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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.CITY

EDITIONCITY

EDITION

HKTV-SlXT- fl YKltvi ( III. N M. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW airier ur Mall. ho

singl Cupiea, Jc.

housesi

his addr, snj. ;

will nmmjaliens t'ttti

i row. sth" rii i theirle working SENTIMENT.1 inn in

Commercial Club Is Given Chanceto Show It Is of Public Service

I manl''W

CONfiRESS MEETS:

MR IS CLEARED

,1 the publicity K,.cii totin Met) , oneerninK Labor's NationalI', ac, conn. il. I Ihnik ill slate thatI have, and foi Mm tun. have h id

liiiteimation thai convince me that th

tees ur, fully formed n legislationcan be undertaken.

While th,- house democrats arethe republican

will not ! mads before the end ofthe VMk, Tin- senate democratic as-signments will bo announced Late inthe week Th- - republicans begantheir pan of the organisation ,ktoday bv i, , lectins Senator AaUtamr

FOR PEACE II

GREAT BRITAIN:

en i,y meoju Slip- -

MTUso icty was finanpiie.l b Capt.nuthrough David Li

lo t ities of till . ,

ad m NttarrUti upplants which ttciHon inanufartiire

Man;: v.m Rlnttleimar Part of tbrguuizuth.n consist

ink..., m arlou, ngug-- in uniin1 do not, .,1 piesOF SITUATION EXPECT VICTORY

their fl leader and chairman Oftheir conference. Although earn ofthe principal Mils upon which like ad-ministration forces will he conceit-- I

nited will be introduced soon. BOM

, at w ish.mi of th

to mention ihe I,, alien splants while these sink.

until theom- -

Wen instigatedI "111 at It ease w In le ! :).. w ,,.

pin has, ,!, there waa cooatdetable op--Iposition t,, the strike among portiona

I

InterestWar

Bills and Reso-- JInto Legislative!

Centers Chiefly in

Council of Allies PreW lull Itoll ( all show.

The first roll call in the In, us,of the labor element which ilis, '

!

proved ot strikes that t ,1. Ought I

Two Thousandlutions Pour

Hopper for

and Action,

to-

rn, Iumioiuciauuii sided Over by Frenchday shotted 4 7 members presentMight ai'.--i iii, os. mi, ,i iiu in accoiled for by death.

The acticities ,,f mis organisation '

iiune to the notice of Mr Qonawtol(Samuel tlompefv. president , f the

t LaborThe democratic majority, althodueed. nut Sneaker Clara a k in

thencFPNNh WfcASUKLS '"" f '', IM. ...id win,,

Allleri. a ll i'eder.lt Kina1 M, luii i dhtapprovit h , i , an im;present wish t,, m, inany of th,. officers

WL.i ..- -- i.,.a . ...... ., GREEK SITUATION IS

BELIEVED FAVORABLEARE MOol rLcNTIrUk of th thi democratic lead- -leri showed i hoy still had I majority

r tinsn have

organlra.been conlion who an- shown ti

eel' I ill these trainmil. heathiK Representative rtlonislon, Jul' t,,

so Indications Are Not Lack Mai112, Goodowes

hornjfig ot Serious AttaCKS 0IV In senate the newly elected and treatPresident'sPolicies,

Reaching Formerlyed Positions,

p , membera took the oath. TheriepaieoneSS bod) was leaderleas arhen Beeretarj

iBakcr rapped for order at noon andI Senator Martin of Virginia was chosen

l to preside. Thirty senators were

Ceeaard When Mooe siopp,ii."'mi Kinteieii was in this country

from April to AugU ), After heleft the country and roasrd suptdylngmoney, the activities of Labor'a Na-

tional PCOCe Council dwindled andCtane to an end. I Would nol havemade this atatemeni t this time ex-

cept that In some arty a inimlier ofthe fkCta have been disclosed I haddetermined it wonid l better to make

JOU AM AAtLiAk SAJ.

at I 1" on p.hlcli etnanale

n. ) Thofioin thepeaee talk..

tli' statement foi the iimkihi that so Vatican, Switzerland and S, undinnvla

sworn in, Senators lirady of Idaho andSmith of South t'arolina being kbaent.After this ceremony Senator Clarkewas elected and the Senate recessed

The Cloture fight, as a result of itsfailure in the democratic caueus, didnot Coma up. When the old ruleswere readopted, hOWOVOf, SenatorW alsh Of Montana announced that hereaerved the right to submit rule re-

visions at a later time.

hum l or thedisclosed.

This affair

uready gas bet! ami aroused by the pmpoaed ques-ition- s

ay the itecWtau in the retihetagw the subject of lnl, ,!, ,,,,, h addraas In il. ...,,

(V MOANiNO JOURNAL SPECIAL LIASCO WIAH

Washington, Dec. 0. Congressand organlesd today for the

union which is expected to be the(realist within the memory of thepneeni (feneration.

(four hours' work in the house sawSpeaker Clark returned to the chair.Representative .Mann returned to thekjadtrxhip of the republican minority;the introduction of '.'.OOD hills andhaMutlona, many of them proposingmeasures of national defense and

inn InveatUPttlon before the grand im

Iblllty of row need have no My il

el sal l

spomlists the going to be naked

ar thaiassist

I l heyupon

consistory SVokS no echo here. TheBritish people are unite prepared lobehove that Austria !lungtry is tiredof war, that the people of lieriuanywith the knowledge of heavy los.,c.isuffered at th, different fronts, tnuybe anxious io see an end to :t, hutthey do not expect the rulers of the

tyingHeither than tin lib's debt II III

Feeling 1 tin

the Commercentire publicupon the boait is the dullthe public Inl

APPEAL TO MRS, GALT

TO SAVE PORTO RICAN

tUntolen rXeud ot K alert":lo I !om-- 1 i'laliz yon Kltitelell. who Is said to

ide of the I he a prominent Official in the liermaii'lub. i seiyi,,-- , was irreoted at nU--je thai we iuoiith by llrllish authorities and sentto enforce to the Tower of London lie is Known

it ial i luh.RlflC Hutu

gardtngmiration

Many noajtrance

infills toftUttatu t'i

uui aith

central powers to nialtions that any Dritisj

stlggcs- -

rnmenli sponsibility,jtho Pacific 1

I com puny, the

ire m opposition; the rcup-o- f

constitutional amend'enfranchise women, and arules fight that flickered

the adoption of last year n

i a few chang' s.

senate, practically nothingexcept the election of Hen- -

impat t.

(ST MCMNlha JOUA-S-- WBCI A L Ll.ltD WIAA.

New York, DoC. 0. News receivedhere today from Han Juan, PoftO lti- -

, o, says the public is much exercised

ii p in

itthe coining electro, ulu

would or could consent toInter, M. si In r Council.

iio', therefore, me more Interestedin news ot tin- Joint war council ofall the allies which hns been formedand which held ll first meeting in

overSingto 1,.

videPoni

was don,,alor Clarkpro tmporwas absent

prison of AntonlO Ponton, saidthe first Porto Rican evei n- -

of murder outside of the islandan was condemned to die Decem

of Arkansas as president. Vic President, Marshallheeause of the illness of iris today under the presidency, ot

si Vslthe rrench ' nandcr-ln-chie-f, Oen- -

leral Joffre, and hope rr.,m this thatUVKXIthe war is to be prosecuted more cn- -

HA l IIMIMIIMMM I V ID III

compaii) isaii opportunl

men a policyprofaaalonal

id Bernalillolliut they In- -'

anlation. atmaintaining

think i ranc possible Innit nur com 4

his wife.

I'resldent's .VttttroaS Today,fceth houses then, after sendi im a

jo nt oommlttoa to lite White H M,aetu ie official notice of the openingof congress, adjourned until tensor- -

ber 20 for the murder of Beetle Kro--

nn r, a Schnectady school teacher.Petitions sinned by thousands of

Porto Kleans Including many si hoolchildren, are ,n their way to thiscountry In the custody of Father

ask ' il canIdle

ll,f thChicago, i

i 'Inbaugh, chn ftin- department

sufficiententitledpaid, and

to show t

rfuh in its

Me publfl allustlOf

pay Ihe Indebtethat BUCh a. ri

made unless th,sta nip of approv

i v wii, ii the real Uuaineaiijsii ii boflina with Preoidenl

of the Kchav atriu, a prominent Porto itleanW iison'h priest, ami will be presented to fjov- -

afelj say thai it will n

nuke arrangements an ulany will not be for, ad I

laynient of pint of ourOre I he sprlnn ol I ;i I ;.

lergetieally and Unit ftorts at" to bedim: to ii G made to clear up the diplomatic dlffl-a- l

bureau of'cultles which face the quadruple en- -

e, inqnlr) ol t, ate In I ha ftitlHaatat New v oi l. VVheic and when the allies will ot-u- p

munitions I tempt the stroke, which they expecti s Is llltelc to j to stun and turn Ihe tide, only the

j conferees knowlb it Chi-- More Tiihm I.si,il In l.i e ,, ,

""I ' " "' Tlirt.e Is eVlH.fl.e, however, of

to backform tin

public first pine,il on such a luov

insist uponI t gage be- -

the fed ral grandj Into alleged plotsi plants in the nit

s itst, Intune d 'if the governor re

the priest Will apWilson

loss to a Join: session in the halljarner Whitman,of the house at 12:,'!0 o 'clock. fuses to intcrvem

The 1,1 cutest budget of CX peilllit U I'erf pea to President u ill otheritlsena iliaOtMr wolds, whencomes, it will be 1,1

to decide whether thprove sensational.

Mr, i l.Oeih adieiiie tg, witnesses ure on

Ullishallif

IS Ihnol, i

It s ed. ulfVer placed U'f, re any American con A lengthy petition. aSSSiitleal

tnnot bewill

urfin, in i ,

idoptfd,luh Ivilo lilt tin rtKUge from tin ami Hutsuppas been forwarded to MrsUnit, fiamee of Mr. W ilson (I ii nurd ,111 l's ino.)

Mai in limes of peace was brou-th- r

In from the various branches if theRVernment, the total being soni"IIJO, I.Odj more than was asked i v

last year. Tile .'Treat pari of the BT

kasid im leased expenditure is forth"CONGRESSMEN. 1STEAMER

some change In the Palkans where thIb ltish and have b'ii beDtlng

'off ltulgarian attacks and, despite ru-

inous thai a withdrawal t Salnnlkl.lowing to the Qreek attitude, is

more troops ure being Itiud-n'-

There ate hIsiin that the Qreeksituation la righting Itself and dis-patches fiom Athens report thut amodus lvendl has been arrived at

se W ill In

on ,,f theenlarged army and na iroRi'ii msI!

H llllliuindebtedquerquesupportships so

lllld lahu tvotn workiniof uuiionai defei the

th.dub witht the orgMAY BE LOST IF FIRST DAI, POUR

IN 2,000 BILLS

of the City Hill cotlllty lielo gjv ihe i lotnmerctal

support, we would not faolI our full mortgage a greatr. Payment of a partialold nave to be litatatadin own protect Ion, Inns- -

club properly Is de,from year lo year,

v no money Is being spenti. W would like to seevial club fulfill the great

, li ii Is inb mb d, and areat It I e than hulf way.know thut the organlm-is- t

dOlhg something morecurrent XpenaM before

with favor upon any pro-- e

extension of lime upone, which is now dueery truly yours,

P BCHWENTKBH,I i' li il Agent.

lo the public work th;

mil thus place those ii

o the club and niakihat its career must liets work maintained,

with regard to military pmblims thaiwere waiting settlement and thatOfeek officers have gone to Saioi'.ik:to In lug it Into force.

hi. lightlim Am where

HELP IS DELAYED The mortgage wiigrant furtherthi

thei her

t is to occpurpose ,

ship in orHonthan

is at leUlC't 11

a pari ofs attltudilist adoptpftllCy in

,, Very little fighting haw occurred onthe different fronts, the artillery DO- -

)Sed LaWS Ovei - '"tr , engaged Ik llagttto, Franceand on the A us! rn. to, o frontier

DraftsVessel Is Drifting Helplessly

Off Coast of Lower Califor

it possible In secure suIsciipttona to clear thehut rather for ihe Single

I civim- - tile ebll, new nllilflows Big Basket in House Of The British Mesopotomla force has

id timers, moat of them ropitbli-can- iafter going 4own

th, presidential democratic ttttld- -aM of 111, came trooping bach toPlaces in tic house eager for a partIn the absorblhg business of the nextft'W months,

( ado doe on Deck."Uncle Joe" Cannon sat on a bench

in the front row and laughed whiletill' Ionise gol Into its little row overWit rule;, and hot references to 'Tan-- 'tOBiam" were hurloii haik and forthflflai the dividing aisle.lain though Io1h) whs only a field

day, one for making new acquaint-unci'- s

and renewing old ones, Ihecon-leMslon-

air was charged with the

purpoaactive I

nil Manager,;Albuquerque,

Representatives,Piled in Clerk's

andDesk,

nia; May Run i

Island,

Cedros hers and a sufficient mable it to do the workdo, Those who Join the

?rcliii 'lub

. ocoie so,., i us rei iri'llli'lll if, luici- -

Ate m i rn cinseiy followed hv the Turk.who apparently are attempting to put

'flank the llritlsh from the went. As, the position IV a strong one and re- -

lub torn

GERMAN MONEYWOMEN RENEW'V MCtNINU JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASkD WIHIi

San Ijiego, Dec, (.Unlessreach, tonight the Up at North- -

ie Whitu HOUSrultful of all.wuii PWaUlreii,'a Interview Wit I

ntervfcd proaidontfreighter Mlnnoaoto, still dintingHflousness of the business of the em

Infol' emeiils ale aiilvutg. It is believ-ed the plaVM ill he held

A llrllish submarine laid week cur-

ried out another during raid In thoSea of Marmora, where it damagedtin- lantld railway by wheiiing undsank the Turkish destroyer tai llls- -

sar, a Turkish supply ship sad lourBalling vessels.

IB1 MOANINO JOUAMAL ACIAt LIAtlO W AtWashington, D.c. When lata to

night th, laal bill and resolutionin the hOUH today was filed

by the journal staff, t h,- totalwas found to eRceod 2,900, includingabout i.a"ii private pension bills ahdaf the documents had poured 111, lltl-- 1

til Kiev uverflowed the bill basket and

Months ahead; the business of legis hepleasly off the Lower caitiorntacoast, the big vessel will be endan- -

iail!C o- ,t iiuii,,,, peace III1,1 :.n ,... ...n , - tered hv tVdrim island, according to

ALLEGED TO BE

AT BOTTOM OF

dt rnooatratlon w inch Included thepresentation of petitions to oongraes-in- .

n, speech-makin- g og the su ps ,,fthe capltol, the Introduction of theSusan It. Anthony suffrage ameiul- -

incut In the house and a parade, upf penna) ivania avenue,

will, w il .111,1 isioionow-'- " Jfd viith almost endless possibilities. opinions expressed by .shipping men,

the stream of bills and rcsolu-- i following the receipt late today of ru-- 1

thai poured Into the hopper were I d'o messages from the steamer.n"l only plans for military prepared-- ' At the request of United Stales na- -'

m, bin others proposing Invest iga- - j vol authorities here Captain Car irkllu!i,,ru, i, r , radioed that the position ol Hi. Mln-- I

THEIR DEMAND

FOR THE RIGHT

TO CAST VOTE

I I Kits PI I Kl llltll IS1ITHAN8PORT N TIORIH

peered theThele Wei

.hills, settingM'llSl lew H

lerk'a deskmany national defense

forth mainly thfl per- -

of representatives. .d-ter- .

their introductionmile' ',,"i,,vn o, iiteo . ' ,

PWons who champion national do- - ncsota early tonight was .'"nw. Notice was elver, fhat In the ' SOUtll of PolOt LoMgCgl. ROUBLEILABOR

Dee I) 1 1 in l.oll- -

Capturg ot anotherthe Tigris by (ha

up the llritlshis reported

ial statement issued

mnttstrsWill coiawn It notary am

j Reprechuaetti

md laqua,Friday, are

ittte demandj would be mad. for Tni '" Dauntleaaa show, m. ,.f w. uii..u which toil Sun francisc treat from b,

' b) a Turkish uffliMasaa- -of tile

the iii gaiilsatlon ofnaval committees

lontative Oardner, otproposed investlgatli

lKiie, Labor's pea, e

onal s, curlt league

lected to reach the Minnesota iatJ accomplished against Great Brit-- 1on's InterfaMtwai, will, a mlMa I tOhlght.enaaiere. t ,

'ti. i... f,.i.n.. The lintua and the DaUlttleM

"t!,' j Suffrage Army Descends on mal Friend

heel Cashof II,,. v i....

' .,..,:... capable of tow ink' the heavily lad

tudaiThe statement a"( hi l lecember

the enemy was ,

Kut-K- I Amai a inbefoi ehand,

Defi use society

The oelebratod suffrage petition,18,009 feet long and bug ring 600,098names of voters in tho v.est. i n e

stales, which was broughtacross the continent in an automobilelo Mrs. Sarah Laid Field of Oregonand Miss Fiami s .lolliffe of Califor-nia, Was lost between here and Wi-lmington, Del., by the express companyWhich had been entrusted with thelast few mllel of ils long Journey Ihewomen hud another petition withthem, however, and although less pre-

tentious, was presented to Representati.e Monde!), republican, of Wyom-ing, on the steps of the capltol.

introduces lajiiiakiii'i'i

troutlie. II

rtlftedmi- -

ami 'iii' i a ii

sent, it ll ,

ranz Rintelen

of Kaiser,for PromultSociotv,

freighter at four knots an hourdor ordinary weather conditions

mi, enlratinga position ft

wion to the conflict across thiWobablj win be hrouvhl t , , th, Itandall, of Callfoiseas

edge poaceWashington and Llamorsfor Constitutional Amend-

ment at This Session,hit, it; ss. itttru

make lb,and tintovu n

in uongt.signed la, J

I if the tugs lake the Minnesota In

they would not reach San Diego' til Friday.

""ministration leaders Decern be,1 w.iliin

"t in

proachare not

preserve a two hours march mminlful andthe

itional outlawertlslng from

of their tasksunited theimertea

Will Perrool Organlntloo.After th, presidenl has deliver

pressinghe west and m,i b

w en Kut'KI-Ant- ai

captured an .

with ainmiinitlou

FEDERAL ATTORNEY'S

STARTLING STATEMENT

only pridueed allqoor ituarrlnimulls

Se a

Wei e

world i

commlsaHill, of i

free sugitariff la

in pnsubmit!

The Minnesota was en route from j

Seattle to the I'niled Kingdom "it h

tona of general ... " INTERVIEW GRANTED.t mo,.' that, ts,tod,(o. LEADERS BY PRESIDENTSIMKIA lUIIIKItS Ml

OUT l COMMHWIOM1 .nnfiHttiirn rviiroccorl Thnf'

nellul

Kaiehladen

nem.v vi

and Vesdpre,

Mr,A ti

W hen I he house ass, nill.'Mondial! Introduced the Susan B

i tariffii i ii t ive

iesl tin

i ih M

billnneel i

and Hi

ill. one tpnsotiei

ItilU I itthony amendrni .,

Laker of UalifornliBepraaental Ive

democrat, In- - en i l l I I I Dl. Iss 1.1 N Dlt I'lieluiealS v Linuuuui, t.ti.iFrancisco lie.Sau ILU.vMM DIroilin ll

LJTHE WEATHERWl VI IIKK l OKIX AST.

Denver, Dec. c. New m"Hesday umi Wednesday, fairmuch chagge in temperature.

Winirvice Man8 Leaviiuthilent Pass- -

the water of the Mill line m- -put in ArrestedCountry c

Latest Pilgrimage to Na-

tional Capital Will Be Pro- -SlHl,

ed a

Idi ntical meaaurs andI, the new SOClallll eonn New York presented

Dr. Anna Howardnt of the National Atn-i- i

Suffrage association,

neaota's boilers may have caused tntbreakdown of the big freighter, now

Ion her way to this Port, according to

Meyer Londegreasman instill anotherShaw, prestderloan Worn

ii 1. 39 p. in.) Te- b-

om Athens lha rorrespon- -

llav.is News nlOBd say.',h is continue betweep uf- -

ie Creek government and

risondue of bills Ii

till Pan.,LOCAL WEATHER REPOBT. W Winformation received byV twenty. foi,,- boors ending at j marine superintendent of thfl ureall. m. yesterday. ntentfl nines.ICS of the

xaib i ) a ith a party ofobi's and Watched the

The introduction ol

at in thesuffrage b

procei ding)three iibnl

being maintatn--li degrees: range. :7

amum temperatunwimum temperatars, I

e.cl,bins thailo indicate"mp'Tutuie at B p. m. yesterday, 4

mt MOANINO JUUANAL AAACIAL LB A HO W,AtWashington, Dec. suf-fra- g

lata brought their demand for Iconstitutional amendment to congressQgaifl today and renewed their re, pi. st

Northern Rteamahlp companyAll of the sixteen boilers Were put

nut of coum lesion by leaky tubes kl

various thu s since Ihe Minnesota leftSeattle, November M for London witha CargO of 10,004 tons of foodstuffs.iFive hundred extra tubes were carried

"'"in wimp MI,. .a.o,,ie

I. i h ed thaiadjust -

I reaolut ionlast folly bemiiitan qucetlom ,v HIfor support to President Wilsoi - Ii said.The Day in Congress

urganlaattonolltll I'eac,Franz Bin-lls- h

prison

d anyoduced,

Vlncesknowncouncil,telen, ii

thrpugh

; any f th- t,IMbut the supply h

xhauated.

for replaclnthe boilers,practically

ij ., modus vlvondlin- kins todsj (Ihrtdaj rtcelved

aler Kkoul - and then eugafactored dyi

'andInn

i te of

itiealPM VI I Ante

,,,i u,fl ul noon .nul thirls. th,i .a' ni Lamar to stir upfto toiies anaaated In inanurlkes

rarely bav

parties '

I 'a rud.

foi which inoned the PTenub minister both con- -

i.i, ,i upon ifere nee lasting a long time,"A communication gkran out by ek

sovernmeni lonlght states that

drees tomorrow as the) asked, he' promised I. nf.r with congressheaders over tic amendment and fromthai assurance the women dentedouc h encouragement. Heretofore

tors were sworn in.lecoaveiuhj and adjournein- until noon Tuesday.

Ifaeiuring munitionsMr. Marshall's stub moni followed

I ' M ii iltama t euu,

din thepre

I that Was abOUl all I"congress foi one day,

lurched on the Whiteim.-'- . i .unin avenue a Ith

Mils 1 bakaaera Bedaros Dividend.N.-- York, Dec. . A Ills-- ' 'ha hTlet '

Han ofaetiiriag company, whichB little over a year I1RO, today declar- -

epierged from ta finantial difficultiesed a quarterly divtdand al i M per

leeni on the preferred stock and anj equal dividend on the same issue lorannum of hack payment. AlllS- -

s isf ledbe expectedthe womegHouse. Up

contahMd M thei hens do nol w preeeal the

he ovei nmelit."HOI si

announcement thai C n Can ode,printer or the council ami William VKramer of the International Brother-hood of i;ia, kamlth and an official ofthe council, hud been .subpoena, il to

arrauaaThe former

i lei n, i ndes.formal vuiai snguard of

al rLsjSa

"e ruiul ..I

eral, Kosartiig about vim

leading lha

ihe president cbnaUttantly has heldthat suffiHUe was a slate issue

what affect, iv any, the recent de-

feat Of BUffragA III Ihe elel tiOM illthe eiisiein slalOy umi nave had onhis attitude waa not disclosed, butthe eronteaj wars onfldent their latest

vil III,, V) (.III I hS It)IlKtCH Vi.KU-Mi:- T

la si Inhangeje ("arraniu force

troops, is(jell. I,,lliiorlhwa rd

ilia few ,.

some barest bands gdd a (He and drumcorps they paraded between lines ofpolice who were under special In- -

Koutiuurd ,,u l'g Tag..

Herrciufrom Sant ir

I omo lo thistlfy before I

vestlgatlog

city from Chlcagu to MM

he grand Jury in an In-- f

ibe oigMiiization.'"Jon; at , A Chalmers common and preferred hate

be.U .lllioilg ihe active Hal sh.irt'S. III a. in aLoudon.day, riss, Chihuuhujed;

1

ALBUOUfROUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1915.

'QN HtNDENBURE POPE BENEDICT SALAZAR TRIAL

Individual ServiceBLAMES ENGLAND. AGAIN STRONGLY FOR PERJURY IS

SERB IA AND THE CONDEMNS WAR ON IN SANTA FE

ITALIANS MOST Addressing Consistory Pontiff Noted Mexican General Faces

Jiry in United States Court;

MirrorTHIS 1NSTITITION HANDLES

THE ACC'U'NTS OF ITS PATRONSNOT MERELY IN ACOOItOANCEWITH SENSUAL CUSTOMS IILT IM

THE MANN" Kit THAT CONsr.ItYKSTHE BEST INTERESTS OF EACHDEPOSITOR, WHETHER HIS

IS LARGE OR SMALLDEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK

ARE. INYITEP AND 4 PER CENTINTEREST IS PAID ON TIME CER-

TIFICATES OF OEPOS1T.Kindsdf " ofallour popuiai pi

Kilt, mahogany. or golden oak.

FOR THE

Whitr enamel frame, if I4.'4White enamel liainr. ult I x 4

MEDICINE

w

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CAPITAL AND SCItPI.l'S HALF A MILLION DOLLARS

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WE (i I V E UKEKN T II A It I N J K T A Ml

History of Revolution Is!

Gone Over,

IMCU DISPATCH TO MO.NiNG JOU.NA.

Santa Fe l' c. H. The trial of OSB

Jose Ynex Salazar. charged with pertore, was begun in the federal courtthis morning. Judge Pollock presiding j

in the absence of Jnilg. William H.

I'.'pc A good part of the court ses-- 1

sum was taken up in the selection of

the jur, and the introduction of evi- -

iici.ee was not begun until well intojt i" afternoon.

B, v.. Caddie, aa ki Paso newspaperman wna the first witness. He toldif baelag been la Ojinaga from ne-- j

ct'niber i'T. lsl.t. until January It.!1914. and testified to having seen OOO.

Sal. nar in OJItMUga on January 4 andfi. 1114. He was followed on the standiby the Official stenographer of thefederal court, who identified his noteslof the testimony ..r Ralasar on theiriai for violating the neutrality lavsi. f the Halted States. Which is the ba-

sis of the present perjury trial.In all seven witnesses were ex-

amined during the afternoon sessionof th,- court, most of ihe evidenceturning upon Ihe iiuestion of the timewhen Salaar left njinaga. Eighteenwitnesses haw been brought t" SantaI'e for the government, among thema number of prominent Mexican offi- -

ers. It w ill probably take all day to-- j

morrow to conclude tbe case fay theyoVefnStent, and the chances are that!the trial will consume the great r partof this week.

District Attorney Summers llurk-har- t

is conducting the prosecution nf

the case. Salazar Is represented byitttomeya k. w. Dobson and H. C I

Miller, of Albuqueruus,

GERMAN MONEY IS AT

BOTTOM OF LABOR

TROUBLE. IS CHARGE

nit-- ' "i Kmro Pr fin. I

New York to tell what they kpow Of

hoW moBSy was spent to further MlS

plots. A doxett other w itnesses, hesaid, who know much concerning thesource Of funds used are availableh, ri and may be Bttbpoenaod. i1

Congressman frank Buchanan, ofnIllinois, who resigned as held ,.f L-- jl

bot'a fence I 'ouncll last July, was .ploted in a dispatch fr.un Washington to-- 1

i. ay as saying that the council did DOt j

ineiiac, the munitions business whenhe was president of the organisation I

and he doubted, he said, if it had done!in lines.

he is of L P. Straube, antP' lied member of the sti rcotypers'

cipal Sinners and Must bePunished Before War ls

Ended.

SEES NO PROSPECT

OF PEACE VERY SOON

jtiy. ; Not Had

Enough lat TeutonsMust P

Still.

a, pc, ti (via LonduiTil.' NOSe Kreie l'r HI pub-rrma- n

n ml' tview with III. i

arshal Vim tilndenburg at hisdcsi r .. . I as -'

most Importantpoints "ti the It uaaia n --Derma n front.'

Thf n.-ii- i mart Ml bi'gsa. replied tov remark concerning hie popularityand his eventual tritiiniihni ntrj intoit. tiii. bj laying laughingly:

aw already frightened about Itif i . .mill bate, my way, I would mlenter Berlin at all but would wrcar

Civilian 'hulling and leave the trainit Kdttbua i in pot like to ie fetedCineinnatpa, who returned to thep ugh i i a eSWUful fmure. How-

ever, mj entry into Berlin win notrome so QUlCKly,

( titkite I rrn. I. Drnsand.preaent out make

CO, Tin weakenedugh V,

further."Kiel, M ,1 lh .1 von Hindi ti

ici.eil the l'i em h demand!lurly that rehitlng to Alwice-I.oirain- e

"If they wiint It," In "theyhould "toe anil get It. "

Th. Bflttahi" he continued, "aii-pea- r

alao to havi deolded to continueHi,- war. It is true that n ports comerpMii India that ought tn dampen tinltiiii-- h lust f.n war somewhat, but

wall ami see w hither theaicorreborati Ht it

nr Ai blltea let not

'

renuii'k- -

at ions do j

Ii rcrlftctng '

themsehes for ('.real Hfitain it inot 00k like peace and So O

antlOl sheathe her SWOfd."

Tin fa id marshal dst lareevsri Oerehan would rejoice if

ere pill to the ti rrlbtc bloodbut that Qsrmony must carrywar which was forced on her

Questioned concerning the militarySituation, the field marshal said:

n. who is said to have been active and the arsenal was carried on under'yiDg to organise a Chicago branch compulsion from the rebels, w ho

I'ea.e t'oumil, is engaging prised and ovcrpnwered the crew.!attention of Mr. Clabuagh. He is; Three men 00 the cruiser ware killed.

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DALLAS HA

LAND

THE CONVENTION

vor Texas Capital; OthersDivided Between St, Louis

and Chicago,

V DQRHIhU Ji.U.N.L tBMIAl LttKU WIMtl

IKtllDKl.ltl, I lee (i. Tile f.Kllt f"ltin democratic national oonvuiitlon or

Hit narrowed loaivhl t three cltleeII l.ouia, ChlCMHO anil I'.ilhlM With

the latter bavliuj bj t,n th. larffetiami most rnthuelaitic delelutlon onthe ground, Ban rranelaoo, heretofore n Rarded aa oonteatant (orconvention honon, teemed to have

met is tomorrow to decide the tnand place o( the convention whichtbe v olliniitieeinetl iil'.l'ee w ill tenolmale Prealdenl Wllaon. Thraome doubi lonishi aa to whether t

buetnesa of the eowwitted etiuldromiuded in a one d) aeaaloB a

her. hu a Boaplbtlity i hoi tt" b

lotlni '" " otiventlon city mbjnot p. urn until Wedneeday mornli

si.mil. rnera Kbvor IInUna,

'the aouthern eomWiltteemen

controtltng bodj nftn aboul wualljdivided between Chteaan and t.

nuikiiic a determined tlKhl and ! on-I- )

ai ' ond to DaUas In num. 1. alrtfength tnd energy. The Chicagodelegation la working mote iiuletl)

Then appeals 1" be 11 gclnl'l '

Ing aiming the detnocriils Hint Ihe, itublletui national com ention w til

- el tbe llii niher of this

lo Hie party in llll'i'but ihe Tenons mintwith the statement lh

OUid be a FpletUlid tillnnventlon in the v eiacv surrounded hj .,

MAIN 1 vTIViUVt

MTAI rROrV

lie,Stork, i

ihe (Hip!

a, toiilll

it Peace.

wo. Hi. iOUtk.l MMM '

Bases, . (!: IS a. m.) TheWH nt esSSfStorj at which new cardi-nal! hp t' SS nam.il and other im- -

portar dSt 10 c. lock thisding the world v

Tl nly difference today wasjtho absence of MM of 'he foreign!cardinals, ospeclalb those from the1'iiitoil States.

The cardinals from the belligerentcottntrbs were almoin all in th group!.f cardinal priests in th.tr order of

seniority. The English cardinal.Bourne, archbishop of Westminster,ami' (Irak; Cardinal da Cabrterss,

bishop of Montneller, Kranee, s. t,.l.ami I'artluiul Begin, archbishop ofQuebec, third Thej a re separated, j

nJ tnc Monk cardinal Berarini rrom i

'arirtul von Hurtmann, archblahop ofCologne,

roup,I'ii. ill till SUSHI and I iiuhind.

Cardinal Btflot, w ho la German"animal Uaaquet, who Hi

bora in London, the group ofanimal ilenrons

no rardtnal of t

. oun tries,POPS llenedl.t

strong. II. sSJ full of del Tmllla t

apt bally wh, n delivering his ill.Hon in which lo again comhorrors of war.

In his allocution thethe cardinals:

' Without doubt " are aware ofthe difficulties, w hu h up 0 ibe pres- -

i nt. have muled, ,i fr. king.the sacred i Mtsce,In en granted tod ijin goodly numbersthese dtfftculttea habi ails we fear, il I y longer delay theprocedure of the R .imm I 'una mighlseriously suffer, sine, during this yearand the one just passed DO! a few ure

Mbe vacancies which death has cuuscdin the sacred college,

(irciii ie-ii- v for Paaoe,"in this grave and historic moment

.before the assembly notwithstandingItbe ruin accumulating during the hint

sixteen months; notwithstanding thatthe ill sire for I urows dally Inmany hi arts as ict uumberlfamili, s Hi I lu llnotwithstanding that we haveevery means that might hastenor allay discord. iic i it hcl. ss tltal war still n..ws in fury byand sea an I threatens unfortunamenll witli extreme in In.

"The letter, which, on ihe anaery of Iks beginning of the wiadd ressei to the belligerent I

iilcrs, though it receltaring it by no m a ni

, x,lll(.(.,

lfJ 1. llf uim m P

1,,!. ,,f ,. to Inctmean v Im h canto the tremendoui lfl

"Prepare tor that pease which thewhole of humanity ardently wishesfor, that Is a peace that is Just andlasting- - not advantageous t" one aloneof the belliirerent parties.

"Thi Was which can surely lead tothis happy result ll that which hasalready been tried and found Bntlsfn.lory in similar circumstances and ofwhich mad. mention in our last

er. That is. an ov hunge of ideas,il dire, t or indirect, based upond will and .aim deliberation and

si t forth with clearness, dulv recognizing the aspirations of all, eliminat-ing the unjust ml Impossible andtaking nun aceount with equal maaaUIS what ls; just and possible.

"Naturally, as in all human contro-verale- s

whih must b,. settle,) throiiKlitin efforts of tho OOntending parties

I themselves, it is absolutsly necessar)'that concessions be made upon same

pointa by both panics, that some ofthe hopeit-f,,- r advanlai.es must be re- -

nothing,

TJLn EXPEDITIONS,RE REPORTED SAFE

1ST MOSNOM JOURNAL .riClAL IH.IO V,Sf '

New A rk, Ii,. ii Word leachedth. American Museum ,.f Natural His-to-

her, todav that both the I'tockerland expedition and a relief partv sentto Ils aid will spend th, winter ice-

bound in the Arctic Lett! is receivedfrom pooaM r, MacMlllan, leader oflb,- I'rocker land expedition by wayof Copenhagen, said that the men ofhis party wen m good health andwere preparing to spend the winter inthe Arctic regions to continue ex-

plorations in the spring.I r Kdratmd " Hoveya, who is lead-

ing Ihe rein f party on the steameriicorge i; Cleeu, reportsj his ahlpfroien In at Nor'h Star bjjy. 126 milesnorth of Ktah. th.- has,, ef th, Ma -

M.llau . V 'I,IS.

i '"" ' " j rm king and prim e of i" a, ., we can.OUT IS ll position Is cN.elb.lt iy U), , lsf , ,rUl ,.s

Rsl hilly In th si the German of ss mahy of ddr children; we cannotarmy has reached the most favorable ,iu( ,., inUally raise our hands instrategic position conceivable." supplication t" the Hod "1 Mercies, en

He asserted thai the Russlstt hu- - tmttoj ,,,, wjln ,. ,.,,.,man material was much ter ' han ,lmt , ((, ,, ,,,(,n hi His BOer to putih, first year of the war, that Russia j.,,, ,.,,,) ,,, lhls Kllll.lmiil,.v conflict.

Id mi the gapa with Ihe reservei ,., Wni ,, , i(ls1hnow mustered but could not form new I while we aseii with "il our re-arm lee. Th, la, k "f officers also " I sOUrCM to ,illclate the doleful CODSS- -u hlndraac quences, we feel obliged by our apoa- -

CHINESE REBELS

CRUSHED WITH

LITTLE EFFORT

uisei aliened ana Set on

Fire, Is Abandoned Fight

oncession Is of:'sequence.

T MO.NING JUU.NAL (PtCUL LEASCD WLC,Shangiui Dei Th it'n ik

bv small

tuthorltlthe si

iftbOardSd h' r from :l hWttlChi was ;

doin. by the rebels early today,she had been shelled und set onIt was repotted at fust that theoi the Chno-H- o had mutinied, but i;

developed today that the bombard- -

m tit by the cruiser of other warships!

ami five woundMlack isciial.

An attack from lam:.l midnight was i' Uils

some rifle tiring,The third outbreak occurr d

o'clock this morning A p nrtthirty or forty re beh attncl ed III"

ch' lib m ingl.ollll ki! d

dispersiAltlu

the fortmpottl as don, tin re.

II '' the tforenoon furthe ttote oo eaiiieii m nic winiiy oi meFrench concession. About tftiM

lo. K oUO men, for the most partCo, dies armed with bombs and Mans rrifles, attempted to setae the Chinesepolice station nt the west gate of thenative city, adjoining Ihe I'lcndi con- -

cession.Baltic witii French I'othv.

Their attack was repulsed and theyI attempted tO retreat Into UtS Frenchconcession, resisting attempts by theFrench police to disarm them, firingon the I'Tench and throwing bombs

lat tlo Kreiu h police station.The French replied to the fire, upon

which tho rebels took refuge inhouses in the Rue Kugeiie Hard, f'if-- j

Icon arrests by the Chinese andj

French police followed shortly. In-

termittentj

firing by tip. rebels waski pt up. The international volunteershave been , all out and posted atstrategic points th orders to searchfor weapons a

the settlementThis sfterno

rested a body tw.-nt- j five men atSi i aw i. near tho latlve city. The!men were armed ith bombs, rifleand hiii Uriels.

WOMEN RENEW THEIR

DEMAND FOR THERIGHT TO CAST VOTE

Tiintlnneil I'rnm VKr One.)

I atmctlOW to see that they were unmolested. The disorderly scenes ofj three years ago. when the suffrageparade was mobbed and the police

j stood powerless, were fresh in thonilnds of aohye ,,f tie men amithey pod with broad smiles; ofn coll. cln n of how they bud forcedongri ss o investigate that incident,

Today si me of the Women rodehorsebad but most of them walkedIn arlng ittrplf and ysttoW bannerswhipped iy a raw winter wind.

At the White House the 3u visiting lenders marched into the eastroom and the remainder of the in-o-

cession wan,,! outside during the in- -

i iview with tho president.No snffragi' in ddnv.

Miss Anne Martin of Nevada andMiss .b i! ill".- were spokesmen. ThepresMenl llstallStj attentively to theirrequest that he take up suffrage inhis address tomorrow' and told themIn found u Impossible urn nan his

"is t hi" I hope I shall alwayi banSfl open mind and I shall certainlytake the greatest pleasure In .'infer-ring in the most serious ws with mycolleagues bt the other end of 1Scity with regard to Shal is the righttiling to do at this time ConcernlBIthis great mutter. 1 am always re-

strained, as some of you will remem-

ber, by the consciousness that mustspeak for others as well as for nivselfs"and the

"'he

i many ..pportunitlea.1 arnal want da

Resinol

a friend totender skins

Any soap will clean your skina bar of laundry soap will do if youdo not care what becomes of yourcomplexion. But you know thatlaundry feoap Contain! harsh, dryingalkali that would ruin your skin andhair, so you never think of usinj it(or your toilet.

Many toilet Soaps contain thissame injurious alkali. Resinol Soapcontains absolutely no free alkali,ami to it are added the Retinol med-

ication. This gives it soothine;, heal-ing properties which clear the com-plexion, comfort tender skins andkeep the hair rich and lustrous,

S"ld by all dructiiK For umplr tree, writ!to Pert. U P, Resinol, Baltimore, VH.

This Frees Your Skin

From Hair or Fuzz

i Toilet Tips i

The lie tho,) here suggested for tajjremoval of superfluous hair is quickund certain and unless the growth W

extremely stubborn, a single applica-

tion does the work. Make a stiff pamWith some powdered oelatone and w-

aters apply this to th- - hairy surfacuana after about J minutes rub .i

wash the skin and the hairs are gene.

To avoid disappoint most, be sure your

druggist sells you delutonc

TURN Hi DARK

WITH IE Ttt

Mixed with Sulphur

Darkens So Naturally

Nobody Can Tell.

The old-tim- e niisture of Sage leaand Sulphur for ilurkeinng gra'streak,,! and faded hair is graii'l- -

Imother s treatment, and folks arc again

tisint- - it to kcip their hair a s"v"ueven ci lor, which is "fiuite sensible,

iir.: Ilvyig in an ago when a yoUUJ--

ful appcarancs ia of tb. greatestv antaga.

Nowadays, though, we don't bsvthe troublesome task of gathering tnsage and the mussv mixing at hotnAll drug st ires sell the ready-to-us- s

product called "Wyi Ih's Sage and BOP

phur Compound" for about 50 centsa bottle. It is very popular becauserobody can discover It has be aP'plied. Simply molst'n your comb or

a soft brush with it and draw tinthrough your hair, taking one sina"strand at a time: by mor-.in- g the gra

hair disapears. hut what delights t"'ladies with Wveth's Pag" and Sibplnuis th il, besides beautlfiil'y darkeningthe bslr after a few application--

,

also produces that soft lustre and ap-

pearance of abundances' which is 8 ytractive; besides, pre.

GALLUP LUMP

GALLUP STOVE

SUGARITE LUMP

O MERA LUMP

ALL KINDS WOOD

AZTEC FUEL CO.PHONE 251

dispatch friuii Atbepondent says

"it i unouncicommunication vA

matlsls n wi.n .. lhiirei.e will oopialn b ses In an un-i-

dcrstandmg with Hi. k govern-th- e

inent. It will propose dispatch ofentente .mil (gfeek 11 Hilary commls-- i

non to lakinlkt to fi mill. H. cleurljthe rssfg m demai ils ami discussthe I urn lb Mile of the eltuat i"'1 "ii ih.spot. H 1" Ht.it. ii i ti.. i thi U reek oi m- -

iuiHiion win Include Colonel i ranimilitary attache t Constant lnopl

MARYLAND PACIFIST:

(T HOHNIN. iOU.NAL iM ll 'III' l

Baltimore, tc, 6 i notationMM adopted at a meeting here t ... I ii

of repreaentati k from the MinMiinlPeace party, the Womeu'i Peaci parly uud the, Amern an l iku. ti Innarmament, npreaalni the bellel th"the pripf Bl i an i n ne time foithe government t.. maRutaCtUrc 11m

own KuiltloM in I ha tovei nmi atowned factorle. "

Th reaolulioii aU" aUUee "thai P't

view with painful H ie ktwde Iho oiKanlte.t ami deapi lal. . Ilials I"lawptda tin- nation at thli Unn with

wild and MttNMMCMt expeadltureifor ahlpa and (tine. AOd pine uponreoord out aarnaat objection i" llvenmioiitiiiK of out nation lutl bow t"a pnll. (tl pi . pal .In. -

for Hhiiii Buropi la pnyini an ap j

jiallmK pi Ice '

BIG ORDER FOR NICKEL

DIS Ri if

MoSNINO 19URH.I . ri '. LIASKS WISI

. 1'hilndelphtu. Dev. Ki. ie

Kovernmeni, it was learned today, n

aslted the lilted Stales govefamiIf tt , an manufacture for it catWei k aboa) two million nickel dinabout the sie of a t u M t '

While officials at h, mint b. lie'the Preach, government wants tlblocks for money, Ihe denomtnatloito I" slum1" ,1 al " d "11 t lie 111, I,

has been lOBOtted that Hie ills, mbe tit tllsvti in Die maOUfui lure of nn

A. M superintendatlnt, "the governmthe w, rk the ategol

ail. provlilury L;

n titra

YES-- IT IS POSSIBLE

TO STOP RHEUMATISM

Rheumaiin i a tormenting andstubborn maladj . n i myields to (reatmcnl which is withotil

vail in othet et,The darling ji.iins. l.mn imi il.

many tlKHisami b

the bltxal rni ii

EmuNion that yotl sho d

faithful trial. Scott'i I'mapKJwerfulbhxK) ragrila b) im i

the red corpuscle and it Iron

the ori:aii to carry off tie

It batectiv

Itio-iai- i iissertlonH tn.u un ii

ii July and Allans'

still DcmoraUml." Thi re arc no signs Iha

nmi filiation of the Russianll r d lb. It Ii U been ovcrc

Hi ild In did not expect anotheroffensive, but "as ready for

c ll.lt 111 e of the Warfare hadie war one Of ammunition. Theni of warfare all over Europedanger for Napoleon and the

lie In

pi , oii railroad fa. .1

s.iv ingshould spei

w about tinrent Hut

Serbia

tflON LAW

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ll d New York ass home hereno news of h

FEDERAL At i moki i n sON IH it k or Li: m its

Washington, Dec. 6. I tment ofjustb e nffii mis an grea iterestedIn the investigations by its agents ofactivities of Labor's National Peacecouncil. This organisation, whichfirst came into prominence severalmonths ai;,. with a long protest to thefederal reserve board against thel.-.-

n (in l.. in.. o.a,i, .1.1llCS, has been undei' IhC department'seye fur some lime ami officials arcparticularly c ncerned in the iiuestion

. . .lof w here it gils work. I

l oi nii r Ki presentatlv. Fowler, ofIllinois, figured in the protest to thefederal reserve board and others Con-

nected

i

With the council at that timewere Representative Uuchsnsn, of Il-

linois. David Lamar, Henry It. Mar-

tin and Herman Schulteis Martin, j

Scbulteis and l.aniar w,re well knownhere a few vears ago as members of j

lh, anti-trus- t league.ll was understood today lhat all

jIhSSC nun with tile exception of

have boon or will be sub- -I poetised lieforS a federtvl grand Juryin New York.

I I ' I II M (ill M H MPHOUE8 i o- - I'll : t ti s

Sim Krsnclsco Iioc. ti. Th federalgrand Jury resumed today its Invostl-- 'gallon of allcg'-- Herman omispirueio..lo cripl le the shipping of nuinltlons of

war to the enemies of Co rmany andIn connection with which federal aUIhoiities hoc have caused the arrestof Baron Oeorfe Wllhelen vonBrincken, identified with the Oermanconsulate lure, gitd ' C. Ctwsfey, adeteeilve in the consulate s i uiplovThe grand jury heard th,' testimony

j,,f LoiUS Ib'.vd. U. L llai l is, pilot andsinker of the fire boat Snouualmii atBeattln and Samuel .Murphy, a minernf Hngham. rtnh.

U hal their teOttmonj revealprl washeld in Mr it secrecy but Ws said tohave bo n MUsfncttf) to the gov -

ernni' nt.i was rearrested late today

on a cliarL Rlemptlng to destroyoinmeri Ihe allies and was re- -

leased oil Ulal ball bondts.ioe,

The graispe, ill s'

otoi i nee Mu Meat.Orleans. Dec. 6 111, hard l am

aged XT. a thirty third degreMason, veteran of the Mexican andcivil wars and widely known in Ma- -

SOnb Circles, died it his home hen- -

ti lb i A live ,,f Ireland

To Cure n t ..1,1 In One Day.Take LAXATIVK UKOMO QtHMINBTubltts Druggist refund money If Itfails to cure. E. v.. GTtnvK s slens- -lUfC is fui each bi x. lic

' n r,in,,ri n nv OAIIDTlb UrHtl V D T UUUn I With good grace sonic concessions

even at the cost of sonic sacrifice so

HI asim JSMSMM. tret-i- ussass OtaSJ U DO! to aaemnt before Hod and manWashuigioii. Dei i; --Thi supreme ih enormous ressronsibRM) for lbs

(odav affirmed 'he decision of continuation of this shedding of bloodthe California court interpreting ihe I of which hlstorj rscordi no counts.

,i exputrlalion law or tin lis i pint and which. If prolonged furtherconstitutional!) applicable to women might mean for Europe Ihe beginningw ho continue to live in the t'ntted of dc adcii e from the .b gr. .. of pms-tat-

alter iiiariylng foreigners as pcrous civ ili.ition to vv Inch '.he Chrla- -

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il live abroad,im ,s, wi broughi bv Mi.-- Bthalickenste, h., w.,s denied registrySan I raW o election otfictals he- - j

use shi murried . subject of Groat!

XOMOTIVE ENGINEEP R Rir,

i,e a bacbelOl at the time of hisgeatk but Adolph Uorden producedevidence that his mother was the le-- I

ul the dead mall.

Who sustained In ptllt lt ...i.l numil w.c.i !. ..Mipied the e. in Si 1,, ins. Mo. Dec - Adolph L

e Thompson ItlVestl-jOorde- a locomotive engineer of ne'-

e the legislature icatur, in todaj was declared by the.. -- ion was IJUtl ouit to l the legitimate son

,.i lb. oubli, service Jul Randall Uorden who left an estateowned slock ,. Slot tlts.MI. The decision gives Oor- -

.i th, supervision "t des IM.OOl of the estate, the reraaln-nthi- i

eharaea al-ld- er going to t hers of Randall

oi I

mm ing UcCwII, rsss hitman

Itcliini scalp and fa

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1915. THREE

WAR CONDITIONS EL PASO FftVQR sBERLIN REQUESTS NEW HAVEN ROADI ,

OUICKLY MET B

it- consumption ei r is enormoiuvIt is true that UH steel , ell. panichave profited through export orders,but it is am fair to assume that theactivity of the steel trade us a wholehas resulted from Kuropean demands..Neither is it fair to assume that theindustry would not have prosperedhad there been no war. in fact, itis possible that the total final namto the American steel industnthrough the w.ir will not -- re.uK

what would have been the nor

MOT TO BE MET BY

UNITED STATES

KEEPING STATE NEARLY RUINED

BUILDING OPEN BI GOVERNMENTUNITED STATES

ater Users and Chamber of

Commerce Go on Recoidfor Maintaining Exhibit at

t'llen Testifies That Com-- jpany Was Prosperous Un-

til Fedeial Prosecutions;

Strain Brought About by Un-

paralleled Demand BorneWell by Financial and In-

dustrial Interests of Country

Washington Has No Explana-

tions to Offer for Asking

That Boy-E- d and von Papen

Leave Country. rt Yo'llEvery one of them just to the Queen's taste-li- ght

and tender and such a fine, full flavor.No home cook could blend the ingredients with such scien-

tific exactness. Aud, most important of all, the milk is alreadymixed in.

PSCIM, 11113 mi

I Th. federalaarcut oistc4 ro mohni NO ;ouRnti a, womimti joumnin Paso, Tcv. He I, --At a maetiai fork, in

"f the 11 l'a-.- o W'alel 1'se's' asso. la t u 1. n ,,ftion and the i'I '.no ec of i ommei ce 1, ... ii.,.-.,,-

with Governor MclJunald and Sec re 1

mUUT Heed, at th C'hamtxT "i Com- - u ai ileal

on Aunt jemima's Pancake Flour today.Know how to serve cakes that are unfailinglydelicious.

"Made in a minute - the milk's mixed in it"

metres this mortilng. it naa decided "'at railroad, In the opinionthat the chamber ami water users of Charles s. Meilen, as rxpreaaed anwould do then pan i"ard malntala- - rrneaieiantlgglina todnj at ihe Irtal ofinn i ne .m w Mexico en mum i eleven fonnei director of ih'Secretar.1 i:.. ,i a .1 tin a lahed road

NO QUININE IN

.;,mni iroin r. f.iso at, I th upper

I agreed to give ti.eoo, the chamber ,.iI Commerce, ti.min ami the ElephantButts vv.it'i ITsars1 asapctation srlll atasked to give anOthSl J

The meeting, was attended Gov.lernor McDonald and ftecretarj Reed,Pells Marline-- , and .1 .1 l sttd

IS. T White for the i, it,., uamea a nit

Notes of InterettFrom State Museum

(tlAL COlllONhCNCI TO MOHNIN IOUttl.AU

Washington. Nov The fattedSuites has shown its ability to meetthe strain of n n pa t.i lit lag 1 rn.i .1

nused If tin' w.ir It has demon-strated that it is alilo, if need be, tolive sufficient unto itself The I'nit-e- d

States produce fiO per eent .if iheworld's yearly out put uf petroleum.

per cent of its . opier, 40 per eentof its coal and iron and 34 per eentof itK lead and line. The develop-"inen- t

of some of It, ureat industries,;like that of the manufacture of F'ort- -hind eement has heeu as rapid as it

lias been brilliant.l"i v persons a year .mo iieeted

to see the lountry K" alxutt its busi-

ness in the way it has done, rising tomeet eaeh new obstale to its pm-Htes-

and prospering by virtue of Ulstrength and eiierKy. Neither didmany know dllHHI the first fewmonths of the war. when the countrywas feeling keenly the interruption offoreign trade, how sneccssf u y Workmen, scientists ami men of affairseould supply from American raw ma-

teria la the product that had baenIxiught abroad.

ttne of the most momentous resultsof the war is thai it has made the;D4 ople o( the United States look atthlaga differently, it lias compelledthem to make in this country articles!

I'ri Idem

iar IMMBM KiuHH safe., IMlin wadWfaaMagtaa, ive. I. Oeimaaj no-

tified the failed states indaj that etudesired io know upon what moundthe state department asks the

of Captain II. Kd the navalattache of the ftertnan rghassy here,and of captain van Papen, the mili-tary attache Se retiiry Lansing re-

ceived the request from two sources-- from Count von iteiiistorff. the an

hassador sad from ihe lierlin toreignoffi, e through Mntamaadni tiersrd.

The United State Will replypromptl'. Mr i .,!.. alil sal dis-cuss the facts, not will he uive ihesources of information concerning theactivities of the attaches In connectionwith naval ami military matters iowhich the state department objected.

Without reference to the reaSOASwhich prompted the department laask the withdrawal of the attaches, itis stated the United Stall's will standupon the established understand insamong nations thai an intimation thata diplomatic officer has made himselfdiaaffreaahlc is sufficient to cause hisremoval, it as broadly Intimatedin Germany'! request for Informationthat if the 1'nlted Stall's Lnscd its ac-

tion upon anything else than Ihe de-

velopments of the Hamburg-America- n

line conspiracy trial in New Vork orthe ease at James v i Archibald, iheAmerican wnr correspondent, ahosecretly carried papers for Captainvon Papen as well as In Dutnba, the

.i ily. ltd to cihi It atlol ne

krrsham, amLimit the In

naslon of thi

THIS COLD CU EIIHCUl OHMtCN TO yuHNlNfl JOuaNALl

Ml

Jai ob w eitmei U and Mm SamuelBWodl ! t'hamlta, Dr, snd Mrs.i' i n:, ii h, Roberta and M amiMrs. p, c. Snyder today became char- -

deal, theK. B, Orndoi tf ami gecretarlci m. a.1'iaser and o. s. ctemeati for theChamber of Commercei

CABINET

OMPTI Y Colds and Grippe

a Fpw Hours,

ni. I

'V MOaNING JUU.1NAI. S Pin L LI'SKO MiaiMadrid I la London. I Ic fj,

p. in.- )- The rabtnsi of KdiuirdoData resigned today, owing toleaders of the opposition servinglice of ii proposed Hi to

istpu tor iiiifOUhl ol the

mal increment pi peace.Statistics show that after several

years of depression, the steel indus-try of this country began to improvein June. 1914, and that the outbreakOf the war and the resulting wide-

spread unsettliiiL' of commercialconditions and the contraction ofcredits suddenly ihcoked this im-

provement. When. alter a fewmonths, people realized that the shockto credit and the interruption ofnormal trade were merely tempor-ary, if violent, the effects Of the out-

break of hostilities were minimized.It was realized that this country,

with its population of 100.000.000 per.sons, bad (h,- resources, the skill andtile strength to enable it to prosperin spite of the enormous destructionof life and property in the countriesat war Confidence returned and thesteel trade continued its interruptedimprovement.

on top of the purchases necessaryto fill delayed orders for domesticneeds has come n rush of orders forsteel products for export. At presentsome blast furnaces are idle, hut fully90 per cent of the g ca-

pacity of the country is busy, whereas,in December, 1914, only II per centwas busy.

War conditions favor the Industry.Ooke and iron ore are relatively cheap,the Bteel plants are working at nearlyfull capacity and there is an Increas-ing demand for finished steel prod-ucts. In fact, the capacity of steelworks is now so nearly reached thatthis country' Is not In a position totake much more export business.

Although the steel being purchasedby belligerent countries gives the mar-ket its present stregth, the proportionfor actual use is not large, and tipproportion being made into shells inthis country is only a small percent"anc of the total output. Indeed, it isdoubtful whether the exports of steel,including that in the form of trucks,canon, shells and fire arms, shippedto belligerent countries arc at the rateOf mor,. than 5,000,000 tons a year,whereas the steel production of theUnited States in 19U was .11.000,000

tons.Internal Demand Is lleaiy.

Railroads and manufacturers of ag-

ricultural implements are buying steelmore largely than a year ago, al-

though their demands are hardly up

to normal. From August, 1914, toMay, 111!, the total number of freightears ordered by railroads in this conn,try was 11,000, From May T, 19l".to June 1, 19 la. the railroads ordered.15,000 cars, and large orders are un-

derstood to have been received fromforeign countries

The production of agricultural im-

plements is increasing, in spite of thefact that the exports for the last fiscalyear were nearly one-thir- d less thanfor the previous fiscal year. The

industry will require, to meetHome demands for its Products, moresteel than ever before.

A consideration of these figuresshow thtt, however much Kuropeanorder! may attract attention, theDeeds Of this country require nearlyall the output. Already the largestproducer of steel in the world, theUnited Slates, also is th" largest con-

sumer. This fact assures Industrialstrength.

win be thstar ley, for i

ii an fellow n

l'chaeoou

nor-

canthe

Ink.- 1'ap. s fold t'ompound" ev-i'- 'i

two hours until you have (alienj three doses, then all wrippe m eygoes and i iur cold win as braksn, iipromptl) opeim your aloggsd-u- p mis- -

Itrllg in,! the air passniteN of ihehead, stops naatj discharge tfts

Irunnlng; relieve the MSadschc, dull-nes- a

feverishness, sore throat, snset- -Ing, orStiess and Hliffness.

eai l slay Htuffed-tt- pl Qull hlowlaBland tnuffllng, RASt your throliblqglie. 1. nothiiiv. else In the world Slvrasuch prompt relief aa "PSpe'l ('ol.l

Irompound," which costs only 2." centsint an) driie store. It acts WlOlOUliiHsistar.ee, tsateit nice, and eauaett no

I inconvenience, Accept no aubatiiute.

recalled ambassad Of A i

iht clierlin foreiun offi.

that had been bouglfind substitutes forway the war hastiolt, impressed iheefficiency, arousedforesight, and, -- i"Hhal must be donethe country irtduatr

The jieople of ll

i nine o see that, allhas no monopoly on

i i ewh re or tothetn. In this

tlmulated Investaead of nationalkill, energy andially, has shownin order to ha e

illy independent,e country navehough the nationany mineral fuel

illl'ornla

Hidleh

satmn was tor tin' nenefll of ihe seaRaven. sat aure thai Mr. SW acker'"probe would do what ii did do, prae-tical- h

iiiln the New York, New Ka

hilii anj. lose

nenor Dato a cabinet resigned JuneIt, last, OWing to the failure of aloan of I .',0,(1110, non uf which OUlJ

was SUhsOrthed, S norOnto considers the failure of the i anas equivalent to a vote of lack of con-

fidence. ,t the request of Kins -

prOf any important metal or mineral,the nations of Europe need American j

products far more than ihe UnitedMales needs theirs.

Iron and Steel.e of

s of

.ll, hits

Sensational advances in Hi

the securities of certainpanics and present aetivitieplants have been cited aslarge orders lor finishedducts for export to belligertries. This view Ignores,Dial although Ihe I'nilmakes about one-thir- d ofproduction of the world, n

ntth.1

withdrawal of the two officers TheQarfifan position Indicates, too, thatthe United sinies is expei lad ta (elsafe eonducl home for Us offlcprs, ifii wishes to he rid of them although it

is authoritatively slated thai liermanywill make no request for this iervlce.

Aa explained in Herman quartersthe embassy takes the view thai ii

and its attaches virtually have heenplaced before ihe bar of publii opin-ion by the state department's action,ami that consequently the requt i forInformation, though unusual, is prop-

er under the circumstances. On theoilier hand it is known that SecretaryLanslmf considers that fount vonBernstorff might have drawn an In-

ference as to what rendered the at-

taches objectionable from Ihe conver-

sation When the secretary informedhim that the officers no longer wereacceptablf to the United States andoffered to obtain safe mill nets forthem It Oermany to desired.

Mr Lansing made ins request forwithdrawal with the full approval of

President Wilson and 11 was madevirtually olain toda thai there wouldhe no discussion of Ihe fact whichled to the request H was pointed outthat while in certain cases m the past,governments had given reasom forasking the removal of toreign diplo-

matic officer, this had heen done only

factStates

is ami hellenild ii ll f il . cif 111.' I'll III

of Ihe Plltdo

Colo Mr and Mrs. P. It McAtee.Durango, Colo.; Haracis Caailllo,Lamy; f T. iflilatrom, A.tec; I. i

Kennwell, Little Rook, Ark.; .Men ni; Ltklns, tndlsnapoUa, ind.

Catarrh Cannot Be Curedalih LOCAL AlTLirATlOSS, n that cannot" n tht M .ii f tba Utaraae. Calarrtl la l liiuujor t .:, ,; illaeaar, aud lu unler to una ll.' ii ( Mas laiatsil ri'inrilli. tlalt'a t'tttnnhI'uia i takta Isttraalir, and acta illret-- l.v uponHie i.i .I mi, niioeui aurfaeea. iiall'a t'aurrliCura la nol i qstel medicine. It wnn ptrKHBSd In m r ilia Uaat iU.ralrUi)a In i ,,ia' "on t r t"i y.'tira ninl la a ragular prra. iiiiri.ii..II - 1'iiliamaril ..f lie heat ttMlIca known, collilirnail irtth rS beat blood rmrltlera. aclhiir sirectly on ihi- - aiirfaeri. Tbe ptrfieteuuiblualliHi of lb Iwn Insrailtanta la wbnt petsilueea RUi'b arunaarhll ratafia in curlni i UrTS,Hi'iitl for fn--

r. J CBIMS1 a i n prors., Tde.. ti.Hold t.a I irnaalala, price 75o.Int.- - II Ml I 4Uili Pllla fur coDatlt'atliiu.

fendli

to cnltentiary,le. ii Han J

In verve ll.iii the state pe

murder of Job0 Santa Ko yeshthe sheriff's offion W ill pel feet

the iteetlI domes- -

s had successful!iseuni,Man.Mill, i

d elicited from the stuoj in 'ninece ngatasl Ihe ds tW nj Berthone," lull I .edyard ihthropologjused Ills Influence .and "The Jawand iillorttey gen-Wlt- h five plstlgrand Jury Inquiry 'he smi

he charge of nio-ith- latest publ

charge upon whtahlrAMaeuiT) llbrainow lieliiK tried. The followln

iiemn servingSSi Week ll Jill

lie willimposed

Medler,

I .aughtrr v.d ieLaughter Is one of the most health-- 1

ful exertions! il is of (treat help to ill-- !

gestion, A still more effectual help Isp dose of Chamberlain's Tablata, ifyou should he troubled with lndlKeH- -

tion Kho them a trial. The) only costquarter, Obtainable everywhere,

oliel m.

mas nt ftnesentence,Kdwaidpresidedahsenee o

Silver i 'it

WjM

Willi tin

of Las !ru S. W

il of the ease in I

Colin. Kesblt, of t Mass.Alan

Hral ratata urotila ma- - purchaial. aaliarade ara anally anlvad tiy Journal n .i

i. la. Kfitd tfesait uaa tln-ni- . Do It f"il

nest and entirelyt Into emph.

J Lof the offended yv- -

ons were given by ihent in the aae of Dr.mba, the Austrn-ftu- n-

at the Initiallyeminent. Res

stale departmi 'oust. int in I)

KOADLETTERS OF LABORgarian ambkssaddemanded hut llvoluntary on I lit

HEIDERS Q N i uu;i.

i i QUI Cani HorSCI I'm Trench imiSanta Fc. Dec. (. Bight hundred

horses have heen i oiiiihi from Lincolncounty ranchers for the French armjCftESCHMIDTResist MosLor horse buyers

fOf cavalry mOU

are heavy emu

by a quartetOf them arethough a feiartillery servl

rrnniiiiiii illiTTT

TT1T11 II lIIl

New Ministers ordained,Santa Kc. Dae. t. --Bishop freder

lok C. Howden ynsterday at BI Pan.ordained Key. Cal l Henry Williams of

the Kpisoopal church at OaRUp, and,i lev. Joseph flooring of Tucumcarl,into the ministry .r the ProtestantBpiacopal church.

mms4Vf

GOOD-NIGH- T CORNS.GOOD-BO- Y "GETS-IT"- :

Ifew-Ft- aa Corn Remedy Tlial Never j

I 'ails. The Simple, CommonSense Way.

You poor corn-llmper- with corn-wrinkl-

and heart pains! Sit downlonight and put a few drops of "(lets-It,- "

the simplest corn remedy In the!world, on your corns. You can ap-ply it In Just a few seconds, w ithout

lv HoaNiNa inuaHAL aaiciAL tcAaco wiaaii.os Angeles, Dsts, . Oorrsspon-lenc- e

between officials of the Inter-

national Association of Bridge andStructural Iron Workers, precedingether letters said to connect the Pa-

cific coast dynamiting with those In

the enBt. were read tO ihe Jury todayit the trial of Matthew A. Schmidt,charged with murder as result ofthe Loh Angeles Times explosion fiveyears ago.

The letters read today wen allegedto have passed between J. J, .Me.N'a- -

mara of Indianapolis, then secretary-treasure- r

of the international associa-tion; frank M. Ryan, president of the.aine organisation; Eugene A, Clan- -

cev, of San Fraic is. 0, and J. B. Mun-sey- ,

of Salt Lake ritv They referredto iron structures being erected in saltLake Cty.

iii ohs letter purporting to havebeen written by Minis .v to McN'amaraIn June 1909, the information was im-

parted that the Llcwclhn Iron worksof Loh Angeles had obtained a con-

tract for work to be done in Salt LakeCity. In reply to this letter, stcNa-mar- a

Is alleged to has,, written thathe was sorry, an the Llewellyn Ironworks was "one Ot the worst snake'concerns in the country " It was anexplosion la th plant of this firm inDecember, 191", to which McN'amarapleaded guilty to being Implicated andfor which h" won sentenced to fifteenyears in San Quentln penitentiary.

NOW IS THE TIMETo Buy a Lot and to Thinkof BUILDING A HOME.Take Your Pick of

25 CHOICE LOTSSituated in the Fourth Ward

Pay $10 DownAND

$10 a MonthThe Plat Shows the Location of the Lots Offered on the

Easy Payment Plan. Those in heavy black are for sale.

Prices From $225 to $275These lots arc in one of the most healthful and most de-

sirable residence locations in Albuquerque. Public and

private schools nearby; ten to fifteen minutes walk to

the business section of town: New York avenue car line

traverses the area in which the lots are located. Gas.

electric light, telephone, sewer and other public utility

connections easily accessible.

THINK IT OVER CAREFULLY! THEN BUY A LOT!

A CHANCE THAT WON'T COME AGAIN

P. F. McCannaSole Agent. Ground Floor. State National Bank Building

SIGNS ON THE LOTS WITH PRICESNAMCMMEN Mill, RE (.1 l n SHOW I II I M TO THOSE WilliWW III: IXTKItESTEII, III llllll III! ll TO BUY OH MOT.

OPEN I M il, ll O'CMM'K KAMI KVKXINO THIS WKEK

made v, iih ChinictlkinBPowder. Mother never hadmch wrtolesome bakiims until

"It's Calumsl surety, uniformity,rlty,trenjth, that mikei every bak

thai .i i miiliont mot houisn tvei Baking Pi iwderm mBs fair to younsll unc.c'uluinct. " M

Raclvd Hlgkaat Awarda m

IS10 Academy U

ft ra

If L

9tVh

Socialists Hum Spanish Paper.Santa lis, ti. The socialists

now have n newspaper in the Spanishlanguage in New Mexico, In additionto their English paper, the St. VrainJournal. It Is Kl Llhertador, printedat Taos by Bnrlqu BOCS, who also hasa paper al TleTTS Amarilla. and Vin-

cent Thomas. The first number Is a

five Column weekly and is filled witharticles on socialism

'Qsta-I- t' EiKla t'nm I'alna. It'l Saraand Safe, tint I"

fuss or trouble. What's the use ap-

plying salves that make toes raw andaore, that make corns swell, bandagSIthat make it misery to walk, tape thatstick", greasy ointment, and other con.traptions. (Jet rid of corns the easyway, qutrk, simple, sure, new a ay.That's common sense. Try " lets-It- "

also for warts and hunions. "(iets-It- "

csn't hurt the corn loosens, andcorns righ off, --otean off.

"Ceta-l- f Is sold at all druggists,25c a bottli, or sent direct by K. Iaw- -

renea & C4., Chicago.Sold In Alhu'iueruuo and recom-

mended as the world's heat corn rem-edy by otwell Drug Co., and High-land Pharmacy.

iii AVE

Snyder fining In Washington.Santa Ke, Dc. I. Frederick

Snyder, superintendent of the UnitedStales Indian school In this city, willgo to Washington, D. '.. this monthto confer with Indian bureau officialsrelative to the new OOttflM Of studyfor the Indian schools and to attendthe sessions of theunion.

TO MACheanand biecan Baking Powderadonot

1 Fsaia you money. Calomttdoesi it's Pureend (ar superior to sour milk and soda.

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNALFOUR

. ' "I t

JHicnii FAVflRS Jess Willai-- d s Next .pponentIUUII I IIIMMW

SUPERVISION OF

SUP SUBSIDIES

You Can Get the Idea!Gift for Every ManFor 90cdiversity of Pennsylvania

Professor l lares for Cre- -j

ation of Federal Board to

Have Charge of Matter,

A crystal glass humidor jar containing one pound ov

Tuxedo, the mildesi, most fragrant tobacco. Atevery store where tobacco products are soid.

Tuxedo were given to men through-othe- r

single trade-marke- d article!Last Christmas more Jars ofthe United States than any

to make suitable ritts at Chris:- -ise Americans are learning-- and learning that Tuxedonuis time man.

ffhtttratinnAboutOne thin iActual Sizp

Tuxedo is the mildest, pleasantestpipe tobacco in the world madeabsolutely non-bitin- g and delightfullymellow by the original "TuxedoProcess" that has never been success-fully imitated.

C hristmas the

90c

i H

i

'L '

demand for Tuxedo humi-dor jars was so great thatthe supply of many deal-ers was exhausted, amithousands of people weredisappointed. The saleplan is to place your orderwith your dealer now. 1 lewill be glad to set your

mI!MS

1 i

jar aside( hristmas.

I I THE AMERICAN

fXLTOM.

TUXEDO IS SOLD !NMANY CONVENIENT SIZES:

l. r .1 i -

r.,11 AtfrVH WKtHTC Hlf

inlay under Ufthe Aaanei.olnn rf MannKir

ihi European i hud bffrllI h need of an aili'niuili- marltMfi in pfntrj American trneV

BlM "' ,h" atl n""e thMad tM(Wi '' '

K til. I a I itinl ihe BMJ lM',npirni-f- i ;ti.ii Brltabi, ' .iiriWllll'h ' "Mill lied !' fllthH M

snrld'1 "' l iili-i.i- vim attalnum"ii ika ISurapaaa ntr," h

rri hem wi'ged "ii Ihtwild i)' M m aalna fought ol.lll'l. Aineil'an foreign nun i

i. hi. i tor prnriiiiiih parai i al IMresent MM "

ii.wnr Jahnanti aatd

the ii'WIM situationmc roM tin' ukllaatlon upo

imprh iin i leKlkl.lt l"ll ' inii',, , ii the numi-ilit- w 11 ""IHfl tttaj hwa uf th United Ratalmil tfoav at other maritime rtattaaa,

There an be no hope.' he W,

i fni iin nerve "f tm-n- f

the llBtted Sialea

ir nf oh;irir il v

utiili r lb. flag if the eon- -

dMtnnn ni mrUm veeaala under theUna nt the linllfd Wile ur more

armn ihun the rmwlwmawM "f ,h'''

navigation law nf "Hut e"iintreii for I .ntral IWmnl

outlining hi i'in fin Hi rtlonnf a foderal hl p t n k I,".iiiI T'i r.f

Of Johnaon MM

Tha ahipptng i".irrt nf Mm marinadepartment "f ifce ntraat Commi mininaHiii madid bod)nf aaparia, whi'h. Uki te tataratattOnrnmem eamminmoi roaardHINrnai rtamUwii atauM hewa Wufhwrlght wiili PMNMB IB " in""'1"nf lialatnllifn regarding im

IIih iin.ini ahoitM, firt f altMa (Mr '.i b auiniaaa i invaatnatvhtppint ana" navliaitaa law nf the

riiif.' atataa mm t" ii"ii '

cijih .inii- - n AavtaM ni I of maritimau I imuri'NM aJMatUl iii'iKv h lib-ar-

apprnprlatliMi Ut ai4d it

lh hlpplna haasN in Hi al aklaplMi

Tin- t . I mIi.hiIiI Ii' inilhnrlwil I"

tniri inl" i i iiirin'm nn i iimwcimiinbrr "f llnra from theCiiiii-i- i si.itfi. in f"rfiiii wmntriaa. '

OpFata Mlnmlrl rnv tb- - l""'1thr m mn nf lln-- i in ha alil'fl ,r"'urnniini in BaMi um! ih" fmiiiulu-tio-

of ihr proriatona ut ih- - eontfaataataoa tot ik aovnimani wlxto iiwMm i altlrt "

frottmiof iolineoti i ipi i md Mia

iipinnni i mi .i i" ni "i Mini' Rtam-f- ieuM ' wiffn i'niH mm i'1'

v Uitm thui .hi' ii .i boaN niinuiii noi

imvf ih' pawai ti. anRHl in Mw hlpBlag I'liKim w dim lh "I Indlrertly a".h- - i " nil ruled the K"MTHni' iii ownar-.hn- ,

n 0111111 i attrti would ba mla

BANKERS TO BOOST

THF COTTON

i Oft .'Hi-- . l'' " The c"ll"iktille. h.mki!-- , ri'tlterenri- - llieetillslu re mil iv nnd toniKhi din iihHed Iwide rmiKe "I ' "itsi i a' d Id'., .'MlpKi 'd I""'- - fM ,nl all' lllr. I lif Iti lll'l' '

lataffata "f ihe tith ihimiuh ooaajarataaa with aankarii, bualBta map

farmem mid ihe aawapaira. Thbulldlna "f warahauatii f,,i tin nim

aHe id , nttnll tfaptlPP "f " if t'

meihiid id mat'haUat 'he crop an'mponfacamani "t a iatem ol (araeradtta iM'i, uiiioiii ih prtrirlpal pra

At Ininnri " " im ei inai i plan-puttl-

tied I" "i I" ttPM l"Wai

ihro mnvamanla uftdrr wa "iityalmMiifli' baad ilirmtaii parmaanrailtllZill l"H "I 'hi Unit Ptl

bankeit , mili i' i' ami ad"il mil I

u definite plap al "'Opt of I he aevaUtfimanit i"d:i aatthe fprmalton of the notion Htataii'r-- s aatneiattiM u aoutlif ro atlrtor

ireent Tu' orart,alaa(lnn lll wotin "iijinii tmn wttb the hanktra and

hi;b-i- ,''ii.i ,iilin it rainpalKn.

MAY TAKE PRIZE CASES

TO ENGL AND FOR TRIAL

II.,':','. N H I a i Vn lption raa mad.- in M,i udmtratt; eoHhrri ladaa rauU "t i ahle m- -

i age ffOm Al ii' " II. e n Law. UritlMi

uforatari of utate for ihe eolonlm ta

hvr 'he caitai "i Hi.- Amtttaaaataam- -i Hockina and ihe Dulehttrauner lltmbom iranafem n in i i

land .linl. in ad itmned themutter tVT iwo ei-k-a

An application f"i in appeal to the

i.riw aoutvtl in tie ..... i ihi Ham

rirn aa n lowedThi- - lloeknm, owned b) Hie tmttl- -

an TmnK-.Mlniit- Wimpanj anil Hetii.re.1,. in eee adaed lis r i inn

is the best gift f all for a

JIMMY LEE TO PLAY

PART OF PAT FINNEGi

Tonlght i.c ii nlghl

tn I hiiiiilii

li.ivc siru en in Hie beH

NOTICE

"tn thta date.Mr lindaon wlshe

h done

I! I.. Dnda Manager.)

Hudson for Signs j

Wall Paper

HUDSON for PictureFrames

I'ou'ili SI. and Oafgjaop Ave.

lor you unti

TORACCO COMPANY,ur, New Yoft

Curvrd Pockei Tin, MaMoisture- 1'luol Com I, 5c

Mill"poaltl 'lis nf (tuaril nil.1 l':i in trytaa tot ih In

Pip) either Riiard Bd--

nrardteam

i nherMtcrhoui

nil- INopa IMffttiti"

DiSflna, in v. hat was

"liKllt Ttimdji, half

Ih niKKlni

'Hi.ii'i .in. Um ii- -

Tin- mirhi ftlIh rtiiiuhtiutnit d hoftora

ill 4 IMHll

S. H. BUSCH COMMANDER

OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

I Pita rim Commaatlrr)Templar elected t c t

The marl) l. led oflb t

t 1. d lmniei1i.il' i afterwtrd by

John u WUt paMl I'lienill Illl'T,

.mil Arthur Bventt, paw gt

iminder, as itiHishal.The new offtetri are:S. II. Hum h. enmniandei nNm

v Potter, generallniimo ; f. Italrjcaptala garl! William H

tretail ret: I. n L'hamberltaryi ratar Camaroa. aenloiWilliam D. Thai k'i. junhuI' 1.. WttUamaon, prelatti 'i. .ski . ttarrdard i" m ei i

frr4 PtiHM, i

Iroand bow ai P

Mardi riraa iraaIWlHard'a III la,

ama inl" in "inninii raw mam h"-

ti

PRESIDENT LADD HAS

DINNER FOR FOOTBALL

PLAYERS AND OTHERS

fffltiit. cmioiiiN, to nHii(i lavaaalstut,' I'i'li N m i I". ,

'ii'ii'Ki' K Ladd, piaaldani i'nsi iff ootlfgf, entartalnad iti FirtH

fi'iilhnll Miuiiil n nimiln i nl "Id "Ilea.," I'liiyi'is, ,ind ill, InthoiH am

Ia rm tablra aar i for Ihe"f thirty. nix. and daintymarked ihe applt l"i dimiiKhtinl lied aaa anl iV.'d.I.HRe InrkeVh Ivn hg I" I II Well

d mid placed in foi the i 1' i,l

i lorn The mtnu wftt m i

i o strr i iit.iiijnnil on Tool i p

itnant Turttt) and fMaakad t'olHlnea

'ilall'

Lin i ,. I. mi elem a mil

and pokt mii, h llUMM II t"l

up lJin sent. lliouabla milih '

tin Mn i h'tlt ' d ii"

II'M'HIK""th

n and II.1.1 i.laNi

ink?.Mi laai

"11 the

lad lllelr M lis wen pit,) H

ih nnaidi d athlel kra an ai

treateat avtlvltiaa "f eolhae in.cue;- - Vtektra, pptaln ai the

"lid team Bi"ke on the ntk "ttecemd learn, and paid a Iribatithalr .".nil. I'r. i i: ii DIviHilt ed Fuller ,.l I i ''in, ta h".11 ii nl d al ,' i n n n n i uf the '"II'taraa. tpoke an the ptnylna tbiin) htttfj the dftt Hid M.'.'llil teal'

lintiald V"iniK in. i i"ii'li'd I'

lo.i.vt and .n..,e no Hie 1,' Mn.iHe aid t h it

niiy 11 AnyttP.i Mm- grHtrM om'1em- HtfiKd on Mif t'ti' f(fW

W A suihi tiinti ronvratUtedlfm Ml tU ' I'- inin'Hr Ram. MUM

lug aWW Hp iM tr fi t' iW

at thf oulUtfff finht i ti s .i n nKOjj

Thi- pal t : thru RtSfrdh ' "liurlnr wWr tin1 !' nl lti rvnlfti(lw.i. hi hi inuiiii; rflMUniE U'KjM

In QltM ll,inii.!iri, .SOi 10d BOc InIn I in Ituiiudori, iUv and HUc 111

liisl wi'i'k. A' l Hi'

arnaat, undPf llie"ii "i coa i Itaaaell.Hrpl Miu, id "f twi'lvo mill hatI'h'li-d. Hi "Ui i baakal ball

iiiiste iH'Iriis nsMtaiii'd tu niii- "fillllH Of til,' l hall league.

mall 1,1 l V'.ll I team h;ifhavlnp nri'iml lii'in-i-

Ili'lnu and n til Indd dnw

v.ixxr.v.-r.:'.'.?;-

DELAYED IN TRANSMISSION.Ml I lta I r tvw itrrbw

tll llllM44 MM Oil! lllltl VillaIII nillNlllfl t III II n lie H HI 111 U 11 J

if hit Irfi hU milfnr In our i.mmii,W r HUilill HiMU'ltl to tni, l t na

r w rrr InUInu lunt'h I "

ifh ii liHIf liii-n- ul MHNh tUthDptHii'il lii In tr inr. s r

fiirh'Ui and ntked liloi I hrIrcliiiiiHl ill r t'llir Ik-- I t fell II

din lit u rtMHSSi a urlll NMSM HMfJ nhiurli ru lie , Mrrd Inl" MNIVJ

lor a MiiiiMt-nl-, iiililnil ii iut HkOVC

hi rur, hirr inal priiiilt Im.hair, lor n momritf and a n.ntr l" h : .i .... NMSM I pUkttto ti.it wniiirllllHir, lo rwl. urlllroom In ii i.H io trl tmiit' t It i nM itfill tthilc a I it ii rh room it a pljifr In

trl oiiiirlh Iiik to rnl or nla toI hr I el Irrt. om , do on 0fMMtMNlh:it a l u ll t in drrinltlonf rllhrrdo Mtf. r iwrr aftrr tolm niiiilon

our I rlu'iid.H old riii ol II. r.

AnaWfr-- You ;ilrl (iin' u potan) rM'it dOfX) on ratin; in ;hifCOlumd. Out AKpttHc ' in an

ch f itttWuori.

THE AWAKENING,When damn i in the BMtfa fklcs

BSVMl have to ur inv ecIn krtim thr tun i on Hi- - rite.

I nett Um c t t ut niv rrr Irani torn awittl) duvlltht flicsPat thtrr U MM who nrll and InnK lot of cut-of- l

tn tSMjry da at Jiun he liu s

r.tinnl SSM Omf and JfttJI'Rajft Old iron1

KK' i ii. i

Ragal out IraalK! Old hraalMao' ma iraalka! UM If mi!k'.' ..' .Mil iron'kJr..' Old Iraal

OLD .RON' 1

Old iron'W ' Old Hull!

gt Old Iron'Ratal I Ikl Iron'

Old ii .... '

HW Iron'um IraalI1M Iron'

at! Old lri.nl

AGGIES" BASKETBALLSQUAD OF 12 PLAYERS

IS ALREADY SELECTED

MAGIC.

l.ili.illl llr pIII ttlt I

u la iiii

I TO

r WELSH TO C WHITEwill mrrl oiu nurrit ni;ht in Urcc.th to Urlund or Mrilco.

Hi Attiitt- oitni unknown atiut umoM

. not a nupntion of ptime thail.i.p fhli aiol liitf up. I Thvvs ,; nii i l U M " llV ll

"' . uuimio of puMit U

THE WRETCHES."Hrtawair iho rrr(rit m lorii.. a na lllr iirii m hniliiiiH

hrm h liniiiiH Ikflr iWMMPff ViNirim. VMllrr 14, I nrrrll of IrnU

ami Hurt Olamii al I VftMion (itl-m- t wrrr hrnndril

mid IM br irr r it 1 94iioMI ,.i..m Him in Ikr kiHM . htittltt,. , l in hr krlfJ li Mr

Why not ahoot llim t aunrint1An uiimtut- athlrtr who i N (HIpy for protect Inff buipitn lift is a

t ,it.r a huvtiin rt prnl Tinli.,t- - tTir liiirri UiHt ; uu urc notwllottitl to mska a HvhiA Off aniH-t-Mi- r

athUUtS unlll you hrioini- - oneof thr ofrtrUl hulwurks of mi-(c-

loit.

Ti ill HIT 1

THE MEYBWS ro.. Irtieatral Matrltmtoralinn'. .h i ijiie, ,N. M.

DUKE CITYCleaners-Hatte- rs

.j'jn Weal Gold Wmiat i"1

THE WM. FARR COMPANY

Wboltaalt and Retail Dealert inntKSH M sl T MKAT8

Kanaagd a BnectalijFor Cattle and Hogt Hie lll' t

Market Priori Are I'll id

LUMBERPatau oils, (iia, Marl hold lloof

lit": anil 1m ': ntptfiJ. c. BALDRIDGE LUMBER

COMPANY

MEZAY SALINASTraebai of

iIMf. I 'lil'M II. GUI I K

i: I ii l

IVrdtlna Bkli

LEATHER AND FINDINGS

llaiT.e-- - saddles. Ili'im' PataU. RoofI'.iint- -. Etc.

THOS. F. KELEHERPHOXE III) I'll Wi tlMllM

A Ibw uaatiuo

Relieves CATARRH ofthe

BLADDERmmI

hiMMSm bHOURS3 '

mu7 sUiMMU MIDV!

Glass-Pai- nt

Cement-Plaste-r

, r and brmsgty her. hi prliea tajof J ureaent teamr.reat Itrltaln .intended h uh vtaMlt toaajdered Ihe no

.tm IjAtk t rjuAeWiry

!' i; S.M.i: L altlKii l"were m'taally ownod bj mn

HORLICK SThe Original

MALTED MILKHORLIOH

LUMBERTK1 Room nd braird by manroavtleacent, sta . aeeommodntioiiK

n, rates Addreafi i'. nii Jonrna!SPKCIAI. -h .il

neee, l jr. m.N.eiu .1

Albuquerque Lumber Cornjpany41J tiDRlll FIKHT STIIUrr

' ttc.l"tat fUa.

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1915. FIVE

NOMINATIONS BlWhy Suffer With Bicuche,

Kiokets On Rrepitisb Now ?How Germans and Bulgarians Open

Road for Troops to ConstantinopleII OF GREECE DECLARES. h.inii'er tn tr. vnt just such.15 ilh'wiu the Voiuzil"wnuM hgdre prm-.'i- l .it thisMy duty u r th. Mmstttutexercise that mwi i I ilnl i"

Msg eeattiaw lo wwlnas i! is DMMWI j !. BA Ifrom destruction.

Another thlna I MM I

PRESIDENT GO

SHALL NOTUtim THit r f.te lukmi far (MMm. .

ivw Hmden-- V 1 can do art good In'tk worki f. other. 1 wish to do it, andJ 'eel that if i my duty to write abmilUiv wonderful reeuitK i received Irotn IbeMi of " Antic" 1 was Miffrrinc fmtnkirtneT and bladder tn.Hit.le-- nir

clear: It

T NIITE1WDRAWN INTO WAR BY Ift'lu:

- ii that M vent I

lit. invited thv alliedto SaL iiiUi Nothing

let from th 1 1 ul rt M

have nym' 'henin i hat if thi- alliedii .n ttatoftthi, tweetst. I t.iw Bttld she re- -

M Ycllltlns, as tlx

rouki i mi aik withoutHad takiw M'veral different kind ofkklne n miMliee hat all failed. I aenkfur a tn m lr. Iltve"!! newest Hmwwan, AnurV.- - whu--h I rmvi.id bfj

mall in i.ihlet (orni. I suou got hettTnd am ciinvinmd that thin popular

new medicine U food. I with to iw--j'iDiiieiid it to my iMigBhuri and every-lid- y

suffirin from such troublea.Mkk M. J. frXHM kJT.

NTENTE OR TEUTON POWERS sing, as SecretaryExpected to Have

MM tt"l III.,:responsible heirnnHiit form

troop i" cntei

iif tin- - Creek govlis invltid torrtgi

i : reek t ri Itory Ui0 II )oe

i HdlH.Nl lOu'imi linu ,1A nnhlneton, lie. ; Prei

wholly untrueYour majest chews

Mm K.iik..n expedition hi

failure."KvHMlil l ill II. Mn., I I,.

"fortninly it - doom il

If undertaken with no mor

NotIl: v. mi e nil ndoabtedlj tkurtof the fgayail Dr. I'.etve and wl-know- n

ninlii-iuc- . well, Udt prenrrit)-Ui- w

i one that ha-- . Un uiTssfnJIyiimhI fur tranj cr--- tv the ulni.i.-iai- i

I a. I hit.to lailurtni II thai

FRENCH-BRITIS- H EXPEDITION

DOOMED TO FAILURE, SAYS

MONARCH IN INTERVIEW

ami sprrUliKte at I InvnliiLn'

A USTRIA

ysefsmfi WJnr r

- JkM0NTFNEGRO JF JJSL

hr I YHZtt& Jr KOSTENDIL

4f - url. ji, SklonicSL

Vf on hi- nrsy,. if tin- tiite depal tun itprvernawni offieiaia, Inhundred MMd ni.isii i v.

' lervlnf under i m

thenBriuii ml

ann.it

re now"Ore

potted t.Ki ail. e

. U iufam,Hi and -

of Im kid-- 4

I !..'....!.',. "lufe- -'

at i. in of il.und urinary

lloU-- l and Surgiral IwtllN. V lor kiduey OOBlMeauee urging from di.Mirtlns and lilwkter. sinhweak Laa'k. rlieiiniati-in- .Uon uf the kirine), Inflaiblatider. scalding urine,tiHilikis.

t Tinto SC

sincellaMt si'Ssi.'n

...Ii.UlKI'.'ii mi ii m i army th

Up kn tldi Ume,N on kale to the

Anurle " has notpabllc, luit Iit theoatii nu and thejxTsuaamn ot mn

iurrnn.il deiimn.lIhal for tlii aiMiderfiilin ii.-- I

ltd Ik

are driveIf lh.

whi-t- i tinterritor)

Hellenic People Are Doing All in Their Power to Favor Allies.

Says Ruler, but Good Intentions Are Misinterpreted and

They Are Suspected of Bad Faith. Though Word of Con-stantin- e.

Himself. Is Given That No Retreating Force

Shall Be Attacked Within His Territories: Attitude of

England Is Resented, but. It Is Asserted, if Nothing Else

Can Be Done. Army Will Be Demobilized and EventsfillnvA.nri tn Tako Thpir P.n irco- - Vpni7olnc" Pncitinn Nnt

r th. llalkiiwill conslditheywould be "i'isell, it. us eXle

Iftcttlt) iii aci

this i i "inilIII in; i mat:

'I'ttlni

d'vkhit lo int It Inui th. ttriin -- tores ofUns connLrr whhln loiniediiiie reach ofa. HIlffereD.

S mplyafk f.ir lk-t.- r I'lerce'n Anurtc.fTal.lebi. I hTi can ! no imitatioiuRvwy parkag" ol "Anurle" ligaN to beOr. fierce'. Vou will lind the ilfnaluraon the package Just as foa du on ir.rierce' Kavorlte rnweripuun. llie

frieil Ui ailing Women, andJ)r. Pinrce's i .ki.-- i Medleal Dtacorerj

ii amlcubKr mbnrh and lei

I guarantee withI., protect their retrIcrmans, tiulgai laitsand give them time

came endedtfreece, 1 wllwhole armsaaalnet tin'anybody else

without.mild In'

being udnngei ed, j

legitimately urotect"embarkTh. n I

imvei: oy en m to nc llie greatoM Beii- -

eiai dlaputea in t w een i he i

and demo, r.iiic aenatora overmenu which Here pending Wl

hi tm adJoyrned Iuhi m.u h

The it culdent prolutbl) willthe nomination of a new amId Mexico to the senate earl.ii sent iesaion. It is undi ist

tienrv r rtetcher, now am

nvl UUiic and u.'tnr lur .init Would not in- -U'sUtcd temg the Isjsi LUxl uukur

'in.i ih

sadi'iin tin.1 thai

Representative of Wishes of People; Personal Populari-

ty Won Election of Former Premier, but Voters Were

Not Casting Their Ballots for War.

I "AUSTRO-GERMA- N ADVANCE INTO bERBIA.2- - WHtRE GERMAN'S Jml BULGARIANS HAVE JOINED FORCCi3- - BULGARIAM ADVANCE OOW0XiO'Til,

inamli IreeeiInto ilnllkh

driveconn,as thN'ulltil

f The - Household Economy-- 1. .11. 11 1! I

il Press.)la I ni l .

MM iati n ed

nry In black on the ma I

re the Auntro-- i lei mjoined hands With th

in noitheasiern Rerbio

as farAtiatfolie Mil

III

tlah ha

hIon-- i i"

RulKiirlanH

Titian move) south, v all) make) tew

KOUth the f elljnim ii the Kerbee dc.Polonlkl rallWHJ andHulHii rlana who no- -

ui'iny and h:iv officeis, .nllecloiN ofcustom, appraisei fmted SlatesmarnhaU, dlatrtci attorneyn and fed-

eral indue were prepared at theWhite ilousi" toua for presentationto the senate tomoi row

unit iIH IIIH

tntsuh- -

theyhavethey

rouKh nothe Danubeii defi ml. i s

linn to iiu. ia Beat i usabii.in. ,i. mill sun- - t. U)

uklHU II u III. air

TheI nli imi Rerbtti' many

shipsthe!

They stnp (J

k commerceinarineMIII ill til'''of I In

IlIII!fat

ibM opportuntin to suppose

Mii ii lied.

k. rei el the corAssociated Press to

in a message foittltude which Greeciin world war and th.

with A i

tneni l ain liciidv XKOO00000mXHX ."'.":-00N.-SERBIAN OFFICIAL IS

CONFIDENT OF RESULTtake

I reekI" it ii

Iron!Inv;

very outsetOa-- Qreecetched to ththe entente

i hoatiiitieaneutralitylltlllnsl tn

powers, tor

IlI reel. HUM in; NO SUBSIDIEShas ii strnunctall for

I'

VILLH RETREATS

BEFORE CAVftLRY

wllllnipropoi

ul an lawless iiuuisio;I will not do It. 1

discuss rPa eo liable amilint two thlnKi i will

large Quaatit) nl plain v t u k a pint uigraaulated tugsi with ' pint n warai'i.iiei itirred for 2 ntinutts, givei yggus ifonil syrup lis rinney sail lull.

Then gvt (mill your druggist 2 ouncciiPines i.iii . ems worth i, pour into g tun'buttle and III! the linllle With SUM!

al.a mfairnoted

cede:Ij.iledTh

n phI inlly Blad'. mid ih.' kins, "flerstand Greece's p

neutral ami arehumanly possible, i

inn by permittingm Into ihe frtghtftsent Buropeun cor

WILSONWHILEbyw or

i

any i Dr, U, n veiblag mlnlsliu' at i

appolnled Selhinn I

111 all interview In

"our army, which

rup, Nils givw uli. ill a ennt Of MU

Qreece sha U not be forenut of in i neutrality;maintain her itoverelgnty

lorelgn riKhta lo protect

iii is ami recentlttnbiter of finance,ibe Temps toda)has been retli Ing

i. I cents, lullami her iOV

heraelf ui

ns operationreek islands no

When Serbiathe eomblnei

Bulgarian attnended unoppoeedtich, with the si

a )iiin in leilliv n t 11 lJ

limn rou . .mill Imv readv made friisvrui

OF GEN. QBREGONIS PRESIDENT fur two lull monthii with. mi respite,is reforming..1

thehi

"And if thai i not aatiaiacton "noe reive meatureii are used h theentente powers'' th klh Wai asked.

Ve shall protest to the wholeworld that our toverlgn riKhts are vlo- -

luted. We shall resist passively us

III

ilns relireinenl was forced lie-- I

CattM tile allies Were nOl relllly Withi sufficient I pa in the II. ilk. in:

Sill I Glld"" Tin xc ir.itin.s are noa landing. Tin v

jwiii have ihe . ration of the BeiOl'CeS Ot luaii army of 100, i i do not esag- -

prosecuted,aided in

any suit ofultheir ally,given myroups will

ilty which we reeofIvat Ion,fields Air BhlftinilIk protected from

Yaqui

ersforcea i

rector of Mint Declares Op-

position to Snip PurchaseBill Is Backed by Special

long us we humanly can, betn

ggjta a eiear wini; oi nearly gg, i uiidirections with PitMX, It geepg perfectlyami tasli s giinii.

It lakes Iml, of tile iistiul rnuili nrelicsl mill nt nine ami eiinqUirg it in M

' hours. Splendid fm w lumping rough,bronchitis aau winter eougss,

It - truly sstonl'hlag bow ouicklv itloosens Ihe du, hoarse or light eiaighuml heals .nut loot has the InflanM nambrinies in tin rase of a painful 00Ugh.it also itoag ihe formation ol phlegm inthe throat anil broach igl ttibss, tauaeaa- -ilig tile petsisleut liHJit COUgu.

Pinev is ii liitfhly coiiei'iit rated eom-- 'ptajafl of genuine NOTWgf pine extract,cmnblneil with StiaJscoL. uml hus beenused for gPncrationi to heal Infliiaerlntenibranea ol the in oat nnd chest.

whatsoever Into ni"finally, myself hay.peritonei word thai Greek gerate' - leo.oon. We hIiuIi again andby any measures Genet ni 'e igaln have victories such iva those niwhichcourse we ltimw will he preju- -

liherties uml happiness iIn

ncc whichbattle field,e, llllt Ihe

Shift

.' uangaitratea h

mo, th.ile field

altink the Franco-M- a.

eihmia, merelynever be ukedBrit lab forcea i.isi December.'1inthat in

id anduehiuhlfti

)lltaniiot hold

eial to theour peOp

"And WhCI

nger?""We shall

TOAM

AMERICANS

RRA7II

(il I

RAILWAYSHO JOURINA

uttlfled luapUHills I'll p,,-- (.

dtp ail theaeIh of !l e,demand, in u

far tonNogaUihave in demobilise nui iKAsio ttimi

Commercial. merchant

T MOHNINO JOUNAlNew York, D(

onditlons, torelgithe .

formmil await the march of evtnta.Ise can we do?"

ntentiwhlcbit tin , preparedness and foreign In- -

nt opportunities were the suh-- 'mani'esi i

m. ariiNew York. Dee. ii

tereats are negatbttin

A L LIAfln wina ntorioan

( In take .

ultimatum, thwithdrawn froti

lanq, or an' other netilimorrow, if the precedeiin atuDllahed in theis once iited."

Tin interview withplgCP ill II. inn ill llie swhich is the kind's persinil the audience larded

all .Mated

i. lo avoid disappointment, nsk vourdruggist im "2U ounces of Pines," and

' 'don't secepl anything else, a guaraatreail- - if absolute satisfaction, nr raoneji prompt-oiii- i

ly refunded, rops with this preparatTogkTbe Plan Co., Pi Wgyns, lud.

ii thai meout pop

Braslllan atatth and llrltlsh

Ibe leases nl IIIways from frei

. Dlc-- f

n i innerul

al- -

iiinrdan h il.reg.

simpHill ihl th

r froi

kiuK was dreeaed in theMfUl ui a Oraek generalI'lnyeil ihe good humv bful candor of the

panics, gays Ihe New Vork Rvenlhgfust, this alter u.

German interests m Brasll. accord-ing i" the article, ate encouraging theAmericans as ii furthers the Germandesire tn displace fr. neh anil lliitlshInterests wherever possible through

ideagpedi

lender at Tonichl ofcisen Drhalejo, Villa'sHis forces, ii wai saldiof (leneial Dleguea and

mam

BETTER THANJCALOMEL

Thousands Have Discovered Dr.

Edwards' Olive Tablets area Harmless Substitute

tryat tie

GERMAN AIRMEN ARE

ASSISTING TURKS

.V WOMMINtt JOUBNAL tPICIAL LI AiiD WIMll

Constantinople, Ded. S tviii London,5:50 p. m.i Herman airmen are op-

erating with the Turks on the ildi;-pol- l

penlnSUln and two of them arereported in today's official itaienv nl

from Turkish headquarters to havedropped bombs on a hostile monitorwhich ceased firing after being struck.

The statement says:"On the Dardanelles' front our are

Hilary, after energetically replying to

enemy lire from sea and land, success-fully attacked enemy infantry and artlllery positions.

"On December 4 near Bcddul-Ba- hr

joined thosewere assigned out south iini central America

e 1,000ih'The llrazil 11'to duty as gcoutg and outguardGenaral Obregon Is expects

reach Nogaleg tomorrow.Carransg authorities are 'sia U, S, COURT TO PASS

ON JOHN D.'S TAXES

he base for :,i attack on canhat would you son '.' And Itmilium experience and the

f your general stuff told youh :i landing was doomed to.icoauee made with an iniule-rc- e

and yon realised that theroups in Canada would pur- -'

retreating Hermans across'ngland, destroying as they)Uld you iit t the jirnspeet

le

Klllg shows Deep I 'online..Prom tune tn time, emphasising the

uriiestness alld sincerity of what he"Bj laying he thumped the table

- tlenched fists. Despite the seri- -

Msni-K- ,,f the mesMUke lie was ileliv- -

rinn. ins gyay eyes occasionallyWnkled with raillery.

'Th fundamental cause ef ihe en-H- e

threatening altitude of the en

that sinfailureequate fi

f.rltishsu,. the

ijectg discussed al the Opening s. ssionsithere today uf the third Internationaltrade conference held under the aus-pices of the National Association ofManufacturers The delegates repre- -

sent the United Stales, Central andsmith America, Europe, Asis and Aus-

tralia.That a merchant marine construct- -

led through subsiding is not possible'under the present national atlmlnlstrutlon was the assertion made by

Hobert W. Woolt y, din t tor of theimint, representing Secretary of the

(Treasury McWIm He suid the mostpowerful argument thai scrreathrngliiilst he done was the presejil freightcongestion in the seaports' of thecountry, Me said short --alghtednees of

I former ye us was the cause of U,

"A ship subsidy is not going to hegranted.'1 Director Wooley stated, nOtjiii this day of the death struggle ofprl ilcgc and of the daw n of the re-- j

nalasance of fa h play."lie not deceived; those win. itren-- l

tiously oppose creation of a navalauxiliary merchant marine at thistlnte are battling for subsidies and ijsay In you that so long as Wmidrowj

'Wilson ami the democratic pariy areui power at Washington, aubsldles arc

mi. gonora,pupils being Il

were (leslroyeii, wn.r. SON OH ARCrd'

Innatl, Dee, g, Tile ef fulltreasurer of Cuyahoga county,

i. c, O'Brien, to collect taxes1,064,377 of property said totn John D. Rockefeller was

WITH

, 0E F

l of the

ATHER ''''"'belong

the enemy vigorously bombiTurkish position, assistedSo liaiu i s,Will Taki d tl

t your majesty rtrthat ihe integrity of

hid in

asuraneeterritorj

nonltor and an armored cruiser,lerntan airmen dropped hombfind sil need the enemy monitor.

.1 '!l up.

rr BdWgrds' Olive TnhlcU the stibull-tulef- i'i

eui.iiiu.-- aio a mild but Hue l.ix.i- -

live, and Hi""' effect on the liver is ahnestInstanlsneous, Tltgy are the result of Dr.

iIm mils' di'leiinlniiiinu not b treat liverand bowel complaints won calomel hi.fft.ilstn banish It hronght nut lllebu littleolive-color-

ed tabli taThese iileiisant IP Me tablctB do the. MM

Ihal calomel does, lint have no bad altereffect! Thev don't Injure the teeth like

irong liquids or calomel, They take boldOf the tionbln uml inil. klv C'nii't'1 II. '.fcure the liter al ll.e i xpotiw of Ihe '!!Caloluel sniiietniies pluvs havoe with tileguuis. So do sluing liquids I

It Is best not to take OOtoBntti but to letu. IMw.udu' tilive 'fablvta laku its place.

Musi headaches, "dullness" and ttwt-laz-

feeling coma from constipation and aUatordered liver. Take Dr. Bdwardw thivolmois when yoo feel "leggy and

, v " Note hmv they "clear" loudwlbrsdi and bow they "pers up" the spirits.

i i ii and IISo per box- - A" druggists.The niivn Tablet Company, ColutnbaaQi

lV ...,. . JOURNAL IPSOM, WIRI)

HOUldeTi Colo., Dee. ii- .- I ul'iii ma-

ins were filed m iin- district courtre today in Ihe ease of Riengl t'.

GIRLS! ftCT NOW!L PARTYRADICA mthoi Itii

with thure

mur

transferred today in this city when anappeal in. ni the ruling "i (Tnltcdstates Dlstrlcl I'ourt Judge Clarkifiled in tip United States clrctili conn

f appeals lure uv attorneys forO'Brien,

.imig,. Clarke several months ago,sluing in Cleveland, granted an in-

junction against ihe treasurer, restraining him from attempting to oolloci the taxes, nil the ground of nun- -

ret Idence

II COMING 001

nt kens, w in mi i inholding iii connectiitier nil I he night ofhis tatht r, W II h'er ami merchant ntens has iml yet be.

UlUfur herself ami heriurar in nave no quarter.FOR PEACE ON ingmon

alia IK iThe evening session was given overin :in informal discussion of foreign'credit reports and hOW they are ob1, lined be various authorities."

llluese IEcIh Is Dishallll.MEANS DANDRUFFGERMAN TERMS

Rhanghthe darknhad gnthpefsiul

TANGO KID' FACES

revails.CHARGE OF ROBBERYDanderine" Will SaveHair and Double

Its Beauty.

allies. I!ut that does not prevent the( ierm.in-liulgarla- n armies, as a meg"

lore of military necessity, from pursu- -

ing the retiring french and BritishInto Qreece, fighting in Greece andturning Greece into n second Poland.I have that assurance, also.

"That the Greek frontiers will heredirected alter the war does not

towns or compensate my peoplefor months, perhaps years, spent Inliv ing in misery as fugitives from Iheiiown land when their country is not alwar gjld has nothing to gain bs risk-- 1

irg devastation.Knows What War Means,

"Why. the entente powers t"'il1 meI ns if I were the king of a centra! Af-- 1

rlcan tribe, to whom the sufferings ofhis own people Werg a matter i f in-- I

difference, i have he n through three'wars I know whin war Is, I do not,

IF YOU WANT YOUR PATRONS TO "DO THEIR

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY." SEE THAT

YOUR STORE DOES ITS CHRISTMAS ADVER-

TISING EARLY.

RUB RHEUMATISMV MOSSING JOURNAL tPICIAL LEASED WISE

Berlin, Dec. V (via l.olldon. Dec. 7,

Sit a. m. I The executive committeeof the radical party, which, neXl tothe socialists, is regarded as slrnng- -

et in the support of any peace move

ISV MORNIN9 JOURNAL BRICIAL LEASED WIRB

Chicago, Dec. - Nell Me. I gal,SI, styled by the police "the tango

Ikid" Was taken from here to KansasCity today to answer tn a eharge nlrobbing Miss Kitty Mai- Matlieney OlTry ment, has adopted the following regO PAIN FROM SORElutlon applying to the coming del s 1 " euy oi jcweiry valued in 51001The "tango devotee" w is

Ms! Your Hair Gets Soft,

avy, Abundant and

Glossy at Once,manacled to an officer,

McOougal was arrested here charg-ed with having robbed Mrs. Mercedes

In the relchstag:"Ti xeoutlve oonMnlttee of Ihe

radical party regards with pride andgratitudi the great successes WhichGermany and ber allies have won In

ACHING JOINTSPullcnwider of tr aftm he had

00 worth of jewel-gCOTt-

her homewain any more if it can lie liiinora lily

All merchants, and the WuMtt of die reader of store

realiM the value to all tonrrmcd ol "early (."hrit- -

mas inoppmg.Mck hants who expect lo bring alioul tins ideal stale

of af laiis in iliis city must do llteir parts-ihe- v must

DO THEIR CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING EARUYlSlorr "ads" 111 every ivnue of this newspaper Irom

now until Chfittlnal should cOQtaifl valuable and interest-

ing information for Christmas shoppers- - in fact should be

just as complete and informing today as on the day be-

fore llie last day of

not want anyan help it, we

thetin.imliIC- -

for

the World war, and conscious Of

power, SO If -- sacrificing spirit andtiring will of the German nationarmy, expresses oonf idenie thaiess in bringing about peace,which the worid Is longing, will I

from a tango ten.i he robbery of Miss Mat

'aid lo huvc taken place uinlar circumstances.

Mrs, fullenwlder waivedings here so MoDoUgaJ eouldto Kansas City where It ishis punishment, II bt is e

will he more severe.

v.if llu

sttiTh.

avoided. My people domore, ami if they andshall not have any mm

"Then your majestyIIpv. that the Interventhe former premier,icaiiy expressed the wilpeople'.'"

"I know it did not.king, forcefully. "Win

Venizelos, thenot his policy, The g"e

Rub pain away with small trial j

bottle of old, penetrating'St, Jacob's Oil.'

What's Rheumatism ? Pah) only.Stop drugging: Nm one case in

fifty requires internal treatment, Rub

itestiinnuttee laysins ..I'against lite unjustified p

nve vour hair! Beautify it! Tl IsJaljr a in.itter of using a little Dander.h" si'. ii. illy to have a head of j

J"v'. beautiful hiiir; soft, lustrous,1

F' and free from dandruff. Ii isi.h't inexpensive In have pretty,

germing hair and lots .if it. Justu ,' ent bottle of Knowlton's

in'l' rlne now all drug stores recom-- ;M It- - ap,v ,., Htt!,. aH directed ami

thin Ion minutes there will he anflirr

lnmp nf abundance; freshness,!tmd an Incomparable gloss

Hf '"st re. and try as you will you . anFJ ft nd ;i trace of dandruff or falling

hut your real surprise will be af- -HLUU two weeks' use, when you

ill fee new hair fine and downv al' ' V' s hut really nW hairg'lng "at nil over your sculp j

Ln" liTln,. is. wc believe the nnlv sure

arc influenced in their buy- -I he majority of shoppersreplpd trien the people

y eb ed d him.it mass nt tin

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

MOSTLY DEMOCRATICand will not,nt tin

, opt of Greece did notunderstand anything ab

nur enemies to prescribe the terms olpeace tot an and. is convinced ihaltii.se terms will not Impose upon theGerman empire at beat) the restora-tion of the status quo ante, as our en-

emies Seem to think, bttt rather per-

manent protection against outsideuml a permanent In. lease in

strength and prosperity, and, so far its

its safety requires, its territory aswell."

zeios foreign policy. They like himand they elected him. hut il would be

the maddest folly to assume that1 ause they ynled for a man, personallypopular, they therefore voted to throw

inr by the buying oppoilunitics offered lo them in the lat-

est store adveilising If these buying opportunities include

articles usually selected for t(ifls, the mailer of "early

( hrislmas shopping" is simplifiedLei all of our merchants who expect lo have any share

of ihe Christmas trade" this year start aggressive adver-

tising campaigns NOW! For the people will buy NOW.just as readily as on the day before Christmas, IF THF.

INDUCEMENT IS REAL AND COMPELLING!

Phone Thirteen or Sixty-si- x For an Ad Man

"THE JOURNAL" FIRST NOW, FIRST ALWAYS

SOOthtng, penetrating "St, Jacobs H"directly upon the ' tender spot" andrelief on g ins'antly. "Ht. JacobsOH" Is a harmless rheumatism andgciattca liniment, which never dlsap-poln- ts

and can not bum Ihe skin.lumber up: Quit complaining! Get

.1 mill trial bottle frnm your drug-gist, and in Ins! a moment you'll hefree from rheumatic end at In tie pain,soreness, stiffness ami swelling. Don'tsuffer' llellef awaits you. Old, hon-

est "Ht. Jucobs Oil" has cured mil

"" i:r.,'.i',.r; destroyer nf dandruff undtor Itchy scalp and it never fails

' HORMINE jeitRNAL . , LEAEID MIRE

New Haven, Conn., Dec. , ThreeCnnneetii ul elties elected mayors

Daniel i'. Dunn, democrat, wasin Willimantlc for his sixth

consecutive term.In Putnam, John J. Carry, demo-

crat, defeated Archibald Mm Donald,republican by n:: votes,

the roiintrv into the whirlpool o the"'p ratline hair at once,If you w:int to prove how nrettv nd Kuropean war They did B0 sin h On the night of Thursday, Decem-

ber -- . thieves entered the house atI U:' Batag)a toad uml stiil,. a blackbog containing money, dated from1441 to isim ami a $1 gold piece Mb

a hnle in It, If alivone knows amthing about said property, please 110- -

p. fv.

imeron,Hasehe.

Ty Vour hair really is, moisten n,'Jth with a little Danderine ami

draw it through your hair tak-- V

fun small strand at a time. Vourlr will he soft, glossy nnd beatlttful

"f-- t a few momenta a delightful"l'rie awaits everyone who tries

tiling. War is the last thing theywant. Ask them; they will tell 'ou.

pplp s on"ft Is snid I have exceeded th -

Stitutlon. What I hSVS done is toapply the constitution. The constitu-tion gives me the power to dissolve the

lions of rheumatism sufferers In thejIt. Ckvllle eleeled John

republican, over Philipdemocrat, by M voles.

The socialist candidal polled Ifin t Ii .If CentWy, and Is just as gunil

fur sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, h:usprains and swellings.if' mee al II".' Ilun las load.

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1915.SIX

Back to the Soil! By Bushnell GET RID OF HUMORS

AND AVOID DISEASEilthat h.

MM iMntrENUKxr KRVitMChe RINqicrflif

morning JournalJOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.

the Patter

g xoog MWa

the niirht schoolitin th,' romlngxrere, of Coonalso this r"k.t.amy, rogootogin is in

as wellrupiions.

rthat the night M hOOl

progreiw and that aI'himp Clark aaya he l satisfieda i ii..i..j.vt ii will be the nest re-- !

Mom flonlMslts m ties pttMiMV I

ien the Hermans would have IB

sood number are in att.nd ntimes a fi k.

Aft r thla Mrs. Katherine V terson.soi letyI representing the TrUtlMlaJQCIhflwen Tcd'H Hid W' "l

Dr. llxamcr Wlltlt .rIhe wood.

),,,,..,row."Nike t

w lii, h some people contract dFor forty years Hood s ,,:

ha? been more successful tlOtJMt medicine In expellingand removing their inwardward effctt. It Is ttottaglis t borough atOM In purifblood, which it cnrkb.es andates. No ofher meiln ine a Is

for no other medicine is ljk"Ci--t Hoods Sarsaparilia

nsi-- t on ha Ing HoodTa.

theI I I IMfO-cM- I NOW.

'H'iSO

j of S.iiit a I'e. made a apOfeh which wasenjoyed by all.

Mr. Otero Warren, HPICOtinttng theWoman's club, mode an Iotl reelingtalk, telling the parent, gMh) ofwhom were present, of the ht nefitthat the Woman'a club is trying to be

j to them. Other visitors were MissBergere and Mr. Duress C. Bryon, d

Nop1.1 Will.

talk j I

.. oniric

n m phi I"!

m 'i.' r''x' t:"'"rWaaler

( J MISMamartle IliillSlas, t hlrafii. III.

n 'irtt it ""Sm" "..:ia Park Kn. M Yrk.

Fnirr0 a. e'Slnl-iia- nullfr at IMa,.flr. A

ii "" r w

;.. . ...-- . .... "Bly N.W

M.i nii- -l ' ") "''"

htMCCIttrt Ik J !. wmn writingIn huve Hilr paper ( liaufnl lo a new

mn. I I., .nr.. .r M "!'l llf

MM IMtal " i '" "v f

ppr in N MUu.'- - Il American

hwaiair Inccturv.bsim

ill rieutru'. Imt MM

B l( W .

nls. I l w 50 LBS. HIGH

PATENT FLOUR $1.75LABORER KILLED BY

TRAIN AT SPRINGERlimnM l'i tiM mx n ! ri 0 In. hw .mill h- rmtili' ' "Kin nub

eeaeiafcSpringer, n. m

l'i lOOk yesl. idayT.Iackio Nonis"

INCI TO HOIHINI JOURNAL

. DOB. About 1

morning the body ofa as fouhd bod!

MrMINI

and :l(k

S IKI

Ilk

e hiMi

mangled beside the railroad tmckfl'the stock rorda, three miloa earn of

stand the h"i l" SMii' h (if 1,'ilkln

niliiiir the War at this limp.

Fkhh (lermnny we nre Infurum.fti. .ally thai the i'cui'Uii, IWiul. onaldl I ii ' mils iikiiitnll'iWilig terms

I. All indemnity covering thetuul military M naval MyM"currrd ly (lermnny and AttStrtlthe pro) i" nt Inn of the war.

I Kpritlger, where he had evidently he. n

ICC t Olllll I llllH'l"O-l- Ihi Ml Sound tfspsrsswii i iiel QaxUages. ,Mio His. or Brat Kexcoa BeonI aryc can- - of TosnatOra

:" lbs. Ileraj QsssJttj Mead ;,, ,

S H- -. lieeg TJwoMt Ikrohen itRed Wolf t'ol'I'ccStc ualil Coffee iii cansFeeah Unstated Coffee h. laT cans Vcw lQgni U in OilN bars White l aundry Soap7 bars l.eiiov Soup"K' quality Brooms ...I&lc grone OsHing FUuanelUrovj lull-si- c omioi'tcis

(run over by g train some linn 111111111;ne- -

in- -Jin It n I tiikM mid pristsTill hour nil thirty mlaIm ol eirluslie m .i . J I'raM

ttlra ..hit MWh iNk.Na ollirr nraiikiurr p, ii.ii.hr, I laKm Mrilm lake mora thaatamilr-f.iu- himrt f Avaorlatael

olnnlenL'. iti'Mtiiriillun (if thi hhjffc

II JHaenlca aurlaa Ilia w.

ihe night. Death am not Immediate,as he had crawled (pilte a distancealter being struck by the train, asshown bj tile biOOdy trail he left be-

hind."Bhtckle" was a laborer who had

been ground Springer for severalyears, coming here from Colorado, andut this writing nothing is known ofhis relatives. The body will be buriedhere. He was about 40 year old, agOOd worker, well liked by his friendsand employers, and an Intimate as-

sociate of "John Barleycorn," whowas present at the end.

Wrested from li'iiiiiiiiv in Africa,'Inn. anil the PSClfle OOOg n.

I, Detention by (lermnny of rW"glum .md in the weal Mdnf I'dl. md niul i 'niirla inl in laH fiiKt.

lll( llllllllR the rlly nf Rid MO II"Ti h i m i i i: .".

nnri ; the r"t('nti'iii ly in nftldthi III sll I III,

Bel-ild-

theK"'l'--

Ii

thus oii-rcoat- at Factory t'osi.I allies' sin Loag Oootl. x.v;;,l adies' III Long ' as g(.ills' (.."t Long Cools. a Mllos' swcillcl ( oats i.--

.m

Men's Sweater Coals i;u, p, ai.w(.001I siiiax at lowest I'riceH

"Your Ilollnr Buvm More"

DOLDE'S10-2- ia Month Seonnd Street,

ohone SSIAl l, ROOD8 DELIVER 11

,f iiiill ma, TULAROSA PASTOR IS

GUEST AT RECEPTION

mi i ii'viMiniy triey erethnxc Broblemi

h proMefnAnd wtnl' in

fno pari fur AiiHtrlii;

of M'iriti in'iirn nnd Al- -

i. in tH MelSali.lnM 11 N

ih"" MkllUmlianla tu

.iii. nmtinji in wmk(Mil. Aula al..(ii bmIII IHillll i'if koluttoithi'Mc inml' i n ii.iV.i

ia tdiimi togettteri In. Il i. in. ml. , thl

Btllt&rll, iDOlttdiBg Avlnmiin thl KlOdl of the Itnlinna.Tii. ii Kniilaiiil slnill rciMiunrc

liilin In Bfypl Blld leave the hiiI- -

tMc HmOM "mi I'M

In varldiiH tbNh

prenieme ol itii'i

mmi

alltallt I V,

Itlon was given last night bj

roao Linton hurch, to the i

Key. Lane, who came hereMm (iwn.ltd i'mii-

licnilMphi'ii lire .uli.itmill It IlKlkN Willi HIIHll( lull

.1 of that couii.lunt; over iiie

in oomplote . ..mi

with rjernony i I bam a, The church was f

by ihe congregationchurch but also by mei

ssL .asHrtrltlsh Intoyeet in thAIn i llicii U i t

a Sin, ciiiial.an tu oil I) i Of

lOM of Hie Mgaf'

i'itii ttpn tiny nl

lliaan ahiiriM llM

KiiKipc ur All i. '

( ullt Hli'lll lil'c thr.-

- ImtMLL TO TAKE M flICJE'1I. ill; ah. nil the "fre. whaenifoil.

"nar- -anil the nenttalif.ali'iii nf itn

templ Iq bring loproBlemi of Aile,Huffii n ut .i riChiriiiliiiN tlicriiif.

nl nf oof pfoWwm'i (nlgn ititcrcNtHluntry. T)u policyiiIim toe tin t i r.--1

MARLEY 2t IN. DEVON lVt IN.

local Baptist hull h. toj lal Invitation had beenprogram was given andlunch.

The Sunday school f the Union ARROWWith Scissors and PasteBoys Seeking JobsMust llv Analyzed I WO ; INMII I II

arlut railing anddefendaiKathoriisol el vildJIg Wifesoul In r

selfwilbd. selfish, (hniiiiial-oinmuudiii-

husband, forcingto lake tin- lesser part of

', the cowed, subdued, pliant,U, servile, obedient and

wiib feat to claim herawn."

iiihh, whn ll lOOkl ilefinlllnn.i n the other hend, thi London

Morning Poet, which hus ihe fOpotO"

tton of tpoftklng for ih govgfgnigiitiha-- , outlined tho followlag ig themlntmnrg with ehlch thl ententePOD ra Would he miiI iHfli-i- l

"I. The cyin nation uf Belgium nndLuxemburg, the payment of an

to Belgium and recognitionof Belgian annexation of Uixgniburg

"I, The evacuation to e of

i lielIl'N

church has now the largest enrollment J

of any Sunday school in Otero county.It lias also the largest niimher of or-- j

ganied classes of any Sunday school'in this county. The men's Bible classhas thirty members and the women'sBible class about the same number,The average attendance is over 106.

iVllllllll'

COLLARS2 FOR 25 CENTS

CLUETT PFABODT b CO. I HC.TROY KY.

i petih . msoii ti i nt the pei i

ll III IflcI lie new of Ihe city's female is plainly enough more

than ihe male when she canprogra 111

III III 111

Thedeadly

thaipub

Rev. Dr. Charlea A. Raton, we musteliminate the causes of war. "Wemust be prepared In mind and hrnrlIn do our duly toward nu n and na-

tions." line trouble, is that Ihe other

of nil other netloni,

III Hil l' ' lillllll'll'H liuvo

poureg through ouf porti g a yiHtlllil.. fluiiil e Ulan a million, MttM

eau whichbegin lest-bo- y

or girlShapes-n- d

thenwander around gWhtkpenre and a common

withwyer

Bupt, Walter U Boarg ii

Ing in a few days, BV rjunder v ai a "i ago w in

Work win have to finaimih raine antinhovi in en wi hiomod w irepuriapplies for fellow nw:

It a "voca- - ami heart.mind I hand it

part norout in this fashion toof her sorrows.We ll

mil. lame .in,1. in:n conlainliiKmo of Ihe

Jackson tddrrssca fMlver ( Ity Elks,Silver City, ,n. M., Dec, (, Silver

City lodge No. 4 HI. B. P, 1'. Iv, heldus annual lodge of sorrow for departeii brothers Sunday evening at theKlks opera house. The Service! winlargely attended. Judge Han M. Jack- -son. of ki Pasn lodge No. s t. deliv

ered the memorial address, A specialpio.Miiiu of sin red music was feat-ure uf the exercises. In the las! Marthe Silver City lodge has lot) by deaththree members, W. H. Constable, SamSehlff and Dun 11 Redgle, and sinceits organisation thfrty-eig- hi member!have died.

elghty.slx question

id fond--

mtlgttniown ngi lie no

hyphenfeellna

" Tin cession lo Hreat urnnin or

lietnian CfllOPlM In Africa and 'let-ma-

poOaOSsiolM In I he PgOlMtl andUorraon acquiesce nca in the Kiaou-- 1

'linn attuatlon,"4. The ranion "f Calleln and

Bukoving to iitisHia.Tin sslon of Trliale. the.

I HI ( VTIOTS l 1 M.IWH.(C. P. Thwlng in School and Society.)

Tb.- interprolatlons which ituskingives nf education al'e manifold, di-

verse, in, 'insistent, having their origin

till ItOAH TO HI LL.I Itailway rtngll nig.

m's ih srhliol board ofIhto, fused to permll

bouse ttl be used lor Ihe

yegri - anilmade to f"

Iv boUevid..ii othertlongitty.iiv phono ted

' l n forThooe who

IlKUiflHl 111

AtnorfegMhenri of mi

III.

divided notional )i dis- -

Queries areHate of leaving Mhool"if what particular benefit has your

HClloolllljr ir i n to Mill :'

Would you havi remained ai schoolIf condition! bad beon to your liking?

Has anyone avir suggesled or ad"Vised i on as lo what y our fill lire

niln o11 in 0

Trentlnn, the litrlan peninItOlv and Ihe r ounlllon of

si ill atrnrenuicy in Albania"ii. The evacuation of Berbln and WHY NOT 9ountry and have....

Ihe oaaolon lo Si ilua and .Montenegrocnulse ahoUhl i.e.' if so, who gave

uf Itm iila nid the Hal11.' am u bat .' as llm 11 i ore

lo:, ii. 111 territory smith of the Narehla w"if

here except as aliens,

narks of Fubial JudgeteVllsVnd, the oilier day, lo

mm al" ml In t ike Iheit. whyifchvrhi of

a group

cnsMion of the question as to whitherrallroadi were practical or nut. anilthe matter was recently called to mindby an old lineament that tends inpart as fnllows:

"You ate welcome lo use Ihe schoolhouse to debate iill proper questionsin, but siii b things as raitroadl andtelegraphs are impossibilities and rankInfidelity, There is hothlug in thoword of npd about Hu tu if nod ba

Ideslfmed that his Intelligent creaturesjhaUld navel .it Ihe rrlghttiil speed offifteen milts an hour, steam, beWOUld have clearly foretold throughhis holy prophets. It is a device of

'Satan to lead i n 111 mi souls down tohell."

11.,.glanc

(in 11 variety uf causes and conditions,Mta remarks refer quite entirely to

education as it fielonga tu Bngland.Down to the pas-ag- of t'orster's dii- -

cation bill in s t there was ho publiceducation in Bngland. Education waslargely a matter either uf private Inat ruction, or of church support andcontrol. The renaissance in educationwhich began in Prussia under Humbold! near the elosc of the Napoleonicwins still awaits Us companion yulck

li ning among the English people. Km'

the English peupic have never, untilroeenl years, tak n any proper liter-les- t

in Ihlj tentest form Of humanendeavor. In ihe half cnlmy In

I Which liuskin worked and wrote Unit

interest was still dotmaOt. This kickof interesj arose ami still arises from

oath of allNtmtea will

I'nlleilchordappll- -

"HI

KC is pure. K C is health-ful. It really does makelighter, nicer biscuits, cakesand pastry than the oldfashioned single actingbaking powders.

pie alliance 10 reorganise the Bnlkanaami Turkej in Asia as they should de- -

tet mine ai ig thanfagh ea."From iins it may bg agog that the

positions of tip Contending powers arehopoloagly far apart nnd thai Ibe warmust gO ttl until one side or Ihe oth-

er yields greatly, prohnbly complete(j When Henry Furd announced its

his slngaii. "The men OUl of IB!

trenchaa by rhristmas," there mighthaye boOH si.uie .'iiiiso In it had he

meant Christmas, mill, bul II la i'1ftcult In see HOW peace may be ra-

tionally hoped for oven by that date.

ihltiis your

"Tb"' taking uf HiIh oath I" s l

11111 a thing as BB) of you will do inbis whole life, ll there is any manamong you who Is not leady thus lorenounce ami dloclalm all politicalconnection wllh lh 11 v ffomwhich in came, or who in not read t"auppori tin' fovernmenl nf the LtntwdMa.. in omm "f win, evon agalnal binnailvi luuntrj and whether be mayIhlTih ih. 11 Hal imiiit be light nrfrrrmg i." should not go forward and

Wngldone J

WbaW'b

lowed "

How dlDot

around

11 ( oMl'i ixmi oi l i'i l ill (

Menat'ir Iteveiiduc said llu And you pay only a fair price for it.thir certain great MVcla! conditions, iheus., i.r the political democracy hus

occupationHow lone v

you like It '

your mind

mi rememheNo baking powder should sell tor more,

Of aklp day In Wiishiugton:"Wgmen in England today hand

roll and arhite feathers to young nu n win,haven't vnliinteeied. These y0Uttg

im tilll'' in,.M ri, I,,, ,,.,! ,,p streets 90dinelderablc.nth of allcglnni e loda) periodlake 111. g

cannonedOath Tbey

iiie nt n Hi

ahead and look theaters A young Englishman out of

been the cause of growth of the at-

tention paid to the education of thep. ople. Therefore, to his view. Judg-

ing by the rducdtlon with which hewas more familiar, most of Ihe at-t- i

mpts Riade were ortcetved In un-

reason and carried out 111 unwisdom.For many of thatb endeavors Mr- lt"-ki- n

had either scorn or contempt aniltu Others he was Indifferent.

8Wl! I,gnlform Is likely to be called a ...thai you have"

What do you lOOkpapers-.- '

I in you consldi r ylard by every putty girl who pa ses

ROW Aim lb ans nnd have Ihe rlHht1. .be a sovereign eithton'i pgfl in

ri." iimi i.r tii,. siate ami national

fewuUS- -

"hubt--

Well

A fussy woman who died a

will,' ago III New York left a ill

and dollars In a girl becausetreated lite with politeness " Do

leu the thousand dollars was

elf absolutely

1 ii't i m oi tlie Liiyei oniciil. may

have divided aympathleamost in the hearts of all

honest fWhat hftbttl or viced do yot

fight down Iii yoni'McIfWhat is your religion?An- ,ui self -- aupnortlng

miniv di pen. on von for atlBIII, Thepeail aliiinosit lea belong in K

"under these oircumatancea theEnglish volunteer system reminds menf tb,' Bolivian general who set out ona recruiting expedition. He wantedvolunteers to put down a rebellion.Will, after be had been gone abouta Week In- - aent the war office thistelegram

" 'Volunteer spl.it splendid. Amforw.n 'ding by steamer lr.11 volunteers.Please return handcuffs.' " Washing-

worm it sil l' IOW ltll'i Mil Si I

LORDSBURG TRAPPER

WAKES SHARP INROADS

ON COYOTE POPULATION

ibesetAk canacaanaoiNCt to mornina .01 aMSM

Sihi, Pity, .V. M , Hee. 6. One ofthe larsasl Individual bounty claims

Nation'sFood

Can you aaVl money ?

What training or wperial ptepatii-tii-

haVl you had f'T fOUT iiresentposition? What Is your chance of

promotion? Upon what do you baseyour hope of promotion?

What Ipeclal ability have you"what limitations or dofectiT

Whit life work do you think you

ton Star.

iiiiiiiiiiiiisi I W lt.in 1. .i.. l PI. M l

nnd should iml be ttfOUghl OVCf lu tekoeeptini partnership in the amer

ban democracy, they have I miltharei'H with mi of all Ihe 1n11. intradltloni ami privileges; and an now

bound with us to struggle to incfoaaoIboat privileges, tin wa have here "amora perfaoi union" and a mora parjfa doiNoorgoy,

I'nfiirtunately wc have with us'"ple of foreign birth who haVI go

gyntpgthy with this country and who

.Hi, striving to ntaki It an annex toa foreign monarchy, instead of

made in America of the IBchoicest selected American

lion dollars' worth uf potnaaium aaitifrom flirmany, This wits moatly forfertllialng purposes, though the manUfactUN of exploit VOg consumed partof it. Praotlcnlly no potash wasproduct d m tins country.

Tb,. outbreak of the war and 'besudden end to all Ifflpoftl from Uermam produaed potash problem, as

w.ll a- - a dyeatUff problem anil otherindusltlal prnblimi. arising out nf our

(Atchison Qlobe.)A battle between the llrillsh and

the Turks In the Harden uf Kden Is

reported: AhfO the capture nf a llrll-tl- h

aeroplane b) the Turks on Mountwheat a food that builds sturdyAre you w illing to pay the price in

lmrd work to attain auccssslMi'. Seal si,s that any compel ellt men, ht for the day s work containsSinai Also :i skirmish between 1 11

presented to the county clerk in manymonths was that of K M. Qlage, ofUogdaburR, who arrived at Ihe courtbouse one day the past week with awagon load of coyote pels.

Q lose had Ifli pelts 10 the wagon,eg which he win receive! g bounty o,

fi apiece, or a total of $24)4, Mince

he is permitted to dispose of the peltshe will net a eunsiderable sum us 1,

result of his trapping. According 10

f) laSC he trapped must of the COJrOtM

during the icntith nf Novembi r, catch-in- n

thirty-tw- o ,11 his trus in ., singlenight.

nlai . b ii; .ill" I' leadlhir Hi"" an"'"""i Rusalans ami tlm Turks on Ihe slopesr,, quest,..,,. MkrtM t Atao ,.. ling of

" "r Vtfh the allies a. TlieSub.nica AbVO thet cut, dcteri l,,,t .sun of through Ihe

thei nut tf Turkish trOopsa,lahould holdlb,' hoy or gu ' oUId .iiu!

tnferk a (1

loiini tirst.tar ua to a

idem whnlaw fur the

nt" ilh ibetu, it is ibale SVOO going so

ek Ihe glgOUog "I a pres- -

wiii violate, internationalpurpose uf iisslstiMir Hn

RUCI ess of.ami make a perm tnent .r the Jordan, hound for ther nosh. ,, lint so far Jonah'shasn't swallowed a battleship

vailuanwba

more real nutriment than meat oreggs, is more easily digested and costsmuch less,

Shredded Wheatthe one universal breakfast cereal that hassurvived all the food fads and has becomea staple breadstuff, good for any meal in any

war. AgOihBt the presl- -many in Hi.

pi oblim seems in a fairdyed, and thai speedily,

mill was found in liah,ami apparently of al- -

latlbla length. AlunIM,

s tell us, is eompogod of

sulphate of aluminum.

"0l tttftg Ibe bOV ur Biti startedright." Mr. Bears says, is the cruxuf tlie cmplovmi nt prnbb tn. l'ruinmv study ut minora, uerlng .1 gfOglmany fn nttV i""n'' ni,hief reifoon Wni boys do dot remainIn one position for any length of timell thai (hey find that they are not in

... .....4 . LMufj La., 1.

SUCCESSFUL MEETING

OF TEACHERS IS HELD

IN SANTA FE COUNTY

sni POtTum him OCT.,'iilencl Jacobs, somewhere in Kan

Isaa, mariled his wife on October Iultimo and on this Noveinlier Ifi hewm around hot for divorce. Mrs.lac, ,1s, in her legal answer filed in

in' olaputcb.otath with

process of axtroetlna the puns Simple and not expensivedeposits ate not confined 10

IOC Usui pi."', ,.,r, ..-- hi . s..oaiationi.t .i.Arlr Mil " " 1 season, tor youngsters and grown-ups- .changing aboul until they llllll n l'i n light on a variety "in.tin ou s conaidi rubleThev are known to lst in 'III,.uf man so

Su, h

Utah.10, 1, metNevada,

. . ... ...i...i. n..i. (In,, I, ur a, I, Ms, not until It is: h:is married a man whomv In part and whom WOn it iiiianiiiieH in ..'" ... -

u. ,,,i. ... .1.1 .. 11.. ... i.i, noni-fiiiice- "Made in America

Two Shredded Wheat Biicuita, bested in theoven to restore criipneu, aerved with hot

W in f ill if married to him Mrs. 1111kmJa, oba says:

California, aminttigtu win bo

1. So it aeemsw a never again

rlgong andto say thatN.W

likely thai

,,111 int. .11 ut' " r. ,

ship, it wns with mi idea of reducingiiu- - waste of effort thni I hmc de-- i

vised tho blank.it nothing more is accompllahod

milk or cream, make a complete, nourishing,'III..ilium the! latittying meal at a total coit of five or'llllll.

While plaintiff's (Jacoba 1 persistcut and ardent SfOOlng of defendantcovered pi tiod bf thfee veins. Sun-di- n

and Wcilncsday evening of each au cents. AUa delirium with fruits.III,.Qorman) foe nKI1 navwg the blank filled out ana j

war is m 'I,- - . ,m md and a vocation advised 111

iient oi the United Ma tea thej use themost vituperative language and oponi prods t ins ii, i. .i

Not mih hai. il been shown thatmillions of ibdi, ii in Herman monejbus tn-e- seal to tin United Stales furthe purposa of violating the neutral!ty of this nation and lo fomentstrikes, dynamiting nnd othei ou-

trages In our fin lories and ggglnal our. in mei . 1. but it baa been ahowo that

Mg belli IIMll fur Ihe pUlpuse nf Ift nl mug nlniuve and 111cc1ul1.11 y

against tin ptcsidrnt of IheI'lllted gtatl himself.

Againat 'ids sorl ut thing, tthleoa

there gmig open advocacy or manr-rooti-

or ne Itatton to orimoi iip re i

no federal law. Yet, 111 any Other

nation of thi i.irih prison m deathWould be pTomptl) WltOd out lo the

Ihe treasonable worknien i tigaKed m

now going on. in tins countrj agalnal

our governnieni and lo favor of thekaiser'a tovernmeut.

if CullKKHS Should I' It law, Willi

shall bg dependentour potash supply,Ing a- - md, pi ndent

nilTh.

n mI. In- would repair ,0 iii ii nuan, s

ire nays than Will at ISOS! have served the purpose weInn,,,, whin, tile liellll. e.l.leni tills

lapiri.i. coaamroNMticf to woa-us- o jouaa.uLamy, n m Doc I. The teachers

of section No. 4, of Santa Ke county,met at the public school house loLamy nn Saturday iifternoon. The fol-

lowing program was rendered by thepupils of the sdiooi and was enjoyedby all:

Bong-B- y school.Rocltajtlon Vicente Kulawir.Dialogue --Anna LutU and Bmms

I ow e

Recitation David Ackerman.Hlalogue Tonita Kspanosa and Ju- -

llanlta Corrtlta.Multiplication table race, the sixth

gr.nl being victorious.itecttaltOn -- Duncan LoweAfter this iirogram a speech was

givi',1 i,y Mr. white superintendent ofpublic Instruction. His speech wasof benefit to any one who was fortu-nate to heir him. Mr. Conway gavean enthuaiaetk apeec'.i on the benefits

theof making the ho think: perhanmaking him reaHne for what he Is. voice wmiid muck ihe melody of

lingeredi Paolo or the lute, and as hedefendant's ear sweetwhlspeiing in

and Is not. fitted, it uncs nun 1111 oipoiiiinitv 10 analvz ' himself - a IhlnX

he probably has never done before." mil love and St t rlsstingVOWS "f 'The Kamblfrg-Ams'tOg- n officers'

na s,,, 1. in,-- - ,n the federal penl- -

tsgtttary, tral go ons win th'nk the lessI them ,,,1 tb n in count.

j devotion, his step so light, his voiceno Soft, hla manner so gentle,

;lresed, so callaot ami eonflding.Be 11 Ihls m Mmd,"1 coaltder Chamberlain's

If Mr ford's pmi a slop shouldOf etid- -

Would

he appeared to he as a lover ine trueand genuine llnmen, but no soonerwa-- . be man od lo defendant than hedOffxd his makeup as n lov, r and as-

sumed the i oic of l'etrui bio. the stern,

ftemed by far Ihe heal medicine in

the market for colds nnd eronp," aayaMrs. Albert Hlosser. Lima, Ohio. Manythi n are of the same opinion.

( cry where.

the hopeChristms

Hlumlde onto a mini'ing the war beforeha set el e jilla

AtRUOUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1915. SEVEN

Bringing Up Father Copyrightternatlorual Vow Uervlea Eg George McManm

7 r

1DC HEVTrVr

5AX- - MORPHX-NrVU- Z

MORAVIANN HERE LAST WITH

HAD BETTERiO DCvi TO

PLACE. ANDAtK MURPHY

HIM?I " "V IVI IT I t '- J II J - II a-

(. r m- ' 7 v .. y I

h iKrA.Hflftmr l!S:"um2,. ::::::: KTraiaveaWm W1ML CLASSMED COLIIMTransit Hi.Brooklyn Rapid Hi.IHAS EXCEEDINGLY

California PetroleumCanadian pacificCentral LeatherChesapeake A OhioChicago Croat Western OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000000Mi'SpiMhb-i- i

A THE LOGDAMDULL SESSIONoooooooo

Chicago, Mil. & St. PaulChicago & NorthwesternChicago, Rock Island & PacificChlno CopperColorado Fuel IronCrtlClMc Steel

ltci.i.t i i COTTAOSaV,

I'Olt KIM'.Three rooms wilh hulh. com-plete Neatly furnished: sleep-ing porches, double plumbing,perfectly sanitary 1(14 EastCentral avenue. Phone 381.

1 it." 5r.i--

,' mi NiKy changes andPhone

busl-othe- r

nil.bicycl

US up.

operaiinfl a g.in : s in furnltur, battels. I'.iil

'JO West Cold.A new mod o

alow,rn buiiKDealings Light Until Final; Denver A Rio Qrande, pfd. . . .

1 )ist illers' !, ounilos oooooooooooooooooooooooooosleeping porch.glassed

screenedtwo

built- -Hour When Buying Move-!r- c I'Olt KAI.K 1 Ivo-i.- V and IN.nltryrelies, fireplace, east' asylien'i r d i i d:i I'M a llll ill .1111.1 K.., kllltll 0ROFKSSIONMsai.i;

addlemem ui outiiucuci nanwaysior. at Northern, pfd. . . hal n. ,'. SII North

l'ic-roo- cottage, coiner lot,front, close to car; only l,t(0;terms.

T1BIMTON 1 CO.'.'II West (.old AtOSNM,

in buffet and kitchen cabinets;most complete andbungalow in the city, Must be seen

f i ' aiii vji'AI.ITY COUNT! Huff orplnKtinn nilneneves iviaiKet,

FOK SALE$1,700 I --room, frame, mod-

ern; corner lot, North KiKhtli St.J1.C00 frume; lot, 100xH2,

hlchlands, near shops.J2,f)00 frame dwell-

ing, mooem, S. Arno St., close In.$3,000. frame dwelling, mod-

ern, fireplace, fine shade, good out-buildings, 3rd ward, close in.

$1,250 frame, bath, electriclights. lot. North Eighth St.;terms.

$1,800 frame, modern, shadeand fruit trees, goodfine location, 4th ward.

$2,000 frame, modern, closein; 4th ward.

$3,000 stucco bungalow, mod-ern, guracre; highlands, close in.

$5,000 brick dwelling, sleep-ing porch, steam heat, lavatories inbedrooms; fine location, 4th ward.

A. FLOSCHEKReal and Insurance.Ill Booth POUItb Street.

iir.s i istsmi J t loin r

Prnl, il Niiritron.HSMM !(, Ilarnelt llilf.

Appotstmaati Mmip by

bitc n is

ureal Northern Ore ctfs.Guggenheim ExplorationIllinois CentralInterborough Consul. (VrsInspiration copperInternational Harvester.

Hiaek Mlnori'H. ami staf chlckiIn WSSOO. I.. II M rii a Sum. (13 SouthAm'. Phene li.Tj

I'HIl LAV, ih win thrr wy, thai'tijii ush to h Navalii II I. IUiU Stank

appro lati d.

i d and pile.The local ii

is right, LPhnna 7

Mall

a'al urn U n. Thenim I'aultrjr Tarda. 717 U. K. t tllTi'.-- ' 'i 1' H,nti Aibaeaveeaa n. m

X I I

e a house.Ml ha lot, farm or DeoSM,II, Stars llulldlng.

strat rhoasR 'ii

uial I'Kolirth

Portei-EieM- t Co.Kent SiVI.K it i in 1.. ii u wi am.

Smestft, heavy-w.i- . Ira. rnns rnlaiMl.ehampionehip at Artsoaa stats fair, semit'nr further litfannatlin te Auhray Invcat-msn- l

OS., Ifsasett, Aria. Ilaiu'h aMrasaNtlfos. Aria

1'HP.li I NS ami RVHUKONM.It. M U.l Gil

Ileal Kstattn ami Iaiomm,10 W e Uold ie. I'lione

sol (imiin i in MOM, M. .

rhjalrlml anil (OIBSSMiPhona HI 7. Parnalt

HI Weitcui EaUte, i in

t Uold.Insurance, Loans.

Kansas City Southern . .

Lehigh ValleyLouisville A-- Nashvile .

Mexican petroleumMiami i 'upper

' Missouri. Kansas & Texas,Missouri Pacific ,

National BlSCUitNational LeadNevada CopperNew York CentralN. V.. N. H. A- Hartford .

Bids

lilts. Tl I I x BiMM

MORNINS "'- , ' LIAIIO '

New York, pec. 6. In Its outstandi-ng features today's market was largel-y u repetition of last week's dull andIrregular sessions, Dealing! erere lightwith frequent periods of absolute in-

ertia until toe final hour when a

broad arid general buying movementin Standard railway shares, uotahliNew York Central and the llarriinans,imparted decided strength to the en-

tire list.QeneraJ Motors, common and pre-

ferred, .spui ut re cord-breaki- prices,the common sTainiim; .'! 7 i ft r 3 U andlite preferred u at 111, whileoilier issues of that purliculur groupwere 2 to j palate higher.

Mexiean Petroleum, prefi rred, ledthe oils, rising s to 14, with an ad

I,OS I ix iii i: NT llooma cur, Lin raudal.Plasties l.liullrd lo I ,a, lair, Noaa and

Th rmil.fUuta National Hank TJIdg

HALM rord lourimM' inn. iin Ijuad

llll8UNorthimbroldorad;.i ST Pudga

rswsrd ir: 'Olt104!If.

sai.l Mil van iiM.e,' sh mi,. blank-u- tu b o Mm urn x .mi Twelfth,

S. i: 'I'm ,ni f,,,. In ml nil vaNICK IttltH

hull I. 'I' liitia"Hei iini; rooma SlaWeal i nun i.III LP WTI l r

I'll. M AKI. AKI I (.. I All I II Kit. II I

Praatlet IJmtlad to IFsaMO's and chll- -

drell'n Dlmaiaoa.SlutH llutri, 2Hj Weat Crntral.

PhaBe 671. Alhuiiurripia. N. M

Ut HK-N- II fui ir f : ins fOr

per, 2 'a( lovernn

bonds sleaTime lo;

ff 2 percall ma

hiiiii hiNlsekavplng. 1731 vv.i i'niml. i gr.u ---. , - l.irfnins, llarnsrsi'i ,x M,

tindarwood typawritar, voudIIS Sac.nS fh, 77afiirnl.ili.il i ""in. bats rdar lntaiallr, i UK.I Weal l iili- -

HiN. U.mitbi

iron UK.N'T Nicetyadjoining, piix'ats

u. il. phona it; i.nut hriNT-- rui

WANTKD lilHwri marrfd mnn preferred,KeJI i em i. Wmtins bnlldlssA

WANTKU Mexican lakarars, ILTI perdny. Bmplapniaal Aganey, no suih

Third atr.nl PholK SS4

Norfolk & Western 1)0 ftNorthern Pacific 1171Pacific Mail 10

Pacific Tel. A Tel 1 I

Pennsylvania SI '

Pullman palace Car Ut W

Ray Consolidated Copper M.liHfH(lillf-T-.-rin,v- Tr, nmTT . X3'

Republic Iron A Ste 11

VON Al MKX

Utafftd i Siaaad .in, ail.

IP ur Iti In 11;

Noaa

a ihori into Northion(lean dollars, 3c, ki Bui h.inu, 'in W ,i.M.KS M.yx'A.OISfl CPU

PATRKTBti Miriri.i:,ex, loinic.'il.

I'll, sir llllNEWi:i.i.s

ItEXH.'OTO HBtl (OR rent i i' or ihres

id roeoiaporch; ii" slcl ISO NorthM W PIIIK Ml I I M KII I ihiiallil,, piiall ti

Call 723 Weal SUnk 1ALB -- lloli) a l

Bond aa new, theap. CH vRE I'

Phons Ti'r.: Sanaiarlum Phone1'. Ilurphtr, M. P.. Mi'dlrol

tai.Ulractorrink

millfew Hhae,

opportuMl ly

vance or r !4 to 21 tor lexns com-pan-

(Jains of 2 to T points In U'nlt--

states, Attams and American o- -

press shares offered a marked con-

trast to the weakness of thoge gtpckgdome months ago. Coppers, Ameri-can Locomotive, Crucible Steel,

Iron, Colorado Fuel and (ion-era- i

Klectrie were 1 to i! points overfei ent quotations.

First place in activity was held byrailed states Steel, that stock makingan exlreme gain of 2 at S7, butBethlehem Steel was again unauoted.

Ir M'hlll.lorthei fl I 8,

tend)No.

TITION; M PBR OBNTRBADY ski.i.kii IPPLHA BLH TO i IRI i. N l.KSALMMiN AND mam:Mli.xT; RBrBRKNOGS i:

OIVBN. CALL nil WliKoCftACXlLV. UOTSt,

g, IV ,B IndT5, No1, (11$18.00118.50; No. .Mill'oil RENT

Bleb. Mine, Wast Central.

dl B.IOjsouthernW 18.25.

MetalIJ7.TI S

Southern Pacific lOlljSouthern RailwayStudebaker Company IBityTennessee CopperTexas CompanyUnion Pacific IMfjjI'nion Pacific, pfd 8214t'nited States Steel Sfi ;iUnited states Iteel, pfd 11'".

Utah Copper noWestern I'nion MWesttnghOUSe Klectrie (VVji

Total sales, 1(2,(00 shares.

CHICAGO HOAlll) ol TRADE.

till.

'. .1

Fl'lffill.

1 1

KORIf)

lillHmeatlain.P Tl

modarn. TilKnitWe

RENTSllvai

rurntahad routn,RVinaa as hou

W, M. SHERIDAN, M. D.Praellei, Limited

Genito Uiinary Diseases andDiseases of the Skin,

The WnKicrninnn Rnd NoRib '' Tcati: Halvaiann "ftOfi" 4l0littff4

0IUMB4 Hank HltlirA ni'HiU' riuc, Npw Mp1ro

Fui ii lati.--I i ill ItUNI asliiapnii f,iSeiond.I Snu'h

I eaiaia.Nurse girl, 11

sAi.t; Mcoond iinmi raial ng rnschin'aqutanisni sad sew Hoppiies oparaieased nlal Hill Sell lilt llluiablo rUUlpfar piioif, nil ifis and istsnslvs laft

M.,oie um.,,1 only twu iiiiiiiIIii.. Wrilo Apiapaoiy itagdsioni win afssloo,

XN'I'I'.ll Miscellaneous.

M AV YORK liKAU M SPEI I It, .N'erlh TwelfthWANTEDstreet.

bouaaki p njroR nE!

As itSleepingllousak aeplng

l 11 WentiimlI., ill.gsasral ii iin srork.WANTED blrl

Phona IS61R.

Total sales amounted to 563,000shares.

The Burlington road .showed a netIncrease ot 1714,008 for October, whilelNorfolk & Western gained virtually)11,(00,000,

...Ir RatiSilver

Ft'RNISItEDalell. il,, eh

r,,iiiH, hIdran, ill

i a t

WestIt I. E, E, ROYER, M, D.

New York, Dec, S. The rfl tfl

ehang" iUoteS lead offered al (5.tipelter, ? i r. o rji ni.oo.

LIVESTOCK MAHKETIU1 , Ssft

"' ut'ii.Pi.xo i rtpalrlag duni ebeeg andI IXPlume tBI

nOMCOPATHICvvbii iiiu BulidlnNf price .Hands were steady to firm. Tob

sales, par value, were 14,(85,040.

WANTED Exp. needAddress M. journaj,

WAN T B I "TTiTTa-- hidTbookkaepar snd Mine

ctryWANTEti A slrl for

nn u'Hshlng ApplyBievsatfi street.

Chicago, Decrecords for thefollowed each '

nlcaly1 111 5 crop of wheattiler in rapid succes hio. (

ei I. i il, ne in.i.I aSi WANTBD-llu- ndl. wa.hlng; wark aaar-- '

nnli nl 105 SmiUi s. oiel street,'A ii pet CLlTiNiNtl. rarnitutrt sad atari

t

,v.nrl,.North

DR, W, W, DILLTl 'II KIM I I.UNIN.

i "iiit-i- i states registered 4 s ad-- i

FOR It UN 'I Th,.fur lisht hnuaaki

Si end psoas I

rub RENT --TiroIrani reuina in

joining. Ph aie sea

r"' rl"' w Ait. ad. I In 4 p. m

si III 10 Villi.

biIJq nidg.

ATTdRNrVH.my Waal Laad ainw, AMII ANDsork.HUH lb

In Ml 01A Ibaque lat;

lieWANTE- D- U'.ilnilli for

hnur every im,iiiini:! in North Maeond aln

lei.

Ooff, Phona rf.H.

,1 v. at call mill galdie, 807 West Tiler

,i iii , nntlai labia

Journal.

illani .ana

Kansas i l4VCStOXk,

Kansas City, Dec. 0 - Caltle Recelpts, 20.000. Market lowir. Primefed steers. J.25(li 10.00; dressed bootsteers, $79;, western steers, (il.OU'u8.25; calves. (f t.

Sheep - - Heceipts. 7,500. Mark I

lower. Lambs, 8,408.(0; yearlings,(.(0O7.t0; wethers, l.506(.(0.

Hogg Receipts, 13,0(0. Bulk, $(.16

WANTEDPITT in ish,

buss, I. 8,llolj ovehue.

sion today on account or waves orspeculative buying;, The market Closedunsettled at 26ii to 30c net advance!with December at 11.1(14 and May at

1 .1 7S . Corn finished with galM of

Hijl to 1 " f, and oats of i tolkOe. The resull In prvialona nasithe same as Saturday's close to 1 2 Is c

down.Despite heavy profit-takin- g galea.

I'oioty surveyor: EdmundMineral Surveyor HIO West

llox IH. Albuquerque, N M

II ( ll..I'Ull 1SNT Kurnlslied rooSM, 'il South

Walter. Phone ;u'.'.ANTICD A food iei"n :, ussIkI In Reiesrai aoaeewark moi soaging, so aaaaiasinull family. Apply M tun Wast TIJaraa

ISCOR RENT It'i'itns furnished r,.r In, use- -

kee plug, nh'opbur, pnreh 1n Seiiili IMIth.

vanced par cent on call,(.'losing prices:

Alaska Gold

American Baal SugarAmerican CanAmerican LocomotiveAmor. Smelt. Refng ....Amer. Smelt. & Refng, fd.American Stutar Hpflnlng .

American Tn, a TelAmerican TobaccoAnaconda CopperAtchison

ANTED- - A ppra sties girls. Wt SO HHl SALir lloiisen IIIMIMII IIlloa. h"it. shle philllns. Crane dreasnmli-- l

parlors, l' 3 North gsrsnth street. Phonali'ii i,i in i villi ixn

HAM IS,Ml- -. AIM,) Hi ii

J''Ort BALK

. Iili

. 7114. 99

111

.117I (Ufa

.220S K K

FOR RBNT T-- nasi llittit luaiseUcrpIngrootna furnished, sleeptorr parrh: rin ehll-.Ire-

nu iOnsi Cayitfal Ph ni 11,heavy, ';'!. 10 ' R, month; i

i isal i' "

fj (, I '

and b

e t.ti i, III II mS. "

,,,,, , al lull RENT H,,,.,. IteimnjeVOn III'. NT Tun liiridahod rooina Willi

UirSC sleeping Mrch, uae of kltctiall, hulh,el. elite llslils, ttlapllon, fuel for i king(31 niinith, no H Walnut. Phona IM8W.

KoK li.M.i: i, HI

dwelling. Itutitli Amavenue Kiirnai endmenu favorable nun Full RBNT Htimpi o

.i noil. tral. Inquire opst.ilr..

', AN'I'liD- - Aaenis fur payloi; outiluer buabness; nu exporlenco rfacalssry; Splendid

opportunity to aacura llxht. profitahla, steadysmploymant. gor particulars, ipplr v o ;

Went Fruit svenui,

wilier Mlole Null llm.U lo

ClliCSfO Liwstock,Chicago, Dec. 6. Cattle Ri

a,((C. Market weak. Nntiisteers, ((.Sfifl 10. 40; western

r, rrwitiTi itsipls,beefeersi

kor RBNT garnished room hothent. hut ui.,1 eold wuter In SS Ii

laeptng porch off eaek di.suihuhardwood floors, sleetrll Unlit, fill Uaal

ii, ',i bsrsain to Alpiinuerss.ei,tn i irli le aa set in here Oolagroom modern house, ntie I, lock

Apply tv, !'. Carpittter, oweVuio, ;'l Weil (lohl.

KOlt SAI.Ifor three

to aell a ;

from depotec. or ,b,e

ANTi:i rositlmiGLASS OF SALTSALL KINDS, both Haw nod saoottd'hand,

bouslil, mid, renlcil ami repulred,Typlwrltlns Rsehaage. Pkaae no.

lift South Second street.

lt.1008.10; cows, f,(09l.l(i calves,I,I0(J 10.25.

Sheep Ueceipts. 24,000. Mark"!WANTKIi lllen l,y first eliiH dry (j,nts

Cintfel, Phone r.nw or ,t

for in: nt Kiel, mi srltli bath, largapenny and closets, nice rang In Ultthen,

ennnecttd tot hot Bhd eold waior, furnishedfree from prli'Kto giant Call a ml see It;two sleeping f,l:'e, gagth llrondaiiy.

H.ileauuiii, tenISantH fluenl'veneris. Call ur writ

! sxplrli rs IS, spl aid,nn furnish A- refer.

a If, v., mi; linsi Central.M Mi:il lloindeis. TIMS) OARlUtwait. Sheep, 5.tO(jM.4B; IlimbH. $11.90

Co (,1,CLEANS KIDNEYS WA.NTKu iM, biaarderi si till HouihS I Sll'it

WANTED ii niera m private tiaill)phone laar W. ill goBth Walter

-- Receipt!, 80,000. Marketto 25c under Saturday's av- -

just after the opening "beat pricesduring most of the day kept soaringhigher and higher.

Assertions that commandeered whealloaned to Canadian shippers wouldhuve to be returned b) December 10

to th" dominion government gaveimpetus te the upward move-

ment of prices,Com, like wheat, went to g new

high price level for this season. Hull,ish crop estimates by two prominentfirms did a good deal to lift the valueof corn In the face of .somewhat livelyrealizing by holders.

oats hardened with other grain.Immense receipts of hogs weakened

provisions, but n fair rally ensmid,somewhat bji the bulge in

grain. I'ully 22,000 hogs moi, thanexpected arrived in Chicago today,

Closlm prices:Wheat- - Dec, ll.l'J'4: May, II. la ftCorn Dec, 08c; May, 71c.Oats Dee., LI Vic; May, 46',c.I'ork Jan., f 1 8.02 ; May. l7.(7.

YOuUQ mini with experieme its buyer nmlninnnRi'r f retail millinery department

leaking; for opanlng, Will consider ampropoeltloBi eon fuinisn refarencoa AddreiiRos r,, Journal.

Kill ItKNT Dwellliigii.Hen

dull, l

erage,Il 8.50;fi :,.io.

NorlhBulk,heavy

$8.10(1 (.($6.1 5 Ijl fl.

Ityht,; pin,

EejwcM-Csrnnps- c Mail LineDully paesengal service leavlni Rcawall

and fJarrlSoio nt ligfl b. in.Ihrouah fare, one way 110.10Intermediate polata pt sine

tu li, hiiaanite free Isoaaa carrleAROIWRI I. Al TO I'd.,

owners nml operatore. Phone t!l

$4.00DT71 fiiinlshed flul. e'lill

Itln iM sodeonvalaaoe

Waller sir.oill RENT-10- 1

NorthFOU1Fi mlrOjH HUNT Itooins With nonnl.

Foil RENT -- H....ina and hoard Kaiee II. Inper day. til Houtfi Rroadway.

"in tiunlshMiinitl' He.

,1 Mill.InquireutDenver Livestock,

I'Oll HUNT- Thlilorn. SU W

$11 Soulh Plrst,

If your Back hurts or Bladder

bothers you, drink lotsof water,

MAJ.U, NOTICKB.

NOTICEPFArf IIA.M'II yulet and otlraonva

health res,,n. two mtles north of post'IptS,

$0.25WOn RBNT Furnished, two-roo- house..

Inrse sleeptnit pnreh, perfectly aonltafyi

CattleI'.cet itai

ilfert. It.!

i r, Dee. li.-- -

M&rkel slowcows and h

ire io.a He eeipts

Office; fiesli ihks. Jersey nlk. rreo creyanee; sleeping porch or cottage, Pgirtinw.

lat 1224 North Second etreet. Inquire llll,Worth Second or phone HIO,

Denvl,$0(,Il 7.25;calves,

Slicesteady.

Honslower.

i o , NewItond lull,1,100. MATKet FOR R15NT Ii unit Fooi Bear! lb llllllilbMexico

i ptivnietiiiion . for

DAII.V AUTOatORIliI htaor.Fox ii in Passenger Service.Leave surer City till p. m.LsaVI Mogdlon 1:00 a. in.

Cera meet all trains. Largest and beltequipped SUtQ livery In the aoulhweat.

UKNNETT AUTO CO.,Silver City, New Mexico

1, rn.-- F our-- o,im nouaa. Ill- -rOR RBNT-noir-

mifninllj' has ixeeiietit sreoram

. . . " I'cotile; sholas of hnse shyI. '( I'ipie, l.MUO. .11.11 tor telll house lOTTlllSr lo IhoseTop, $6.10; bulk 11.15 0.80. him, imi South Bdllh itrsel

Weal l8d.nt loitiir- - untjr, Newiialed boiulN of lid Malll.urd Jan.,llibs Jan.,

!i.4,7; May, ltl.77,ID.72; May, .(2.

l oll UKNT Thriio loom Fumlahed apurt- -

meul tiii shepimi porch, lers ;'2'iSoinh sixth treat, Inquire nt Havny astat,

Mexico, dated Atuoist 2, 11(7, knownaa Fiinding Bonds, maturing duly L

I V litional after ten yearilleliioan

a mltheKANSAS n v nuAlii) OF TltADB, Hi

I.Oi'KHAItT RANCH- - Tha moat attructleehealth resort. One mils north of town,

All milk, cream SSd ssirs produced on plnce.Fras corrlaaa for suesla. Electric Hah (a.el tp mall eervica. Rooma or cntiaKee. Phnntinll, JMra W II. Reed

1.Lite (herefromeoltngi'

K lllhKOR IlLNT Tworoo,,,

will steeping porch,Mtreel

For HUNT Good onelined or unfurnlihed,

S oith Wall'-r-

.Wheal -- No. i,. 2 red, $1.11 tR

Muy, I1.1IHQ

hen your kidneys hurt and roll'back feels sore, don't get Beared andProceed to load your stoaUCh with ("it of drugs that excite the kidney!JJid Irritate the entire urinary tract.Keep your kidneys clean like you keepyour bowels clean, by flushing themw'th a mild, harmless salts which re-

moves the body's urinous waste andsimulates them to their normal ac-tivity. The function of the kidneys

to filter the blood. In 24 hours theytrain from It 500 grains of acid and'aste, so lie can readily understand

the vital importance of keeping theX'dneys active.

I'rink lots of water you can'tdrink too much; aluo get from anyPharmacist about four ounces of Jadt"; take a tahlespooiiful in

glass of water before brcuk-"o- st

rach morninar for a f. w days

tOn III NT Ufflce Kooms. V I F It til.I",II, :i7, :is, II,an ionise, fiirn- -per month (it

llll ill lo

tl, 12,21, It,11, 12,11 nmlfifty d1. 2, 8,

ATI IIISON. TOPKKA SANWAV CD.'Oil RENT riffle Apply I ( II ( II of

innds Dumbei 'I

Snow in flMMH Coniily.Silver City, N. M , Inc. 0. - South-

western .New Mexico had Its first kcii-era- i

snowfall of the season Saturdayand Butlday In this ei(y the rmow-ful- l

was verj- light and melted almosta,'t soon ii m It fell. However, in theHUfrOS, the PiDOS Altos and MogOllOft

mountain ranges llm fall wag (IP IIIheavy, There wan no COnSldl rubledrop in the lempei a( ure ThO mols-lur- e

came at on opportune time, asil will refresh the ranges nml fill upthe waler holes.

Journal nfflco.eon

Kansas City. flee,hard, $1,101 1.12;

.1 1 j lee., $i.n.-y-

j 1 1 .

Corn No. 2 wlNo. 2 mixed, 6ihMay, (I

iiats No. 2 mixwhile, tie.

i:i,on hull- -

Inquire I, 10. 11, 12.6 I , c:6 I 7 c

dials each;4. I, C, 7, 8, I

16, 17. 1S, 1!i

Poll RRNT Fiirnlalied, in "v twa-- fi

gstaWi SiaSS porch; 111 a a th111.. South Arno.

WeallioiindNn. Ctasa.

1. California Kipr. sa .

3. California Limited .

7. Fast Kxproea21, 22,11. II,nrsiM-s- s i iiwi i K 2 1,

II,48,

8124. II, 26, 27, 3k, 29

Arrives Departs.. 7 30p S.30P..11 Ma 11 :30S.. 0:15a 10.16a.11 llllp il:!IS. . fi(ta 1:00a

l'FJIp0.16a

20,no,10,50,60.

Kim IIENT Furidahedwill sleeping porch, to

South Waller slreelII. 12.51, 52,

I.10.18,

34, 16, 36, 37, II, :t'i44, IT,, 46, 47, 4S, (I64, 55, rn. 57, BI, 59, 61, 6 2,.ei.efl

TO tdsAHsV- - Allni'iui que planiiiK mills torcMponslhle liarlyi riasouutile. luquiri-

618 Waal Coal uvenue.A mood ppslliuMari be si cured by Intel

llgenl mnn nlth H.IS( llhtlStS ownmoney, dill 207 RSat I'entrnl.Knit SALE Motth nest looallon In the

cltyi selling on aaerfttnt fail'ns healtlt.w. II. KeMiii ;'! Waal Held

u nss cm WIOD1 i E

88,73,83,93,

84, f,r., 60, 67, lis, (ill. 70, 71

74, 75, 76, 77, Tl, 79. Mi, SI.

Fast M.illDa Lute (Thursdays! .

gsallsessdFl Paao KtpreasBl Paao Kaprcss

K.nsl bound.A I In title Kapresa

astern Bapresirallfornlii Limited

ion RSJNT Modelfor isli ; 1 10 , ash

room bunsalnw, orIII pi r moat h. piaas

aill Nhoiihl I'm- - I biiinbei laln'- -Wlind your kidneys will act fine. This anana City, uttersconds,

84, 85, X, 87, 9, 89, 80, 91,91, 9',, HO, II and II, of thenation of one hundred dolla

Decfirsts

IS.

iipiwPoll RRffT- - Three-r- r

ransc flreplaos andPhone U22.I.

denoiii--each,

lank.Ii, II.",.

,m modernsleeping lerireamery

:0r,aS.lOp7:00P7:60p

:10P

2:l6p:IOp

7:15pl:00p

7:00SS:30p

secr.nds. WANTI'D Drcssmakina;.Sic; paiking, lfc,

KgKs Firsts, j:ic;Poultry llins, H

I 5c; springs 12c.

I. K. C & Chicago RI10. Da Lua (Wednesdays)

grass south.HIO. Kanaea City A Chicago,ma Kansas C'v Chicago.

KD Ladles 100fine flressmnklng.run ltrT Apnnmems,

FOR RENT llouaiaeeping rooms anS furnlshed ooOagee eleepicg porrhaa 111

Waal PealFOR ilKVI' -- FiircTa'hed iepnrlinenta wTl

sleeping porches, for light housekeepingii sad if, month, light and eatef paid,

ill Bill Slhor. I'hom, r,?li.

I Olt l it A III .MV Vdlth COTTOX MAIIKKT.

t'otjgh Rcmvdr.BsCSUSe It has an established repu-

tation won by Us go o l works.llecause It Is moat cKteemed by

those who have used It for manyyears, as occasion required, and grsbest Bcqnainti d with Its good fjaalttles,

llecause it loosens und relieves a'cold and gldd nature In restoring thesystem to a healthy condition.

Because it does not contain opiumor any etheV narcotic.

Because it II within the reach ofalt. It only ecMs a QUflffsr uiiinln

"iiious salt.t Is made from the acidW grapes and lemon Juice, combinedw'th lithla. and has been uned for gen.rations to clean and stimulate clog-J'- l

kidneys; alao to neutralise thecids In urine so It no longer Is aource of irritation, thus ending blad-ae- r

weakness.Jad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot

make" a deiightful effervescentllthin-wat- drink which everyonenotild take now and then to keep

Jjelr kidneys clean and active. Trythis, also keep up the water drinking,fid no doubt you will wonder what"'Crime c..i,.. I I,, ... n. .. ,1.1a n.,.1

ami bonds numbered 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9. 10. I, 1.', 13, 11, 15, 16, 17,

und IS, of the denomination of fivehundred dollars eaOh, are hereby d

that the above designated bondswill now be paid on presentation bythe legal holders thereof at the officeof the Treasurer of said Bernalillocounty, and that on and after Janu-ary I, 1916, each and all of aald abovementioned bonds will cease to bearinterest,

M. MANDIXL,Troninrer nml ex Officio Collector of

HsrnalHlo County, New Mexico.

dtonKoR BALK W'e liu a .n. nor,, laneh lost

off Magnolia avenue nt Riverside, Calif,,good house, vvbh orrhrud nod, al-

falfa, win node f,.r Albuquerque progartgior ranch neur Alliuquerque P V. II, ''limaState National Uank builllng

New York, Dee. . Spoteteacly. Middling upiandH, $12.60.100 bales.

AUTO LIVERY

IJKe Cl a Call. We Will TreatVon Hlght

MACllIXi:. A I TO CONSTIll CTION CO.

PUH HAI.r Heal KfilalPj. jav , ..--v - , jSEW VUHIt MONirV MAIIKI T. FOR SALE A ana p. U tola, house, food

location, fruit trees, oalhogeie elliliesyards. ,llllj eslh 4ll itt trail, balance, W. M.problems pnrelieasa, eatee nr

stlc aob by nairnsi wantReal aetata

leads era as Maydnlcna

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1915.EIGHT

WalN r J Itc.-- lestifi. d thf( whenhe was phusol as driv.-- ,,! the enginei.l Hi. highland station ihat he hadCRESCENT HARDWARE CO.

tuner llooer Fnrm-liln- g tmde. i utteri. Tool. Irm Pipe. Voire

and nillnc I'lumMni HoaUiig. Tin and Coiipee Wort

ik w (iatiim avbl wmammCRYSTAL TONIGHT

CHIEF J. KLEIN

IS NOTIFIED BY

CITY HERD THATPRESERVES

CANNED FRUIT

ASPARAGUSDEL MONTE

JAMES P. LEEvt ITOIt I I l ll

20 PEOPLE--2- 0m mi. itKtin cMtmrs with bam m ii.i in

"FINNEGAN'S ALLEY"i r in nrmnnrn

Writing CasesThe Writing Case ha com-

pletely replaced" the lap dek of

lormei l NEATER.more COM P AC I and eminent

ly desirable in rveiv way. It

hold your PEN. PAPER.EN VI LOPES. ADDRESSBOCK. S I AMPS, Etc.

tr.r Ivlr and ie Prices

$1.50 to $6.00

STRONG'SBook Store

nr n r,r viuhlui

nil driven oth.i a beforeUrthSg lo drive Cis machine: that

ha h id aval driven ., machine M anu oupat'on before starting u drivef.,r the eitv. neither hail ho everoWfiad .i nurtilita t Mi n whichha h:,,i driven and that he hnd goredWorked in an automobile garag. priorte hi- - rroptoyeaenl as driver for tho

it.v; that he had been driving forHie Citj niar live or six months andthai at thi.-- tini. he did nut know

thin- - about tile ineihani'al parta machine; ihat ha had on this

ilay "it which the killins of littlenweii Horns occurred. Im drinkingand lh.il h had Uil.eu at least threedrink Ihut he remembered distimt-- y

Inn not sure whether ornot h had tak-- mole ihui three;that ha was anahlti Ui sive full aeCOtUtt of his win rcabouts Ml the af-i- l

moi ii i t tl'.e 19th dai of November.A. If J 6, on which the killing nflittle " en Dotrl occurred.

Thai at lb Inveetlgatlon ol thetire committee after the aforesaid in- -

(gii.'Mt had taken plane Chief JacobKlein stated that he ut M men on

l the highland station and left thent rui'tton to the captain lo sec thai

the new men bacarae lew lit

that he. the chll f. uppoaed that in.i ,i pt i mi did hut that he neverveatlgsted himi rlf to find out WW, r or not the captain h oi done

"CM nib-nu- of il- - city COUB

view of my knowledge a ma;the foregoing fa, t. In tb.,1 JacobKl.in is inefficient and an unsafe j

man to be chief of the fir.- depart-mea- t

of the city of Albuquerque, amil reapectf ully oak the honorable eitv j

coumil o approve ;lnd confirm my j

actions in tin matter ol tin removalof Jacob Klein from the head of thefire department as chief and the ap-

pointment of Arthur C. Burt! t..fill the place as chief ,,f the lire de- - j

partment of the city of Albuquerque."!I'lre oaNBtttec Seputt,

Th,- fire committee's report follow"To the honor mayor and city

COWIM ii of lie City of Albuquertjui xM.i We, the member ,,f tlm lire com- -

mlttee of your body, Wish to Hlll'ITlit

the folleWlng report!"We have invest mut eil th, accidentth highli which resulted

h kllllmember 11

you the re ord of the coronerligation at ,) report.

'We find upon investigation thatere are son e change! which Wt bc- -

of the elty, Among tb'se is the ad- -

y,sabiiiiy of removing from the de-

partment of W. J, Heed, which werecommend, Ami we believe the run-

ning tittle of Hie fire apparatus shouldbo limited to twenty-fiv- e mile perhour in going to tire and fifteen milesin returning, ami so recommend."

Committee Report Adopted.The report was signed by the en-

tire eoBunlttee Alderman George i

Hammond, .hairmnn; Alderman IvanCtunsfeld and Alderman S. S. C.ilbetiAlderman s. n Coen moved that thereport be adopted. On the roll callthe til councilman present voted nf- -

flratatlt t i".

ebb f Burtleaa was executive head,,f th,. fire department her for sixyear, lie was brought to Albuuuer-rju-

eleven years ago from Toledo, ( '..to tak the aonointmenl as ehief, previous to coming her, he served a longterm in the Toledo department, goingil,.-,.,.i- , oil th.. I, lunches of servicedriver ptpoman und englneman. Corn- -

illK here, he brought strong reconi -

btendations. from Men Rule"innM

chl',K, .,,.,,

DEPUTY ABLE TO

TRAIL COW AFTER

SHE IS KILLED

ii er Tracks Widow's Bo

vine to Place Where She Is

Slaughtered anc Thence to

Three Homes,

Mrs. Folic lias Ortega, a widow, nfaiarito, yesterday niornlng reportedj Under Sheriff Hick Lewis Hint heraw had been stolen. It was the only,vv she had and she Was BllXlOUl that

the officers recover it Deputy Sliet -

iff Querino Coulter was assigned to'the duty, The only reason he did not'get the widow s cow was Ihat the men

w ho took her butchered her before heoverlook them despite his iiiibknes

I in running them to ground, lie hadthree linn, who lonfessed to the theft.hi Hie county lad by last night.

Coulter trailed the , ow tracka fromMrs. Ortega's place to a chimp of

three miles nay. Th re,In- saw that Ho cow hud been butch-ered there. That failed to Stop Coul-

ter From that point he trucked thhonCS on which the mint had benpacked away. The trail led him to

the homes of KiglalQ Padllla, Fclil"Turrletta and Avokmto Bsrelg. Hefound tin im at in their homes, puck- -

ed in boxes, and brought them to lall,arriving Lite last night,

one of tho men told liulcr Slot ufLewis that tiny had SUI the hide intopieces und scattered th, in ill the

BUGGY DAMAGED BY

AUTOMOBILE: DRIVER

CITED BY THE POLICE

ed when it was struck by un automo-bile, driven by Lee Tillman, at Thirdstreet und Tl.hras avenue last nikhtppSrWUMl was ill the bugsV but es-- ,

aped without Injury, as far as theIpoliee knew lillman was clled to appear lu police court this morning.

lt new umIiiv CVyatnl

v., aii mujiv T'eiin:!.." dailv(to ii.n e. ail J .iui wSt a

iktri ri ii I i: LAIl I, in In I" sialic li,.vv I, t

ItiiW l

ADULTS 25 CENTS

PROTECTION FOR

PASSENGERS

TROLLEY, PLAN

(Jl dl ance Contemplated, Cr

ne Safety Zones for Pe

Stieet

downbv automobile came out at th nillll- -

u.ei (lug Inst night. Provision formfdv ti s is lo be made in an ordi-

nance being drawn up by fity AttorV Wilkerson. accordion t i Mayor

Boatright, The city attorney was un- -

atbte lo attend last n. gin's meeting onaccount of illness.

A talk by Alderman (It! org D, Ham-

mond brought out this information.The councilman from the Plrt v. ai d

aai dthat several persons had c

to him that "Jitnaya" rushedbv trolleys when they vv re standing,.lis. barging ami i akiua on p Bsengeralie had heard ofnearly been hurt

llhing should he and sugL

ihe safety zone hi It was theiHie mayor apoke of the imlinum e Pe-

ine prepared.( yelisis for s,uli.v.

The Motorcycle club, showing itsdcniiv I,, ass.st in dealing with thetraffic situation, cut n committee lo

the council. The spokesman aid thatthe club had suggestions to offer usto changes in truffle regulations. Tiieclub was for the safely fcone and be- -

'lieved that UUUtmObile Should not lie

parked OPpOglte these immunity ut.s.(i as not to block vehicles.

He complained of automoblllBteI turning jay cornet s i ml untested thaithey be compelletcorners in a n stnoermltted to shavi d

In the P sidentlal district where"Inconvenient" to avoid Jay tun 'I,

alio suggest,,! tint motor whirus!"'lir' to slow down in

""I !h'

j mo queoMon tt an arc light foi theand Citycroanng m un Santa .'e

pctrlc company s tracks on TUeraanil,, was brought up by Mr i ; runs- -

id's from the Santa Pe and trolleympany agreeing to instal und main-i- n

a light. The city clerk was d

to Instruct the Santa fe to keepwatchman at the crossing until thlit ,vas up.

CIVIC BETTERMENT

LEAGUE WILL SEND

FRUITS TO THE SICK

make the effort to supply poorilies with dinners, as they

ciar. the livic Rettermenlwi I undertake brightening the

j holiday fi' L. r, i:

announcep reserves. canned fruits and similararticles would be received bv Iheleague for distribution among thosewho are both ill and poor. Part ofthe Rifts will be sent to (lie chstitVward of Ihe hospital, he said. Whiletile league (has not plat supplyChristmas dinners lo th ndlgentgenerally it will give outsions Ihat charitably IncHf

send to the office for tlii Mr. Reed said.

HOLLOWAY-M'KINLE- Y

CASE GOES TO TRIAL

AT CRUCES SHORTLY

The trial uf the Hollowuy andcase will be Started 'ate this

week ut Lus Crudes, the ease havingbeen transferred to Dotta Ana fromTorrance county l Judge B. M' d--

on a change of vague, Judge W

C. Heacock, of counsel for the defen-da.it-

will leave tomorrow forOruces.

KoOoway and McKinlejl are chargedwith murdjoV. They were tried pre-

viously but the jury failed to agree.Sb of the faro is said lo have shot

killed inar Tajlipie two ffleers'ere attempting to a war- -

them Th, g

have been voi

All new today t i v ttal,

von SAi.i:-Roadssle- -- Ch. a Model ltuiekpainted

Saragc

tialhip I. limp Hahntrrlll" Lamp

(.HIM. I'l RrOHKS I'MjiiIii -- . ., nil, nu n and I hildr,:;n M) 9:U.

CHILDREN 10 CENTS

8THEATER

sttouI Ml Mill.

rn i t is i s CHANGEKt l lt DAY

THE EDGE OF THINGSThree-re- s I d

THE HOODOO'S BUSY

DAY( uucdv.

roxoitnovi nit: in IMUXDi in-- , i thi: skv."

PASTIME

til U Central vr

TODAYA ROMANCE OF THE

ALPSReliance Two-ro- d rVaturc,

With Maigaret .Mnish.

MUTUAL WEEKLY

With UStCJd War News,

KIDNAPPED AT THE

CHURCHMutual Coatetly,

THURSDAY

ROLiBBOOK Itl.VNN in

THE FAMILY CUPBOARD

PIVK-REE- ti DRAMA.

DRESSMAKINGAT

THE NEW PANTITORIUNI

Mt8M W. i n H SE

ath Thrrd it,"-

BUT THIS BRAND OF

TELMO v

CASSV.O OOOBS AND ytirHAVE THE IIKST.

GRIMSHAW'Ssecond ami Central.

For llolidav amllcs. Futu v IceCrcunis, etc.

IHtDI.lt I.VKI.V

LET US SEND A MAN

To Replace Th.it Hroken Windowtilnss

ALHUQU:i:it i: i.fmbkrCOSU'AN V

Phone 111 42S N. First

BICYCLESmi. STOCK or ,n i aii i

Will I I, S AT

HEWITT'S2UU W KST tiOfjD.

TAXI SERVICECITA-

- CALLS 2.1c

Special Hates by Hour or Trip

LARGE, COMFORTABLE CAR

CAMKROlCg TAXI SEUVICKIlay ami Night Phone 540.

NOmCE,From and nfter this date a chargi

of ten cents per line will be mude foi

publication of cards of thanka, resolutions uf reapect, obituaries, etc. Tindoes not apply to notice cf deathtime of funeral and similar noticewhich will be published us a rnatbof news. Persons desiring to ptiblls)cards of thanks, etc., will please '

them out and send or brine them In

THE MORNING jot'HNAUTHK KVENIMi HKKALD.

phonTi7.FAT TXI AMI At TO

DAY ANI NIGHTt mi: GRIBOO

FOB RCNT Koom. 25i50. facinialley In bnslnea gertlon. aiillflble i'rolioiihliie or tin hon. or toraif'heat and wal "icliuled. AodIj tht

Iftee

Coal Co. tcrrtllosGallup

HtorStove

THE NEW PACK IS NOW

Never in our experience

of vcars have we ever

sold I perishable article

and had as little com-

plaint as we do on our

H. C.BRAND FRESH EGGS

PRICE 50c PER DOZEN

WAMI'V SIORtIIOMI.'K II. WAUD Mgr. i

Xir Marble Ave I i - -

Strong BrjthersUndertaker

PHOMIT HI lt II f PHONET. 111 K . OOPPK8

AMI SKCOND.laoooooooooooo a

I

LOCAL ITEMh t

Of i17 M.HEST.I mImc John liar, hi llurK will hold

n a' anion of the prohute court thinmorning. The eeaalon Mill open at10 o'clock.

Mr. J A Whittciiticrk- - h'fl venter-da- y

ajaailtlWi M OftlfPP, where ahewill xpeiid the holldu lth h won

w r ou)The fhristinn Bndravoi aocloty of

tin tini iTesi.vi, rian rhuroh will,iilot .1 . I. Ill I,, In Ii, in, eill.U .IIIO,

octal at t o'clock tonight in the ,

dhurch laiilorw.aiu Mm M i nrnman'a nan.

em Asso.iHt.on of tin Maccabeca, will. I ,, ..VI. ...I, ilo ,.n..r. ,..,.

.id,, teillowe' hnlr nil loon- foe.....m mbcis iiml their frleiub. v, III fol- -

low the me, ting I

The Woman' Mlaaionnry aoclety ofthe Central l.vwtur tttthodlai Bptaoopal church v. Ml mei Ibi ftftl I R

at tho apgrtmenU of .mis. d. K, wii-o- n

m lb,- occidentai building for theannual election of officer ami a so-

cial teaMij tioidie Barber, of i;in Puartso,

and wiiii.un Dunkla, of 11 Nao, Worein ill Ii Hunilily by Hie Rat i '. oJBi :. until Inme Hl Vlolol '

i :. i bat w i re w Itneaa nkies an employe of (lie HI I'aao BridgeIron Works Co. Thej will be at homein 1)1 I'iino aliei I ii ember I &.

A wrecked Automobile waa seen in,i nt ii on the N'orth Potirth atreelmail, beyond the elty limits, yaatrr- -

day b) Hest) zltin te , id, i,i a.,the harlff'a uffkTUr owner of th far could not he

found nor nuld It be Itamed w heth r

tny on wn Injured lu tin gcckfi lit

GEORGE M. LYON OF

FIRM WHO BUILT THE

HIGH SCHOOL DIES

Oeorge M I. con of ihe contracttntifll m of t.voii A Axt II. In, bUlll thenew hath aciiooi ami remodeled the

llv In',, died yenlcidiiv from lutes.Una) trouble after a brh t lllneaa, lieWas (I vents old.

Mi I.Mui Cam bere fimn PUtblo,COfO,, ti,ree yeul's ggo, His hom "as.it m i North Mavratrl nreet TheiMilnW and several cliildnn kuivhcThe body Was ttiki sttong Brothera' undertaking r Puneral arrangament had it ll d. elded upon last nlaht.

ii. v. aa j promiililks and Masons and ih spite Iliahln, , lidani he i , gad urn to bewidely known III, u.ih a member ofthe Shrine, Royii il Arcli Masons ,,

Rotwetl nut Utah Rita at SantaMi Ly, directed the firms

r Altell living ut

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Harold QoldstrOMUntold Qojhtatrem, H v,..rs obi. died

H.fterdiiy at his partm Bt In thehiKhiunds Tb,. body waa taken to

Ptcnu Brothers undertaking roomllelatlve hsv been notified .,f thtd- nth ,,f Mr Ooldstrnm and olv Idftoss them arc awaked a to

ral arrangement- -

VII MM loilav I i ia

Noctal eksiaM Dotomtm hall Wed"v gigtjt, t.oml ',

Henry hauls baggage and

other things. Phone 939.

t.Merr sal --addle liorw-Re- d o.t-1- .

Itarii.

SPRINGERTHE RIGHT WAY

IN CATSUP

CONTRIBUTIONS

COMING IN FOR

MUNICIPAL IEStep Up Lively and Do Your

Part In Making the Kids Hav

a Merry Christmas; Music

Committee Meets Today,

The appeal foi Minis to be appliedto thi- iiurrhane c,f toy.s ami tOOHl

fir tin muRtclpa i Chrtatmaa traa,which was made Hatnrdny Ihronntillle QOlumiM "f the Al' " rifle I'"l" l Hie wntiien i.f the in haviiiKtin mtU i in i haiui b II met v. iththe ganaroua wpoim that ei- -

pactcd. Vnur Albuquerque cititendoean'i hae to he i lil'T.iformad amirobbed wtii ii ii comei lo (attsOlBoma tiling owl of him to make a kidhasty. Hr comet acroaj with alBlle,

and eieri th"ni:h he ma) linxe t"inland off tM UuWher until next

muni I he liKiires Ihat money "I"OI1 II l.l..,oMlcil nf tllll S"l( la

Kind lllMHllneut.There haw btn qulti a uum

Mibtcrlpttona to the fundi , butmore motley Is needed There lahe no nttdMIPC, Nobodj la to havethe opiiortunlty to r "BvatywhtM

turn Homebody la trying 10 make a

un h The man Who feels that wayabout It is asked to take bin moneyout to Home secluded spot, bury It

deep In the ground and then etundannul oyer the place where It ia burled. He isn't tin man lo whom tinwomen of Albuquorqut are rtppet

ahwhWi ouirtbwttoaa,it s iiu regular guy the man u ho

values a dollar for hi K I it will.In, had a whole lotHmpee of Ihe laugh'

fMCl I'l a knl plaj ing nil a uoll-- f

I'M and ii WOOl) lamb Uian lo gBJM

he stern viaage of the goddeaa ofhhortj on the back of ii fll er coin

l"'"1 ' n lied Upon ii, put this think'Mhroufh. It's the regular guy that

ptilhitheaa stunts, and he Isn'tKoiliR to full down I 11- lime.

ithm lie next dav or i o It is.... .i... Hint contribution boK s willI... idiucl ut Ihe leiKiniK elk ir stands

h,- in ami at Other places win rev,k are accunio i to congregate,

Tina. bOKl will hear the aimpte ie- -

lend "Vor the munlcipgl Chrurtmaatree." The rcKular gtty will hBVtIlls chain if) lime he liuH u cl- -

iip m a little eontothing for.,i Albuquentu Tin change

that w, i gal from a two-b- it piece maymake a Ihe differ! ir e III the Wnrld

" some Wistful little shaver who stillbetleveo in MantM Clu.ua, and what inthunder do you " ant with thai , hang.it Christmas i line, air how?

in the meantime, ami btfern thbox, ,ne pui out, all the regular fel-

lows .ire Invited I" make Kood by

KUildlttg i oUtrlhutlOM to Mrs. Ii. R,

OiatI, Mrt Hoj Htrome or Mrs. I,. H

Patera, the thrtt ladles who are in

active charge ,,t the arrange menu fortile in.

Mum, I owmttiM t '''The committee In chaw ul the

'unci, f,.i the chrlatmu Mftaj celtbraHun is to meal tins afternoon at ;!

o'clock lii III, pallets ot the C, , miner-elu-

Thl emmlttee Is i ,m- -

posed of Ml Itoj McDonald, Rev,K, 1'. Hi hueh i Mi Ralph M Ren

Iderana Mrs. Prederlck Winn and Pro- -

faaaot' St.inlev sierier.It Is planned to have the muiical

program tht year even more elaorate and beautiful than last year, " hi n

ral hundred aehpql children atoodaround the tree and sang Chlistinia

,i ,,)... Kverj detail will be giventiie most careful attention, und thescene about the tree lit Itobllisonpark lads t..ii to b one of the mostbeautiful thai AlbuqUBrqU folks haveMl had an opportunity to witness.

'THE FAMILY CUPBOARD'

AT PASTIME THURSDAY

'orporatloa,,,io,lav "The

I llpOo.ll .1. del upon thefill llrailv stag play ,,f tin.nam

Tile stoIv del,, III, ed as altogether a pleasant

but It la lull of ,ll ,11, at, powermoral significance. The long

arm ot coin, Idencc reveals tatht i andeon, unknown to rack other, "keeplnshouse" Willi the smile lirl. a vaude-

ville performer. When the rgek'tonwalks pal of Iks cupboard. 1. v.. whenIhe truth ts made apparent, theremuch washing ot dirt) linen beforep. ace is rest., t,il. The society "if,promises' in think more of hei home;the husband so deeply Immerssi In

loislnesa will in Intnl.- develop humankirn In,..- - towards the member of hisfamily; Hie son renounces Bohemkiand all lis ayi

Holbraok Rlitut pias th pwrt ofihe acre rtt husband; ami the psqutsRtvoiimr frane.ea Nelson ta the valid.

ii. cupboard win be pre-h- e

Paatlme ikeatei on

lodav ti sstul.

So. lal itUPS e, Cohilllh, lil.lt Weil-n.sil-

nlirbl (.isnl mosie

I ,,ii.i bill tire

Mr, Boiiti mlit Acts Follow ina

Meeting ut tounci Which

Only Causes jscend:

I Don Reed,

ALDERMANIC ACTION TOO

LIMITED TO SUIT MAYOR

Executive to Sul

tion tfl Houn Next

ss Is

Appointed.

Mayor Boatripbl laal ntgbi notiftodChief J. Klein that in had removed

jhim an lead of the fir, ilej. iitment.The major acteil semi after the

meetiiiK of i he rouncil, wne n

ahortlj before It o'clock. Ha

BAlled the ehief Into hie office BCrOM

the hall from the e,,un il room, ami"f'"1''1 mdlei viitn a

unmiinicatii n t the counciltu h' d, Rl 111 : his iisinin fur thetloll.

sent a telopnone can ror iepui)sheriff A. C. Curt leas, formerly fir.chief, and upon his arrival appointedhim phtef, lie conferred with themayor, Inapwdteg bis communicationit mi laid lie Would accept. Mr. limit- -

. hr central stationn1 informed Ihe firemen there that

he was in charge.Waited for Committee lo ct.

The mayor was known to he dUanU-lafle- d

with tiie maPAgtment of the de-

partment ami, according to friend,he Withheld action pending the deei-ilo- n

'f Ihe fire committee Th in- -

nlttee held two meetinga last week,at which the fire department was un-

der discussion. Another meeting, a

short i was Held previous to themeeting of the council last night amia report drawn up. The committeen commended the removal of W. J

Heed as driver and limiting the speedof tip' motor engitVee,

it. Roatrtght'i communication, of-

ficially nollfvinif th, ,, .lined of hisaction, hleh will be read at the nextmeeting, follows;

Honorable Council of the I il.v of Al- -

buquerque, New Mexico,

iieiitbinen I hereby ofikiallVotitv VOUr hotmrahle both , through

lb" clerk, that I havt this dayJacob Klein from the posl-ep-

hlef I I' the lire tmentIV of A New AleX- -

pointed Arthur l Burt lea , the cityof Atbuqtierqnn, New Mexi i, to nilthe position us Hlef of th firepartment nf tho CltS of Albuquer

I, the removal of J.icoiiKlein.

"The following statement of factashows the groiniil for mv action, to- -

wit; That on or ai'oiil six month,ago the driver of the fire engine ofthe lowland station of the (Ire depart-ment while driving the engine uponthe sti c. tg of Albuquerque, had anaccident w llct'eliv u crankshaft of thefire engine was hroken and the en-

gine otherwise ilaniUKcd; Ihat afterpersonal Investigation ' woh

that said accident and damageof tne engine ,ia caused by unskil-

ful driving through the lack ofknowtedgo of handling th,- machineb the driver then In charge and that

called attention to the rnulter per-

sonally to the Jacob Klein, of

the tin- department, and stated my

convictions thereabout and ; dvlaedand requested thai the driver h takenOff the ttglns but the chief"' looted and refused lo folhrequest and ignored me amthe driver on the engine; thlong thereafter this until" driver ranthe fire engine IntO the sidewalk atthe corner of the N. T. Aruiijo buildIng gt the corner of Central avenue,and lecond street, throwing the tirejfrom one of the wheels ul the engineand doing other seliolia Injuries to

I tii,. engine; a mayor or up. city i

; again called upon Klein, the Chlel ofthe lire depart meat, to comply withmy request as formerly made to re-

move tht driver from such furtherj duties and insisted that if he did notthat would hold him personally re-

sponsible for the accidents committedby the ..foresaid driver ol ol inos,that might he committed thereafter;that In about a week or nil days af-

ter this ropiest and demand madeupon Ihe lire chief, he unSruclously

nnd retnetnhtly obeyed,"That folio" ing close upon these

j aociaent a petition, sigmd by moreI than fort) of (he business men nndcitlr.eiis of the city id AiouquerqueWht filed with the city clork. askingthai the speed of driving t,, and fromfires la reduced that It was commontalk OPOn the streets that It would heonly tk matter of time when a moresi i ions accident would occur If suchdriving was continued,

"That six months ago the said ChiefKlein placed as driver at the high-

land station No. J of the file depart-in- ,

lit of the city. Walter .1. Reed; thaton the mth day of November, A. D..

liH.',, at about o'clock In the alternoon the fire alarm was sounded ol., fire on BOWth With stieet, city, andthat Waller .1. Reed, although his.lav oil, took charge of the fire on-

toglne ami attempted to drive it

Ihe fire: that in the J0 Mock onhouth Kdiih street, eRy. ho lost con-ra-n

trol of the engine lipd the Slight!

thrnuuh tile fen, , and mtt, he ,r,..I Thomas M Hoifis, kjglng liltb-n- ni

ii Harris, s,.ni.f Th.irnis M Dorrrlsj thai at th.- - hearing at the in- -

lUesi U find wUt the ciue ut theUul) Of Inila- ii . n tyditlS, lbe id

k irW mi II.

CITIZENS BEING

URGED Tfl HELPI

CAR LIN E PLAN

Unive Othoi IlltOlfStS.

Press Claims of Highland

Reluctant

I

While tin ' who I

Injf for the Heeded t3.uun bonus to I

nature iu iiuiidimi of a itaumn nne ,

to the university ,,n which th ? Ij;iet'tiie cMiipanj ggaart it c willing j

to maintain a service pro- -

Vtded eei tain Coodltion are met, re- -

port a (,'ooJlj proportion of emlorae- -

minis for ilnir plan, the nilre hennawaa pot rained vest, rilay. Th Inter-est i moat direetiv affected, of ooarae,are t Ik UniVeretty and th propertyawnora arang central avenue, where itIs proposed to pla e the line.

A large representation of thtsc m--

reals vesterday aided materially In

curing the auma already pledged tothe bonus but other, it is reported!,an- in the position of holding backfur one reanog or another, declaringIiu v .He Allium to let someone elseput up the uccessarv cash.

Tweiilv Minute Schedule.The traction company ngreea, pro--

ilded lb, huinn In Central avenue be

fore the Preabyterian anltarlum, lustinside the eitv limit. Is taken oi

Kive them a workable grade, amicompany is reliev id fror any a st ofpavliik' tile sti t a long Its line and i

a bonne, of I3004able when llle firsline, to operate th r eaienaiminute bedule. Tin r, Is

velvrd to tin propert) owners,one cae except tin , omponj vv hi. h

probably will not in- Incurred nyway,If paving la put In the i on. rty

ownera will bl asked to pay fc it f.'ithe full width of the streit If no i .irline go s In. a ml if any paving Is donethe "hump" will have to be gradedout an) " a engineer say. The lB

mnlnlng ountlttloni the $3,000 bonus,is the only additional lOBl which theptlblll is asked to me.ii,, I i,, paid until tinnlng,

l'lion Rwdncea aropuMtlon,Thioe urging the proposition de-lei- "

luTc IlKle ll m, "Jo In the eon-foun- d

iiaet and n,, one hall any thereto date, 'it la himplv a plum businessproposition, said ont man lasi nigin."ir Ihe people up there on the hill

are Willllie to increase the value of

their property by purchasing Ibisthe;, vvill get it. und (hay

Will not be asked to pay for It untilit has been dcltve red an i th havehad ii banc, towhether they Ilk''

"If the;, sikii ont notesand the line does gh In

six month", they w

hack.if llle I pie 1 AlbuilieriUe

think as much of th a univeraMy na

thev have been olalmli ig they (lo. thisis their Dagt , halve t how It, nnd,to ngy mind, the coat will be amply

repaid bv tin, i rneftt (o that Inslltu- -

tion alone.'

ACCUSES HUSBAND OF

FORCING HER FROM

HOME: ASKS DIVORCE

; TWO ftI IfS were irirrday In the district curl by wll"ham A, Kelehl r. atto ncy, one a dl-- r

VOrCS suit and the oil an uctiun to

quiet tnie to propert)Mis Amy I'lihren h plaintiff in the

divorce (use. Khe a. uses her hus- -

baud, to whom she man led ntLag Vcun.s in luly, till, of crueltreatment, saylnp tie forced her to1, av, home last July Since then sh"ami her daugtll r, I Mjrotti hnVC beendving with her oarents, according toMrs. I'uhren. itie inoth, r a sks to Hgiven f Sgtsdp of hi r child.

F. w. Holsapplc names thisknown heirs of Richard J.

n.i unknown rbtpntant of Interestera to hi- - as defendants In a suit

to ,ulet title to lots 1. I and C

block "t, Brpwnwell Lall addiuonHe allege:' he a, null' d title throughii wanuntv deed

Ml new ituluv t rv-t- nl

Th, SuMstajetum rente ,.oii cet

.iii peetoffk'e. Ptsoew Mil.

' s,'.i:.-7- , Sewing Motor, I TOIM

InM to -- m-,t ill run.otastrat k I te, ui, i I sup- -

pU Co

It M ll I tSt.xIkentlat

Rooms 1 snd t. Whlttng Rulldlng-Come-

gsoond and Onld.,.- - S",. (I

PHONE VI

AirmRrrrp .rr htfs- - tf;m hmi,Coke, htut Wood, Factory Wood, Cord Wood, Native Kindling. UtC

s . - , , iii a vnmn i hiini