.This time the full force Of the' idmin-IStrXtlo- n
got behind it, urging ratifi-- 'atoti, pai'tlculal ly because of the
to further cement friendlywith nations.
Dprlng Hie long debate declarationsWert made in the Senate that Ucimany had offered Nicaragua more
a hies Owjieri
May Be Sold
ederal ComtO DeStlOV Life, vals along the coasts.
Washington government refused t
resulting from mail detentions.ppeiils (o OolOMsH House.
Despairing of settling th,, questlothrough Hie usual channels, CoUllWrangei lost no time in getting Init h w mi Colonel House on his arrival here He found hint quite williiur to listen lo the Swedish side ,,
the controversy but no hint has ye
FnioiiJiini 111 piesidcni ,,f Albania, who defend. ,1
iy rWOHSIWTO Kavaya. made their escape from theUi S,, SaVS ,,,wn and fled on " siiip into tin.
Adriatic.Stead Pasha has been deprived of
Ills rank and removed from the Tur- -
kish army list for having nsnumo.1
1111 -uiatiNeither tl,1lary committee consld
ojnouneed his vote, itepresentatlveH Bams, republican. tannic, I N'esblil
I with being "unfair to republicans."Nesbtti replied thai he was raised in
, a county where the republicans hadoverridden him With nrrupt prgc-,'hr- -s
ami that he had no desire to b
. "They probably took ,,u tor thef crook that you are," shouted Sams,t "If you make that charge you are. a liar," replied Sfesbltt,
Sam.'; arose In bis seal and shouted, i toward the democratic slds of the
, house "Comfl on." In an instantevery democratic ami republicanmember of the house was on Ills feet.
lY MOWN, NO JOUAN.L IPI.IU If A6CO W1BBJ nCSS IlieaSUre.S tod.l'. til' tlllS,. COIll
(irand Rapids. Mich., Feb, It. - mlttee having decided to (akc up thgovernmenl had work or drafting Its federalized nathan had the United Stales for the Holding that tin
rd bill nixt Monday while ( given thai the I'nited Stales in
l the eadeihip of the provisional gov-
ernment of Albania and Jollied theranks of the entente allies.
RUSSIA RJBJOICMOVER FALL or KRKERI M
canal route option, and this is said failed to make out a case against tinto have been used as an argument six men Indicted in connection wit!
for ratification. jthe steamer Kastland disaster in 'hlSenator Stone, ehnlrmnri of the cago last July, which C0M nearly
the siother
committee was directed t
itions temporarily.Military HCOTCts,
lav Moa.itNa jouanAi. RPiri.i lbabbd wiatlKl l'aso, Tex., Feb' is Two car-
loads of hides, valued at 10,t)0, soldi,y Carransa government officials forSport, Hid held lip by United Slateslist uus officials hers pending the fli-
ng of-a- , suit for injunction ""' fad--
iral court at Austin, Tex,, weretonight American and other
lends to change its present policy ,,
playing a loin, hand in an effort t
settle difference', with belligerents. I
is considered significant, Uoweveiforeign relations committee, will rail thousand lives, Judge t larenca V. Th,. bouse committee received,pu the llaltien financial protectorate Sessions in the l'nlte.1 States district however, a statement Horn urigaaie ,,,. Colonel II w in, xpected t Petrograd vis London, Fab. 18, :34
i the I'1! bottles and paper weights weredelas - fifed back and forth betwetn the bel
r ROtteih has b
p, in. i a Neiui-nr- t leiui news agen- .vtreaty next, this to be followed by the court here this afternoon nanaeu aown uenerai William grower, , innamended Colombian treaty. Regard- - a decision , I. living the government's j army ordnance, giving his views
Ins the Colombian treaty there Is aPDlicatlon for the removal of the ac-- , the Tillman bill to prohibit the dif
sail on tinSlIIHg dati
ed. has notdeparture.
lu " '"". ,... .,. ,,, ,Mys:i, ratio membersthe aisles toward hldeS Wers thlr ploperly, decided ' .Tl(. exac number of Turkish
BB0'1 actl'on In the federal courts could jmiiiers ami the troops captured at Braeruw is not
new date for his 'igerents. Theadvanced throtl
.tin- - republicanary secrets.w days," the letter
grave doubt whether it can receive cuged persons to the jurisdiction of the closui f m
the necessary two. thirds vote for ra- - federal 'court for the northern district, "Within a.
se, A C. MefrorCy, ""' successfully prosccutjd In VKW jspeaker of the i
left his chair :i
legislative bib
lisd, "a cas,. has been brought toattention In winch an individual
pOSed to publish a, map showinglocation of all the powder fac
mm plans shed out of thePhe democrats
lineal am of Illinois "Charges Arc Dismissed.
Woman Smutioed for Mfc. By the terms of the decision Un In- - PCiOndon, Feb. 17 (t:40 n. m.) The dli .linen t i ncalnsl Oeol'Ke t. Arnold,!"
I a decision ny tin- t niteii Males y
ouri in New Jersey, that controlling UActions in Mexico could rightfully I
nconfiscate ami sail property. ,
y outnumbered the republicanlimits and .after the harmless
,,i books h id beep thrown tin' Their legalSled mil of Us own accord tonight, lmwi that Claims l"t tin--FAILED TO SAVE
nown, but tin greater part of tin.unison got away, as the fortressas not invested, lull was carried byUMUlt. I'lie number ol guns capin,! reaches I, unit."Before the evacuation, Kurds mer-lessl- y
mas'iacred thousands of Ar- -
"Tbc cliv's ilefenslve works wereganized by the Herman commander,iSSelt, and are spoken of as adiiilr-,1,- ,
and as embodying all theof modern artillery and en- -
case of a woman spy who was recent- - William U. Hull Robert Held, Charlesly sentenced to death but whose sen-'i- -. Bckliffe, Many Pederson and
was commuted to penal pervl-'sep- h M. Grlckson, weie Insufficient soHide for life, was announced in the far as they can applied to in, Id thehouse of commons today by Herbert sjx mm on the Charges of negligenceL Bamttel, the secretary of state for nnd conspiracy alleged In them,
i linlrman Kiu.ci.eii Down. property probably woult filed to-- ; ,.
tories In the I'liited States A sectionshould be added to the Tillman bill
which would authorize the governmerit to prohibit the publication Of
'am information which would operate'against its military interests,
loo Much Publicity,"1 am familiar with the statement No ROBBERS
Representative Tom Henatay, dsm-- mbrrow In the United States court.at. went I,, the side line" and was William Harrel, county hub and anl-(- )
gaged In 'conversation With, '!' Iss- - mal Inspector, said he expected also (1
Wb 'ii Henslcj w alked away Bry-t- o file charge In the state district couri gt sli pped up lo Oetsster and said: here against the Americans who put'What right have you to be talking chased the boles ii, on farranss ufll- - ',
that lent has in, milltarin great part tin.
ollltely so sine,, tinsecrets, whlclall hough not.
nonie aitairs. She wna not a liniisn jn important pan .utilesubject. This is the first time since ,,K t ) 1, actual Jurisdiction f'the beginning of the war. it w;us stat- - i,lf;s m connection with t
ed, thai a woman hail been given so within the body of t ooksevere a prison sentence in Ongland within the jurisdiction of tlfor espionage. uunola "
mm was. This ntitlides that pariEddie Mae Leader ol ban-Ho-
Route of
Mappec
ators,
department has a few . The fad roi suits, however, inn so much from un-
authorised disclosures of confidentialmatter as from our own practice nfspreading in P ports, hearings andother public documents very full In-
formation in regard to our OWU mili-tary secrets. We do this very largely
,n this sublied loW
I let men ts brought under f,
Itcs." By no friction of li
liicago lic.r be regardedtflchixa." says the court, '
The Day in Congress
representatlv the floor ,,f the clals(ft?" (lebwley replied- "Beg par prop
what is your name?" Whereupon ami ,lnt Hclsshr in the fi ac- - HieIng to witnesses, knocking- - him andIn He ,,r and rendering him un- - nf tlClOUg for a few minutes. I ml,yant became b.si m the crowd nmrushed around OelSSleT, No fur- - deteidlstHrbancen occurred, hldei
esldenl Wilson recently pardoned ,,0,,,,Oklahoma election officials who '
,, v
convicted ill federal I foricing the "grandfather test" ami CPVt,
gineeritigf,The latest advices indicate that
lln heavy Turkish reinforcements,Which bad been hastening to the aidof Kizcrum, failed lo arrive In time. '
'i he capture of iCrscrum has arousedthe greatest enthusiasm throughoutIttissia. Towns, large anil small, aret he scenes of demonstrations, paradesMild where Hi. (Irand DUkS Nicholas,In person, announced the news of thelull ,,f Krserum The whole townwas lavishly decorated ami the grandduke appeared several times In
to the acclamations of the
SENATE. ,,f ,u- - hlrh .. I! r m
crime Infill to that liver is cognix- -fll. (n( tll(t guch gubjects a!Senator Sterling spoke on his rese
lutlon pertaining to German admit hie by the COUrtS ot Ih,- slate ol il II. MORN,
Chicago.Hits of Ihilty's order to sink armed merchant jj, ihand not bexceedingly difficult to keep secretand that if We should refrain frompublishing them they would still be
known to foreign military staffs andour own people would be the only in-
terest! d parties noi informed."are two otlnrs now on trial Ii formation thai large quantities of lead
ami copper concentrates, together withWashington Park bank, for Whloh four federal court at Guthrie,young men, who, be says, were ins The election bin passed the house,accomplices) are on trig Mack was :,:t to :il. It Is expected to he ap- -a Mate witness on promise of Immuu- - proved by Governor R, Williams.Ity. Th rsglsuatlon ectlon of the bill
I n n TORIIs MOST COMPLETE
GERMANS QUIT WHEN
THEY COULDN'T EIGHT
ships Of belligerents. United States."Senator Lodge n speech declared1 jf0 UonSplrSA') PlSISlWC.
abandonmant b- i'nited states- - ofl "Moreover, the defendants were nol
principle that its ports were open to m ,h(, nstland at the time of the al-it- s
citizens and free t. travel on leged noaiect and misconduct, butarmed belligerent' merchantnn n were at their home,' In this districtWould be unneutral. , of the slate of Michigan, It n.ce snr- -
Brandeii nomination investigating ny follows that nom of the defendnnttcommittee adjourned to Fenrwatj be-- coafd possibly be found guilty undeicause of lack of witnesses, this lndlotitsed If held for trial.''
International Harv ester company i if the criminal conspiracy charge,was charged with furnishing arms to the decision saysMexican reovtutlonlsts at agricultural "There is no proof which tends,
lis f;iU. were now iii i srrsnsa i
warehouses ami thai the) IS (via IjoikIoii,Petrograd, Fro,l i b. II) l.'M a.ut
I, MOANIKK JOUAN.L IPiriAL LIAGID WlRII 1HC, WOCIV, H
London, Feb. Is. t:6l p. in.) Ma- - mer, Harry I I
jor General iioeheii, commanding the were related '
British forces in West Africa. has they walked OS in a stat iiuni yesterdayarc la, .Mexican i omul hern,ligation hear- - even ill a slight deuce, to fasten guilt transmitted the following telegram autoniohiU' befi
upon any of the respondents. A com- - wntch the governor general of the ing down with !
the hold-up- , markell and p., per all I In
nmiittee's sisal invIng!,
.,ii io .o naiiot was laKcn on tinemergency clause, Speaker Met roreyaim, ,iim ing that Hie Strict party voteon IhS bill showed thai the lu ' cssnrymajority to pm the measure into ef-fect at one could not he obtained,
GUARDSMEN NOT YET
CALLED TO ANSONIA
nt. I The war offle-- 1
cation as issued today says:completeness of the defeat
d by tin Turks and the ter-s- .n the) suffered in the Krxe
b ting ar bSCOmtag more anar. The forts in the fortress
id in the surrounding countryoi Turkish dead.
mnaiilH of the Turkish at nnbv our troops are fleeing in
at main points in different- A severe snow storm hascool Ibe ardor of our men in
fendanta to de- - Spanish isboth unbelievable ,,,,,..-(,.,-1 hiA conspiracy to iinist. r lile crime is itself .;,ermayet
f r'. rnando Po re- - holes ana bumps in the atreisend to the colonial espape would nol be hainpen on behalf of Heir After all Hi" plans wereriior of the Herman the robbery, M a k told the
' full'Tinised
Senator Robinson presented to mil- - lunation of die-
tary committee officers letters which stroy human 111
If. declared proved the army avia- - and unthiukabion corps inefficient. ;commit in imp
Ratified) 5:. t,. i", NiCSiraguan an impossibltlt)rem.- i.., aaSklnlt ih I'oiteH sautes and proved
any obligation to Hi,- minefrom whom they were taken.
Every act charged Karnerun.;ainst these respondents "MinisteIn usual and ordinary mnnitloiis
Years.Sh inillcr Get!lie-'- : Want of wile bve to leave the not kmrile liedI, II- I- e hit
,.f the holdb the bankfollow me in
rotlld SOSHJfe Niearaguan canal rollmd naval base in Bay of FOIMSCS f'
iS.ano.oan.Adjourned l:(G p. m. until no.
oursi of husine4 and is more consist-- , protectorate and moss into Spanish on theni with innocence than with guilt." territory together with my troops ami "I w
'staff. All Hie snk and wounded are Brodie
m .. ., w nun, i
v Haven, Conn . Feb. IS. -- Troop son, head olibe Conned tloul national guard, obtained (",,00was mobilised late todav for a St. I.nllis. paw
de call lo Strike-ridde- n An- - to five years il
is frank rin'mp.'id of swindlers whoun Henry lallanti a.kcT, Was sentemedig Sing Louis Weiss.
than two nor more
l -- nit, who are close o,i the heelsf tin enemy and are annihilating
them or taking prisoners at the tailends of Turkish olumus.
We captured at Krierum the en
I inner Hank ITc-idei- it dieted. ,.,r,. Thej tirafton. W. Va.. Feb 18. A spe- - frontier ih
IIOI S- elal grind Jury here today Indicted ti. fejaj ,1,
gin upontotal t.Vifrom Adluianl leiH.'d to not Ie;il th, idzed the money in the cashlei'ast ure tori i iss and a laTK ait of the
and becked all pi rsons in the bank iligh Sheriff Huku, of New Haven than three ye n s and six months, enemy's fo ld artilli. Up to theniinue.l general debate on post-- 1 L'nsriei K. inirnui. io,,oei irnaav. yeaierosy.third menit Ihe walls with theirlor "Tin Si, a nisi, gov ernme lellce Willih vv, hav. eounte.l 21111 ruiis
taken a huge quantity of arbe robbi is darted ool olippto- - transport to Fernando I'oCe appropriation bill,'aptain McKean toM the navalunttteg th.. navy d, ,artnient s
ded sentence, I realise W, h,t v v i ars old, and In i p rv
I, I. phone today andreceived Instruct ionsi. ti:iii,.ii of ihe hank's funds. Colonel cnmlnsr from the protectorate. Kean- - J.ank and int., an aiitionoliil. . n munitions and arms, several
I . ... . ... , . ... ... ..... .. ... a . . . ,.,.. ., .... a 1 .. .. .. ai 'a.. . .. ... ,1,1., ... ., . , i.e. 11,1 11..V.1.. ,, 1, . . , .var plans arc kept well up to date John T. Mel. raw, WCm vns-mi- i nuo,- nauons nn me oeians 01 iniernmeni auv ues,ioe-i- i o. .,i, even ,0 mo ,,, Ua i.m.u.r mma iu 10. j, uw unuu, ..m- - k wuhub ... aiw uozen moior cars, wireless apparatusnd he saw no need of a general st iff her of Ihe national democratic com- - have not yet been concluded. This details of their inake-uji- slocking Order before I'aHing noon Ihe MtUttS, was known as the "steerer." was ifnt and a pontoon bridXe park. The
vrli..,,rn..a ,i - - ,,' r,,,on niiltee was indicted as I" ing an a' --
'
report is wriHen en route. leaps pulled over t be, r faces with holcsjTbe sheriff is tdanning to aend fifty to th penitentiary for an Indeteimi- - number of other trophies taken andbefore the fact. d EBEiiMAVKR." dep tomorrow. of the Turk mb soldiers captured inday.
TWO ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1916.
DISAPPROVAL OF UNCLE SAM LAYSLAVATIGN SCAWOA
Mammoth Spray PumpsMyersPOLICYTEUTON TO BE PROBED LEGAL BANDS ON
THREE EDITORSAuction Salei BY WASHINGTON BY COMMITTEE
Makes Sen-- 1 Mexican Agitators ill Los An- -Senator RoWnseiStarting Today, 2:30 p. m.
Spraying Does
Pay and Is
Necessary To
Insure a Good
Crop
plomatic and Consular Off-
icers of United States Noti-
fied That Government Con-
demns Sinking of Ships,
I'eles Indicted for Publica-
tion of Incendiary Attack?
on Carmnza Government.
shtional purges of Ineffi-
ciency in Management of
Station at San Diego.At 307 West CentralCOMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF A APART-
MENT HOUSE TO BE SOLD TO THE HIGH-
EST BIDDER FOR CASH
Note the Following Articles
IB MONN.NO ftCCl A L LIACtO WlfttlI .ok Angeles. . IS. Knrlqur
(T MONNIN9 JOUftNAL iNCCIAL LtAftfO '
V. iHhiiiKl. il, Feb. is. K. iiHi.ii..n,,JOUN,l ,f,'l Lf' WISH
Washington. leb, is. ibrmaii.i(ponM t the latest request n( th Miignii, Iticnrdo Klores MugonKli
i r una w i c. OWert, editors of Blcharges again. I In- u aviationservice, with ii demand far immediateInvestigation by oongress, were made(ikitmi. I ilir vv i. rial Itcgelicracioii, a local .M.M.'aii yapp
. fedUSillg
today i.i forc the annate military com-jpo- r, war Indicted late today bj
mltte hi s. nnior Uf.i'innoa. of Ar-lo- grand Jury on a hinge ofMil'
Myers" Sprayers are made in many sizes and shapesfor all spraying conditions. See our
stock of sprayers.
Raabe & Mausrer)rei
Mnttissers. Chiffoniers, Commodti!e Wardrobe, Beds, Sprint;
I miordance Willi established princi-ples of international III M is expected
! her.- to Ik- Ii flu! statement that as-- ,
xurun.'.'H previously given in t h- U
sltaiila and Aral.i. eases bod to doOfrtj with unarmed vessels, '""I 'hatIII" C.iiliian government must feelcertain Hmi Iti nubmarjfien whichwi.ri. ii merchant ship wQI no( be at.
iliinct- -
Kansas. ,. declared that 1" sri Vice I 1111 mails tg .)n( He murder ami ni.wits ' contemptibly Inefficient," and utlmi. Warrants for the man Wei
Hmi it h.ii.i, (jeuteaant ColoitoJ loaned by Judge Oscar A, fi ipi-- t i
Samuel Rober, not vnh was makingjthe iintcd' states dietrlct court.ff.ni to impiov,. it but dellber- - lHv War Indicted on thfee count
ntfly wax preventing Hi" finf from each dtlng eoHtorloja' printed in Bt m
Ci
aoies, Nairn'hairs, kock-Kitchc- n
Ta-oa- l
Heaters,m&n other
Rugs, Linoleum, Dining Tables. Kitchen Safe, Gis Ranges,k Stoves, Dishes, Cooking l't:les i'"' numerous to inentioti. and RanchHi III' I
generacion,the Cnltr-i-l
HllOSC of till
attaching t ii actionsiat"." governmenide facto Mexican go
kSupplies.
' STREEtharms r, ills
prnbablv Will ask' I'm.rr.,foreign NORTH FIRS'All VOI1
thatll inthe Mi
incnt.file "ilitorial
count i.f tln ivOoeein new of ttythinf
cannot afford to nuarc
I youI't fipec
united mates for its definition r dJ fonnlve U i inn merit
hull. nil. him of what iii' Onrman raI ply ma) be nre understood to have d December is, Inwon publish
firstm.'iitI, ami
with- hanifavorTliat
roadaij "WiIkou in In connivance'Uairanza licunuMo UM old sharp
i "a. hlnK im MUpcrlorH.freoottta in- - .i Pata,
The aonator appeared b'fora the. onimiiti " with a aiaga of aula, in-- I
rludlnK photogeapbic r"pi. a 'i lettoriwinch ii" nald had i. . "ii Aichanged btween Colonel lleber ami Captain Ar.
Ethur H. ('..wan, loiiimiiililin the avl- -
atlon Htation at san Diego, At leoelpari of thiB avldencr wa peoduoedbefore h" court martial ftl Han Kran-- I
' Ibi o whi. h reoentlj ni.-- Lleutehhnit". lent i.owIh B, ooodier, nccufd fImproperly nHerlni certain rhaVgefiled by othrr offlccra uKiiinHt rap-- !
(Kin CowanlAirrplH from l.i't("rs.
Th" fimlltiifH of llili COUM inartiil
J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer BRIAND MINISTRY ifully sustained; I Wanted I
proRiiaed Wilson thai Im wouldAtaeridan catritaileta m Mexico,
A
AZTEC FUEL CO. OY
been xlvi in Informal coBveraatlonabetaffen utat1 departmeid offlclalaand Teutonic dlplomata Hnbe Oeriniin ami AiiKtrla ann'nii, ed I heirIntention ol etnalng all armed anew)inervhatitmeN after Ki iirim-r- i".i.
DttfaiiprotM Qerfniia Poaltlon,
The Called Knui'K today made itOral formal .In. Iiiiallon thai ' doetnot an . i't im legal tin- announced ulteittldjaa a tna Teatonic powera whenin.' atate department eenl o aLpio.untie und conaubvr refiraaeniatlvaaabroad, for their Information noiifi-cMlo- n
thnt tiii ativernmani eonaldtm that marehani "Iiipm have n rkht
to rariy d.fi'iiHiv" iirrnnnnnl. Thdlipatchea contained Mcarpta fromiii'UMiiniinr article! aatttM forth the.
SCHOOLHICH CONFIDENCE VOTEDnow ai" In thn Iannis ,,f a MpHCinl
commission of ifrnn offlceri appoin'- -
is to a.v. Carran.a has promised to(lerlver the iUtexican people, tied handami toot to (he sani" rapacloun Am-ericii-
plutOoroCy that Dian fay. .red."The editorial Qtfoted in the MlCOnil
count was pttbliahod SeptemberI Kir,, and Was devoted target lo nappeal to Mi xl. aiw In refuse to (1
liver their arms to the 1'nrraiiz.a gov.'I IIIlK lit.
The third and loinrest edllorlal uponwhich the third count Is based Won
printed November I, nur.. it urg.--
attacks nKiiiiiKi the "chiefs and offi-
cers of the ue facto government "tMexico."
"We, the dialnherlted mtiBt rid out
IN CONTROL OF
Our Coal Burns.GALLUP LUMP
GALLUP
SUGARITE LUMP
sugarite trrevBRILLIANT Gralr
ed bj the MOPg necretafy of war tomake a reporl tn Pretldeni Wilton,The comrnjnioo is undefmood to beconHlderlng what ad Ion nhoald betaken us the renuli of rovclattonn during the trial concerning Colonel itc-be-
Captain cowan and the nervk"
Socialists, Believing Too Much;
Power Is Delegated to Gen-
eral Staff, Bring Questionto Issue,
2.500 STRIKERS
EVERY MAN AND BOY
AT THE
GOLDEN RULE
Dry Goods Co.
at 7:30
TONIGHTSee Special Values and
Window Display.
Remember, 7:30 p. m.
kenorauy, aa well is tiie court n de- -
i Ision us to Colon. Hoiatler. Senatorfrom eelvei of those who are in our wayNAilVE KoiaiiHim read liberal excerptaAND MILL WOOD
PHONE 251Ins nllotoeraphs of I. Hers and .Uot- - IV MOBNINd JOUHNAL MSCIAL LIA9KP Willi
uls, Feb. IS (r.:4:. p. m i TheJoseph Giohol, Who Speaks
Seven Languages, PreventsViolence and May Brin.,r
If we can, by h"ok or crook, the sameas wn get rid of the tiger, aa wn
annihilate the rattlaanaHbi ni we.rush th" tarantula,'' one portion otil reads:
p. nation of Hi" CTnNad HtaliH. In
tins connect tan it banana known t imtiti" iwedtah aovarnmont had inatruct. il lln eonautnr offleera to iuIvIhc allHwi'itiHh euhjecti preparing to enhark on v'hk"Ir of th" entente allienof llir wariilnit gtVen by ilirinanvami Auatrla.
it ih conaldared certain 'thai thequestion of defining defenalve arthameni will be tho ihihIh of lengthy nagot lut Irani with tii" central owara oo
ginning whan Uw reply im received tothe meaaaga outlining tha vlewa of
i Aristide Itrlaud was ti'i- -
iu he chamber of deputiesthe socialists and the radi-t- n
who, after loiix prepara-- tto overthrow th" K"M 'n- -
in mist i
uaiphantltoday ovecal social!lion, sou;
l.l'llIK..- -! . I' l,f Wi II Ml
Anson m,ice ai ir points ypu tii" road yoilake," said another para
"Hoishouldgraph,
"Itel
mi-il- l on
tabulated,Tht iroopB of Km Caticaaaa iirmy.
iioiwIthntiiiiilliiK tht- Biii'i' in' fffoiiHjimandad H thfm in ih eaaaaieeaflKlitlr.K for OTar it month umtor inont
the quei lion win titer il W(
ntlng to., much authority t
staff.i alnst tt
itain theMnpiined
l governmentstriumph of thein the declora- -
''., .ftUIINA. ' ' IA. . I,lin WINII
AiiMonlii, Conn., I'.h Is. JotiepiQrohol, a youth Juki "ill of hlath
until youprinciples
not delegfla
had beentary rjinrwas based
.posed attcommon AAAVv --VvvvtivyvvUnited Stati s win. h mi nt yonH.li.M.I win. Bi.cakH a u u a k: n ' '
Relieves CATARRHrs for i
ick on the ministrytalk in pailiamcn-mont- h
past. II
political rivalriesmes over the ena
theOf September, I'.il I.
'Mexican liberalthat advocate the
of authority ami the
(ion on ill.- - Zendhrpodlted by thiparty' principle!death of i apltal.
u Captain Cowan as writing to C..I-lon-
iteber- thnt if the nnrvtca BVOr
came under invest icat Ion by any oneOUtnidO the signal corpi it Would lieim possible to "xplain the "rotten waym which Iho work lias I. ecu handled."
j other letters were produced to show(that favoritism was practiced In thej promotion of im n in thr service,
ikrocit I'lacgnvit.The senator charged that Colonel
I itei.er bad proinpi.ii captain cowanIi. practice "contemplil.lc ilei. il" to.
'
ward condrenamen who visited theaviation station, ami that lie attempt
led to net into the annual approprta-tio- n
bill in connection wltli the itemlor pHtcHaie of airships; a itrovisionfor the purfhkoe r.f "aocnanoria' withwhich to luiy airtomobflea He said
lib" colonel wrote that "the word'acCeanorlvf Will be like charity, andcoyer a multitude of sins."
Another letter on Which the .sena
it. i nni..rff. ihf drrman ambaaaador,nan eenl his governninht, in tttUi
.iiHpatiii iho ambaaaador tranaanlttadai inme length th" vlanra axplatocd to
more oi
al differthanhisto
BLADDERand all
enlarges in
24HOURSTh.
din t id' the war. Mr. I'.riand ctoppom nts by daelinlag veaotutel lyhave tiieir LAterpellntlon dtacueai
bin. in Heeretary Lanalnath in
iiiffi. nit gaograplUoal t dltloiu, haveHtffered but ullnlit Iohi-- ami ari'Mldy for fri'nh rxploltM wlon lliclr
Mo'r.lun rlilef 0Vaa ItM onlcr."KlMCk era: imr wiirnlilpM hava
conttnued their aperatioat in theniiKi raglaa. Waal af Trablaond per- -
manent InlilHru have I" . n dmniiacdaim ftftaan Mltlna niiipH tteatroyed,
"in th chui'iuiim eaaai region ourIroopH hai tlllo(1i.-- il,, . in mi v fronu KtrirM of poHitioiiH .mil aptured prlaon. in, ermn, nunltlona ami K ' 1
InK infttcrlal.in thf iaoabatadi .iiKiriit the Oar
ma tin ("'tit rloildH of iinpli) Xial iliK, miH
is m.t nxpocteo r
llcXt HClk.i v'
lllBt Of the chanil.,'1- - and demanded a
hoidH i be aalaara at powi ( lonmhiin iho aifike Kiiiiati'Hi lor, arhereover 1,099 peraona are Idle m lha rehuh of ii Ktrikc of J.B00 dthpldyap olviirioim iuiiih of tin' Aniprican Braalroinpiiny (iroliol wai- t I t to ronllolnti'ii of i li'vcn nat H.iialli i. H ami
miuli rlmli tiian of a in ir -
that will officially preaenl plana toDonipan) afflatala al meetlni tomarrow. da i not mi employe of theoonoern, bttl addraaaad i Btaai meeblux of tin' atrikdri tonlfhl urging tiunaceealty of paace and order.
ifiDSiFltWfc.Mm Writ" I'orinul Not
uB acb otMnn bwrff tit,W ' "" c j ' s x" t (MIOVj
.'IJMJ.V tt ltt. jconfidence in the .government, Thiswas Riven, 3U4 to )!.
Xot all those voting nguinvt post-ponement of M. Kerry's resolution mayhe considered as Opposed to the
tit ti nrui(t,tB..ft
ntata(iiu'BI Ionlb" MM
in" watrfi
ii wan adrnltted at tipal tmenl to'la that thew i itlng a t i null not" on
of th" condacl of nubmajnttef tin ' nmplete derm (ionorrliu-- ami (.loo.an a. ri Big 6 relieved in 1 (o jdsys.
Big G Is lion poisonoutuod effpcllve in treai- -
man ufartu rent n ppealed Off KihlN anil roveni (rilI in-- , nWhen
rert
bo
tor "J"'" Itislincleil Captain ('.wallto have prepared denlgnn for sheets
lion imd Hi nppendla hnvc heftireived, was under conatderatlon,in cfitnin Hun Auatrla atdo winll. i i feel a c.ld coming on. take
'K BROMO QtlfKlNB. It
upon our Utacjtei, Toda) thein oatlcta on the nth our airman ta ; n not
tliri'U la.mbii on llm'.arr. in thi'!m( n,,, koDaleeter aftdr prolongafj arlillery latuiattofi aid
troopga Ih" Will ftOt I rlStBM. Pmumlax attof
atuWith the views, of the Unitedurpplled I
L'lirgy of all religions."When tin- - officers went to the plant
of lb.- naWapaper to arrest the Maaon'brothers there was a scene of disor-- 'iler. Knr.iie I'lores Magon resistedbut was quickly subdued, lticardo1Klores Magon, also is said to havenhowed resistance bj a dinplay of fir.-- ,
arms. ,S. yen printers iind a number,of M. si. ails, who had rushed into theoffice, became Involved in the fight,The Magon brothers ware finally tak-- 'eu lo the county Jail, the hour beingloo late for them to provide boodelwhich bad been fixed ly I'nited Stales'Jude Oscar A. Tnpi'ct at $ 1,060 each.when '"' Inauad bench warrants,
The Magon brothers were convictedin tlie I lilted Sl a t 'S district court hereIn July, tftl, n chargea of violatingthe neutrality laws in fomenting arevolution n Lower California, (inthai conviction Ni. y were sentenced totwenty-thre- e months each on Mc.Neil's island, H'nii. After their con-- 1
Vlction the priln e here were calledupon to dtnpeme a mob of nymptvtlilin-er-n
that congregated in front of th.--
federal bOlldlng.
is cause ..I Colds 'ml Grip, OnlyBROMO QUININE." K. W,i.'s Itgnature on box. 2.r,c.
BV I'.-I)TJ,- .
J'arcel Post if desire- d- Frier f 1, or V bottles $2 7iPrppth-- byTHE EVANS CHEMICAL CO., CINCINNATI, rf,
OneonoMelllat pi Ithough no far an can on "
i no gtepn in this direction
' to lie pl.K eil under thetors" so s e can' say weaeroplanes."
Tht ci rruUHte wilt aSenator Iloluns. us' reniin v notlgal i"ii Senator
jtlie chairmAn, Ueebu
et been tak tl
r
t Monday On
lution for anChanberlain,d that th"uitlgated an1
all) beforesubmarine
en days reuand Austrian
1.1.
man
An mil. lent!-- j
mid, claim. id tOthe Industrial
i. addrenaed th
(hullrantedricii inbe anW'ui k.rowd,
tn
A Aii whOj itnrganlaar
of Ih" ptii into effect theirers li.'slll t chargen should be Im zoils unload the date forof the new campaign is
Willie tlie United Stales
lid noi undoratand imumuch onfUHlon.
ordei ed t he speaker toWhen he failed 10 do
him from the plat- -
mi tfiem wanQrohol thena" the hall., Urohol tin
i ii av e naked for a post-- 1
lie C. rin,nii unilaissadorJaffa Grocery Co."GOOD THINGS TO EAT"
expressed the ..pinion that i he com-
mittee would order promptly a 1'aV-- ii
. 1. 1" report on the resolution. Someof the coniiiiitieeirien Wggeoted thatan llWCntlgating committee niiicht goto Sail DbngO' Colonel Iteher is sta-
tioned In the iffioc of the chief aig-n-
office there and has duc t charm-of the aviation bpgMh ..f the corps.
inetpoaed,S BM 111 BOl
.uii. meet... beHovedion of hihmi tile i
?
ftm Speaking In v ariousi. hoi nuggented thai a commutenamed to have fuii chaiKe of th
have "alii;. v ei nmeaiptOtO nppe
I the atlenI,, tiic fardix formlni
d"( larati"o reach ih
this reusoinot he BUT
III,, basis of the Hernialias not vet hul timeHit. t, deparlmeiit andn postpol.. mi ni would
UNCLE SAM TO HELP
CONTROL MISSISSIPPI!PRESIDENT CUTSUnci toniKht. uiii include n
week with si huiiis pa.v nine mid ahnif fog; overtime, and doable time for'gundayn ami hotidaya. Tn, companyhas been given nssiii m . s that noneif those on strike will be dlHcbnimsl
for Striking. Moth sides were hope- -
lui toniKht ..f n poaooaWe Battlement. j
pn piinitlon the I'litmy laiim bi'il anatiiu k aitiiltiHt .mi if ii. In s m arrjaoaienito, which reptileed, Korthcnin of Odai iiowttn (Bvtk"wina) amheavy aHlltery deatroyd ah enotn)battery,"
NtiT Ml't'll I OK I Iti HH,
UMBIM t I'Vi-- i us svlt.'llln, Feb l tla Loudon, Pet
in, 4 p. m) The lierlm newnpapemthin afternoon genern 11. accept a irn"ihc iinnoiino'in. tit from ivtronrad oftin captur- - or tOraerum. although it
bus m.t bynn oon firmed from Tarktehnouroea The ir in iiu lini it t.. minlinlr.i thr Iniiiort-iiici- ' of Hi" ItuhKlmi
' sb Th" l.okal Aiiioln. r says th.farta al Rreemm were aN and prahat iy contained no gunn that worn notbuilt morp than twenty y.ain iiko. Itpolntn out tiuii th" mountatootta dbt- -
tii. to tin' went of ICiva i uin mu kenpoontbte atfaaOve npponttlon by Hi"Tarkn to purnaing Kuaalatua
I'll" Ti.K"bnii thnikK ihc politicalmay ln iiior,' Important than
thn military cottaeauoneea it aaMeven111" ctf.'ct on th. milium irtuatlna willnot i." Mat, a the foetrefo tan nerveHie ftnanlnna for only untnunirtaal lo-
cal operatbuia.e
Hunt tlMMCMI DoOdll
bondOMi fb. IS ( H 0., p m i It Isoff!, tally ana .uncial dial Itcirjnal.iM' I., una. . bancfllor ,.f Hi.' . v, li.ii"i,has neat an appeal to teMka through6BI i.r"nt llrttKin asking thai thi J
pygi ci anoaaar la offer uii a tiiwhiiAmi uraii . ci. rules to th" ireaeury
M'CORMICK EXPLAINS
MUNITIONS PURCHASE
j MOBN.Na JOURNAL --.FACIAL LtASD WtM)Washington, Keb. IS. Active assist -
.anna In controlling ami preventing.floods on tlie and oth.rIrlvata is being planned by the federal
EI OPPRISON IJOUHNAL RC.AU ttASID ,!
Fell. lx. Cyrus II. McCor- -
?11
iiti
NEW HAVEN S SHIP si. but of the Interiiiltlonal I( iii" v.
arviGONVICI S,pr
Mil
T!
ompany, nave out the fot- -
. meat loiiiKhttejfnent before, a nah-co-
the senate at Washlni;ton1 In this afternoons .lis
government. Toe (tuention wan takenup fully at today's cabinet meeting af-
ter Secretary ltedfit-l- hud read a tel-egram uppoaJiiiK for naslatance fromtin New oilcans ClVC oiKailization.s.
The cabinet decided that SecretariesLatlH. Uedfiold and Houston, who havebeen ntudylng th" qiueailon for severalmonths, .should meet Jn the near fu-ture and decide on steps to bo takenb ihc government.
Today's SuggestionsEXTRA I.AKC.K r.AI.TIMORK OYSTF.KS
4 Large Heads California Lettuce 25Strawberry Pic Plant, lh 15cExtra Large Navel Oranges, oa 36
I'nll I'int Heinz India Relish !...2(V7 Bars Magic Washer Soap 25r.arpc Package GoM Dust 20Very Fancy Star Bacon, Side 32Star and I 'ryinniin ilanis, II) 20Large Jar Date Xnt Butter 25c
Jars Pane)' Table Mustard 25Laine Bottle Dtwkee's Salad Dressing 50cHeinz Sauerkraut, quftii "'Or?o Bottles Del Mmite Rreserx-e-s .'!..$1.2012 Cans Good Tomatoes, 24b $1.0012 Cans (ci.nl fun, $1.0012 Cms Good String Beans $1.0012 Cans Qood IVas $1.25
ofrt.
tiT?i1111
11
tI
If
LINE FAVORED
BY NEW EIMGLAN
m.NNAl BPSCIAL I IASI D WMM1
i'eb. is Prealdenitrack eighteen months
teem of two years im-tin- e
of l,(0(l upon Wii- -
W ashiiiKtoiWilson tislajfrom the prlsponad with a
itchisti-- r
Vmue.' thr,
that the International Maribmpany furnish 'd money foritaut ravolutiOB is utterlv un-l- i
has never, directly or imli- -
bad ah) connection with po it. im ii vi i. im rung, Jr. of Philadel-phia, for Ins part ill 111" activities ofthe International t.ninlicr and lieyel-opnten- t
eompeny, whose officials woreconvicted In a tcleral court of con-spiracy to defraud.
Armstrong, who was secretary ofthe . i ni .a ii v, was found KUihv withChallos M' Mahon, John It. Mar. la.y,
Isaiah Miller ami Albert 0
III. lit Neallr.
lb.-i- l
.1
'I'd. s
llartf
litical conditions in Yucatun or ony-whe-
elae in Mexico.This charge greWa out of the fact
that Ho- harvester company Ix a largeuurchoeer "t sisal, the proJjaclppUpi .duci of Vucatan ii purchasessisal thrOttgh Avelino Monies, u
Wealth mei limit .if M. rida. Vu.atan,who pui.has.il the slsa ami pall theplanters with his own funds. In theregulai course of buaUienn in Febru- -
ir ih. govei ir
fork, New Raol In get lid of
railroad irob- -
i n adeaaate ran
.Mexican Mujor Is Wllef,Nuevo LoradO. .Mexico, Kch. IS.
M.t. lor Soto, a son of Ihe former com-- iinlander ol the Nuevo Laredo garri-- Inoh, was OJSeated bore today charged
j with having stolen property in illspossession. Two M.'Xican soldiershad been arrested previously. A
business man was robbed last nightJoint and n is charged purl of 111"
money was found m Major Soto DMsession.
HIVE COLOR IN HOUR CHEEKS
Ml III HINTNFood is n.ii sun.
nwiihem hm thailor independent
sue. essf ullvi retght
. ould all of thcni receiving the same sen-tenc-
Apidications for pardon (orb. i stgtMIt is aptad Datse
should Bakery Departmenthen .Nature civ en
nomnthlng is weoragWill, th" f 1 Tilew..) fmtrtful and onnsm
To put off the ham". hi ) may be irrcpuinOIUI lli.lll NHVB
land gteetnehln nubsldtan
nry. 1916, Montna had made a con- - all the convicted men wcr.- - denied andtract for sisal for th, harvester coin- - the president refused to commute thepah) ii with th.- Yucatan reg- - gehtencea of any except Armntrong. TSiulatlng uommtttee. the agrnc) through lattW wao in poor health for somewhich Co fuoatan government con- - tunc, ami his ahollcatlon was heM up
my, a Now RaGardner was ubegun here to'ommerce com
ompMr
.'iringstate
Whip C ream Ruffg, Xnt Loaf Cakes. Anl 1
0, Clements on the Snn lniie Cakes, MOca Cakes. Mutter Creamhid 'iiTake
die,Ik.W
New llm application tO retain con- -Cor v
any oresof break
Be Better Leooking-Oli- ve
Tablets 'ntter.mi controls, tin- .stsal t,, determine whether he was fncura- -
hlv ill Today tthe Whlc House wasonly a small part of this advised thut he hud recovered and ithad been delivered, the wa.s decided that he should not be
ni of Yucatan peremptorily pardoned
x. akes. All Kinds Layer CakesCakes, Pound Cakes,
s 1 caild OOt salt Iv . Att I tried v Mil. His k cili-food- .
t.ut the W.T. allmem. ft which .ive Hie
rsrtio hes. I drank Ml "towinch appeared le bene
dlst ressinr.C.dfrt-- , trt, trcsu oread and Hot Rolls h:rr P v (i 11 o'CIock.notifi. ,1 Monte
rt.llvthai no more stsil iHoWfVer, as evidence was submitted
re, on this contract ,,, .si,. thai ArmstrOi was not a dielit me at tn. tin,., la.i on. ,i to th Don't forget Bran Bread. W e take special care withwould i.eunless besrumeni
iiu,Ui d U, w
m mission uall enters for special (Ycasions and shouldtuna laa gov- - ln.iIIIK figure in the conaplracur and
letter of credit probably was misled by older men. you con- -
artwwoi uld Iitor N.-- Vorh lands tennjjiate giving a r111 ex. hallK" for ,1,,. ,.,, 1..,..,.,,n..,t 10 '. e tn figure with von.Ynctitiin . urreit 1'nilvr this com ih,. laBArlh ,,f lha nce
nts forCHASE D iPFEE
tr.d of us iteemablp lines tinder thePanama cdhal not,
t'onttniiHtioti of th. N,-- Havenscontrol. Mr QaedlMf declared, meanspuhiic oiim im ii.i-- and ooaamannlaiiilvanlaii, s t..r New Knghiiid and w illnot reduce or exclude competition by
wai.r hi any mdeponndanM iineo. AtCo- poll? while the N'.-- Havensboats t..ie h. Ii. said, then- - was id- nt;.f wharfage room far other lines if
they cured lo compct., and he assert-ed thai the New Haven was doingliollllllK I" plevei.l Ih. eSt'lhllslUllelll
f nub PoildnWll s' rviceTh. chamhetft of commerce ..f IIon- -
tmi and Provident ce antoui IM firmand UkS'M lut Piiin located in and nearPinjnldence in. slerrtouitW anvaaaa-Hon of New York ami the WholesaleShoe leug.i. ii.d rwdni gnaa whi.hth, senMaaHntea nawtlMesI as ofntoI. .im' favoring tbe Nam llsvxn'e ap-plication.
TEid-
SAX lit JNe Finest Or
A AXD
There U
If your skin Is ysllow '
pallid tongue coated appetite poorou have a bad taete In your moulb abuy, reeling you shonld take
Olive Tublets.Or K.lwards' Olive Tablets 11 sub-
stitute for calomel were prepared byHr. Edwards after IT v,srs of studywith las pstlents.
Or. Kdwur-- l' Olive TsbleiK are a pure--iv vsgetable eompeimd mixed with oiiveoil. I..11 will know them by tltelr olivecolor.
If you want a clear, pink skin, brighteve.--, no pimples, a teelinir ot buovauivlike ehllilboxHl days, you inut gel at the. a use.
Hr. Edwards' Olive Tablets n,-- t on theliver and bowels like calomel yet have nooaanjerpaa after err.,ii?f ,,", !ln,, overcome con- -
That's whv milhons ofAh SVusmslT y 1C ::'C Kr.eurrer.',l.r, ,W0 h !
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. O.
bend. ii hi s afterwardA frlen.l persuaded m.- null
coffee am) 'it. itan h) breakfastfoods, slid use Pomuni and tilNuts laslead l shall nev,itaking bin adv i. .
"The changr It workedwonderful. n hav . nion olthe dUtrensniK 101m in inStomach after eating, ami I d..nheadaches. I have galmd 12 i
in .eight and feel i . n i n"Orape-Nul- s make. rt.
well as a nutritious dish mi. I i .1
that I'ostiini Wsria-- s ilv 11. v i
prodUtCS dNp' I'M. I ftl II
"Therr's a Iteaami." "by Poslum Co., Hattle Creek Mich
above kltci ... vI v. iiujI tbeone apix-nri- - from linn i llm flunr,. . lrn ami I .. I "I ImnianInu-rrsA- t.
Iioop- - all. d to Protect Sheriff.Clurksdale. MM., F-l- . U. ttalg
iTtKUgn uud.-- r . oinmntid of Adjutant(i.m-r.i- l Scil.s loduy look charge ofthe oifi.e of (it,, sheriff of Coahagfiacounty to uphold the authority of J.H Kisb. receMay appointed shnriflbp Governor inii.., u awncejad J- - O- -
pulsion. ,Mo in.-- , :, '.etter of.in and after woida snndn a pay
melll ..ii 11 in New York withhi- - . nit (amis None of ihe hnrxest-.--
. 011 1..111 v inonev tin, used in thet, ansm (ion The harvester companv.lid imt know of it until some time
the traaaacttoa was aompleandIf sue of MesttaW mon thus
under the compulsion ,.f his'own n,.v eruineiii, was used l Ihe Yu- -
'..it . oniiniKMoiieift for buying mu- -
n ii, 11 .i- - vviciont th" snnaileitgi
JAFFA'SI'HOXES 3 and 221 ', CENTRAL
HaiiRh who was removed from offi' elv the go' eenor. llaugb u seekingto have Ihe suprrme court enjoinKtsllel ll.-ii- exMCISills office untilthe Court: can pass on hie eligi'Mhf
nn,t ih.. ...ittrol of ihe liarviftter company. 4 ;.-- a
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1916. THREE
AZTEC GOLD Millthese particle appear to bo rathergenerally distributed tb rough theshale, imt in others' they occur espeolally in Uu k nodular masses of heavy
ittv t
S DESCRIBED AS Positively YOUR FINAL CHANCE At Our Hugecrystalline rock that ap-n.i-
chiefly of chlorite,s are particular!) tough!g, for they constitute the
ichesThe ii' iii'.;. :uiii is treatre is fit
A REAL BONANZA null.h i uf the goldamalgamatingmi the
in the smelterImpounded for
concentrates are sentand the tailings an
clfax County Property One future treatmentt tiiii i cntiy tiie greater part id
of the Richest in New Mex- - th Ore mined came from the lowerpan uf the conglomeratic sandstonein frmn tin- - fractured portions uf theshale close tn the COhtact, Sparksftninj it mostly lu rusty rone be-
tween the Sandstone and the shale in
calacareous geugue matter, alnly asfree gold but aisu in the sulphides,The ore handled ranges in value from$15 to $l!!ii per ton, In ten monthsmore (han 2.1 00 tons have been treat-ed averaging $ i u 7 o o a ton. Of thisso per f iit was recovered by amal-gamation and JO per cent from theconcentrates. A small amount ofgold remained in Iho tailings ami thatWill be recovered later.
Combination Selling SensationTODAY and MONDAY End the CLEARANCE SEASON In This Store
ico. According to Bulletin
ksued by Government,
mi,FtRIl- - CtMI.CNOlCl T& MORN NS JOURNALl
Hants fe, Feb, i a New Mexicouiaitta if described in a pamphlet
Willi T. Lee, .Hist issued by thenltPd States geological survey. It isii Aztec gold mini- nt llaldy, Colftxm 11 ty, owned by Jan Van ftouteti,rank and Charlva springer ami bjm
i, i. til s, which lias produced a quayr of h million dollars the past tenonlhs, after having lain idle fOfii Mils. In I still tin- mint yielded
I ."hi. nun and the nearby placers2,i0,0do but since then prospect
p failed to locate any other onidled thftt it Paid to mint', until lastat, wiii n Hie present itrtks wastitle anil is still producing.Thiff'tiilne was descrloed by R, Wnymond in ltfl ami later by k. a.
STATE MUSEUM NOTES Tuesday, Washington's BirthdayWE WILL CLOSE FOR THE ENTIRE DAY
WeWe
Do WhatAdvertise
(mciai- connisrotiocNct IO MOSNINtt JOUSNAl
Santa I'c, Pelt. ft,
Hearst, the millionaire publisher, Willi
build a Santa Pe style resilience atSan DlegO. W. Templeton Johnstonwill build a. Santa Ke style residencelor himself .at San lic;, on a t rest
.loin.Mini
president 01 irve nenooi ors al KoCotfO, anil L ''. lira top of
Kcologlrajl Uvey. An udii atavt-sev'er- a)
ifeari ago was driventh,id
It has been a period of Big Value (living and of most generous patronage. The final DOLLAR DAY SALUSFOR TODAY AND MONDAY are offered as convincing evidence of our appreciation.
Therefore, for Today and Monday, Last Days of Our Clearance Sales, We Offer theMost SWEEPING ONE DOLLAR COMBINA TION BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
House Cleaning Is in Order After the Big Selling Riot Since January 15.
IT IS TODAY AND MONDAY OR NEVER FOR THESE GREAT VALUES
THE GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS COMPANY
overlooking the Mission valley,A. .1. Shut well, of San Ulcgo, writes
the museum for a picture Of SamBridgeT, the famous scout, saying: "IIdiscovered a portrait of up old friend,!Mm I'.ridgcr, the famous scout, whom
I followed many hundreds of milesduring the Indian wars with Sioux audiCheyenne In i6t and IMS, I wagthen a member of the Eleventh Ohiocavalry, stationed at Kurt Laramie1 last saw Brldgcr at POM Kearny, the.first week of January, 1860."
Nathan J. lioldsmith, Who Wa W illithe summer school In th Kilo de losPrljoles. six years ago, was a visitor to I
the museum today. He is now a man-- 'Ufacturlfig chemist in St. Louis. Hebrought his father, H. Goldsmith,!whom many Santa Kcarts will recallwith pleasure, to Bl Paso, to spend
through severs! small deposits ofmodern.! oly rich ore and In August,1914, entered a large body of highgrade ore yielding an average of ISO.'000 a month.
The mini- is located at an altitudeof more tint n 10,01111 feel, or .'.liOO feelbeneath the top of Bttidy peak. Themine Is connected by. Wagon road with
t.- park. Ore was firm discoveredby an Indian 'who fifty years ngo ex-
hibited SOmo specimens of t opper oreat Fort Union, The Mystic lode wasthereupon located at an altitude of1,200 feet, a party bent out In IMdiscovered placer gold on Willowcreek on the western slope of MountHaldy and $2. 250, 000 worth of orewas taken from the placers. In 1SHK
the oUtcrOp of the lode mine was dis-
covered anil the Aztec mine was open-
ed on it- A p mill was put inoperation, the ore averaging $(iS..X3
tier ton and 11, 250,00 to $1, 500, 000erere taken out. It was B V. Dee-hay-
who, following the due givenby j, T. Sparks, who discovered thedeposit being worked at present.Boms difficulty is found in obtainingwater for the mine although it Met
at the head of I'tg i reek. The forma-tions are Pierre shale of Cretaceousand the Raton formation of earlyTertiary age. Tim ingeous lock con-
sists of quarts nion.onite porphyry In
dikes and sills. A prospect tUnnel1.400 feel long on the west side ofMount liiijdv weiu tluopgh six such
n ii
Healthlio.oo,Kcdlllo,$10.00,SALTS FINE FOR
William.'. s;il,ir. 75.00,Walker, salary, R:i.:i3.K. I Matlillson, salary, $100110,M, Harris, salary, ur,.oo.
iirrough Ad. M'h. Co.. repairs,the Com- -
.loanI iff leer,
It. W.menialageni oj
TLII
3.1
Antoinette Donnelly's Talksto Women on Beauty Topics
Wiley,rluli. ii be si
manager oflutes that'cured at a
some lime for his health.Mrs. M. M. Thornton yesterday be-- 1
came a member of the Archaeological '
Society of New Mexico. J. W. McCoh-nel- li
of New York City, w ho was "TheI Servant In the House" in last even-- lling' Rid path play at the Masonic ca-
thedral, also became member of theiAArohaeologlcal society.
"Olchotomou Sm iai Organisation laj8oUth Central California," by Kdward;Wlnalow G Ifford, Is the formidable;
'sounding title of monograph re-- :
celved by the museum today from the
countyliir' ex
M. Mundell, expres.vACHING KIDNEYS Pedro Or lego, hidgfNina Cable. Hiirvid
glectlon, 't i".as stenogra
Dhit. Ait'yYou Are Thin,XK of the chief liintliaiu-e- to :i
pense t,f gl.gOO.Op. The governmentpiivs 1,060.00 nd 1100.00 will beraised by subscription if the countywill pay 11,000.00. It is ordered thaithe unity appt "PI late Jl.UOil.lltl d
the salary of the county agentAdjourned to meet on call of the
'hail man.Approved,
M R, BPltlNQER,a tie. a Temporary nhalrntw
pher, i''ii.!io.H, 11. Cornell, postage l
Iffloe, l,g0,Adjourned to February IIApprovi d0 lean reinun getting ft Of I fl
person getting thin Is the los i gni i Ity of LaUfornta, put u is mmerest to anthropologists and NHPKLD,heart in tin-- natter, ti
We cat too much meat which1
clogs Kidneys, then theBack hurts,
AtaFRBD iuiAttest
Antoinette Donnelly's Ansncrs.ffhVH KVKS; A K'ltl .'. ft. I In. at Out
use of hi should Weigh 10 pounds. Yousse yours In the right weight. You won'thave anything nan, to worry about In
that linn, will you'.' A girl with darkbrown hgtCi WjM "l aiid vivid coloring
in ,iir black, cream and Ivory white,golden snd soidt-u-iii- brown; all shadsiof blues; all shades of gray, especiallyblue-gra- y; npstard and amtet yeiiow;
K i
or one' Halt 'man.clerk.is UHelft.t. to do ;t ii y hi tig f
sell ami v "h Henri sMdA B, wai.kki:the Chumash
J. i'. H uiillKAmerican Ar
in lb.the i
Sa Hlaif tin
t'trk iitnonBasbara i
School ,,i. K, W M.KKR, Clerk.
citesneartonehae
fOldthe Session held robruary i. Hie,
ll. Present: lion. A. (Irunsfeld. Chalr--1. insills aggregating 125 feet. Th.ore is closely associated withIfgneous rock, especially at Itstact with the shale.
ceiiioeii ai formation.
gust,If you are vory thin you can't iret eem- - i
fortsbiy fl In ri;i. N. nor In week!Nor in s inonbli! You should not rUlyuur efforts for many mooths nor
it Hon. MI 'id a! Hie mu-i- .
v. DePup,iix. Washing- -New V
Tern orarj Chali mana rmijo, !ommlselonei, r, Clerk,
It Is sord tired Hint 11
point irelits be made
1;. Bpringer, j man, M, it Springer and Poltearplaami Polioarpio j Armiio, Commissioners; a. B, Walk
A. B, Walk- - er, Ch i kw. c. it ltd, Bsq,, appeals in behalf
following ap- - ,,f ti,,. snnia Pe Paclfle RaUway com- -'I the SnllUlng puny ant asks that the Hoard fix th
'value of the lands of said railroad
up In drspa'r even In a ynr. T
t Most folks forgot thai thii kldneyailke the bowels, net sluggish and Clog- -
fed and 'iced ii ihishiug neejisionallv.ids" we hale baeltiii he and dull mis-ery in the kidney region, severe head- -
laches, rheumatic twinge, torpid liver,add stomach, sleeplessness and all
I sorts of bladder disorders
foldingshale i
fissuret He
;y at Santa K
ollofring regis!Mr. and Mis.rk; Chester K
c j, k Bergii pi tiro; Mr.errlngton, Ki
Vmarlllo, Teg,ws; H B. WeiY.: RgV, M
II A I'.eehel.
buiidr too
altby
up a suffteleiicy t
angular nn hjiiuhi
hive fractur-t- s
.mil openedof thes,. open-- i
llicit-- , whichhiill
process, if it lu 1m a last Ing h mlin ing,
h, S. B. tiiilliin-un-
Mrs, .lusticcan.! K A. Arm-- .
Manuel Bander,eks. Port Jeffer-- .
Vermillion, LasSan .lo-e- . Calif.;
inas. Carbondale,
Hope,U vhb
tealthphysic
nintycount v
W.HI.network in 'oii siiniilv must keen lour kidney
nigs iii'e n, in filled withappears as an intrieatithe shale The calcltechalcopyritc. sphalerite,
I mi an, .limit, 11 at
ifficer company In Bernalillo county ai notan. itt, exceed $1 per ucie.court it is ordered by the Hoard that the
lvalues of nil classes of land in Barn-allll- o
County be fixed for assessmentthe I purposes at the true value thereof;
carries pyrlteand possibly
urs very gen
getlve and clean, and the moment you MarlahuI feel an ache or pain In iho kidney house,region, i;et about four ouriceg of Jadj Ruppe
!SaitH fioin any Kood druit store in re, Mi .1 IIgalena. Pyrtte
abell ihik. I'e purple carefully andavoid Kfoea,
-
MA VMM: Vou have tirolmbly Irrlitetedthe pimple unneerssu rlly and this la thereason why hi" Ukeu such a loin.' timefor the "car to no away It Is alwaysbest to apply a drop of pfttoxide to tlilittle wound after qulng0UI a bls
or pus from a pimple You High!even now try applying a tOOfth of peri- -
td nt night before magsiffgg ytiur nose17SS a go id skin food and do not massagewith much vigor, ns the skin, of course, Is
lender and will show Irritation, t sbaM
be elad to send y,,u my formula for iklnfood if you will end ni ti S'lauijied, m
dressed envelope
and Ivoi count; druggist,O'Reilly, on behalf ufJ,
Las Vc;son, N,Cl'Uces;WilliamPa.; X.WeiehsiCharlesand Mrllnghan
Electric company, presents an but Iii to case In be less than Hie I'dtil-- I lowing rates, vis; agricultural landad-- 1 under ditch ami under cultivation, not
he regulation offorndcl
lake a tablespoo'iful In ii glass of water Citybefore breakfast for few dgyi andlordln
lyouy kidneys will then act fine. Thisjncys,famous suits is made from life acid of vlserwgrapes and lemon Jub e, combined with .Mr
OS.it is not ths sllghtesi use of rush I
hoJtsr skelter Into a fattening regime andcrnisuume milk, PKtf. fat meat, and po-
tatoes In ths hop of getting lb" betterof one's icraggfness, 'I'bi trill Inevi-tabl- v
makn mattera Worst, for It willproduce or aemnvale Indigestion, Ae,l
whn all Is sflid and done It Is this tor-
ment poor tllC'Sl Inn which is Keren - I
ally responsible for ScraggtttSja
"xi to ijidigesii'1!! comes a restless,worrvlns rilii,otltion. Vt'llh a omhlna
Goldsmith, St. l.ouis: B, D,
Denver; W. It. Duncan,Beck, Philadelphia; Mr.
Mantle! Baens, Mrs. d. e
PappaPi Pawnee,Harret, Washington, i. C
erally along the contact, The goldoceurs In part as wire gold or as thin,Irregularis shaped masses, as if
In cavities, but usually himinute particles coated with darkmaterial. So that to Hie eye they donot appear metallic, In some placet
Pss than 175,00 per acre; agriculturalpprn-- 1 land under ditch hut not under culti- -nance ,1 alien, not less than $:10.UO per acre:
IS Hiemain!r iht
a Reet1,00Q iMi Rlcu
sltloll.
trial aif the at Hi
mill'Xlllblt
TakenSanad- -
llthla, and is harmless to flush cloitgeilkidneys ami stimulate them to normalactivity. 11 also neutralises the addsin the urine m It no lunger Irritates,thus ceding bladder dlwordera,
Jgd Sails Is harmless! Inexpensive;makes a delightful effervescent llthlawater drink which everybody should
PRIZE OFFERED FOR
BEST ESSAY ONSurveyoranal cutFLAG Aeoui ibe onlj
ome esCSSSt e
itnss is instructedthrough 'he largeRarolas bridge, toIhe liver agattiHl
thing you en
hiill or vatiehii,,
AT.ICIAdo to ovetyiinr hair
grating land, winr water, not cshthan IM par aprl grazing land,without water, not less than ILBoperacre; and n is further ordered "'atall city lots and Imp'l'oveliienls there-on, and all slocks of met clnltidls. andpersonal propeiiy be fixed at the tfUOvalue thereof.
Adjourned.Api'l 01 i ll
ALKRBt) lil'.I NSKKI-n- .
, b.nilnndelteve
.south of Hiecurrent ofSHINU JuURNAt.LFuNtiaMc
ink opposite island, atake now ami I In 11 to keep lluir kid it. 0 to reopiiuthe UarelaaVi'j
11 canal iiboMN. M., Feb. is.being made for anft m- - ' Proparal om- - "bridge
neyt clean, thu.s avoiding seriousplications. itnl to repair Hie fell! e almo;
Dyke "M."
into your si.'slp
J l! : Um.AN"HK F 11,1k of frSuei1 will
heie fo ettntairaei v or the itorosohft should b taken ilhedtiine Chairoslis ibe most beneficial taken nfur eachmeal.
b 111 A 'WjlOelg ni ib nil hat HUPCI nil11 si; hairtnan,B W'AI.KIOlt, Clerk.dof Hchools A Montoya be allow
i A wetlknown local druggist says hsella Ids of lad Salts to folks Who be- -11 eve in overcoming kidney troublewlille it Is only llnublc.
. celebration of Washingtonnext TUeSdaj by the Ptri
idics of Bast Las V'et?as andrroundtng territory. TheM ill be closed in honor of theid exercises will be held com- -
the(he
ulno,
expetiscM iii attunding meeting ofilepartmenl of superintendeni ofNational Kjduuatlonal associationDetroit, Mich., not exceeding SI 71
lssc Adjourned session, i" bl uai1916.
if Pini. itfa tileriii
lion of both -I-ndigestion Htirl ot ry.-tb- e
irnttlns on of Urih la Impossible, no m.T.
tr what kind of food yon est.if you will thoroughly nr lids fa,
you will see tlist Hie Aral step In Mm
rare i to si rerurt he n the digestion or to
tm it it It ! at fnult.Th rt thins l to avoid orry. Tills.
tit ooursfl, Is what some people csti't andSthSfS won't do. But no on r an liresklnnlness and bus; worry Peralstswworry will a woman moresurely and swiftly than anything els.
Of ixiurss. IndtsrsHon opsels itie fem.per ani nerves and thb engenders worry.Tn many cass If you GUT the first youdo away with the setond.
If you want (o get fat von must Reiplenty of sleep, too. Sloth tends to fatmaking. And although you need rotbe SteJtsM. yOU most, lo use a para-go-
exert yourself to 1 hi?.y If you ares,r too reatiessty setlvo disposition.
$!!.'! Oil Is Itol which amAlfred tirunslHpringer and 1'mmlsslonera; A.
CHICHESTER S PILLSHIIANK. a
event allmentor.itcountry,
The lo
sent: ibman, M,
r, Cleric,larpio Armiio, t
ll post Of Wall!Mr
t warrant:following
Ivaiiccii now.it is ordered ib
in payment of th,. Fleischer,sn.Mui.
Mi dler, on behalf of the Wuiii- -of theI.S,II. .1 ' I. J...tr ul (. , .i ill . I r a niei,i,i,,tf Rn,n,lArill, in H.tl and Uald , ,,i .ii, Vwti, Ittua (tn boa. v1 site n, other Itat t nt ritur
;papi t m
the Grand Anoffered hai
as a prise to I
writing the bi
of the Americ
i flagpupil Oruaclal
KT,HANiP' Pp Ming- iri breaking 'ifthe hair Is UgUSlli Hie rMUlt of egttfmdInjury due to the faet that ,ho halrhSSheeime brltCIs from the lack of oil SnmLie " ib ick of ii comes fiom generaldlsgupbanosaf ths iieaiih. but nruetimoMfrequently It Is due to Improper cue ofthe Tailr. The remedy Is to rive the hairenough oil ts reel 01 'S Us ektsl iotty snd
The split ends should I"' doff about ha If an nu ll nbnve he spilt, Donot slnse, your hair. Singeing the inlr laperfeotly useleaa.
rl III. all OIMOII mil Ml I'll, .. I SSir.irsloio-- n m llr.t. . A way, Hrll.iu
pub!essa;Qagi'.Iren
Am
onc
hassnt
SOlOBYORUOdlSlSLVtRVnHLRf
Is, tmr i lub. appear before the Boardland asks fur an appropriation of $'--'
ll- -j towards defraying tin uxpenses of"Muggestloni to .Mothers"
11. among th families hi the county. Iclis mil' red lhat no appropriation Ug
ii, made for such purpose.Mrs, Annie Benson desires to know
Ihe Hoard whether or not she
the originimpetil Ionbeen qgltl
essajs are
Co. Sill VI
$1 pi 40
cliil-som- e
I
writ- - i
among thikeen am
sure, to bi
action la
gents,
n i
p.flood
M.press,
Look! Resinol hascleared that awfulskin-eruptio- n away
The moment that Resinol Oint-
ment touches itching skin the itch-it- "'
usually itops and liealim; lie-i- ns.
That is why di ton have prescribedit so suct:ess(ully for over 20 vearsitt even the severest cases of ccjc-m-
ringworm, rashes, and manyoilier tormenting) distitirin skindiseases. Aided by warm baths withResinol Soap, Resinol Ointmentmakes a sick skin or scalp healthy,quickly, easily and at little cost.
lUttaol uintniMiT and Kfsioot Soap alr.ohelp t.i clrar away mi and l.
Sold l,y .t!! drugUta : lor trial Irrr,Misj I,, Kcftuol, Is,t. Uallimorc. Md.
is a result of theeterane. Ti Baa, postage andthe Mandetl,
111.85.Pucheeo. burial
boa a right of wav from her land toiper, jthe road from "id Albuquerque '"
Los Qrlegos as changed by the boardt ;
1)MMISS(I Its' I'ltIK i;i;niN(.s.
Called session January II, I VI I,Present; m R. Bprlngpr, Tempor-- i
ary Chairman, Poliearplo Arinlju,Commissioners; A. B, witlker, Clerk.
The following bills are ordered
Qabrle) Armiio, ass t t,, Co. ,
i.OOi
. Ah l ' j ol coutliv ''iiiiiiiss toilers on April t.TWO NEW PROFESSORS
FOR STATE COLLEGE v roll, flood work, $41.18,B, Walker, drayage and stamps.
I'D;' it, fcrrcti to He l.iiuny sur-veyor.
Mr. .1. II fish appears before t hit
Kiiiiiers' short courses m variousof the state. He also managedof their corn shows.
Mr. Toulouse demonstrated iiiis a natural leader lu this wortfall when he asslgtad In tlio orgtHon ol the l,.is' ami girls' elub
IK'VtdopiHOIII ITailS Atpr'ietl.latst Lag Yegas, N M., Feb. 18.
The board of directors of the Las Ve-
gas Commercial elub, at Its regularmonthly meeting last evening, voidlis approval of the proposal to founda state publicity or development asso- -
einii.ni It endorse! the New Mexico
$10.It, ..nil on behalf of Hie Mountain
i helast
ntsa-- 1
laoip
tSeiCIAL COSSSSeONDiNCI TO WOSNINa JOUSNAL)
State College, N. M l''eb. 18.- - TWl States Teli phone and Telegraph com
additions in ihe state college fac pany anil st.il'.'t thai buildings andfences obstruct, in phiccN. the alleysw
at Ihe state full' held In AMUlMrllnthave been made during Hit which said company desires lolo!
I'rof. Arnold Z. Smith ha arand assumed his duties as assist -
association, rormeo an miseveral days ago as a We
ganlsatton, but did nntjrjvlub to a full endorsement I an
i levelopmentAlbuqueruuetemporary ocommit the t
until after it
l j of poles to the mesa. Countyeyor Roes la instructed to surveylocate ihe lines of said glle s.
te 'rreasnrcr's report for Ih'iin of December, mis. la aparov- -
instructor in Hie department ofigronomy, Mr. smith is a graduate t'is proven i Mat tin- - organ- -
stan 's Remarre HuHtalntHl,
Santa fe, l ib. 18.- - DIMrtCl JudgeB, (. Abbott today sustained with oneexception the demurrer of ttu (taleagainst the .answer of the SoMtnwest-er- n
Surety company in tin suitin ah! by the state to recover $75,- -
w hcollegtan entirely Washington Stiittization can be pko'filbasis. The
thelege,lent
efficientI thought theI PFTTIfOATl club directors I class of 1811. Be comes
f financing the f well recommended hotsomewhal diffl-- i and an instructor, in
in mutter omu towardNew Mexico
prnthe
CHARITY BALLUnder Auspices of the Civic
Betterment League
Monday, Feb. 21, 1916
matterwould bt
( making an appro.the maintenance of
exhibit al San lu. goit is ordered 'hat nomade for said pur.
I,organisationi a-- 1 1 win enlorlooo on the bond of Mafa.u 0.ag- - j ellyn as treasurer of state college. Thethe student assistantdirector! li taken up, and
I appropriation hiunit lh approtwhloh
year, he Wasrohomy at th-- latioli pepending leg! Washington Institution,
graduation, atr, Smithi time ai the experiment
exception is a. to the allegation lhat121,000 of the StHte college moneyload been lost before the bond wasexecuted. Evidence on this allegation
rk fordidrt tor the nextI fur highwayoples "i a res
Cent of Ihe forest moneten year may be usebuilding and will send
The matterprdinanoa, prtrie company.fol- -
of the proposed .Unit ysented by the city BleoIk taken up and order-li- e
not adopled.Itt. for $:o.no, la dis
I VALUES II MONDAY I
Washling a
anillat ge dNewif I, III be taken before V, B. Wood atit ri thai same
laim No.its iass:ig,
tentative iningpn
I'ullmau,in condut if ill of
will bewill hav,
station iiilowed t hidin i hat saduties herthough lie
ingre erfMi 'I' tilhi dt'ellnW 11T
le country.mainly teachsome part tocarried on bj
Bound sta lleaetags,i ; ni".Ho di, (.on i inn VppoiBt Nolarie-hial Santa Feb, H. Oovemot
Tickets OneDollar EachI'llnelltM Armoryl v- - i ni IgoBday i ne
New M' Xit -Santa I'e, Kelarings In tin
ntoya supt. Rchait. Mbh., JU.'i.OO.MoCanna, ins. pn
lii'iialil yesterdas appointed thelowing notaries publfd: Walter M,
A. M
to DetrP I'.City
$ IIIh un, buy ens, m.,
elVIwill lie resumed al I!l
Will be 1'epl'esellted hv a--4I'M- -I'asi
III.I! Toulouse, of Albuquerque,s been i inployetl its lussislant
di r In boys Hiid airla' elubNew MexICO. 'It- Will be as- -
wRh th'- extension dart- -
with Hiedepart m
Mr. .1
N. M., bi state leijwork inI sociated(nienl iio,:
,,f Albuquerque, f
$l."U.O0.elsior Laundry Co.,i 50c and 98c
dip's.I'.X
iJilllghelly, Altesia; Kdwlll llerbeltDewey, Bluewater; PrOderlck ll Kent,Albuquerque; Nettle k. Perkins, Dem-Ing- ;
George H Tyrone,
General C W
Mexico by AttarturAssistant AttoraeTiH lor. and New .",0.ly. tlI'
t hiII, iw Ian,General Frank W Clancy. This ll Marywill assist Prof. V. T. Con- -
Ithn first hearing since UKimnrr - HailHon Mr. linn- - c.,,t ItlU of aH lowel supply,ongb,fleer, llt.00.
i Imperial Laundryin.r,o.civic Betterment
way, state leaner in this worn.After finishing his high school Seme time ago I had ii very bad
but Ihe testimony taken aireaoy imMay lomea. Th mmtssloners h.
will sit in the hearing are W I. League, for iudi- -..it, fu.. i.t liiU',, l 'I'. li ,1 1.. metift L.... - - - f , 1'iUKIl, writes Lewis T. Davie, Iliad-De- l"My hrotivr McCabeties Ito-- ' spent several eais at the Drake law water.chinf I. s ( t lice:
YOUR ATTENTION, ONE MINUTE, PLEASE- -
WE i l l M i ITE i i i l.sslt DISPLAY and EXPBXfB.U E l'A No RENT.
I EMPLOV Mi sm i sinI'iunos gtilnasM illicit from ration lo purchaser. Appulntiueuts
made by telephone, telegraph or Ictlcr.
GEORGE P. LEARNARD PIANO COMPANYTelephone lull. V. O. Ilox " '.'II Soiitli Waller Mitct.
GOLDEN RULEII Dry Goods Co. I tearing will school, and for ten year- - was counect- -
Buglncerlngisd with ihe agrlcultaral papers "f that
gents, $30.90.Pitt Kokm. Co. Survey
flood work. $143.00.Adjourned.Approved,
"AI.KiiKD tililI Attest ;
l U WALK Kit. i 'h
Davis gave me a small brittle of cham-berlain's Cough Ksmedy. After tuk-in- g
this I bought half u dozen bottlesof it hut only used one of them as thecough left me and I have not 0troubled Sine.M Obtainable
berg of Kl Past,. Thelast anoth- -i t weeks,problems principally will
to. V It. I'.eher "f LaW. W. Turney of Bl Pasoattorneys in the CMS,
be goneCrilCeswill als,
N'KR143Chairman.
in- -' state He organlseo ine lirst hoynml 'and girls' club "mp In foWa, attend. l
be! many of the farmers' short COUTSOS atAmes anil later .isisl l m conducting
FOUR ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1916.
ITCHY SALT RHEUMTin foui' mouths il McniK I"
M will he I ho must critical of lhiur fur liolh slitea Io the conflict.
ROCKING THE QENCH!Che MhiqiKniuf
morning JournalJOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
particularly foolish. th moral acheI that nines ami gOife with a headai heor the mental in Hon that follows a
aentlmental reaction.Of l oins.- a gtrra Oral duty is to be
kissatde; but what encouragement is
there to Offer at the dentist's. Chew
violet iimps. reaiat potato aalada amikeep continually biting yottf Up! Just
lln order to la- - kissed by a cronn be- -,
IWeen tin- - aroma of a cocktail and thaiflavor of a stplc Clgairet, hencathWhbdtoroom rampant 7
Everyone admins a man of tm tti.'.provided there is not too much braaa,
Here is a tip to husbands. Next,time typewrite your explanations toyour wife and keep a carbon Copy tor
aiater reference. Then you cart call
'strike mi her when she JOB,! tn bat
land keep her from galloping home on
a wild throw.
mmmi .m mm -
v-'i&j-
I' VI UI'IIKIlrtO.NW T Hi I RBWHTIt. I. II McA l.t.IHTKIIA, K. MOHOANM. U l'"X
Vti-lr- Kelirr-rlilul- l.r
I .1 Ml MOMMaruuellr Itall.llna I blr.iau. III.
fa-lrr- n Hear, nlalliII l I II II ll LMMAN
M lara Ron, r V.irk.
Knterail a mm matter at llereaui.frirf ? ,lbtKiarU, N M, umli r
Mannef O IM .i I, II7.1 Jira, p i Iff Uttloa ilian any afftct pup. r
In Nrw Men u. Tin nl iwiht In ,enMass fi iaaunl nrry Jay In tha
TBKMH OK HllimilH TlnJHkUy by aarrlel r mail. ufM mOVta
NuTR'K To ST HM It IllicitMubacTilwra m ilia Journal Inn iliiiia
I.i )iaw llnli I'iiImi iliiiimiil In n new III- -
dim limit in oiili t,. all Hit. "III a. I.li
Tli' M nilnir I in uai haa a lilnlin eltvu-lallu-
luiinf iliaii la n- -- t.i. i in any Mhripaar tn ,i',i .l.lr. " T'n' Annil h'i
wapnirT lili'.ictory.
Till. Jcl UNAI, Ukee und printalKly huura und thirty rnttUtM of
elrluilvo Aain,lutei ITcnn leapedwire nervlee eiirh Woek. No othPrnewepuper pubihined In New MeJdcoUkkiie mora Mian t went four hmiranf Aaaoebitad Praae aervira dnrtts)thn wr. li
tun niDA i KK.mti akv i, iiMil III I I III II N i iMp.vftjjr,
i
upon I'n nl' nl Wllanu am t hemiidn nlonif the fnllnnlnir linen
I. That the 1'iidoi wond tariff baivhim not bean nthtfaetory either nn a
revenue pinilinei nr un ii fnnlerer f
American lllialtianThe deiiM'i lata ill idy that the
I'a' h law avlajo wan notand thai I'l cnldent Til ft
ganta Pe Mas RedSanta Pe, Keb. IX. This evenitlB
it the executive office at tlm capttoli meeting was held to organjxe a Redros chapter as pan of the national
Jreparedneaa program, Qovernor ateDonald la prealdent of the American1Cted Croee for New Mexico, while tinother dlreotora arc Judge it, H, Hanjna, II. S, Kaitae, Nathan Jaffa, JnhnR, Joyce, ii. N. Matron ami v i.Murray. S. Poulterer Mnrrls of I M l-
iver is in snit.i Pe to confer with Mis.R. l Aaplund, head of tlm Federa-tion of Women's Glub Mrs. fatW eltnn r, prealdent of the Santa FeWoman's elub; Mrs. A. 1!. Kcnehan,prealdent of the vVomafl'i Board ofTrad', ami Mrs. I'rank W. I'arkcr,regent .f the Daughtera nf the Amer-
ican Revolution, in reference to theorxanlsation.
suite t orlege Commencement Hay.state Cortege, N. M.. Feb. s. It
lias been decided by tlm faculty of theNeW Mexico College of Agtieulturt
Mechanic Arts thai hte week ofMay fl-2- 8 will be observed n
week this year. The priu- -
ripai commencemeni orntron will in
ellvered by Charlea .v. spies, nf KasiI.as Vegna.
ii ( elebrate Waalilngton's Birthday.Santa Fe, Keb. 1 x.- - Sunshine chap-to- r,
Daughters of the American Rev-
olution, met last evening at tin- Pal-ace nf the Governor, with Mrs. Frank'W Parker, preaidlng, ami made final j
arrangement! for th,' public observ-ance nf Waahlngtop'l birthday, notonly in ganta Fe inn throughout thestate.
Ha- - ( sed liaiiiiicrlaln's CoughRemedy for 20 Veara,
"Chamberlaln'a Cough Remedy has1been used in my household for thetiast twenty year, j began giving itito my children when they were small.As a quick relief for croup, WhOOplMf
j COUgh, and ordinary colds. It has nol' equal. Being free from opium and,other harmful druga, 1 never feltal'raid to -- ive it to the children. I,hnv. recommended it to a large num-- 1
bcr of ft b ulls ami nelghbora, whohave uaed it itnd speak highly Of it,"'WTlteg Mrs. Mary Mittke, Khorlsville.N. V. ubtainablo everywhere.
reached the jnine eotn iuninii irordlfor other peoplaa, depreaaton doaa Corth. failure i.f that law tbaU Creaidaot I the KukIImIi. win-- otMr MUoHa dn
B luiloi Kill I name l.nn- - nitli'ToMiHiiruoiily In the puh- primathese ilit), iiIhiih, hnwcvcr, niil'iiifiiniii' tc t limns Mexican- - nevermill thiiius New Mexican.
Will I.M.UMi III sl'XIlis
The BrttMi n.n ii.nm m ia hiiii aek- -
llIK Inn K" eminent iinlairrnaalii,;iltinatlniia rKiirllni h" fimiluct ofHi" war, unit the K" eminent mvnii-ahl- y
replica, "me ;iti Imping In Ji lc.li r In (lie future."
On of iii mod admlnAMa iiiinxsin Hrltlali character i" tluit it 4oAa
not dany finlumo ami rarely everutt'inpu o excuee them, I'ltiwnf i n i o r n 1 I in iii Ihi conduce of titowr iinvr been muiii' bluntly by t ti
llrlliali preaw ami un frankly admit- -
tt-- i by tin Aaquitii ministry. But tinrrUettton ciim' up DVef and overiiKam, What would lie K'llned lv
leilH'.ilif lln- - im n "I othera wllu i
llllRllt Mj lln ia K i ll llllll W'lli) i it- -
tntnly would hardly da Letter?KiiKlainl la MrVM an ilariKi-riiu- ua
Winn ahe feel licraelf "OP nHiilliHlII." Then la thn line fnr her nppn-ncril- a
In beware. Tndny Knuluiid Ih
In a innai peHainilat lc rrtOOd, Money Ih
ruiiiiiiiK low und hlnlmr Ud iTWffli
afuii IiIiik UUNM innai Ih- - le leil Tindraft, UN provided fur by Hi1' IiihI Mfainn nf '.In- - parliament, lidded in the
nlunteera, will nut provrdv rnoogHlln II for tlm ' far fluuir halll. linn" oftin- The innai ft ren inula
j f I t m nf the blorklldi; In HtraliKli llnr.iiiaiii have nut Hiii i ended and are notHill reedliiK. The iinonln nr.. lakln-- ;
-- illlllw ..i,,u- -
Rventa may 6r may JiiHtilv the '
MOOdi bttl W'hethnr limy do Or do n it
"ill in. alrei t thn fuel that Knr-Inn- d
hoi at lunt pMOtM ilainieroim I"her foen. Vou inav read tlilx (ruthin her olntniy. What ilatinn d
Kiiitlnnd try to plunga tar. into glooonIt In only then the Drltlah In-
llava tio v hava in do aomathiitg daI"'1""1''. "" V Pr'"'' d to do It.
Bttl wiih th monetrouel
Ipafed
For i ladles who am promotingthp "better i.uid ween. MiKues-
rt r
nllev
Ml I Mi ll VII, Mil (.11.
lid huiin his letter to Congreaarnan
th' he dwti nol ietI. Cted the p di acy, ii
b," balked In u rtain ouurters.p"'Wben the nan I taeweraJ wiiiium11 11 onci i wan uiein iniienfor the reptililiea n nomination, Im
knld he w ould not ueeept it iminina' -
nil anil woiilil m.t avrvc, ii elected., ...
il mo vm nne o i n i i w in ae.Ii
"ane mno; l..r In
I
The ni l' limit mi- .uniimi foi ,,..
body Upoh whom to wish tin ,it
Wllnon ha lea. hid frnin the nnnnt- - npair, they are therehy hurl, When;iNfaetiirlni ta Of the I 'inlerwood law Btlgtttld deHnirH, alie iinmea, aim'that the mallei nf lavina; tuiiffn aatffltdl herself.nhnuld Im plin ed In the handn or a The dirrerencp In the pnvi holoKlci I
NlantiflC board With pawart In HUM j make-u- Of Krnnie and of RntaMd Is;field nlmilnr to the powern of the li- - uttented hv the endeavor of tlmteratllta Coinmerne ominlHHlon In tlio Ki mn h leadeln t, keep th.' nation ill
'
field of transportation, 'jhaart, wheraaa th wlaa doofora ol"'WJtias. That the rnited mati n nhnuld
han Intarvaitad " llaaloo.if the rapubllcani belle vi W ilM I
tin nolemn duty of Urn nmni nine,u j
I.. Intervene la Mexico, uM they have, Root's Astonishing iptured aoth-liasi-
for liar-wha-
Ulitftllmain s i nm
to do to put themaema on record a "aw or ooauoiui u n
and " ,h ,; i pen
the Ameiunn VOtCrB la to bfto "!'. i""1" 111 M"HlHolanua, it bj dolihl- -
aa i republican meaeure, the roeelu 'fl11 ""' BrW people would navelMM introduced after the maaaacre of I'een arouaed even y.-- l had m,t they
faabel bi Senator Borah Wo bean rotuea b Hie dermana them- -
were told' in Ita preaa dlapatehea Hi,,ij-lye- The ralda ,,n the ttritiahnlll Me I ii lllmili.lll Miliilloln full h COO .t In hi- (lillHIln fleit, tlm drop-
imr. e tn ante tor ln Borah urterven- - j P'M ol boinba on London and on thetidn rew. inn,. n. therefore the tdnhoi! ' 11 the aloklna ot the Uual- -
eenator decided that it wax wine iojtl" "n ita execution of Mian Co.- -
let It he i hl'.inlniiin d III the mm- - Veil it tonK all nf thenn thlHfi I
mit tee, fet the Brttiah people aclually inter- -
C) 11 L If f I a
tjpcccti is v it 1 1 if utssectetiW'h' tlni Uew.-.- l tit u lud fr th;rUlh and yVrona; ih.il We have m.i
i"eMi)eii n keynote ro tin eiern bax'tad" nirr a(piom(cy; thai Our"l"" ,"i""' btndpatUia ... a mero threata have njh bnpi ' made koo,i."
cxprcHHlon Of opinion h a veteran Unit w loat mrt- - Ideals and tlm hiiii- -
hiaicniiiaii, iion M ined. laM night a pun of thY moral force1 of the earth,, ,., by Ellhu llool to Uw regular eriy m the warny domr nothlrtlr, andrepubllcann of .ww vmk eannol fall rfloM aatwarng tif Vll, that we are un- -tn be received with aurprua Thr la prepared t6t e)aT beca'oae nobody
IWW 111 . n ! .. il of am anuhl liatl'll to Messrs. liarilm f.fnctlon aaaertlna the Infallibility ofUodte, Btjmaon and i: evelt, wrio
"Keynote
of a great army ami ndVy, ami, herhfghi hot th itaron fornsltiif then
N.i rtu.i men In puDIle lire are mureI,, than Mr. ItObt and .Mr. Rooae
Jfet here we have the rtooaevell
Sometime daHcHl Eowona RemovedIn llood -
Salt Kin tint is one of the worm amiunfortunately one of tlm mot eom- -
rnon of all ilisrases. How it reddensthe skin, itchee, oozes, dries andseal's, and then doc this all overagain! Sometimes it envois tinwhole body with inflamed, burningpat. he and causes Intense suffering,which is enmirmnly worse at niwlit.
Local application may do eomegood, but they cannot permanentlyrelieve, Tlm discus, will continue toannoy, pain and perhaps Bgenlge,until the hi 1 haa been purified amithe general health improved.
Ask your druKK'st for Hood'stin- good old reliable famllj
remedy. It has Riven perfect satis-faction in thousands of cases. Itisisi,,n having Hood's Sarsaparillu, for nosubstitute acts like it. Oel it toduv.
$ Dollar Day $a ibs. BrookfUM Bnttnr si. inia lb- -. Real Read Ric si. on
SI Mis. Broken RJr Il.ouii mil pound pk. Macanml , , f 1 .on
H pkga. Motihor' Wheat Hearts st un
in ihs. nice Meaty Prune S I .mi
gala. Karo syrup .SI. anI 5-- b. can .Icily ,1.00
S ISo pk.s. t offee SI. nai ihs. sOo ( offee S. an
I pkga. 78c Tea si (Ml
I I tall can Milk si.noHi cans fork a'Ul llcaii . st.noi.' i ans i lest xomntoea si. no
i. cans i:ari June Pcaa 11,0(1
l cans suiiur Corn si.naII cans salmon si. on
s i ans ( uHfornia Peaeiaoa Il.ous large cana (AUfornla Humg.gi.otiltd bars Lenox Snap i si. on:;: lun-- s Diamond c vap fel.00
Jii bar Moon Monday soap S I .an
n.aa ini Apptea s (III
Rest ( it I Ok
si. :.'." (.ahanied Wash Holler SI. Hit
SI.!'.". Meal minder SI .On
si. -. SKsd SI. till
g1.2fi rioin- - Bruab S .00
Men'' si.-.'.-, and 91.96 Pant. Ml .00
Men's gl.50 and SI Hats si. oo
Men's ami Roya' si. .vi Sweater 11.0(1
Ileus gl.25 and gtJMt I InnnelMMtia 81 Oti
Men's si. 00 fndeewear, a suit., sue1 aiiics- - si.:0 sweater fonts. . s i.inadics' ixmg oat- - .vie on the M.M
Misses' I mix mts. .Vic oil the S(.on
Ladle' 11.25 House Slippers... 60cWe can ae ton mone 011 yood
SIMM'S.
Men's SI. 00 It-iU-ok Shoes ,.,.$8.00Itoys1 School sluK's. si.'ir. and up
"VOI H DOLLAR 111 YS MORE"
DOLDE'S210-21- 3 South Second Street.
Ptione ntAH. fiOODS DKI.lVKREl)
Goodyear Tireiare tortiried against
By our ut
feature.Blow-out- s By our On-Ai- r
Cure.
Looe Treadj By ourKubbcr Riven.
Insecurity- - By our Multi-ple Braided Piano WiieBase
Punctures and SkiddingBy our Double-Thic- k
Tread.
ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS.
i"ai orujunixii a nmn larnin .iiiiikhW Immi'diat.'lv the d.stierate need:That tin I .1 Stall in. aid
threat. '
leaajtor Root, in h'a "keynote apeech, j""'t the bablaa be tnuptt 1,1
MM "The tn thing whtoh otr go ruhuttng the voloe in the ba
ernment had warned Germany not toN"" ' hUrht Thaido, ah, did .1 et purpoaa and in lh W--
W make Horn better hah
"M ontnipoteni power to compeliproaperity, iin ti nothing original,,. tin- - plea that de in... al I Ink en pa- -'
iiij for Knii-in- I nera imtn- -
ing Strang.preaaed for H
enda In tKhod to himveothera be
a usi- - he, ai. Mil. ntWaahtngti ed him. j
What il Ulna Mr, i
RooVa ad Itementiuermnny. n ia true euougn
tliat im avowed in- - .leMitmn to
'doctrine Ih the Rthgunge nf Mr. Roolntlaa, nf erilirg, the eitravhganct
.mi exaggeration;, the (irrbgance andatlhlnxter. tn whi. h the has
educated hi disciple. Inn the contentpt for mgutiatinn, the Impatience
rcVfyvftH delay, ih appeal to force, tin
THOUGHautomobile
havehundred tire
brands to choose from,and though they could "save"money by selecting one ofmany other types, they giveoverwhelming preference toGoodyear.This is shown by the fact that onein every three cars manufactured for1916 will be Goodyear equipped.
What else can this mean except thatmotor car manufacturers have found,as individual tire buyers have found,that Goodyear Tires go farther andlast longer and so cast less.
for .,, .,. H.1MV wuh ,,. ,,., ,.,.,. ,,,! Hi.w are we to an.mini for Mr.natrium again In regard te the rReot 'a at n cohre,raloh.fo b doctrln.misuse ..i simma Hies, ni ii .'- noentnghut ' idl. ale for nur alienci a tothe one and the laborlo is pi .h i ss S
,....,.., 0 iim other, .milInot'iini, tu auaac limit plane I. tit
lactlon Althouffl tmn is the i rimeof which he , mulcts the Wttaon ad IrtfUrae, they hong h win the up,ort
lmlniatratlort, every child In Arherloa nf the American people next Novem-iknnW-
that wh.n a natlnn mruneH tn ,.r t If so N K)hu Root th.- man alreaaon ami deetdea to ..ct, us only,read) ehoam rotaBertdrlp itnd is.-- 'appeal! - to th" aword hntdon ttetween tlm friend ,,f Mr Taft!
Thin Ih nOl the entile case nl the ,,,,,) , fn, mfs nf Mr RO 'si vell pos- -GOOJEAR
TIRESany to gel from
CoWjeor Senice Station Dealers Lveryvhere
peace prize There ate a nuinliei nfi'" in New MeXlCO who Would i "i
theUltdanep fto.oon with nothing w.t
holds makes all nfUUests ol' little value. SI
have said In fnm. ill the pburglar, wim ha entered a houee ami ,collected the silver Init , aonot getout to dlapeae of It
Now. unless lifrmuliy can niitlnstBritain, or find some waj to exercisecompuhdon upon Britain, "he muei ultimalely go to liOndofl ami ask foripeaee, bis allse shn must ilitiniuti li I'e- -
Mtme her aea commerce, sin- must ul-
timately use tlm oceans. Nothing Is'more idle than to suppose that thereis a market or a fttture for Germany!us a emptte, eynn iftliat empire extends from iHarhBurg tnUagdad, Tlm very character nf Gnrr-m- an
Indugtry makes the sea the nee-- !
eeaarj waj of tranapoift, ami it Is fronti)nt trmie beyond the rfontleri of her'allies that she draws the reycnuiwhlcn kei ps her jreal population llvIng in a restricted ama.
Hi H Mi lilt: II s (
Tlu.ireau. I
i would noi ghbtruci anything fromlln- praise that is due tn philantliroiy,but merely ili tnand .iustice for all whoby their Itvea am a bieaalag to man-liit- ul
do tint valhe chiefly a mun'supritrhtm teg ami benevolence, whlOhare, a It were. it., stem und leaves.These plants of whose greemveta with-ered wd make herb tea tnr the elcksi rve Inn humftle Uae, and are mostemployed by quidta.
I want tlm flower and fruit of a man.it hui ddrke fragr nhoe mas he 'Wafted,over ftnpi him to me, and some I'lpe- -
neaa flavor our Interiuiufee His (;o"d-ncg- a
must not be a partial and tranal- -l
tofj ai l, Init a i nnKtntit superfluity,iv ft lib cdata bim iioihiiif and nf whichhe H' unconscious. This is a charitytylijch tildes a ntuURude Of sins. Theiphilanthropuil loo often atirrotindamankind ijrlth the renirhbrance of!hbr own ra.st-nt- f gfiefa a an atmoa-pher- e,
ami calla it aympathy, WeahOuld impart our courage, and notour dbJCaae, ami take eate thai this'
Pep and Punchmust make a woman chuckle
uiihtiy to heraelt when slm hears alPullman porter address Friend litis-- 'hand as "Boiaa."
There are Women who faithfully w intomb thfl floor with their fingertipstwenty-on- e times In aucceaalon to "re-duce." then ask their little dattphtetsto pick up the hairpins that loosen, d
and fell during the lUhgtheniea,Some folks are always filled with In-
formation when they're sure the lis-
ten, r Is ignorant on the sub.tect underiliscitssion
Now nm! then aomeone perrormi a
good deed mereb r..t adverftetng pur- -
DAn'l ivaati auv lime trying tobreak a tnan'a heart be satisfied ifyou cad iust manage to chip it in a
brand new place.A bachelor likes flattery delicately
dlaguieed and alight h diluted but amarried mini can si, allow it "straighl'without a quiver.
What a man calls "onnsi-lence- iseither a pain in his vanity when heknows tliat hi has done something
A3X FOR and GET
HORLICK'STHE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK,Cheap substitutes cost Y0I arv- - tIco--
niOM eimteiul'liiouH mil nhnihln'ma n m ''
iii re tgnln, Uia republ leantClean 11 M v alupln nppnrtunllclar tin in. rh i fnr their party. ThItuattanla f ia not yet aeUbxl, iftlnte war eaiiNe fuf war when thIriiK.alv necurred. the ciiiihc remain,it Preatdeal w iisn.r poii. of iryimto netth it hy dlnlumacv instead of
us wmtiK. Th.' i a inildii ani.ii.. iv. i kl ,i.,,,
, .n
mi iiin kiiiK 'Itlnn d ' lal l war ai'ainat (1
ft,an, Tin,, u .,i. .li.,.. ii...it i now a nuttter With the rep
Uejam ..r "jajti up er shut up."
II I I III I KK I Itl runTin- Niii.mm, mienilon ol ,il
,
aiiwa "t lli' ii' i eiiton 1'in im can '
afford to pay the prtee "i apeetaou i
im ajratater, and huh another, realnl trein h watt an
To brent a the ring around her, ato pre-en- t it- - i hiNtni; in. Is now the .
paipoae of tiermany, Tin- (lermanaafa willtag in pay tin price of mceeaa,II the have im pi u n ne, , nnur That
Ate the allien willing to pu
alao" Th, Frcm-- m Hi
C'humpuxne and th.- llrltinh ,u tanaallow. ii tbemaarvee wiittag to aaetl.fn a mm h Hut the gafna made thenlost mot. than, may were wnrtrw Tk1Raaakuaa are alwava willing to payth, price for any aucceea, partanlailywhen the urand luke Nn tiolaa in In
anwmaadWith im- op-ni- t,f the niimnmr.
after the eprinu ruin. It in ncarlvoartaln that on both the eaaiarn andthe weatera fronti wIM eoanr theMoodleat balths of the war. F."months, all uf tin In IIik'Tcuis havebeen gathering tnaaae of am muni-Ho- n,
iuantltea of aha! la and Nigh ex
tloale null as th. w.uld in . i
dreamed ol helot. In Iin, ,.in
the faclorien of the (Jetted stale ar-Ju- nt
now well under way all lap.,la manuluclurln for Buaala, and theRuaalan fa'torlea ail of them thatcould be built und manned - tavibuay for more than a year. Tho
lactoriea of France and tngland havamore than a million hand in them
doirib' pothlnf "tit making munition..
glorification of acfTon of any kind.nK n- - it is haMv ami fuicthlc,
.1 in tin la
thai he nevei before' ancapted? Rave'both branohaa nf the Mpjnbitcan patty
.mi-nni- l to tidvooate war With ilermanvami the comiueai nf Mexico a the is- -
sue u , which with a .indulalirftad In fhrhl , ,.v B
gihte mi the mi nooaev.n and all-wa- r!
term thai he advance V
w ''re i igen there from the tower, thechapter houae, Wenmhwter, themils chapel and elnewhei'e. Ker.since that lime Hie offi. e has beencnnstaiitlv receiving uecretlon fromthe law its the government de- -
pdrtmenta .mil front various mini
s of records are sept, legal,hiatorleul, ifcneatpglcal, stallstlcal amin curled ate the contents of the of-fl- 'e
thai untiQUarlan feaearch of ui- -
moai evey kind can be made. There;"u will find the rcoofds of the starChamber ami the nhl wards and llver- -fe st.11, papers, domestic. lontaland for'elafri, promptly preaeri d In
the stain paper office In wim. hall,'dre to a -- i n there faually fifty or
Jxt) etudentij are seen working In timrecord Offlefe evcrv day. and atany Hum there is the fasclnatimt
'thought that one of them ma makeaome Intcrcsllna historical dlacoverv.
WIUT sF IMWIil is IKHM,.(frank 11 s, moods in Review of l!e- -
viewsTim real obstacle to peace at the.
preaenl moment, lien in the fact thatOreat Brta.a ha o far been the sole;nation to profit by the wm. and tmrprofit have been absolute. Germanyha made . nuneM on land, slm hasmost of llelgluni. a corner of France,much ot Kiissui. and iwith her ally I, !
s. 'bin and Uontengro; Hut Oerman)ba oet iim aea. Not a lin iiliin ship..10 inn to --en. and ilermanv cannotntuin t.. the ordinary business of lifeuntil sh., can ..K.un begin to ihlpAer
i manufacture by w.it.r and draw her.ran materials by the same route.
Thu. in effect Germany ha occu- -
; Pled Waraaw, Lille, and Itrlgrade.wim h are to all intents und purp. M.--i
im Hrlttsh hand, since they rannnt be!inked b) Oergngnr, Afivr elfhlrenl
atateaman turned warrior ii.- - a.rsthat we have lain neutral bet Ween I
With Scissors and PasteII rXM i i, is s H Fit.
i Engineering Magaxlhe.)Will a declining gold production
ad to a universal fall In textile amiil la so t hi
more work can be 011 tin lip. 11 aI, in ore of lnda, na. it beln a valueof $?.a0 per toi? fVrhapa go to theLntenee .toy of tin- bondholdei w hnseobliiiatloaa run for a century to conniti. snnm ralroad bonda, or it" not maturn at all. like the llrltinh consuls andabme Called Stale bonda, foi their 0b-- I
lia itmo. or the interest on the Irre-- .
deemabli aecurltlea, must be paid ingold coin of the preaenl wobjht and
ifinneeaa Or will the Increaalng ecarc- -
ftj Of gM, and al least ., lempoiarsj dacha in w iga and .ntn remiB in a
atrver-got- d monetary basis .' Thaga areIlntereMIng queatlona t.. the pMitfcal, com niist. It is tlm mining 1 ngltw'ar s
'are or.iv to point nut that a decline,n wold prod ptk ton is not the problemof the far-of- f cent rations it looms
1 m.i whs r hi K HI ( -- i' HIii
itlons v ho passthrough th. , n ,,f London ever)
(w,,-- a work of unparalleled magni- -
b
nil i u: u.t n;i inTin- ratification of the treaty WWl
Siraragua scons another diplomaticVictor Im the I'nited State and m
in i s one of the IWO possible mmalllin inteio. ann . anal routes on theAllien.. m cnlinelil. Tin- - otheri, u s t'n' Tehauntepi c and righta foitile cnllHtl ut ttnli of nlich mute lllel .'
In out of our final adjustments wit'iMexteo,
There are 111 varieties of utakeam the I tnt.-i- t Mule, hut thin I nolonger an excuae in Acy territory.
w .ill th, aubafltutea German eel.. niistn ara dlaoovtrtng, future genera.Hon would ria. up and Call lln M
Meaaad if th would daaeovei a aub--
stiluli for war.
U he n hat eB Mi ll, n
grandeta f.r ihe nupreme court bedealt the nominee a hanl blow.
I asm 111 ReeaMag' Oliver tante for hook gg m to.
In- - improvingI'm very Klutl to hear thn Hot
at. ,ou tjuite aore about itPerfectly ur. lst week 1 aught
him prrutng a tiv.-ien- i It- -it rjalvt-- i
and thi week hr In readlna nothingMM dime nov' l Thai lua per emimprovement
I tOde at what is known un the puhlurecord . fin e in ''ham cry lane. hasl.een going on for iiuiuber of year.in tin- - offto there are twenty-ftv- v
Imllea bf Mtahr, nil full ..f ktataricalj material, getog back through the cen-tum h tar u Rouniadai' BaoK."1 h jseu mrar iia.ooo a year to kep
u the nvnrd nffiee, tin keeiier of therecord bcina the mual. r of the roll.The office wan etablihed h the
'pabg-reefda- ) h Hit, and Um recorttt MORNING JOURNAL WANT
ALBUQUERQUE. MORNING JOURNAL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1916. nvc
New Pirates ManagerSWEDES PROBABLY JITNEY BUS DRIVER
FINED IN CITY COURT;BURGLAR FAILSft GAMESL FOUR MEXICANS
WILL SEND IE! 10 MAKE SWEEP HELD 10 GRAND
Rheumatism Due to Bad Blood
Id THIS COUNTRY JURY BY JUSTICE
No Testimony About
Bear Bio
t i od need R
arres d twice since lb.body of Jose V. Co r inordeiedtoloo p late vei
bounddro B. Tai lagila, of HaiIhe action of the gia ThJusfne fixed their b
each They went to I
stains, was offered ai the nenrtniThe hearing was begun yesterdaymorning ami lasted Ihto ihe after"noon, District Attorney Manuel c.vigil conducted the prosecution andW. A, Keleher, appointed b) tbcourt, was counsel for the four Meat'cans, Angel Rodriguez, QuaUalUpSUoehos, Anostaeln tllmlnei and .loseMedina.
Testimony was adduced by llWprosecution thai Chuvea wished !"marry l.uey, a nice, ,,f Kodrigilcz, andthat RatftguM b.oi refused to ittv
his consciii. It was said, however,ihai no existed betweenth"ni beOftUSe of that.
BRINGING UP FATHER'
PLEASES BIG AUDIENCE
i if course, nobody Who weni to theCrystal last night to see' "Brluginfrp Bather" expected anything olasat"eui but just ihe same the house waicrowded with people win, Wanted o
he entertained, and the frequent encores of tin musical numbers inducat'd thai they Were not disappointed,
in the main, the show is the samelas the one seen here last year There'were some new soni;, and the situa-
tions Were switched around a littlebit, bill otherwise there was littlchange, johnny feas as "Jiggs" fui- -
filled evefy n ,ttiromcni of the partand was responsible f"r manv laughs,while Sadie Dvtff, the same "Maggie"
ms good as ever. Bulb Trout, as .MisHoles, displayed an exceUegi sopranovoice lo the le s adv atUage, and NatWebster, as Oswald, the bulb r, Iniio-
lovable romedy,Then let's not overlook the chorus.
The girls were prettier and shapelieri im it th,. average, and could sing. Thei'4IW" that they threw into thetfrworliwiy In a large measure responsiblefor the success ,,t the performance,
FINE IS SUSPENDED
ludge Craig, of the olty court, yealerday fined Uu Taitagliu $1.', for vio-
lation "f the iiine ordinance. Thecourt suspended the penalty on con-
dition that Taftaglla obey the lltnoybut regulation! hereafter. Tartagflsintends to ult the Jilney business, itwas said sf forward.
Tartitglla was Accused of suspend-ing operation ,,f his bus for a monthAt the trial Thursday If admittedthis, saving the machine had (tebre.ik-- j
down and thai a month and ten dayswere required to make the repairs.Judge Crftlg decided tljat he tookmore than a feasonan)etltnc to makethe repairs.
The complaint against T.utagliawas made bv "the traction company.
PRELIMINARY QUESTION
SUBMITTED TO JURY IN
UNITED STATES COURT
The trial of Ihe case of Juan Alue-g-
against the Santa Fe railway wasbegun ia the 1'nltod States districtorturl yesterday. AbregO asks $10, anadamages because of the loss of pariof one f0 I lit an accident The queSllojl of whether AbregO signed a release lhi"ugh undue pressure Wassubmitted (0 the Jury, The huv badnot decided th, question when curladjourned. Judge John c. Pollockdirected that the verdict be cab, I,
if the juiy agreed during the night.The case Of Mrs. Andrea Bacj Wan
taken from the Jury yesterday morn-lug- ,
fudge Pollock directing a verdictfor the defendant, ihe Santa I'e Ratiwily company. Mrs linen sued forjn.non because ,,f the death of
CHARITY BALL TO BE
EVENT OF NEXT WEEK
The i hnrily ball which Is In be givenby the ladle i of AlbUiUerUe Moinl.c.night for the benefit of ihe ch ic Bet-
terment'
Icajfufe w ill be one of the mostimportant events of the next ffettThe ball will be held in Ihe armonthat being the largest hall In Albu-querque and th" only one of sufficientsiste to accommodate the big crowdthai is sure to attend.
The armory will be deoorated by K,
R. See, tho official decorator for theCattlemen's convention, who has givenhis services gratis to the lad ICS incharge of the affair The Booster or-
chestra will furnish the music, whichinsures that this very essential part of111, program will be well looked after.
There lias been a Large sale of lick-- i
ts to the bull, and il is expected Hint
there will be il re, ord-br- , aklng iii t"ilanee. Tickets my b secured atStrong's of Matson's. or from Mrs.Ivan (irnnsfeld or Mis. Felix Lester,
DATE IS CHANGED FOR
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
Clyde Tlngley, who recently Issueda call for a meeting of the democratsof the ey to bo bold ill the Secondward school building next PrMnynight, yestefday announced that It hadbeen found practically impracl I, ableto Secure the building at that dateand that the u ting would bo heldThurr.dny night, February 2 1, at thehigh school auditorium.
At ibis meeting the democrats willdecide whether thej win put out astraight party tickei In the coming, leotfon or will throw their support toa citizens' ticket. Thesentiment of the Individual membersof the party win he sounded ont, amiit is not unlikely that in the eVChl ilshould be decided to nominate a
straight ticket, committees from eachwaril will be named to suggest namesOr the various aldermanie positions andto get together on a choice for mayor.II this should he done, II was predict-ed yesterday, the men det Ided uporl bjthese various committees will in allprobability bo nominated Without op-
position in the convention Which thedemocrats will hold laer,
DEATHS AND FUNERALS."
M
Miss Bulb Gosaanl,Miss Huth (lossard, I'l years old,
died Thursday night at her home inHie highlands. She was the niece ofw. w. (lossard, millionaire corsetmanufacturer of Chicago, or Ulsterdied hero seven years ago. The. bodywill be shipped by Strong Broth, isto Ulnghampton, tnd., for burial.
t.coi'Kc w. Foster,Oeorge w. Foster died Thursday
night at his a purl nu nl s in the high-lands. His home was at Providence,u. ami he came here on arcduniof poor health. The body Will beshil'ped tills morning on Santa Fotrain No, (0 by strong Brothers.Burial win le in Providence, wherehis mot In r lift s.
( IiiiiiI,. Marcum,Clauds Mariiim, IS yeuiH old, who
arrived Iters Thursday niglil with hisfather from New Augusta, Ind diedyesterday, lie was a high echool sin- -
dent ill New Augusta. The body willbe shipped on Santa I'e train No. 2
mis afternoih by strong Brbthers,by the father. The mother
and five brothers and sisters l(V8 In,'W AngiiHta.
LEATHER AND FINDINGSllano ," Saddles, llevo, I'ulnts, Itool
Taints, Kt-- .
TH0S. F. KELEHERI HONK 410 40H W. CICNTltAI
,llni(iinraue.
LUMBERPaints, Otis, Giasa, MaltboM Bool
Ing and Kulldlng I'at" r
J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBER
COMPANY
DUKE CITYCleaners-Hatte- rs
Ml
.James Callahan, who was succeed- -
d last ycai by Clan in ,. Rowland,,f the Whib S,,x, has been
named by Barney ,1 Ireyfuss to succeedFred t'lark,- as manager of the Pitts-burgh club. The contract Is for twoyears. Callahan recently acceptedterms to manage the Uoi Angeleieluh,,f the Pacific Coast league, and theowners are satisfied wllh a deal pro-
posed by Dreyfuss, The minorleaguers will Y coive some idayers forallowing Callahan to join the Pirates.
lumen, and special matches at Chrl.tiania and Stockholm. In till tie'sexhibition or tournament bouts thAmerican boxers will spar threrounds of three minutes each withfourth In case the fudges can not doclde the winner at the end of tbnine minutes ,6 boxing. The dccision will be made by tw, judges statinned at the ringside and In casthey dsagree the referee can cist thdeciding vote.
WORLD'S RECORD FOR
SKI JUMPING MADE BY
0MTVEDT IN COLORADO
iBY MOKNISO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAS KD WINf
Steamboat springs, Col,,., Feb. is.A new world s record for ski Jump-
ing wan established here today byItagnar Omtvedt, a Chicago profes-sional, who cleared a distance of 102.9feet. This mark establish' s also anew American record by 23.9 feet,Omtvedt's previous best mark.
The former world's record of 177feet was made by Amble Omuntjsen,of the University Ski (dub of Chris-Uanl-
In Norway, in February, IflS.Bars Haugen of Chippewa Falls,
Wis!, won second place In today's cur-- ;
nival by jumping 184 feet, lloetson,a Denver parti, Ipant, was disqualifiedwhen he sustained a fall.
Cfcltvedt's mark was made at th,'annual mid-- "inter skiing carnivalhere.
Several thousand persons assembledat the northwestern Colorado courseto witness the performance. Theweather was ideal for ski jumping.
STEWARDS OF JOCKEY
CLUB GIVE SANCTION
TO L0 RACE MEETINGS'
(V MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL t EASED WIRSJ
New York, Feb. 18. Ten race meet-ings were sanctioned by the stewardsof the Jo, key club at a session here!today. The dates awarded follow:
Bowie, April l to April It. IgCluSlve,Havre do (Jrace, April IS to April 29.,
inclusive.Pimlico, May to May 17, inclusive.Jamaica. May IS to May 24, in-
clusive.Belmont Park. May 2G to June 14,'
inclusive. I
Jamaica, Jnue IS to May 23, inclus-- !
ive.Umpire, July 12 to July 29, inclus-
ive.Saratoga, July 23 to August 26, in- -,
elusive,Belmont Park, August 2S to Sop-- j
tember v, inclusive.
BIG LEAGUE PLAYER TO
COACH THE U. N. M. NINE
Boy I Dinger i Corlian is the firstbig league player to coach the base- -
ball team of the Unlveraity of NewMexico. ( 'urban will train th,. vnr- -
sily sound from now until the timehe leaves t,, report to the St. BonisNational sipiad in, Texas.
( onion (Cancels Bopti Injured.'Chicago, Feb. Is. Johnny Coulon.
former bsoitani weigh champion, who'was I,, return t" the rinB with a bout
'with Krankie Dead at Columbus. ..
next Monday, today telegraphed pro-moters, cancelling the bout Coulon.while skating, fell, injuring one of his
lion Team In Bowling Congress.Chicago. Feb IK, Teams numbe-
ring more than tliiO will take part in
the American Bowling congreea tour- -
namerft at Toledo, t month, aCcorii-- ;ing to etunates Iload on entri,wkLl. - - ,...,1V.,
LEAGUE WILL BE
PLAYED TONIGHT
Business College Will TangleWith High School Five While
Company G Is to OpposeIndian School,
t ITV Li .l NT 1ING.team u. I.. Vet.
University 7 1 .$',"High School . . I 1 .660Forest Service , . B 3 .825Business College 3 4 .429Indians i 2 .sisCompany c 0 7 .000
t'lty Basketball league loams willmeet tonight, ai the armory in adouble-heade- the Business COflegfopposrlig the High Schoi I and Com-pany (1 battling the Indians. Thesewill be the last league games.
If the Business College wins fromihe nighs the BtOnoi will retain thirdplace, but the Forester will go intoBCConfl and the Highs will drop tofourth. Company O Will retain th,.cellar championship, win or lose. Ifthe Indians w,n and the BusinessCollege loses the Bed Men will goInto fourth place, shoving the stenosdown to fifth.
The University, which does not playtonight, has Cittl place cinched.
AGGIES WILL MEET
EL PASO HIGH TEAMS
IN A DOUBLE-HEADE- R
B"1CIL DISPATCH TO u r,
State College, N. M., Feb. 18. The.N'tv Mexico Aggies, both boys' andKills' teams, will close their intercol-legiate basketball season Saturdayafternoon when they meet the 101 Pasohigh school teams in a doifble-heade- r.
This will be the first meeting of theteams this season. There is always a
j keen riv alry between the athletes ofthe two schools. The high schoolholds second plate in the El I'as,, Cityleague. I
Following the intercollegiate sea- -sop the Aggies will continue to playfor th' school championship, with allinsignia men barred.
HARD FOUGHT MATCHES
MARK OPENING OF THERACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP
(V MORNING JOURNAL SRIOAL LEASED WIRI)
Boston, Feb. is Three hard-foug-
matches marked the openingplay today m t In- - National AmateurRacquet championship singles at the
stop T' unis and Itni'quet cltjl, Th,mltsU. A Th, deft itcd II.
B' IS, BS- -
K. W Tux, ilef, mted. H ill ft ir,-- s 18.16; i
N. X. Boston, deft ate, i Hew-15-1-
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ILLINOIS A. C. GIVEN
PERMISSION TO HOLD
SWIMMING EVENTS
BV MORNINd JOURNAL SPECIAL LCASSO W,Rt)New York. Feb. S. Permission
has been grant' d by (he Amateur Ath-letic I'nion of the I'nlted Slates to theIllinois Athletic club of Chicago, toconduct ihe lali! junior national in-
door swimming ehampionshlps, it wasannounced today. The followingevents Will bo contested in I hut dub'stank on March 29 and Ml 100 yards,r,0fl yards, fancy diving, 150 yardsback stroke and 200 yards breastbreast stroke,
TENTS H FOOD
NECESSARY FOR
F 000 VICTIMS
V MORNINO JOURNAL SRICIAL LEASED WIRE,
Natchez, Miss., Feb. 18. TheNatch, , relief company tonight
another appeal froffl Mayor Ja- -, oi,y of Newdllton, La., for the fjootlj
i
sufferers there. Mayor Jaooby said:i
conditions were becoming distressing"Ve need a hundred tents to shid-te- r
the refugees on the levee nearjhere," he added, "and we need rationsfor three thousand people. The situa-tion is (.rowing worse daily and Ihfni.'i'ooned people are sufferinggreatly."
Three government steamers whicharrived off Newelltoa late hist nighthave afforded partial relief to a largenumber of sufferers. The water atiN'twellton was reported from two tofour feet deep and not rising, and thatthere appeared to be sufficient foodtor Immediate needs.
PERMISSION GIVEN
KLEIN TO FILE QudWARRANTO PROCEEDINGS
Chief J. Klein took first skirmishin the district court in his fight forthe office to whi'h the council rein-state- d
him when Judge Baynolds gaved i in permlaaion to begin quo warran-to proceedings yesterday.' Counsellor Chief Burtlass contended thatthey were not the proper proceed-ings.
Too action permitted by the courtwas begun immediately after his rul-
ing was announced. Chief Dill ftless was given five days to plead.
A MAISH HOI
Overlooks Somo Valuables,
but Takes Jewelry and Au-
tomatic Pistol; Entered in
Daylight but Not Seen,
The home of A. 0 Malsh, 112 North(Twelfth street, was robbed laat nightIt was not yet dark, bin notvo of theneighbors saw the burglar, The timewas fixed approximately by the re- -
turn of Mr. and Mrs Ma sh, who werejaway from home at ih, time of therobbery. Kasy entranci was foundby the burglar, who had only to raisean unfastened screen. The windowwas up.
Features of this robbery, whi'h thepolice think are otiat'neterlstlc, leadsthem to the belief that Ihe burglar (s
the same who has committed some ofthe scries of rohberles In the Fourthward. Some of the best Jewelry wasleft at the Maish home. Chief MclaUllth
pointed out.A list of the misi g thim :s Klvon to
the polios Included tibger automatic'pistol, senrf pins, silver Vid goldwatches, an Indtai n'tl neck- -
lac, s.
CAPTAIN FERNANDEZ
IS HERE TO ORGANIZE
CITIZENS OF MEXICO
' Captain Juan B. Fenian, I, z, form-erly of the Mexican federal army, who
lis in the Hnttad Kates on a furloughj is In Albuquerojie for an Indefinite
period. Captain F, rttande Is viepresident of the "t'lal,-- , Mexico," an
lofgnTtfiatlon pesfgncd to riti all clttzens of Mexico now iii ihe UnitedStates into closer union, and expesmto form a branch of that organisationIn AlbUquerqU. A branch of thoclub has been organized in Ban Diegoand other points in the United Slates.The membership is open to all Me-
xicans ,,f good cfturacter now residingIn the United States.
Captain Fernandez Is stopping atthe Combs hotel and will be glad tocommunicate with any of the Mexi-can colony In this"' city relative to thformation' of a brttnen of the "ClubMexico" here.
FOLLIES THIS YEAR TO
BE BETTER THAN EVER
"EXCUM Me" Will be at Hie highschool auditorium February 21 and2B, as the fourth annual "Follies" ofthe Sigma Tan fraternity. This Is afar hock full of laughter and mer-ry , iilertainmcnt. Il has placed Itsauthor, RUp'ert Hughes, at the hea.lOf I h list of American dramatists
ho get gen native humm n tillstag,
Im ssant laughter Is the sum ofthis farce. It alms only to make
' people laugh. ,lls purpose is o
amuse, and it does thin without stint.'
It is a merry, fan e entertainmentthroughout, ami la he at thai, forwhile il is farce il is not hoisepla"or slapstick clowning. Il is a play,
ja genuine play, with epitOSJag thaimight actually happen, persons whos"counterparts really exist, ami With
leiisp. brisk, snappy action end wit'and comedy all the time.
"Bxcuse Me," is ingenious, there-fore, out Of Hie ordinary. It repre-sents a railway journey from Chicagolo Beno and the stage settings area Pullman sleep, i and club car n
an overland limited express train, T"'Idea of a play on it moving train is
Unusual and mio The passi ng,are women and men of the kind whothrown together n a trip like thiswould be sure to create comic hap-- j
penlngs. There elopers, and a
fond couple who fancy temporarilyj that they had better separate, and aj womun hater who is converted to'matrimony by a womun missionary,land a country minister and his Wifej who try not to gel found out, andinn English tmirisi who cant engineera sleeping berth invd insists on bisbath, and Hie Most amusing conduc-tor who ever ran a train, uml a Pull-man purler who is a whole entertain-ment In himself, and a dog and a
j typical nous "butcher" and all th"amusing persons and funny episodesthat ever made h railway trip mt
Imorable and Interesting,Each COUple has its own story of
romance and adventures to lend zestto unexpected no tings ami unfor-
eseen sequels and h all works into i
delicious comedy as lively and brlsHland amusing as ran be imagined. The
wide diversity of typos In "Fxcus--Mo" give Opportunity for excellent'comedy acting, and Ihe company i
Ideal. Nino months In Now York,six months in chi' ago, four monthsin Boston and red id' rims In othercities are convincing proofs that "EX-ous- e
M, " is the l farce ever se n
Saalfeil sid to simi citjr.Denver, Colo., Fob. 18. I'rlnce Gas-hell- ,
one of the leading pitchers Inthe Western laague '' year, baa, beensold by the Denver ' lull of the U'esleru leugue. to Sioux Cily of the sameleague, according t" James C. .Meilill.
(owner of the Done club. Terms werenot made public.
Too i.ATi: to CLASSIFYFOR BALK I iteon-roo- hotel dotnfl
a good liiiHln. is in a flourishing min-- iing town, als" Store builtlnig andgood rosldi no. 1" "d reasons for sell- -
ing. Address IT. Morning Journal.FOB, RENT Two furnished t ",.ms
for houaekeeplng, modern. Call '.V--Wost ttOipa. I'hone 159SJ.YOt'NO'H Htrainslnale Comb While
Leghorns, unsurpassed layers. Firstprise winners wherever exhibited.Cockerels, IJ.50, eggs, tl.'.o per let-ting. Bhlpped snywhere, B, j. Lag- -
Theii!n,i!i hfcvt been mads wu. Po- -
pln iii the loorstt health, inffsrlnafrom Rketimatlsrs, lth WhomDonstanti Who sslMvsd that their
wa BRpi,i bevend rspalr, itnan pNiVSP 10 them that the CHiii efMo ll iroeblq WSS 'lie I, loo, I: Ihqt BrioA, bl. the moat lain, i.., ant " UaaafW"' - in. em) gripped them. Tli polaonin ih, hliiod bad aappfl Its strength.
' weakened tieuJ i,h,i aiiewci poi-iu-
si d impurllles to accunuilata, and,11 tnsrgy was gon. Thar felt "poor-Ilat'.ea- t.
pain va evfr pras- -
lit, with poor ,llMtlon aiul dyipsgata,They tried I, i I ore's hlooil ionic.Tby Kao, up iliuEa This cae poundOf nature's lemeillea of rOOtS and herbadie what drs rUe,i le do. II mr-aii- y
araatied the bleed fre from poJften,and win, flow of pur blood caniback he,, uti. strength, rigor ami happi-nea-
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Eggs 40fLas Crates Spinach, Ib.lOej
Cuban Tcittiatoes, Ih '2QC
California Cauliflower, perlit 15
Urge Heat! Lettuce. 10Illltll'I', llw.
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eration,
MO R Nl NO JOURNAL SftCIAL LEASE! WIM1
New York, Feb. is. li the propos-- 1
,., invasion of a Sw41ish athleticteam for n series of internationaltrack and field meets eventuates, .isappears likely, the contests in thiscountrywlU In all probability he heldunder the rules of the InternationalAmateur Athletic federation, At theinitial meeting of this body held Ag
Lyons, Franco, June 10-- 1 I'M 4, bothSwcih n and the United States ath-
letic associations weer prominent in
the formation of the federation andl ie drawing up of the rules. One ofthe subjects niven much cou,slderu-iioi- i
was the standardizing of athleticsin all part of the world and the es-
tablishing Of a standard set Of even'sand record tables.
At that meeting, to which the lat.'iJames E. SullivM was the leadingAmerican delegate, the list of recog-
nized world's records was preparedand a tentative progrgra for the ion;Olympic games promulgated. All theitunning events Wire placed under themetric system of measim Blent anduntil the war caused a halt in athleticcompetition all the Kuropean oountries conducted their annual ham-pionlh-
meets in accordance With
these rules. At the Swedish cham-pionship, held at dalle, A moistI'M.',, twenty-on- e events were sched- -
uled, every one of which was con-- 1
ducted under the 1. A. A. F. rules.Fur this reason an aeeurate event
by event comparison of the work of
the Swedish and American winnerslast season is very difficult since itinvolves recourse to mathematics andmuch figuring to ascertain the ap-
proximate time of a loo-.ar- d runneras compared to the winner of a lao-tnet-
sprint. Since a moti r is
inches more than one yard the 1. A.
A. F. or metric system sprinter runs,il) yards against the 101 yards
flat of the American dash athlete.Ernie Hjertberg, the Swedish Olympic!trainer, who is indirectly responsible1fi r the proposed international meets,
was able t" ttive a list of bis bestentrants in the various events but;declined to attempt to figure oul theirtime or ability under the Americanstandards.
For the sprints Sweden has Smed-mar- k
and Ottunder. both of wlmiaare good for eleven sec nds in thehundred meters. This is but one-- t
ftJi f--- s'nd SteWM thnn Cruie.Ytime, when the American won a
similar event in the Olympic gamesat Stockholm in fit, SCSJldeU cmdo r0 seconds in the 400 mete.-- ,
and Helen 1.58 in the 800: Zanderis good for 15.10 in the !i,000 andnhtnnn :i2.3fl in the 10,0u0 meterraces. Zerllng has won the 110 me-
ter hipth hurdle race in K, seconds.In the field events SjobeiK has
dented l feet 2 inches in the highjump: Aberg -- 3 feet. 4 inches in the)
broad jump, and Sahlin 4S feet in theImp, step and Jump. (lillee is goodfor 12 feet, t; Inches in the polevault; Xilsson 4" feet, .', inches in the;shot put; Lind 165 feet for the
hammer and Stromberg 3", feelwith the Weight.
Some of thees marks compare favorably with the records made byOlympic winners four years ago andif the Swedish athletes are called Uponto meet district teams only in theircoming games in America the invadngathteitis WH have an excellent chanceof winning a fair share of the eventsat th" proposed competitions in NWYork, Chicago, Pittsburgh and othercities. Those who know Hjerthergwill realize that the former Americanmiddle distance champion has takenthis into account and that he wouldnot bring a team of his athletic pu-
pils to this country unless he wasthat they would make an ex-
cellent showing.
Three A. A. U. boxing championswill sail this week for DenmarK Whenthey will compote in the internationalamateur glove tournament In March.The trio consists of John Karplnskl,
f Cleveland, O., Athletic club; Wil-
liam Spongier, of the I'nion Settle,ment. New York, and John Maloney,"f the Philadelphia SI. Bita Catho-lic church. Spongier is a light heavyweight; Karplnskl is a lightweight an,iMaloney a Csatherwaght,
The glass for the tour include iheinternational tournament at CopetVl
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The newest creations in teweiry. The Cole price is
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day. Regular price dustcloth 25c.
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2 lot 35rQuarts, regular price, 45c j
ilaj 3.VVan Cjunu'a Spaghetti, 3
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Ladies Single Sajipliire, Tiffany Setting,RCgulai puce. $7.00; sale price $3.50
Man's Larcc .lflethj.it, regular price. SLVK"):
Mle price $7.50I. allies' Mil-'- - gate, rfgular price. $2.50; sale
price $1.25Ladies' Real Uloodsfone, regular price. S4.IK);
u)e price $2.00Miinse Is n it; si'lid gold, regttfar price. $15,00;
alc pi lie $7.50Ladies' Wlnic Sapohirt, plain Titlain setting,
rcguiai price, $7.50; sale price $3.75Ladies' l''.nierald Doublet, I'.clchet setting, regtl- -
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$0.00; sale price $3.00Genuine Topaz, regular price, $r,00; sale price.. $3.00Lathes 5Stone Rmerakl Doublet, regtilar price.
$5.00; sale pnee , $2.50Ladies ('.cninne Plain Tit tan v Sapphire, regu
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$12.00; sale price $6.00odd Fellows Solid ('iuld Ring, regular price,
$10.00; sale price $5.00Rmerald Doublet, solid gold ring1, regular price,
$12.00; sale price .' $G.OO
One Plain Tiffanv, $ Karat, Reconstructed Ruby,regu'lfr rice, $12,00: sale price '. .$6.00
Wuiidnien of the .,rld Solid Ring, regu-
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NOW!!Right Now! Is the Time
TO SAVE MONEY BY BUYING SHOES
The more shoes von buy. the more dollars you savethat is all there is to it. Spring Shoes arc knocking for ad-mittance- Winter Shoes are making readv to sAv cood-bv- C.
l illlt ni a unnd Irtldr IhrOURllOtlt t i .
wi'xti i n itataa, Pittdlng tiiai tin'mmi kepi hint from hoin ami i
ij) In mail.' an offer to lMJ mil his(Antier HwioclatM, Tin- nffer ,m ar-- I
rrpti-d- ttnnafer made ami imw Mi.Knppli lit one more m th Karncnt.Tim liiiMimi. will In' millmii'dheretuforc ami uhdaf the Mime name,lull nil, Hi Ilii' mi Hi inn I HiiperVln'on,
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Joint Recital
Chas.W. Harrisoni Tutor)
Otto L. FischerPianist)
HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Wednesday, Feb. 23
AT 8:13 I'. M.
Second (.'niirert in I Ii '
Coursi; 'resented by, thePortnifflitl) Music (Itui
TICKETS - $2.00Ai Grinisliaw's.
Next (loiicert, ,t". INT. IT. I
HI. Ill ITU. I," by Meni
bets ol the KortRtftUy Club.March s
It must he so.
tTHE SHOES MUST GO! NO MATTER HOW GfifEAl
THE SACRFICE!il
.Not inst some shoes, but all must no -- no oxentions aiul y
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notmng resenefi.We would like I., (kniiinsirate n, vmi uhal a saving yo;i
can make In buying shoes now. Xo jobs, no siiooworrigoods, N'otlting hut pur regular stock of ekcellent, stjdisiishoes for men, women and children.
NOTE THE PRICES AMD NOTE THE SAVING!
Men's Shoes'$5.00 4.50 4aOQ 3J0 3.00 2.50
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the BEST treatment.
GIVE I S A TRIALGOLDEN RULE
Dry Goods Co.r1 ond Sanitary BuildwgHerboth paints signs, houses
and decorates. Phone 1495J. Ii 122 West Silver Avenue 1
Mannello Shop moved to
Commercial Club Bldg. Skinner's Grocery
EZ E L M A
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IN MYSTICISM, MAGIC andMIND READING
PLENTY OF COMEDY
ADMISSION 10c CHILDREN 5c
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Pay Mnir tin- - Mi. 'is, Im, l'ut l'N'lahia miii Oauk.
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ALL THE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THE MAR-
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ciiuivc .viangoes rresh tomatoes LettuceCrisp White t'elerv" Parsle) Cauliflower
Mew CabbageRhuharh 10Tangerines on the branch, do 15
We have some very nice Idaho White Potatoes.Picnic I lams, per lb 15"Swift's Ham. per lb 2-4- f
LET US SEND A MAN
To Reiilaw That Broken Window;iidi
AMirOCI'.lUJI K ITMREKCOMPANY
VUnne ill 4ti !. nrat
BUT TIII8 BRAND OF
"TELMO"CANNKD COOBS AND TOV
UAT THE BKST.
1 W f THEATER..J. cIMIIlK Today and Tomorrow i
:
Clara Kimball Young j!
1 II
The Yellow Passport I;
ictlv Fresh Eggs, dozen for 7.V- -
ALL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTIONHenry hauls baggage andother thinas. Phone 939.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY
OWNERSII, a i .,ii ai iii,- m nana! ot-II- ,
al the niiri HoaMe midiii.il.. Mnir rt t in ii nil It.'iil amiPefMoMal Pmptwlr. R iii ret mil In aot in. nl,- aaj or
laa ,la, ,, I , Ih narywill make ri'tiirn nl
mill iirniNTti anil liPI N VUT1 Ol ':. I I I! I N I'a- - n,iili.,l U a.FRED B. HEYN. Assessor
I ! I I I ri oi mm il I i ll i i i i m ; J. A. SkinnerPhones 60 md 61 205 S. first St.
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PHONK !AXT1IR AC ITK. Al.t SIZKS; STK.M COAL
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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNALClassified ClassifiedSection Section
r n itALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.SATllRn-- '. L Dnl
nHOSEVELT MEN POISONER'S STORY im OF M Grand
Grand
Prize, Panama-Pacih- c Exposition, San Francisco, 1915
Prize, Panama-Californi- a Exposition, San Diego, 1915ivr.w ivuiLo trom -v pajs maai
MOVIELANDWE PLANS HL CONTRADICTED ARE ENGAGED IN
LAID TO FORCE H DO. KELLEY! - wBAKER'S COCOARED CRO WORKStar whose ascent to nation-wid-
popularity is due I,, dramatic abilityFor its Delicious Flavor, its Excellent Quality
and its High Food Value.RIS NOMINATIONOut IKllllrcNo Catholic Funds Used to
Pay for Banquet Given
Archbishop in Chicago; Did
Not Cost $15 a Plate,
GUARD AGAINSTpackage lias the tradethe wrapper aul is ma
IMITATIONS; the Rcnuinemark of the chocolate girl ontie only by
Figures Given
OperationsFrench and
t Show Magnl
mMM liiN-t- Vvv
WALTERMassachusetts Methods to Be
Followed in Every State in
the Union Except Where Fa-
vorite Sons Are in Race,
BAKER & CO. LTD.DORCHESTER, MASS.Established 1780IY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL I k AVCO WIAIl
CHiCftgO, Veli. 1 I, Denial that theCathOllC church here spent 1IIIV luolie.
ri the banquet to Archbishop Mun- -oltintIt. lisdeleln, which the poisoner. Jean
Crone, charged wax extravagant,wu made tonight by the Right Rev,Francis f Kellcy. D, 1. president of
and brilliancy as well as to I barmof person and personality is .Miss AliceBrady.
Mis.. Brad) 1 a New York glH whoturned to the Stage stmplj I, cause it
was impossible to resist (he call ofher natural talent In thai direction.She was educated at the follegc ofSt. Klixaboth in Madison, N, J., andsoon after graduation made her firstappearance in the Metropolitan revi-
vals of Gilbert A Sullivan operettasShe showed SUCh great promise that1she was quickly In demand and up- -
ponied In tthe leading roles in the producinn of "Little Women. The Kam-- 1
iiy Cupboard, Phe Things ThatCount" and "Sinners, ' both in NewYoik and throughout the. country,
Her first venture in the film dramawas Under the World banner In thePicture "As Ye Sow." Then followedher hit in "The Boss." Since then shehas been starred in a number of big I
pictures, Including" The Nure of Wornaft" and "The Ituek. "
IKt.lM I'l AltSON"MODEItN CLKOl'ATH V"
since Virginia Pearson has allied,herself with William Fox she ha bscome known as a "modern Cleopatra."It has suddenly been discovered tlt.itMiss Pearson's home in New Jersey
ado ASING BANDITStheir sufferingsmuch more unxiofront than weiohvSpltals last yen
talk about actl
the Catholic extension society, underwhose auspices the banquet whs glv.
The'Tones' letter asserted thai the
'WE WANT TEDDY,' IS
THE ENTIRE PLATFORM
Candidates for Delegates in
Various States Must Show
How They Stand in Regardto Naming Colonel.
lie Wit'tslous."an eiil hUSiaS U! that
Monsieur Justin- floveri
Agqlrrepursuing
tor ol Ibespent thlrtjbe RrSI set
tw,III, In
lodanch inHie
church spent SIB per plate and in-
cluded heluuu, caviar and cham-pagne III the menu. Key. Father Kol-le- y
Issued the following statement.Vet a Dollar 1 loin Iiiiii Ii.
"Neither the Catholic church, Mr
The societyMi lOothd IHnches and stole
se, i tary for warstinltarj departnu nacq rcfila,;ed the tthe Red floss sennine of the mllitai
Independent nursesnurses outside tile
lals, consistgiven a lot ll one mllllo
ddiers IIdays i II nStdi:. Ill,ma iiit, i til'Salonik t,
fine., rti
lo woundedea hospital i
ninety-thre- e
t heBOO
ifuge
societ;bed Hi
i cstahI'th mil- -
ganl '.ati"iis ll, doped Oil
I the Catholic church extension aoclet)
jl'"'"' "'"' oUt Of its HllldS fOfl.FICIAL CORIKSPON1..NCI TO M9.N,N0 JOU.N.LJ
Washington, Feh. ix. It Is shown I the banquet to Archbishop Mnnde-- y
the maneuvers of Congressman A. 'cin. The banquet was Riven by n
)'. r.aidner of" Massachusetts audi fW gentlemen of Chicago who areethers here I hut the Massachusetts interested ill the society and for the
ilderablethis nouf Red
it brln,;
there was Inthe devotionneither does
' "iiiiuciit, butreflection on
i 'l oss nurses;lisbell II, INC SlJ ll .illItgrj regions In Praflrmiirles in railroadiy.fiVC railroad cante
Tin c ol Ilia lullsole purpose of having the archbishopplan of forcing the nomination ol
of i !u. ilia, , vi, with iieoig. Itendenanil Mrs Henderson, arrived here
They rode borsebacl: betweenTepehitanoH and Bsnilttgii PnrMaqul-ili'- o
Thej i, 'polled that only twobridge between Tcpeh naiios and San-
tiago I'ap.isqulai'o need hi bl! replacedand that the railroad to Diirango Cityotherwise was In good order. Aytonbrought in precipitates and returnedwith merchandise to Onauacovt,
their efflclen, v nil" .picslinti. Paid,trained nurses arc more adaptable tomilitary discipline which must pre-vail in all military establishment!
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in threpublican niitional convention Is to
contains more of the atmoapnere or'splendor and pomp than that amidwhich the Egyptian queen herself
nived. And 'tis said thai "Innumerablepeacocks strut between the rows ,,f
thai itrime cias near
s,, muchahliah aidiem, but
meet the city's leading business andprofessional men, but chiefly the
ol labor. Because of theirknowledge of the archbishop's planafor social and charitable work, these
nospi- -
S dil'ft- -
H fIU , an
broughtthree
be follwed in every ther state where(he prhnaVy laws do hot make it
The nlan is Kimnte but ef- -ll Ibis society he
lull,
Alice Brad)
sin1 is a daughter ,,i WilliamHrutly, llic I anion,, thtatrical producer.she plays the leading role in "The Hal-I- d
(JIM," a very recrni World Film
, a pit , perbe cab ul itIts Cost ibfranca n dt
The Cnlith second
palms and plume themselves In thmirrored surface of the small lugonn,f, nv.. M. n gre to nnuouiuse them-- gentlemen thotmht it best for thelclty
Selves as candidates for election nj" PU i,Uo touch one who
i. of the women who devotethemselves to hospital work arc from
jibe easy classes, they are nccessaripso ji they are required to give notonly their time and sometimes theirlives, but. also their money to the
;, iiisc Sonic of them pay largely forI the privilege of serving the countryns soils of maltls of all work; othersp. , more dearly for the privilege ofworking as Burgeons' aids ami as
n lit retinites lie I'tliuee,in imp, rtanoe ,r tho Baddelegates an the same kind of a plat
torm as that on which the Maskaohu- -
Had lioiii tne power alio win in co-
operate with employer ami otherleaders for the benefit of their em--
.etts men ileelareil themselvCSand the employers and lead;"it-,-
, mm Rnnuuiu ti iu ,,u t hi' ployes
Cross societies has now 2S.-J4- S nuies,equipping 165 hospitals, with 2,000beds, while the Association MSDames Prancalses has 16,000 n Utiles,in :tri(l bos), ti lls, with 2!!,000 beds.
The mortality among the Ke,i Crossnurses has been remarkably heavyconsidering the character ,,f their
ork and the imniuniti they are mip- -
ert themselves, me Danquei eemeato be the quickest and best Way toCarry out the Idea. The society's
io make herppear first inby rtehn"li
olloek. Us si
nd the lilond
l WHY FAIIM ENEHl I SI i C N I't.W
Tom Chatterton is producing a tak-'in- g
photoplay In "The Ranger of tiohe-som- e
flulch," which, aa it sounds. Is a
western play in which Anna Littleplays Tom's opposite, lit his last pic-
ture Chatterton got some dandy scenesI of a. dairy farm which are particularlybeautiful. The Combination Of Anna
j Little and Tom Chatterton is rapidly(getting- to be one of the most popularIn picturedom.
To Hpeak at CiiehratJoft,Bantu , Feb. IS. Justice
flat, 'tne .1 Huberts, Supreme CourtJustice it. ,H, ilunnn and Attorney A
II. Hen, 'hnn will be the principalspeaker:, at the Washington'!, birth-day celebration at the capital On nextTuesday afternoon, Qovsrnor McDon-ald Will preside und the state as Wellas city officials will be seated oil theplatform with him in the hall of
The public school pupilswill intend The cm rclses will be in
h trgi .f Sunshine chapter, Ddughtsrs'I A lie i nan Id volill loii.
nurses. Pew of them wctc, beforethe war. accustomed to the hard workof housekeeping;, and some 01 themb iv, b arned Its most eb nientarvprinciples In the hospitals.
Ufname W8I
platform consists of, and it is antici-pated hat in each eu.so where a can-didate for delegate (gives out thatilatform he will drive from cover all, sit ion that Is trying to elect :i!;, rk horse delegation. Gurdncr andlis colleague! m Washington are very
ib the Internatlon-- 1
ora, who aredesired, and
loiety gladlyd to i
eguialAlatilt il al
id only because the y
life members, sotho officials of the
iind tooki banquet arrangements,
kind gentlemen are,trge employers of IgbOl
i what,1 thbegin
online
bera of tiWoundedlives to th
THE YELLOW PASSPORT'
AT PASTIME THEATERTODAY-TOMORRO-
charge of thThese samethemselves,and the most
e. Tin y are going about among'bars of congress from the varl-- itateS seeking to induce them toandiil.ites for delegates Into the
wenty-tw- o nuun- - j
' for Aid to thehave given th, ir
."tile of them kill-
e, ol hors carriedh diseases. TheSty have receiveds, tin war crosseste Legion of Hon- -I Cross let in of
chari table and generous whofor th,
Kdnaback f r.
Wallace Hopperm France to act Io "In, The banquet did not cost
plate nOf one-thir- d of thatotinl
No ( barges Madeto,
I!
ennaylvaaiaye men pledged tes in more 111.',
oin Pennsylvania,ud lorl HARVESTER TRUSTThe
ASctlvoAlready He
announce lb,twenty distilSeveral distriben reached.
thaiand
university club, its ir. co-o- p-
by spending every penny it re-o- il
the service, and is in no' crated
Miss darn Kim ball v
knowledge, I by critics to be i
pretties) and oil rarest filmthe WOrk today, Will ap,"iPastime theater today andIII "The Yellow Passport," a
(day of sot i . t v life. In fiv fme eetlonfti The very fact
.ii:-- " j i.i ,' ..
lie of theartists in
r at the.,, morrowpowerfulmlcrest-tha- i
Missi will noid to the
the war was Mademoiselle BUSShncOlUea, who fell al Kiunovtlte with herchest turn by the fragments of u ShellUnit burst inside the hospital Wardwhere she was attending wounded,
i 'I'll It! Has Mad i'ls, IV CagmU'il: nt Cam broii who is declared Io have
been alio! point blank by a Pru-'un-
soldier filing into the hospital
li
BLAMED Bl HEi Calli ,i.c stale ,
Slllll'llgult I'c
way to blame for the mishap. Thedecorators, the printers, the paintersand everyone else connected with thebanquet did likewise, without beingasked. The Pautlst cholrlstors were
attra.Young w til in tinn andventBuffitenia
ino pioptmauua is iocarried on With all possible sliced
, thai the work will he as fM- -
as possible by the time tin-
ilonel gets wind of what Is noinu on.is intended to have il so far alOtlg
i.'tt nothing he can do will slop it.In the fftVOPite son states no candi- -
ttc for delegate wilt be nominateddistricts where the favorite son
he si rung it t:iIt AGENCYSILESind would
ir servtceiy the leas
f, thnu v
Why Tolerate Catarrh?N'tut have nntici'd.na doubtthst Ml)
cold aggravates natal ottaniv, and theHosj i, I nun nits tmaigl ytut that sttclinbjectionabje matter could lind Ipdg
menl in your head. To Ignore unCgtarrtl when the cold subsides is
wrong because it continue, to.slmvivinjure lite delicate liningsoftlien.is.ilpassages and loj; Inert) up.
i o t innt t catarrh, clcan.se the nckvnils frequently with a solution ol waimwater and salt, insert vaseline on re-
tiring, and take a spoonful of Scott'sl.imilsion after meats for one month.Scott's acts through the blood to feedthe tissue, and COrttajttt .sisDtliitio
glycerine to check the Inflammationund heal the s, iisitive nicinbriliie
Scott's ih pleasant to take.ScbU V Bownt, liluumttcM. N. J. iJ--Jt
lib thePIhimIV Pearl Read slightly Betterst thwhat t
actshouldvelihoo lid morehis I il I, ib) is.-- -M I''it Las
Heed,
hail ,,i representativehas been secured foi
"here will be addreaseiders In the moveiiicnu will i,e inaugurate
I Ida ten in lb" coinln-woiuan'- s
suffrttg,mini ti tot he const -
VelwbHow
i hrough i if indow. i luring thebombardiiicnt ol It lit tins seven wom-en of i he Red Grose became victimsof the bombardment) laeiudlng Ma-- !
dame Fontatne-Fnudla- ri Madentolsells'Causae and five sisters of charity.
(iod-i,iotb- io t'uo.Many women of the Red Oogl give
attention to men at the front whohave no one i remember tbrni nthome, ine member, Madame Itlohe- -
lot, the wile of I ir. I,, ti, RlchfilOt, S
Pc I" en eg.ind w
e didh by o
(indidata f,if publicly
n the favoit the natld
ir delegate pledges ntm-U- -. injure hto vote for Roosevelt af- - than a
rite son has had his run j service to trnal convention and dem-j- n the alti inability to get the nom-- , the danger
yone else.I 'at holio chut
ntlon of 1 iblioi
cam paisthrough
s as the la 'Milli or an llic alwas reportedbetter, desplti
, say she never
peeled lorof an lllegidosage Willitoday to' bethe fact tha
Declare Big Manufacture
Refused to Allow Livii
Profits to Sisal GrowersYucatan,
ni'nunbridled,f granting ,Wh
i phyiwheinot
illation. !u
delegates wilind abuse of publicIt is strange, too,
d plot was aimedChurch which Is i j
the favorite son censC to calumnypledge them-- j agents for good.
to beat a pro- - that tho attemptin If they get to at ie particular
Nh'i s thev willer to BOO soldiers, wh'cli
constitutes a record to date.Regarding the stale of mind of
wounded soldiers now In the hospitalsalter sixteen months Of war. Madame
( Anstipatiou.When costive or troubled Wttti con-
stipation take Chamberlain's Tablets.ThU are easy to take and most agree-able In effect. Obtainable everywhere.
iilege, i io nave atgirl's condition, ll
llminary hearing.factor in Chicago S charitable and hu- -
but the plot mightaimed at any re- - j
'Smoke Them out."I ,rkmumturianeasily have beenllsiOUS organization As many non- -
hay,sue- -
'
Catholics as as Catholics wouldthe poisonerIrbeen killed
ceeded."
3 RousingCheersforDollar NiehtNEW PRESIDENT OF
BETHLEHEM ELECTED
taV UONHINd JOtlMNAL SCCUL LEASED WIRI1
WashitiBton, Feb. IS. Charges andcounter-charge- s were heard today by
the senate Committee on agricultureinvestigating the American sellingagency Of the Yucatan sisal growers'combine. Representatives of the com- -
bine and the bankers who financed, itinsisted that the growers were com-
pelled t,, organize to gel a fair price,f,,'r their product from the InternaItlonal Harvester company, their prin-Cip-
purchaser, while spokesmen ofithe harvester company and other sisalbuyers asserted that the combine washolding sisal at New York for arbi-trarily high prices and had put Ame-
rican importers out of commission,Funds' ii ItovoiBtionlsts.
During the examination of wimoss-!es- ,
Levi Mayer, of Chicago, counsel lorthe bankers, declared that the harves
The charge will he made againstfli Ii Sates Who decline to pledge t hem-s' lies that they are not sincerely fnrthe favorite son of the state, but inlealltj are for some man whom theydare not acknowledge. This methodl expected to "smoke out' the darkhorse delegates. The prospect is notagreeable to those who set up ihclavorite son movement.
It is clear, ' said one of these whoplaced Senator John W. Weeks ofMassachusetts in the race, "that, underthe most favorable circumstances noestimgte can be mada of the strengthof either President Wilson or the chiefman suggested as his opponent."
United Party Xcajpasary,Hit) it is evident that whoever the
opposing nominee is he must com-nian- d
all the friends that can 1;scraped together. In other words, hemust he nominated by a conventionv. hlch entertains the solemn and
belief (hat he is the strongest
A Regular Old Time Round Up of Golden
Rule Values for Men. Shirts, Collars,
Ties, Socks, Hats, Underwear, Clothing,
IIV JOUXNUL 1FECL r " !!New York, Feb. IS. K. Grace'
of Hethlehem, Pa., was elected presi-
dent of the Bethlehem Bteel corpora- -j
it ion at a meeting of the directors heretoday. He succeeded in that position.Char M. Schwab, who remains at'
Ithe head Of the corporal ion as chair-- !
man of the hoard.Mr. Schwab announced today thai
the purchase price of the Pennsylvania
urnsf a w- -v
ter coinpa nv lino iiiinisnco iinios use,. h J-- Win Bunches:I ijiincllor ;j i ,uulIllSl 111'y revolutionists'.I by
cgatcd M,Steel company, recently acquinthe Bethlehem corporalon, aggr
' za government ii!
(would produce Ini4 si), (bin si
$:u,!too,ooo.The acquisition of the !' nnsvlvania showing that part Of
rrn ti-
nt! hebills
nt by
pur-'i.'.he- r,
and
Mr. Schwab s.'iid, was theof the decision reached byman io lead the anti-Wilso- n forces. company
Admitting whnt nmluhlu la Hie trntl, OUtCOmOTonight, 7:30 SharpBe There On Time-I- T'S A SAVER
the company to a sisal buyer intan was paid to a New York arm(basing; concern. Walter I,. I
former secretary of the Interiorthe Hethlehem company some timent-- r to add to its output Itessemerthat this man is either Colonel Roose-
velt, or Justice C. E. Hughes, theproposition must be stated with its
the Harvester company,general st ec e o U Use lotsteel orodticts and oilierhad In the committee room severalgrips full of MeXtcail pesos which hesaid hud been received in exchange for
lines. For 'several reasons, ne
it seemed wiser t" accomplish. , nit, i,.- - i.eroiirimr arilMIHr,,,, M.O - .. . AAA I ."1 ...i.el."
-- .oi., r.'ilher thall iue .,"",""" ,o i.i., ," , nin op .. .1 ,1....,., I..t.. tli.i, if i.i,e ofplant already
to await the
aign with the sincere good will ofII the factions he-in- d
him. Colonel Roosevelt recog-Ize- s
this fact if some of his boom- -
nt do not."
t' t a,. tiiuOith. II, ll" I'll'" i"n "'"'ntJthc mOAey ever went to arms dealers,
at Hethlehem.rri. . , r..y .. ii Mraa o'tinteil out ii was spent oy Mexicans aner iney
in this country bum nwtvou o vmin. it l I. f .. V.... V... -iperties
well as trtant coal! nanes i , a. .... a ....imp
includes ore piand in Cuba adeposits.
Want n hlfrh srndft niptiy,-- ? Or ttia' 'iter Krad of irvantti? Matti ue of the
tnt rnl,imn nf thr .teurnal I porting turn, sain ins conipany rnuiiI been put out of business by the com- -! I U. mi.i.1. il Ki I... V , slate,
BIG UUilsbb ATI THE government to manage tht nbine,Blames Harvester Trust.GOLDEN RULE STORE
bargain hinters inThere weregoodly numbers at the Golden HubDry floods company all day yesterdayand the clerks were busy as bees from
Dr. Victor Itendon, agent of thecommission. ho occupied the wit-- 1
nata Stand most of the day, told thejcommittee that In order to protect)small buv rs and prevent the Inter-- 1
national .Harvester company und the!Plymouth Cordage company from kill-- j
ing all independent li'iyeO. the on.-- 1
mission transported its own product
10 O'clock, the hour the store was I
opened In the moraine until the clos-- 1
LiM hour at ti o'clock. Although bar- -See Windows
Full of siValues for Men
'"III I'gain sales have been the rule, not theI BE ON TIME
7:30 SharpTONIGHT
exception, it this popular store roe1(0 New York and mad, all lis pricesithere. He said thai if eitl-- r of thebli concerns chartered boats and... i.. ... .1... ..f V,!iti,,
past few weeks the crowd at tne stoicyesterday was equally as large as on
this ' "O ll H o l S ISM Ul no- - '"' A " """tho first dav of the sales, and
Goods Co.Rule DryGoldentin' pin - was maoe ine same as atNew York minus transportation rules.
KOI WeSler, of New York, will testi-fy loinorrow and explain the organi-zation of bankers which Is furnishingfunds for the planters. The banks, itis said, agreed to furnish the commis-sion 110,11(1(1,000 a year at 4 to fi
per cent for six years If necessary, andreceived a bonus of but between $4(10,- -
speaks volumes for the goods sold andthe reduction prices put on them to
win over the purchasers. Hig doingsat the Golden Role store today andMonday; so keep your purse open andbe on hand. In order to show theclerks that their work is appreciatedannouncement is made in totlay'sJournal that the Colden Rule stoicwill be closed all day Washington'sbirthday.
tt CO.(jeneral DiirrihutoraAlbu,urmur, .V M.
"We Do What We Advertise"da- -mil for the ac. nun,ooo and V.
TWO ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1916.
MIDDLE WEST NOT LUKEWARM" ESTA BROOKBONAPARTE HI S TEUTON POLICYunderfill lot of fun ami profit thulwould never ha e known hud I been
in emperor I hruc climbed the AlpHi limes. Napoleon did II l)U once,and then It Vu neither for pleasure
I nor scientific NMMtVn but with there p. nxll.lllty of a forthcoming mili-tary cumpalan on IiIm mind.
l'i tendlni; to ihe Imiwrlal leptreJ !., Mxok.Hn anymiy," fle, lured Ihe
MODEST T IN CONDEMNED Bi
Have You a Boy Problem?It cannot be solved by arith-metic. Solve it by feedinghim Shredded Wheat anatural food that makes hisbody buoyant with the en-
ergy of youth a muscleand brain-build- er containsthe life of the wheat in adigestible form. Buildssturdy, robust boys and girls.Serve it for breakfast withhot milk. Made at NiagaraFalls, N. Y.
THE GREAT WAR SENATOR LODGEprince. xine(. the Honun.-ir- t isi dmIrlne in the plebiscite"
The prlnee lives "n Ihe avenued'lenii, in a mod, i n spa- Inns man-nlo-
his enou ili In lie railed n palace,
" '"" ' ""' yr- -r
r w
j jbv Law From Ioliihited - I. lii n vomblint. mole Ihe duaiter of
(in Important nubile nu.tll.iHon or nfin Military Set viceDeclares Recognition of Rigiit
to Si:ik Armed Merchant-
men Would Render United;
States Unneutral,
Geoin Auxiliary towell .idi i d . nnuiioreial enterpriseThere lx 1111 air of (undue nil abouttba plan- in addition W the millionand more of iiiituml liiKl.'iv speol- -Krnhcal Branch ofmeux, till 1 11 a loaned and tie i Hied InM.lnminifiiN puldl' ntlonS, there is allliinry of IO,t - lentlflo works-whic-
the prince puts to consult a hpuA, .luduinii from the volume ivlna ,
(AsMeteeSl Vrr I .lfarts, ten. 14. Prince r.nlahdtt.n(', I lie . rl male dc-- . enilnnt of
If.. old, -- I hi tllir ll of the IlllUMe ofBonaparte having male representatlve IH'Iniar, mill, consequently head'if rli' family g)C0rdlng to the tub-of pi nnoic-nltur- c, In taking n modeslpgr) in Ihe wur. included from ur
lue v.. rvifr. Iiy the law of 1111, im
n member of .1 family having(M I 1. inc., lie u attached In lb0 il ly of civilian Auxiliary to the
H 1ii n! Motion of the army, Bd
about the floor, "ii the chair and I
on ihe of hi ,,wri n ady, which ;
adjoin a chamber where he nenprIn the I,, d Napoleon npled lit Klba. ;
'I heir the print receives with 11 boutlb same h"pilnl.l, as Ihat of i, ion.'genial country gentleman, who doegg I
xi e iloiw n x of cnlb-r- s every day andl( ally triad v.n Ofl me.
When Prime Id, land wag ludci j
liom ihe army juat lifter graduating j
from gainl ' turned to the hIuJnof ihe ii 11 inn 11 rac undei ihe eminent
imr MOXN.S4 JJUXNAL CXf IL LtAKIO WIXKI
Waahington, Feb. I S. (lermans'aannounced intention of detrTinRwithout warning armed merchanthips of her enemies Was scathlnSlV
denounced in the m note today by re.publican senators- who declared thatfOKthe Cnitcd Slates to HOqulee In
such a pv.tctice vVould le humllfatlngand a step toward war.
Senator I.udge, ranking minoritymember id the forpinn relation com.mittee, slarttd Ihe disciixsii 11 by de-
livering a long prepared addreaa re-
viewing international law relatlnn I"ihe arming of merchantmen for bCeaaa and declaring n was lnconcrv-abl- e
that the United State ai 'bislime would abandon a principle forwhich! it always had siood. Such a
step, in- insisted, would be an unneu-tral act nnd virtually would makethe United Stajtea an ally of the nationwhi .xe commerce had been awepi fromthe seas. Senator Kterjiux followed
ith a Kpeech assailing Germany an I
charging that the America 11 govera--
th a Little Blossom
To Delight the HomeAVhcn it is known Ihat in ihe
luiure Ihe home iv to be blessed b,i,wneir
.
h- l (I dlrci the making: ofmillions ol n.ups the field force
"cured.' I ahuuld have been gtuA to I
' ' I n.o Hi the field," he Wild
ti p h illative of the Aau--rreas, "and I would have nervedno h .c,y," ho added; "f have
m i.. in I ambition and nn other
iitithropoloKlxt, lii linen. lie huslinc t i en near!) even Hpe linen ofIi 11 11111 nit mi ii nil ye xo. The sool-on- y
of the Nen, botany, aeoloky, greo- -
ci ipbv, glacier ami aviation sklto"-uu- i
nl ly o, i iipb-- IiIn attention In turnI'eui of lukewarm xentitnent fa
prepari'dnen.--i in the Middle West i
rtci.dmi' Pic nlciil Wit-m- ofi a spcaland furnished him v ti the material, mM1.. aim b. xerve a I ran Ihe enuxefor ,.jK,l.v different aclentlf vvorki' ihif tour of some of Ihe ririncipa
of niy country and the Int.inix I Komi of Prime Itoluml'H diHcoyei ieH
new arrival fhe (iNtllwuirlit should I,
Mather's Friend'1 Ms is an atemnlremedy south- aipli..-over the luroaoh mcs-ga- .
It Djaksa Ibejnuna and pliant, theyexpand naturally win',nut undue strain nremoves from thenvrves thasc s
which arefur much of
ti ,.. .bOlfl 11.
'
thepuf
w-ellHM of thai miction. Washingtonhax heard that the Atlantic n ml Pa-
cific coasts are i;tron(rly behind thepi epin eili.es prni' ruin. William .l
lh vanf opponent of prepared-M- i
. dacutrej the people are againsttin policy.
"The people of the Middle Westrietd no reminder of their duty in theprcmiM ," declares Henry lb HitI1100K, of Nebraska and New York.
mem in its recent memorandumthe entente allies supgeting thatdisarming of merchantmen hadforwaid u dangerous principlehad encouraged if not invited theLion of tJerinany. WT I
tvUnrr."I'hyxiially, Prince Itolaml recall"
but feebly hi frunoiii uncle " Thel,IHe forp.irftl", he is n fee( tallinn) built In proportion; what I
hni 0 , Ixtli'ftlly llonnparle nhouttilin I hi untlrina nierity. hi t'or-ieo- n
i omplex Ion and n HOM thatwoul, look like Napoleon had ItI... iiiiinlnch under II.
"He xo kind a to be aented," hald to the enrrcapnndent, polntliiH t
an in in balr in which Napoleon theflrat nt when at work In hi atudy.It Mood In front of one of Nnpoleondesk, on which were pllea of aciun- -
in plaid life have been ol treat valu-ta Ihe Hi lenlllic world, nx conflritliWIIhe theory of Ihe of an in-cle-
lontlnent in the Pacific coni-prlNl-
part of Koiith America, Aus-tralia, MadiiKum ar and India, liefound Hpeoiineii of the same varlc-ti- e
of (mm "ii thoaa ootmtfiM.Prince Itolund Iiiih vert iiKractible
recollectlona of two vihIIh to theI'lilted HIiiIih, In the coume of whichhe BtUdlad the country thornuahlV.He talkx with a familiar a knowledite of Lincoln and l,ee a of French,tat aWan and aoldler. The latter be
admlri'H ii Ihe reateNt of American
;,erlnd cl expectancy. It is lor II .Senator Thomas read into the tecEatubrook, prominently mentioned ready ut all Urm to defend against only through the piotective tariff
aggressions ol any possihie enemy policy and the condition of nationalprosperity that goes hand in hand
t.itjt muih of the disticss sadi as RMrnlsisickaui is avoided. All prospectiveilmuld im to It that the expectaDt nrnthi!h BretMed with a lxiltle of "MothertFriend.
The directions nre simple. Cot it a nmrInis store. It Is applied by the evix l':,t'
mother herself, it penetrates deeply jnd a
from without.art a in- 101 prcrouein orioic-the Kepublican National Convention,in Juni , declares "If Bryan's opposition to pi epurednena is accounted forby hid otcaaional reaidonco in the
onus ipiM-- ann RpienuKi rellci I" rl nilKtfl nlusriiiuyiiig rrnimer mid reflects
with protection."Preparedness means," he says, "a
big navy us big M any navy in theWorld with every flying, diving,
j amphibious auxiliary that can add toits effectiveness, and with all themunitions and means to boot mu-
nitions for a year's campaign atleast always in cold storage. Itmeans as manv naval officers am!
.., ,., a, 11, me nervous uihimi mi, mbaw, Don'l fail to set a bottis of "MotlssS
To 1'ieht Hall rnieil Is Murder."To fight hull' ..nncd and with a
certainty of losing would be nothingshort of murder, for which you and I
and every taxpayer in the UnitedStates would be measurably jc.spun-siblc,- "
he asserts,Mr. EtUbrook'e preparedness pro-
gram, announced early in September,before the American Hankers' A io--
ord today's news dispct hi',-- announc-ing that the stale department regard-a- d
Germany's notice regarding armedships an inconsistent with previousassurances as to the conduct of sub-marine warfare and would acceptnothing in the pending controversywith the Teutonic powers short of afull and complete agreement to thehigh principles for which the Ameri-can government has contended.
Senator stone, chairman Qf theforeign relauona committee, gays na-tive thai lie would discuss the sub!marine situation next week and Wl aidlake occasion to Criticise a recentspeech by Klihi; Root on the admin-- 'igtratlon's foreign policy.
1 in nn louay anu nu n write llr.idllelilulSjOT Co,. 411 I .umur Hid., AU&tlta
Hi'u- -
02.mi- n pretty mile lamk brimful of lnforss
4 ileligyIS
" " ll" document, ntnoiur Km-rii- l and one of the moal a.lrnli--Pom a copy f hi luteal publication. ' U, Mrntemat m hbitory.
d in. e ihe war beaan. treatliiK "i have mnny hiahly esteemedD( HI Kimip of Icrn. among Which j friend In America, ' he aald, "aom,art Hiiriy-flv- e apeclea and twenty-fou- r of nu.,u ur peraonnlly unltnoun,
it, unknown forma of old frlende, like Wlllluin K. Maxon fapeclea Thoae latet dlaoovariM bring thr Hmithaonian Inatttuta, ami laIlia prince' colleclnm of fern alone nioon of BaoH Parli, who , nd mc
p to about Sr.l.nno different vnrle- - Hpcclinei,tH of fernx that make vaintlaa; hi botanical collection altoilether able addlllon to mv enl Hon "
IWlildlc Western slntcs, then In- nilsrepresents the people of the .MiddleWed. Tb Middle Western peoplerealize that they are the very heartof a mighty Organism whose welfareas a whole dftattdi upon the welfarenf all its members, and I claim tolepic-.en- their senlinienls bctlcr'hnri Mr. Hi van when I say to youthat) in thexo days of trrowitiir appre-hension, the men of the Middle Westwill (five curly notice to their coun-Ityine-
us far away as the Atlantic
Don n,r aspeetaat ntotbsrs. Ittu read it.
ciation, nt Seal lie, and reiterated me!) ;is may be necessary easily towhen he spoke with Hudson Maxim, j operate the machinery furnished byat Kansas City, in November, has as the government,its slogan, "I'n. Urtion, prosperity "To this end, the protection policyand Preparedness," for, he declares, is the onlv source of revenue that I HAWKINS'What appealed to him numt wn
and Purifk states, that the govern- - "the United Stale; cannot have adc-iha- s always Droved attenuate. Whatlie country really needs is a Re-
publican administration of itsment which in lSiill they fought to ouatekave tggjnit the aggl cssions of haverneniie.-- , from within, they stand inucs.
natiouui dcicnse unless wesufficient governmental revc-an- d
We can get the revenues MARKETon Company Amends Charter.
I Santa h'e, Feb. 18. The Oontinent-n- l(hi company today filed wi:h the
State corporation commission anamendment to its charter making
I paragraph 4 read as follows: "There'shall be no cumulative voting atStockholders' meeting of Hum com- -
c. n.prlxe between Slii'.OlO and l.tllhitlOO xpeclmen.
Ile.ul of ltonaHirte I aniilv.' I Hiippoae I am ivnlly Ih
. ui of the houxc of Bonaparte," hreplied to the oorrMpondant'i iiientlon, "but It doeu't mutter mac
ii empire and emperor have verllttl Intartat for me, and there liai" en a wonderful advantage In nobeinn an emperor, nnr even a preb in 1. 1 have K'dten out of life
i' P
the remarkable developmftM of Allicr.'lean uiilvereltle and the mean for'aclenllfic ri'Hearch,
"America In doltiK wonder In Helen-tfl- e
reaeinch," he xilld "Vmi nr.. ilc.vollna morn money to II than anyother nation ami aclence ha now n""1'an deedy Into the inyHterlen of naturethat much money Im repilred forfurther IcHcnrchcx; America Will oneday lead I ho world. The war Inter-rupted a Kreut deal of .scientific work,hut you aen I am contlnulua," nal.lth prince, polnlliiK to open boohl
fEnROR SPREAD S fed Beef, Poric; V caiIdi OWlllg lo the sudden dis- -the authorities ,,f a weak
neighlioring dike, which ne
Ii sea Is bailed fromle Zuyder Zee, the wholes coast line north of therrent dam will be endniiK-r-ptionall- y
high tides, caused
Netherprojci iranis,
ConMild
QystTom
is designatedv.. (annum
rqued J.ttle immediate l'illliiK uj of ued by
panjn" Albuquiheadquarters aistatutory ageniit,
CIs,rue.
not findiiiK il I aci ns- -
lOxperts are siiiithby thetomadrellingH I HOLLAND AT
as to reduce the pressure ofHare, gangs of men wre
th theli li es dependednil ihe water was still gain- -
tie!b
SPECIAL FOR TODAYd foThe first thing to think about (show
to act lid of the flood water. Theregion known as Waler'and has three
Iks were beginning to evac- -llolnes.COULD NOT and document!! he bad been consul. tin E DARK HAIRlug. MENACE OF FLOOD h'ijfinatl
Mackenirway15r10c a
villana Menaced.Some of the little villages on the edge
of the flood-- now lie level With thesea, and are defended from furthercnctoachinclii by huslily creeled ram- -
i permanent pumping stations capablelot expelHng over 82,000 cubic yards ofWater per hour; hut their machinerywas unable to coin- with the srent
rush of water. All pumpingIs being hurried to the most
SOMETHING NEWLIE ON SIDE Ai L 00K YOUNGparti ,i';i(ic ol is. rantled "box dams," The
plank, securely Clampyumerai le points, and amen is busy night and d
real army ofstrengthen.
linemall' for
abtti ml
Winds
ZeeDike
ash Waters of Zuyderand Break ThroughSoldiers and Civilians
terming a oreast work aji,,K weak I illkspots In15c--f ii. ba
(OS that have
;.';s"h. "a! Nobody can Tell when you
Ah to the war and lis differentcomplications, the prince Is obligedto maintain a certain rewrve op a,count of hlH delicate position as men.ber of a proscribed family, and asfalher of I'rlnce. lleorge, the
j brother of the king of Oraoca,"When a nation goes to War," he
said, however, "II should wage Warto the limit and when the udvci'Huryrcaorts to methods not countenancedby usage or by the common rules Of
humanity, ho should be paid in kindI have no ofltOism to make on thepoiicv adopted by the United Btatea;H Ima occurred to me, howexer, that
1. A similar structure ls:S(,rd further back, and theith11 filled up With sand and wi
enspi CANNED PRUNESlack the Tides, rib respo
And Had to Sleep With HeadHigh on Pillow, on Accountof Suffering. Says Cardui
Made Her Well.
i.v'no Darken Gray, Faded Hair
with Sage Tea,Ho
on proBems
electtabltIk-
tl'Ult,
Small15- -
ti--
ends $1.1100,000 perfrom It "never resting
the neceaalt) for thla Isthe fact thai the "pold-Ina- d
tracts of land wrest -
sea ami converted Intor meadows lie from ti n
BJSOMETHING OF THE
MYSTERIOUS ORDER
A PtfSS ('irreiMiiulvnre.)Ainsterdain, Netherlands, Jan, 20.
Once or twice during Ihe pas! week illhas seemed as tli.uuth an awful and
Indlci
fra raid,
Grandmother kept her hair heautl- -
fullv darkened I? lUmr nnilnnl
he dnu Ihilaud 25f
11..1 lminfiiMo !i on v iliililvI'renldenl Wilson is a fifteen fei t below sea level. The" ' , ,,Ol-- - ; ' . ", ll,.l .....I ..fill' NOW AT THE CRYSTAL a '"' w ot ftaW Tea and Sulphur
Whenever hervhur foil nut or tookon that dull, faded or streaked atinear- -in- auyoer see, (Whipped b- a nor
wester of hurrloane torca, rose to un- -
A BARGAIN EOR
TODAY ONLY
I.nunci. MlM..Mra. M.irllia A. Cor-bl-
U. F. D. t. of thlx place, WHUaj' in Klad to wrlle tbiH litter and fouere welcome to nae II . . . m any wayyou chooae,
I have had n Hnrenex In my nlde xn
At the Crystal theater today and ;ance, this simple mixture was applied
turf-cover- dikes or embankmentsthat are such ... familiar feature of theDutch landscapes tie armored on theseaside with brick masonry when
precedellted heiKhts, broke thXOUghthe ureal dikes that have for decades
f(.,l it hoy-ar- c in "safe'' positions,protccied lb,- low-lyin- g leriil,Unit I odd not he on II to nleep. The
1. e. runiunu rrom north to south; lintwith basalt blocks and nnerete fai Inga
from encroachment bj the aea, andflooded the country for miles around,
i.Miioirow a, AiyHiei'ioiis r.vening who wonueriui eitect. iiv asking at'will be given by Ihe oriental Wonder a.nV drug store for "Wrath's Sane andWorkera, introducing a company of Sullllllr Compound," you will gotClever artists, featuring Mmc. Zelmaa ,arK bottle of this old-tim- e recipe,in telepathic aatrolpaical visions This VfzS tv !lw' M ftlout b0 nts. '1'his
noted'woman cLves readings that are ?Ti$etoM afCd """n, color tonub s .. sin wealth, health ane,,ho hair and is splendid for dandruff,
sweepinglajMi liki
away fsrmhouses and vll-!- i"":ns ,ml, an- expose,, 10 nn-
as many iiirilboar.l hoxeHlf,in u'Tt'r "f "10 northern and norlh- -
W c have secured ;tcases ni quant sizeof I Iawaiian Slicedapple, good fruit in aricli syrup. TwocanWfdr . .
tewcans
Pine-goo- d
large35
and i iih riiiL-- fh. rli-l- oiiut,o-..- W'c lern niri is. J lie Irtmi sole ,s,o,Is of plain earth; the con- - ...I.-- wailliun 01 u oiioic ury. licnv sea ll and fa mi--
nee In-- tr than once a iu,l.l, r isa layer ,.f noisome salt marsh. inohno1by null, Soldiers and civilians disputed j Jf"l In- around w on bv immum of lahnr mid Rood!
id, and fi
periodsa heabcpl is
uetelliiiK the most favor-o- f
pronpertive enter-rav- tals to jrou a knowl- -
A well-know- n downtown druggistsays everybody uses Wyeth's Sage andSulphur, because It darkens so natur- -
wilier."Prince Itolatin lloiiapai to Is presi
dent of the, Geographical society anda member of the French institute!honors he ecrin quite as highly ishis tnie or Rrinaa imperial, wlich behas not always be,-- entitled to. I.uclenllonaparlc, his grandfather, was ex-cluded wllh his family by Napoleonfrom the imperial succession, becauseof dlvt'l Sen. les of inatllmouial views.niring the hundred day Luctati eras
reatored to iiih family Hahta in rec- -
ngnltlon for the services he rendere I
Napoleon. Napoleati Ifl, however.modified I Ih- - decision of Nupolcm I,
and IIioukIi he descended from a Junlor branch of the Bonaparte family,claused l.uclsii's descendants union,'ihe "I'lbil Family. Sedan havingCancelled Ibis imperial decree, Ito-laml lionapatie has hIiic- been rec- -
.Kilted as Prince Imperial, Ihe sunnas Prince Victor, the pretender who
mis from Ihe vounger branch,thai of jarome w ho w as kimr of West .
. bulla.
there Is an enormous preh--Hie Inner part of the sea-low- ly
hut Niirely Ihe earth Isen y until only the basalt 01
shell remains. If Storms thenand pumping (vork is Impos- -
ttaj
ontj retired beaten when the oiicrumbled and sank beneath then- feetdlh(Into the roaring torrents.
A fortunate circumstance wan hut ,"ni,the Kleal Hloilll Clime n ueeL liefm i. colli
in- sell, shOWihg yoiiin"v an" evenly that nobody can telladaptations. With 'the !U ha "I'Pj'ed !' so easy to use,
tin I..., n,oii,y uaiupen a coinii or. a, ...a a...,n. 1, .U .. .Information thus gained
ishal your cverv effort Z , ' " OUK" yonrislble. Un shell at length collapses 1111- -W. L. HAWKINS I4I-PHON- ES-524
' "I my head hurt me S great iVal0 so that I had to lie with my head
hu h on the pillow. Once a month 1
oiild have a great deal of backache. . . Then gfOull suffer from dls.l-nea- a,
which would no bad I couldhardly tl up and would have a Veryuiei r fcelinK in my he id The neUsh-bor- ti
al advl .ej me to have a doctor,but I had hei rd a great dul ,,1 t'anluland ib.M'd to take thin I swelled igreat seal too . . wtran that tirstbi in Oh in 1 WOUld want to Mr, Ii Ii
h 11 1 WCUld streti h. the. p nnWould run to my hips and houhier
Bui 1 began to ilce irdal, and be-
fore I had tshen a half bottle 1
to feel r and the w,ll.s IioShiiI down. Tho pain lu-i- : .1 1., diinln-la- h
and by the time I hud taken twobottles 1 fab wail pnousn to uult tnk-- 1
Ii . . 1 think It the grandee)n dh ine that women can use.
Take Cardul, For Kiile bs all ding- -
hiMl)
onata ughts of ihe : ,
and the jiohli r is
- w"""' "iiauu ii' a time, iiyr'"' OWecta I hrough morning the gray hair disappears; af-- .marvelous pow ers and Iter unother appJlcatlon or two, it is
paraied arc brought to- - restored to its natural color and took
der tile renew,from Withoutdoomed.
Sprlgg lido. Had they coincided, prii'tlcallv (he whole of Holland would!bay,- been Inundated,
Small Heath Hull.ll has bee 11 a narrow escape! but as!
it is, the death roll number twenty-- jone, over Illi.llOll acres of hind havejbeen wholly ,, partially ruined by thesea water; uiouaanda of cattle ami
are mail, iiieinis. lost " ' " ouuuiini.pronerty is
j brushed awayami while nil
ecovared ; the mist isfrom business ventures.gives dates, facts and
Ai ordinary times, Kiiyder Zee watercontains pei litre only aboul twograms of wilt, compared with anaverage (,f three and 00, grantsper litre of North sea Water. llj theViolence of ih,- gale however, muchVortll sen u itAH u... l,l,li,.,l lln Inlfi
rigureq, visitors sit dumfounded atthe revelations mads to them, she
sneep have perished, and the damageis more than 11,600,000,
I h. history ,,f tha "hom Countries" the Zuyder Zee. and thence found its;way into the polders. The salines, ofabounilM m flood i.vordu i Hie, on All
alls you by name, tells you when youwere born, even to the day and hour:and every time she makes a mistakein telling you the date of a coin she
flood w ater aggravates the trouble.ir.7. look a loll of 20.-!1- "Hints' day In180 IIvcm: butCONGRESSMEN ARE
WHITE HOUSEmake y,wIs:':
lld ,
lood ot,BQ( h
not since the last great, when X00 people andf cattle perished, has Ue magnitude overtaken
sentrself,
lio nilaboutarea,year,cl, an.'
IESTSof a silver
makedollarOzark
e ll ruins the noil for ,. ogtwo. thirds of the inundatedgenerally recovers in about a!pn Ided heav- tins lu lp lo
the surface of pall; bin tlllfdimay be rendered unproductive!(0 and three yean and even
The whole work of swei ten- -
curved coastline of theO'eldsflan uiriiubnt .uyderi l"r iHo rind I null With 1 : ei ls.,1 v .'lom;,ee. gr lesii uciloii 1, im been
wrought, bu! the visitation was ex-l'h- B 'he soil has to be done ov m ain.optionally severe In that part of the Reclaimed land each as ibis Is i lined
provlh I North Holland which lles!hen In Rood condlilon nt 1400 toneeth ol Amsterdam. This iiuamt !:,,lrt I"'"' a, ic The Jbas to Ihe farmaicorner of the NVfherlandN Is nerhans ' having his land thus Is
An Irritable, fault-findin- g dispositionis often due to a disordered stomach.A man wiih good digestion is nearlyalways go..,l natuxod. a great manyhave been t riuaneniry benefited hyC'bamherlaln'i Ttniets after years ofbelter known to Americiins than inn- great, and this faclor also mil.
FINEST SILK
PETTICOATS
MONDAY
f or $1.95 & $2.95
othei part of the country, olendiini, j extraordinarily diffiiailt to arriveRdam, Moiinlckend.ini, and especially anything like an accurate eetinuite
H( suffering. These tablel8 strengthenofthc stomitch and enable 1; to perform
j Its fun Hons naturally, obtainableeverywhere. V For 35 Years the Quality Standard
l .oMiNn hiuiin.l ..... mtmi)Washington, Ceb Is. --The annual
white House reception to membars ofthe senate and house was attended
b marly il.imn Hpoak--
Ciarki ,,r th,. house, and Hiiatorok,- preVident pro. tent pors of the
senate. ,., ,e line ot those recelvdb) Ho- president and Mm. Wilson.Only on more While fotnjM f unci ionrfmslio, .ii th.. season's formal hoc la I
program winch win ba brought to aRlOae March with a reception inhonor of army and navy officers.
I If gOSMa lii IV11.
Kant Ijih Vishk, N. M., P'h. IS.Not les than on, yaaf nor kaoM thaneighteen inonllis in the state peniteii-tliu- y
wa the given HuhmorninK i Mom, ,, Holes, wh,. plead-ed guilty lo Mealing cattle from then.v, M eaten boapltal for the insaneand wiling them to Antonio de
the Wati'iland vIIIiik.s have suffered 'he damage done.severely, i ii,. isi.md of Markcn. be- - flreai Druiiumc Projecti.'.-.- of .irlisis. has U'en swept from! The disaster Hum servo, I as a' "' to end Maniac stniaeits ware Jerf u I argument for the promoters of
UkN b) ih, furious waves and the scheme to drain the entire EudyaChurled with rnfi. force upon the. Zee: a prole which has existed for
foe mlM mini npperiunltlee ilalljr If yimhi, ... j.oir-ii.- 1
You and vour friends williisnermen s Ivim, ,,n the .shore. aiiil.Vcars .md has already ofien lieen de- -
RANDREThonly our houses In theoils villaitc ;u.. uiulamait
prospi r- - scribed and debated. It is now againoccupying (,e attention of the chain.
who a nivold Kentucky Bourbon. Nothing better inflavor, richness, purity and mellowness.Use YELLOWSTONE in your toddy.
See WindowI III' llllllllllllcil IjuoIs ber. Th
V. hen the Aiwociate.l I'rens corre-;dik- e ,.fspoodetji sited part of the Inundated im Ilea uu
iOi) rarj nilt I g
land, tin- aspect .1.1 in.- country seem
in idea is to construe) nigious atrenglli, twentycroon the neck of therora Kwycksluis In northaam In PYleeland, and tolie basin ol the Zee. pre-- I
er, certain natural out-- !
n iZuyderHoUamdrain i
serving
in nave gone ihu'K ix ceaturleeof that tinit adleal a chain ofmetCH, ona since drained and
M a pr-
in rgeeon HE MEYERS CO., Inc.
a
how
An Eftoctlve LaxativePurely Vegetable
Oonstipation,Indigestion, Biliousness, etc.
GOLDEN RULE I. lea, srocer Kb-n-- toldhe was under the Influence
streams whii h cmpi into.lets for thit. The ,
me court v.rie.i mto smUHkg fields, hut now theof liquor sea has one, nun,, gained the maslei y. si w ..Id he r,ppiouna:elv
$S.mi Wholesale Distributorsl.iit .".OO.at'n a. r.-- of pre- -
good soil would be gained.Sllllisliiand HieDry Goods Co. ALBUQUERQUE NfW urvmn
nen be decided to Hi, i.l the CMttle.He hum Ihat he o, Mr. de llaca Hinthe had IH.. head ..f cattle he wouldba alad t,. s, ll. and that d- - Itaca of-fered him 30 rach tor tho animaJswuhui.i liavimj them.
Q OR Q Qai N V . gtint , 1 . t nt
una ..niy in, gabies of farm housesand the tops ,,f countliwa windmillswere visible abue the troubled waters,on winch h.iMi.gs. dead cat. - Ifarm animals and pieces of furnitureof all daarrip'ioiis were floating aboutAi one point, near the pretty little
isM.iy for maintaining seaI i length of la o Inn ill 4
he curved shores of thedefensesmi SSS along
IIZee would ill Pv Chocolate-Ccutn- .i cr PlainU)m -- afaBiTT rWLi
appearf ihe scheme argue thai BjB , ,itiH'
f THRCFALBUQUERQUE MOKNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1916.
?iyBringing Up Father- j 1 i I f 1 - r " M Z I . I
M I II III 111 I I V. I
i. I N-- L'-- THR WAVHELP OFCOORSE- - thanks- - k r -- MR.Jl5i 1
VOU VE COT THE THAT - INM6T U '00 .NSHST-I-- VERVM.ru. I 00 tou mind T6lun ITS ON ;y BEST ROOM ON HAVING MTj ONL"Y TOO CiLAO I ) Q MP. WHT QU DOMT UKE FlRF " U! IN THE HOTEL: 0OM CHANGED'. 1 TO ACCOMMODATE J
y V- --, THAT ROOM P j 1
ftW - CLCRKVAMTtoO CV"TO CMANCt
HPf ROOMUlCHT AWA"Y
STOCK EXCHANGE
pripp in.iiii.FI IIIULU
TninmiiI iI 1 1
InflUIAlb LlWl
Less Attention Is Paid to In-
ternational Affairs and More
Consideration Given to Earn-
ings of Corporations.
rT MOHMIWO JOURNAL -- PrCIAU LCA-I- O WlMl
New York, Feb. 18. Oradunl butgeneral recoveries from low levels of
the earlv week wore in today's deal
gpiiial Sfl-- - JOOIIML CLASSIFIED C0LOMMSrarw i -
.H1.I IWMM. T. I.. !o8S.,lden I I M. -- pa.l.lot.,, ,, H)U sI.K--i..iiM- m
,,,V- - ---- 1 SALE PmneSfflU A llrfai : 'THE EOTANGE
Mverpool quotation gave trenKllft.6flOS-roo- m bungalow, modern, 1 uuJ I 0 .. si.oi ii m HOODS rhk.HTss.5s as-- porches, lot &uxl4; Fourth Jr" Wortfe IMs iri:: ,.rto lc not higher with May ut $3,000--5-ro- om brick, modern, sleep-Ul- g
, ,.n m it,,,... ,. w-.- Vhtmv UH. IN Wn( (KMUl.sais and July at ll..M t.l Third
porch, cellar,close
KooUin.
outbmlding.s; , j bungalow occupied but HiR t Peruser.", mare.ward, . ,mi1'"and "
rr.nfi.rnnn, brick, modern, South ""I I1"-- ciiliphio ""idc """' f i' '.T , " I . 1X51 TTit I OBMTCCinMAIEdith ","". terms. m........ i.ww 1. ,t finn vwll water, clow w '""'.'J: .. ".'."'I' rwriw.ir- -
RcnOOl iinu irnKBiuiK mhi.. - su.r; i,,,rr trio..' OrtlSli.n ATKIItM VS.ioavinK Hy ami has mad.' a i ,.Kk n "a t.n - ?:. s ' " jnt'iv w HII.IM1Nqucn no at -- ,iu". .'.ni.i "'. ..v.,... 1...1 ...1.-- 1 1... work. Reus- - k,i m , 1: 11. .1 . tr.-- .i
"
r. mniiti, mk 1.5 .. . .......... v...-..- ... ill .. ! Ill W ' ' Ill 1 li flllll I.' II U '
117"
TOASTON &
tOln K.llllfd U tO Tic, oats ;S4 to 'ato jj4c, .uid proyialaina Moi.tso.
Announctmenta that export saleswould aggregate 1.2 00,000 lmshels.a. conipani'd the advance of whealto the hiahest boint of the day. mtop level W4 n ached just before theclose of trading, but the market allthrOUgb the session had an upwardslant most of the time owintt ehleflvto --sympathy wnii conaiiwiu u. i.au-- ,
pool, wher, off. , inks Wore reported!exceedingly small and Argentina was!
!a further handicap on Hit bears. Ac- -
t'or.llnn to a w 11 known autnoritytnerecent violent chanRcs in temperaturehad caused alternate thawlnjc andffeesing in numerous sections, andhad not imliK. ly nrouKni anoutsirierable damages to unprotectedfields. On th" other nnnci, enlarge areceipts northwest exerted onlytransient influence aKalnst the bulls,
coarse grains wire f inner. Kor- -
eigners were taking both corn andmils huf mainly COM5. The effect of
iiiKS. TradlnK was dull and subject I urging farmers to hold their wheatto minor reversals during- the fore-jan- ,l was ttlyiiiK as a reason that n
but the undertone was more eon-- j r0pe must buy at any cost,fldent and stable. Less attention wasj DisqiilotinK crop reports from the
Aid to international affairs and moral domestic winter whe at belt acted as Store room on North Kirst stree t. iMim, 1144 per MtiNg "f lli It 1. H'.Ih.wu Rooming house conHlsjlng of nineI 11 si a i lta. t aAb I- IWI'll IK II K'U ITnfllalfi Ml l 1" luvimws..
in parts of the city, prlros from$50 to IWL000. Bavy term
WMI ajps0", ;i c wty ft Um c. ;
..i .....I iin.unnuw.TUKV ILAY. Iliey "I.., n.ey i...v. Hull
r - ' ' ". aokffh ,to My. Navajo fl. I. KtdS, S. cWl.lt.l orpmgtos'i H. '''. Aneo"" B. H.
svJJ-Ui-J- J w.st cold. Phone 77d. KsiabiirM "Miii. ' Bud. ehlskSi u ftx"rl"- - '"'- -' HascldMa'".'i""" V""I"N.',;.,':"M
Ton REXf tni fuinlHl.e.l " ' SVMIHS.
li. .. !.."..:. W I'. II. Mil Al.Tllv ltl.UUI 'l ...... ... . III......FOR hunt-T- wu ttlnaly lumlihKl front I ""0"w"ji'arAl '
" gl w.n '"q"--.- . nnw-- ; L :
and!,,0ol weather and of relatively large i.'oit KENT Nice large roam. With or K" '"' " rnreo-roo- nou ono kiwithout buunl. Ouu North Secolid, i'hunc 1 Sn Prth, Inqulru II0U North MOfSM
lapiy, ' I
George McManus
HI STIKTS.
mi j I KitAllsuru.'i
P.H.IIIN I 1. II. 1. .1 Wit, In.A in.i'lli.n. .'I.IH Mnile l.y Mall
PHVHI4 lNi AMI si Ic.iHiSs
Mil (Ml. IN L III IITUN. M. II.mirsMsa Hint HscgesB
pimiie hit. Bsrnsn was,DIM, I I I I t U iKI
Irraeiies UnlMI Is MM K.ir, N..e undifcisai
1 its Nstlensl iiai.u Bide,
t BENn 1 iii.tt.it m rs, Nine
miii Taisai.- Haws i" i" l to 4
.'Ifl'.j w Mt (M'l.uo. Pnose S'.l9
till I I I AMftpislsHil in 1 . '. v,le sod Throat.
Ht ii,-i- ; Borhstt luds. Albttqusrtus.Hours IS ... p. I p m. I'hune an.
Mil Ml K I'll t I SA.NATOKH M
I nli, reului-l-. id tils I'll. in. .....I I SagS,. 11 y nffloo, lltti Ws( CSBtral Avenue.
, tfict Hours: lo 11 n .1..; 3 is 4 p. m.Phons IMi Rant forium i'hune 4111.
W T .Mn Pin r. M I'. Me.lte.il lilii'.-t.i- r
DR, W, W, DILL1 1 III III I .IMVBids. tn 4 p. m.
W, M. SHERIDAN, M, D,
Prsetlo l.ln.ltc.l
to Urinary Diseases and
Diseases of the SkinWosssrmann ..uJ Hoeaohl T,m; 8l- -
vi. real, "iiaii" Admlnlnlered.CltlSSOS Hunk Piil...
Mbuquerqus, Nhw Mexico
E, E, ROYER, M. D,
HOMKOl'ATHP PMTBM inOffice I Mhllll.ll ll.llldil.S. I'li.lllit itti IMJ VI n.KNl - ANli RVKTOR1
PITT Itoss. ,111,1 v Surveyor! RdmundBasa U. H. Mineral Hurveyor. '.'10 West
i l.l avenue. Hex i s a lbuquaro.ua, N. M.
WANTBIV Boardei l.y day nr week, alanroii.na aful board Mrs. Plea, .US North
Walnut, .a naturl.lnia.
n ri witin its.At. I, KINHS, I," III new and se,
l.ougt.t, s.thl, rented ami rspsirad.Typowrllar Rsonsnga, Phuna 914,
i"j Anil th "in Hi atrial.( A It II HHiNM I (111 SMI
The Journal now has a full assortment ofCare, riana nn hand. You ean certainly findwhit you want In the following list;
Booms lr"r Rent." "Pnrurnlshe.tIt., una Foe Rent." "For Rent." "For Sale,""II ntini Fur Rent." "Furnished It. ...ma Fortight Houaekeaplnf," "Room and Board,""Tal.ln Board," "llniise For Sale." "HouSSF..r Rent," "Plain S.wlng." "Urenmak-Ing.- "
The carda will be fold at tha Inw prloof 10 e,.nl rS Csll si h. bn.lnsss offlo
I I M I (J ROS.
.losveDl-iiirnzo2- 0 UaeDally pas Sanger service boning llnawell
and Cariiaoao st oo n. in.Through fare, one way (10.30Inter rnadiata points, per mile 10
i.0 lbs. baggaga froa Bxcasa carried.ROSWKI.r, A I TO 4 0..
owners ami 0ral,.rs. Phune 121
DAIl.T AUTOMoBILdl BTAOB.glx-bo- PaSaangar ServiceLeave Silver City l!t( P. m.la'avo M"lf.lllon (:00 n. 111.
fnra meal all trniiis. largest and heateoulppttl i.uio liv.ry In the soiitbweat.
BBN'NSliver my. Mexico
VII II ISOV I ItPI K V t s i I. ItAtl.- -
WAV ( oeaUjound,
ClnsB. rrlvea DepartsCalifornia Kxpruaa ... 7.30p slopOallfomla Limited .. 1 Ouu 11 :taFast Express O.t.'.a 10:11aFast Mull It:'.p U:Jaa,I.e Luxe (Thiiridaysi Il((a 8:00
.Hltllboillld.Paso Express lnjop
KI Paso Express . . s :.:.aI'aistbi.iiud.
in Atlantic Expreea .... 8.05aEastern Express 7:IOpCalifornia Liinite-- :;IOp 7 llOpK c. k. Chleogo Eg ; :Ua 7:llplie I.UXO I Wi'dilcK.I IV. I lop
I rani (satllKansas city & ChleaguKansas I'ttv A. liiiai:'
AUTO LIVERY
Che l's a Call. V AY 111 TreatVon Right.
MACIIIVK, WJTO .v CONSTHPO--IICN CO.
Magdnlcna, S. M
Copyiiglu 191t.International News Service.
good Rieopini po.cn; cetiari uonirr I
lot; east front. The bwrt toy In Albu- -
' ' " -
JPirftir:iiIldl CBl West Cold,
lteal I'slato, I'ire Insurance, Loans.
IT ATP IT ffW IT ATl5S'
NlCB. CI.BAN nirnlshe.l hssisssaoplns andleaping root is by day or week. I'n.ler
new mansgem nt. Americas hnti t. Fifthand Ceniral u inie. Phone 301.
I'OH ItK.NT ' ellerrful rnnin,connected nilli bathroom; good n.'lslit.or-houd- ;
within . asy walking djlstssea ' t(luwn tmni; sill rent lo iinpluycil person
r Jin a month In advance. 111. West Hit-- ravenue.
ill nil'
koii BBNT-W.iI- pt I' arnlahed rooms, sis SoothMr, et. I'bnne l'ii;'.
I'ult ftBJCT Mrhtghed mills .villialsaplsg po IfS Smith th.
KOK RF.NT south WnuihWaller. Pho in;:.
FOB KKNT i,iiy. bright bedroom, """ ' '
furnishiil, n lnwiltdH. Smith Kdllhstreet.
j
FOll BBSeleep. in?
Oentral.WAMTBO I y to rent pteaannt Irr
nmm In bu .. with two utli.T taint.Call 715 Best .liver.FOR KENT--T- no furnished rooms fee llisbt
houaeke.-iilnr.- . Routh Arno str. elCouple eithoui ehlldraa profarrad.
.
(JAJNJJJiMJmWANTKfJ A ,ra, B. W. I'm,
'WAN-iHI- i T.. uuy a a a rnv V. 11..
WAf Itr W .tag and 'Ironing. 60514U. ...... IIIi.lt .
WANTED- --To my good Pin. im irn,a. L, r mith.
i'aiii'Kt 1. (NiNi-.- . furniturerepairing, w. a. tioff. Phosa ;v
WANTED Autnnteblle atorsgs batterl s tobe made si Kuud na neu. Duller Auto
'Co.
WASlii' Ai". it feet wi.l. k- -
ell will-- alao 50 or aapa ro-- 1
fiiSwr.'ilm Ph .in 190.1.WANTED Auto n is. U lna I keep our
gang of 4 l me. hanies employed thiswinter. Prices right; uny make of car.Hllller Al.ln CO,
WANTED --4ki its. uii 3erS nt them thatwill hold grain. Buy any amount ona
aaek or more. A. waann will call fur themIf you phono II E. W. K. r.AN AM Kit an tADT and
am dealrbua of finding a
nub cdueatod Hpani.li family..it large ranch Object being the
study of rat. .1. life In New Meilco ana II.opportunity "t iearnjt. in.' spams,,
Ptoose address A. M.. I M. Journa' nffiee ft.itlng location of ranch andterra.; rafarencos exehnnge.l.
tOJjJJFOR HA l.E oR TRADE A P.O. acre farm,
within a mlla sf Dayton, N. M., In HiePacoa valley. Forty acres of apple orch-ard. Id trees; also forty atps Inalfalfa; good Imiiae. barn and fencing. WillBelt on terms or .rada for Albu.iucripie reale.tat. IV W Strong, A IbU'Po I utn . N. M.
FOll SAI.E Five-acre ranch, all In alfalfa.amall house, on main ditch and main
road; two and one-ha- mllea Trent puat- -
nfflee. Ad tresa "Owner " .Inuriial
Real estate problems pure bases.sales or tradeore easily aolved by
Journal Want Ada. Read them, uaethem. Do It todar.
'"""'' 11 ' M.I. UK NT .ftllllillllt.r t.ll'llUhod ll. Kolt Jll'AT N '". """"female. (,,,, ,,. ! ,,.,. heat, ho waier, cij . leoplns poryh, ..o, l.i...re IS0 ."iu.
WnllrrKill SAI.U Pi M ehlCSS, M. O, V. I 'll,
l...m IVI.ni.iry Mnrch ilollvKry. 0 r.'t.iiiittoh; lis per .ui.y, van Ser glul. Uos
"id: sM.f' tiiU.r 1". d Wy.OHl.iil.. Hull'.1 plnillnn. J.i ..u 11 anil Wniie IKlcinH,
.111.1 turlo.v IT KMt Pssl I'll......SA1.I-- - ISSB fur lui.'l.inir I.. .1.1 IT
1' It. I. U.'.l.i; fnii.'V mil nln.Canoy l.reii ... KwelA 0, I'. , .111
North IllN! flrntliri'TINd BOilS Full 1.1 1 lint' oriii. -
U.M; I'lyin.'i.d. l.iHki. itc oi MMllurt.-.'n- i li. I'lii. lie Ufla.
' (jUAl.lTV ClU'NTs.1:111111 fur imi. luiur ieul lu.uv i.u u 11
1)1. finest i".i'f OrplsttoBi Bd Blsek Miaoraas Is lh wc l 11. Korgsn sad ioa81! Boulh Ainu I'liuir I u T
itiii. POULTRY TARDH S. C I! I. BflBg( r BsoKSI sablblttmi and u'll-It-
WOn Hti.to fill- - 1(114. PUpS. I BUStS
cnil ihlr.l; 1K. '.' OHM, I SpMlsIs, 1
nI, i.e iii" il. ' rirmii, aeenndithlriti; eMk.r. -. SIM s tons sutler. 413- -
I11J W'.-- AllallU. I'hnl.i. imW.Foil' suil tthoda Ulsud Rodi and Bh.uk
At llierenv. t'KKH firmi I tie lies. Ill tin"
ill ..It 11. ilk. Sold mil S Put SISleS. li i"a fiw utuity fsmalss. Mammoth Bronisturkey .kkh March booking oHf now,
ordsr ""i itrswlifrry plants see lor tfarasldtllrerV'. Wd PsaHhsr Farm, PortsI.'Vow kttslco,
in 111 MA l.l; At a siii'ilflec HtlldiitinkerIn p. rfei t eun.lltiun. I.. .
POB SAI.U ilyoia iHCUbsUu'. Shsrpleeia iter Hob. ..ek bunny, limno llt'..'V.
Fan kai.i: I'nilei w T i) PS liter.order, IIS: lit) .S.'.nli Fou.th. Pbu
,li: - 1,1: ' 'ypheis Ini'ilbatni norl new,4 'uu ! phons I'ttl. Ada i. -
briskroB SAI.B liieip mil Indian motorcs
''l'' in good condition. A Dpi) ti Sluiilh
'''' "
FOB A l.l:dl
Wlank i
.u HAI.IC ni foul rut alinwrsaiWilli tables f.n Gf.untet talilis. BtrpftB'
Punk HtrtTe,
BAf.B --Oray elf itartar totKnr.l ran In it ltd
Hi, In 11,11, ii I'll 17
pi 111 SAJ.B Oruphoplttu. nis the double
7?4'', Kulltll Hi WS
I'Olt spooma
Address(rOB gAI.E lust If - plal
eeiii.tn condition, at biirna.iip. k. .... osra journal iffl.-n- .
nut HALE in. aharaaatrrshca eompanV stuek st no cent
dollar, wuiu Ford, Ruswall, N. UtPOP s.m.i: At i" to '.'0 par cant off list
ti, olase 1"" '"'" ,,r fuiiv icuaran-- ,
leed Urea I ' male room fur new Hues.
cutler Auto . Co.
VOU sai.i,: Rimming bona, wall rurniasaoduink-- good buslneaa, centrally Ideatodi .
bargain; mar i" Collfornis ressnn fur sellin AdgraSa 6. A M.. Journal.POP SA l.l Navajo blankets. Solpsaddlng
tshdurd Diieci from res rvstidni Ouar'ant. . .I be absnliiti ly genulrte. lb s.prices . sr offarad In nunucrs,ue. P. B.
McKee, raaidane lot Borth Thlrteantbalr.-- t. Thnne 999,
mti nnm akim;TmRSHMAKINO Mending. Infanta Oil. fill.
priees reason ab la. 1117 NoHh gosond.
M RS .1 II II MIR, first .lass tl es, looker,fitlii.ss nt vonr home. I). p a postal
(a lit Korth First .11 e.
lU'SINKSS cil VNCKK
run B NT flood location f ieanlagestal.llsi.mf.it it. bavny h a. blnck. In- -
f small" '"U""n rnuma full.S41 west
Full j:i monthly "u wi ricalva two
ilais.s s week of good Spanish; try a l"s.s..n without charge. Addraag Mr, J. C
II North Fourth street.
Mil I. k i i i i ion.in the Matter of Wo t .. ..i w ain i
j Allen, dacasaad,I K olios l hereby Ki' r
I.. S. Xcel.l'tl tha last will and testa -
,,,, ,,r w imam Allen, lie, eased, hasntVd in tha Pro ei- uf BertaatttleemfSt) New Mexico, Ills final report sa
j aueh axacutor ant lb mt lies appointedM. sday, Hu SI Ii day of .March. 1911, aant., day for bearing oblectMas, If any
Sa spproval of sold final rsdlachariic uf said execumr.
A. K. vai.ki:iierk uf said probata Court.
wastiMj tiouielcfcper for 10 Appi) t j Wert ( oppor. """ 111
Ml Soutll WnUi r ttml a. onc. Soi'li COh II ISN'T Thre-- i iiw, rarBlsned
L'll We t (iuM Vt'nuc
ifom raffDesk space in modi i n building.
FOU KENT- - Nifty three nhlahed bungalos III Hi all.
FOrt ItK.NT nlco five 111 cottage,ne-n- tinted, painted and eloSnad tl!
Si iiii Hi nn.lw ay.
Foil 11BNT Twu-rin- furnished ootlggSittlih sIn'iiliiK punii; neat and eleiiu. lOlS
8011II1 Walter street.t oil REST lOttl 1111111. in.plnlely
furnlsli.it. rnnvo.ilent to tlmin, H..OO in-- r
mi. nth. 1415 South Amu streeti'ult BENT--Seve- n room llouso with two
large sleeping porehea, modern,cor.illHoa. Phone 11.57 or tall Jul SouthAino.
WANTED Dining room Hrl Snd kitohon uniprniiaoai i""'"'"'- ' " "".... ... .... .m: Iiext Tun r.,i- 111: in lu.usi.- - v....i, ....i , n.ru :i :i Ruin . ! rl. In.'ipM'; Amcrn'.i.is. i iium. twmw, 7--
- - - -- . '- i ' West run. " " :." .:. Xllllll.
''-'-" BBRT M dorn room., steam cat. no - i.rmm, h.ium.
Uk. ..US'; C'litral 111.1HI.'. ,,.,,,,. u ,.., i.,.,i.M-- RB.NT I.lnSI Souwksoplns no KOK 11KVT Thio'e-rm- h..ui Ajj'"-'.'':.- . (il
WAXTBD Compsjlsnt alestadf lor .nulla-- ' jjdtj im .is Wi si .;r,t,i. w furn,ne(1, i,min ttt rrn i:i..m: ij..s;rsi..l i. . . Phun.'ry ispartment. Apply BooOomlit, FOR JtKST- - One ulecping room; alooj fral, room 8, TfrTn rai.i:. Siul.llu In u 1 condition, l...
IZ '"T" K""' fOR RKNT-f- wo rpfi -- ungsioe. with JPhowlMW .,.-- u. " u"'. union. - i" m. " kiiH HAI.IC A inuiiunnnn
Vri-llT'osrilol- hI.U. no ihllilrmi. 414 Won Silver. plctely rornlWIed, lit per muiith. Ill West ,.,., ,.,., Kmh First.wiyMW FOB IlKNT- Thiee nicolj lhl ' ',l L run sai.i. iV A condition,
WA.vi'Kli position by color. l chstttftur. for tkiln(i in. 1ik. IU Soutb JTGH HKKT Two unf ur.illd brlcH !
pl.,r r,lt lutlpr Auto7 SilV'"'' :,:'- -' M- gdHI W "- 'r"!!.!,."",n KotS."".!
'
foSTlAE-Ss- on rosi.r; a bussl to,nailii.mpi.uii. I FOP. RK.NT Tno rooms and sloopln. purl.,'"" "' ,ndWi, .1 1. car. Journsl,WANTBD-rPosltl- on l.y young
furntarried
Mills'"for llslit h.Mneketplng. es 17 wont Stover avrnut.
IffirtT fi HAbK"llukk automoTlfc''''goodwoman, clerical work or cure nm .run. rimne i.nuiv Highlands. ,....1 ..
in; cusyJ.,3.".0 brick, modern, well-buil- t,
two sleeping porches, goodoutbuildings; terms.
$4,000 two-stor- iramedwelling, modern. South Kdlthstreet, close in.
$3,300 New bungalow, Justfinished, modern, fireplace, finesleeping porch, good location, high-land?, close in.Many other bargains In improved
and unimproved property.
A. M11SC1E1lteal EatOt and fcfHlMMIOe.
Ill South I'oiutli Street.- I
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Jfir sirrfy"' sL1(to Jauraal office.
liiivUiZiii '
Hate.IwANTKI.- - (..vp.m.'i. ... ..li'- -. H.ou 9&
(lav. Kmplovment Anacy, 110 BOttth'P.:...l ........ Uknn.
WANTED UB tu learn tM brr GSdt!k.'w wi.'ks eocssietes. sjettta) isprunc.
careful limtrui'iions; S Btsthod that hasplaced thoustindo In Kind punttiunl; can whelp yi.u. Write Mulir U.irl.iT Collfac,
WANTl',11 IllnlllB in. 11. Kill .ll'll pnyKniillnrlnm: nin.lv to J, V. Kuller
ran. win scospt anything reasonable. A8- -
ilre.sH It. N. Journal.WANTED At ones! work ut any honor.
Ohio kind by young man, IS: can nun-Is-
reference; any reasonable wagonApply 605 South Seeond atrect.
WANTBIV Poult Inn by cupula.' lntelliKe.itman of DO. employed but desiMI tu
chtinn.': sxpertsncea In several lines; lie
Pad habits; prefer to leave city; re(rnetI.. B; Br, Journal,
Tie half blood combing, 75 If) 77c;Ihr. -- eighths blood combing, 7or.i;
pulled extra, 7NTi80e; AA, TSfl78e fine A, 70frt72o; A supers, 05tt68c.
i:v iroRK mom v MxitKirp.
New York, Kelt. IS. Mercantilepaper -- 3 if 3 per cent.
Sterling Sixty day hills, $4.71 Vi :
demand, $4.76.Par silver 56 c.Mexican dollars 4 3 e.Oovernment bonds Steady.Hail road bonds Steady.Time loans Ka.sy. SiMy days, 2
02 per cent; !o days, 2 per cent,Call money Steady. Itullng rate,
1 p.-- cent.
tJVKSTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock,Chicago, Feb. 18. Cattle Receipts;
2,000. Market Weak. Native beefsteers, $6.(0 6 8.(5 ! western steers,;$(.70I.15; COWS and heifers, $34 5
().. 11; calves, $8.507)11.25.Hogs Receipts 35,000. Market j
weak, mostly 10c under yesterday's,'average. Hulk, $X.10ffi S.20; light,$7.75( 8.30; heavy, $7.85fa 8.35; pigs,$6.257.40.
Sheep Receipts 8,00 Marketsteady. Wethers, $7.75' lambs,$9.00 (rll. 35.
Kim tan tit Livestock.Kansas City, Feb. 18. Cattle Re-
ceipts 900. Market steady. Primefed steers, $8.509.50; dressed beef '
steers, $7.00 S. 40; western steers.$(.7t(M,4i; cows. $4.25 (in 7.00; helf-- .rs, $g,fi0i 8.50; calves. $6.50i. 1 1.50
Hogs Receipts 5.000. Marketlower. Hulk, $7.80 Ti s. 1 r. ; havy,$8.0flfi8.22 ; light. $7.75W,00; pigs,$6.50 n 7.75.
Sheep Receipts 1.000. Marketsteady. Lambs, $10.40(i 1 1.00; year-lings. (,2S 10.00; wethers, 7.7tflUS,
Denver i.i.eto-k- .
Denver, Peh. IS. Cottle Receipts200. Market steady. Beef steers,I6.00ai7.50; cows and heifers, S."'.50
(.JO; calves, $s .01 (j 10.00. ,
Hogs Keinpts bun. Mark, t steady.Top. $7.90; bulk, $7.75tt7.S5.
She.p Receipts 2,300. Market!highur. I
consideration was gfvan to such PO-tent (actOta as excellent railway andindustrial earnings, continuance of thecurrent high pressure of activity andexpansion in general trade was againreflected in the heavy hank clearings.
Toppers and other metal sharesfeatured the operations to an unusual
Hatte and Sujierior and Amer- -
i. an Zinc beinj- - especially prominent j
at now hlch records. Zin.'s maxi - ;
muni of Bf was accom nied byconsider.! Id,, activity', maki that is- -
rue the hader. Anaconda, Utah. !hino also registered tins if a pointor more.
Contrary to their usual course, warli ., y, ei maims 11 rrgumr,
came forward in the latter dealings.:United States Steel was only mod-
erately active, but strong in connec-lio- n
with forecasts of record, break- - j
ing earnings for the current quarter,Announcement that the steel corpora-- ;
tlon had acquired from ubiuud ap-
proximately $23,000,000 of its first'mortgage bonds for sinking fund pur-- ,poses constituted another bullish fac- - j
tor for that stock.Final prices were a shade under
maximums.Total sales of stocks amounted to
41!r.,00n shares.Bonds responded to the improved;
tone of stocks, although trading inthat division was nominal.
Total sales, jar value, were $3.270,-- ;
000. " j
I'nlttd States bonds were unchang-e- d
on call.Closing nrices:
Alaska Gold . 2 2 r-
.s . 35
American luvt Sugar ,' 70
American Can ,. 61 "g
American Locomotive . 6 5
Amer. Smelt. & ltefng Kill-- ,,
Amer. Smelt. & ltefng pfd. .112'.American Sugar Iteflning. . . 1 1 2
American Tei. & Tel .127American Tobacco .193Anaconda Copper y 19
Atchison .103URaldwin Locomotive .108Baltimore1 & Ohio 86
Bethlehem Steel .465Brooklyn Itapid Transit... . 86 'i
California Petroleum .. 30
Canadian Pacific .168Central Leather . 54Chesapeake & Ohio . 62Chicago, (treat Western... . 1 2
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul . . 9.".
Chicago Northwestern..., .129Chicago, It. 1. & Pacific lly. ,. 19Chin Copper . 58Colorado Fuel & Iron ..Crucible Steel . 80
Denver & Hlo Grande pfd. . 18
Pistillers' Securities . 47
Krie . .. 37
Cener.il Kl.-etrl- .109Oreat Northern pfd .120Ori-a-t Northern Ore ctfs.... .. 45Guggenheim Exploration . . . 21
Illinois Central . 103Interboroiigh Consol. Corp.. . 17
Inspiration Copper 4G'2
International Harvester. N. J., .110Kansas City Soutlv-r- . 26
Dehigh Valley . 77
Louisville &. Nashville 122
Jilexican Petroleum .105Miami Copper 36
Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd. . 13
Missouri Pacific . 6
F(IH kBKT-r-Tw- n and three ruurn huna.i-lows- ,
llaoplng room Klusaml In, oompleta- -
!jy fsrnlshed, HI and 111 per month. Ap- -
,,l i.i t,.,,lh A rrn'.HI IlKNT Nllie-roon- i mndi-r- linus.i Willi
receipts of corn was thus made an offset.
Provisions dvanced notwithstand-- I
ing R decline in the value of nOgB.l
Commission houses were generally onthe buying si.l P. Ariel the 11p111.11,
packers led th S selling side.nig prices: .. I
Wheat .May. $1 fttt! July, $1.23.Corn 7 ' ; July, ?gC.Oat-M- y, 48c; July, 46c.
Pork Mav $20 87- .Tllh $20.87.I.ard-M- i.y. $10.'32;" July.'yl 10.50.
RlbS May, IXl-SII- , JUiy, 1 fl. ',
KANSAS em-'i'lMl-t
Kansas City, Feb. IS. Wheat No.
hard. $1.20Gr 1.27; No. 2 Igd, I1.J2I l.S is . iv tl '.111;' In v 11.1S... i
2 mlx-'d- ,
whiti (i 71c; No. i yellow, 'n'c; July. 74c.
DUN' i :i K I A lil VI1AV.
New York Feb, 18 -- TomorrowPun's will say:
Accumulation of forward businessjis only limited by the ability and dis-
position of manufacturers to furtherextend Commitments, Disproportionbetween demand and supply hereto-fore apparent in comparatively few
j lines is spreading, and it is increas-lingl- y
manifest that productive und! distributing facilities have not keptpace with the rapid growth in re-- I
qulrcments. Scarcity of materials is
la more noticeable feature.Frequent complaints are still hoard
of tardy deliveries but moderateprogress is made in relieving tin. traf-fic congestion und there was a 50 per
cent reduction In the number of Idlej freight ears during. January. Prep?
jstire upon the transporting Interestslis further reflected in the substantialgulp in gross earnings last month,
j Unsolicited business continues ofheavy volume in iron and stc. 1.
Under the stimulus of large buyingI by retailers, jobbers of dry goods areincreasing orj.-r- with muis ana sning agents and prices arc uutu. ...sharply,
Various influences still combine to
restrict cotton exports, but domesticconsumption continues in unprece-dented volume.
LEAD M si'CI TI K.
New York, Feb. 18- .- The metalchnnge quoted lead Spot,$6.27 bid.
Spelter Not quoted.
BOSTON WOOL MAHKKT.
Poston. Feb. 18 The Cpmmer. ini
Bulletin will say tomorrow:Business has continued steadily and
above the normal in volume duringthe week and prices arc generallyfirm lo higher, especially on certain
llasplag purii.rH. Ut Snulli Kdllh. Idas!""jlucntlon fur rooming and boarding Imuae.
A. Tliuni. phone 1701.
FOB HKNT 1301 South Waln-- atreet, I
tsrnlahed, prscUoolly new fuur-ruui- .i
Koii HKKT Four-roo- apartment nt 409i in 11.
aseul. T"
pj"llt KKNT Office ll.iouis.
TPT! '
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hettsa on corner lot, Iplendtd sleepingpoiebas. Apply Thoatea n, Co., of i;iiKasl Cenlral.
-HI Ul ;N T parliiiriilx.
FOll HKNy One-hal- f nffb bpll' ",path Poetth street. Apply W. P. Met
en If.
poll RENT a til ti d off toe rooms,(Irani Bids, ;io:i'i West Central, ap- -
ply room If.
roit HKNT lio.mi- - wiih Wofinl.
KOII IlPNi' it'll., will. or wltliutilboard. Ill Hmith Broadway.
P. HI IIBNT --Boo ma ami hoard, Hale 1. .pi
per day f.lt Krnitb llrondwoy.y, ill KENT R. al.- - ping (Sforv .... I
bourd fur get an In private family.Call In fun noun I West iJiaitral. Phone1(41
FOB RENT Nloe r.wm. iood location,I2.T.0 and 13.00 per b..ard. 5.00;
nlan heess furnished or unfurntshi-d- . 4
Hniilh Eillih atr.it.McKI'I.i.ah lu.v.t. --wu.ci a...
health resort, two mi hi north of pn.tnf- -
.:... ...1 e , ..:ie;. ;ieTplng phor cottsi7. Phone Cliowfonlre S.....V hotal offlca.
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v.. ,T..Vn ; ..... 7r...r..T.7ii'r; FUR SALE r trade, furniture
.122SliS'
.1057r
National His. nitNational Lead
'Nevada CopperNew York ( 'entralN. Y., N. B. ri HartfordNorfolk & WesternNorthern I'aciflcPacific MailPacific Tel. & TelPennsylvaniaPullman Palace CarPay Consolidated Capper. . .
PeadingP.epublic iron & SteelSouthern PacificSouthern P.ailwayStudebaker CoTennesset) CopperTcva CompanyUnion Pacific
'"b'.imn 'rVsorr--
o'ne mhaAll milk, cream nnd egga Dlndit, ed on pla.e.Free carriage for guests. Eleinic Iniiits.cltr mall service. Ilnome or ctiagesPhuna in.19. Mra. W. II. Reed.
ti'i.Jiyjc:lVi"!S--- -
i OB SA I.F. - heap, house nndar Meal Poultry r.m.h. Old rows. W,
1 liilylu.lll. old Albuipiel uue.I uli KAI.K MtMlern .i lol noitsa,
small cash payment, balance aa rent.Call ::I9 N,,rth Thtit.enUi atreet.Folt s.M.i: . x n'lirb-- In the lieh- -
lands by owner; wrth ll.500.00; :' 1.50
east, tskea II. Addrisa Owner, care P. O.
Ilox tta City. ..
Foil AleE tl aVoi.li Walt.--
owner out of inwn. praetlcally new rour-roo-
house on nice corner lot, splendidsleeping porches; your own tein.i. ApplyI2IK Kaat Contra!
I ll.siill. from Ji.iirnnl Want ASS.
. 68 j low and medium wools. Fine wools
tH I hats not made any general advance,113 althonph they are very strong.. 16 The situation at the mills is very. 36 Vi healthy and values on goods, yarns. 57 and tops are strengthening. Advices.163 from the west indicate that contra' t- -.
ing l continuing slowly ut prices ful-- .
78 ly on a level with selling pri es in th". i2 eastern markets.. 99 Scoured basis : ,
. 20 Texas fine 12 months, 72 75c; fine
. 147 8 months, 62 (i (Sc.
. 57 .Territory fine ataplc, 80c;, fine mo-.20- 0
dium Staple, 75f7t-.e-; fine clothing,
.134 73 11 fin.- - medium clothing, "Oil
FOUR ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1916.
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THE PEER OF ANY RESIDENCE DISTRICT in the STATE OF NEW MEXICOA VILLAGE OF REFINEMENT
75, FOOT AVENUESSO EOOT LOTS PERFECTLY LEVEL NO GRADING EXPENSE
RESTRICTIONSf Good) Pure, Pfeih Air.
Delightful SnnsiWric.j Above the Smoke and )u-- t.
j Desirable Neighbors.i Garden Soil, But No MudADVANTAGES
25-fo- oj Frottf BufMing I.inc
No ,S;ilotui. Saiiiitoriiuiis or lYni l!i.ne.All Stores and Aitiusernenl Buildings Confined Mortli one hali of Blocks
l. 8 and 9 Wy.
Rxtension (rf GiQ VVatcr Supply Smnce, at Construction i" Buildings orl ornes May Reouire,
City Electric Street Car Service Xow Building,
Ornajuental Street Lighting, Contract Warded, Material in TransitGrading of Ten Miles 64 Stretts " Under
Telephone and fOectric Light Service Nfovs Ready to Install.
Iron Posts and Street Signs n Being Erected at Street Intersections.
Street Car Waiting Room and Companj Office Building Now BeingConstructed,
IMPROVEMENTS
Beautiful Mountain and Valley Scenery.No City Taxes but All Citv Improvements,The University of New Mexico and It, Environments.
A 50-oo- u GaUon Stand-pip- e Will Be Erected on the Highest iv,mtin the Addition. One Mile Southeast of the Presen Reservoir by the Ubu-querq-
Water Supply Company.
Note the Pollowing:
I'Vbniarv 8, 1916.his is to certify that the University Heigitts Development Company
has made satisfactory arrangements with the Water Supply Company forthe extension ol water m the University Heights Addition as fast its theconstruction m buildings makes the same practicable.
(Signed) A. n. McMILLEN.
To Cost
$24,600.00Now Contracted
SURE WATER
the South Boundary of theTall Tamarack Hedge t' Be PlantedProperty in the Early Spring,
President W ater Supply Company.
In order to pay for these improvements, we will sell the first three hundred lots at from $50 to $200 per lot. easy terms, accordng to location (bear in mind 50-fo- ot lots) and as soon a thrPPhundred are sold we will then pos.tivcly raise the pr.ee on all the unsold lots 20 per cent at one jump. By buying now. you can make 20 per cent on your investment within xixtv' " y! oucent within the year.
SALE BEGINS TODAYUNIVERSITY HEIGHTS DEVELOPMENT CO., OwnersI Cofi)(ioty
Jay A. lluhbs
Jos. A. Root .Soft's menD. K. B. Sellers, Secretary
Rooms 5-- 7 1st National Bank Bldg.Phone 899Harold B. Sellers, Special Company Representative on Grounds
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