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I01MNG .I0URNAL.AliBUQUERQlDEALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912. By Mall, 60 Oeou Month; Much- - to, k', a lunirt.

Ily Carrier, 110 t'eni. MoiiiIi.THIRTY-FOURT- H YEAR. VOL CXXXIV, No. 15.

CHURCH FLOOR FALLSWITH FATAL EFFECT PENROSE HEBREW RABBI ISMAGHNELlGESTOCEI LINER AFLOAT

the republicans. im,. of thee nathe defeat of Iteilhen 1. Alooii In oneof the Philadelphia district by allIndependent republican. Jn PittsburghJohn iilell, long a member of thenational holme, Is sure of being re-

turned according to the latest return.He I opposed by M. Clyde Kelly, ttprominent Independent In the lustleflhiUire.

IFGOES TO PIECES EULOGISTICHarrington Iisrk, X. J'J'vvo person wore mileHum a nt'ore InJIinil,lously when thu collapse

. April 14.I alld moreseveral M' I'-

ll i Iio riiiorof I lie Vlltirrh uf Our l.ady Victory

RiCANEnn nn? a tu pcdcdp wm precipitated nearly 30u persons into !

the huemeiit toiluy.IN ROOStVELT

LANDSLIDEi mi i inrn imiin .rnrn i nun The I'liurrh whm only purtly com

UULLIULU VVIMMULULNU niVU plcted nd th' nns-- i lt:i Ki- - there to-

iluy wn In I'onni'Ctlon with themonies of laying the corner stone.

LIBERTYThe rollapt of tho floor runie

4 ftrirk nnnnn nrnn nn nnmni while tin address iva bring deliveredliy Father inliinty. Suddenly the

Colonel Wins 64 of 76 Del-egates to National Conven-

tion; Strength Due Largely toIdle Coal Miners.

President Samuel Schulman ofCentral Conference Delivers

Notable Message on JewishReligion.

flour wiih hounl to crcuk and then itMint ilown with ti crush. Men,women ii nil children ivrrr caught amimany were b:tdly crushed. XlcholuOttlngcn nil Mr". K. M. iilhcrn wereInjured Ho badly thiit they died with-in u short time. About u dozen per-sons were tukep out iincoiiselnUM andseveral sustained friu luiis uf lews or

i ;

HIV AL Al AX ACI'HS M ARKI'.x I'I.ax vrioxs or hini i.ts

WnhliiKton, April 4 "The ava-lanche victory for Colonel ItuoseveltIn I'ennsv Ivanlu spoke the final wordand made the repudiation of the Taftcandidacy complete." Statement atI bios, v ill headquarter.

"Tin president I in this fight tostay. He will he the nominee of therepublican convention at Chicago. HeV, a noiiliuiled four years ago w ithoutthe v ote ot llllnol, Pelinsv Iviuila, In-

diana, Xew Vork or Wisconsin "i!epresetitatlve William IS. McKlnley.director of the tin t if mil Taft bureau.

"When the complete return areIt Is proliuble that the New

Jersey governor will have the soliddelegation of ev ent.v six v oles."--stateme-

at Woodrovv Wilson head-iiinrier-

"Speaker Clark friends expectedlittle ami mail,' practically i.o fight InI'ennsv Iv anlu. The latest adv ice as-sure at least seventeen vote.'' State-in- ,

III from Clark head, piui lets.The f uegolng is an i pltomc of rom-- i

n lit made ti .lav on the Pennsylvaniaprimary by campaign managers.

The sf iieiiieiit from Itoosevelt head

anus. CHRISTIAN SCIENCENOT COMMENDABLE

PARTY LEADERS STUNNEDBY CRUSHING DEFEAT

BANKERS ARE ARRESTED

STATESMEN RELAX

IN LOBBIES OF

THE HOTELS

WIRELESS FLASHES CALLS FOR

ASSISTANCE AS STEAMSHIP

TITANIC BEGINS TO SETTLE

FOR FALSE ENTRIES ,Taft's Votes Secured in Phila Membership in Synagogue andDescipleship of Mrs. Mary

Baker G, Eddy is Not Com-

patible According to Speaker.

delphia Wheie John Wana-mak- er

is Elected with Stotes-burr- y

for President.

New (irleHim. April II. KiiR.ncr I'lihlir, preHldciit el the Tclumliank & Trust Co., if New iirleMiis,and .lames II. I Mm lia. a director,were put In the parish prison heretonluht. charKed with uiikinu f.dse

quarter, refer, briefly to i'ennsylv aula.Of LegislatOI S ' "'""'"'elil to the state bank exani-j- ,

, liner and eoneeHllmr the true eondl-1- 1pthe CVei IHg dltlon (,f the bunk. Frank J. Hroad,

Human SideComes' OutWhen TheySwap Jokes,

r,.tl, i 'n lormer ejstiler ot the same lianki ui enamel tu and now h miblie aecountKiit. whs

The quotation given was practicallyall on that subject. The rest vva arev iew of all the contests to date, set-ting out the claim of Ihe Itoosevcllma nn Hers.

Iillector McKlnley' statement be-

side referring to the "third term."says In part:

"The outcome of the Pennsylvaniaprimaries is plainly In. II, alive of the

Last Message from Doomed Vessel Ends Abruptly Indicating

Worst Has Occurred, Thus Recording One of Most Shock-

ing Tragedies of Sea in History; Appeals for Aid Picked Up

and These Are Promptly Communicated to Sister Ships,

Who Though Far from ScSne, Hasten There Under Full

Steam; List of Those Aboard Includes John Jacob Astor

and Wife, Major Archibald Butt, J. Bruce Isman of White

Star Line, and Henry B. Harris.

iirrested at the nine time, chargedwith embezzling ii(i,(iii() of thebank's funds.. The arrests were madeafter an investigation by Ulstrkt At-torney Sinclair Adams.

( Mernlns Jtnnrnnl nrl,il Wlr.I'lillHilelphhi, April 14. Latest re-

turn from esterdu.v'M prlm.'iry Indi-cates that Theodore lioosevelt willhave Hixty-fou- r of I'entiHv ivunla'sKeventy-si- x delegate to the republicannational convention with a possibilityof sixty-fiv-

Colonel Itoosevelt won fifty-tw- o

district delegate and Ills supporterscaptured tin- convention which willname twelve delegate at large. Thestatt convention has tile power oelect a new state chairman to succeedI'ulled State Senator I'eiirose andthe national delegate can elect a in weoitimitieoniitii from I'ennsylv anhi lo

lint that national Issues are playing'only a small part In some stales In i

tnr Mtiralac Jniim! aiMelai t4 Wire 1

Jlaltlmoie. April 14. A u result of

the effort throughout the nation tostrengthen Judaism, Lahbl tlotthardlleiitsch, of the Hebrew I'nloli Col-

lege. Cincinnati. In today' ai'sn'on of

the central conference of Americanrabbis pointed out that missionarieswile being- sent lo foreign field 111

an yfl'ort to Induce Jew to hold flint

to the Jewish faith.In a report by Itubbl K. N. Culla-- i

liof of lilclimond, Vii., chairman ofthe committee on, religion work Inuniversities. strong objection wasmade to college fratel'liitle a sub-versive of discipline, study and thedemocratic spirit that should pervadeAmerican educational Institution.For Jewish student It waa recom-mended Unit oiganl'.alloiiii be formedfor religious anil lntelleetu.il purpose,not exclusively Tor oclul activities,and that sonic one "on tile order ol

ELOOD CONDITIONS

(Special IllHpntfh tn the Murnlnflr lnurnaSanta Ke, April 14.-- - If there wer

nothing more to life In the capitalcity . luring a legislative session thanwhat takes place in the halls of thesen M" and house during tne formald II iieratloiis of those bodies, exist-ence would present a very drab aB-re- et

to tin leulslaliie correspondent.Not thHt the proeeedinas of the legis-lature are at all t im s moootonotiri o''lacking It. ;ilce; but the mutter ol'kcpiiiy up witli th.it part of It iswork how hard work only the manw ho has ever tackled the Job can ade-ipnte-

appreciate and if tiler.' w re

ON MISSISSIPPI

tlin republican nomination lor presi-dent.

"Instead of cotistriicllv e statesman-ship being put forth In an effort losi Iv c the problem bet,, re the coun-try, mid as bid lor vote mi tileground of merit, a nation-wid- e cam-paign of wilful and mallei, mi mis-representation, v II Ilea t Ion and as-

sault on the president of the 1'nltcdStates has been sul'stlt uled. Such acampaign, nmnuutlng In tact to n

DESPERATE( liy XurnliiK .loiiriml Spi-chi- l lauscil Wire.)

CO pe l.aic, X.' April 15. At 10:4.", oVloek hist night the Starliner Tilatiie eiill.-- "C Q. 1." and reported hiving struck tin ice-

berg The steamer mild that Immediate assistance was reipilred.

Half an hour afterward another message cant., reporting that theywere sinking by tlv head and that the wonien passengers "ere being not a and more human side to i

things, the lid would blow off and'somebody would w,.t hurt. IThousands Driven from Homes

succeed Senator Penrose.Wooilrow Wilson, aecoidlng to fig-

ures at hand, w ill have ev ent.v fourof the seventy-si- x Pennsylvania dele-gate- s

In the democratic convention.The other two delegates are forChump Clark.

Colonel KooMfVclt'a sweeping vic-tory kept growing as the returnsontilllled lo collie in.

Ineompleln returns from every dis-trict give the former president slxty-I'l- v

e delegates In the repiibll, all na-

tional convention. The Itooseclt sup-porters are claiming sixty-seve- n andlater returns may carry the figureto that number.

Politicians look 'Upon the triumphof Colonel Itoosevelt with astonish-ment. The Itoosevelt force were with-out a state organization or any organi

lo tne stiiitent ot human natureami the man who is fotnl of relaxa- -

put oil in the lifeboats.The weather was ealm and clear, the Titanic'

ported, and tsuw the position of the vessel 41.

west longitude.The Marconi station al Cape Unci notilleil the

i w ireless opera' ir re-I- I)

north lati'.m'e and

Allan liner Virginian,

young ineii' christian nsoc4utlonjsecielarv be engaged lo Rive h whole,

time lo till work."Tlie trend of American Juda-

ism and Its aid In the prcseiva-jtto- u

h n, growth of the religionof Israel, vv a th" form of themessage given lo the Central rotifer-fenc- e

of American' llubbl here today

by Great Volume of Wat.crWhich Continues to Rise atAlarming Rate.

uoviseil that he was proc 'cding loii,,. i Moialn of which im ni'diaiol.v

lion after the day's work is ever, no i

more interesting place ean be foundon the map than the lolihy of a hotelin a state capital during the sessionof a slate legislature. The men who j

for gather there are In themselves!

the Titanic.Th. VlruHiian ; mld:iiu,bt "'.is ui.-o- , u uitle .IMnt

- ;.. ...i v,.. .i.., I in reach tout vessel hy HI o'clock a.from thein. today

I IlilMIC nil' i "I" ' " '

"" ' an :!'in ilatitude

conspiracy, not mdv to humlilate thepresident personally, but to committhe republican pally to rank social-ism, ha a not only hei u countenanced,hut i niiiliicicil hy former PresidentTheodore Itoosevelt,

"'J'he fact that this candidate In

not claiming to weir the mantle inAJaruhuiu iamolti Is evidence thatIhe acme of deinag.'gban In thiscountry has been reached.

"'I'll, t stales which have yet toelect delegate to the republican na-

tional convention In Chicago mightJust a well realize now that the re-

public a well a tlie republican partyha been placed 111 Jeopardy by theissues rulMed hy Theodore ll,,oe-v- i

II."Including Pennsylvania. which

iiccortlliig to latest advices, has givenPresident Tall al least twenty-on- e

hour Mondne morning wasThe ( il.viupic ut an earlyinteresting types. Men of ability whohave risen to prominence in theirhome counties men with a well-de- -She was in direct communicationu ..n.l loocituilc III. lx west

iiimk " a name o,,,no ..... .... n't ..... 1.. in. tu ti. . IVwon uie -. , , ,,vt, .,1,,.,i,.,.,i

llnllic also rcpoiico n.is.u i. ..".-..- i -

The steamshipeast of the Titanic anil was niaiviiiv; an p.....,,- - er- -

miles

by Its president. Samuel Mehulmnn olNew Vork Unhid Schulman pralHertthe government at Washing-to- forwhat it hud done on the Ilulan p,ms-po- rt

,ii, stlon. ltahhi Schulman Buid:"We glory In the nuine of Amerltud

Judaism hut It Implies for u noth-ing exclusive or provincial. It makea ticiuciiibui difference whether thes.v nag, gue i being i rushed by Ihearm of the destructive lluslnn heiiror whether It Is being Inspired andprotected by the contemplation of the

B- - Mnrnlnf ilnurnal MiMetiil I.enef Wira.lVicktdMirKt' AIIhh., April i. The

.Mississippi lev cc for miles along herepresent, a weird hvciib tonight. I'lresmade of driftwood dot the embank-ment on which refugees' are roastingthe cai'cnssvs of beeves for food.

.Meanwhile the work of rescue pro-ceeds In the back lotmtry.

Volunteer in launches and skiffsand on Improvised rafts, have savednearly a thousand persons since the

at. ....... , ,i... 'ri'.,r.iic iv re heard hy the VirginianI lie IIIM IMl'.uci ,

zation In many of the district, it Ik

the first time In Ihe present genera-tion that the regular republican ma-chine has lost control of the Hlateorganization.

Tile slsnifleance of the Itooseveltvictory can be realized when It

when the delegates 'ncontrol of tile mate convention haveIhe power to elect the slate chair-man, and under the parly rules, thdelegates to the national convention

the Virginia n says tin.'clock a. in. i I"' v. iicic.-- s .."12:27

hint red and enucii a iru,i', t .signals were

eloped sen.se of humor and who havela-e- In politics long enough to knowthe value of u sense of humor in itspplication to th.' re serious af-

fairs of life, In tile lobbies.( f the hotels ill tile evening to Bwappolitical and other gossip, to crackjokes with each other and generall.vto have a good time and promote goodfellowship. of course there are ex-

ceptions to all rules, but In Santa ft.the rule is so general as to make Itnot worth while lo note the excep-tions.

.Ml of which is merely preliminaryto saying that the lobby uf the I'alaeehotel any old night alter o'rlockis the place of nil places for one togo who wants to laugh and grow fat.It Is the place where statesmen cease

voic , ,n, national enliven ion. me , ,,,. f ,h(, Ametl- -prcsiilcnt today has :IH4 delegates ,can raigliInstructed r, r or pledged to hielects the national committeeman.

At present Senator i'ctirose holdsboth positions.

sj luigogue into shape Itselfthe sv nagoguu

"I 'mpiestloiiably theour country will havedlf lefcnlly from what

II-- Mornlnit .loorn.il Huei'lnl I .eased Wire.!

Montreal. April The new Whit'Shir liner 'Minnie I reported, in ad-

vices received h-- re late tonight, to

have struct; an lechery.The news was reel ived a; the Allan

Salem levee broke Friday and oilierthousands who made their own wayto safety are camping along the levee.Tliss anil steainlioina are gatheringthem up anil bringing them to Vii

tJoVernor I'.rewer lias orderedtents sent here lor their use.

In two liavs thu Inhabitants havebeen driven out from a territory n

a hundred siplare nillea. The

Willi tliein last wick. The Niacin!had several plates stoics in olf tlrandliankH la.--t Thursday and the

herself hud an i xeititiK dayIhreading her way throiiKh the lines.

W III i i: STAIt ll I icmtsIX HiXOUAXtT. ( IM.NT.

New York, April K The Uliil"Star line ol'ficlals here had receivedno notice totiiuht of an accident tothe Titanic until notified of the dis-

patches from Aioiiiical. The Inst

wireless inossn.no from the liner was

Ific.n here in a wncu-a-lilletin- - captain ot tut' sicani' .

saMe Iromthat line. It was n.n- -.

ViiMinian of

it wiih said by a prominent memberof the slate committee tonight thatsome of the Itoosev elt delegate electedto the slate convention are regular or-ganization men, who, w hile votlnp forUooseveit delegates will stand hy theslate organization. Sonti. of the or-

ganization leaders who refrainedfrom personally entering the primaryas candidate for district delegateshad expected they would be ,leeted

had been in wlie- -that the Vii'Minlan

ncmiiitill, n. He needs only 17H moredelegates to Insure his retiomliia-tloti- .

He is alre'olv assured :ix'more delegates, making his supportill the Chicago convention 7t,i dele-Kate-

or more than -- a inajorliy."Tile statement from the Wilson

beiiil,iiiirtcrs claims lor iloveruorWilson a majority of tlie deiuoiiatledelegates thus fill , dcclcd, andsavs in part:

Wit Ii lie swei pln'4 victory scored inthe l', nn-- v Ivanl i primal I. yester-da- y

liovernor Woodrovv Wilson lookIhe lend In the pl'e-coli- v etitlon racefor the d, mot-ruth- nomination liov- -

to be slatcsm 'ti and become human, 'chiish wan ti fifteen loot wall of water.wllh the 'I it.mi.'.le-- s communication

In a country whose atmosphere I that'of the middle age will he twisted intoIdolnif.

"As ihe religious leuder of thesynagogue we naturally take til In

joppiitunlly to congratulate thenational government, and through

III tlie American people, uponthe clear enunciation of the prin-ciple that the 1'nlted Slate cunnot

'allow anv discrimination to be madeby iiny government In American

because of distinction of race,,r creed. We congratulate them upon

l.ciii!4 in eol- -thai she had .ort (It is the place where Ii (I per cent

of Hie fun ill Suntii Ke Is pulleil off.County Treasurer J. Al. I'.uird. of

sk-- d lorieebcr- - andw it liliHa

fifty feet vide, that burst suddenlythrough the levee at Salem laat Fri-day evening, inundating two miles offarm land within twenty minutes.

Ahead of this rush of water rodea - mure of in g roes from the A lx.it in

ussb'taiicc.The Vli'Hinlan reported that she whs as delegates at large.

reei ived at II o ciock iius moionisKi ins her piK'ltion as five hundredmiles southeast of Cape Cace at 2

a. in., today. Among those understood to haveon her way to uie i mmo .

The iralniali saileil Irom Halifaxthe wire- -

this ia..inin and ut the time plantation. They rode all nighttoI,., -- ..ui wii.i reclioiii'd

been looked upon as the likely dele-gale- s

were Senators I'eiirose andi diver, ijoveriior Teller, Secretin y of,State Hubert .McAfee and LeaderAlc.Vlcol ot the party organization In

I'teio county, came up from Alamo-gord- o

last Wedn. sday and Is spendinga few diiv's In the capital.- Air: llalrddeclares that his visit has no refer-ence vVhaleief to 'any pending legis-lation, but is more in" the nature ofit vacation.

' that as It ma;., those who areso fortunate as to enjoy Air. ilaird's

'io ihiiintance will attest that a halfhour in his presence while he Im in

strength In the Palli-ith- e act which told Ihe Itussian ifov-i- iIs now r, , resented jeinineiil that the Culled State ex-T-

dehga.e col ii m ii pect c,l evetv government to honor uiiSTATESMANNOTEDei nor ilsoti'sin, ir, nv ehl I,

by 14;' vole.In favor of lli. Xew Jersey exec ill I v c i A in,Ml, a u passport 111 the hand of unywill illlllllle to re, civ, I nge nee- - American citizen. Irrespective of race

lane ii about abeam off a!'"Ttaco. She has nine hundred

on board but ean acconimo-ilal- -

nine hundred of the Tilaiiie'sif th.ir I". III ' i a be II. . "S- -

,iy. The message from Ih. Virginianwas sent b' wireleK to ( ape llace andJ i , . i tu Montreal.

PASSES AWAYor creed.

"Coiiscioii of Ii liberality, and atIhe .lime lime of It duly, tlie v na- -

'through the darkness and rain, vvalii-iln- g

the Inhabit. nil to flee, until over- -

taken by the rising tide, they wereforced to flee for their own Uvea,

j

i Vlcksl.mrg, New irleaiis and Lake.providence were appealed to and sent'relief expeditions which started Inboats across the flooded count rv

j town I'd Alsatla illld Itoosevelt on thecrest of the current. Families werefound on to)' of the houses, havingchopped holes III tile routs all, I perchedupoa the ridgepoles.

si,, IIS."At Speaker Chirk

stall no tit wa issued,"n one know

Pelinsv Ivaliia delegati,

hca,biiarti-i- asav lug In pal t:, ,w how then to the Itaiti- -

one i, I his rare story-tellin- g moods Isl etter than a vacation to those whoare In Ih role of listeners. There arefi vv men in New Mexico who have

jgoguc should watch Jealously anyinch i mining of Its Integrity from

Philadelphia.The vole pulled was light. In some

districts it did not go much over fillyper nut "f the vote at the lust gen-eral l ie, lioll.

line element of strength of theIbios. vell lori es was the I Ta.O'Mi idlea n h i i . miners, among whom tinformer president ran strong.

In Philadelphia President Tuff ad-

herent captured three of the sixdistri, Is ami split the delegation Inanother, giving the p resident aev.-t- i

delegates to 1 , H Se el I M five. Til,

n stands. ThereEI FRANC Is 'within. If, as rumor ha It, Jew, like.1 'others, are being Influenced by thu

mole 1,'lnclllhnothing in the l'ciiiis Iv ania law

leachliigi. of a denomination culled theolder thahad richer or more vitriol expcricncca j

than Air. Itaird, an, it Is certain that j

there ar none w ho possess a hap-- jpier faculty ,,r relating them than he. j

As a raconteur he is siinplv In a , l.i

In any state committeeImpose any obligation,1, legale I" vote for nlivpi esidelitiat ciilidbliite.

uponparti.

TlllliTI.IIX III Xllltl D StU I S

i',i(iin iiooii:i isi:i..The White Star liner Titanic, th'

l.irg.-s- t vessel afloat, left SouthamptonApril on her maiden . oyage forN. of 4 1,. rs ' sw Vork. She is a v.

t.'t.s. is Mil' feet li incl.cn long an t

Kit nun tons. The Titanic

anv IChuicli of Christian Science, It I'e-ul- ai

Iconic our duty lo investigate to what'degree this Is so. With anv particular

Henri Brisson, President of Ih all by himself. j

Judge II. T. Toombs, represi lll.ltlv e"Ill lllln, Is th f II estna no

Chamber ot Deputies .1:10f

delegates favoring Taft Were Hot In-

still, ted. Among those who escapedthe poos, vclt storm were John Wan e

,1. II : In I rn l.lblatu v

and the vole wasHal, but the till 111

IT,' on the ballotIllei tlv plef, Tel:-- s

of p, SI, I. 'llti. lliirrie.l about 1..KM) plissellg

T M.I.I I. All. 1.(11 ISI . ISi xiu.it ii: i i:i:t or wvii it

Tallulah. Im.. April 14. All of the, vvn of Tallulah on the Vlcksburg.').. 'eport it-- Pacific railroad, with

the exception of a lew businesshouses, is under water tonight.

Hurtled levees have been thrownup alotiK the railroad and every nble- -

Individual who through mental treor ph sh-a- siiffi-iin- seek w hat heconsiders remedies that ate offeredhim b ihe practice of mich n church,we should deal most tenderly. Wtshould not estrange the brut her.Heresy n i.,1 are contrary to the spirit

vvlo.in .vol were in the lir-- t ..ibin.lAm.. ai; iin'i.,. hi,' C. I. Mill'-t- . th,' alt- -'

Several Times Defeated for

Chief Executive, Dies,

f.om I np.ii county, and cue of the1i aby strong men of, the House, Is an,old-tim- e friend of Mr. Itaird, the twohaving cine to New .Mexico about the,'same time and hav ing crossed eachothers trail often in the old ilnyx.

ist and president of the Cnsolidatcandidal, 's weru nt on tlie Pcnn-v- !v.ilila pl'imaly bailots.

Speaker Clark friends xi,t,,M.i.x.rAmerican Academe of HornAn I1il1.1l. llt.it n.illlarv aide to I'tesl- - Judaism,

I. in on the other hand, when, aB. M..rnln J..,.ml Hunl.l f.raxxl little and made pru, li, all) no llgilt i",'n l' miM L a nla b, v, ml bulng bv

1 man Is lending his aid In theJudje Toombs Is some raont mr bodl'! lit Tall- .1. liruce Ismail. Ill.ili'i'; Certs, .ptll II. -- lieiiii I'""""1'I president . f tile chamber of deputies.!lie,l today. He was born at llurges.July .11. lx.1"..

ing director of the White Star llti":llinrv I!. Harris, t'le American th,

manager: W. T. Pteud. .

'ranior has It. Jew formally enrollItli niselve- - as member of Chrlslliin'Science rli ir, In s and iresiimubly ub-- iscribe to the tenet of Christian o.

some of which are opMed toth, fundamental principle of Juda-Hsi- n.

and win ii even officer of Jewish

fight to save the n -- t of the tow n fromthe flood rushing through the dog tailcrevnsae in the river.

Dwellings and small houses arefloating about In the flooded area,son f which is under ten feet ofwatiVr. I.ite tonight the water con-tinued to rise at tile rale of two Inchesan hour at the railway station.

cot respondent-,- ' tio- si, aker-,- ' caus.-b- ,

tore a portion of the I'ennsv Iv amaelectorate. We believe l.lll, willscute the vole ot delegate ill eightor len Ptricth in l' nnsv Iv aula. Thehltests a.lv lees Irol.l the speaker'sfrlelldM aSsoie at least seventeenvote ! a result of v el , rd.i y ' pri-IIIMrles."

himself, and when he and .Mr. Itairdedge up to each other ill the I'alaeelobby and start to tearing off loavesfrom their personal r niinlsceticea, itis the sign for everybody clue withinearshot to drop whatever they maybe doing or saing ami Join the group.If ynu happen to be coming downstairs and hearx bX5. shout of laugh-- t

T from man.v voicy just around thecorner, it la nafe, to lay a bet at any

maker and K. T. Stotesbui y, w ho wereelected a Tail delegates III the Set-on- d

district.In Alleghany county whh li Includes

Pittsburgh. Colonel Itoosevelt capturedall eight delegate ll the four dis-

tricts. Among them is William Klvnnwho ha fought the regular state

for ear.iiiveiiior Wilson had an easy time

In winning seventy-fou- r of the seventy-si- x

delegate to the I M It linoi e con-

vention. At present there are twodemocratic organization In

and each ha endorsed the XewJersey goverrtor rpr president. A fescattering candidate for delega'esfavored Champ Clark and In thic

there ! candidal. infavor "f Harmon. Two Wilson dele.gate to liuv e won.

Islilote Strauss: Mr. nn.l .Mrs. Jonn ,nr! Itrisson on several occasionsJin ol, Astor: Mr. and Mrs. ii. !'JWM .jefci'tcl In the eh cllons for theW'.l,-r.- lim-'H- ' till-ic- . an.' ; In -'r: l'.enl.iiniii f r th! ,)( y (lf republic.Mr. si nil Mrs. Harry Widen, r. n,. st, in the poll, receiving

Captain C. J. Smith is in command j j - ,,, I'.aimir l' ri i s 4 "1.of the TllWtlic. I ,. Biicceeded M. Ilillllbett.l as ples- -

The latest cMiuiiiiiniati, on with ,h"ji,.t (ll the chiiinber in Hl and ii' --

TtMnic wan a wireles.- - mess;.-- - ' "rr,v' eeptcd the office of premier on til-

ed l.y the Marconi 'station at Cape f.tI (if cabinet in 1V.. butItace. r, porting her 1.2M mib s '- - fI,.r ., f(.w months ttave place to M.

f S.ndy HiH.k at :! C, lock Sen- - (.Fr,.v eln.t.

'congi, gallons find no (ncnnltcricyI net w,,n iiieiiiliershlp in the svna-igog- u'

ale I formal in, uila'tlilp In tlieChi S, I, 'in e chut'-h- . mi eh persons

!1 Id be I. 'Id that nch doiil.b' al- -!legl.ir..e - Impossible, that member-ship ill Ihe vliag,.K'le i incoltipatl- -

ri.oon wATK.it nivriM i:odds you fed like that one ,,t the two IIOOStA UT In I I 1 I Ito III K I A 'l OX r. lltlIMtllha Just relieved lilies, If of a new- - one to itii:: HKAVV HIXN

Orleans. April II. The floodAt present Mr. llalrd han the high Ve' i.vsier liM. X. V.. April It ' Wesaid,o iiii-o-

, lo ,, ' , 1, ii.ii... jele ti"ns of !'': he was th"'lay morning. In thleaving Soiithhanipt

the Titanic had

1,1, w th formal ineniheiahip tnChii-tl.- nl Silence h even a nn hno ii,besbt. Would be In, oil! pa ti binwith membership in any other Chris-tian denomination.

"Nn un, i lain not- - should fotlll

ot. to I !;,.eect to, lav. '11 talking othi v in Ihe p. nnv Iv h iiiu pi -

lllalli'H. Th' colonel w.i leali'elated Mild exhibited a heap . tele-gram l llllll giving detail,, of th,'result and extending i i.iigit

water- - of the .Mississippi continue torise t.'dav from Vlckshurjc to themouth of the river. The levee alxiveXew Orleans give promise of with-standing the strain, according to of-

ficial report tonight. They are infair condition b, low Xew Orleans forforty miles but t ni points stillfurther soutn th- - situation I not re

score, as he Is stopping in the hoteland in in the lobby the greater part ofthe time In the evening, while JudgeToonibn has rented n house In SantaKe for the session and has to go homesometimes. Hut Judge Ti.nil in a.Marathon runner, and will be here fora considerable time after Mr. Itairdhum gone, and those who know him

that 111,

(action.of I'llfMM, bellof their

Fimiti'S at hand Indicate"reorganized' denna rai leheaded to iSenrge W. llthrltburgh and Congressman A

rainier, elect"-,- , a niajorlty

or.lv I epll I 'I Icil tl cillld date ee, ted ini I'MPiS. He served as ptesi lent of thej I 'a nam. i commission until the Meline'cabinet fell in lv M. Itrissoti was

commis-ione- d bv the president t"a cabinet. This dutv he arricd

If, ol to a liceewf ill issue. I tl that year!the ertliv became the subj.lt of ril- -

Uension After a seres of af-

firming the toipr.-mac- of the lvll

W,'ln-da- y a ratherv'llng moment. While passing the

White Star liner ic and th. Am-rici-

liner Xcvr York, which wer-h"rtl- ic.

alontr.'ole .nh other, t

ii' tion vf the Til-m- i ' " triple ntm''riiat.'e, the X"W Vork from her incur'''-s. Her utern miinit Into mid-stre.i-

and narrow ly e afcd striving

regulari;illfe

dileg.tte in opposition to theorganir. H"n headed Uy Jano-- - was asked

hi nomuia-t'ob.nei l:o..sei.t

whi'.hir In his opinionpredict that he will not b longovertaking his competitor.

froin thl l,Mty. We phoiiid make clearby reason the llliprtaslbillty of llehtwo-fol- d nn'iiihershlii In th- - v nagoBue

Imid In a church W hile the Jewm member of the v nae. .itaie hv

'birth and remain potentially a inem-jhe- r

of It. though he may nt Imumi'jformsllv fflliat'd with ny partliiilar

slal ion-1h- -

.itr.'Km h la, Hon ha calledvcnli.oi at Harrisbur n

in (assuring.J .More than an un-- of rain fell here;thl afternoon.

lion wai now probut'le.I .oil. I p. t --ui th.t.the Tit.mie i. .1.1 Hie militcr, power the n.imler I'orljr CiTMHta DroMii al mo.

Amoy. April 14. A boat in whichthe passenger of the l'.lilish steamer,S, a nn ng Chung, mere disembarking,capsized today ami forty periH.fis,mostly women. re drowned. Th

engr-ati'i.- . and while he remainJew. as on he d,es not forirt'tMv

day.All poilti, al parile in the !;'

noniinsl' d i Mndidat, lr ngr. InIhe thlriy-lw- district and also nomi-nated candidate M.r th" l ur-- .

Th, ,1,'ino, ri.ii'- - member Af rongti'- -

who nine up for renominailon l

Ily successtlil huf there w,T a

liiimiier of porprtse in Ihe rank et

st'oii.it dThe reult in Vnnv Iv snla. hi

said, pleased hill e.rtlci,lal lyhe l, Mii.l.r. ,1 it an xpreln

of t'opu'sr oi.sllt- Tl 1.1 the ' tH,e.""Tiny bve hHld a immI ej!

II. Ill me 4'tl the nl'HItl'." he M.ldeiland they'll h'-a- r more."

Iit--- Will -w It.lull.Chicago. April II 'tepr-- si mai l e

of the ,ar a.--o atlon of Im-t-

meet in Chi, aro April i end 7

at the annualio -- ting of the I'llnol-s- t.tr amtociiitlon to dinrus Jioli" I II

Tht Titanii has n roiiiiiiodmioiis j , all.-.- l upon the government to Irwtl-f"- r

J.jiiti i ne pg, rs find ,'rr',-- , a tut.- - ; r. se. iito.u-- ' against person ln- -'

rew r ,ho. suhiiiu the army " This M. I'.riss-.-

I hat leb. rc are prevalent In tV- - ! .1. . Im. ii to ,b. and the mtlwiim-n- t

Alix'it.c Jnitt n,. , ma.le VtiMrni,.t ..f onfid. nc- - in the government"': T.h,-,- . ii l.armd that th jwa- - !,.st bv ? l .".. Al Krlsw.n

Cnnard iin- -r Ctmnania and in JHr,d h' colieait u-- s e liat. lv- -

h Hror Xi- - ,ra hait h.Iv entnrf s

adopt, anv oth r relicloii. tie must beeonsldereil as rcasirvff trt he JeW, Ifhe take n iei wlili h formallyput h m ut A the nK,ii."

Siamuig hud Just arrived hcr- - from J

Singapore. reeall and rvforir in court priMr-lnr- r.

tI TWO THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912.

been Introduced "by rniucat," hav unce with the prlnclpes of inlernuRAKES RAKEG Inic bireii prepared by temperancp or- - tionul law which may be Involved,SENATORIAL FIGHT mi SAM WARNSRaiiiMttlon or by anient aupporter and to which the people oi Mexlciof the prohibition movement and have given their aasent and adherence

in numerous International engagehanded to Mime member lor Introduct Ion. menta.

MEXICO AGAINSTThe multiplicity of bllla on thla lliia government must hold theauhject alinply iiieaii that a number .Mexican people tetrlctly responsible

MAY TODAY 8E

AVERTED B!lor any departure from uch priuclples.

of very eariieat men and women Indifferent purl of the atale ale inak-liia- T

a determined effort to take a fullant of the Itinii. So fur, thedemon doean't wm lo havn any

OUTRAGES OKI .Notwithstanding press reportsthat certain Mi xlcun orflcera haveannounced a contrary policy, thegovernment of the fnited States ha

All kinds of rakes for all kinds(of purposes. When In needof any sort of tools consultyour own Interests and visitour store.

SHOVELSl( a IX CLOTHES IS T1I.K FIRST "s

mark on him aa a rcault of the en-

counter. None of the bill have been every confidence In the dispositionRESOLUTION AMERICANS of the government of Mexico In the.reported from committee, and thegilded (ieliennit of the capital city premle und muni request that ap

pruprlute instruction be Immediately

i - f f "lt-- wwAiti rtuissoN.nXX. r1 Q AIJTV, TIIIRl'"I"ORK, COR- -

C rtife ,!,'t"r fiaCrriiKs of ki c--

VV (( C, T 1'VSVX MUX ALWAYS vO

eem lo be doiti; very well, thankyou. If they hnve boen Jarred by theintroduction of ao many meamire

issued to the proper military offi-cer and official lu the sense IndiPlan is to Put Through Resolu Madero is Told That His Gov vated.' ......aimed nt their Ueatrm tlun. It i not

vlHlhle io the nuked eye. iccanlonally sj . r ( Vil i iiLetcher report receiving a loternment is Responsible foronly occaalonally oine membertion Not to Elect Fall or HisSuccessor During Remainder

ter from Orozeo which utate thatDamages Inflicted on Persons in view of the olof the legialuture lM cen to llp

furtively Into one of theae fortreaaea belligerency on the part of theof Session, or Property of Residents. part of the fulled State, the Insurof the demon, and after a timid8 lance around the place, aak theKcntleman in the white apron for a

rectionary heads would refuse torecognize consular representatives ol

glaaa of cider. 'MOTION TO RECONSIDER the fnited States and thut hence0R0ZC0 HAS PLAIN WORDSIncideritiilly a memlier who for

No matter what you need In thoveltpadrt or other auch tools, call atour ttore and inspect our line. Wespecialize on good tooli of this kind.Tool! that are built right, that arepeuperiy handled with good handle.

Raabe & MaugerIIS-II- I NoltTH llllsT hTHi:in.

forth he should not address the millAND TABLE AS "CLINCHER" ohvlou reaaiina ahull lie IiHinele, FROM STATE DEPARTMENT tary leader of the Insurrection on bewu Rteiitly perturbed oer the tnla- - hulf of thi government."taken announcement thut he wa The department la sending Letchone of the Introducer of the bill toMove Will be Made, It Is Said, er a copy of the Instruction quotedIntervention is Deplored But In

V- - SltafiKST THE I'lUK-RHS-.

Vvp

fV5 KI VEXF.SK OF THK WKAH- - W 1

J2 EK" T"KV WE THE WJP V LOOK OF ISFIXG MADE j

f f s&Mr 1011 Jll,; M'X T,IAT

f WHIIS Tlli;.M-.- M) Xo I A

M JfllffiJK fl "I K c lotlios ni t-- luilorcil to lviA( VsVlG0w'fe? jour individual mousiire, mill jp--

C

fiVUC y1 pi'hi's are most )Xaljj to

Wlvti'lipl C'I.EVKK TAIMKIXi. ) j'Thiril mid fi'iitriil. "

Jijj y J

prohibit the drinking of intoxicant and I directing him to deliveron railroad train. He declured with timation That Such Step May copy to Orozeo with a ututeinent thutmuch feeling that If hi constituent

by Andrews Republicans,Progressives, Democrats andSome Regulars,

It Ret forth the attitude which mustbe assumed by this government andFIERCE BLIZZARD Become Necessary is Con

veyed Diplomatically,Ihould get the Idea that he wit op.poaed to a man taking u drink any.where on earth that lie might hap-pen to be, hi political future would

directing him to make further repi csentatlona us follow.

'The government und people ofbe forever liluated. !le hu nn- - the fnited States have viewed withCLAIMS TWO doyed a furtc of :!t"t!'grnhei und (Br Morning Jouranl Rneclal Iaurd Wlra.1

WuHhingion, April 14 Warning grave concern the practical murder,Special to theSun lu Fi; N.

In prin t lenity

buMily engaged In writing the tinder the positive order of one ol.1 if Imi I.

M.. April 14. Itcertain linn a

wa Issued today by the Unitedyour chief lieutenant of an Ami'ifolk buck home in uu effort tu Met

hlmaelf right. itiuie to me .Mexican government aajean citizen who is reported to havewell aa to General Puseuiil OrozeoVICTIMS been ttiken prisoner during, or ut thechief of the revolutionary force,Mlltlcrl iliai Hilly.

An, excellent llliiatrulioii of the that "it expects, and mut demand,that American llle and propertyliiiiatei'ly inuctlvlty of till in I leg'- -

end i.f a regular engagement, theprisoner said to have been dressed inregular uniform and obviously onelature of the new atate In evi

that pcrtalna to k I i i n iwithin the republic of Mexico beJustly and ndtiiately protected, anil of the regular force of the estab

lislied government of Mexico.

soon as possible n f t r the open-in- n:

of the house tomorrow morn-ing it resolution will be Intro-duced providing thMI I hn houseshall not enter into a joint ses-sion for the election of mitedStnti senator during the re-

mainder of thi msslnu, and thatby a roxllilon of Andrew repub-lican, progrclve nnd dem-ocrat, aided It la said, by regu-bi- r

republican who are tlroil of

found In the fhi t I hut allholith acv this government must hold Mexicora bill providing lor th." tepcul of The government of the fnited OFFICERS AND CHINAMAN

FIGHT FATAL, DUELEXECUTIVE ORDERthe luntfuuge cluuae of the coalltu- - States must Insist Insofar us the

Western Nebraska ExperiencesSeverest Storm Ever KnownSo Late m Spring; StockmenUnprepared,

lion have been Introduced In both treitinent of American citizen takenprisoners by whatever force is conaenale und houae, not one of them

hn ycl foiiihl ita way out of cerned, that the rule and principlesREDUCES AREA OFaccepted by civilized nation us conThe repeal of the language claiiae, trolling their actions In lime of wnr.

lilshop, Cul., April 14. In a bat-ti- e

Viere today between a curlyChinaman und town officers. Co-nstable Waller Hoed and the China,man were killed and Marshal Doug,las Robinson was wounded.

shall be followed and observed, andthe government of the fnited State

and the Mexican people responsiblefor ull wanton and illegal acta sac-rificing or endangering American lifecr property."

The attitude of the fulled Statea expressed to both the rebel andfederal offlcluls I thut any inter-ference with American citizen "willbe deeply resented by the Americangovernment and people, Knd must befully answered for to the Americanpeople.

Acting Secretary Wilson of thestate department who today Issuedspecial Instructions to AmbussadorWilson at Mexico City, and MillionI.. Liu!-- , American consul at Chlliuu- -

must give notice that any deviation

it will be reiueiiiUered, waH one auh.J.ct on whli h both pa it leu weraagreed In the campaign lor Htate of-ficer lal November. It w Han't uitii.Htliii of which party or whichcandidate wn for and which againat

LINCOLN FORES T

seeing the house legislature ib'Hd-- h

ii k i'il to thi ib'lrlmcnt of thepublic biialncKa, the rcaolutlonwill be put throiiKh ii nd In.'" llnchcr" uppllcil in the fuunof ii motion to 1'iTiinxlder nndthe tnblluK of Ihiit motion, whichwould prevent tli' houae fromtokbiK bin k tlx action, xhouldthe pohllciil complexion cluumeIn thi- - futiiic.

from such a couibp and, indeed, anmaltreatment of any American citi

Suspecting violation or a townthe officers sought ailmis.

sion to a Chinese restaurant, an'zens, will be deeply resented by theAmerican government and people, when it was refused, forced ihrand must be fully answered for by door. As it fell inward the Chinese

the repeal of the oilluua ai i lion whichhail been forced upon all unwillingand Indignant people it waa aiiueatlon of which could e fur it the

the Mexican people thus tending to opened fire with both hands.

I Br Morning Jours! I Me4 Wlr J

HemingTord. N.-h.- , April 14 Timblluutrd which raged In western Ne-

braska Huturduy ufteriioon undthroughout the night claimed nt t

one victim hihI probably two. Mr.Richard Path, liu lih hrr Hill,- ,m

mil r I ml out at. the beginning of Ihflurni tn bring- - tin- - slock to shelter,

wa lost In the anon- hihI herbody was found this morn-l-

not fur from her home.The rhllil ha not l.i I'M found,hut It la feared ho pcrlt-fieil- .

Itlrhurd 1'iilh, ih husband, wui hiAlliance proving up on h IioiiicnIcuiI.

The Path lived ten mile from here.

resident Makes ConsiderableModification in Boundaries ofNational Reserve in SouthernNew Mexico,

difficulties Hnd obligations which II

Is to the Interest of all true Mexicanpatriots, a It Is the desire of the

Reed fell with u bullet in hisfnurmcd except for hin

club, and twice wounded, MamhalINlieWid lil.i.ulih is tlx Murnln Juurnnl 1

Niilim X. A!.. April 14. Thla fnited .States to avoid.'Ideal aprlnK Snbbalh day waa un- -

liobinson kept going forward. Whilethe Chinaman was still shooting,"Vou will also call this to the

of the minister of foreign uf- -

li no. authorized the statement thatIntervention was not contemplated bythu I 'tilted States.

Ambassador Wilson was ordered tocommunicate at once the view of thefulled Stale tu the Mexican minis-ter for foreign affairs und a copy ofhi Instruction was likewise sent to

Robinson snatched Reed's revolvirfrom his nerveless hand and heguiiulrs. anil will, at the same time.

upolleil by wara and rumora of waia,politic and ape. nlallon aa to politicalpoaallillltlea. It may prove to be theculm that piccidea the atorm cr-

(gpeelnl drraapundrnr to Momlnx Journnlpoint out that the press reports re- - aslilngton, April 14. yn exe- -

hurdeat.With the exception of Senator Mi-t'o- y'a

bill, which propose to aubati-tut- e

atatewlde prohlliltlon for thelanguage clause, all of the bllla onthe HiiliJ.it which have been Intro-duced are substantially Identical,varying only in unimportant muttersof phiaaeology. Any one of them;lilll could have been passed and thegovernor' signature to it obtained inJea than a week after the aesslonopened, und that Important mutterwould have been out of llle way.With everybody for u measure and

eived here state that General Villa uthe order issued by President Taft,mum it ,im a calm that fo owed a has threatened that if orozeo mur

firing. Of four shots, three fuundtheir mark, killing the ."hniini.n g.

stantly. Reed died ten hours later.Robinson is not dangerously ip.

jurod.

makes a conslderaliie reduction inthe area of the Lincoln national for- -

very decided xtorui - but at all evenleverybod aeeiued to want to IchViJ

st In New Mexico. The executiveorders follows;

fuller authority of the act of con Peace ProiiositioiiN foiitenipliibil.Constantinople, April 14. Thr

i1 gress of June 4. 1SH7, and on the

Marlon letoher. American eonsul atI'hlhuuhuu, with special represenla-tlo- n

addressed to iieneral orozeo.lieneral Orozeo recently refused

to recognize Mr. Let. her u theAmerican consul., representative

thu fid tod State withheldrecognition of the rebel cause.

The prosentutliiiis to Orozeo ac-cuse him of the "practical murder"of Thomas Kountiiln. an Americangunner enlisted with the fedeiais,

ders American citizens taken pris-oner from the federals, he will re-

taliate by murdering American citi-zens taken prisoners from the rebels.You will, while pointing out the ut-

ter Inhumanity of such action, callattention to the fact that the retalia-tion. If it be invoked by the federalforces, should certainly never beused against American citizens."(Signed I Hl'NTI.VUTOX WILSON. "

liesldes a copy of the foregoing

Joint recommendation of the secretary of agriculture and the secre

Neighbor searched r.11 r.ls'tt for thewoman and boy.

The hllxxurd wua the worst ever exPerlum ed Ju tli'a amtlon o late Inthe spring and ranchmen were un-prepared fur It. The wind wu of al-

most hurricane force.Mam house tin-- unroofed iinil

many buildings .tf ditiiuigcd. Ill"porta wnii. In tod,iy of stink perish-lug- -.

Tin- - atoriii extended a f.ir westa Sheridan. Wyoming. ntiJ eastwardpearly a hundred mile. Snow fellthroughout the Him k Hill hut Oirirw Ull Hliwnni of hitch wind Hani

fear stock louse Hill In- - hciiv),cattle were lliriK.il out Severn I Meek

ago for forage.

tary of war, it is! hereby ord'enyl that

projected steps with reference lu

mediation, by the powers with the

object of settling the Tumi-Italia- n

war, will be made by the anibafsa-dor- s

separately April 16th.Ihe proclamation of May 16. 1H10.modifying the boundaries of theLincoln national forest. New Mexico.

nobody iigainst it,, it Is ohviuu thatthw oiily thing int. easnry lu set tireIt ' emictiiieiit I ib fee that it getslo a vole.

of coin se, ll I lo be said, tliu I

a the language clause cannot b,. repented except by a vote ofthe people on a constitutionalamendment, any time before thucloae of the aeaalon Is sufficient forthe enactment of a law providing forthe aubmisslon of the iiucstlun at the

e, and the same hereby is, furtherwho was suinm.ivUy executed 'UkI

politic alone fur mi,, dayand enjoy llle wiallur.

Willi the opelilnu of the aeaalonof the houae Monday mornliiK "t 10o'clock hoaiMilh'H will perhupa be

la well l,i aay "perhup,"there Ih nl,i the poaallilllty

that by thai time am It a perfectwill have been completed

I hill on IIH reaaaemlillllaT the houaewill make Malv'a little lamli lookIlk., a ferocloua licual of prey 1

com rawt.W. (I. Aliiliiwa may nut Inappro-

priately l termed I he aeinilm la),i X . for lila altltuile pleaenla a

riddle which an far baa bulfl.'d aolmlion. 'I'huae who i,aae,4, Unit l Ii .

former ib bKate In cniKi'ea haa Rivenup hopB of election to thu aenale"peak ullli. in, h full KnowleilKe ofUnit aeiitl,man a reaourcrt ulneaa and

modified to reduce the area of saidweek w hen taken prisoner by the Insurrectos. national forest by eliminating there

from the following described lands in

Moliaiiiiiiciiaiis Orj;uiiiy:e.London, April 14. The M.Jhan.niP'

dan at I.achow-Fu- , provlnc i.f Kan

Su, have decided to organize a fontof fiOO.000 men to resist the efforts o(

the republic which they believe co-ntemplates their extermination.

curl epolidf nee to be. shown to Gen-eral Orozeo the Instructions toConsul Letcher Includes the follow-ing:

"You will Immediately Informallyand unofficially present this matterto Orozeo according to above instruc

de. ihilngf to justify par the state of New Mexico: S. l seeThough

U, lpath.ilaide th.i

oil either tion --VI. and all of sections i6 anilof UmerttaiiH

! YnlM'd 'rotatesThat Km erica n c

expressly township 7 south, range 17 eastHttpulatea' oniliatunts New Mexico Principal Meridiannext general election. Hut the pointla that a. hum aspiring tuteamanpassed up a swell opportunity lo

when taken prisonerhumane treatment

tion and you will, ut the same time,point out that being an American

must be givenin accordance Provided that those putts of the

la nils reserved by executive order aMAAAAAAaUAAAAAAAAAAlUiTTT,W WWW'consul charged with the protection ofmanufacture political thunder forhlmaelf and his party by not .lump with Intel national rule of war,

The correspondence made public No. liti'.', dated .November !, 1 II

ing .in right at the start and pushing ,for military purposes, embraced In f Hudson for Signsthe above described sections, to wit

WIMl IIIJfUN M ( UtKII Ito:it mmiiii ii wiiti: i i:t i:

Hiiulilci. Col.,., April 14- - WMIInniK.-tr- . h mull cKiil.r. with hl cartnnd horae. wua blown i.fr Hn ciiili.mk-nirn- t

miir Alnrahull iIuiIiik Ibc bltiliwlnda eatwilay iifli i'iioon nnd mmcuriii'd nt it ii w in- - fence llml atoodten feet Itoiii the riiMil-li- le A acurililoduy rcaulliil In ft l ID at Kerr nt nfarm holiae. whbh lie allccieded III

remhlntc with Ilia mull a.u ka. MIh InJim. a w.'ie xIImIii.

American citizens and interests InMexico and holding- an exequateurfrom the Mexican government asrepresenting the Mexkun peopleyou are Instructed by your govern-ment informally to say that you must

the repeal of tile language clause fornil ho waa worth. .it. vv. ami Is rja sec

f is tit ttiat Hplrit. It I purhapa truethat a thlnui are now lined up MrAlliltiWi. haa no iliiince for electionI.y I Ii in aeaalon of the letialnliire, but

tion' 1!3; N". NK. P. 1 .'. NV4. sec- Wall Paperthat he haa thr.iwn dow n hi carda j

14. S. SK. and SWtion and ull of sectionship 7 south, range 17 eustmain subject tu the said

!.'i. townshall re

.continue to exercise your functionsund to make representations whenliiiiu iiin ttie (tame, or that he haaever occasion demands. executive

order No. Uii2 : und(Signed! llf NTINUTON WILSON."an tile,, ,,f d.. In au la not believedl tliuae nlln know him beat. i

III llle llleiilltllue. the old walliorae allM Mi tiia ...IIukc hi line, the)alteei fl ,111, II,.. l. I.,... I. ..I.. I ..i.i..

tonight is admittedly the strongestdemand the fatted States Is knownto have made, upon Mexico fur re-spectful treatment of Americana aswell us other foreigner and de-clares that a continuation of Illegalacta la tending lo difficulties and ob-ligation which it I to the Interestsof all true Mexican patriot, a it Isthe desire i.f the fnited Xliit.s toHVoid.. The Instructions to AmbassadorWilson sent by telegraph today fol-lows;

"Vou wll Immediately communi-cate the following to the minister forforeign ffulrs:

" The enormous destruction, con- -

ative pf :'un shrd shrd shr shr Provided further, that the publicHUDSONfor PictureFrames

SANTA FE EXHIBIT

CIVEN SPACE IN

ACE GAZETTE

FourthStreet andCopper Ave.

minis nerein eliminated unit not reGOLTERMAN GOES TO

CLARK HEADQUARTERS TllltF.i: HAYS' HAITI .E served by the said executive orderNo. 122. to wit: W. SW.IX VK I.MTY OI- - III IT.II.0

Mexico .', April 11. A iurgotiiina bia iiiiiii.ri.ii, tr enda and aeetiiato be t.ikllul lite Willi lh.ll phlloao- -

phlial calm i n. 1. ,i .. ., mull who force of rrbi'l under .Miranue hasection 2, anil S. NK. SK

section 2, in township 7 southrange 17 east, shall be, it nil hcrelbeen fighting the rebel for three

days near llultzlluo in the state of arc, reserved for military purp SANTA FE TIME TABLEMexico, ten miles north of ftiernavucu. The buttle still is in progress.atantly In. reusing, of vultiahl W, J, BRYAN OPPOSESTwo military trains bearing wounded

hi.a iiuthlutt ,.n Im, nun, I ,., pei lcrl. j

bin, and laa ,1m, 1, i in, ml, ,. i In nian.lliiM on Die In, n l Worry .li b

To the i . .i . eui.iiu , ,,f the pr.-- tiel moat ..ti.il.b. He t.,ika b tliem '

beiifnll, i.ii.i Ii , , l - l,,,,it ewtv-thili-

In the n.ll.l . . . ,.t what tlt.'"'I kii..w a . h.n mint lo.a

plllll tint I.e. II the ,ellKllt ..f evervHew e ... , .. I ,,,,, h.l. hi.. Ilia. I Utah,, j

fhh '.in, April 1 4 Aon. miii,nna itiml,. here tonliiht o the

Mppolllllllent i.f li K. ioll.l llilill."f Nt. I,.. nla. Ha ii h" ln I r.'pi i a. iii.itl(. ,,f speaker fl.irk'a . undid.,. f.,,the dciiiMeMile ii,-l- .b til in ii, . in m

The .urn, 'in,, i im nl w.ik in. id.I.y Sen.K.ir Imbola, pull. .mil uiiiiuiu.if"r Spelikef I'hllk. who a, .ll.it lllll,Mr i ; ,,11 .Tin., n a Kppolntnieiit w.ia Inview ,,f I, la Koo.l olk III the SI

American properties In the course of federal und rebel prisoners arrived Inthe present unfortunate disturb HARMON IN OHIOliners; the taking of American llf,

Standard Railway PublicationContains Interesting Descrip-

tion of Display Made by Em-

ployes at San Bernardino,

the city this uflernoon from Cuerna-vnca- .

It Is reported here as extremely mm)contrary to the principles governingsuch mutters among all civilized na probable that the coming week willlion: the Increasing danger to' II Hi- hit; I" I of the d.l which all American citizen In Mollj. head., Il.lltel a illllllIK llle .HI,-

see a renewal of the hostilities be-

lli nil Torreon. which have developedMr I , . .1 I in ii ll will ei. lo III ho are auh Jected and the seemingly Effectlte January SO, llll.into time-markin- g tactics since the

New York. April 14. William .1.

firyan. who was (lie guest of theNational leinoiratlc club at theJefferson dinner last night, left thisafternoon for Ohio. Me will addressa number of meeting in that slatein opposition to ilovernor Harmon'scandidacy for the presidential

,lllltlKl..li llelldilial let a.

has la. II llo ll .iil. The Ileal.that he hi- - V.l ...in. I., ghlllit i. HI

an I... news Waa vh ll. ull Hatcl-'- .

bl ll'lihl I,. ,1 I, a I -- W cr j'I !. fob in I, . v..iiKin i,. Interview1'

possible Indefinite continuum e ofthis unfortunate situation compel the buttle at fallal. April .1, and Its uh- - Vrll)iiunil.

Arrives

Tin' l;,ilU,n At;- - .WiK.tt rr.frthp ill iiii i tu i t Minn'( h l i t hi s.tn iiarl(n. ininh-

SMUtH Kf llitl en.

sequent evacuation by the federal.government ,,f the t'nlteil state toThe Interval ha been employed by tin1 No. 1 Cal ExDre ... 7:20ushow that it expect and must .1.

Depirttl:l

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SOUTH DAKOTA TOWNSARE TO VOTE WET OR DRY war department for building up Its .No. I, CaL Limited ... 10:65,nioi uu in. ii it. .rial all unit, , n p.

St.ll l.le. III ..,t , ,. uillll Mllllll.ll inaiiii mat American lite and prop No, 7 Mex.-Ca- l. Exi, ..10:1Dforce, dentora lled bv it first camcrty within the limits of Mexico I

palgu. With lieneral lluerta and his No. Cal. Fast Mail ..ILfiVpNo. 1 De Luxe ThursdayJustly h ii,j adequately protected, and

A numht-- r f niijiyci of lh

Ht San lift nailliii. wrre r- -nt ( h h i h It i Inic up h ml a

hi-- , k l"i IIhii hi th.-- ilri--t irlx- - frII A. Coffee

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Xb.(h.i iiiii.I.. r ..I Hi. .in. a ami in. , ,.,.r...,.. ,,, r. e,,Uil.... ,.f ih.lthat this government must hold lie. Sugar, ft. C. &

S. Serum! street.Co.,reinforcement, variously estimated atfrom I.Mi'i to :t."iu men. arriving utTorreon. it i estimated thut a new

only :ISaEastbound.

Mexico and the Mexican people respunsthle ir all wanton or IllegalIf!- li 11 t'tltllt Ml .! ofrtllRf KllOW.j"f "' I'.ik.t, ale l,, I... we' ( h- I ll .tli. I,,,,. I , j,,tr. , I.. and formidable udvaniie will begin at;,ets a.oiithlng or endangeringa, I .I,. ... I. ......1 .. ... I . .

No. 1 Tour. Exp l:65pNo. 4 Limited t:tapNo. t East Exn :apLINE

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IH)SWEI.I..VAli;llX(Carrie I', s.American lite or damaging American AITO

Mail.)The fighting strength of ironco is

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propertv ur intereM there.j ii it, n Th bilr. m h ml No. 10 Overland Exp. . :00No. 20 D Luxe W ednea- -.Meanwhile It ahou I.I he apparent said to be S uu H men in perfect shape

for the reopening of hostilities, well

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RoawellArrive VaughnLeave Vaughn dally ...lo all se. ti.'iia of ihe Mexlian peopl

10:10 a. m.3:2.i p. m.

: 4 " a. m.2 .00 p. in.

entrenched between Ksi-ulo- and Jim- -day only :00p

11 Paso Trainuihi ttii.ui1 w ho apreail naaeleas rum Arrive RoswellInez. The rebel artillery aaid to111ora or pru eke Just resentment by at

tai ka upon American or other for consist of ten cannon, three of w hich (Auto waits until 10:00 a. m., for " Mex. Exp.IIS El Paso Pom. ......arrival of E. P. S. W. train No. 1were captured from Truiv

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NKutiiM the beat interests and IheA ubert. Fare one way. 10. Round triD. Il.100 Ilia. Iwigguge carried free; excess

baggage. 13. .".it per 100 ba. Uncgagehonor nl their countri. lot; whichthe roiled state I known to hold

10 K. C. Chi. :oaIK K. C. It Chi. :PRosnril, CIotIs and AnrlllIII Pecoa VaL p :"It Aubun Exp... .:!

. J. JOHXSOX. Are-- "

up io i.auv aii.. carriedKt in m hiiimII l in ihe . resent grate situation is No.No.Connections made at Vaughn withSMttttt

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mlim rir lv drciwii. iianiiefiiiig the greatest an.t mostsllleete friendship, and ale seeking

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special iiiiSillka wej w --e

I National Foundry fMti i

all f- P. & 8. V. and Santa Ke tiaina.Koswell Aut Co, Roswell, owners.Uarlington Be.-x- ., Vaughn. Agents.for their ,.w n selfish ends to burden

Ihe f'ltute of their countrymen withIlea, o. ligation of enoriiiou dam MOUNTAIN VIEW RANCH.

lOTWertjr Kairn mm W ia4 r Rs-li- .

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Thr rl Kltlnr tH.!li'Hn lnl m 'fthe t iTiilw Tin hfml rk--ti4- n

w ittiin in irnl f Ihr r-- fr imt m l ihr onlurt'r.''h m l.tntt-t- in hii hnnt, in hon

un,liit in h d-- f "lh : N

age f..r their wrongful aus.'H. strongly Ihe government of

the 1 'i,!,. ,, state depreiate e i n1MI M.W .H".4..MrTHvnitn. fi.hit, p,..-- hr

ALBlQlEHQt E CAXDT KITCIIJEJICOMPAXV.

Slf 8. SiL St., Xcxl la Oyvlal Tbeat '.Taffy and Peanut Brittle, lb. ...te

EVEItT DAT.

& Machine Co.

General Foundry Work,Iron and Brass Castings.

BABBITT METALAlbuquerque, New Mexico.

Th .thlMt w i untl-- Ih 'il'ii' v. ri tew of parto ipution mn mar Uk lh.T- f.milie I'le.fint r..mai . i.ijle anil vr Itfi

""it earn, fir,--. a 4nafrm mni1ir t t n.n .f t Sn t.f ihf H.in K W rtle f r b.-- .k Vi I

Wall, !' it . ilitrim In the present maiir-rninltn- o

jh.'p. jrei tn.nai , disturbance. I well(known t.. tlie people m Mnlui and RITZHIIKIB m MATTT.

Exhibition for ladies as well waa sh.ain ,v ihe pteidentn .,fi War. to ? and the virRazor for $2.00 I

LIQUOR HABITMade f1

lieslea all lh I"W Pes INis

In fedingewn. tirill IM Te Xeal Tr! aveat a.alrali aa4 e!iEAL ap aieohwiw nmtsi is Ike Taii

as gentlemen. Four round boutjat Orpheum tonight. Admisjsion 10c.! Get one of Gray's best $1.50

br I alnaker I. la I k. aa .ImM. .MlIWog your ll4 rlvtkw W

The Duke City CleantmWiT olI A.

Iiihw thai he a is tarlaf he e t mmm a alriiil. a H -

ion, oth.i a.t of thi governmentI.H.kin t. ihr same end. The g..erninen, ,,f ihe I'nite, t State mustniat ;lnd demand that Anierhanitttena w ho may be taken iri.iner.

whether l.v one party or the other.rwrti. i,kani in the present inaur-rHti4,nr- v

diaiiiahancr. hall bedealt Niith In with thebroad prin. Iple of enultable Juatl. e

b4 huniatnitf a) well a Ib anotil- -

immi 4aWWiir ,MM B taa ..-te- al laat

HE WM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail Dealer laFRESH AXD SALT MEAT

8pty.apa ue. im araea an-- ihe a m-- iw.irrIhr appetile e r". . .Hi al Ihe !(ralWilliamsDrugCo. j J 3 Day n all W,Wilnn P l"'Tli mm

(la at la N Mitr.. OaiaMc Oiaui nti

photos free with a Journal wantad.

l ens Tea e,ae4t af . mnm,hntel. Kiaf. mrr mm T S.rs.f.I

f 'fillr

IIFor cattle aad hogs the ttlccaat mmr-- , TreatmentNh I rout. lit . Cno 4 e --I e--e wr .T

tlM. PSRri'Tt HI Imtket prtc i are pd. i.

THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912. THREE

There is Satisfaction&mmmm4 w league clubs happys show up aspiring welters

W&$0ffi LOOK WITH FAVOR BROWNS IN FAST FIGHTING SHY

I r m mm qilinAY CAMF flHWIS Willi wi ww- - -- - - - - - - w I w mm wi-ww- ISI

Well Known Albuquerque Club

Wins , Close Contest fromPicked Team, Final Score Be-

ing 3 to 2,

Those Who Were Pestering In-

dianapolis Claimant to Cham-

pionship of His Class Exper-

ience Change of Heart.

President Thomas J. Lynch andBan B, Johnson of MajorBaseball Organizations WriteBureau of Immigration,

trying to ' catch Compton off Iism,Chicago made Its only run In theseventh when Bqdle singled andcored on Zeider's ilouble.

Score: R. h. E.St. Louis 003 100 000 4 4 iChicago 000 000 100 1 S

Batteries: Raomgartner and Kiit-chel- l;

Walsh and Block, Sullivan.Two-ban- e hits Halllnan. Hogan, 2;Zelder. Base on balls Off Walsh. 3;Bnumgartnor. 1. struck out ByWnlsh, 7. Umpires Egan andEvana,

mmmmmmmmmrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmmrThat the New Mexico Bureau of j Ploying gilt-edge- d boll In the fi-l- d.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS

National League.Won. "Lost. Pot.

St. Louis . 0 l.UOO

Cincinnati ;.3 - 1,000Boston ............ 2 1 .88"flrnoklyn .2 , 1 .07Philadelphia 1 2 .333XpW York '. ...It' " ' .333Pittsburgh .0 3

, .000Chicago d 3 .000

American leagueWon. Lout. Pet.

rinston 3 0 1.000Philadelphia 2 0 1.000Chicago 2 2 .500Si. Louis 2 2 .500Cleveland 2 2 ..100Detroit 3 2 .600New- - York . . . 0 3 .000Wellington .......0 2 .000

In being able to instantly find the letter, invoice or'

wanted,

Users of the Y, and E, filing cabinets have this satisfacPACIFIC COAST LEAGUEtion.Morning game:

R. H. E.2 10 5

.9 11 5

Cabinets made to suit every style and size of business.Come in and see our display. .

At San Fronoisco.Score:

PortlandOakland ...........

Batteries Koestner mid LaLonge;

Immigration was not wild-cattin- g rj uat and on the basts. th. Happy-whe- n

it got into the game to mako ((0.Luckvgi wth Tlerney and Wool-Ne-

Mexico the training grounds ll(.B uitt.nlnK Mk league baseball,next year of the American and Na- -

VMIfrdHV Bf(ernoon at Traction park,tlonal league baseball clubs,- -. Is evl- - fMed R lenm wearing the uniformsdenced by the fact that since the Ql (ho B.ownBt but i reality being abureau took up this matter it has re- - plckw() twun COnilosed of the Browns,celved letters from both President th Snmn pe Apprentices and nil thatThomas J. Lynch of the National , 1)ft of thB Albuquerque Grays,league, and Ban B. Johnson of the The lnal core was 3 to 2.American league, asking for data on The Browns were composed of Rossthe climate, altitude and probable salnzar, DeBlaasi and O'Bannon, of thelocations for training camp for trnyB. cionzalca of the Four A teambaseball clubs, with a view to the BI1(1 flve oi the Browns,

officials taking actionleague some Tle,.,lev hnd the llrownK ,hut outlooking towards next seasons train- -up (o (h'e pxth nnlnRi wh(ln f.al,,znr

lug period. gol on nnd ma,iaKed to scorn the firstIt is acknowledged by both Lynch ,.un for hig team. jn the eighth Inning

nnd Johnson that because of the dls- - wIn one man out, the next threeadvantages offered by Georgia, Texas Krowns up singled, filled ihe ba.s.flnd other southern states, the clubs captain Joe McCanna of the Happys,next year will make a radical de- - ,Vas equal to the emergency, however,part lira In their training plans and He promptly sent in Woolrldge to re-- it

is probable that New Mexico will j Ueve Tlerney, bringing the former inbo selected as the state offering thrrom left field, where he had been

Melarkey and Mitze.Afternoon game:Score :

Portland'Oakland ,

Batteries Harkncss,

II. H. K.4 7 0

...8 11 3

Henderson,Howiey; Abies and Tled- -Stelger and

mann.

(gpwlsl Csrreniidenr to Maralag Jon rut)Indianapolis, 1ml., April 14. Ray

Broiison, of Indianapolis, claimant ofthe welterweight championship l

wondering wh re Ihe boys who wunwdhis game sixty days ago have gone.Bronson was made the target for allsorts of challenges, and but two of thochallengers actually gut into the ringwith him. Young Erne, of Philadel-phia, was the first and he took a lac-ing. Then Clar-nc- e English, ofOmaha, met Bronson at St. Joseph,.Mo and lost all the way In a fifteen-roun- d

go.The others who wanted to measure

lengths with the Indianapolis welter,have failed to show when businesswas carried to them and In several In-

stances have sidestepped bouts whena club was willing to stage them withthe title claimant. "Wild Cat" Fei ns,of Kansas City, kM't wanting Bron-son'- s

argument, until he was offereda bout at St. Joseph, then he backedaway. St. Joseph promoters hadBronson's agreement to meet Ferns orany other 1 4 and thai nutas far as th.i bout went from Kerns'end.

Now comes Jack Goodwin, of NewYork, who a short time ago offeredto meet Bronson in any kind of a bomto settle the welter title question. ThvMadison Athletic Club of New York,was willing lo stag." the bout, and actcepted Bronson's terms. The Indian-apolis battler was agreeable and will,;Ing to sign articles, when Goodmancame forth with a demand for 140

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National l.onjtuo.Xfw York at Boston.Philadelphia at Brookln.pltts.nirgh at Cincinnati.Chicago at St. Louis.

American League.Detroit at Chicago.St. Louis ut Cleveland.Washington at New York,Huston at Phllutbiii,n.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Sacramento:Sec re: It. H. E.

Pan Francisco 3 10 4

(inrrnmento , 0 10 2

Batteries Miller, Hoes, Toner and

SAN MARCIAL WILLOPEN SEASON HERE.

ON 28th OF APRILSchmidt, Berry; Arellanos and Hart playing a sensational game. Tlerney

game:At I.os Angeles. MorningScore:

VernonLos Angeles i

It. II. E.4 0 1

0 2: G

Afiiicw; Le

XOTICi: OF RF.Pl'RI.IC.V. ION.Department of tho Interior.

U. S. Ind Office at Santa Fe, N. MMarch IB, 1912.

Notice Is hereby given that BertWet more', of lamina, N. M who, onDecember 13, lwiii, made homesteadNo. 10381, for SW. SW. sec-tion IS, township 7 N range 4 WN. M. P. Meridian, has filed noticeof Intention to make final live-yea- r

proof, to establish claim to the landabove described, before A, E, Walker,probate clerk, at Albuquerque, N. Al.,on the 20th day of April. 112.

Claimant names as witnesses: JohnS. Pra.lt. Hill Kle, Juanlto Slsero,Mooney Wei more, all of Lnguna,N. M,

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register,

March 1. April 1.

Batteries llitt nullverenez and Smith.

Afternoon game:Score: ;

I.os AngelesVernon

Batteries Chech and

best inducements In tho way of cli-

mate and other advantages for suc-

cessful spring training lor the sixteenmajor lengue clubs. '

Tho south and California nre any-thing hut propitious In the springso far as climate Is concerned sincethat Is the rainy sens'in in the Clulfstates and California. As for NowMexico that season of the year It.February, March and April Is as fineas any in the world. Weather datacompiled for tn'enty-fiv- e years bearput this assertion. By February,tho winter is over and spring-lik- e

weather prevails generally through-out tho state.

probable training camps next yearwill be located nt Albuquerque, I.nsCruees. Roswcll, Las Vegas, Doming

tt. II. V..4 12 4

.6 10 1

Smith;

relieved Woolrldge in the outer gar-den. Woolrldge was a bit wild at thestart nnd walked the first man up.forcing another tally. He struck outtho next batter find the third out wnamade on nn easy grounil-r- , Warr-'-

to J. McCanna.Tlerney allowed but six hits tn

seven nnd one-thir- d Innings, nndWoolrldge one safety ln one and two-thir-

innln.?s. The Hnpps, on theother hand, gathered a total of elevensafe binglea off O'Bannon.

Warren, tho first mnn up for theHappys, started the ball tn rollingwith a clean hit. He lias done thisIdentical thing in every game he hasplayed in this year and yesterday ledtho team in batting with three hits.

Castleton, Itallegh and Brown.

Sl. Louis, 5: Chicago, 'I.St. Louis, April 14. Singles by

Kcmctchy, Mowrey and Hausor In thetwelf.h Inning after one was out,gave St. Louis the first game of theopening series with Chicago. Thevisitors had the bases filled In theeleventh with none out, but fustfielding kept them from scoring.

Score: n. H. E.(

St. Louis.. 000 021 000 101 .1 17 4Chicago ..001 100 100 100 4 10 0

Halt cries: Sal lee.' ami Bliss; Ilrownand Archer. Two-hns- e hits Hauser,Hoffman. F.vnns, merman, Ellis.Base on balls Off Brown, r; Snllco,4. Struck out fiy flrown, 7; Sallee,C: I'mplrca Johnstone and Ea.son.

lounds as the 3 o'clock weight. NowBronson wond rs why Goodman want

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ed to settle any sort of n welterweightargument and not allow his opponentto fight at the welter limit of 14At Toledo Toledo, 0; Kansas pounds.

"I entered the welter class," said

Dan Vadilla last nlKht announcedthat h would have Ihe AlbuquerqueCiays In Ihe game again this year,cpcnli'g the season at Traction park onApril :'Sth. a week from nest .Sunday,n hen he expects to play the San Mar-cia- l

club, on May ."it li. I'adllla an-nounces Amniillo will be here for ti

Kame.Padlllu also stated that some time

this week a meeting will be held forthe election of a board of directors,president, secretary-treasure- r andmanager for the Grais.

The line-u- p of Padllla's dub for theopening game will bo as follows:Muse Chaves and Vail, catchers;O'Bannon and MeGrath, pitchers:'aldavald first base: Burns or

Lembke, second base; Snlny.ar, shortstop: Gonxales, third base: Hidalgo,lefl.fi Id; Kunx, center Held; II.. rtline, right field.

The Grays expect to play at Tractionpark as formerly. i'adllla says thatManager M. 1. Chadbournc. of the A-lbuquerque Traction Company, haspromised to put the park In first classshape for the season, resurfuclUK thediamond, filling the bogs In the out-

field and mnkiiiK other necessary Im-

provements.in the event that Itube Weeks does

not calch on at Wichita, and Dono-van with tile Salt Lake club, bulbthese players will likely return to A-lbuquerque and Join the Grays.

M il- -Bronson, "because I cannot do lightLnkey, who caught n fine game, was

a close second at the bat with two hits weight requirements and keep rightSt.

Ciiy, 3.At Columbus Columbus, o;

waukee, 4.

At Louisville Louisville, 2

Paul, 0.At Minneapolis Minneapolis,

Indianapolis, 3.

Now that I have been fighting asw iter. I believe that I am en tilled tothe limit of 142 pounds, and again say

and Silver City. Albuquerque, be-

cause of its central location and ad-

mirable hotel facilities, would be themrst logical city, and It could easilyaccommodate as many as half adozen teams, of thirty or more mem-bers each.

Albuquerque should lose no time Inffolng alter the big league officials,

xo'i'ici-- oi' ri:pi Ri.ic.vno.N.Department of the. Interior

V, S. Land Office at Santa N. M.,March Hi. 112.

Notion Is hereby given that MooneyWetmore, of J.iigunn, N. M., who, onOctober 25, 11'OH, made homesteadNo. 071107, for NW. SW. 4, sec-tion 24, township 7 N., range 5 W.,N. M. P. Meridian, has filed nollceof Intention to make f:n' 1 five yearproof, to establish claim to the landabove described, before A. K. Walker,probate clerk, at Albuquerque, N, M.,on the 20th day of April. 113.

Claimant n nines as witnesses: JohnS. Pradt Hill Kle, .Tuunito Slsero, BertWetmore, all of Lnguna, N. M.

MANt.'Kl R. OTKKO,Register.

March IS. April U.

that I will meet any boy In ihe worldat that weight. 1 am willing to hi

SOUTHERN LEAGUE a few thousand also that I won't loseto any of the present crop of weltersGoodman Included."and the Commercial club, it is said,At Memphis Memphis 4; Nash

a .id c base on balls. Woolrldge andLeo Murphy did stellar work In theoutfield, and when Tlerney flowed upin the box, Woolrldge went in andsaved the game by his grand pitch-ing. His speed was terrific and theBrowns were helpless. Speedio Gue-vara played a great game at short forthe Happys and their regular line-u- p

s presented yesterday is by fur thestrongest they have ever hail.

The Happys line-u- p follows: Iakey,catcher; Tlerney hMo" Woolrldge, plteh- -

is; J. McCmha, first base; Warren,tecond base; Guevara, short stop: l.e-tart-

third hase;' Woolrldge 'andTlerney, I ..ft field;'1 Murphy, centerfield: I'.. McCanna. riaht field; Otto

will Immediately wun ineBureau of Immigration In pushingthe matter to a successful GRAM CORRIDA DE

Cincinnati, II; Iiltslinittli. 7.Cincinnati, April 14. Pittsburgh

used four pitchers in an effort tostep Cincinnati, but failed, and thelocals won. Esmond's triple withthe bases full In the seventh featuredthe contest. Th,e Plusliurghersplayed poorly In the field whileCincinnati performed faultlessly. Thehitting was very heavy all during thegame.

Score: B. H. E.Pittsburgh ..000 201 400 7 10 0

Cincinnati ..200 120 fi0 II 11 0

Batteries: Camnltx. I.lefleld, fiordncr, Robinson and Gibson; Suggs,Keef,, and McLean. Two-bas- e bitsMarsand, McLean, Byrne, Carey.Three-bas- e hits llnblltzel, Esmond.Base on balls Off Gardner, 1; Suggs,2. Struck out By Caniiiitz, 1;Suggs, 3; Keefe, . I'mplres Owenand Rrennan.

ville 2.

Af New Orleans New Orleans-Mobil- e,

rain.At Montgomery Montgomery 2;

Blrminghan 1.

FIRST WARD GIANTSUNMERCIFULLY WALLOP

HIGHLAND SLUGGERS

New Pole Vaulting Record. NOTICK 1'OR PVP.I.ICATION.Department of the Interior,

3. Land Office, at Santa Fe, N. M.V.TOROS EL TEATRO

AT PASTIME

1 Swimmer Breaks Record.liedondo lleach, Cal., April 14. I. lu-

ll! Johnson, a. d swimmerand Leeds, on the bench.McCullogh and Viose Chives offi of the San Francisco V. M. C. A..

March 20, 1012.Nolle Is hereby given that Ellas 8.

Sernn, of San Rafael, N. M., who, onMarch 3, 19011, mad homestead entryNo. 903S-072S- forW.'. S.E. V4. W. 4N. E. '4. Sec. g, T. 11 N.. R. 10 W.. N.M. P. meridian, has filed notice of in-

tention to make final five-ye- ar proof

Portland. Ore., April 14. A newworld's indoor pole vaulting recordwas eStabllHhed at the Columbia

Indoor meet yesterday, SamBnllap, a Stanford University athleteand present champion of the Mult-nomah truck team clearing the barat 12 feet 11-- 2 Inches, one-quart-

inch over the mark established lastyear by Coy of Chicago.

FOUR MORE LEAGUES

ciated as umpires niid gave good rat- -

isfaclion.orolie the ua'lonal record for 440 yardsIn the Olympic swimming tii-o-

here last night. His time was fiveminutes, fi2 seconds, lowering the recA beautiful Mexican love story I

the offering at the Pastime CieiileiTHIRD OF A MILLION ord held bv It. M. Better of NewAMERICAN LEAGUE During the prugrcsa of the Photoplay, Vork by three-fifth- s of a second.

a bull lit: ill Is shown In the "Plana deTorus," at Juarez, Mexico. Juan, the

' START THIS WEEK

To the sad tune of IS to 7, theFirst Ward Giants yesterday morningat Luna park walloped the High-land Sluggers, Chief Bender Stumph,the Dutch Indian, pitched a fine gamefor the Giants, striking out thirteen ofthe famous Sluggers, who fanned theair with the vengeance of a fut manon a day in July. Neid did the catch-ing for the Gjlants, and also wasthere behind the bat, getting throughthe game without a fer.zle. Sganzinidid sensational work at short stop.There will be another game between

Res Moines III: Ottamiia .1.

Des Moines, Ja., April 14. Desliivor of Dolores, a1, alls himself of anTIES TO BE SENT Moines won th.' third exhibition gameopportunity lo take the place of theregular matador, kills the bull In the if the spring aeries today from the

to establish claim to the land abovedescribed, before Bllvestre Mlranal,Cnlted Stales Commissioner, at SanItafael, N. H on th 4th day of May,1912.

Claimant names as witnesses: PedroX. Hva. Jose A. Kabedrn, Tlrolo Ma-rino, Pablo Gallages, all of Run Rafael,N. M.

MANUEL R. OTERO. 'Register.

Mar. 21.

"PECOS PALISADES"

Ottuniwn club of the Central associapresence of cheering thousands andWins the hand of the beautiful Do tion, by tho score of 10 lo 3,

New York, April 14. Baseball ac-

tivity is to be Increased this week bythe start of pennant races in fourmore leagues.

The Northwestern league, virtuallyan International affair since it In-

cludes Victoria and Vancouver in its

DOWN RIO GRAND E le res. The picture Is by the Lubldcompany and wonderfully clear andthe two teams next Sunday morning et

LEGAL NOTICES.:30 at Luna park. The Giants chal absolut-l- true to life. At the Pastime today and tonight only.

NOTICI. Of RKPI RI ICATION.Department of the Interior

lenge any team in Albuquerque whosemembers are not over sixteen yearof age. All challenges should be ad-

dressed either to Manager Sganzinior Captain Stumph.

Santa Barbara CompanyV. 8. Land office at Santa Fe. N. M.

Renter 13: Pueblo .1.

Denver. April 14. In a game fea-tured by heavy hitting on Ihe part ofth1 Grizzlies, the Denver Westernleague team today defeated Ihe Puebh,

Thi' sure crop hi ml of the lowerPecos Valley, ruder sure irrigation.I(tll'...l I,,' U lilM ,', till till 11 V 'I'llA flt-l- -

March 211, 1912.Nollce la hereby given that Jacob

Drive 350,000 RailwaySleepers from Camps in theMountains This Spring,

IMroit, 1; Cleveland, 0.

Cleveland. April 14. Loudon'scatch of a line drive off Turner's batJn the seventh gave Detroit the vic-tory. Cleveland had runners on thirdmd second with one out whenTurner's drive went Into I.oudcn'shands. Detroit scored Us only runen Olsen's error and Crawford'sthree-bas- e hit.

Score: U. II. E.Cleveland 000 000 000 0 3 IDetroit 100 000 OHO 1 0

Batteries: Kahler nnd Easterly;Covington and Stanngo. Three-bas- e

h'ts Crawford. Base on balls OffKahler, 2: Covington. 3. Struckout By Kahler, 1: Covington. 1.Vnipires Dineen and Perrine.

St. I,ii Is 4; Chicago, I.Chicago, April 14. Although

Walsh held St. Louis to four hitsChicago lost he final game of theopening series. St. Louis scoredthree runs In the third on Halllnan'sdouble, a fielder's choice, a base ontails nnd Stovall'a drive to center.The visitors counted again in thefmirth when Wnlsh made two errors,

Skofleck. of Box 112, Albuquerque.;. , rei.ort if Mr. Vernon I.. Sulll- -Indians In, an exhloltlon game

six dub league, opens at Seattle, Van-couver and Spokane on Tuesduy.

Last year's Eastern league under Itsnew name, International league, openson Thursday lit the southern divisioncities,

The New England league, which ismade up of eight Massachusetts cities,opens on Patriot's day, the 19th, andon the same clay the Western leagueopens In Denver. Topeka, Omaha andSt. Joseph.

The opening dates of all four lenguen

N. XI.. W ho.' on August 21. 10O.V made, it ti fnriiii.r hIiiIh i.nllirer nf Newhomestead No. 1.474, for SW. onSeoi j..; t ,

(1 j! It. II. E.

. .j.... (jlJ I It S

leblo! .i. .). .j. .... I I 3 4 3

actual developments dor-no-

rM.dy. We ara makDenv section 27. townsbln 10 N.. range. Ing lull Ising Ibis public. Call, write or phone3E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed no

Batteries Pfcffrr, Ileal, y, Rar- -The Santa Barbara Tie A PoleCompany will this spring drive one of tics of intention to make final five

our, Franilies and spabr; CuiiiiiiIiiks,Uustenhaven and Whalen.

year proor, to establish claim to theland above described, before A. E.the largest lots of ties It has everWalker, probate clerk, at Alhuqucrcut. down the Rio Grande to Domingo.are slightly advanced rrom last year.

The make-u- p of the four circuits re-

mains unchanged.que, ,. M., on tha ith day of May

MIDDLEWEIGHTS FINDALTITUDE STIMULATING

There was no slowing up yester-day in the training quarters ofeither Coakley or Stanton. themiddleweight, who are to meet in atwenty-roun- d battle here Wednesdaynight at Elks' theater before, theNew Mexico Athletic club. Bothmen were busy throughout the day,doing road work in the morning, forwhich the day was ideal, and spend-ing two hours in the afternoon work-ing out ln their respective gym-nasiums.

Neither Coakley nor Stanton havefound Ihe altitude a drawback intheir work-out- s. In fact loih de

1912.DiSBROW ESTABLISHES

THREE NEW WORLD'SRECORDS WITH SIMPLEX

Claimant names st witnesses: AllanBone, Joseph Gagner. Mrs. I,. E.

us for one of the reports. Six hun-dred seill'is moled on the "Pali-sades" last year. Seven thousandsacres Is planted In orchards, line-yard- s,

nir.ilt.i and other crops. Ill

ll 'J the ' I'allsedcs" will surpass thohlslorv of lie famous pecos valleyIn del el', Illin ois. Vim can buy tenor more acres of these choice landsof blu prize winning crops of allalfaan,) fruit at a low pipe ami on easyterms If you boy inoy. See us at unci',or w i n os.

I MILK STTi:s .V MF.MCOI It I SI i it.

I das. I) Mlclo.cl. C.cocimI '-- ml furNeil Met loo, 211 Wot Gold Ale.,

Pli.il. l.V

JACK JOHNSON IS Werner, Edward C. Llppltt, all of Albuquerque, N. M.ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING

MANUEL- R. OTERO,Register.

The lot numbers, in round figures.350,000 ties, all of which are ready todrive now. Wea'her conditions, how-ever, have been such that while thereis ample water In the Rio Grande atpresent, the tributary sir nuis alongwhich the ties are collected, are stilltoo clogged with b e to allow the driveto be marie.

As soon as a thaw of sufficientduration melts the ic . the drive willbegin. Last year at this time it wasIn lull progress. A large crew of men

9March II. May I.

San .lose, Cal.. April 14. LouisI.lsbrow, ill King a pnw erSimplex, esta hlished today a fiwworld's reeord for fifteen, iw.-m- and Sotici. iiii't i't'iii.i('.vi.o.

Department of the Interior.

Evanston, III., April 14. WhenJai-- Johnson was arrested here to-

day for violation of the utomobilespeed laws he did not have a dollarclared yesterday that the ratified

atmosphere was stimulating and

twenty-fil- e miles, on a circular dirttiai k. at th San Jose driving park.

The meet was sanctioned by IheAmerican AulomoMIe association, P.

with him to deposit for bond feeswith Justice Eioyer.made them feel better (ban any

IT. 8. Land orflce, at Santu l, N. M.March 20, 1912.

Notice la hereby given that Juanfierra. of San Rafael, N. M., who onMarch 13, 190S, made homestead en-

try No. 90.17-0728- for E. ', S. E. V, ;

When asked for the bond fee at Domingo will take the ties from Ihe J. Walker. imciiiImt of th contestplace they had ever trained. Thisfact Insures even a faster nnd bettercontest than even the most ftungulne

board, retereelng. Barney tildflcld

E. H. N. E. '. section K. township II ihave anticipated.The sale of seats starts today fit V, rsnge 10 W.. N. M. P. meridian, I

has filed notice of Intentliwi lo i ia cslMatson'a and It is certain that therefinal five-ye- proof, lo establish j

claim lo the land above described, be

river, and load them on flat cars fortreatment at the local plant. This com-pany supiili 's a lame number of theties used by the Santa Fe railway sys-

tem. Most of them are treated at thewood preserving plant here.

The number of ties In the drlv? wll.likely he largely augmented by Iheaddition of ties which lust vchtgrounded along the shallow r pointsof the river, whb h will be much high-er this year, probably, thin it waslast.

previously held all three of the rec-ords, having made them i.l Milwaukee,September 27, 19ll.

Dlsbrow made ten miles in 11:30;twenty miles In 17:.'i7 twentyfive miles In 22;. qilflebl'stime In Ihe same cleats s IV4I;1 S : 1 ... hii.I .2:47.

Dlsbrow 's feat was accomplished rd--

track tli.it w.is not In lb- - best ,(

condition, onliia to rain late In Ihe

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Johnson farched his pockets andthen began to smile broadly.

"I haven't that much money onme," said Johnson to the Justice,"but I can write you n personalcheck."

"That's all right, Jack," replied theJustice. "I'll trust you until Thurs-day, the date for your hearing on.this charge.

Johnson was driving with his wifea hen arrested.

SAN JOSE DOVES BEATNATIONAL REDS 11 TO 3

N. Wf. 1I..I If I

fore Silvestra Mirabel. I'. S. Cnmmis- -

sinner, at San Rafael, N. M., on thej4th day of May. 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses: ivdrojV. Pilva. Jose A. Sabedra. Tlr.io Ma- -

rino, Pablo Gallegos, all of San Its-- 1

fael. X. M.MANUEL R. OTERO.

Mar. r. 21.

week.

will be a rush reservations,since the Coakley-Star.to- n fight Is tolx the best ever staged In the south-west. So great Is the Interest In

the fight that It would occasion nosurprise were the house sold out by

tomorrow night. Already DirectorMark Levy of the club, has receivedorders for oer ! reservationsfrom out of town faps coming to seethe exhibition from Belen, I as Ve-

gas. Santa Fe and Gallup.

SWASTIKAS AGAIN HANG

CREPE ON BERNALILLO

GRAND VALLEY FRUITGROWERS SMUDGE

Tun VKnr iikst wheat"nly Is used to make the flour mhlch

" Into our bread. And the ver"st met hods nnlv are employed to

iTfHlm-- both the flour and lh bread,'"'ill like the looks of vur breadhn yon It. Tou'll like lt Utetill better when you try It.

PIONEER BAKERY207 South First Street

A MOTHER'S TARE.A careful mother will not give her

child a medicine without knowing itis pure, contains nn opiates, and hashealing and curative qualities. Sucha medicine Is Foley's Honey and TarCompound for croup, whooping cough,bronchitis, and 'all affections of the

i Mininiiiiiim " -In a game that was one-- s ded butnevertheless Interesting. I be San Jose Grand Junction. Cob... April 14.

With a lemTHtiire lhal fell belowlove yesterday defeated the National WALL PAPERSfreezing during the night frull growReds at Is Ranch" by the score ofers lust n gbl were comH-lle- , ,t light11 to 3. The batteries were: Dverniniidge pots In the upi-- r psrt of the

throat, chest, snd lungs. Rest andsafest for children and grown

Contains no opiates. J. II.O'RIelly Company, local agenla.

The Albuquerque Swastikas asmtidemonstrated their irnew s a ml-

Aragon and I.ope; Iteds Arniijo andllerrc-ra- . Albuquerque Lumber Co. J

profrionl tmselll areg.ilion when423 North hirft Mreet

Grand lalb-- to prott I the apricottrees wbb h sre now In foil bl.x.ni.This was th.- - flr-- t time .his monththat am alarm over Ihe fruit cropwas felt. N oh mage was done.

Ihey defeated the llernslillo Reels aBernalillo yesierday Hftrnon fr tho

Mogollon

and Aulo LineTen cents entitles you to seeC. I. Parsons, Pec'y and Treas. of

Ihe C. H. Ward Iriig Co., Pasadena.Cal.. writes: "We have sold and ree.unimfhdH Folev's llone nil Tar

Stage time this neasain. The finalscore ! to . Yesterday's game it all the photoplays and bout.

IXTnor'ThSi e'nec'!!00"' the Orpheuma the fifth consecutive victory forthe Swastikas. A large crowd of en- -

tonight.IhuKiaailc fans witnessed the contest.

DAitrL" flllrw C1ty-"- -T a. a.Arrtoa Mogollon 4 P. ma.L Motto I Inn 1 a. m.Arrlv niiver City I p. as.ftfwtal Can mm tummrmi.

D. Chvea did the slab w.rk for theMontezuma Trust Company

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.

Capital and Surplus, $100,000INTEREST ALLOWED ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS V i

lorsnts on the market. Containing nnopitttes r fisrooibn It can be givenfreely to children. Enough of thisrenwxly run lie taken in relieve a coldas It has no nauseating results ang

BALDRIDGELUMBER COMPANY

Paints, Glass, Cement, Roofingand Builders Supplies.

Swastikas, with Gullerrea recvtvinghis slants. The Swastikas have Issued Oar Tea are of llw ey hnM. Trt

C . ('..Her Co., strmiltrwn ... challenge to meet any ae doe not Inli-rfer- e with ingestion." Ji ' w ; w. Marrtm. nm -...rlll club in Albuquerque. II. O'Rielly Company, local agents.- CNf. X. M.

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FOUR THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912.

I . m n-- -j ., ' W SINGLE BINDERDEAUTY AfiD DARING IIOnSEVOMl I TflRIPF REVT5I0N CHURCH FILLED AT

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Host of Friends Turn Out to Pay!Last Honors to Dead Womanat "M"6ThtrdisT' Edifice Yester-

day Morning,

V host of fri.v.ijr prtsf nt nt"the t,Tnl Avenue "Methodist rlltirch

eterday morniiu to i.ttcnd theservices of .Mrs. liyrop H. Ives,

who dietl fiore sex oral ' fl'.iys a?o, Thoservices ' 'wer- comriicVetl by Ii.-v- .

i'hnrlea Oscar lie.kman. pastor ofthat church. A quartette composedof Mes.lames Roy McDonald and J. O.Schwentker, and M ssrs I'.a'.ph Couldand T. V. Mayn.'.rd, rendered selec-tions appropriate to the sad occa-sion, and Mis. McDonald sung a solo,"My I.oni !a Mindful of .Me."

;

Dr. 1'ei ktn.in took as his text, "Thevjdesiru a' belter country, that is, on i

hear, nly country, w herefore Clod is i

l ot ashamed to their (oxland has prepared f..r them a city. i

Dr. r.eckman siid that the onlx'place xxhere knnxyledHe about Heavencould be obtained xvas in the Bible.

hich idjilmed to be inspired, an.) tha"..id abBje knoxv ah.Mii It. He said that

fere 'lxiis'ii Heaxym ihau.lt wafiilnr&fcaVifiat ilie MiUi teachks tiuo. t.J

departed nre neither dead nor nWeep."of it In Heaven. Itut "JrVhefr- - He If.

j.lntril f Ih.ft lhCs.lJlio Selieveirr..trills IcVe htrt'rtil Trff fTlid 4hat tnVlTK,.

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cigar ia smoked by more menwho have been smoking IQq

cigars than any.other 5c ciga.sold. J . .

Not only is the tobaccoaTKA QUALITY, but it u

H aged by us from two to threeyears, which makes such

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SfVfte Binder r.'.

goes to you

M anc clean

it1him his Fa mm..

faHF"2 Foil Smokiackage.

Asli your dealer for this cigsr.

Miguel Armijo and wife to fi)0.mena Mora, war., April ti, piece In pitHi,

Antonio Sandoval and xvife to u

Mora, war., April (I, piece in

Model Chaves, pet. 1, $25. !

Kilomena Mora t!4 Maria C. deMora, war., April fi, various pieces In

Tp. S, X. P. 6 K and a piece inpet. 3 4, $1.

Itebecca Goodwin jo Jno. 11. Shuf.llebarger, war,, April i, lot J, hlk. 1,

Iirow newell & Lail , Highland Add$1.

Candelnrlii to C migiiiGriego, xvar., April H, piece In pet

. II. 'X i

Hemlglo I'eluonio Caiublariu,war., April piece In Lo Griesnt?!. f

Marina Garcia and hbd.-'- . to Oen- -

obevn Jaramillo, war., April s, piecein Iais Martinez. $1.

Santa Ke Pacific Railroad Co., IiI'nited States of AmxTica, Q. (", I),April S.

Commissioners of .Chilli Grant to

Irancisco Gutierrez deed, April Ii,

piece in Chilli Grant.Jennie Gi.ird, et al, to Marginal',.

Girnrd, et, ul, war., April S, piceacross Mountain roud from X. W,

corner of city of Albuquerque, tl.Xeill 1!. Field ' and to

Caesar A Grande, Q. 0. I).. April 9, 51)

xl42 feet of land on northwest co-rner Washington avende and llroadxray

i. - :.

The Society-o- Xew Mexli-- j

to c. A. Grande, xvur., April 9, piecexve-- t of Albuquerque, $1.

I. K. !!. Sellers arid xvife to C. A.

Grande, xvar., April 9. l'nd. Int. '.ti

lands at northwest cor. YxMshlnglon

axtnue ami P.oar.lxvay, JtOO.Martha K. Hart D. Peter,

xvar., April . S. of-- lots 7, 8. 9, hlk.

24. llr.nxmwell & Lail Add. $.150..1 wen- -

-- Jr' '"''-- S1 ''mis l, .. s, i.:k. io, ll. M. Add. jt',J. A. Garcia y Snnohx-- wife to Vin- -

etitf Sedillo. xvar.. April lu, pitce in

5, nurela. .::Kanny '. Yan Riper to Sarah J.

elter. xvar., April 10. lots n anil

I.Ik. 7. Paris Add.--. $1.Fanny Y. Yan Uiper to Il.ittie J

Hickson. war.. April' 10, lots 1.1, 11.

blk. 7. Paris Add., II.Agn.-- "D. P.eynolds nnd hliJ. to

William K. Ma tiger and wife., war,April 10, lot 13S, I.Ik 12, P. Armii'i( Pros. Add. tl.

Daxid Weill, r and wife to Wm.

F.. Mauger. xv.tr., April 10, lots "9, tland si, hlk. 7 P. Armllo & Brot.Add., l.

Antonio le Hamb to Jesus Ilonicrdmil wile, war., April 10, trai t in prt

.1.".. 3H0.G orge Hiuyer to Lewis Hauser,

wi.r., April 10, 13.67 acres ln pet. ,

11.Kllsa K. Andrew and hbd, to Oto.

W. Champion, war., .April 11. lot 15.

b!k. 'C." I'nlon Depot frontage, $1.

George W. Champion and wife t

ceo. A. Kis-inan- , 'war.. A' r.l 1'.

lot 13, blk. C." I'nloj D?pot fiontU-'-

tl.J.isto It. Arml.'o anH wife to Neil B.

Field. I!. & S. D'el. Aptll lM- -

interest In 4 piee?s In Bernalil'o

Abeita and wife !

Francis o A. gtr.ch.t and wife w,April 12. pl.tv in pft. Xo. 2. $!

Trust loKJorae Griejo to Justininuo 0utr-rt-7.- ,

nitg, deed, April I, 2 piece in lGriecos, 150.

Pasco D. Peteis to Geo. A. K'man. Tr, A ril , S. of UtU

lot 9. blk. , Ix-wl-s &-- Simmonds A'-I- I

500.Marie Jeanne Delahoyde an ! hbd.

'Frank McKte. Tr.. April 1", . 1

lot . blk. , Iwi S mmonil AiM- -

Mia Gwendoline Xaah la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Xassof Savannah. Ua. The Nash fumlljr alao have a home at Rye, WeatcbeitcrCounty, N. Y , where they move In the exclusive social aeta of the neighbor-hood. Mla Nash share with her sifter Kleanor the admiration of tnaoTfriends oa the srore of the'Vlirm and beautr that distinguish both'. Gwen-doline Is a daring horsewoman, and an rnthustatlc motorist, driving herown ear. Naxhvllle, Tenn., was named after her grandfather

" .. .

REV. CARTWHIGHT SiRODGERS KILLED BY

DARE-DEVILTR- Y

A MILD, SATISFYING SMOKE.ANNUAL SALES

11,500.000.militia be kept nxvay from the eon- -

vetttion hall he aslied Colonel .Moriar- -

ity, commander of the Seventh regi-ment, to refrain Horn any Interfer-ence with the police arrangements.

The mayor ssiid that the presenceof ,ne ,r,.ardsmcn at the armory toprotect state property wus but a sub-terfuge.

Colonel Moriarity nnswer.-i- l themayorrl.y declaring tfyrVould have aS'lyaxl S Ljiieu, op,rtii'ni the jirmoryund r ih.a Jiljutaiit. cap--tatn 'lTirtfiias T. "Octlgan. xvith ordersto protect government, and state property. He dented thajfhis men would

,fTjrTW ft try? ''j xvhich. iiiiulunvaei'ffnt re Biade to op. n

convention.Possibility of a serious clash

between the l.'itje militia andthe Chicago police at the Cookcounty democratic eonx'ention toincr-rox- v

appeared xx hen Mayor Harrison'telegraphed Governor Deneen againstpossible use of members of theSeventh regiment as a guard at theconvention hall. At the .an;e tim'Corporal ion Consul Sexton sent toChief of Police McWcetiey a writtenopmion that the militia had no rightwhatsoever to interfere in the caseunless .martial law .was ..declared.The sheriff's office announced thatopposition xvould he made to the its.of the militia toniorroxx-- This situa-tion came as a climns to yesterday'saft ion by County Budge mx ens ,vln

tUfk cnnt.pl of bdili the d 'in cralbatwf repntiLican cotixetitions toiiiorroxvliSm tl-.- e jiltands p! party h a.lers

. JKlK OHj- - n aiiiiolnte.l Ar.th-r.- y

'.repuliflaan tnemtier ntj the board of election romntiisiomTs

to sit as ti inpoi a'-.- chair-n.-.- i .liet'iiubli'-ai- .c.oiiventioiixnxl Dr. Tay-ib- ir

c"f the board, to takecontrolV tp yiemo-,i- funvj. n;ion.

TlckciJ gfciAxxittf flerytl bulligiir. ,1". Air.. Vidfcc Co., --

conilUH south

stif tH.

RECORD OF REALTY

TRANSf EDS PI

PAST WEEK

Albuquerque Still Shows aHealthy Activity in This Re-

gard; Several ImportartTransactions Take Place,

Ileal (state in AlbiKiiiertue con-

tinues active. During the week end-

ing Saturday, txventy -- sevt n deeds loproperty xvere rerorde.l. the largestm sereTTtl weetx -.- The fallowingis a summary of the recorded trans-fers as compiled by W. Moor Clav- -

. f.Kltcr. t nl to Iternar 1

Cfee-isTeble- April 6,: lot 4,

b!k 2, P.elveders Ad 1. and lots s, 9,blk. i'. Northern, lot 14. blk. K. ISaca

Armij. lots 77. 7S and K. I lotTi. blk. Perfect., Armijo I'.ros., lotIM. blk. . X. M T. Co.. l .t 1. 2.3. 4. blk. Hues Ad.!., less K. Dirt ft.of lots I. 2. I.Ik. 7. lots 13. 14. la.

. blk. P. A. & P. Add., lot 2 andfrac'l lot 1. 1,11;. 2. J. hn A. I.-- e Add.,lot 11. ard 12. blk. K.. SimplerAdd. Xo. 2. lot ; lk. 2. CniversitxHeights Arid. 1.

SASCURTISS

etirnal life I not buried, "While ab-- s

nt from the l.r.dy, they ale pres.-n- t

xxHrh he snid.-'te pointedout in eloo,iiont term that ihe bodiesof the dead would be raiseii, and thruthey had simply gone lo a bettercountry. " herefore God is noti shamed tc be called their Uod."

The p.illbeniers were N'. XX. Sxvan,David Stexvi-rt- . M. K. Mickey, D. A.lorierficld, I:. II. Ilriggs and F. ii.I'ratt.

lhirial xvas in Falrvlexv cemetery.

CLASH MAY OCCUR

BETWEEN POLICE

AND MILITIA

Mayor Uaisori Has--Wire-di

Protest .to Governor" Deftee.!Against Use of State Guardsat Conventions,

D Murnlag Jnurtisl hpr!nl t.enr.l tt'trr.lChicago. April n. .n

hoitr victory ' far control of tomor-row's county and democratic convention was obtained by the Sullivanforces oxer the Hearst-Harriso- n fac-tion tonight when an injunction wasissued by Judge McKinley of the su-

perior I'oiirt, restraining the carryingout of County Judi;e Oxven's order ofSaturday which places a republican

'ln ,no l,"""ln of temporary chairmanii inx--

It was rumored tonight that JudgeOwen might refuse to reiognlze JudgeMcKinley's injunction und thct thefight tomorrow morning xxould heeven more Intense than had been ex-

pected.It xvas said tonight that Judge

Owen would obey only a slate supremeorder i.n.l uool.l Insist itoon An- -

thony c!iirnm.. r(.u,,M( UI1 ,,., ,,.r

BILLS iY NOT

PUSS SENATE

Representative Oscar Under- -wood is Not Optimistic of

Favorafile Action at ' This

Session,

JB WArnUf nrB!i Special laxaasd Wlre.Washineton, April " t.

littive t'ndcrv'ood. of Alahainit, ma

Joritv leader of th.' house, la not op

tlmitlv ftit'lo th. jMii cesii 'of the tariffrevision hi Ira now neTn e me sennitHe has conferred xvith other leaderof "both houea.

"1 have .not seen nor heard anythliiK," said Mr. rnderwood today."to indicate that the progressive re-

publicans in the senate will Join thedemocrat In aupport of the tariff1,111m the house ha passed. There hasbeen talk that the wool bill, for In-

stance, which the a 'mite pased lastsi. miner with the aid of the progres-sive r"publican, xxould be passed thesame way this time, lint It has beenall talk. Xothlnj has come to my at-

tention to show that the republicanprogressives have any such Intentionnow. If the senate is not uolng totake any Vic 1 (In on the tariff bills before It, thjijf jnot out:, fault. VVshmade Vfui. earhest eflfojtjto retarllf ftnd atiifid on That record.

Mr. I'tMlerwood s.iid he Y'"t've'ieon.Tess ix'(iiild !iiljotirn.by Jujjl' 1 l"Jf iinCrouftha nutiohaV c'otH'eri'tlTSiHf-TJi- lsame aAitlruent xvasr' ocpreased a.? sen

fate leaders, who conceded, however.that a strenuous tariff f'Kht couldprnlnna conareKi. xvlib, a recess. .overthe convention period.

Appropriation bills will hay rlshtof way In the house the next fewweeks, the postofflec bill occupyingmost of this week. The leisurely ses-sions of the senate will ulv. way tomore active proceedings this week.Kepiiblicitn lenders plan lo resumeconvening nt noon Mislead of nt 2

o'clock.Tomorrow Mr. I'ummins. of Iowa,

will . resume his if fort to obtain ac-

tion on his bill to permit Independenttobacco Interests to intervene in the"tobacco trust'- - reorganization, ao asfo appeal, the cast to the upreincourt,,, tn- did nut fip'l.sh hjs speechSuturiy.i j J .t

Thre oilier spetj hy are . plannedfor tom.Lrow. ifeitor Somer 'tiev. ill seakin hjjk'blll dlrejjtt the

generWffi begin rrltfitniil "pro- -ceilings against the American To-

bacco Company, the Standard oilCompany and their ufcfk'lals. SenatorSmith, of f leorgia.Ax ill speak in

to th" workmen's ompeiisii-iM- m

bill and Senator iweivi of kyr-nom-

xvlll urge U bill tiv crsne adepartment of hfftlfh. v

ULYSSES S7 GRANT

IEYounger Brother of General

Fred D. Grant Goes ThroughAlbuquerque on Way to At-

tend Funeral of Soldier,

riysscss s. Grant. younger br the,of General Frederick Dent tJrant, whelied last week in X w York, passed ,

through this city last nlcht on Xo.hi "xx av 'Ke "Funeral sTrxT-stif-

the deceased soldier. He came dl - I

red from hi home in San Diego. Cal.He stjtt Ml last nigttt that hi Ifoth

er a death. x rule, soiueihlns of 1 SIlockH him. a a nnf unespwt id"-

Retter frrmi MMrtiTimf." he fffl.f tnxxhlch she s;ii.l there was no longerany cause for anxiety. This was some: Im ' 'ia . He had been ill for severalMi.. nth Hon. but I did not Uliexe

'. titer had mended a he thouaht."Mr. Grant spoke In the highest

term of h;s brother, who was txxoyen his s. nor, and called htm a mostmanlx- - man. xx ho hail performed heroicxx ork.

UNITED STATES ARMY

OFFICER TO REVIEWCADETS AT ROSWELL

IfreWI rfraraes to Maralac ir H

Koswell. X. XI., April 14 '"apt.V: T. Simmon, of the general stall,VV.ishiintton, l hedwled u arrixeIn ISawwtU1 loniorruxx "afternoon, forthe purjl. i of m.ik in the annualinp.els-i- i of tkr Xew Mexico Mil-itary Institute. Immediately aftetarriving in thi itv he will t.e drivento the lo ad of Xorth Spring riv r toinwx t the cadets In field ex, r

Actual tattle formation- - al..l foldwork U e. nsiderexl of gnat xahie ,vtnM.t.iri a uthoritlc and especialstress is plated Hl'n actual t,st Inbroken country. Tueday. a thor-ough ir.i-.-tio- of th,- - Institute an. I

i .I'll will I made by Captmn Sim- -

moil, st. cruris t o'cI.h r ir th.morning The hattatton w ill ! putthroiivii r. x tew. followed l.x !ati.!i.iiin-- , .turn. then xi.mp.mx andtatt.h..n .irill in close or.br. th.lthe d.t will change to theirxwv uniforms and (nxe an ixMi.itl. idrill In Hulls Manual and l.axon.-- t

een isr. After this. th.Te will lsa thoroash lnelion of the lntl-.,t- e

h. .i.iinx. and tiipment.The "rr.fl'-H-f '.lexe.!. A tv

. : . a ...... ft.: ..,!. a .f the c.i.. -- iUw-4i-- 4ani'i' -- '. jiibad In fr.-n- t of liag. rmaa ks.

OFSPEAKER

Representative from Dona Ana: States Overtures Were Made

Him by Political Leaders to: Aid in Unseating Baca,

riepresentatlxe V H. H. I.bwel'ynmi, I last nlcht. n he w passingihr..ii.h iiiin citv from ihi' south oil '

his xxay In the capital, that In- - had de-

clined nxerlures made him by poiitic.llender l firm coalition with themnnd accept the chair tif the speakerIn the lower house of the state Icgls-Jatur-

Mr. Llewellyn wM: "My positionn p.wsc I JiiKt the same n It always

van. I tin not know whether Mr.

Uses will be able to retain hi holdor DM, or whether he will changematter of hi own accord. 1 do knowthat when Mr. Ilaca ami myself wentto the legislature, neither of lid h;'drnough vuli'i to secure hi election tothe speaker' rhalr. fur which we werel.nth candidates. I know thai he 'elected, and Ihiit since this squabblehas broken mil, I have received iul

declined overtures to form coali-tio- n

with certain leader and takethe i hair myself."

Mr. Llewellyn made it plain that !hleader in th republican party wcsfcmaking strenuous erfort to rt sain Iherontrol of affair which they appearto have lost, anil hul nothing to sayabout pothilliii. for hanmmr In thlegislature till week.

"I have been out of affair for n

eek," he mtid. "I cannot mv Jutwhat will lie done."

"There la h w ideprcail demand forthe passage or urgent h ml properlaws." he said, "and It I growingrapidly stronger and more widespread.The people want I he law which thelegislature la obliged tn pass, tinderthe oonstl'utlon. wwl, and they arenot at nil satisfied with the uny thingshave gone ao far.

'I believe, from letter and tele,irrami I have received ami from ad-vii- 'e

I obtained while down in my didf the etate. (hut the voter are

wllh all thi fl-- nboiitKail, and they want tli'

Heeded lnwa nt onee. For Inalniiee.tinder the eontltution of lenlaliiture) eoiuielled to pa the lellatureHeeded to put the rounty olfieet on

aalary lwla. There are tentv-l- x

tela of rounty officer anxtoiiwatting: hi tb.n on that matter. There

are many other matter w hli h houtdaluo be alteiiiled to at onee."

ItegardlnK the election of Sena-tor Fa II for another term at thi leisla-latix-

eaaion, Mr. Llewellyn Mld:

ran do anythlnc. If you havethe poer. but o fur n I know therleitjoii ff Senator Fall for anotherterm at thi ion would be abnawlutely Illegal. The aenate, howcxer, Ik

the only Jide a to the i u. f . I ! nef It and mU'bt anil numan whom we elected. Hut any tier-tlo- n

wniil be abaolutely ouitiarv toJaw. The position of the MnrnlnjJournal I abolutely ilt-h- t on th i(point. "

, Mr l.lewi'llvn had l.e. n mi bin run hflt held. 'II. Jle xxrllt on to tile liipltaliitxt nlKht.

GREAO.RESTLING

MATCH EATU E

CRYSTAL FILM

At Ihe frxstal today and li.nUtitWill b- - hown a Photoplay

"The Hmtherhood of Mali."Wherein a ouna athlete. xxlMliln toobtain monex' xxith x hu h to hiold trainer to another climate.an off 'r of I'.en fir anynne who ce-- i

throw a champion twice In a kix vtime.The plio ky young; ft ll,. line ii

dim n the champ. tUc thi- - monex !

h old friend and Im Mentally xxln aIteautiful younj bulx. the daiihti r of1:1a employer, xxllh whom he ha lone i

be n In loxe.'hrlune Hill ft t'oinpnnv xx III le

the Xttodtvllle feature at the Oxstal.fipettina toitax.

Read the offer of the WantAd Girl on the want ad pagetoday.

Trv a Journal Want Ad. Hesuits

Program:m:i:t it r i ti

Itrs.'in ki i imiiM.r i-- w mi i!H! ! itni u- -

ISixce I'lcture Ita9."Ui:w tn hk: ttMi"

sparring'exhibition

Soldier Hunt

KiJBoyd

ORPHEUMSc and 10c

TO-NIGH-T!

MZtttt"ZZZl"Z

4of the election board H.tiiii as tein- -

LUST MESSAGE IS

i :

HiT Chailcs OKar BccfcTTian

Repeats at Service Final m- -'

Junctions of' Dying Minister

T,to Church and Others,,

,

At the fuiierul aerxley i r Uev lriI'lirtxxrliiht, held etet lay afler-Methodi-

on III the laud Avenuehuri K I ii . t. '. Heckmiin. the p.l"t"i

of lllt't COIIfcH Kill. n. told.. Ui aimid'Mil ixofila of the lat me-I'r- .

..:e x.'i.t ! farlwilkhl to hlillllllill. the people, tjlc. IH.;ilKill fl'a- -

leioitx the sp'inlKli poile. nnd sex. l.ll ilnliX Olll.lls.

Ill- - funeral e. rvl. . Welv Well at-

tended, a niimUr "f (he S.inlHh-Americ;-

people aato!i4 x ixom lie.t'aimr.jlil bid bu, o moth of h'slal.or beina pi. eiit. The r I.

IX. re p II tn ll lle.i III bv I! V. . f1.

I'ai Ilex. Xiol'iosio tioiiril'. Kex.J II. Ile:,l,l and I!. V. X". U. !eeklll.ln

ll.'X Mr. ll.HII poke of the d.ixwhen h tilt,!. led ir,H-- wtiw thed ...I iii.:ii. and r ..x limly of hl t

i .lloi.s xx tth htm.liev. Mr. ('...ixa ilea spoke In Sll

Ish. iid.treinn paril. vilaiij the nU'ptMetit f

t;x. . Ii. II.mI.I .v .f Pr. fanxxtUhi In tel.it I, n to hi exxn xxot'ihe da .in. ,i. xxoik of til. i'o'-.- i

-- allolial ill ..It. ..!..! Ilellde.1 htmlor ho la ot'iiind. iliiess and ''''''hi iMian f oi t.

In. It. . k mall spoke .f t (lofe t hln-- K ofabi.h h- hud pi. tliiK-- Kef. Mr. Carl-- J

xri.ht. xi lieu he last sxx him uliw .

that h- - Would p,.ik, ll. llXelll. lue- -

Srttitlf irolll llle ile-i.- l llllli-r.- ' .. I.I HI.',peoi.le in a.ioial t P. e incHca! ti.i-- i

Kill, xnhom lie Ih.illkid f.-- r til .1

i.ttt Hie to hniii" If .in. I to his xx if.I! . Mr. i;..ii.i.. I.t.ntitt Mm

itl t il, and lo the .ti.n.h, HflK I'Wih.i.i to look ati.r In f io.il. f .r .e ;

eol'el lj Koto- - in,) oo.l.l" to di soK.x. I '.. n a rlwhl m. was b. nutiil in ii soiiidieiiy and tioth. and

plf.ed sll that l beat.A ouatt.tle "f ladles nl:a the three

lno,n render. l 'I hex u.ie Mr. I

I. .iadf..rl. Mrs. J x. Wilson. MrIt. .11. .x ,.,.1 Ml loi l Si.i iti

The palii.e .rets v.re all imnisi. r. o . i.t k r el the .'. .1 lmM.-- r Th,.,ie i;, x i: xmisoii. i:.-x- . w y

1. ia a . I;, x Mr l'..et man. Hext)rii.a I. xv.iir.os. Ilex J. l

ll.slj i tot ii. v J. J Km. . inA U the rnil-iK- ti x h.. p.ii ti. i. t d

in ihe serve ..t th.- - .htir.h looki art In th.- a. txi... ,Tt TTxe t: ,.xV. n..r.'lat a lll.ld. Ill F.xirctea ..meter

Italian Itebl !. of rah.Pali. Al'il! It ii..f.lii, t. t.t.h.- - .nl lih. ,l b. r. It.l.t.fees, tn Hemp!!,. I.. f.oxke a !.,ol- -

I,.C ofl tile ... t . ,! ot "1 rip.-il- . . mneInto oi.lli t w i ft Ihe Aral-- s Al'.ln x , re the Arai. r. tr. .t,

i.l.leaxtua 4' t Ihe llMli..tl, a!.- -

heavily.

TKa1fmiTVt"'oT'"Tn"- oflxTtfrtMr.-- f

In the armory of the Seventh res'intent, I. X. O., where the convctui.i

is to tie bald.lnight. Outsiflc was a. cr li.n'of bii4olice to be reinforced later by hjn-(fVe- d

of bluecoatn-ftn- d morespecial deputy sheriffs. Chief of Po-

lice MeWeoiiev and Sherifr Zlnini'Twill command the sheriffs and policeIn person.

Never In the history of the demo-cratic party in Chicago has a situa-tion of such gravity ilex eloped. MayorHarr son lingered wh- - n

of the presence of the nationalguardsmen at the armory and 'in ad-

dition to sen. lint, a tel.g.'.xm to Gov-ernor Den.cii demanding that the

Pioii6cr Aviator in City on Way

Back from San Diego Avia-

tion School After WinterSession.

According to u statement madehere last niuht by tlletin II. Tunis.I'.ili.ruih I'. Uoilid xvn klll"d byhi own propenaity for duie-dnlltr- y

.Hid apei'titcnbir fooihardlne. In hilecctit fatal fllnht near l.o Annele.I'ntllH xx a on his xxay back from nt-- I.

ndlna the winter session of hi rom-rnny- 's

aviation school at l.oa AnueU-- .

where they own an Island in the bay.'Ilo.li er xvas killed by his oxx n

love of the foolhardy and peetacular,"he abl. "nil tot I mint. I , the

of deaths to the number ofiwiior now rix itiK nra iiiii smallerlor m. n ate uroxx Ins mor car' ful.Tite ffiier.il pr.tpeiiKilx' toxxaril dare- -

i x Is d.'While I xx a it! (hi school. we

tiiriu.l out aboot twentv-flv- e nexv-ry , salieT made iiiark 'it ImpVoxe-i- n

it , ins Ihe hx Sev- -.

ir in x est type machine haveen M.l to Krane ..,! Itussla. W

.I., not p'.in p. m.ii, iiuinvr. twniiis!n ' h or.'-a- . rc.pl. ilie tltMr ,iJr.jh..wexr. of Ihe RetioTifl ntrV-- I

I'. .( tioit etvt n l.x the machine n.xxx' III

The tendene; In motive poxxer Is.id the Am. than "HKine. Amerl-- i

n ell. Ho- ha-- prox ,'ii .itlsfa,'lorx'.a i, I ill., wh e hax a machine

. illlpp. d Ith H nch motor of veryI reputation, Gnome, we havefailed to t.n.l in xxllling to take

the machine. The standard rlght-cyl-noto- r.

it.br tx pe of domestic con- -

rtru. tion. ntinii. to be the favor- -

' M allorllex ii.-- tell me that weV an . e, I! HI ei.se against thex iiwht in the pat. nt controx .

All old pntelll. .Hi.-- refused by 111.

Iti. ,. and t lie oi iiiu,., tor "f whichIi . since died, ha !, n found In thep.t m ..ft!,.-- , and i likely to do axxay

ir'i lll.lr el.. ins of originating andi.TiiPin ihe lex i. ,.x r xxhich the'It.-- arose, This i , .lied the M.it- -

ith pat. nt."Mr. Coifs I'd not the I

l:i - ht lx.- of sliding v.dxe motor' llkelx i r ol .ee Ihe ordinary m.- -

," I xalxe t;e for some liine, a thehli!!! h.1 I i --A thj antae,c .if t e- -

I

:n- - siwotrr- - r vi it- -' rx tl"n and noiso- -

I. . xx hi. h he al.l made IthI.-h- f..r ui..iiioi.i' Put were lne- -

til.il im , rfi''lmir It I heaxx."i. s.i.t. o,i iishi.-- r c,.ntroctl.nv... l.t 1. n M.ixartage which would

! f r aeroplane H nil the n.'lae- -i. del i, Hi eit-n-.- '

j

Ma-i.- r Jin.es C. luh'man. Omaha, 't... ,,(!, ,! ,l.d the "x".. Coy May." urn... ..f the lpef.t he d rued

f r.. I ..l. v Ki.tn. v and'I ti.xe t..k.n I'ob-- Kidner tktlls andihrv hsxr sixrn me a areat deal of r-- I

' f. so I , he. r l nHv them."J. II. tto ilv ('..miiinx. local agenta.

bo.'aicr Hunt wi dox 4 rounds.J Admission 10c.

Fancy Sparring Exhibition in j Sparring Exhibition atfcith refjetir tntcr- - pheum tonight. Kid Boyd and y----

-p 'w . rja- - wvi-- ' j

itainment will be feature at Or- -

pteum tonight.

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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912.

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i

I Mil SIX THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912.

AM BTOCPXXDENT MEWiTAPalB. you add th twenty-tw- o Vote to the121 votea received hy Taft we have ELKS AT WINSLOW

at the regular ealon of the legiHla-tur- e

which will meet on the secondTueaday of January, 1I3, to vote for The Public Forum et that

OFder nowMr. Business Man, you can think rightnow of hundreds of instances where aDay Letter or a Night Letter would havesaved the expense of a trip, captured adoubtful order, flashed an importantinquiry and brought back the infor-

mation on the jump.

Analyze your territory and you will findthat Western Union Day Letters andNight Letters will add to your efficiency,multiply your customers and increaseyour sales.

343 votea In ilia electoral college.(Subtract from that sum 12. the totalvote cant for Bryan and we have amajority on the present oppoition-mcn- t

of 1HI for the republicani hi if .

Any democrat to be elected mustcarry nil of lh atatea carried by

Prynn mill ninety-on- e ntlililional votefrou mimnhiTc.

It la reusonubly sure with Mr.liryun not on the ticket the demo

crt will carry Nebraska a eigntvotes. It la also reasonably cerlnlnlhat they will 'arry Missouri a flKh- -

J teen anil two votes loat to the repub- -

- 'Ij Thnt will be a net gain to the

democrats of twelve votea, leavinghi Vetity-nln- e to lie picked up some-where- .

New York could supplyforty-fiv- e of thern and Ohio twenty-ihre- ,

making a total of sixty-eigh- t,

still leaving a deficit of eleven. AddConnecticut and a deficit of fourvotea remain. Indiana wllh fifteenvotea or New Jersey with Ita twelvevotes Iiinko the election of a democrataure, provided he haa nlreudy curried New York, Ohio iind Missouri.

Without both New York nd MiHour!, the election of any denim nil(i, (() iinpoaHfble, iind It can bem l i'iiwii aa InilioNalble for liny dt.nio-cra- )

to be elect. mI who cannot curryNew York.

Which candidate can curry enoughvotea that were republican In IliOX toelect hlrr ?

Harmon la h (food man, but ho can-

not win over the oppoaltion of Ilryan.Wilson might make a ood prealdent,but he ratinol win over the oppoHilioi;of the ltnliana, I'oIch mid llnnai innsand Hearnt.

Champ Clark would unite all wIiirhof the democratic parly Mid wouldcarry Mlaaourl, but can lie carry NewYork aiiil i IioiikIi other votea to elu'lbun?

Tim democrat will have to meetthe problem" nt Ilaltlmore. Theycannol b met mid dlapoaed of InhIh In convention" or In (oimnrlea.

The name noil of condition mm-Iron-

the reiublicana. While Tuft lia.l"altii il In poiularlly, he in not a nre itvole ((''tier. Kooaevell eannot benominated. I.n K.illetle cannot benominated. If Ihe deioucrala put lIbelr alroiiKcat man it Im ilmil.l fill if

Taft can be elected.The ChicaKo convcnllon ahould

meet with an open mind for IhoatronxcHt kood mun Ihe party can putforward. There ahould be no prejudice and no ariillment for or oRalnptany cunillibite, They ahould decideon Ihe man who Im capable, and whocnii poll the alrotmeat vole in Ihedoubtful ctal'-a- .

1 ' I :X XKYI.VA VI A 11 1 1 M A It I I'.S.

The piealileiitlal preferencehave come nnd gone In the Key-alon- e

atiile. The principal reault waaihe overwhelming vote recorded forCol, Theodore llooaevelt, demonatral-In- g

axaln hla great ability to Ret vol.where th" opportunity la fairly

of I'cnnaylvanta'a J voteato the CblciiKo convenllon, II la nowbelieved thul Itooaevelt will have 64

of them. It l a notable victoryover I'ciiroao mill hi nincliln '.

The Wllaon victory waa expected..Veil her Harmon nor Clark maile a

fitilit In the Hlal. The rcaRon for Ihefailure of Harmon and Clark to enterthe context waa hccuuaa of local con-

dition and been line of the fear that(in lllllMiiinelll oil tile aide of Col. Jimiuf with whom Colonel Ilryan tin

ii blood feud, would Incur the enmityof the N'ebraakiin.

Karly In Ihe year Ihe opponent ofColonel liuffoy lined up for (lovernorWIIkoii. Any fkbt made by citherI'laik or Harmon Mould have to he

nude imilcr Ihe (luffiy banner, llothref tia d.

The reault III PciniKvlvaniu, comlniio cloaely aft r Ihe great victory of

liooaevelt In Illlnoi, III greatlyatreiigthen the colonel' campaign,but It will render bin defeat none theIch certain, im a little xtiuly of themake-u- of the republican nationalconvention will demonstrate.

Tli.il body haa 1.07s member: 540nominal!'. Tift Mill hue :'C. 2 aolld

lib leKiile from ihe eolith, not Includ-Jln- g

Weal Virginia. He hi nlnelifrom New York and fourteen morewill be lulled to him from the terri-tories of Al.i-k- u. II.iuiiiI. I'orlo ltieoand Ihe rtiillppnieH. He now ha 121

other oIih Inxtrui led for him. Of allof thi s.' oit.'a he Is anre, though con-

vention ill many of the oiithernM.it.N have m l yet been held.

Willi more than .'.no olea yet to beH. bete.l. Tail iillh 111 to get f. 3 voleto 110111111.11' him. i f the more than.'(HI delegate ) I to be choeeii, morelb in Hi" ot Hi. hi .ire from the aouih-.II- I

Malt an,) ale lb. refoie eMmnltcd111 III nri likth er. ilib d to Taft. Ohionil! ule Tall ileal Iv Ihe requiredr. n 11 or l tui.H I,, iiomlnaie nnd I'wa.add.'d ! ohm. will give him severalmore Ih.in iioin,h.

m iv or iiit: 1.1 i.iM.Ait in:

The b'CIHlatltie. il Ik claimed, willbe l a led on bt u e k by I he r. pob-r- .

Itoin lii.e hine I. .l to elect Jlldg.A. It. Villi to i. . ed hinm. lf In tinI 'lllle.l Slat. H . It.lle.

The Jonru.il im to ,i tmtni: Judg.our plillK.se I It. pr.Aellt the

further frittering y of lime thaishould be l.. l..l lo puiting new

il. tie on a wotkmg i.aij. h.rinor.Ihe . !.- Ii.'li ..f J ,,U- - fall aal lhl

the election of a Cnlted State senator at noon on the aeeond Tnettdayafter the meetlnir and organization ofthe leglHlntiire, then It I likely thatthe t'nlted State aenate. being aoleJudjfe of ita own memhcrahlp, may accept Judge Fall's certificate.

The mot cnatial obaerver will ae

severul lame If are Involved.The first If 1. would the next leg

Ipliiture regard a valid auch ncilontaken by the present aeaalon?

The next If la, would (iovernor Mc

Donald In direct violation of the I'nlled Slate atatute sign a certificateof election? If he refuaed. our su-

preme court would not Inane a man-

damus directing him to do so. If heshould show any disposition to signth certificate any citizen of NewMexico might apply for and securean Injunction reatniinint him from

o doing.The next If Is, would the t'nlted

Plate senate, nccept a valid suchcertificate If presented with the gov-

ernors signature?The present republican senate

might do so, but It Is doubtful. TheSemite that would puss upon the mat-

ter may be of a different politicalcomplexion. Exactly one-thir- d of thesenatorial term end March 4, 1!I13,

and it Is poHHlble that enoughlegislature may be elected to

change five of the stntes. Is It at alllikely that a democratic senate wouldseat a republican aenator Irregularlyelected?

We have quoted the statute spe-

cif ically prescribing how legislatures,shall proceed to elect a I'nit-'- Statesaenator. The net. was passed by con-gress lo prevent exactly such electionas la now proposed In New Mexico.

In construing the statute fixing thetime for Hie election of a t'nltedStates senator ihe supremo court ofNew Hampshire dSU N. II. ft S r. ) said:

"The evil (to be remedied) was theelection of senator lit too early a dayby a li glBlaluri' that was run. the lat-

est one lhat could elect for the fullterm of six years. The remedy wasthe fixing of such a lime that theduty of electing for Ihe full termshould fall upon Ihe latest legislaturethat could perform lhat duty."

The question was sillimllli d to thesupreme court of New Hampshire by

Ihe slate legislature Upon which de-

volved Ihe duty of electing a s niitorto succeed the one whose term ex-

pired Murch 4, 1 883. The next legis-

lature which succeeded th.'i one pro-

pounding the query would meet In

June, 1 883, nnd the court was of theopinion that the election should beheld by the In I eat legislature thatcould elect for the full term of sixyears, but emphasized the opinionquoted uliove (hut It must be the lat-

est legislature that could elect fur thefull term.

In the face of these facts It la futile,purlle, nonsensical to talk of electingKali at Ihi aeslon and It would belittle lea than a fraud upon the staleto tuk-- i Ihe lime of the legislaturefor that purpose when so much im-

portant legislation Is Imperatively de-

manded by the state.It might make il necessary for

(lovernor Mclionald to cull the legis-

lature In extra session to pass thebills thai should have been acted uponbefore this time.

lloosevell gets sixty-tw- o and Taftsixteen votes In IVnnsylvaniii and thecolonel got fifly-sl- x and Taft two In

Illinois. Taft came very near to hav-ing lo take Ihe court In both states.

Chicago was so excited llfnt it ranover Ihe wom. n on election day.

GUADALUPE JURY ACQUITS

W. B. TERRY OF MURDER

INnerlnt CorrMpondrnr to Morales JvanuillSanta Itosa, N. M., April 14.

W. II. Tory, whose trial took; placethis week before the district courtfor lJua.lalupe county, now in ses-sion In l resulted In his acquit tillof Ihe i barge of murder, growingout of the Killing by Terry of ileorgnIhown several months ago nt Cuervo.The evidence tended to allow thatTerry was Justified 111 shootingItrowtv A luge .iitmi,len t til-ne.iK-

testified for the defendant.The end of the second week of the

court finds many cases disposed of.lusirb t Attorney c. W. fl. Ward nndAssistant Charles lletlgcock haveworked uneeasiimlv in assistingJinlge l'ahcy In disposing of thelarge criminal dorkel.

The grand jury hr.u.ght In Its finalrepoii Thursday, ami was discharged.Km iv Ji'iv e true .bills returned and1. 11 110 true bills. The county pro-perly heir was examined and a re-

port making some rci ommeiidalioiimade.

FEDERAL PRISONERJUMPS FROM TRAIN

AND MAKES GETAWAY

(tevrlal rittHWidewt im Marmimg Jaaraalli Miilc.it... N. M., Apnl 14. Menry

Hell. v h,. nil. ai rested none monthsago, i huuiil with n violation of Ihe

hue slave act, escaped from CnltedState, Marshal Chaves last Tuesdaynighl. Mr. I'tiiiiiM b il here TuesdayOisl't ill harge of Ihe prisoner, ic

lii Santa Ki . where Ihe1'iiii.d Slates district .oiirl Is now In

. The prisoner Jumpedthioiiuii the car window and madehi, . ape. while ihe nam waa at.i r to ai . T. colotc.

M iv. li..ar'man. 671 West MainSi, Mont., give an Interest-I- n

of hi improved healthIhroush Ihe lie of Koley Kidney Tills.After Idling a detail acrnuM of rocase, he svs, " am almost yearold and hive si-e- hundred of dol-lar for uie.li.ine. bill Iind lhat Ipave recetvrd more from KolevKdnry I'.lls. than from all other

lurlher particulars nlon rspiei." J. II. O Hn-ll- Company,lucal ag.ut.

tilorning Journal(Official Nawpapar of Nsw Maslao)

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THW MCIRVIN'J JOURNAL IS THtttAUINa NKI'IIHi.tf'AN I'AI'KR KWMEXICO, HIPI'ClllTIMI TUB PHIN"M-IM.K- i

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. M.xlca U.u.O .v.rr ar In th. rr.terms or mrrwrRtPTloN.

faiiy, br carriar, oh. neintb Sfteby mall, on month toe

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tbr papr In N.w Mlco." Tea Amarl- -eaa N.w.papr i.roiiy.al.BUUI'KHQI'B NEW

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There nre many democrats who be-

lieve they Imve H cinch on the elec-

tion of ny niiin who may bo mimed

for president, Much an ttaaumplloni it 'moat egr-gio- error. A demo-

crat may be elected prealdent, butthe logic of conditions ure againsthim.

Let the following fMila be alild-e-

In 1 SitK. Willi no M. Taft car-

ried these Mutea with tlielr elecloniltol.-B- -

Klnln. Electoral VoleC'dbfoiiilu , )'Connecticut , 'Iiluwre 3

Idiho 3

llllnola J7

ImllutiuIowa 1 3

Kanaaa 10

MaineMaryland 2

.MuHfu hun'im I1MlehlKan HIMlrincaolu . 11

Mlaaourl I

MolilamiNew IlMitipKhlre 4

New Jersey .,,!...,,., 12

New York ,S'J

Ohio 23

iri'Mon 4

rctinnylvnulti St

Ithodc lalandKouth ItakoiH 4

North Pakota 4

CtHh fVermont 4

WaHhiuKton fi

Weat Virfiinla "i

WiNconnln 13

Wyooilim 3

Totul 3- -'

Ccd. William J, liryun. the demo.emtio candidate, carried the followingelectoral votea:Alulmmu 11

Arkanpua II

Colorado ft

Kloll.l:, B

ii-- . irkt , 13Kentucky 131,1'iilnin id iMaryland ,

M i sh ixel j i I 10Nehrnak:! S

Nevada 3

North Carolina 1!

Oklahoma . . 7

South CaroliimTenncaeee I

Tefia IK

Virginia 1 '

Tnli.l 12The majority for Taft waa 1!9.l:y the iipi'orllonnunt of 1911!, the

following a.iloH are made In the elec-

toral Mile of Klalea that went forT,.ftCall!.. I nia 3

Idaho 1

lllinoiH :M'i-- tnieeim 2

MichUaoM iriie ext i

Moulin. i

N. W J. !.)N"- YotkN'oilli liiiUoi i

i ilnr,u.n

IVhit., U :t oial:h"ri- -

JSou; h I .i kota .

I't.hNViihliiiilnnWi'Bt 'iri;lnl i

T.'tnl .,The foil im: in. ri ' it.-- w.-r- ma I1

III M.'.le hit tH ili.or Mil. t'--

I'.ryan.Al.ilamaColoradoriori.la .

;M.r:-- t i .

Krllllll kvOkblb.'ll; I

Texaa . . . ;. ;

T..I .nl j j

Il will be mil lhat lh- - ti that '

were republican In 10 made a n. t I

K'ln of ii Vote In the rbt-tora- rol-- !bpe. qli:.l lo Ihe ..le ef a

Ilarge al ii .

Alau II toll !? ut'rved lhat If

AWARD CONTRACTT

FOR HOI

Norbit Heymer's Bid of $18,596 Lands Him Job of Constructing Magnificent Club

House; Work Begins at Once.

(Sp"'! Cnrrmnondear. In Mornlnr JournalWlnslow, Ariz.. April 14. i ne con

tract for building ihe Klk's home ofWlnslow No. 63f waa let iTidnyafternoon by the building committee to Contractor Norl.lt Heymer, hebeing the lowest bidder on the work,his bid for the work complete being318,5116. Other bids were receivedfrom Mr. Itochman of Prescolt, his bltrbeing for $19,850. and another bidby Contractor Ward & .McClimuns,who bid 320, 80.

The plumbing; work has been letto the firm of Mover i Sampson theyhaving put In their bid In to Contractor Ileymer, their bid beingsomething like tl.llaO. This sum isIncluded In the original Idd of thecontractor.

The brick work has not been decided on ns yet, Mr. Ileymer doesnot know who he will award the work.

Work on the building will commence Immediately and the 'buildingIm to be completed by September lrl,or n bonus of $20 per day is to be paidby the contractor w ho Is under bondto fulfill all agreements to the extentof $7,000,00.

W. A. Parr Is the supervising architect and will see to it that all workdone will comply strictly with theplans nnd speoifioiitloii.f. In connection we wish to sav thai Mr. 1'arrhas had considerable experience withwork of this kind, devoting his entile time practically to ihi work,making plans nnd letting contractsfor homes and supervising Ihe build-ing of the same.

The building will be n two-stor- y

structure, with basement which hasbeen completed last week. The loweror first floor will be portioned tomake five roomy store buildings,which nt the present time me aboutall spoken for.

The upper or second story will bodevlded into two large Hulls, oneto be used by the K.Iks and the otherto accomodate four other lodges. Jnaddition to that their will be threeoffice rooms.

The lower store fronts will be steeland gins and the upper story will beof pressed brick, and ihe building willbe heated with Btciim throughout.

The building when completed willbe the pride ot' ; Winjilow .and unhonor to every Elk belonging to Wins-lo-

lodge,

(1 CHILD'S WASTE

CLOGGED BOWELS

Makes It Cross, Peevish, Rest-

less and Feverish; If Tongueis Coated Give "Syrup of

Figs."

Children dually love to take delic-ious "Syrup of Kigs'' und nothing elsecleans and regulaiea their tender littlestomachs, liver and 30 feet of bowelsso promptly and thoroughly.

Children gel bilious and constipatedJust like grown-ups- . Then they gelsick, the tongue is coated, stomachsour, breath bad; thuy don't cat orrest well; they become feverish, cross,irritable and don't want to play. Lis-ten Mothers lor your child's sakedon't force the little one to swallownauseating castor oil, violent calomelof harsh irritants like Cathartic pills.A teaspoonlul of Syrup of l':ga willhave your child smiling and happyagain in Just a few hours. Syrup ofKigs will gently clean, sweeten andregulate the stomach, make the liveractive and move on nnd nut of thebowel all the constipated mutter, thesour bile, the lout, ilogged-n- p wasteand poisons, without causing crampsor griping.

Wllh Syrup of Kigs you are notdrugg ng or Injuring your children. Ile-In- g

composed entirely of luscious figs,senna nnd aromatic II eannot neluii infill. Full directions for childrenof all ages and for grown-up- s plainlyprinted on the package.

Ask your druggist for the full name"Sirup uf Kigs and Klixir of Senna"prepared by Ihe California Kig SyrupOo. Th is the delicious tasting, gen-

uine obi reliable. ltefuse anythingelse offered.

RAILROAD SHOPMENMEET IN CHICAGO

Kansas I'iiy. April 14. Represen-tative of nil the craft of railroadshopmen are lure to attend a meet-ing tomorrow, which I planned toafii'ii mi ot g.iniaatlon embracing;oii.iuin shopie. n employed by forty-e- v

i n railroads west of Ihe Missis-sippi liver.

It is the aim to unit all the me-

chanical tia.l.s s that concerted ac-

tion may be taken when differencesarise between the union and therailroads. In ease of strike nil rail-road in the .ime territory will heinv oh ed si'ii'ilianeously.

Aiii'Hiii the leader In the move-n- o

nt hue I. night ore William H.Johns.. ii. ..( Washington, president ofIhe Vnion ..f Ma-

chinists J w. Kllnu Chicago, pr.International Urol herhoo.1 of

Ulacksmli hs. J. A. Kansasl itv. pr.i.bnt International l'rother-hoo- d

of Pod. rmaker: M. l Sullivan.Kansas uv. president InternationalAlliance el sheet Metal Workers.M. V. Ilvan. Kansas City, general

. resided I'.i.uh. rh.MMl of HallwayCarmen.

Results fiom Journal Want Ads

Tim e. OcrrilloH Mining; ilMstrli't.Editor Mornin? Journal:

Will the mining activities in thisdistrict ever become again what theywere In days gone by?

For many yenra the little town ofCerrlllos was one of the most flour-ishing mining camps In the south-west. A few years ago the camp be-gan to recede nnd finally become dor-mant. When sifted to the bottom It

becomes evident that Ihe cause ofthe failure here was similar to thatIn many oilier camps, not on ac-

count of the ore not being there, noron account of the ore being hard totreat, but simply on account of thewrong kind of a plant being built totreat the ore.

The richest zinc mines In theworld would become an absolutefailure If you were to try to smeltthe ore in either a lead or coppersmelter. That Is what was tried atCerrlllos.

A new era has come In the campThe Sunset Mining & Snieliinif Co.,under the able management of Presi-dent William F. Sinley, has takenover u large acreage of valuablemining property In the district andconverted Ihe smelter into a con-

centrating mill In which they havedemonstrated that they can not onlyconcentrate tho metals Into a highgrade product, but at the same time;separate the zinc from the lead amsilver, thereby preparing them forsmelting' In their respective furnaces.

One of the strongest proofs of thecrowning Bticcess of this company Isthat they are progressing nnd thattheir assets are accumulatin"?. Whenthe Sunset Company took over thisproperty it was in oblivion with butfew to even apeak a good word fo.rIt. I'pon the Judgment of Mr.Staley the Sunset Company beganoperations on the lath day of lastAugust, ("in October 10th, Mr. TJ. A.Stall!, a prominent mining engineer,examined the property nnd foundover $1 14,000 worth of ore blockedout and a great amount In slRht. OnApril 1st, Mr. Statz made anotherexamination and found ore of a to-

tal value of over $.144,000 actuallyblocked out with about tho sameamount In sight, with over $2'oooat the mill Kite and on the dumpready for concentrating.

In addition lo Ihe blocking out ofore. Ihe Sunset Company has re-

modelled the smeller into a modelconcentrating null. Alt

of this has been done at a total expenditure of less than $20,000.

If the past means anything for thefuture, il would be hard to over-e- s

timate the future suece.-.- of the Sun- -

Set Company ami consequently inesuccess of tho entira district.

OI.H-TIM- MIXER.

What Is .lbii(picriiio ;iu;r lo doAbout It?

Albiuiueniue, X. M., April 14.

Editor Morning Journal:It Is recorded in the press reports

of the 12th from Washington thatSenator I'atron had introduced, a billappropriating $42r.,00) fir a publicbuilding at Santa F. On t ae 'i.ceof the report from V. luiiaia'am, theieIs nothing wrong about it. It showsSenator Catron got onto his Job early.But, (and this is no but.either) simultaneous wi'h this le-po- rt

comes another from privatesource that Catron's Plea for s teh amagnificent structure is thai Ihegovernment Is paying large sum annually IV r ipiarters for lli forestservice district headquarters in Al- -

bui,uerniie, and that these, togetherwith the marshal's office, should ho

located definitely In Santa Fe. It isnot the purpose of the writer at thistime to criticize Senator Catron'sloyally to his own city, even thoughit brings out (pule prominently ineprincipal charncterls:. ; lhat the senator from time Immemorial has beenaccused of, t. timon pure sel-

fishness. The writer feels sure thnthe voices the sentiment of the citi-

zens of Albuiier(iie when he saysthat they will be gud If Santa Fccan secure a g.'-o- building,but our citizens will not fit Idly by

and see so valuable tn asset of theirbusiness interests as the forestryand marshal's ol.lres wiped off themap. even though Ii should appeulto the vanity l tile home town oiSenator Catron. Xc.v ull this lendspp to the question: What is Albuquerque going to no Boom n -

It is the opinion of the writer thatSenator Fall Is Albuquerque a hopeIf Albuquerque will remember thaiSenator Fall has been duly electedand seated but unfortunately drewthe short term, and whether he

and that at the presentsession or at me session in nextJanuary, it Is to him we must lookand to him we must give our loyalsupport In order to have him protect our interest in the senate.Our interests in the lower branch olcongress will be aly looked afterby our townsman. CongressmanFergmson. Therefore nothing couldtie more suicidal nt this time thanfor the citizens of Albuquerque tolake any position on the successorto Senalor Fall other than the onethat he should succ.ied himeelf.There can be no doubt but if thepeople of Albuquerque stand by

nator Fall he will never fail themIn the hour of heir need; lie is tnerenow, on the Job. Kcsido. he was.from the opening of Ihe legislature.

HOW TO TREAT COUGHSWhen the pure food law was pasa- -

ed. the fact came out thnt manylouah syrups contain drug which,while useful in their place, ahould notbe out in a remedy for home use.

Uejllj the most sensible wav totreat a cough I not in lake a merequieting svrup. but to use a standardremedy like Vinol. our delicious codliver and Iron ionic that we sell ev-r- v

day. Cod liver oil ha been used(or centime to cure rnmh". and Vi-

nol ia better because it is free fromgreaye and alwaya agrees with Ihemost delnate atomach. Vinol curecough bv-- strengthening Ihe wholetn.dv and making Ihe bbod rk h, thohelping the system lo throw tiff theoneh quickly. We guarantee thai

Vinol ill please yon if It loe notwe give Kiek vour mnner.

J H. O'Rlellv Co.. druggist,N, M.

THE WESTERN UNION

the only man who had enough votesto elect him had he seen fit lo cutloose and go it alone. This samelegislature elects his successor, andit is hardly possible that with hisposition as senator for the next tenmonths to draw upon that the menwho elected him will reverse them-selves nnd elect anyone else.

XiiW. therefore, can Albuquerque,confronted with u great situation af-fecting her interests, monkey with abuzz saw and flirt with would-b- e

senators ngainst n sure thing?

The Itemed)--As the Federal building here is

practically filled there remains butone thing to do. and that Is fur theCommercial club to ask Senator Falland Congressman Fergnsson to pre-pare bills and Introduce ih bulbbouses nt once appropriating $100,-001- 1

for a hiiililine f,,. )(. forest ser-vice and engineer of reclamation.Such building to be erected on thevncaVit government lots fronting onGold nvenue, west of the drivewayto the post office. If this mutter isstarted at once it can be pushedthrough at the time the Catron billIs considered and we will get whatwe want und what wo need.

Xow is the time to get busy fclhat the two appropriations may gotogether.

In mentioning "engineer of recla-mation" the writer has in mind thepinna outlined by our senators andcongressman to dyke the Uio (ii.indeat government expense. This Is noIrridcsccnt dream; it is one of theearly possibilities, and there i;; everyreason to prepare viffices in Albu-querque for that great engineeringproblem, and now Is the time todo it.

Yours for all we have and all wcan get.

NEW SUPERINTENDENTFOR REFORM SCHOOL

WILL BE APPOINTED

siperlul rorresiiendenea to Morning .InurnallSanta Fe, X. M., April 14. A

change in the management of thestate reform school ut Springer Is lobe made nt an early date, accordingto a statement mudo by (lovernorW. c McDonald. The governor hasnot yet made up his" mind who willsucceed Superintendent John W.Kirkpntrick, but that a change wouldbe made soon.

It is evident that there Is an un-

dercurrent of feeling In regard tothat Institution. For some reasonsMr. Kirkpntrick is very anxious togive up the position as heed of thinstitution, but has been prevailedupon to remain in charge until a newboard is appointed which will selecta successor. The personnel of thishoard will be announced shortly, thegovernor says.

Captain Fred Form ff of themounted police, was sent to Springeru day or two ago on business con-

nected Willi the reform institution.On his return he refused to talk forpublication, I ut said that no charges

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TELEGRAPH COMPANY

had been preferred against any of-

ficial of the institution.

Wm. I Cook, Prop, the Hee HiveDrug Slore, Xeihart, Mont., saj's tinslicit Canon running from Iieit to Xe-ihart Is the most picturesque spot in rillMontana. He writes, "I recommendFoley's Honey and Tar Compound inall my customers and am never dis-appointed. It gives the best resultfor coughs and colds of anything Isell.'' J..H. OTlielly Company, localagents.

COX WAIVES HEARING;BAIL FIXED AT $15,000

lp.H'l:il rnrrespondenre lo Morning JoiirnnllSocorro, X'. 1!., April 11. John T.

Cox, charged with the murder of

Line Carter nt Magdaleiia last week,

Carter having been shot und killed,It is alleged, by Cox, diirlni; n quar-

rel on Ihe street, was given n hear-ing before Justice of the Peace(Jreen. He waived a preliminary ex-

amination and w.is belli for trial, hisbond being fixed at $15,000.

Clean floors anddoors with

BUST3"i

Add a little Gold Dzst toyour scrubbing water, and youcan clean your floors, doorsand woodwork in a jiffy. GoldDuct 13 such c superior cleanserthat it does the hardest part of

the work, and requires littlescrubbing. It does the work;you simply aid it.

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Letter than soap or any othercleanser, making your wood-work look like new.

For cleaning anything andeverything about the housenothing is so quickly effectiveas Gold Dost. It's the cleansing marvel of the age I

lo not un borax,lap, naphtha, aoda,

ammonia or kero-crn- e

with GOLDDUST. GOLDni'sf hn an ;

ill claaoamg quallie in a perfectly

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WmSrafS ta bomi LimP Leather, flexible, guapr4 to fatahrw back and t d. , printed oo Bible paper, rttk red c4fUItil ""I eoracn rounded ; beautiful, mnag, fraaliai Seafcte

PKTKTM A fT" faeri contents as dearrihed elsewhere there an aaacand ever 6C0 subjects beautifully Ehstrafcd by .

tbwa onlnc pistes, aoneroas subjects by monotone, 16 pare ml f Jvaluable charts ia two colors, nd the late United States Obbob. 'QtmPwaent at this office six cimcatirt Dictionary lamp u as r a taas

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hiiiiuliatiii fin... that ttoot.l nut Iwattempted in ntiv on., of Ihe olderolimolilailtb.

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SEVENTHE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. MONDAY, APRIL 15r 1912.

lid DEMAND

Journal Want ColuimirasYOU HAVE A WANT TELL IT THROUGH THE JOURNAL

third objected. The case will be triedMonday.

Quite n sensation was caused Satur-day afternoon Just after the Investi-gation. Deputy Sheriff Moreno start-ed to trke the defendants to Jailwhen Martin Parela made a break forliberty. He descended tho long court-house stalrwuy In Just three Jumps.The Jailor headed lihn off, however,and he was saf dy placed In a cell.Considerable comment is being madeabout the case.

H. McOowan, 1218 W. Second St..I.lttlo Hock, Ark., says, "I sufferedwith severe pain across my back nndtho kidney action was Irregular andvery painful. After taking Foley Kid-ney Pills for a few days the pain leftmy back and the kidneys became nor-mal. 1 can gladly recommend FoleyKidney Pills for 1 know they helpedme." J. JI. O'Rlelly Con'pahy, localagents.

STORAGE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS

IS BOOKED DAILY

FOR STEEL

Demand is Made from Trust

for 50,000 Tons of Finished

Products Daily; Other LargeShipments, .

Mr Momlnc .Innrnnl Hperlnl I. Fiord WireNew York, April 14.. The mom en-

couraging feature In the steel in-

dustry Is the evidence thut enormousshipments of finished products oregoing into consumption, few Jobbersor manufacturers increasing stocksto any extent.

4inoe the first of April severallarge individual contracts brought tlieaierage bookings of the I'nlled StatesSteel corporation interests Into 50,-0-

tons dully. In the last week ex-

port contracts, Including billets, struc-tural shanes, rails and steel pipe,have aggregated over 100,000 tons andother important business is pending.

The railroad companies have comeinto the market for equipment, Lastweek orders placed included 07,000tuns of rails, 5.000 cars, Gii locomo-tives and 5.000 tons of bridge ma-

terial. The llarrlman lines haverinsed for about 40,000 tons of railsami are about to close for 00,000tons more and for 9,300 cars. Thorpwas greater activity in fabricatedstructural steel for buildings andmanufacturing plants, the contractsaggregating 20,000 tons.

The output of finished steel prod-ucts in March was the heaviest inthe ,1irfi.tory of the industry. TheI'nited States Steel corporation turnedout steel ingots at the rate of 16,696,-00- 0

tons annually and today Is pro-ducing at the rate of 17,800,000 tonsannually or within six to, seven percent of capacity.

Tlie largest independent steel com-

panies are operating about .95 per centrapacity. Activity continued In pigiron.

STOCK WEAKNESS

IS FEATURE OF

MARKE T

Politics Are Factor and Money- Hndicates Tendency to With

drawal for Other Require

ments,

By Morning Jnnrnnl BmcIiiI Win.New Vork, April 14. Tho reaction-

ary tendency In the stock markethicu speculators had considered over-

due for some time developed last weekafter the level of prices had been lift-ed to tho highest of tho present year.A number of factors were given anunfortunate Interpretation. Thesewere found In the field of politics andalso oT agriculture and labor. The.stock market gave ex Itleiico that real-izing of profits on tho previous risehud been pushed Industriously by

operators.Tin' course of the money market

gave warning that funds heretoforeembarked In speculative holdingmight have to be drnwn upon to meetoilier requirements. Related specula-tive buyers who have relieved the ear-lier buyers of their holdings find them-si'lvc- s

confronted with tighteningmoney marketH and a decreasing de-

mand for storks to wlreh to pars ontheir holdings.

The government est! mute of winter wheat condition on April 1, show-ing XI). 0 per cent was disappointing.It nas supplemented by later officialreports of winter killing of the crop.Flood damage and the late spring herethreatened delay In planting otherflops.

The metal trades Rave a favorableaccount of themselves. ' The decrease"f l"s than" $150. 0U0 In the fnltedStates Steel corporation 'unfilled or-ders on April 1 was coiisltlvred favor-able. '

WHOLE FAMILY IS

INDICTED FOR

LARGENT

Unique Case Before DistrictCourt at Las Ci uces; Six Per-

sons .Named Barela UnderArrest.

"

lH"-"-l r rr ,li i I Meruit J irall- -t truces. N. M.. April It. on

future! a- the grand Juryr4 iurn'-- Indictments again't an en-'r- e

family. The Indictments are forl:r-r.- y anal r barge the Iterela fam-ily. eonstitiinK f six leml-ers- . with J

n the mercantile .establishment"f Antonio Karnrastle. at Dona Ana.and n themselves tn a goodlyicnt;ty ,f grtVerirs and other mer-chandise.

The family consists of Aenion.Martin. AntonU and FrancisesRreU. They are well known in thiscounty.

tWstrkt Attorney Hamilton tried tSet a compromise bv having threemmlr of the family plead guiltyand rfiar-H-. W , K knJ

TheIF

P. Maldonudo, animal bounty. 2.00Jesus Chavez, animal bounty 2.1)0

Manuel r.aca y Pino, animalbounty 20.00

JhcoIio Sanchcs animalbounty 1 4.00

W. '". Asher. animal bounty. , 14.00Antonio Sanchez, animal

bountv 4.00Juan tie Uios I'andel.nLi

animal bounty 2tl.00Prei'lllaiio Castillo, animal

bounty l. 00Pedro Klitio, atiitn.il boun

lv 21.00.1. F. I fill, animal bounty . x.00

I Pedro Chavez, animal bounty 2.00

Creceiiclo Saavedra, animalbounty fi.OO

J. Korlxr ft Co., repairsand supplies 60.00

J. Korbcr Co., 1 dumpwagon 102,00

American l.br. Co., gradestakes 7.00

Water Co., water for roads, 20.00OU41 Herder, Deed for Co.

team 1 I. H0

Star Hay & Grain Co., feedfor Co. icanf 3S.H0

IS. W. Fee, feed I'ot Co.team . 43.52

Dinner Co!, feed for Co. team 12.45S. Grunsfcitl, coin, as assessor 17.09J. C, Daltlri'lKe l.br, Co., Inm- -

H)tV

Pilt Itoss, team hire. 4.50Journal Pub. Co., supplies for

road, overseer IS. 50Albuquerque Lbr. Co., lum- - ,

ber s.t'lGeo. U. Craig, justice court

fees 222.55D. II. Doatright, clothing for

prisoners 45.75Jesse Lewis, usst. janitor ., 21.00Devi Springer, Janitor ..... 135.00J. S. Heaven, coal and wootl . . 73.75W. H. liahn Co., coal and

,'wod , . 128.50Aztec Fuel Co., coal and wood 92.50W. C. Ileall. typewriters. 18.50Thos. Werner, interpreting,

J. P. court 10 00

Journal Pub. Co., subscrip-tion 7.20

Ilubbs Laundry Co., towelsupply

J. Romero, supplies 20.00II. H. Welller & Co., sup-

pliesWm. Wilcox, services as

stenographer fi7.50I!, liuppe, medicines, etc 67.25J. llomero, Shf, postage

stamps 5.00Gas, K. D. .fc 1. Co.. light. . 98.00It, Lewis, interpreting J. P.

court e 2.00J. It. Armljo, interpreter, Co.

coins 7.00

Romero Ad. Sign ' Co.. 6

signs 9.00Adiourned to April 3, 1912 nt 2

o'clock p. m.Approved :

ALFKF.D GDl'NSKFI.l), Chairman.Attest:

A. IS. WALK Ell, Clerk.r

BUSINESS CHANCES

$1.25 PElt WORD Inserting classifiedads In 36 leadine papers in th

V. S. Send for list. The Dake Adver-tising Agency, 433 Main St., Los An.Roles, or 12 Geary St., Sa-- i Frnnelsi-o- .

FOlt SALIS General merchandisestore tlolng good business, nearly nil

cash, good location; owner has otherInterests taking up his time. AddressM. M.. Morning Journal.FOlt SALIS Restaurant at Santa !

doing good business; good reasonsfor Helling. W. G. Push, Santa FtNew Mexico.

WANTED Money.WANTED- $800 for two years. Real

Estate Security. Address X, euroMorning Journul.

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FREETo Journal Want Ad Caere.

The Morning Journal will give, forlimited time, with each cash Want

of 25 cents or over, an order on thGray Studio for one of their beet tttPanel Photoa. worth $1 58. There Isnothing to pay and no obligation.

st ri.tcK vorit wwt ad iTHE HORNING JOl RNAU

SK9!!:R0PERTY 10 AN.?

On furniture, pianos, organs, horses,wagons and other chattels; also onalarle and warehouse receipts; asow aa $10.00 and as high as $180.00.

Loans are quickly made and strictlyprivate. Time one month to one yearlven. Goods to remain in yoiir pos-

session. Our rates are reasonable,'all and see ti before borrowing.

Steamship ticket to and from allarts of the world.

PRIVATR OFF1CKS Open Evenings.

tiik liousmioi.n i,nx co.,llooms 3 and llullillnf.

803 West tVmral Avt-nu-

FOR SALE.$4200 stucco llnlsh

residence; hot water heat, lot 7ux142, barns, chicken houses; 1 loso in;$1700 cash, balance 8 per cent.

$2100 bungalow, 2 sleepingporches, large adobe house, goodoutbuildings, lot 150x142. near Uni-

versity; terms.$2900 double brick, bath,

rents for $33 per month; Highlands,cioso In; terms.

11300 B acres of good hind near saw-mill, large adobe house, small orch-ard; ensy terms.

12750 modern brick, lot 50x142, corner, good shade; N. Secondstreet, close in.

jOHO frame collage, mod-ern, good cellar, 4th ward, 011 carline.

$3200 brick, modern, hard-wood floors, fire place, corner lot.Highlands; 700 cash, balance S

per cent.MONET TO I4).1N.FIHIS INSUHANt'K.

A. FLEISCHER,HI South Fourth Street,

Phone 6741. Neit to New l'ostofflcc.

HELP WANTED Wale.lSlTL)VMjTAvi

210 W. Silver Plume 3."lWANTED Tailor, hatter and press-

or; woman cook; baker; girl forhousework.WANTKD Collector who has other

collection us this work would onlylake part of time. A, this office.WANTKD All round baker. Write

to P. O. box 184, Magtlaleiia, N, M.

WANTED Alstl for millt route; singlepreftrred. The Matthew Dairy &

Supply Co.WANTF.D llrlght young man, uge

about 19, as stenographer and general office clerk. Apply In own handwriting to John Jones, care Journaloffice.

WANTKD Fxuerlnnceil solicitor.Call 0SNtinli fc;lDtru.; ,

WANTED Stenographer with someexperience in bookkeeping for Chas.

Ilfleld Co., 8aRta-,Rot- t. N. M. Applyat Las Vegas oifice.

WA N T El right errand boys at ThoEconomist.

COMil HXN KM PliOYM ISN'T.111 W. Silver. Tel, 4HS. P. O. Hex 174.Wanted At on en Experienced wait-ress, $30 per month; out of city. Alsj,good presser.

TOGO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.Phone 647. All kinds of work, as

cook, housework, farm, railroad work,eto. 214 South Socond street, Albu-querque.

JHELPJVASALESGIRLS wanted at The Lender.

300-31- 1 West Central.WA NTED (TTFTfor cooking ami gen-er-

housework. 4 23 N. Second Ht.

W A NT ED A girlfor general house-

work. 311 N. 12th street.WANTED Woman Tor cooking ami

general house work. Apply Mrs.John S. Pearee. 7 1 8 West Central.WANTED Girl for general house-

work. Apply Mrs. F. II. Strong, 10fi

N. 1 2 h street.WANTED Woman lo do linking

Matthew's Dairy, 17011 North 4lh.

WANTED Competent girl for gen-

eral housework. H West CentralAve.

FOTr ENDweJliiFOlt RENT llriek eottago ami fur-

nished rooms. 218 South Walter.FOR RENT Nicely furnished lent

houso, 101! So. Wnlter.Foil RENT Little modern bungirt-low- .

3 porches, fireplace, range,shade Iriti s. 712 West fond.FOR RENT modern house,

furnished, for six months or more.715 Fast Central.FOR RENT Modern bouses; 4. b, b.

7 and 8 rooms. W. II. McMilllon,215 West Gobi.Ft ll RENT unfui nislied,

$7.50: close in, $22.50:HiKhlaii'ls. $20; $20.

furnishetl, $1S. Tiiaxton &

Company.FOR RENT Seven room modern lbtt.

steam heat. Apply 103 S. Waller.FOR RENT Six-roo- und bath, new

and motlern. gas range In kitchen.Apply A. W. Alison. 1 North Fifth.

FOR RENT Cheap, t room housemodern convenience and big yard.

703 West Silver.tOK RENT Fue-roo- m brick, col-

lage,1

101 S N. Fourth St.; screenporches, sleepln porch, range, shadetrees, auto garag: water paid: no In-

valids. Rent, $'.'0.00. In'iulre OttoDleckmann. or Mrs. Tilton ltogh. 41G

Pouth Third street.

f-0-

R

SALE Miscellaneout.TYPEWRITERS for sale or rent

Underwood Typewriter Co ill-- . W.rlold A pton 144.

FOR HALE Rati her shop and grocery, with si's k and furniture: good

corner. Apply 2" W. Atlantic ave.

w. a. fmrv--

Ittone Mn. IS. rtr: Ate.

A Nice little Home

Four-roo- house, east front, on carlino, 50 foot lot. This Is a neat, at-

tractive home and the prlco Is only$1,600. Easy terms.

Porterfield Co.FIRE INSURANCE AND

LOANS

2 1 6 West Gold

FOR SALE.

ISxIra cholct east front lot on Soul h

Waller street, In the 700 block, at a

bargain.

M one vlo loan on real estate In sumslt suit from $100.00 to $3,000.00.

THAX TON & CO.,Phone (157. SI I W. Gold.

FOR SALE Livestock, Poultry

for $1. H. li Harris. 6 1 O S. Edith. j

Phone 78S.

FOJt SALIS Thoroughbred eggs.from 1(. llock.i and II. I. Iteds.

Phone 1510W, 113 South Hroadway.FOlt SALIS Kggs, it. 1. Ileds, Huff

Leghorns, $1.00 for 15. 1016 NorthISIghlh straet. Phone 15K0W.

Foil SALIS iTatcning eggs, whilePckln ducks and 8. C. Drown Leg

horn's, L. II. Stephen, University Hill.Ft ill SALIS Fox terriers; male pup-

pies. Inquire 245 Fast Coal avenue.

FOll PALE Cheap. Fox hountl, als.tEnglish pointer, trained; leavlni

town. 501 ISttBt Grand, front Firstward school.FOR SALE one good milch cow anil

several good saddle anil drivingponies. Pence's wagon yard, 200North Hroadway.BAUY CHICKS afd eggs for hatching

from H. C. White, Hrown and Duftfoghorns. M. Hunt, 611 South High, j

Phone 1216J.FOR SALE Pigs ami Iresh lilt

cow. II. C. Preston, 024 West .Moun-

tain road. Phono 123s.).

FOR SALE Single comb White Leg-horn eggs from prizo winners; $1

and $1.50 for 15; $0.00 per 100. Phono1 449A1. W. O. peek's ranch.FOR SALIS Eggs from best S. C.

Pluck Minorca flock In town re- -dueed to $1 80 per cent fertility guar- - ,

nnteed. McSpadden, 1400 South1 iron d way. Phone 724.

TIIEY lay, they win, they pay. Wonfour firsts, 0110 second nt state fair,

1911. It. C. It. I. Iteds, Mottled Anemias ami It. P. Rocks. Eggs ant)ohli KS for sale. L. !;. Thomas, p. o.Hox Ml, 717 Fast llieltllne.FOR S.M.I'. Thoroughbred eggs for

hatching, 8. C. Dlack Miliorcas, $1per 15, Harretl Plymouth Rocks, H. C.W hile Leghorns, Do each. Win Hietz,4 13 West A I la lit if. Phono 14H3W.EG! l,Si''tlH HATt'Il iNfTTroin tho

best of laying strain; $1.00 for 13.Hlack Miliorcas, P.arred Rock; 222egg record; Single Comb foghorn.Rose nnd Singln Comb Ft. I. Reds,White Plymouth Rocks. All choiceand heallby. Visitors always welcome.Inspection solicited. Phone 1J08R.Ideal Poultry Ranch, Old AlbU'iuer- -

nite,o ici; E A i t L Ycl 1 1: K s Tney grow

belter than late hatches. Let mesell yon some, er take your order forlatrr delivery. If you hnvo eggs youwant hatched, bring them to mo. MyJ,000-eir- g hot water Incubator Is plac-ed In a cellar and will batch more

nd better chicks. Not less (lam 75eggs; charges Do per egg. Come andsee. Price for chickens, February de-livery: Purred Hocks, 20e, $18 inr100; White Leghorns, 16e, $14 per100. For March: Harrp, Hocks, IK-!- .

$1 per 100; II. I. Iteds. 17o, $14 per100; White Leghorns, 15c, $lt per '

100. W. Vandersluis, Hox $4$. Phoner.i4.

FOR RENT Apartments."

rott i;r,Ni Motlern luimaneu nuhtiusekcrplns rooms, week or '

month. Westminster. r""" '""aFOR RENT .Motlern f ill nlelteii

rooms for light noma keeping. 21K

North Sixth stret't.

FOlt RENT fppttlle perk,apartments, furnlshad or unfurnish-

ed. Steam heat, modern throughout!,! Teotwh. flrant buddiesF"lt RENT Fitrnlsheil rtxims for

light housekeeping, wllh modemitilivrnleticeS. Call 404 North Secondstreet.Foil RENT Nicely f tirmslieit 2 ami

3 room apartments, strictly mod-tin- :

no sltk: 321 S. Walter. Phone"1

WANTED BoardersWANTED Hoarders: meals 25c:

horne cooking; aluminum kitchent.ten.O. t tlonth ir.rA pfreet

WANTEp-'-Boar- d and Booms. j no

fttnilv for young msn: nt Cofi'k. I.olantls preferred. AddressP !!.. till" office

WANTED Furniture.

furn'ture and boueehold kimhK for'IIV nel auction. III pav easn.trsitk. the An- lim r. K Nollll

str-tt- . phone 1!

WANTKD Pianos, household goods.etc, stored safely at reasonable

rates. Advances made. Phone 64 0,,The Security Warehouse & Improve-ment Co. Offices: Hooios 3 and 4,

Grant block, Third street and Centralavenue.

FOR SALE.Three-roo- house, in good condi-

tion, will sell on easy terms.Price only St.ViO.OO.

pisak ta iiri.isPhone HUH 201 W. Gold

IX)H S.M' brick house.modern, villi throe lots, line

location, lowlands, for 30 days. OnlyfS.MI0.U0. Terms.FOH SA1J0 I II teen-acr- e ranch, nil

under cultivation, 011 main tlllcli,with new, modern frame house, barnanil sheds, about I miles on NorthFourth rtreel. tt.MMMMI.

A. MONTOYA. 108 S.Lrd.FiK SALIS ranch one tulle

northwest of Indian school. Address10. M. Itux 382. Cltv,

FUR a.MM Oil F.XC1IA.NGIS Fivelots on Main street from plaza t:5

cnpllol, city of Santa. Fo. George IS.

Kills, 115 W. Central avenue, Albu-itieriti- e,

N. M.

FOR SALE HousesFull SALIS At a bargain, eight-roo-

brick house, corner or High streetand Gold avenue. P. F. MeCalina,State National Hank Duiltllng.

SALK-Two-s- tory.

nouso on North Fourth strct; mod- -

icrn; in good repair; tnreo screenporches; firo place; out buildings; co- -

ment three lots; bearingfruit and Bhado trees; ij block tostreet car line. Address It. K. Pol-

lock, Albuquerque. X. M.

44404044444444444444444- -

For Sale A Cottage IHero Is 11 bargain. A four-roo- m

strictly modern framehouse, concrete foundation: nearthe shops in the Highlands; ontho street car line. An idealhealth location. Payments sameas rent. Call at 814 So. Edith St.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms; mod-ern; no sick. Apply 60$ H W Central.

FOR RENT Motlern rooms. RioGrande Hotel. 51 W. Central.

FOR RENT Furnished sleepingroom ; motlern; on car line. 320

Soulh Edith street.

FOR RENT Pleasantly furuiihedroom, brass bed and mahogany

furniture, bath, every possible con- -Vl'll ilillfl-i- . orient, ltmoe tn. I I'll HMtelit '

, ,,OHl()fnc(- -It;Xi ofrl.

FtJR RENT Largo front room, wellfurnished, with board. 217 South

Fourth.FOR RENT Nicely furnished front

room, with hoard; homo tuokliii;.202 north Edith SI.I' OH lil.NI Two I iirtilshed rooms

for light housekeeping. 3 1 N SoulhFourth si reel.FOR REN'P Modern furnished

rooms also light housekeepingrooms. SlHlo Hotel, 321 Vs W. CellIra I.

FOR RENT Lovely furnished room,southern exposure, large alcove,

mission furniture, excellent bed, boxsprings, elegant for Iwo gent leiiien ;

close in; n'u transient. Address I',care .loiirnal.FOR II ISN'T Furnished room wilh

sleeping porch, warm ami cold wa-

ter, clef lib; lie), Hu, 1,1, III. $11.00per month, r, 10 East Central Ave,

AMERICAN HOTELR02K W. Central.

Rooms si ogle, double or rnsnlt.ilav or week.

ItlSASON Alll.i; Piling.

WANTED --To Buy

WANTED Good pony, weli.'lit aboutMio lbs., also uauon, sin el or tellt.

Miott bo ohfiip, for cash. Ad'lri tx No.275 .foiiriial.WANTED To buy, a It no. cow mill

calv-H- . Call Monday. i.'!3 SoulhDi tiitilu a y.

FOR SALE Furniture.

Folt SALE. Furniture, range, tlinini!table ami halrs, kitchen cabinet,

dresser, commode, baby bed. bed,sewing machine, rtf lacrotor, hugemirror 3x7. rot klng hairs; exi rvlbliigsanitary. R20 New Yolk avenue.FVlTt SALI- S- I UllfHt ll Ht "(.male K.ile

tht litrnittire tf four-roo- house.Call lit MIT, South llluh elrret.1'tiR SALE Gas iiniK't $rni. I'lmiir

122.

Fn It" RENT Two huge ukuii". lor-llisb- e,

rtitoilet4 fol' lioiotek' plug,liiMil.rn, ! Weel I'.,.. I .IttllOe

PERSONAL.

LADIES $1,000 reward; I poiiilv-i-

guarantee my great no ' r.M 11!

"monlhU" remedv: eafelv rellet-- s

'some of ths longest, ne t ol'uni.e.'abnormal casen tn hri to fi e tl.'e.

barm, pain or Interference with'work; mail $1.50. In, able S'renaih

$I.an, Dr. F. T. Sf.11thlns.ton P.eme iy. Ksnss Cltv. M.

WANTED Positions.MTI'ATI' N WA.NTEle Hy yoiina

man of rd lira I ion. enteralirari' offue exM-rl-nce- . ium"tintI..,1 keeper; can fornleh eneellente.tsleril ftlt-- l I.M'.tl refel" noA Al- -

Ir-- ss W. M il., rare J.oin.t.

ATTORNEYS.

It. W. D. 11KYANAttornny-at-La- w .

Office In First National Hank Bulllug, Albuquerque, N. M.

WILSON' .V MSWINAltorneys-at-Law- .

Rooms Cromwell Building.Res. Phone 1522W ; Office Phon1172.

DENTISTS.

I1U J. IS. KIIAITDental Surgeon.

Rooms Harnett Hldg, Phone 74Appointments Made by Mall..

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

.TrH)iTriari. i.Practice Limited to Tuberculosa.

Hours 9 to It. 224 W. Central Ave,Over Walton's Drug Store.

W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D.Practice Limited to

Gcnito Urinary DiseasesTb- - WnMormnnn ami Noguchl Teatts.

Salvarsan "06" Administered.State National Hank Hulldtng.

Albuquerque, New Mexico,

OKO. K WOODS. M. IJ.Physician and Surgeon.

Grant Hulldlng.rhonts, Office 1121; Residence 1662W

JOSEPH 8. t'IPISS, AI. D.Suite 3, Whiting Bid.

Hours, a. m., 4 p. m.. - 0. m.Phones Office 1119; Res. (IS 8.

DRS. TILL AND IIAUISM

Bpeclnllsls ISye, Kur, Nose, Throat.State Nat'l Hank bltlg., Albtiquerque.

DR. MAHU.MtlST U. CARTWIUUUT,Diseases of Women and Children.Office 'plume 671; Home, 1083.

Hours 10 to 12 a. in. 3 to 4 p. m.STERN It LOCK, Suite 1S-1- 9.

DIE. IS. W. DK II ADDSONPhysicliin and Surgeon.

Suite 20, Armljo building, cornerThird street and Central avenue.Hours: 9 to 11 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m.;

7 to 8 p. m.Residence phone 334; Office phone IS4

SOLOSlON 1.. liUJtTON, M. DM

Physician and Burgeon.Suit 9 Harnett Bldg.

W A N T E D - - M isccllaneous,

WANTED House building and gen.eral job work. Barton Keller.

Phone 1292 W.THE THORNTON Export House and

Carpet Cleaning Co. Phone 460.

WANTED Huy obi pool hull outfit;must be good. It. I., care Journal.

WANTED Horse, weighing about000 pounds, cheap. Inquire at DOS

South Edith.WANTED A good young pony; must

be broke to work, weighing-- 800lbs. or more. Phone I Oil.

LACISI T RTaInSCarefully laundered by hand, 1004 E.Copper sve. Rhone 5S7.

WANTED foundry work, fancy amiplain, by colored laundress; prices

reasonable anil work guaranteed.Phono 11.19.

WANTED Gnniloinun roomers. Firstclass rooms, from $2 per week up.

AMERICAN HOTEL.W. t'eiitnil Ave

J;0RJENT MjJlpOH!FOR RENT Alfairn ranch, close lo

city; houso and outbuildings. Willtease to responsible parlies for term ofyeart. Imiulro or address. J. O. Al-

bright. 121 North Thlrri st.

MONEY TO LOAN.

UttMtVo.NEY hiIvhii 1 ON EASYTERMS lo I'AY OFF MORT-CAliE- S

on Cily or Farm Prop,city or t Huy, L.illd or Im-pr-

Homes II. ALL SE'J-TloN- 'fl

of the Country. Call onor wrlle to THE EOCITAHLELOAN IN VESTMENT CO..

Whiting Itblg.. Albiiiiiortun, N. M.,..Mi'NEY to loan on gootl real estate

$5011, $1.111111, $t.i;ini 1111,1 $2,500. WII. MeMllll.in, 215 West Hold.

WANTED Livestock.WANTED lientle team of horses or

mares, not b-- s than r.O poumlst ie h. Iieii re at Patterson's obiram h. lour miles soulh of rlt.

WANTED-Bo- ard

I'ttlt RE. I' Nice I alls II h boartl.No tit In lioartltos. hjtl S. IMilll.

AJfBjLESFORD OWNERS. ATTENTION Spi- -t

im I. electric llglillrs outfit, rompleteand reatlv o put on otr. Price,$:.. The W Mfg. Co.,2" RloadWHV, Deliver. Colo.

TRUNKS AND BAGS

AI.HQtKKvIE made trunks arelx't nnd eheapet: suit ca.'rs and

huml baas: repairing. AlbuquerqueTrunk Farti.ry, IflS Pouth Second.

MHV ! THE .K0 T CTIIEillllt Kill I M ATI.

WANTED Paaaencera for the faoi-t.i- m

hot springs of Jemes. N. M. TheMage leaves A I liiiejiiertiie P. O. dally

xe 't Suntttvs al i a. ni. lor rateor any other Information mil eitherRhone !20V or 751 r write toCttlno Crtnl.i. Ir.i.. I. O. To S1.A liiiiirr.U'. N. M.

Commissioners' Proceedings.

Regular Session, April 1, 1912.Present: lion. A. firunafcld, chair-

man, M. It. Springer and PolicarploArmljo, commissioners, and A. K.Walker, clerk.

Messrs. pinion KtVrn und A. II.McMlllen address the Hoard on thecounty survey matter, and state thatcertain parties are willing to financethe contract, provided they are assur-ed that tho survey will be paid forwhen completed. The chairman statesthat the Hoard can not give any suchgun ran tee.

In the matter of thu revocation of i

certain lliiuor licenses, taken underadvisement at the session held onthe 5th day of March lust, It Is nowordered by the board thut tho licenseIssued to tho Southwestern llrewery& Ice Co., to retail lhiuor in tho buildInx situated at No. 102 South Second,bo revoked. It is further orderedthat the complaint against PrecilirinoQabuldon be dismissed.

The report of the viewers. In thematter of widening the public roadknown as tho valley or river roadfrom Old Albuquerque northerlythrough Duranes to where the Albu-querque acequia crosses said road, istaken up by the boai'd: and afterhearing the complaints of those per-sons dissatisfied with the findings Insujld, report, It Is ordered by theboard that said road be widened Inaccordance with the report of theviewers: that A bran Montoya be al-

lowed $75.00, Jose Vgnacio $125.00,Juan Montoyu, $357.00; Francls-- o

Sabedra, $25.00; Marino Alderett,$15.00 nnd Leandro Cervantes, $50.00,damages in excess of the benefits onaccount of the widening of said road;that the other persons damaged by thewidening of said road be paid thesums respectively awarded them bysaid viewers and that said road bedeclared a public highway as sowidened, und that the road overseer be Instructed to work said road uswidened.

The district attorney Is instructed toprosecute Manuel Antonio Pena andTrinidad Ilerrera for last driving overthe llarelas bridge. '

Julian Apodaca Is appointed watchman of the Alameda bridge for threemonths, beginning April 1. 1912

Iliginio Garcia is appointed watchman of the Barelas bridge for threemonths, beginning April 1, 191

M. C. Ortiz files a protest signedby several residents of Precinct So.28, protesting against the closing ofan alleged public highway by E. e.

The protest Is laid on thetable, to be taken up at a sessionof the board to he held April 12.

It Is ordered that the mini of $700be transferred from the general roadfund to road district No. 1 fund.

It is ordered that the bid of theAlbuquerque Foundry & Machineworks for the repair of the fencuaround the court house yard be accepted ami that they be awarded thecontract for said repairs.

The bond of Adolfo Gonzales, Justice of the peace in Precinct No. 28 '

approved.Tho following uccounts are ap

proved and ordered paid:First National bank, assignee,

breakwater at Iiarelasbridge $1,400.00

Pitt ltis, pay 'roll, 'floodwork at llarelas bridge.. 23.i7

Pitt Ross, pay roll work onupper Alameda dyke 115.50

Pitt Itoss, team hire 4S.00Whitney Co., repairs and rup- -

plica at court house 53.00A. W. llaydn, repairs at

court house fiO.OO

J. C. l'.aldridge. pulnt, etc.,for County jail 21.70

IS. A. Schick, repairing desk. . 3.00Nash Flee. Supply Co., repairs

and supplies 4.00Mclntoi-l- i Mwd. Co., repairs

nnd supplies :i.oI. A. Abbott, 1 chair 5.00I.lslo Garcia, animal bounty. 14.00V. I!. II. Molugar. animal

tioimty 10.00M. D. Wlysel, animal bounty 4.00It. W. IxMidon. animal bounty 4.00A. I.. Reeves, animal bounty. . 4.00J. K. Plntero. animal bounty. 8.00JoMe n, TruJIllo. animal

Imunty 20.00

Mariano Saved ra. animalbounty 20.00

Slllinno Karracino, animalbounty . 95.00

P. Teutseh. HHslgnee, animalImunty . .

42.00

.Juan il. Chaves, animalbounty 21. (,0

fccrafln Littcro. animalliount j-- ix.no

Por.iolo Chaves, animal"bounty

T. M. Handoval. aniniut' 26.00Itounty

Ian Gallogas. animal bounty 4.01

Porflrlo Sanehei, animall 4.00bounty

F. 4. Mra, animal bounty..Alfred Dunn, animal Itounty 4.t'0W. II. Foster, animal bounty. 12.00Antort'o 8n--hrs- . ar.nial

tntuntv J. 00

M. Kinlev D H. Ha'l- -

ar, animal bounty . . 117.19R. J. CK'k. asigne. animal

bounty 4.0djvotero 4'. de lUca. animal

bounty lc.oeJa-ob- o Alderete. animal a

4 soIwonty AdKuenio Baca, anhnal boun-

ty '. 4

PilM Wer. Co.. assignee,animal hotinty i ao

J. A. Mnntaya. animal jibountyUeo Garcia, aaimal bounty.. :.daughter. To "unseated but the

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EIGHT THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1912.-.. .. - . - .

DECLINES TO ISSUE HARMON CLUB WILL GOOD NEWSCrescent Hardware Company

FROM TEXASGoods, Cutlery, Tool, Iron TIM?,Heating, Tin and imt Work.Ti;ij:rjiK ai

V'llll.iiri Voli. of C'ubnro, l f'ri(l-Iti- K

n few ilny lu re on buxincoii mnt-U- rhuviiiK Arrived .yenterday.

V. M. Krvoln, J. K. MozU-- and V'.M. .Murray arrived from ItofWell lastnl?;ht on the Cut-of- f iniln.

It. '. Kline, of 1 1 until, In n IuihI-iiet-

liMltor In the city for a tiny ortwo, iunlim urrlved j cHtird.iy.

I.ir. Hurry II, Kauffnianii left InMulKht for u brief liii west mi bul-iien- a.

lie will return todny.Iir. W. I). UudclHfe. of Helen,

PHVNed thi'uUKh Ihu hint night milil wny to friitMu Kh on a brief biiKl-neK- a

trip.A. W. Hur tiyliiiiiHHtir for th

,nnui Vu ol ifjii tiwiul, api-n- lufliiicht in llic city on railroad IjuhI- -

K. Suminern

Sloven, Itnngc, Hons FumisliluflValves and ITttliie. Plumbing,

3IH V. CI.NTHAIi AVK.

' II I 1 1 ft t f f',f'iTry Matthew's

Absolutely Pure4

I A Rogers' Silverware Coupon in Every Sack of

.. i EMPRESS

ALBUOUEROU E

Colonel J. G, Albright, Editor ofNew Mexico State DemocratIssues Call for Meeting NextThursday.

The Harmon campiiiKti In New Mex-

ico Is to lie. formally launched In Al-

buquerque on Thursday night, whenthe Harmon supporters in this citywill hold a mc-tin- and form a

club to promote tho interestsof the Ohio Kovcrnor for tho demo- -emtio presidential iioinlna lion at ther.altiniore convention. The call forjthe mooting has been Issued by Col.J. IS. Albright, editor of tho New I

Mexico State Democrat, the originalHarmon supporter. lie thodistinction of having been the firsteditor in tho country to jilace thoname of Harmon at the editorial headof hiii newspaper columns. ColonelAlbright has issuel the following callfor the meeting Thursday:To the Democrats of iiernalillo County:

mi April lSUi, at 8:30 o'clock Inthe evening there will be a meeting of

Advices from Dallas Report

Mrs. Webb Entirely Recov-

ered After Prolonged Illness.

Dallas, Texas. "1 would advise allwomen." says Mrs. A. Li. U ebb, of thisplace, "who Buffer from womanlytrouble, to try a bottle of Cordui hemic leiiinit wie irouoio go mo iai.

"I was In bed three months sufferi-ng, no ono can know how much, ex-

cept those who were there."1 had a pain in my side, back and

head, and could hardly stand to beturned over In bed. 1 had no appe-tite, and what I did cat, would nut

'ttay on my stomach."Our family physician advised thathad appendicitis, and afterwards

8:. 'd that I hud ovarian trouble."At last he told hie that I would

n ver see another well day until 1 was'operated upon.

"I was advised by a friend to try abottle of Cordui, which 1 did. Altertaking three doses 1 was relieved, andcould sit up. and after one week allpain and soreness had gone. I havesince taken six bottles of Cordui, andam as well us ever."

Thousands of women, who now suf-fer from the pangs of womanly troti- -

le. could be relieved and benefited.would follow Mrs. Webbs t x- -i

ampleAre you of this number?If so, we urge you to try Cordui.At all druggists.N. 15. Write lo: Ladles' Advisory

Dent.. Chattanooga Medicine Co.,

those democrats who signed earns rorf tn,

Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In- - .

Htruetlons. and liook. "HomeiyOU Wliei'eVer yOU gO,

Velvet Ice Cream

Phone 420I

FLOUR

is mn HlaundryWHITE

WAGONS

Strong Brothers fl ami i.iiionuners.Prompt Ihiy tir Mglil.Telephone 75. Hosltlciiee 080.

Strong illk., Copper and Second.

Id the .vent that you should -- a-

not receive your morning pa- - rper, telepnona til JrOHTAijTELEOIIAPH CO., glvini yourname and address and th pa--per will be delivered by a apa-cl- al

messenger. The telephonela No. 18.

o.OO Howard 15.00The above reward will ba

paid (or the arrest and con- -fiction of anyone caught ateal- -Inn copies of the Morning--

Journnl from the doorwaya ofauhacrlbera.

JOURNAL PUBL1SHINO Ctt

LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Wl'ATiilK

I'"or the twenty-fou- r hour ending,at 8 o'clock yesterday evening.

Maximum temperature, lilt degrees;iiiliilniijin temperature, 21; rangu 33.Temporal tiro ut tl p. in. yesterday 50.Southwestern winds; purlly i luudy.

I tilt I : AST.Washington. April 11. New MexicoI'uir .Monday and Tuesday.Went Texas 1'iilr MoiiiIhv, cooler In

tin- - pitnhiindl"; Tuesday fiilr.Arizona I ' unit i Monday: Tucs-dn- y

fair.

Ir. t'oiiui-r- , Osteopath, 8, Strrn bltlf.I von, Florist. Plum 7SJ.

lr. Schweiitkor, istcopnth. Tel. 7IT.Wnntptl (Mi'Hii ran. Jour

rial office. 2 -j ct ntg a pound.1'mII ilclimini lit May 1. Sull

will If tilt t l oil Unit tint'-- ,

i iffli'o nl I.c t'liirk'H.

SPRINGERTRANSFER CO.

ir vol iiwi: i iti:n;iiT coMixtiNOTIFY IS. i: HO 'IIIIC KF.ST.

SPECIAL SALE.

Two ycur ! l'lntilM, i'Dc rtoU;S.&U pur ilozi'ii.

Ills, FI.OKIST,I'Iioik- - r.i.

AZTECBr

ri

fuel Co,Phone 251. First and Granite.

GALLUP LUMP COALGALLUP STOVE COALALL KINDS OF WOOD

CERTIFICATES OF

ELECTION

Newly Elected City Officials atRoswell Must Go to Court IfThey Are to Assume TheirDuties,

(OpM-la- l Carnaiwiideare Uaralaa JoamallKohwcII, N. M April . 14. The

newly elected' mayor, elty clerk andelty cuuik llnu-li- , w ho were achedolcdto take office today, inunt an to ciiur.lli'Ht. Hlnee City Merk lleorKe II. Wll-Hani-

hua duellned to Issue to themcertificate of election. Mandamus pro-ceeding. t in expected, will ho Immediately inatititted by those candi- -datea re:clvlntf tho lilKlicit numberof votea at tho recent municipal elec-tion, In order to compel the elerk tcIkhuu them ccrtifieatea of election.

City clerk Williams on yesterdaynotified these inun that he took thisaction Iicchubo of the fact that tha

general of the state has ruledthat tho election nan not conducted'legally.

No sooner had the letters beenmailad until the tut I on of the city,clerk bffcamo the sole topic of ton jversatlon In 'political circles aroundthe city, the Kener.il dslre twins toknow what is to be the ultimate out-oom- o

of the step taken by Mr. 'W1I-llhni- s.

As stated in his letter Mr.Williams issued the letter uniW instructions and ndvlee of special evun-sn- l

and from this It would appear thatthe clerk is prepared to make a fightIf hi action is contested by the candi-date who received the highest num-ber of votes.

When asked whether he had itnyreply to muke, W. M. Atkinson, thecandidate for into or, nuld that he hadnot as yet received the- - letter referredto, but had heard of It and hod nothi-ng- to soy relative to the matter atthtH time.

Al Merchant la known by the Mer- -chandiso ho Sells. The discrimi-

nating Housewife, always respects thedealer who Bella her K.MI'It l.S Flour!

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

YVliliuni Tony I'lnvm,William Tnytliwcrs aged one

year and four nmiiMia, son of WilliamI'owers, died tit t o'clock yesterdaymorning ut tho family home, 312North Twelfth street, after a briefIllness with pneumonia... 'The funeralcortege will leave the chapel of Crol-lo- tt

& Waters, undertakers, at 2 o'clockthis afternoon for. tho ImmaculateConception church; where Hi funeralwill be held.. Durkil will bo in Santaliurbara cemetery., i ; -

U' ' ;!

.Margarita IIhcii.Margarita. Dam, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Adolfo liitea, of 1427 SouthThird wtrcel, died at 11 O'clock Satur-day night of pitetillifinia. The funeralnlll take place this- morning at n:30o'clock at tho rstfiroil ileal t church.Itti will be In SI. Joseph's ceme-tery.

Mr. IlaltioThe funeral of Mrs. llattie lierkb-y- ,

widow of tin- - luto J. W. IJerkley,will lie held tomorrow morning at 10o'clock at French & Lowbcr's chapel.nifv. C. O. lleeknuin of the Methodist church, officiating. Hurlal willbe 111 Fairxlew cemetery. Mrs.Itcrklcy's mother. Mrs. lleltie A.Miiseley, und bur brother, HubertMoscley. urrhed in Alhuquerque lastnight from St. Louis to attend thefuneral. Mrs. lierkb-- hail been forinauy years u faithful au'l helm oilluemlur of the I'iid Avenue Metho-dist church. MeKldcs her motherand the brother, ' Who are here forthe funeral. Mrs. Iterkb-- leaves tomourn her death three otherbrothers, living in St, luils, and u

sister In Oklahoma. The deceased.With her husband, who died sevenmonths ago. had lived In Albuqti.T-iiti- "

seven years niid were wellknown and universally popular.

The swelle't turnouts and caba In

the city ara at Trimble', 11 J NorthSecond street. I'hone 3.

GAS EXPLOSION WRECKS

BIG POWER HOUSE

Chicago. April 14. A gas explosionwhich endangered the live or morethan 10ft persons, wrecked the powerhouse of the Illinois Steel company'sSouth Chlc-ig- plant today. csii"rng aproperty loss or more than $ liiu.liiiO.Ileports of r.ttalitiea were denied ivofficials ui the steel company.

MAKESWDRKEASIER

AlbiiipiiTiine IVoido Arc o14-a- How l Has Ikrc-- n IMine.

It's pretty hard io attend to duticiWith a constantly aching laik;With aim. ing urinary disorders.Down's Kidney I'llla have made

work easier.to thousands have gratefully testi-

fied They're for ld backs.They're for weak kidneys. iAlbuquerque people BTMtelully rec-

ommend Down's.P. I- - Brown. 41 W. Oold Ave., Al-

buquerque. N. Mex.. ay: "lift andon lor ihree or lour era while a!work there ws a dull, heavy chethroii&h my loins. I often felt sharptwiniiea w h.-- I attempted lo stoopand more than once 1 was unable to i

iralahlen. leading almut loan'aKidney Till- -. I prx ured a box andI pooii noticed a marked Improve-ment. IVnin s Kidney Pills reniovnlmy puins and aches auid also restoredmy kidney io a normal condition."

For iwle hv si - dealer. Friceo-ni- IV. ltuffnl.N York, sole agents for the FnlT-- d

State.RrniimWr tho name- - Potii .mil

,t)iflil ycalei'il.iy hire, leuviiiK lastnlKht for Hii-ii- . Mr. Huiiiini-r- hadi linrKi; of tin, I'.lo CritniJe dUinloll ofIII., Sun I a Ke.

I A. A. U'win, liiinbi'i'iiiuii for theforenl Berviee, li ft bml IiiKht for

j MmkiIiiIi Iiii, where he will upend -

weeks on buninea coiiiiectednllll the aervlee.

Mra. Ii. fullery, a relative oftho TIiuwh Und the 'nriicKlcn, j.iihuciIthroiiKh the city yesterday on No. 2

on her wuy homo lo J'lttMburKh aftera viHil on tho count.

Ion J. Ikuiichiiiiip, who In toapeak Tuemluy nil; lit In the operahotiHo under the auapii-e- of theHanta Ke reudina; room syMlem, ar-

rived laHt n lull t on No. 1.

F. C. Joii-e- , a well known Houthernillvlnlon hrakernan, wnh taken riiiI-ilelil- y

111 at Kftn Mareliil yenterday.on hl trip In, and had to be relievedfrom duty temporarily. DrnkernanH. A. Cann took hl place.

Mlna Myrta Mumh, . daiiBhlor ofIlev. V. J. Marnh. of Whlttier, t'al..and formerly a atudent at this uni-versity, la in the elty for a vUlt ofaevernl Weeka. Rev. Mr., ilarah'formerly had ihnrfte of, the ,

church hern.

Juatlue of the I'eiu-- W. XV; n,

of frecliH-- t No. 1!, returnedlant nlnht from New Tork City,when? he called lawt Decemberon linportiint leiral busliie8. ThejudKe In exceedliiKly Rlad to get backto New Mexico and Ida home city.

of enitrlne failures on No. i,'No. 7 und No. lust nUht, all threeof Ihoao tralim, ua well aa the gerundaucllon of No. 1 were lute fromthirty-fiv- e inliiulea to ah hour andfifty nilnuten. No, !', the luteHt train,did not arrive here until ufter 1

o'clock thiH inornliiK.

lii'iiiKc II. Moore, one of theof the city, who wan on the

Hick lint laHt week, threatened withan attack of pneumoiilu, wan on deckat the I'nalime yiKlc-rda- where hin the efficient ticket taker. lie

hlmmir pretty well now. buthe Jui.t cHcuped u IIIui-hm- .

T. II. Hurlant and ten other St.I.oiiIm eiipltulist.s and InventorK, withI. II. Hchulit, iiiiiniiKer of the bis

T.o l.iinioi ranch of the Smith-wentcr- il

l- -l nil A DcVcloplilellt I'o.,arrived hint liljcht on No. 1, and willcontinue to !." I.uuaH thin morningon tin liiaperlloii trip. They will re-

turn Tueaday veiiiUK. All ared In the project.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCEAT TUCUMCARI WILL

SOON BE REORGANIZED

1hm-L-I forr. pond rnr. to Mornlnc JournalTticuincurl. N. ,M., April H. It Is

reported that a complete reorgan-

ization of tlii) Chamber of (,'ommerei'will be undertaken ill the next fewweeks, the major portion of the planshaving alreudy been outlined. The

Ion haa been of great heii'-ll- t tothe elty during the past slid It is hopednow lo further Its efficiency through a

m wed ncllty In advertising midenrollment of additional members, sndmuch of tho Ntliitulalloii felt here In

j it lines of work Is due lo the fact that, of a very promising outlook of farm- -

log coiiililions. Tile Chamber . ofCommerce Is being lieselgeil dally w ith

I I in i ii leu from the oulsidu world,the present conditions In this

listr h i of the state.Work flis Ore,. eommdCeil ou the

:l, lilill improvciiielils planned on thelocal exi hiini:.- - building of tiie Moun-tain State T.I phonr Company. Tin- -

sit u. Hue will be of stone, pebble-it.ishe-

Hiul will occupy the site ofthe old biillillnu. The interior of the

will be remodeled to suit thei eqiiiri inenls of the Increased luisl-ms- s

of the i iiiupany nt this point.Arrangements are being ierfecl tl

for the removal ..f the Sayre, okla...Metal I'ollshlng Maniifacturiiig Com-pany, in this city, according to u

statement of the proprietors. In ad-

dition the polish, which Is mined luu tlx I urn I stale east of Tticumcail, un i l Imlili s' soap w ill lie put on themarket In the neai future.

Crrrllloa Minetiallup Muio

& Co. (Inc.)slid Iwal- - ii in

and Goat SkinsM, TiMtiMM-at-i- , X. M, Trinidad, tihimma. V M.

; m i i i

IF YOU HAVE NEVER

TRIED

Liquid

VeneerFOR DUSTING

YOU SHOULD DO SO.

YOU WILL HARDLY. BE

WITHOUT IT AFTER-WARD- S.

25c and 50c Bottles

Ward's Store iIIOMKIt II. WAItn, Mgr.

116 Marble A. l'liuno 206.

VARKllllirHI-- : Poll HUNT.John Btrecf. on aliloirai-k-

Inquire lluldrldea Lumber Ci.

Notice to Taxpayers.cull at tin' a'-ir'- i of-lli- -"

at I In- - ii.ml Iiiiiim', mill makeyour rt h ii n on real Mini h

riH ii. II ".ild n-- i in ii N nuti.m.li' on or Im fi.ii" ilii- - .'tilth linyor April, lln ui"Mir will makereturn of your procrt) imd AIH

11 M TV Of I I V I l IXPKU tl.M, Am Ul tI 1 1 I l HVLAW.

i i:i;i H. in:v.AcMir.

E. LEROY Y0TT,Graduate- of Ihr Norininlit nf tli A lilt rl''ii n Coiinivalory

of Music, i hicngo, III.

Ti ni'lirr of

til IX, liHMoV mill rot Mint.

Stidlo 3:1 Urn ii. ll lililK. Al Studio by' A ppolut mini i inly.

I'll .in- - IJK7.I. I'. O. II.. HIT.

'

; HAIR DRESSING

M.nlcBriint Hralila alada t pfntrn roroMniih.

wlul-liyi- l tiiiamponlin-- FaHal kaiilnir- -

MRS .CLAYOpp. P. o.- - -- t'liod 51 1

A man in thistown went to

li. im-- r l.nt Tucmlny and a friend imk- -

him at him hpoii wtu rc In- - ut tin.'I.nvliKh I'Mikinis null. "T frl.ti.l i.nllinn In- - lioimht It of ok. Mini ni.l'lMT..IIO for It. It Hi a M I I III H IItint.

Did it ever occur to youthat you can to-da- y

dress better than menin bigger cities at lessexpense?

M l l I'.l I K II cick ua the i imiiie.f Ih. ir ntyl. a. ,.m In tr rr th.re

r atylea or In tli-- ilothcu.huve your tirr hii.1 fit lu a

MjioJurd liutilni M tuck nullvolt a? on I,, 3.nii.

htm Mraw lli II.IM, fti a fin.mi

ixii, oitnaiis ii i'i;oirrAHIMION.

jUln5liluinia

rroaiineni tor omen, scni in jm.uuwrapper, on request.

APPOINTMENTS TO

BE ANNOUNCED

TONIGHT

Curiosity of Office-Seeke- rs to

be Set at Rest at Council

Meeting This Evening When

Sellers Takes Office.

Alter the meeting of the city coun-

cil tonight, when the newly electedcity officers, Including Mayor D. K.U. Sellers, Clerk Churlcs 11. Koch!,C'ty Treasurer Kleke and four alder-men, will be officially sworn In andwill take their seats for the first time.

Mayor-ele- Sellers has announcedi ha I he will tonight make public ntsselections of city of i leers to bo appointed by hiiii and that he will ulsoannounce at that time tho memberof the citizens ailvtw i'.v committeewhom he has selected and who havebeen asked to assist the city counciland mayor lu transacting the iiuini- -

cinal affairs on a strictly businessbasts.

L'oth mutters have occusloned considerable interest, and a large crowdIs certain to uttend the meeting to seewhat will be done.

Heckles being the first meeling oftho new administration, tonights session is the first ono of the new fiscalyear, which ended yesterday. Re-

ports embracing the past year's workin all departments of the city will bemade, and considerable business trans-acted in connection with the endingof the business of the past twelvemonths.

Among the offices to be filled by

uppoinlmenl tonight are those ofthief of the fire and police depait-Siellt-

the lllell of their respectiveroiees, the citv physician and attorney,the building, plumbing and electricalInspector, the city chemist, and severalothers.

GENERAL GRANT WAS

STATIONED FOR TWO

YEARS IN SOUTHWEST

Iftprelal ('ormnondpaea ! Morning Joura!San Antonio, Texas, April 14.

Major General Frederick D- nt Grant,who died in New York April II, wr.i,well known and very popular In SanAntonio, having command 'd the de-

partment of Texas from the early partof 1!02. until January. 190 1. mttkituhis headquarters at Foil Sam Hous-ton. He was fond of Texa. and dur-ing his tours as department command-er visited all posts In the state sev-

eral times. During General Grant'sregime there were several notable en-

tertainments at Fort Sam Houstonand a number of receptions given inthe city for lioth General and Mrs.Grunt.

A-.- k us alHiul ".t-C- " Whole DryMilk or tho SOth Century .Milkman.C. A. rotTit? Co.. 20S S. Sisfoid St.

-

Get one of Gray's best $1 .50photos free with a Journal wantad.

CofXrlC-- 1 IIar Srlic-n- er & Marx

needn't be afraid to beYOU

anywhere wearing

Hart Schaffner & Marx

clothes; they'll be a credit to

We're

lad to have men whom we

clothe travel around some; it's

good advertising for the town,

All clothes clont do it; but these

do.

New Spring Suits und Over-coats in the latest models andfa brics.

Suits $20.l0 and up.

Simon SternThe Central Avenue

ClothierThis storo s the homo of Hurt'

Schaffner & Marx Clothes.

(taal fanhlon. nung ilow mllllnury alinp.

Tako cur north on 2d to ll".h & .ML. nl,

Wanted Experienced saleswomen.Apply at Tho Economist.

The test saddle horses to be hud In

the city uro at W. L. Trimble's, 115

North Second struct. I'liouo 2.

If you need a carpenter, loleldiiiiii)Hesselden, phone 377.

THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION

Much Sickliest Dm- - lo I low c I

A doctor's first question w hen consulted by a nalieiit is, "Aro your lnov-cl- s

regular'.' ' He miows that H.S ncent of illness is attended with iu.iciot)bowels ami torpid liver, and that Hitscondition iuu;t lie removed amithorouchly before lieu II h can l. re-

stored.Koxnll Orderlies aro n posilive,

pleasant, and sate remedy I'oi no.und bowel disoiiliis in gen-

eral. v are so certain of their greatcurative value tli.it we promise in return tin- - purch. user's money in everycase when tlu-- tall produce c:KMi!

satisfaction.Itcxall Ordet lies are eaten Pkeraii-- '

ly. they act quietly, and aid ill g

a soothing, strengthening. Iieal- -

iii-- influence on the entire i:tcliniltract. Tin y do not purge, g' ipc. c a u"enausea, flatulence. e.ce.-si- v l.iosentw.Ilarrhoi-a- , or other annoying efbs--

Thev ure esiieciallv good for children,weak persons, or old follis. Threesizes. lUc. and ."He. Sold "l'at ottr store The Kcxall Store. The

J. II. 0'll:cl!i Co.

WALLACE HESSELDEN

General Contractors.Flarurea and workmanship count- -

Wa guarantee mora for your monejthan any other contracting: firm In Al

buquerque. Ofl Ice atSCPEUIOH FLAYING MILL.

Phone S77.

GIERKE, OGLE & DOANE

Abstracts. Fir Insurance.Civil Engineering, Surety Bond

Real Estate an 1 Lran.T'hon lit. Kooma t Stars Pl'i- -

Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.

A. H, Carroll, Mgr.

General Planing Mill.

3d and Marquette. Phone 8.

Harness

Saddles

Buggies

Wagons

toiixii: niTCompany, AMI TIJI KV

liienioersuip in me iiai iiion uiuu. no,meeting will be held In the hall form-erly occupied by tho Crystal theateron fiold avenue between First andSecond streets, and will be for thepurpose of effecting a permanent

the cjiib, offi-cers and 'tnlving nctlv 'stfp.J to securethe s. locjyiB .of uk featiM( ii om

tif (he Ilaltlmonf" convention(Vhii, a.rp.fa4 viable to ,0 .cjindjdaeyrf ffixHt-flia-- Hiirnion. (ji 3

Inf j'ud'soti Harmori the demqicratlcparty lias the best presidential tim-ber and the most available candidatethat It has had In tw.-nt- yeurs. Gov- -

Harmon Is nn old-lin- e democratand statesman of the highest orderwithout any frills, and has a record ofachievement that few public men, pastof present, can boast. During hisIncumbency of the office of governorof Ohio he has secured the enact-ment of more real progressive legis-lation than has been put Into effect inany slnto In the union. He is a manof action and not of words, und hisevery move Is In the Interest of themasses of the people and against theencroachment of special privilege.

Governor Harmon is th-- i only demo-crat who can hope to carry Ohiothus gaining for our party, forty-eig-

electoral votes, and the same senti-ment that will give us the Ifuekeyestate from the republicans, will carrythe states of New York. Indiana, Con-

necticut, North and South Dakota.Add these electoral votes to the 165in the south and we have I'residentHarmon after the 4th of March, 1913.He is justly popular with thinkingnicu everywhere, regardless of prev-

ious narty affiliations. His nomina-tion by the Ilaltiiuore convention willinsure the triumphant success of thedemocratic party in the Novemberelection. The membership roll whichwas sign d by nearly 30U prominentdemocrats in Kcrnalilln county, madea plcdsrc as follows:

' We pledge ourselves Individually.lid collectively to exercise all hon-orub-

and fair means to secure tlienomination and election of JudsonHarmon to tho presidency of theCnltcd States In 1HI2."

Ily older of the K.vcntlve Commit-- 1

tee. .1. G. Al.HIUGHT.

CHAVES DEMOCRATS

FAVOR CLARK'S

CANDIDACY

in baturday s primaries ill

That .County, Missourian'

Gets Thirty-Si- x of and Wil

son Nine Delegates,

fRpeelsl Corre.iioNdenea t Mnrnlng JiMtrnstfHoswell. N. M.. April 14. The

various precincts of t'havr.i countyoutside of Hoswell were slated tohold their democratic primary con-ventions yesterday, and Dexter, LakeArthur, liugermaii and Kenna responded.

On the fine of the returns Chain)Chirk, of Missouri, will be the choiceof the county democracy for thpresidential nomination, and thdelegates lo the stale convention willbe Instructed for Clark.

The nummary of yesterday's primaries are not complete, but theprecincts so far us accessible toduvshowed the following standing, towhich the Uoswcll precincts are add-ed for purposes of tabulation:

riecincls for Clark:lke Arthur, I; Hagcrman.

5: South springs (appointed1: Kenna (private advice) I: rtoa-wel- l.

precinct 1. IX; 'KukwcII, pre-cinct I. (: n tl, 3S.

Several iKolati-- iirec'ncts are yetto be heard from, but they will notmaterially alter the results. Nohob e was made at Klkins, tnd the

remote place could not Ih--

-- -MAN IN BALLOON IS

CARRiED ABOVE CLOUDS

Cssonnv. switserland. April 14."he Swiss club Jmlloon ft.

Gothard. Is somen here b'hiv e th.clouds with s man aWuird who is to-

tally l.noiJiit of handling ihe alr- -raft.

Read the offer of the Want J

Ad Girl on the want ad page

?SUN PORCHES, SCREENED PORCHES AND ALL KINDS

OF PORCH AND SCREEN WORK AT THE .

SUPERIOR PLANING MILL

errtlliK, I. nipt.alt ip Fiiinp HAHNCOALCO.

nioVF at.M llltt ITC. AM. MFS, STI.'J tnl.t'okr. Mill ttnl. I 1.- WimhI, Conl il. Xailtr Kindling, Fire

Itrlt-V- . Ilrr t lay. Santa I r llrk k. iminHHi I Jrw

JOHN DEERE VEHICLES AND IMPLEMENTSGross, Kelly

W liolciwl GriM

Wool, Hides, PeltsI. tm ga X. M, AIIiipn-rM'- . V

IVon, V M- - tHarrows

Plows

Cultivators

Garden Tools

Albuquerque Carriage

Charles Ilfeld Co.Wholesalers of Everything

LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA today.take bo other.