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EDITION

CITY AIM QUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. EDITION

CITY

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TEN PAGES.THIKTY-SEVEXT- II YEAH.VOL. t'U ' ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. TEN PAGES. Dally by Carrier or Mall, C0

a Month. Single, Copley 6

THE WEATHER WINNIPEG QUIET AFTERLOFFICIIHIGH DANIELS CLOSES POWERFU L GERMAN MOUNDED ANDTWO NIGHTS OF RIOTweather iki:c..st.Denver, Colo., April 3. .New Mexi

of the many cases that runic beforehim of young officers addicted todrink. He cited one man who toldhim thai his son, a young navy offi-cer, never had vised hipim- in anyform before he went aboard ship.

Although he had , resolved in ask

co: lucsduy colder, with rain southOF GERMANY IN mv morninr jounNAL inctL liaiio wirii

Winnipeg, .Manitoba, April ;t, QuietTESTIMONYeast and ruin or snow north portion; DRV E AGAINSTednestlay unsettled, colder southeast for Admiral Flake's resignation, the prevailed here tonight following therioting of Saturday and Sunday nightsand warmer northeast portion. secretary mm Id he changed bis mind

ONLY EIGHT

,VILLA IS

LOCArV WEATIIEK ItErORT. when congress created (he office ofchief of operations to supplant theUNITED STATES NEEDS OF NAVALFor twenty-fou- r houra. ending at VERDUN MAKES ME

in which four soldiers and one civilianWei, dangerously Injured und scoresof other persons rut and bruised.

Military authorities took steps toprevent n repetition of tho Violentscene brought on by clashes between

q p. in. yesreruay.Maximum temperature, 67 degrees;

aide system, and intended to allowthe admiral to serve ns aide until theoffice expired.

The admiral resigned. liowe r, be-

fore the new law became effective.Xt Heal Difference.

minimum, Ji degrees; range, I'M degrees; temperature ut fi p. in., 55 dogreoS; southwest wind; partly cloudy

IMPLICATEDIS PREPAREDNESS GOSTLY GAINS NEAR! PARRA LCITY BANK CLEARINGS.

YesterdayI125.582.15.

Several Clashes Occur BePlans of von Der Goltz to

Blow Up Wetland Canal EnFrench Retreat, Drawing Teu-

tons Into Position Upon

soldiers and the police.An agreement was reached where-

by the city police hereafter will main-tain order among the populace andthe military authorities among thesoldiers.

Tho war cries of u drunken Indianwho tried to rescue u soldier fromthe police started the trouble on Sa-turday night. Scores of soldiers ral-lied about their comrade and a Ben-er- a

I fight ensued.Disorder broke out Sunday evening

when soldiers attempted to storm the

BLAZE IN NEW YORK tween Secretary and Illinois

Congressman Who Criticizes

Representative mitten directed at-

tention to Admiral Klske's statementthat he had resigns,! because ho baddiffered from Mr. Daniels on the pre-

paredness question. Th,. secretarysaid thut was not (Me reason given tohim for the resignation. Representa-tive liritten usked that certain lettersfrom Mr. Fiske and the general hoardto the secretary warning him that thenavy was' unprepared for war beplaced In the records. Air. lmnlels

Bandit Chieftain in No RecentBattle Either With Carranzaof American Forces, Is Re-

port in El Paso,

IMPERILS SKYSCRAPERS Which Deadly Flanking Firedorsed by Captain von Pa

pen, Is Story, Administration, . Is Poured,

HEAVY FIGHTING ON

EASTERN BATTLE LINE

FISKE'S RETIREMENT police station and rescue comradestaken into custody the night previous.

IS FULLY DISCUSSEDnerttnea to da no, saying lie had nointention of permitting sin h corre-spondence between! the bourd andhimself to be mad the subject of gs- - FLOOD CONDITIONS AT

DALLAS THREATENINGslp. j

INVASION OF CANADA

PART OF CONSPIRACY

State Department Has Infor-

mation Regarding Teuton

Activities Which May Now

Be Disclosed,

Compromise Program of Con

11 MORNINO JOURNAL IRICIAL LIARIO milNew York, April 3. A. section ofthe business district In the lower partof the city was threatened today bya spectacular fire which burned twofive-stor- y building at 111 and IS Deek-ma- n

street, occupied by paper dea-ler. The loss was estimated at $100,-00- 0.

For a- - while the flames whichswept rapidly through the Inflamma-ble materials in the buildings, im-perilled several skyscrapers on bothsides of the narrow thoroughfare, andon Nassau street. Several floors ofthe fourteen story Morse buildingwere damaged.

The American Tract Society build- -

PERSHING THROWN OFF,

TRACK BY SYMPATIZERS

Peons Loyal- to Their "Mexi-

can Robin Hood," Give

False Information to Expe- -'

dition; No Reliable "Guides,

CongrfHsninn i Criticised.Representative Oliver, of Alabama,

democrat, made a statement sharply MOKNINa JOURNAL .RACIAL LIAIIO fRI!Dallas, Tew, April .1, Rising alight

struction May Be Drafted in

Committee Bill Now.

Both Russian and Turkish Re-

ports Claim Successes in

Caucasus Region; British

Force Beaten in Arabia,

ittucking Representative Rrllteii. Holy further today, the Trinity river atsaid the Illinois member's attitudeDallas tonight stood at 3H.1 feet, thethroughout the hearing hHd followed highest since May, 111 OS, when a stagethe single line of criticizing the sec

retary of the navy. He Killed atten of 62.6 feet was recorded. Thu riverstill was rising slowly. Property dam-age has been reported but there has

H MORNINU JOURNAL IRCCIAL LIASIO WmtiWashington, April SI. Photographic i1 MORN, NO JOURNAL IRICIAl LIAIIO WIRI)tion to the fact that Mr. liritten had

insisted upon calling- Admiral Fiske 11 MORNIN JOURNAL RIOIAL LIARIO KIRtl101 Puso, April 3. Francisco Villa,

lV MORNIN9 JOURNAL FECIAL LIARIO WIMWashington, April 3. The house

naval committee brought an end toHaving strulghtened out their lineibeen i,nP ft twenty stories, in which the.,A,.lltU A .ittt1U &J4 lrl to have been no loss of life so far as known.and declared the questions propound

ACW1 York day to its prolonged hearing on the "l to the admiral by Mr. Uritlen hadPapen. the unices are located,written by Captain vonwithdrawn German military attache,!111 imaged by smoke and

. v...m l water.

by occupying all rrencn positions ,,0,(H m)rth ()f IulaM ,,, h); unwounded snd aceompanlod by onlynorth of the Forges brook, between j rv,l. (1)lWv mywK im) u ,(,(,VPd eight men, was fit, Satevo, 60 milesHuucourt and Hethlncourt, north west j (h(, (.r,,Ht wi l)UHH lml)iH ,on ,u orisout, of rhlhimhua ' City, two days1917 nHViii appropriation bill. Hecre-bee- n of a purely personal nature, not

Itarv Daniels closed a. three-d- a v state-,"- " effort to enlighten the committee ito persons in hub vuuhuj osmns intm The...i II,, .lo,. 41r.H hi iiII.tim buildings burned today were ,oi .eroun, uie weriuaim now ure en- - tomorrow Tb cr.l.i i,,. f..n...J ago. according to information received. w..r i a i itt tin v r.rnl.luiMUin shelling the elgion of theMn ,. t,,,,,. ,.i , here toriav from Mexican source""I 'Z' : rT . tadly damaged by fire about .two . . - . - ... t m.. unfit .iriuui llrtilu.. ,.i..t I, ..w ' 11

una. uppeHi ior 8iipiori 01 int mum..-- , ,tv im.-- ...... n - jweeks ago and were bping repaired.rv i 111a 11 "t'J t 'wd - - -

week nco by Scotland Yard detect Istration's flve-ve- ar building program !try dashed again when the tor-- 1l!our,u m M"w t,,"t'8 no,,l,- - iHlderable loss In llveso, k the Ran-- I hlch have proved usually, reliablo

A will begin immedi-- 1 m(r "f,kl'd lf a democratic congress' w,'st "f ln' f"r,r,'w'- jhandlo and western sections of Texas1'" the past. '

utely framing the bill. ;na,l ,)ot ut ('"Wn the recommemla- -there

Krtst ot ,ho M"'" around VauKjWhlch will probably run Into hundreds) M l'l information is correct it.utererrn f the Unludj STATE-SUPERVIS-

fr. has been considerublo fighting 0f thousands of dollars. hours out previous reports that therepublican secretaryTFXA RANk known toniht that a de-iu- ,rI rAILi.)prmlne(1 effort woulJ hf m fi) pr(J.,,thre ba.tleshii to one.

These letters, it is saw, were wm-te- n

at the time von der Goltz wasshaping plttiiH to blow up the Wellandcanal. One was addressed to a Ger- -

chief Is heuded toward Parral undIs hading his American pursuers by., I.....I .il..u nl... H. ...

IMPORTANT DECISIONvide for six capital ships two dread-- ; "If 'ou mt t g into polillus"- -

between the French and fiermaos, Inwhich the French were victorious indriving back fhn Teutons to thenorthern outsklrt of the rulllottewood, and in reoccupylng the west- -

11 MORNINO JOURNAL f Rf ClAL LIARCO WIRI! 'Secretary Daniels began.'naughts and four battle cruisers as a,.,R government official in this coun-L- . vru " " '"'" , ,o sayicompromise between the recommend.!-- 1

!(,..., i. ., e ,h, ...... .i tnat politics should be excluded, butON PARTNERSHIP LAW; point to Satevo which the

'

Americantroops aro known to have reached is

i1 MORN, NS JOURNAL (PIC, AL LtARCO WlA !San AntOlllO, SlXt.V IlllU'S tO t llH

lew" "llnK ana irustthatMvest 'ompany,n,i t with such resnonse.... ... Ift slut nnoerviMxi inut tntitii ML., " wi v dv...v.... .......a general debate on the subject fol- - ern )art of ths village of Vaux, whichloweiU Mr. Rritten asserted that; they had previously evacuated.

von der uoil was aoie 10 ica.c l,,n of the navy general lward.its doors today, having been or-- . Wushlimton, April . The supreme' northwest.I'niied States with an American pas- -Would Not IV? Se'itid.dered closed yesterday by State Rank-- ;

,..,i-- i sunn,! him under tne anas M . . ...v.... ...... . , u,-u , ,,,, , mtiuiy .unui inuuy ueciue, tnat n 1 tin rall- - Is llirutleil low iTUfTUi,K" " ino- - ( nmm uii fip .T..l-t- i a n.,(..ror.n Air. DanitTs riarr led h 11 ol forts tud:,v t fh ,nna,fn. p n,Ci'U. i.r.(r,..uKi..d r,.i. ... - .... .

Hrldirman Taylor. i"? - - .....,.,.,.,.. .....n ,,,,., , ,. nrvupainii, oy me vrciiiians m purr ot a pannersnip us smn ana or ,,. ,..,1,1 , i,..0 i,.Kudorml by MiamanBgemcnt of the bank's affalrso get from him a statement as to 1 he. during his administration. , , Haucourt-Helhincou- rt front fol-(h- e Individual membership of the part-Vvut- a thi,r"which h Is

The name of this official, who is w" c,hfed; 'if 'f" T? "aVal ,,0",r'a U,, 'lt 'S mZ ,tha" ,;U !ow"1 u v"tftr'," ",,,llk ,n hih, nershlp as such, the individual credl-- j f,A Uximl which Indeedcountry, has! Oommissloner Patterson .United, occupy Secretary," however, the (lermans met no foe, ors ofa member have priority in the ffwJ u' It carefuiw".,,rded. In the letter here probably would be no loss, the five-ye- program ho had mapped Secretary Daniels replied that Hec- - , .pm,h mivl ,vilvM thetr dislrlbutlon of assets over tho part-- ! 1" ? d:,n0 ,,ns

roM

,tTunleadsn 1.. ..niivtiri-wi- huVO f.Y.' ... nWiX.,nc, ui-,- - - - jj w - - v . , poHiiloiiH At nlKlit without Uu Uer- - ncrnhip I'lvdltorn 'across tho Continental dlvld throughDrained that the bearer, von der Goltz, i'',r'nien " that they will obtain;"",! Place In his judgment .ind thatmmendation until, after the repub-- j ohi),yvlnli niove,ent. From This decL-iio- wns announced in the.the present congress could not beillcan defeat In the last election andabout 75 rpntfl on tho dollar.v,.w,nuiKli. nml trnuttvorlhvl their new positions south of thej''i",e of the failure of William Gray" v - - - .W IW U rpjiiijiBtuiv, wiv. Di'PWlts protected by tho state guar-;H8kp- il to make up the deficiencies of! then "recommended everything lu

i

i

Korges brook and at llethlncourt, the "'hi sous of Philadelphia and of Itsin v V ion,, vnwl 1 Adfl imrt sight.'itwenty years pastFrench poured a direct und flunking lIln Partners individually.and as such

tho Pachimiba pass lito a broad val-

ley which runs east to giui Andres,Villa's old heudqilurtcra, thencesouth Ysnbel, tho scene ofVilla's massacre of eighteen Ameri-can mining men, and then southeastthrough Kalevo to Parral. '

At the close, of the Kuropeun war,he said, he believed a great opportun fire into tho attacking Germans, who

suffered heavy casualties.ANTI-CATHOL- ICSCOTLAND RAS ity would come, for international lim-

itation of armament and with a strong SCHILLER SENTAlong the remainder of the French

good offices of the recipient. Offi-

cials tide expressed the belief tonightthat this letter established, beyondquestion, tho fact that von der Goltz'activities in trying t bring about aninvasion of Cunada and in planning

front, artillery bombardments habuilding program adopted, the United!preilomluati d, allhougli there havebeen several combats near Verdun,in which the Gcrniuns lost four aero-planes, and aerial raids by the

STMOO I HOStates would be in a better position tourge that movement successfully thuuif lis fleet were weak.

I'actory Plan Assailed.FIRST EXPERIENCE TO HOSPITAL IN

I T'Ji man win, brought thu hiurof Villa's arrival at 8atcvo here gave,a circumstaiillal account of tho ban-dit's maneuvers and plan of cam-paign. Whllo his story is imposrilblo

jot verification his own credibility isvouched for by rcp'utuhle American

IJeprcsentative liuth r, of renrisyl-- i

the destruction of the Welland canal:wore endorsed by von I'apen, as von I

der (ioltz claims.Known to nopurtinciit. j

Photographic copies of this letter!and others from von Papen, of a na-- jlure not disclosed, have been tsubmlt-- !

MILITIA CALLEDWITH ZEPPELINS NEW! YORK CITY

j French on various German canton- -

mcnt.i in liclgiuiii.Heavy ItoniluirdmeiilM,

Artillery duels between the Ger-- j

mans and Russians continue on thei eastern front. An attack by the Ger-- I

mans against Ihe bridgehead ut 1k- -

jvunia, republican, assailed the sccre-- :tury's recommendations for a govern- -

mi lit projectile factory. He assertedthat tho specifications for navy armor,piercing heils were so high thut they!

business men here who huve em-

ployed him for several years.Villa In No Hatllcs.

"Villa," ho said, "has never taken...... fU,.,ln ...tll. n,.t.

ted Lo the state department. witniI could not be bv manufacturers.metwent a noty detailing the essentials of

von der Gobz' recent statement to de-

partment of Justice officials. This hasl,v the Russians. ManAir Raider Circles Over One;,,nfl aw1 Iip hd rt'iis, to H City Hall Closed Against Meet- -; ku" WM rauwi

ilieve that the specifications for navy! . r, . . . , n. . The usual bombard VV HO UaptUI'CU Dl'ltlSll American or t'arranzlsta troops. Hhinents are In progress on the Austro-Itulia- il line.l own tor horty Minutes: 1 " i other material had: mg to rroiesi Against oiato

r n i , ( ,;ueen roveaieu uuring jvir. lianicis un- -UIUjpillg DUIIIUSj OtJVei administration to tho Russian and Ger- -

Steamship Single-hand- ed onjS 1f S

the High Seas Is Committed t:pr,0!", f',,r "s th,,y could tha. , ... . American advutice. At the same time

tO rSyCOpatlllC Ward, th peons were instructed to ijive in- -formation freely to the American of- -

j fleers, ulways provided that tho In

People Killed,

been added to the long confidential:memorandum given to the state de-- ipartment before the withdrawal ofvon I'apen was requested, by thejAmerican government. I

Kept Close Scvrct.The contents of the confidential

memorandum never have been dts-- lclosed and ure known to only three!

jman governments. H suggested thatI Rear Admiral Htrauss, chief of ord-inance, be asked to produce a letter to

Airl fnr pHnrian QrlinnlQ1 ituntinople reports that theOtllUUIbi Turks, strongly reinforced, have

CaUSe Of TrOUble, : checked the Russian offensive In thoCaucasus region and that the Otto- -

' ' j man forces have made advances in

tho Tcbotulc valhy. I'elrograd, hovv- -11 MORNING JOURNAL 6PICIAL LCASfU WIRI

Haverhill, M iss., April SS. The local' ever, asserts that, the Russians havethe Krupp company of Germany.

CrrrNsmlcnoc With Germany.Admiral .Strauss was summoned lut- -

IBY MORN, NO JOURNAL RRICIAL LIARIO WRLondon, April S (7:13 p. m ) A

company of the slate militia was called: seized heavily fortified Turkish posl.

IDV MflRNIHtS JOURNAL RRICIAL. I.IAIIO WtRKlNew York, April 3. Clarence Reg-

inald Hudson, alius Ernest Hchlller,who single-hande- d took possession of

formation wns false. Th story ufVilla's being wounded was carefullyconcocted for tho exprem purpose tfmisleading Ocnerul Pershing and

er and read the letter in question. It; upon by Mayor Albert L. Hartlelt. at an iillltiid- - of l,00 feelwus a reply to an offer made before, night to assist the police in controlling; on the upper Tchuruk, and fartherthe war by tho Krupp company-(-o suji-- i ft crowd of r,000 peoplo concerned ln!south have captured a Turkish posl- -

.Scotch correspondent in a certaintown, In a dispatch concerning Sun-day night's air raid, says:

"Scotland has had Its experiencewith a Zeppelin raid last night. AZeppelin appeared ten minuteg boforo

tho Hrlllsh freight steamship Mutop- - j ''flour! Dorld Into the belief that the,,,,nU" ln " ' "10U""""If. on the blirh seas wns e.onmlttert

persons in the state department, toPresident Wilson, und to one or twoofficials in the department of justice.

While some of tho occurrences out-

lined in the confidential memorandumhave become public, it Is known thatsensational portions f its contentsliave never been printed.

piy guns for the Htates;a riotous demonstration in the vicinity, tlon and dispersed Turkish cavalrynitvy. Ihe ordnance bureau answered' of city hull. Muny windows In lho; detachments.that lf guns to meet the requirements building were broken by missiles. Mrltlsh nrv Itcalen.midnight and circled over the town

for forty minutes, dropping many jfuned in the offer could be provid- - The crowd assembled us a result of, r Arabia, according to tho report,: bombs, warning of the enemy's tip- - ule s ma wouia nave iu-;a- n attempt to hold a meeting in thtnt, jjiitlsh near Kheikh Osnuin have

.u ....... ,hn tcntion. 'v,..u f,. fi.n .,iu,.uuin ti.. , , .

talns and thereby Inducing them tosplit their forces Into small search-lu- g

parties who would waste theirtime In the wild Sierras whll Villa,w.-i- a making his way safely south-ward,"

Gulden Not Ib'llitlritt.This purt of the story Is given col

Soon to Bo Itibli.-dicd- .

to tlie psychopatttli: ward at Helleviphospital tonight for observation. Hud-son, who, Edited States Attorney If.Hnowden MarshalJ earlier In tho dayaiinonueed, bad not committed abreach of federal laws within thisJurisdiction, was taken In charge byDistrict Attorney Swann after his re

vim ltu,en'u nlleired ' ' ' ' e "i ., iw. v..., ........ n,.on unven lTom ioruiieu posiuonscoiiJp,pt,tr!c ,ish,s ,,PinK cl,t ""' Kvel" T ? Rre not R"p( " Ox sectarian schools. ThejwU h(.avy CUsaltles and forced toeonn endinc von der are

.ah,e f 1 . d . ll bo'l' remained calm and many per-jo- guns." Admiral Strauss. meeting was regarded as antl-Ga.h- rHr,at., ,4 i f i a sons ventured Into the streets to get sum. jney are ror a rnucn superior, He. Tnoiuus u. LeyUen, of Mmnervuie, The sinking by a Turkish subma- -

a.uui vuil uri UU1K, an ,,,,. i, -- l.l KUn." mrt,n it,.,.. n, .,,....,, f,..v,,. Iln or by the admission of General Per- -rine in tho Uluck Seu, on March 110,,IU l SUOll I'B UUIUU JJU"HV- - "i 1,(,,; ,, I lltll tllO WTCI'IIV on,l t,n mln.lnlVn. Cotl.ll., r 1, u ,1 n,l..r. jshlng today that, his department hasof a 1,000-lo- n Hiissian transport withj .u.sn toreign ouice in i.onuo. . ' " Htnl(.k but mllen ,lHm(1Ke was done In said tlwy had no knowledge of any tised ns the speaker. When the hour ", , visions of the correspondence, includ- -

the resift(,ntuu iPlilns or othf.r informution havinKlfor th), nwiinK arrived, the crowd i" 1' fl , ,1tw

,?r, 1 Z V,"'nig the von Papen letters, were ii1Wn lmi),.tfH in.ti,., p.i mu,.nJ i .f hull m n un rlnriod ln " ' '

been given much misleading informa-tion and that It wns becoming moredifficult to secure reliable guides.brought to the muted States by the (passage

"Five ,..." " killed In .iment. "I . d

" Z' "V. n "L TurklHh Wilr " 11 Mh

lease by federal authorities.Hudson, with George Kaller und

Otto Milleder, were arrested Inwith an alleged plot to dam-

age the .steamship Punonla, weroquestioned for (wo hours ln the dla-Irl-

attorney's office.I.aler Hudson was taken before a

magistrate, who committed him to

Gotland Yard dctoetlves in wboso t.,. ...t.A.... itu:".": a """"Z , "".1.. Silllllu PfllU rri.uru vlZ 4li,i 1 "n ra ,Z "'at tho Russian hospital ship

.,,1 . .4 It , , lntl 1 1,1 i:" H'lUlB W r, e 1,,llftt-l-l I," - ..tT ...V.,. l.V'U. UIIU ..... Vlt..', ..... Portugal, was' torpedoed and sunk Inuatuuy ion uei "U' i roast u rnnkci their exist by means of fire es-- I In answer to Representative Butler's Kleven falso alarms were rung in as the Pluck Hea.allassertion that the armor-piercin- g shell if by a preconcerted plan fromn, vvs me original jiiiiii'im

of the British foreign office, it was. off 1I A Hrilishspecifications were too high, Admiral; parts of the city. statement saysair raid overGermanthat in the

capes. Two servant girls employedin a doctor's house were killed whilea man was killed In the street. Twohotels were struck and several per-sons were killed or injured. A bomb

Finding the . police powerless, hv S).0,,ttl)(, n,Kht t,.nStrauss produced the records of thedepartment to show that the Midvale persons

I were killed and eleven Injured. Theremayor decided- about 11 o'clock to seekthe aid of the militia. The sounding

Hellevue for ten dnys.Horn In ICiisnla.

District Attorney swann said hohad learned that (Schiller was bom lu

and Crucible Steel companies had de

aid tonight, to publish the corre-spondence some time ago, but its pub-lication was deferred to afford offi-cials here a chance to act on its dis-

closures.T'I.qw,. Id r...,lt,.- - .4.4",..!.. .... ;A In

were no casualties in the sections ofIn one Instance penetrated a building! livered large quantities of shells that England attacked by the raiders.of tho ml III Iti signal on the fire alarm!hud the effect of bringing to the scene!had passed the tests.from the roof to the basement.'

Pierlin asserts that F.dlnburgh undSecretary Daniels replied at length more thousands, courlous to see whutAnother Scottishofm.? r'v TttA dtr 8,'.,tt!'H' t the arrival of a Jteppelin overjlo criticisms ot himself implied oraction the cltiZen soldiers would take.' i"1'- - "' ,h"

Continuing his atory, the man said:"The American officers were fooled

ut first but they have a fair knowl-edge of tho real ttlttiatlon now nndtho advance column In driving south-east with all the speed they can com-

mand. Their ono chance of catchingup with Villa is that they have agood road and should not bo handi-capped by tho big problem of forage,and water. Tho trail from Kan An-

tonio to Hatevo leads through a broadvalley where there Is generally plentyof water at this time of the yearand which Is fairly fertile anil wellcultivated. Of course, tho peon farm-ers will try to conceal their grainbut American gold and sliver willbo a temptation many of thorn willbe unable to resist

Must It,- - Caught (juicily."If they can catch up with Villa

before ho gets into tho Torreou dis- -

Forth and tho Tyno were visited byI.. ,lu the same unnamed town shortly be- - stated uuring tne testimony or Rearwhoso instructions, it any, von Papen mlt,Iligbx An ,ncenUlHry boillb Admiral Fiske, former aide for op- -was acting when he, endorsed von deiiwu ,iwmj ,, )m,4,r,i,4,i,. at I erations. and became involved in a

the Zeppelins anil that violent ex-

plosions and numerous fires occurredboth In England and Scotland. Allthe, airships returned to their base.

Linu3 im Kuppuea mill nun fire to a building, which blazed up in j warm controversy with Uepresenta- -money to carry thi,m out.

Peirtigrad, KusMa, of an Englishfather and a German mother. Hewus In the Ilritlsh army for a timeand for three months w'us at themilitary camp at .Salisbury Plains.

Ho came to New Yoik in March,1'JKi, and had worked since in fac-tories and mi furnis.

Tho police say they have learnedthat Hudson's parents and two sis-

ters now are in Kngiuiid. His father,previous lo the declaration of war,was manager of cotton mills In Mos

tive liritten, of Illinois, republican.

In the city hall meanwhile manypeople who had arrived early for themeeting found locked Inwith the building besieged by thecrowd. Friends ou the outside whotried to communicate with those In-

side the building found the telephonewires out of order.

One section of the crowd around!

Blii Approved.Washington, April 3. The Kenyon NEW COUNSEL FOR

DEFENSE OF CAPLANbill to prohibit interstate transporta

Responding to. questions by ChairmanPadgett, ho said Admiral Klslie hadsought appointment as commander ofthe Atlantic fleet when Rear AdmiralBadger retired and had repeatedly re-

quested It, to the secretary's greatembarassment.

tho building went to the residence oftion of racetrack information was ap-proved today by X of'he senate Interstate comorce

sin h a manner that the correspond-ent said tho glare must have revealedthe whole countryside to the Germany.

The subsequent movements of themachine, the correspondent adds, sug-gested that it was able to determineIts location, p.ombs continued to fallln quick succession. Several narrow-ly missed prominent buildings, butmuny others landed harmlessly inopen spaces.

There were so many persons in thestreet that it was not surprising that

r MOKNIN JOURNAL ClL LtfO WilliDr. Herbert R. Wales and attacked thej cow. According to Information galh- -I I,o AnpHfH, April 3. New cimnHi.lhouse. Dr. Wales wns interested in r.r(..i i... ii, ii,.., ii,.,i i j i trict. they ought to be able to killIVefcrred ru-tche-

The rcMiilonco; ,, llih l,fl t , , -- ( 1M.Mr. Daniels said he told Admiral L;on's corning her, ..,i,v r, tin,, nun wrtn till 'out of bis father's hntu. d,.ri,,. .. capture him, but If he Is able toV" I ft 'Hill int. t ur,.tl... M:"' GJUjhi it - a l ,

forces with Canuto Reyes thVquarrel w hich arowo when Hudson J"lnFiske that Admiral Fletcher, then j " pr ' oiner or me h ll(.a ,,,, , cnun rapcommanding a squadron in Mexican i'",mol7S"f e meeting, was treat-- , urn( ys )( ,,.l,irf, niwt1K. brought a tramp Into the house while will have a difficult tusk aheud of

them."The Day in Congress waters, seemed ent iled to tlte sti.ir" ""'" lasui-n,- . in uie . Il, 1 with killing('apian Is his father was iitertalnlng a. dlMin- -pointment. Admiral Fl.tke repliednumerous casualties resulted, due. to j Am,'r",;:n Charles llager.y, a victim mt the dy- -

Charles Hoyt, commissioner of publ.c namilin(r f th ,.r,H Angele? Times Inginsbed guest, and Insisted that thetrump should be treated on the. same

j Mextcuii officials here and In

IJuurez refused to discuss thu prob-

ability of Villa being close to Par- -, flying glass and splinters of wood. '), "no iritioe a iiemonsirauon. tl'110 Jacob Margolis, of Pittsburgh,

that Fletcher did not want It. thesecrelary said, and asked that Ihe. ap-

pointment be held up until he couldwrite to Fletcher. This wus done, Mr.

as rue guesr,.iean mie, ucis ot violenceln other parts of the city.

The most serious damag, both to lifeand property, was in the densely pop-ulated poorer districts of the town.

an attorney active lu cases growingfrr.n, rlr.lirw ,, I Vitimswlrtu-- fltti

Met at noon. '

ri'.Bumed debate on the army bill.Judiciary committee postponed con-

sideration of Biundei nvralnatiou.

j ral, but they showed no inclinationto belittle the story. General Ga-- !vira. the Juarez commander, said he

MEXICAN EDITORSThe rooms of the National f lubi t..,,,,. r mis uo ,,,.r,!.,i ,.1.Daniels said, and when Mr. Fletcherreplied that, he would be honored ly!'re attacked and the furnishings! , i,

and ovrecgeu PLEAD NOT GUILTYil",d "ot r,"i'ivpJ n,'ws from ,nn fr,mtj ss the wires between Juares andthe command, he was uppolnted; MiuaiiH or police were sent, (.,,lef of counsel for the defense, andAMMUNITION PLANTS

ON COASTS FAVOREDto guard tho residences of the mayor! , assistant. Kdwlu V. no- - casus , mimics were aKtiin oui- wi con- -

!RV MORNINa JOURNAL RPICAL LIAttIO WlRI j,i,ui ,.,.,rr ,rii,,,eis or hip cuy govern- - f.Pd th', district attorney that they mission, duo to heavy storms.l.,,M A not. ( A,.,,, 11 ...... I.. ,merit. The police station. In he base was " ,. .... .....

Met at noon.Miscellaneous bills, requiring unan-

imous consent were considered.Secretary Daniels main discussed

national defense before naval com

ment of the city building was besieged. No arrests Were reported.

p.i:i.ii: i: n.u hasELIDED AMERICANS

irom mm nine on Aomirai risnc wasnot in harmonic with the navy depart-ment.

"Our. first difference," said the sec-

retary, "was ovrr the wine mesH or-

der. Admiral Fiske was greatly ag-grieved. He said navy officers wouldgo to using cocaine. My only regretabout the order Is that I did not issue

had withdrawn. When the casecalled they were not in courtCaplun said he did not knowthey were not.

Disagreement us to tactlts. it

V MORNIN4 JOURNAL RRICIAL LIASIO WIRC.

Washington, April 3. HrlgadierGeneral Crozier, chief of army ord-nance, told the house military commit

nndj mason and r.iti ique c loreswnyiMagon, brothers and editors, pleuil-'t- l

not guilty today In I nited State"was district court to Indictments returned Mu.i 1 nt.,nfn Tnv Atirtl A Th

tee today that the army already has a.SuiiHtariuiii Probe Continued.

Chicago, April 3. The civil serviceInvestigation of the municipal tubercu-loi'l- s

sanitarium of which Dr. TheodoreB. Sachs, who committed suicide ves- -

reserve of ?25,00,00n rounds of amagainst the,,, In February by tbeft.Hr irMBl.d yesterday at armygrand Jury, charging them with " headquarters that Francisco Villa hadlng the mails to incite murder an i PHL.Hp,d froin the Tegion n whichhunllon for rifles and machine guns.

mittee.Hrigadier, General C.aler. chief of

erdnanre, ratified bire the mili-tary commitfye.

Representative Porlacd, Missouri,"d DooHttle,! anvs, uVged Invcsli-gutlo- n

of packing houses, before judi-ciary committee.

arson through the publication of El

sold later, caused the withdrawal ofCoghhtn and McKe.nzie. Caplun, Itwas said, was the finul arbiter andpicked Margolis' way of conductingtho defense.

A continuance was given untilWednesday.

it on March 5, when I came intojOf-fic- e,

instead of waiting.""o to Drink.

( e had been

but should have 296,000,000 more.General Crozier said It would be a

good policy to have a small arms am-

munition plant on both coasts.

General Pemhingg columns are op-

erating, became a conviction by theclose of today. No report from Mex-ico stated that he had disappeared.

terdayy, was heud, will be continued,according to announcement made to-

day hy Mayor Thompson,

Regeneration, an alleged revolution-ary Mexican newspaper. .o date fortheir trial v. at aet.

TWO ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916.

RUMOR LOCATES Ii CHANGE PLAN MICHIGAN VOTE

VILLH NEAR TO OF DEALIN G WIT FOR HENRY FORD

Drive Catarrh AwayBy Purifying Your Bipod

During winter, nature, chances tha! having jfotten a foothold in ourof man and we, because of ourltem, the only possible way to cur the

habits, unconsciously do those thinKsjdisease is to remove the impuritieswhich are ajrainst nature. Then far from the Mood and at the same timedown amid the vital organs creep; tone up the blood so it will becomeweaknesses, that our blood is not vig-- j vigorous and healthy again,orouti noiigh to fight off. The use of washes, uprays, salves,

Business MensBankR BORDER SHOWS STRENGTHVITAL QUESTION

jtore ik wnere catarrh enters and j have only a temporary local effect;they do not reach the disease. 8. S. S.has proved for half a century to bethe most powerful antidote to poisonin the blood. Its action is to

quiRKiy mjmes a conquest. We reelthe effects of n cold in nose or throatand Horaetimei in lungs and utomnch.The most common symptoms of the

News Reaching Douglas Says

; Bandit Chief, With Small

Body of Men, Close to, Do-

lores Pass,

Evidence Accumulates ThatSussex and Other UnarmedShips Were Sent to Bottom

by German Submarines,

Manufacturer Makes' CloseRace With William Alden

Smith for "Favorite Son" in

Presidential Primary.

presence of Catarrh is an inflsmed and strengthen the blood corpuscles so theytender condition of the breathing pas-- : fight off disease. If you suffer fromsages and the blocking of throat and 'Catarrh in any of its forma, don't benostrils with mucous. misled into treating the symptoms but

It is a frequent mistake to treat: take 8. S. S. and remove the cause,this symptom and neglect the actual Any druggist can supply you. (Jetdisease, (the genuine. Write our Medical De- -

lf the blood was pure and vigorous partmcnt, Room 21, for advice. SwiftCatarrh would not get a foothold. Huti Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.

This bank affords every facility for

the transaction of any banking business.

It invites deposits subject to check and

extends as liberal' accommodations as

sound banking will permit. Those having

surplus funds lying idle are invite 1 to

avail themselves of our Time Certificates

of Deposit which yield I'OUR PER

CENT INTEREST.

lar MOKMisa jouspti icul tttico wii:lioiigbis, Ailz., April It. Francisco

Villa and a small body of his men lireIn the vicinity of Simla Uarnnru, Chi

:SV HORNINO JOURNAL tPICiAL LCAStO VVISV!

iJetroit. Mich.. April 3. PuttedStatcg Senator William A. Smith; ofCrand l!alids, was leading Henry

lav uanMiN jouhl imiiii li. ho wiaa,WiinhnKton, April 3. Accumula-

tion by the state depurtment of cir-

cumstantial evidciKp Indication thatthe Sussex and other unarmed mar- -huahua, but a few miles from Io- -

i Pord, of Detroit, by a small majorityfor the repuhlcan nomination in IAZTEC FUEL CO. lores pass, lendlnir Into the Sahuaripun hunt shiiis have la-e- attacked by

district of Sonora, according to reports suhmarines probably will

se,itiTed bands, us well as that oftheir fugitive chief,

One 'force of Villa's rnen, estimatedfat 100 commanded by Colonol r.cl- -OUR COAL BURNS

reaching Agua Prleta today from the make a change In the administra-foulh- ,' tion's plan for dealing with the broad

It Is said to have been brought there! (iiics'ions of submarine warfare undby passengers urrivlng from Nacotirlj the arming af merchant ships for de-th- ls

morning. The same story jn the fenslve. purposas. This became knownTRY DIAMONDGALLUP COAL.BEST MILDWEATHER COAL

Michigan's first presidential prefer-ence primary, fi'iording to scatteringreports received here late today. Fordwas polling ouile a heavy vote in t hilower peninsula and indicaHons werethat he would receive a majority overSenator Smith in Detroit.

The local polls did not closo until11 o'clock, touiglit.

K. . Wood, of Flint, was leadingW illiam A. 'omntock, of Alpena, fortha notnimiltnn for democratic na-tional committeeman. This was re-

garded as the most interesting; stnig- -

trail, was bunted in-n- liaelneva,about twenty-fiv- e miles northeuet of(lucrrero, nnd Information wus gath-ered that Indicated the remainder ofthe four or five hundred ellll were Inthat region. No reference wan madeIn that report of un encounter thatWas mentioned In plenafrom the front.

-- Depository for- -form of a rumor, reached Americanarmy circles hero and caused muchspeculation. Not a great deal of cre-dence was Riven the rumor on thissblu of tho line, although It is knownthat !on. Arnulfo (lomca, commandingthe do facto Mexican forces In north- -

tonight after . the stale departmenthad announced the receipt of a dis-

patch which riuotcd one of the sur-vivors of the Manchester F.tiglneordisaster as saying he had seen thepiiscope f a submarine.

Other dispatches received during

A. Tv & S. F. RY. UNITED STATESON THE MARKET.

FACTORY & NATIVE WOOD eastern Sonoru, sent nddltional troops the day brought the Information thaito I'olonla Morelos, dxty-fv- e miles a number of affidavits from survivorsPHONE 251 ..J' ,1.- - l'.....l .,,...

southeast of Agua Prleta. today, with of th Sussex were being forwarded ... ,. u I l,v .uiinloiirsii iioi fiovi s wliiloInstructions in prevent Villa from en-th- y Ambassador Sharp at Paris, and Comstock received supiiort from so- -

DANDRUFF GOESterlng Sonora through any of the that Ambassador (lerard at lierlinmountain passes. had been promised an early reply to

The report did not slate how many his Inciulrlen regarding the Sussex, themen Villa had with him, or what his Kngllshmun arid other ships within' a

Information gathered Iron) aoureesand confirmed by lieneral Pershing,Indicated that the officers of the pun-itive force were having to contendwith difficulties created by 1he re-

ceipt of misinformation liberally RivenIn districts through which Villa or hisfollowers had passed, (ienei'al Per-shing also reported that he hud dif-ficulty in securing reliable guidca.

'Hh statement that It had been re-

ported to him that Colonel Cuno hudengaged n Villa force In a fight onthe same day that the Amovlcnnswere driving the bandits frointluer-rero- ,

served to unlet, somewhat, thefear that hn, arisen here that Cano,had revolted, u report that uppe.tredwell founded.

Which way Villa has gone, la now

few days. It was Indicated in the dis-

patch that the (iermatt government,would niil wait for submarine com- -

physical eondltrlon was.Americans Kctui-i- t to Mexico.

Twelve American employes- of theMm fczuinii Copper company, most ofthem heiida of departments, returnedto Nnromirl today to resume their workwhere they left It two weeks ago whensummoned to the border following theannouncement of President Wilson'sdecision to send American troops into

W BEAUTIFUL

munders to report, but would haveinquiries made al submarine bases.

Tho entire submarine questionprobably will be discussed at themeeting of the. cabinet tomorrow, butno final decision as to action is ex-

pected because all the evidence Is notat hund.

called "original Wilson men," Wood'srcnominatioii, which would mean his

seemed assured,William (!. Simpson, of Detroit,

third candidate on the republicanpresidential ticket, was polling asmall vote. Many counties reportedthat republican voters had written thename of Theodore Roosevelt as presi-dential choice.

Woodrow Wilson was the only dem-ocratic candidate., .The national pro-gressives bad Uo standard bearer.They bad filed sufficient petitions tohave l!ooscvelt's name placed on theballot but it was taken off at the re-

quest of the former president.Several cities also had municipal

elections. In Crand Hapids, returnsmore than hi.lt complete, showed(ieorgo Tilma was leading Ceorgp K.PI'ls in the mayoralty race. Mil in hasbeen mayor for a number of years.

Mexico In pursuit of Villa. Accordinglargely a iiuestiou for Ccnerul Per to company sources, about tffie-qua- r-

shing's scouts to answer. It was point-ed out at Oeneral Funslon's hoiiih(unr OKI IA 106

Save Your Hair! Double ItsBeauty in a Few Mo-

ments, Try Thlsltcrs that omo the trail wits jilcked out,the troopH would resume tho chasefurther Into the Interior, although ItWas reiill.ed that the s"cond phase of

tcr of the employes have now returned,to Mlxcoc. Conditions In Nuco.arl andvicinity are quiet and the Mexicans;fail to show any hostility towardlAmericans. Should conditions rcmainlok they ure, tho company manageinenlintends to return the men to Nucoznria few lit a time until the full workingforce has reassembled.

Them are five thousand de fatojtroopH in the Mocti-zuni- a district uf

TAKES VENGEANCEHair Stops Coming Out and

Every Particle- - of Dan-

druff Disappears,VatCH Prois'lty Held Sub list.

ON NEbflO FIEND Washington, April 3. Personalprop-rt- y of Charles K., Yates, DavidSonora, it was learned this afternoon

ithrough Agua. Prleta officrial sources. (Thompson and Fllis P. Ilamcr, ill- -'

j rectors of the Capital National bankjof Lincoln, Neb., which failed in ls!i3,jwas today held by the supreme court

fJiiardlng Pus-c- s. 'IAbout fifteen hundred ure guarding

various mountain passes between So- -

mini and Chihuahua. The rest are;ISV MOSNISa JOUR N A t. SPtCtAl LEASTS WB

Jilaliei, Ukla., April ,1. Oscar Mar- - t be subject to decision of depositors

the punitive expedition's work will befar more difficult than was thp firstIt Is not Improbable, It was said, thatmorn troops than those already inMexico, will be required.

The topography of the countrysouth of Guerrero, Is such that sin:cessful piiisiiit cun be conducted onlyby it wide deploying of forces and theutilization of a large part of ,the in-

fantry, It was pointed out that thefurther tlie troops penetrate Into Mex-

ico, the greater will le the necessityfor ktieughening the lines of commit!)-len- t

Inn.

Prom the border to the extremesouthern positions, thii advanced postsalready hitvo traveled 300 miles whinthere Is taken Into account the twist-ing of the trails they-hav- traveled.

Tho Northwestern lullroud is notyet being Used, partly, it whs report-ed here, to a failure of (icneial (in-vlt- ii

an, I denrrat Hell to reach anagreement. The timely placing In ser-vice of more motor trtictisj alleviatedtemporarily tho supply situation, how-ever, tint! (leiieial Pershing reported

said to be encamped at various wuler-jU- n, a negro, was taken from a justice induced to become such by false ic-

ing places in the northeastern part of of the ponce's court room here today'1"""1 ll1" '"'nk's condition to thethe state, or are In f.arrisoii in the vn-ju- hanged by a mob (if the rear of ""'""'ol'cr of the currency.

ThV W,,M ,K,UW' 1,1 w,,,,'h hiAgua' Prleta garrison today is1'", '"'"'j Chamber Moves Headquarters.sal,i to have numbered but a few' more! l'"'1"'"'.v,'i'ialn bad been in progress, j San(a j,v Ar ;,.The chamber ofthan one hundred. Fivp hundred persons wire In the ,,. nu r. c toduv moved its headquar- -

Arrivals today from the Yaqul river; moli, many of whom had listened to tl,, s fn ,hl, jMiace of the governorsvalley stale that while tho de facto;11" ''videncc. The negro was charged (o ttlH second story of the Griffintroops have withdrawn from th'wlth attacking a. thirleen-yenr-ol- d blm-k- -

Butt's, Inc., Druggists

MORNING JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS.

Try aH you will, fitter nn applica-tion of Ijanderlne, you can not flnl aelimlo trace of dandruff or fullinstluilr and your sculp will not Itch, butwlmt will you most, will lieafter a few wcck' use, when you seenew hit tr, flnn rind downy at firstyes lint really nw Imlr growing nilover th scalp.

A llttlo Jinndorlno immediatelydoubles the beauty of your hulr. Nodifference how dull, faded, brittle andnoniwry, just moisten n cloth withHanderliin and carefully diuw ItthrouKli your hair, taking one smallstrand at h time, Tho effect Is

and iuiui.ln your linlr willhe k li t , fluffy and wavy, and lmver.n npppMruiien of ahundunce; nn In-

comparable lustre, nftnos nnd luxur-lnnc-

the tiuuuty uud shimmer of Iruhulr limit I).

(Id a bollle fif Knowlton'stinnderlno from any drug store ortoilet counter, nnd prove that yourlinlr Is us pretty and soft as any thatIt Ims been iieKl'i'd or injured bycureless treatment that's nil.

I iiindcrliio la to tin- - hiiir what freshshowers of rain and sunshine nr tovegetation, It koch rluht to thu roots.InvlKorates and strengthen them. lisexhilarating, ftlmulatiiiK nnd life g

properties cause the hulr toBrow long, strong und beautiful.

W'M-- iiiiii-yisi ii wiLwB&m&iw&

THIS MORNINGtoday Unit motor trucks now un- de-

livering supplies to a. point south ofNaiiilijulpa, almost '.'"O miles from theliorih r.

mountainous region which comprises P"l while she was with a glilthe Yaqul Indian stronghold, there iireic,,ml,anIo gathering wild onions lnstrong garrisons lit nil of the railroad. ,,m woods near Uismarcy; in thlsjHtatlons bi'tween Cnjeme and Knipalmc. unlv- - .

on the west coast railroad. The report At the time the mob took the negro;that Turin and Hacum, towns not the court room all the testimony,redly on the railroad bill near it, have'ln the preliminary trial had been corn-bee- n

occupied by the Yuquis. i not and the justice of the peace wasllcved here. However, It Is reported. ready to announce iis decision. Thefrom reliable Anierlcmi ami Mexican trial has been held on the second floorsources that the Prom ho Yuquis, of thp court hqiise. he mob overpow-whos- tt

conquest was progressing stead-lere- d the offc i ts In the court room,lly when the Columbus raid caused iijPlaclug a ropo around thecessution of operations against them, neck, rushed him out onto a porch,are rapidly reassembling in formldiible tled the end of the rope to the porchbands und are once more raiding tin railing and pushed ths negro 1Pff. Hecentral part of the valley. There are;fcll about twelve fi t and died withinnow sixty-nin- e Aiiicrh uns in the val-- a few minutes.ley. These men ate said to be well- - I.ute today the town was quiet. Thearmed und determined to hold their, negro',, body was cut doM n and is heldproperty. jawaiting claimants.

Father Angel Maria Rarcclo, ngodj ,fif, whose death Is attributedyears, by, n,m(lt U11(, Vy t'taeli.

sum, iri(.St)l tilIT l MOI XTINS

Cobimbus, N. M., April 3. Prnnelscn'llla U still being nought by American

Every Well Informed Man in Albuquerque WhoSpeaks His Honest Conviction

Concedes the Re-electi- on

Today ofins ire nils to a uroken ncart, iiceausihn was exiled from more than

Cii ali'5 men tliiouKb the mountains ofluei i el o, at cording to the latest nd

vices leceiM'd here from tlhe fronArmy men bei" can only account forthe lack of detailed .reports l y suggcsllng tluit the man bunt has beenso persistent as to leave no time forthe I'l l pai nt Ion of dispatch)'.,

A report tbutt he American troopsbad been engaged In a battle was denii'd today in radio messages from thefield stuff, asserting that there hadbeen no general engagement since lasWednesday,

but all information secured indicatedUnit he win gone.

licnernl i'ct shliiK'a report, receivedafter noun, contained the news thaiat lenst a pint of the dispersed Villaforce tluit whs driven from GuerreroMarch !!!. still whs moving In the dls-t- i

li t northeast of hat place, but notiicntbui of Villa's, whereabouts. Wasinnde The report was dated yester-day. Hlx columns of cavalry were

ct I'ldiuu In tho hl!ln and plains Inthat section, while hi nuts were en-deavoring to pick ui the trail of the

i Washington, April 3. A clash be-

tween llaiticn bandits and police in'northwestern Haiti wiu reported to thenavy department today by Admiral Y0R

a year ago, was buried here today.Kequiem mass was sung with the VeryHcv. M. Vortela, acting bishop of So-

nora, and five other priests, four ofD.Capcrloit. I'nited States were not in- -

ivolved In the fighting, one policemanthem exiles from Mexico, officiatingwas killed and three wounded, Ad-

miral Caperton stated, while the out-

laws lost s' veral killed find u numbercaptured. . ALBUQUERQUE HAS HAD TWO YEARS OF A DIVIDED CITY GOVERNMENT. WE

WANT NO MORE OF IT. WE WANT A UNITED, HARMONIOUSCITY ADMINISTRATION.

Father liurcclo, realizing that hisdeath was near at hand, is said byfriends to have sought permission fromt!en. P. 101 tun Calles, military governorof Honnra, to return to his birthplace,liraiiados, Sonora. permission was re-

fused. The pii"st died suddenly Fri-day, falling from Ids chair while atthe tabic of his sister's home here, liewas a priest in Sonora for more thanforty jours, the greater part of thattime h iving be, n spent in ilermosilloand tSuaymas.

Corns Come OffLike Banana Peel

Wonderful. Simple 'iets-II- " Nevert ails to Kemove Any Corn lOaslly.

"Wouldn't it .1ar Here I'vebeen going along for years, with onedesperate corn after unother, tryingto get rid of them with salves that

n in . in" .,a .I ,

MILK FAMINE IS

THREATENING CHICAGO

BY MCHNINa JOURNAL tPICIAt. LtlHD WtmlI'lilcago, April 3. It was predicted

today that unless owners of dairyfarms change their attitude which Isto prevent the shipment of milk toChicago until the distributors raiseprices paid them, that there will boscarcely enough of the liquid In thecltv In three or four days for the ba-

bies.The prediction was made at a con-

ference of the heads of the distrib-uting companies vitlt pir. John PillKolicrtsoii, commissioner of health.

Pr. P.obertson hud inspectors out tosee that the distributors do not tryto get milk Into the cjty without in-

spection.The commissioner was told thnt a

inlllv famine could be av rleil only bsufficient police protection to enable

ALBUQUERQUE NEEDS

TEAMWORK!

Vote for the

RepublicanCandidate for Council-

man in Your Ward

Do It for Your Own Best In-

terests and the Welfareof Albuquerque

THE REPUBLICAN

CITY TICKET

For MayorD. H. B0ATRIGHT

For Clerk

TOM HUGHES

, For TreasurerH. T. GARDNER

For the Council"

ANGEL0 DE TULI0

Second WardH. S. LITHG0W

Third WardJERRE HAGGARD

First ,Vard

Fourth WardJOHN M. MOORE, JR.

These Men Will Win

for Albquerque

Iff

When (Health Breaks

lite caiiM- - n illicit lutuid In lie inii i j liabit uf livingpi iiii ip.dly wrung eating.

..Many futuK, especially white I'luttr products, lack cer-

tain necessary mineral elements, phosphate of pd:tsh, etc.These valuable incriino diluents are abundantly suppliedby the field grains, but thrown out in ihv milling process tomake I hi- - flour white.

The t!elici"us, pure, ea-il- y dip-siiM- food,

Grape-Nut- smade of whole wheat and malted bailey, supplies all therich nutriment of the grain including their vital mineraltlcmenis- - most ntve.-sar-v for mental and phvsiccdhealth.

"There's a Reason"Grocers everywhere sell (iV,)v-.Yb.i- ".

HltHtrf l Sure ISti-tt- " for ThusI nrtia ami Sav Vour ltvt and Your Tors!

r.'it off tho to tpt that ptlrk totl, , .,(,-...- ! .,.,.4

furiner to ship their,, i,Ml ,llllk ,, 1,rk;, ,f ,.lt ,,.product. Ing blood-biingin- g ra.ors. and fcis-- j

i It as reported from V.lgin, 111.,

a small riot was precipitated atsors Then 1 tried 'Octs-l- t' lust once:and vuii ought to h ive seen that corncome off Just like a banana peel."Pundt when insurgent dairymen tricl

simple, wonderful. Its the new,to pass pickets of the Milk Pvoduntsn ay. painless, nnplbd in two second.a.ssocialion. never hurts healthy flesh or liritntes. j

Nothing to press ,n the corn. Never:fails. Quit theoldwas for ones any-- j

VOTE FOR SANE, ABLE BUSI- -I tank ltaudit Ctaugtit,

SactmiK n to. Cat, April 3. W- - 15.

Flint h, a laborer garbed In cowt'ovclothes, walked Into tli imk Parkbmiiih of the Sacramento bunk today,held up the two tellers and took II,-00- ;.

ll was chased to a fire housea mile away and captured. Smith

way und try "Gets-l- t tonight. Forcorns, caliiises, warts and bunions.

"ilets-U- " is sold everywhere. 2,"ie ab;t)!c, er direct by K. Lawrence& Co.. ChUaso, 111. SiiUl in Alhuquer-ipi- e

and recommended as the world'sbest corn remedy by it well 1'rug com-pany. Highland Pharmacy and Butt's,

i iNfc&S UOVERNMENTsaid he was In dtbt. Ino,

THREE 1ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916.?

firGU8AN PRESIOENTNEWS NOTES from EVAISS DC A A

IS A CANDIDATE MOVIELAND sSemdIlill'Misery in Back, Headache

and Pain in Limbs.

' Zknr Mr. Editor For more than ftyear I suffered with misery In the back,

(dull headache, pain in the limbs, wassomewhat constipated and slept poorly,at night until I was about ready to e.

Seeing an account of the wonderful qualities of "Anuric," preparedby Doctor Pierce, of Buffalo, N. v., Ipent for a box, and before nsing thewhole box I felt and still feel improved.My sleep is refreshing, misery reduced,and life is not the drag it wan before. Imost cheerfully recommend this remedyto sufferers from like ailments.

Yours truly, W. A. Roberts.

FOR RE-ELE- CT 0! Jluricl (istrb he, who created partsin "Mortmain," "A luiiht.-- of theHea" ttml "A Circus Romance," is theKUitaMe tntsciiue e.

.Miss Ostrich.1, tine of the fust KiUlt-- l

aid,, j.fayeis, wasfeaturcd on tbe pro-- JBoth Conservative and Liberal

Parties Have Made Nomin-

ations; Zayas Opposes thePresent Chief Executive,

Itrain within a month "f the con-

cern's lieniiiniiiK, ami is now workingwith Kdn.i Wallace Hopper andCharles J. I'.uss in "Who Killed SimonHaird."

certainly doesheal eczema'TVMl Mol T ,tl." TO

in: m:c in thi: it ciWhen Anita King, l.asky star and

"Paramount Girl." made tin trtpjalone by i.utouiol.ilc from tbe Pacific!to the Atlantic coast several months

Note : You've all undoubtedly heard,f the famous Dr. Tierce and his welU

fcnown medicines. Wei, this prescrip-tion is one that has been successfullyused for many years by the physiciansand specialists of Dr. Pierce's Invalids'Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,X Y., for kidney complaint, and dis-

eases arising from disorders of theSidneys and bladder, such as backache,'weak back, rheumatism, dropsy, con-

gestion of the kidneys, inflammationof the bladder, scalding urine, andurinary troubles.

Ud to this time, "Amine" has not

ajto, she established u record, being

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In our file (if reports, covering aperiod ol over twenty years, liieritlly

, tlious.inds of i sk iiins tell how stic-(("isl- ul

lite Kesinol treatment is foreivetna and similar skin t roubles. Thefnt use of Resinol Ointment and Res-in- o!

Soap usually stops the itchingand burning, and they soon clearaway all trace of the eruption. Noother treatment lor the skin now be-

fore the public can show such u recordof profession, il approval.

kwinul loiiuim mailing nl i lumli or iiiiurlima intuitand nil lit useti tirelv rvrn uh the mom irrilnted curUic.

ilumiti.l ell Kr.iiKiUhianiria xiii KcHtliul Soiliul lirr, Unit. 1J 1', kr.inol, Hdltlinerc, Mil.

been on sale to the public, but by thenersuasion of many patients and uieIncreased demand for this wonderfulhealing Tablet, Dr. Pierce has finally

( Atkcii IhIciI ! Correiipnnilrnc.)Havana. March 31. With the hold-

ing of both the conservative and lib-

eral party conventions the tui mltifj f

tlip principal candidates fur (lie pres-

idential election in t'uba is completeas follows:

Conservatives: 1'resident Mario (i.Meiiocal for Km-lll- o

Nunez, secretary of amiculiure,for vice president.

Liberals: Or. Alfredo Zayas, formervice president under the Oomez ad-

ministration of !)ii!)-1- for president,and Dr. farina Metuliela, a memberof the )touae of representatives, forvire president.

The nomination of Zityas and Men-diet- a

is hailed by practically all fac-

tions of the liberal party as endinKthe d feud between thesupporters of Zayas una the Ml?uel-istu- s,

who are followers of the formerPresident Jose .Miguel Gomez. Thisfeud crew out of the apparently im-

placable hostility of President domesto the presidential aspirations of hisformer colleasue in the administra-tion.

From the beKinninfc of the feud Inthe early days of his administrationGeneral Gomez has , declared thatthat nothing could reconcile him to

the first person, man or woman, whohad completed so difficult a tour un-

accompanied.Now. having thoroughly recovered

from the severe physical and mentalstrain of the long tour. Miss King ismade the central feminine figure InHn elaborate motion-pictur- e produc-tion based oil Iter trip nnd entitled"The Kace." Vtetor Moore." thecomedian, is "the star of the picture.

"The Pace" will contain many In-

cidents which took place during ,JlissKing's tilp. In the picture, unlikethe real happening, she Is shown asbeing engaged in a race h.tokh thecontinent with Victor Moore, also anexcellent driver, tine scene is par-

ticularly thrilling, ns it shows MissKing in her automobile leaving the

decided to put it into the drug storesof this country within immediate reachof all sufferers.

I know of on or two leading drug-gist- s

in town who have managed toprocure a supply of wAnurio"for theiianxious customers in and around thislocality. ,If not obtainable send onedime tiy mail to Dr. Pierce for trialpackage or 60 cents for full treatment.

Editoe Please insert this letter 14some conspicuous place in your paper

Muriel Onbitbe.i

She's just an ingenue now, but sucenter of a broken bridge at a speedof sixty-fiv- e mile an hour. The car Is very young ami hopes some ilsy tois nearly demolished, but the driver , he n star.

1eseapes with only minor injuries.

Carter do- Haven, slave and film photo piny firmament are Kthel Clay-ton and Viola lnna. I'.thel ClHytoii.who has been with T.ubln for four

eupport of Zayas until, finding him-self outgeneraled by the politieal dex

star, has recently realized that he isnot fitted to film work, so he has

What is Homo

Without cn Heir!This Is a subject thai has a place in all

minds in all times. And it naturally di

terity of the latter and all hope of nis PLASTERSMe is st tidying bag earn, mis .nuiicu uie i m m-- j .uinia mostarted training.own nomination vanished, he wave hispunching, svvjmmiug, dentistry, jour- -

adhesion to the verdict of the eon- - j Tl$ WorU'i Grtatttttxtirnal KimtJy.ventlon. That he cave It Rt'UdiUntl , nmtsni, jus(-'"n- i. uancniK. eauns

and that there is some doubt whether j spaghetti, navigation, pHintinK. sctilp- -

Another LieNailed

corporations. tier nrst picture winbe "The Woman of tl."

Viola lnna has never before ap-

peared in any pictuies other than Kill-so-

hut her cleverness and eliarinwill hereafter be seen in Metro

rects thought as to thehe wilt cive his enthusiastic personal ture. coloring of soap, paper hanitini;,comfort of tbe mothersupport to the ticket, is evidenced by Kiiri) ,1Hjntinj;, care of infants, lionthe fact that he refused to attend the taming, engineering, flying and a

j number of other things. He intend

Pain In Side,Rheumatism,

Backache,--Any Local

v Pain.ntdf on HavlnfAUCOCKS.

during that wonderfulperiod of expectancy.Motlwrs who know rec-ommend "Moth er'aFriend." It is an ex-

ternal remedy for the

convention and. after the adjournmentwhen the triumphant Zayistas gath-

ered in front of his palace on the to spend five years on each subject.

I'rado demanding tr.ftt he addressthem, he declined to do so nnd delestretching muscles, en

1'ack to the "legitimate" wi'd comefor a few weeks three K'lultnhlc andWorld Vilm stars. They are CharlesCherry, Alice lirady ami Jane Grey.

after which he feels he will be quali-fied to play any sort of small parts.

T?ecent candidates for mention inthe gallery of "shooting" stars in the

aves tltem to expand ffated the vice presidential candidatewithout undue strain, to speak In his behalf. That his fol- -

assists the organ to lowers, however, led by his own for- -crowd airalnst nerves, pier right hand, Speaker Ferrara, andto plill at liftauicntato thus avoid pain.

Tlius restful days are assured, peaceful

Coolness, Comfort, Cleanliness

other influential leaders, will loyallysupport Zayas there is said to be nodoubt,

Other Klements Vnliiiportant.The, only elements of the liberal

party now outsid the breastworks arethe factions led by former GovernorAsbert and Kusebjo Hernandez, whoare declared to be unlikely to prove

nights are experienced, morning sicknesa,licailaclie, apprehension and other dis-

tresses are. among the various things whichwomen, everywhere relate tliey entirely

hy using "Motlier's Friend. And byits effect upon the muscles the form is re These are the ualfhwuids in clinosino- - furniture for 1 10

tained and they return to their naturaj.much importance. The AsbertistaaKtnmth eontoiir lifter R'lhv iu hnrn

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(irt a iKittlc of tins invalnahle aid to expec- - are now somewmu numerous in na

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tint mothers. Any druggist will stniply you, vana province with a smaller follow-ing in Matanzas, and the lertiandistasare regarded as a negligible quantity.

It Is Harmless hut wonderfully effective.

sunuiRT tii lie I'artinilarly are these reiiiii"ed in

PORCH FURNITUREMeetinjr all jf these ietuiienieins, we can unhesitatingly

recommend our new line ut

Write to Hrndlteld Regulator Co.. 418 Lar

My attention has been called to a circular that

is being distributed over the city in which the' state-

ment is made that if I am elected mayor of Alb-

uquerque the redlight section will be restored, i

This statement is an absolute falsehood. I am

opposed to the of the redlight sec-

tion. It is too close to us as it is. I and the can-

didates who are running with me stand for civic de-

cency. We are not only opposed to bringing back the

redlight to Albuquerque, but we also pledge ourselves

to put the wine-room- s out of business, to close the

saloons on Sunday and to enforce the laws against

gambling.( 1 . t , 4

Henry Westerfeld

mar Bldr., Atlanta, C!a for a specially writ-- . There Is also a possibility that bothten guide book for women interested in tbe!niav become reconciled to the regularsubject of maternity. It will prove an Impi-- j ticket The liberal leaders, in any

'ration. It eontnins information that every theM ,.,,. declare the urosnects ofwoiuiiii hIhiuIiI LiinS. .,11 nimiit Writ. t.i ysneress of their ucuet are nnunt

With President .Menocal in control

Deltox Fibre Porch Rugs jof all the machinery of the govern-ment, having the support of theKEEP. LOOKING YOUNG

It's Easy If You Know Dr.Edwards' Olive Tablets

They harmonize heauiiuilly witli the new wicker fur e,

so popular this year. 'J hey come in many nove liattern; T

in so ft;" cool, restful colors, and in all sizes, from tiny doormats to full size () by 12 fee). The prices will surprisevou they're so small.

army, and himself popular withgood record of administration, he willnot be easily defeated. There Is. hovv-J-

ever, in the conservative party rnijAelement which is opposed on pilnci-- J

pie to and what thtCj,ttrength of this element may be can Jonly be developed during the course j

of the campaign. On the other hand ktho voting strength of the liberals Is Vunquestionably great and will be In- -i Acreased by the support of many Cu-- 1

bans who without any distinct politi-- J

cal affiliations, or hostility to the ail- -

ministration, are disposed to welcome

PORCH SWINGS. VOUCH ROCKURS, .i'P iIUl: COCRSH "COOIMOR" PORCH SILIPHSWe earn- - a complete line of sleeping porch furniture. Our -

Xyou willa change.

What the liberals nrofess to fear is X m w m. mMocks throughout ate Mesh, liriju'lit and new aihfind our prices somewhat more than gratify in";.

that they will be denim! a fair count ! il J B II ,IV f f Kfand that the. party In power will adopt "V ' I

The secret of keeping young is tofeel young to do tins you must watchyour liver and 'bowels there's no needof having a sallow complexion darkrincs under your eyes pimples a bil-

lions look in your face dull eyes with norparkle.

Your doctor will tell yon ninety per eentof all sickness tomes from inactive bowelsand liver.

Or. Kdwards, a n physWan InOhio, perfected a vegetable compoundmixed with olive oil to act on the liver andbowels, which lie gave to his patients foryears,

or. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substi-tute for calomel, are gentle ill their action.Jit always effective.

They hrlnu about ' that exuberance ofspirit, that natural buoyancy which slsiuldlie enjoyed by everyone, bv toning up the!'! and c!ear!::s the system of Impurities.

You will know Pr. Edwards" pllve Tab-Je- ts

by their olive color. JUc and :o perbox. All druggists.

The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, O.

ihe tactics of ballot box stuffing. TheyWIND-SA- FE.1.... M,n A Sollie-Pete- rs Furniture Co. iaiso s.ij iih.u, n.e.r .......... k v .r-- m m A.w.aiof the old rural guard in me regular a HOKVU Zn ISM1.Z

nfinv there is grave danger of milt- - " Beautiful, Effective.Durable LUMBER Cement-Plaste- rAlbuquerque Lumber Company

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2B.1 SOtTII SKCOND STUFCT VI'HONKpon't Flap in the Wind Oil OI.I.tniy terrorism at the polls. Hencethere is renewed discussion of the ad- - Jvisabilitv of asking the Culled States j

XK KXCIIAXGF. XKW (JOOOS

gOVC10IIIC.il IK rtiii'min n .....to stinervise the registration and vot-

ing as the only means of assuring aperfectly fair election and obviatingthe peril of revolution that might re-

sult from any suspicion of unfairnessit is unlikely, however, that this stepwill be resorted to for some time, atleast until party passtotm should be-

come dangerously aroused. The po-

litical campaign will probably notrend, an acute stage until the period

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tTtJtem Welcomed

by Many Men Has the Leopard changed its spots?

Have these Democratic candidates changed over-

night the business ties of a lifetime?k Cry of "Stop Thiefrbetween the close of the sugar grin-ding season In .July and the election,Which takes place on November 1. Ofserious political issues there are none,the struggle being simply for office.

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COMPULSORY SAVING

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(AiMiK'liited Prem CwrreniHindenrn.)Merlin, March 1 - Compulsory sav-jin- g

has been introduced on a small;scale in at least one district of Oer-!man-

This is revealed in an orderissued by a military commander of thedistrict of Tassel, famed as the earlyschooling place of Kmperor William.

The order is aimed at the extrava-gance of young men and boys who are

This will proVQ, a welcome hitof information for ajl those whoare overworked, gloomy, despon-'len- t,

nervous and have tremblinelimbs, heart palpitation, dizziness,eold extremities, insomnia, fearwithout cause, timidity in ven-turing and general inability to actnaturally and rationally ag otnerslo, because the treatment consist-ing of grain tablets can be ob-

tained and taken without theknowledge of any one. If thereader lias any of the symptoms,and decides to try it just go to anylarRe well stocked drug store aiulask for three-grai- n OadomeneTablets, and then takp accordingto the directions which accom-pany each sealed tube. The

power is soon feltanithe joy of a healthy body experi-enced. These tablets, originally

by prominent physiciansanl pharmacists, now are packedwith full directions for self admin-istration, so that it is wholly un-necessary to pay a physician torprescribing them.

The Democrats charge in their newspaper advertisements that immorality, wine-room- s, gambling have existed in Albuquerque during

Mayor Boatright's' administration. j j . , j I 1 ilYkiiii li tiLJ

Get the Facts on TheseVirgin Reformers

Two years ago the issue in our city campaign was the redlight district. Henry Westerfeld, Demdcratic candidate for mayor, fought,

worked and voted for the redlight district. Henry Westerfeld is for the redlight district now. Westerfeld sells the bulk of his cigars to

the saloons.Warren Graham, just out of the saloon business and candidate for treasurer, worked and voted for the redlight district two years ago

and is for it now. .1 M Jf A XV

Steve Roehl, candidate for City Clerk, and a whiskey salesman, worked ard voted for the -- redlight district two y,ears ago, and is for

earning high wages in war inmmirvo.The order recites that youm? men Inreceipt of swollen war earnings havein many cases been leading profligatelives and sometimes neglecting to suprii.rf dependent relatives. In rruue

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places, it is observed boys have beeniseen lighting their cigarettes with pa-ip-

money, which Issued in denorn- -., Dmn u tMOllTV. HP Hill

" fifty cents.dumbo sunflower seed. AMI! grow As this class of youth has riot d- -

anywher,- - ami pro.lu.-e- s a bl riwilft fted f,orn " l'U(Tl'Ii.,.,. led warnings, the commatiding general

' "" i'""-n'"- ' '''"' f '''K! decrees that person under tw nty-ou- e

"ml """' "-- very la-s- t nisi iwjjpar,, 0f age must henceforth "makepoultry. Iioks, hoi-sos- . shf'i and tt-- ! J,,Kll economical use of their wages as v..it now.

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". m nrrever you liave room for a accords with the eravify of tbe tune,hill plant those- and rahe your own must adequately mipport their depend-f'H'- d.

Th.. arc so lure- - tliut ents. find must deposit in the savinps

Mayor Boatright Closed the Red Light District and Has Kept It Closedthey make- - Koh1 klmllii.).' or ,hf lr "''' Plus earnings or theyPneLei i u . . , will not be n owed further to collect

L i'T VOU,',' ' their money willts nL !. ' '""'"''ihe handod over to a duly appointed Ahr e-- mnc lilolu in ho fnr uinn.rrnms in AlhnrmPrniiP.''cuts. Two pounds. 35 eonts,

K v. n ; e. Men nominated........and backed by Jake Korber and his Southwestern Breweryor Mayor Boatright, retired dry goodk.

merchant whosetrustee. who will withhold sucnamount as he sees fit for deposit in asavings bank until after the war oruntil his charge lias attained his twen-ty-fir- st

year. sole interest is for a clean and wholesome city ; i

ELECTION TODAY VOTE RIGHT4

Spring;.Spring Is looked upon by many as

the most delightful if the year,but this cannot be said of the rheu-matic. The cold and damp weatherfirings on rheumatic pains which are

"J thing but pleasant. They can beetl, jhowever, hy applying Cham-in's- f

Liniment. Obtainable every-- ,. J

Seniors lo (live I'lay.Santa Fe, April S. The senior

class of the Santa Fe high school hasdecided to five the "Hoodoo" an a

class plajf. The play turns upon thebad luck (.brought to the holder of

an Egyptian carab, 4,000 yearn old.

FOUR ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916.

Zvisp, Delicious NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

DEFEND THEIR TITLESIN THE AMATEUR RING

PHILIPPINES SHOULD

BE INDEPENDENT, IS

DECISION IN DEBATE'S iacli" for luncheon

for a or any

ARROWHEAD SPRINGS,

SOUTHERN' CALIFORNIA,

GAINS RECOGNITION

Fame of Watering ResortHeralded Far and Wide,

The nvdieimil i utility of the miner- -

,cil couiiniaMacl to owh jou.nai, jounl .picac itmo Wli;State College. N. M., April 3. Thiit Itostun, Auril 3 - Two national

tin. l ulled State should grant t h ''hanpion appeared to defend th irriillippine Jsland their independence 't'.Ues al th.- - opening of 'the amateurwithin the next four veins. Whs tin-- ' h'"iK c'pimplilnshlps tonight. Tony

ii wler at AiTowhend Hprlmrx, wit uiit- -decision reached l,v the members .fj vutinn, or una city, nopp r or tn.; ii.-Ih- e

Columbian Mtcrr.rv society. Fri- - l"""id 1tfl'' w,-,l- t tbrough to the eml-da- y

f''-- ' winning it rugged bout fromnight, following a debate on

old e when the appetitecrav something different,"i i Ti JSCUIT, the ShreddedWr le Wheat toast Heatit I the oven to restore itscrispness, then serve withr lttcr, soft cheese or marimalade3. As a toast forchafing dich cookery it is a

e delight. It is full olreal nutriment

vote stood, fi fur findgrinding them' theirThe debate was very

subject. Tin'three againstindependence.

iilmin Jones, also h I lost on entrant.Adolph Knufinan, of Hrooklyn, title-holil-

of the d class, enteredthe semi-final- s without opposition.

ed Hixly rnilen from I .on Antte 1' H, Isattention liioadcnst, not only

iiinoiijif the medical profession hut thepublic at lartfp.

In a recent article ptibliubcd .y IhfChlenK,, Tribune, It (tale thatxraln of arsenate, oil" of Hierutent ar:d nuwt effi'ctive inedirinHl In- -

(pliMcd. mid lioiiJ a thoiAuh pnof tlii- - nliJiTt. Klwin Hoi-lin-

r nd I.isUt Cox ujihflil th? nf-f- il

ninth i xldi' of the o'o Htiori nn;iint

'I'hi' ('HiKidi.in and uKriKKX "':! box-

ers tn.Jilo th hfet Hhowlru of th nut --

of town onirntitK. The feature of the.niKht wim In l!S-pou- eiiH heteenJohn I'elry. of thig oily, ami .loKeprtt'hevnl.er, of Motitreiil, Uue., tood toe

'redientf known, hud been found intho Mater at Arrowhead Springs and

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furthermore that thin Is the only placetlnlr oppot'intH, Cifin-- r Itia iin1lidwiird JJkhh. If.iwll Smith dHiv-- lm il mi talk on the d- -'

ehipMK-n- ! of thp moderntuliliik" the lilclory at 1h fiit. flylnK

(o toe and Hwapp-- d punehm for three,"1 America wnere ihiH mineral is ioun.iroiindH before ferry wm Kiveu the de- - ro'', oomblmition.i'IkIoii, . Asldo from the fact that tlm jires-- l

Hy diapoi'liiK of V. Meyers, of the! r'f arnenale lias rnadeiI'nlon Heitli mi nt A. '. of New- - oi U, (Arrowhead Springs eoimpicuous, Hcorenl New Bridge Saloon

Hint hini' w ith It tunny lmprovrriirntsmid h!iiiWIiik tlx oiiiinriitivdy

ii iit nun IiIimj w hii h Iiiim rt'Hiilti'd.A f' w tiiinnti'ii of purlliiimiitfiry prii'.'-(Ic- c

uloicd the rncftinK.J.ettlH l!;iliiocl(, j;d,ird Wharlot:,

1ii M '..'l.it'luVt. lf..l,.Ulu '

the Cilv Election. The Third street electric

in one round In the d iImhh,;"' "enRnm mat pnafe tne otKoy Helton, of K'anpaa Cily, worcd hixireat, health find reereuiJon are to beelichlli ( oiiHceutlvn knockout, Mit oflfo'ind here.tho bouta went, to the UKiial three- - Hhaded by (rorieotn roue, d

round limit. an,i other fragrant climbing bushen,the bulldinpn Ht (Arrowhead Springs

'I lirci'-eiisblo- n t bamp liHes. (face one of the most itiKpiririif h,

April 3. J'icrre Mau-- j ranias In all California, for here beforepome, of St. l.ouis, defeated Cliarlesj tho eyes, mretchlriK for milex, is a pie-I- t.

Hill world's three-cushio- n billiard' ture ImpoKglbU! to describe foothills

during.adc tit Niagara Fal N. J Will hi' open all day

liino has been cxtcivli't The car stops at the door.Roliovor, CATARRH

i hum p ion , in (he opening bioek of. in all their varied forms, oiangeV BLADDER& and all lonlfht, 50 to

SIMMS' PLACER - 1 600 South 3rd St.Sells Biggest Beers and All Brands Liquors For Less

in sixtyIhclr matchtwo Innlnn"

Chnrli-- Strlf'klund inotoifd to VA

1'nno, Hiii'irdny, In tlm IhUi-i'- cwfor tin' purpofw fif witncKKlnK theprodii" tlnii of th "Ulrth of a Na-

tion." 'J hey returned Kundiiy in'il

(ioi.li.n nodid, '10, litiB JuHtfrom a trip through Souih

Amerlffi, wlictn lio linn tiei-- in tlninli'iexti) of tho Wcxiirmliousp Klfi-trl- o

oompiiiiy. H" will li'iiyo Hntur-dii- y

for Isarct'lotia, Hpuln, wIhto.will be I'liKitKi'd for Hoitic tlino In

inui'hlnpry.'i'ho alumni xeenlive toiiijiiilti'c

titld a 'hiMlnPHH rnet-tlni- f Ht the lnmiof M re. W A. Hut hoi In n il, the pnei- -

proves, vineyards, ryiiress jji'ove.',dualling' mountain sireams,strands of boulevard connecting scoresof valley cities,truing rnoi'in) alonir, and enuntlessother objeds to captivate one. Hackof the springs are the towerln pin' -

So Second-- , Ileal Oklahoma.Norman, fikla., April ;!. The

American league seeond I'am de-

feated the fnlveisity of OklahomaA' ( !.- iw 'L i! V V here today, 11 to 1,

LOS AGENLES TIRESBR

fringed nionntalns cleft by romanticIcanyons of mystic beauty. Though sit-

uated 2, OOi feet above the level of thesea, where the air is iiiviiroiatiiiK, Ar- -

today for al Reupblieans or Democrats to get their thirst;ht there will he plenty of music and dancing for thoses today. Remember, the llarelas Rridgc and the Rio Grandea block awav and the water is line for those who feel

Headquartersquenched. Toni.L

who are victoriuu

Kiver. It's onlv0F MEXICAN REFUGEES ','he'l enjoys one ofthe most equabletli'tit of thu Alumni itHHorliitlon, ,) j

foundHid ncunnuiii inn.aies to nei,nn (tiicch, Hntiinlny cvfnlriif. otherwise inclined.anywhere.The hotel at Arrowhead has been

built to blend with the matchless sur-roundings. Itroad, shady verandas

BIG COAL DEPOSITS

FOUND ON BEAR ISLAND

(V UO.NIMO JOURNAL tPICIAL LffAtf D WIS!)1)8 Angeles. April 3. A program

of Action to stop the Influx of Mexi-cans into l.os Angeles county and toobtain the aid of the federal govern-ment. In deporting such undesirables

Election Returns Will Be Received This Eveningsweep from one end of the structure lojtho other and are a source of never-- 1

ending delight. The exterior construc- -as may be found In the Mexican popI'rraa ('iirrrMinilriir.)

Norway, March 29.( ompany Is opening :i

Island, between or- -

ton is of granite and cement I heIs fir-- ;

rhi bulimia,A .oimine on Heai

illation of ubout 7.ri,0(lil is lnsdilut whole maklnir i hiiiltlintr whichhiloclurally and artistically beautiful. LFAThFR AND FINDINGS?VVri

r 1 :. I) . "'.'vI

' i'V"tl)ii' i, K a

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ny and Spdzliei Ken, where KurveyHl

. . . . -. .Arrowhead hotel has long had a rep

od today by the hoard of supervisors.!I'.eports were rnudn to the board thatnearly 2,000 Mexicans were depend-ent on County aid and many were af- -

Albuquerque Gun ShopAIWIS AXl) AMMUNITION.

Expert Kemodcling and Repairing.Light Machine Work.

110 8. SIXON'l), ALBtOl KHQCEMail orders given prompt attention

FOR A BARGAIN' IN ANAl'TOMOIHIJ;, ADDKI'.SST. W. H.WNA, LAMV, X. M.

Harness, Saddles, Dovoe l'alnts, Rooll'aints, I'.tc.

THOS. F. KELEHERPHONE 410. 408 W. CEXTBAL

Alhnquerqtio

utation for offering a wonderfully ap-

petizing cuisine. The chickens, eggs,dairy and garden products are ob-- jtallied from the Arrowhead ranchnearby. The resort embraces overl.SOll acres of ground. The bath bous- -

es. connected with the hotel, are sun-- !

l.'fti,M..l ,,. ft M J- - f'.i'MiV jV

have established that llo-r- Is almostan unlimited supply of eoal. The

l ii ii Is said to be eipial to the bestKnullMt soft coal.

Hear Island Is neverwhile a ko.kI haibor rim lie estab-lished at small lost. The companybus had surveying parties on theIsland all winter ami plans have been

IN 'i in; itn r,isi ., irL (cnrrnl lilNlrlliiilnr

fllcteil with diseases; that sanitaryconditions In camps were "frightful";and that the .Mexican population ofthe county hud doubled In a year andprobably would Ineiease.

Invesilg.itiou of conditions In oth-er southern California counties, wasordered with a. suggestion that a con- -

plied with hot and cold mineral wa-

ter piped direct from the springs. ADUKE CITY

Cleaners-Hatte- rsretired fur u railroad and eleva- -

mammoth oiien-ui- r nlunve lust a f"wLUMBER

Paints. Oils, Class, Mallhold Roof-ing and Hiilldlng Paper

J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBEF1 Hudson for Signsfcrence of other county anlhorlties b'.; !,,.,, liom thl, ,,,,,, is n, , r , i ; c1

oilled. If coiidillons Justified It, to, with puie iiiir.eial water piped fromIn stemming the tide "f Ion,, of the many bubbling springs.

220 West Gold rtione 41

COMPANYseeking refuge In this lla- - Hmullii from Jourmil Wunt Ada.MexicansI riot.

Miles of easy mountain trails inviteone to unlet , rambles or strenuousclimbs, with some new view of sur-passing- beauty, at eveiy bend in the

C. T. FRENCH

MORTICIANGray Motor Hearse and

Ambulance

Wall PaperHUDSON for Picture

Frames

lors It Is expected Hint miners Willcommence work In the summer.

Tlii development of a coal ininlnuIndustry will bo of gnat bepefit loNorway. The blub prices which haeprevailed since the outbreak of warhave compelled the owners to can-cel the sen ices of several i nasiMe.'imship lilies and to raise freighttali's pearly 75 per cent. As thesecoast Hues are the only means ofeommiiidcallon for tho peoplo livingitl'MiK the lotiK, deep NorweRlaufjords there tins been much sufferingand a general shortage of supplies.

(trail. Tennis, golf, motoring, hoise- -UNDERWOOD ATTACKS

POWDER MANUFACTURERS oack ruling ami driving and many

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SINGER POCKET OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2O Very latest New nxturcs Tlirouah- -

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otlnr delights are enjoyed 'it Arrow

Fourth St. and Copper Are.1head with keen zest. Dancing anilmoving pictures form a part of theIndoor entertainment during the Hum-mer month. v

IBr MONNIha JOURNAL IPKCIAL KABIO WISCi

Waslllngloil, April 3. Senatorfrom the floor today cbal-leiige- ,!

denial of the charge made In

Al i i;i; imivi; si:itvui:in ii i mi iiiimmi a. speech In the senate that the Tuj J'.usy mountain trulls connect Ar-I'o-

Powder company had nttempteilirowhead Springs with both Little Hearto defeat legislation for a, government'dm Iiig Hear Jake, the popular sum- - I " - V V UH

nitrogen plant. jmer rendezvous for those In search ofSenator t'nderwood hud read a letter' Irout haunts. Some of the finest trout

from Pierre S. lm Pont, president of '! mf? in all ( alifornia Is to be foundthe comtiaiiy, saying bis concern ind'n this district.not nought to defeat tine Mussel Shoalsi Arrowhead Springs takes Its name

pi.iw-ifro- the gigantic arrowhead blazed onniiogen plunt and explained thedor company's bill providing: for ft nl- - 'i smooth-cu- t wrinkle of one of thetiogen plant. i peaks of the Sierra Madres. This

Senator I nderwood's reply charged mysterious arrowhead, which pointsHugh I.. Cooper and Charles Ii. Iindi.',jl',ir'ctIy the healing springs, coversaguuis for the powder company, withjuenrly eight a. res of ground end isundertaking to defeat the house bill. liitinet In outline ns any that ever

The Men of AlbuquerqueHave Waked Up toThe Fact ThatTHE GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS COMPANY

(Men's Section )

l ias Introduced the Year's Sensation InHigh-Grad- e Clothing

co i- 'r 'Tt&vcfeJt'- - A AYii 'i'jkS- - z -- I

tipped an Indian nrrow.Travelers on any of the three great

transcontinental railroads leading Intosouthern California can see it thirtymlR's away.

An Interesting booklet regarding thisfamous resort bas been prepared andwill be mailed free to anyuno writingthe Arrowhead Springs company, Ar-

rowhead, California.

ELECTIONS HELD IN

SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF

BERNALILLO COUNTY

School district elections were heldyesterday In the county. One direc-

tor was elected to each district board.In several of the larger district ofthe county there was no contest, Thlsiwas the euse In the Thirteenth, where

price Spring ami Nestor Monto.Mi, present member, wasOur Al! Wuol, ( )neSummer Suits the only candidate, and also In1 the

llarelas, Sau Jose, Itnnehos de Albtl-uueru-

and CiriegOH-Candelnrla- ji

PROSPERITY 'COMES TO

ICELAND THROUGH WAR

( nniieliiteH PreftH fnrrpspnmlpni',)Copenhagen, March 15. Iceland

was one of tho poorest countries Inthe world before the war, but. It Tias

made great wealth during tho past5 ear. Most of the fortunes have beenmade by merchants exporting fish,game, wool and hides to England.Su' h unprecedented sums have beendeposited in the banks of Helkjavik

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.-- $15.00 Get the Range of Smoking Satisfactionthat bnnkers do not know how to InKn in ine noiisf, nasi' nia.le an Int.instantaneous

famous

Mrs. (iuadaliipc Nuane.The body of Mrs. Uuadalupe

Nuanes, who died at her home inI'uranes, Is held at Fred Crolott's un-

der!. tUIng rooms pending the arrivalof her son. who Is at Flagstaff, Ariz,liesld. s (be son, her husband survives.She was f'S years old. Pneumoniawas the cause of death.

lor tlie-- e are the world- -wuiKier,

Roll Bull Durham into a cigarette and you have a smoke withall the vim, vigor amd dash of Uncle Sams fighting men. That'swhy the American Army is an armv of "Bull" Durhnm smniVprsKIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES tr in

vest their capital.Iceland has Imported great quanti-

ties of American ftoods during: the war,but these linvo come through othercountries. Icelanders now want directsteamship communication with thoI'nited Slates to promote reciprocaltrade. Plans hive been mndo for a

snap into their action and "ounch" into th fir Kvs:rpms13 DUll putsI- -1 ! lively, manlv smolcfv "ml! vmr ,M ,.k "R.,llror a virile,Mrs. laiscbia Ytllnniif n.

Mrs. Kusehlu Yillnnueva died yes'ring, finish and fit tliat

oi" our windows llurrv !

lenlay morning on North

' J j WV V T i 1 T till

GENUINETwelfth jxteamshlp service between Rolkjavlk

nf fabrics, taillam!. nil all ocr the nation.

i n h.! cu't sccij tliese suitsis iaai !y l.c-- i c.

and Ronton, and sailings are expectedsoon. "isrv

mummmmKmmKsammmaaa

street. Three daitRhterg and one sonsurvive. One daughter, Mrs. J.

arrived yesterday from Wins-lo-

Ariz. Short services were held at4 o'clock this afternoon at Fred Crol-lotl- 's

chapel. The body was shippedto Kennedy X. M for burial.

T1X IjATR Tf fTiASSH-T- .

WestW ANTKM KitchenSilver.

Ft ll Rli.NT le two-roo-

apartment, bath adjoining; no sick."IS South Sixth. SMOKING TOBACCOFuneral of Floseo 0

Funeral services for Khseo LopezWere held yesterday morning St FredCrollolt's chapel. Ituiial was In San-l- a

llarbal'a. lenioteiy.'Bull' Durham is the mildest of all tobaccos a fragrant, mellow-swee- t tobac- -

Ak fvrFnFEpachas af papaiswith each 5c ack.

. co that soothes tha nerves and brings the hanpy, con-tented feeling that comes from thorough satisfaction.

Made of the famous "bright" Virginia - NorthCarolina leaf, "Buli" has been the great Americansmoke for three generations. There is no olhci"tobacco like it. You "roil your own" with "Bull" andenjoy a real smoke.

New Moxiiti Pioneer ltead.Santa Fe, April S. Jacob Beard,

pioneer and friend of Kit Carson, diedat Monrovia. Calif., on Saturday at theage of 8$ years. Heard was in SantaFe ami AlbU'iueruue up to IS SO, whenbo nuida the trip overland from SantaFe to San Fram isi o. Soon thereafterhe jojned Kit On son and made theJourney over the Santa. F trail re

FOR SALEELECTRIC PIANOS Wehave quit the electric piano busi-

ness and are closing out ourslock for less than 50cls. on thedollar.

f. A. MARTIN PIANO CO.

206 W. Gold Ave.

peatedly and took part In many of

GOTHIC an

COLLARIT FITS THE CRAVAT

riueTT peshoov co. e w.srs

IllustratedFREE nooluct, show- -

Carson's expeditions tn New Mexico.Ills wife, whoni he inunled lu Trini-dad, Colo., in ISfiO, survives him.

was made today In Trinidad. P.'iil Your Own"19' rwi it jt : ..t--r. of rignrettc Dnrerr. f'! if. Me mailed, rrc, to any

ii L i. ' .T' ', .t icne?s in I on icq "st. AJ.

Du DuA.thin, am,

Insomnia,indigestion nearly always disturbs

thi sleep more or less, and Is oftenthe cause of Insomnia. F.at a lightsupper with little If any meat, and nomilk; also take one of Chamberlain'sTablets Immediately after supper,anil see if von do not rest much tmt- -

0

3 '.il ti

THE WM. FARR COMPANYWholesale and Retail Dealers la

FRKMt ANI SALT MKATSSHUwJCge SlHHlSltf

For Cttl nl Hoim Uu RUrsestMarket I'rUtet Are Paid

TO AMERICAS TACCC Cu.

- 1 -taiiUMe every wbrr.Vta'ter.

TT

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, , TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. FIVE '

PROMPT ANSWER M M

GIVEN CHALLENGE

OF MULLEN JUST TWO tt

MAYOR'S ROLL 15

GIRL'S ADMISSION

District Attorney SummersBurkhart Replies to State-

ment Issued by President of

Water Supply Company,

Ethel Parker, Arrested Here,

Doesn't Think He Should Be

Sore Because, She Says,

She Took Only $20, ISSUES , HH

I M

H ,

HM

In a slatement Issued by A. U.In the Journal of yesterday

morning, A. B. Mc.Millen used the fol-

lowing Innguuge:"Will any one of the gentlemen

represented as favoring the bond Is-

aac make, a statement over his ownname that bonds can .he legally issuedwithout, an ordinance which cannot

"Now Remember

Kthel Parker, young, pretty andstylish, (loos not think the mayor offt Kansas town she did not remem-ber Ka name should huv;e been peev-

ed just because she took $2( of Illsroll, unknown to him until Inter. Sheadmitted Hiking tin twenty. In viewof her close though brief friendshipwith the Kansas mayor, however, shefelt that lie should not have kicked.

Klhel was arrested here last nightby Chief Thomas McMillin shortlyafter her arrival, ("apt. I'at O'Grndywas with the. chief. The girl was ffo-i-

to San Francisco. The chief hudtelegrams from the chief of detec-

tives of Kansas City, Mo., nnd thechief of police of Kansas City, Kns.,asking him to hold her, -

One of the telegramsaid t lie chiefof detectives held a warrant for Klhel,charging her with larciiy from per-

son. Tl.e amount was $1,2110, accord-ing to this wire, and the complainingwitness J. S. Gibson. The Albuipier-ipi- e

police were asked. In tile tele-K-.i- r,

to search Kthel anil hold nilJew dry. The message said she had$1,200 in diamonds. Tlie other tele-gram cautioned the police to "Ret allher baggage."

I hid No Diamond-- .A wold picture of Kthel was Riven

in unn of the wires. She had auburnhair and brown eyes. She Is five feettaU and weighs between 12,1 and 125pounds.

Kthel, who has an aliaH of Ger-trude, according to the Kansas Citypolice, had Just finished supper whenChief .UcMillen met her.

"Miss Parker'.'" Inquired ,he chief.She admitted it. Then she went toheadquarters with the chief.

the warning, her grips

f(BAKING POWDER))

be repealed and which shall providefor u specuil lroMTty tax sufficientto pay Interest and provide a sinkingfund sufficient to pay the bonds'." Wechallenge them to make such state-ment."

Iturkliaifs Hrply,A prompt answer to .Mr. McMlllen's

chalb'ngo came over the long dlstanretelephone yesterday afternoon fromDistrict Attorney Summers llurkharl,who is now In Santa Fe.

".Nobody has ever contended," saidMr. Hurkhiirt, "that it would not benecessary to puss an ordinance pro-viding for a tax to covet the interestand sinking fun of the bond issue.The point l that if the city has themoney In hand from other sourcesthe levy of thai tax will be unneces-sary, und with a properly conductedmunicipal water plant there will bemoney on hand to meet those charges.

"Mr. MoMillen knows as well as heknows anything that with a city plantin operation which Is earning enoughmoney to pay Interest and sinkingfund charges, it will not he necessaryto levy u tux for that purpose, eventhough an ordinance providing forsuch u contingency is necessary."

hurry to your grocer's for acan of Calumet learn yourfinal and best lesson in baking

bake everything with Calu-met that proved a failure withother Baking Powders.

"This is the test whichproves Calumet the surest,safest Baking Powder in theworld the most economicalto buy and to use. Mymother has used Calumet foryears and there's never abake-da- y failure at our house."

Received Highest AwardsNew Cook Book FreeSee Slip in Pound Can

MP

VTeSl'GPOWy

llallard and McDonald ( outer.Santa Fe, April 3. Charles I.- - Hal-lar-

former sheriff of Chaves county,and member of the cattle sanitaryboard, arrived in Santa Fe today fora conference with Governor McDon-ul-

lie reported thai a. snowstormon Friday prevented the "AppleJJIossom Pageant," which had beenarranged for that day, atnl wlilchwas to have included an automobileprocession through (ho orchardsround about Hoswell. ..

CHICAGO

were obtained by the police. Theywere unable to get her trunk la.stnight. No diamonds wete found inher possession. She denied gettingthe amount mentioned in the tele-gram, telling Chief McMillin it wasonly J 20.

Klhel said, however, lhat she andthe Kmsas mayor had been togetherfrom Wednesday of last week untilSunday and that he had spent about$fon in that time. She could not re-

call the name of th town of whli'hher friend va chief executive. It be-

gan with a "G." she said. Chief .M-

cMillin. who is a native Kunsan, calledthe names of all the towns he couldremember, answering this meager de-

scription, but none stirred a familiarchord in her memory.

That her friend was a mayor, w asKthel's statement. .Neither of tile te.egrams received by the police said si).

"TIZ" GLADDENS

There are just two issues to be decided at the polls

today. They are municipal ownership and decency.

The Democrats are in the affirmative on both issues.On the question of municipal ownership Henry Wcstcrfcld,the head of the ticket, is a platform in himself. YOU KNOW

HOW HE STANDS AND YOU KNOW HOW THE MEN ON

THE TICKET WITH HIM STAND.

D. H. Boatright is a recent convert to the principle of

municipal ownership. Within the last few months he took

the trouble to have an ordinance specially prepared, grant-

ing a franchise to the Water Supply Company, which for

years has been charging water-user- s exorbitant prices for

a necessity of life.

On the ticket with Boatright are at least two men who

are dangerously close to the Water Supply Company. If

you believe the people should own their own water sup-

ply be careful about voting for any man on the Republican

ticket.

The Democratic platform calls for the abolition of the

iniquitous wine-room- s, the closing of the saloons on Sunday

and the enforcement of the law against gambling. THE

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES WILL CARRY .OUT THAT

PLATFORM IF THEY ARE ELECTED.

The Republican platform on the subject 'of decency

means just exactly nothing. Mayor Boatrigiit has statedopenly that he doesn't think it would be "fair" to make the

saloons close on Sunday. On the subject of gambling and

the wine-room- s he hasn't said a word.

Henry Westerfeld is the candidate of the plain people

who are protesting against the encroachments of a rapac-

ious monopoly. j,;

"Dave" Boatright is the candidate of "Cap" Gillcn-wate- r,

Jesus Romero, "Sir George" Roslington, J. Porter

Jones and "Colonel Jack" Albright. A. B. McMillcn is known

to have strong leanings in his direction.

IF YOU WANT MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP AND A CLEAN

TOWN, . . . . j

BAKING PflWrtFRs SORE, TIRED FEETItxxCheap and big can Baking Powders do nat cave you money,

Ca?cme does- -- it's Pi-.r- o r.nJ far superior to four rrJIk and soda.No Puf fed-u- p, Burning, Ten-

der, Aching Feet No

Corns or Callouses,L GCAL RED GROSSHppyl

Happy!Um TIZ"

SOCIETY TO BEGIN

TO HELP WOMEN j

After terrible sufferings, number- -

less women have used Lydia TO. Pink-- I

ham's Vegetable Compound and re- -'

cov ered from ailments peculiar totheir ses. .Many of these, who cannot;bear that other women should suffer;as Lhey did without knowing what to!do. have written letters telling their;experience to be published to the!world. These honest, helpful storiesare constantly appearing in the news-- !paper. Kead them, ailing women,they are written with no motive but

Seed of hardy flowers should hoplanted now hut the delicate ones notbefore Miiy 1. A great many peopleplant their flower seed too soon. Thesoils that can be planted now mo:1'our O'Clocks, XiisttirtihiiH, SweetPeas. Morning Glories, Wild Cucum-ber. Vorlmnas, Zinnias, s, HoNy-lioc- k,

Japanese Hop. Larkspur, Poppynil kinds, Amaraiitliiis. We sell allthese in packets and some sortsby the ounce,1'. W. l'l'i;, Kvpcrleneed Seedsman.

IKING BANDAGES

your good.Meeting to Be Held This Af-

ternoon at Woman's Club;

Work in This Line Stimu-

lated by Mexican Expeditionn "Tiz" triages sore, burning, tiredfeet fairly dance with delight. Awaygo the aches and pains, the corns, cal-louses, blisters, bunions and chllbiains.

"Tlr." draws out the acids and pulsWATER RA icS

A (Hireling of the Albtlilierille, chap-

ter of the Jted Cross society vi!i beheld this afternoon at the, Woman'sclub, at 2 o'clock. The purpose of Hie

ions that puff up your feet. No materhow hard you work, how long yonda nee, how far you walk, or how long

meeting Is to begin the actual work ofpreparing bandages and other medi-

cal supplies for use by the, national soi

A COMPARISONOF RATES CHARGED BY MUNICIPAL AND PRIVATE

WATER COMPANIES IN INDIANAciety.

Void has been received fromheadquarters that preparedness

you remain on your feet, "Tiz'' bringsrestful foot comfort. "Tin" is magi-cal, grand, wonderful for tired, ach-ing, swollen, smarting feet. Ah! howcomfortable, how happy you feel.Tour feet just tingle for Joy; Bhoegnever hurt or seem light.

Get a 25 cent box of "Tiz" now fromany druggist or department store. Kndfoot torture forever wear smallershoes, keep your feet fresh, nwef--t nndhappv."'Jus1 think! a whole year's footcomfort for only 25 cents.

in the line of first aid, nursing andother medicinal phas.es of warfare litisbeen greatly stimulated throughout.the country by the expedition IntoMexico. All interested In taking upthe work of the American JCed rosssociety are invited to be present attoday's meeting.

RAVE DARK RAIR

.4r jc to 15c per 1.000

. 15c to 25c per 1.000 o;il.

. 2c to 10c per 1,000 s'il.

. Oc to 25c per '1.000 ;al.

. 3c to 7c per, 1.000 Kal.

. 15c to 40c nor 1.000 gal.

. 0c to 25c per 1,000 jjal.

. 2c to 6c per 1.000 gal.0c to 15c per 1,000 gal.

. 0c to 25c per 1.000 gal.

. 8c to 25c per 1,000 gal.(c per 1,000 gal.

Anderson, Alunicipal . . .

Khvood, 'PrivateFt. Wayne, Municipal ...Gray, Private

, 1 lainmond. Municipal . . .

Jeffersonville, Private ..Kokomo, PrivateFaporte, MunicipalMarion, MunicipialRichmond, PrivateVincennes. PrivateMichigan Citv, Municipal

I0 GAND LOOK

WIDENING OF WESTCENTRAL IS ORDERED

BY COUNTY BOARD

The county commissioners yester-day ordered the widening of the nar-row stretch In the West Central ave- -

1

XX

XX

VOTE TIEi nue road, east of the aeeipiia. Prop

Nobody can Tell when you

Qarken Gray, Faded Hair' with Sage Tea,

TEAIGHTRichmond, Indiana, Water company, a private

plant, charged a meter rate of 25c a month. The Pub-

lic Service Commission declared this to be an unjust

and unreasonable charge and would not allow it, asthe size meter in general use costs only $.00 each.

THE WATER COMPANY ASKS A METER CHARGE

OF THREE DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADDITION TO

WATER RATE. DOES THE COMPANY GUARANTEE

TO TAKE OFF THE MINIMUM-CHARG- E JOKER?

MR. VOTER:You better be in a position to

talk terms to the company.

erty owners offered to give part oftheir lots for this purpose. The coun-

ty will build' a sidewalk in front oftheir shortened lots, Joining the pres-

ent concrete walk on the north sidoof the street.

The county also will build side-

walks in front of the courthouse. Thegrand Jury .recommended this. Walkswill be built from the main entrancsto each of the three, sates, forminga big letter "T" with the top at theIront door-Distric- t

Attorney Manuel V. Vigilwas instructed to begin mandamu:'proceedings against the commission-ers of Sandoval county to comp--

them to pay Interest alleged to be

duo Iiernalillo county.

DEMOCRATIC' TICKET

Grandmother kept her hair beau-tifully darkened, glossy and attractivew ith a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.Whenever her hair tooli on lhat dull,faded or streaked appenrfnee, thisnlmple mixture was applied with won-derful effect. Hy askingt at any rtrflgtitore for "Wyeth'a Suge, ntul SulphurCompound," you will Ret a Birge bot-

tle of this old-tim- e recipe, Improvedby the addition of other Ingredients,fill ready to use, for about iiO cents.This simple jnixture run be dependedupon to .restore natural color andheauly to the hair.

A well-know- n downtown druggisty.iys everybody used Wyeth's Sage andSulphur Compound now because. Itdarkens so naturally and evenly thatnobody can tell it hag been applied--it'- H

go easy to use, too. You simplydampen a comb or soft brush anddraw It through your hair, taking onstrand at a time. liy morning thegray hair disappears; after anotherapplication or two, it Is restored toits natural color and looka glossy,aoft and beautiful. This preparationiaa delightful toilet requisite. It lanot Intended for the cute, mitigationor prevention, of disease,

Sn"w In I ho Manauo.Santa Fe, April 3. Assistant Su-

perintendent , of Insurance Peter A.M. I.ienau, who returned this morn-ing from Mounlainair and Hie Man-na no country, reports thirty Inches ofsnow and that many roofs are break-ing under the weight nf the snow.Ashley Pond reports two feet of sno'.vin the raJarito Park, thirty inil westor Santa Fe.

VOTE FOR THE BONDS

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SIX ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916.

HESUMMONED HA New Fact About WaterHIS SUPPER AS

II PEACEMAKER,

.

MAN IS KILLED1L

Cost For TaxpayersMai cos Baca Stabbed by JuanMontano, His Neighbor, Ac-

cording to Charge, Near

Latter's Door,

MONTANO RAN WHEN HE

PAMF QAYQ PATRfil MAM

1Z

Municipal Ownership May Be Good, ButIt Should Also Be Fair

Policeman Lujan, Drawn to

Scene of Killing by Wailing

of Recently Made Widow,

Makes Arrest,

Under the present arrangement for the Bond Issue Tax-Paye-rs have to

contribute $30,000 a year for the benefit of twenty times their number of

non-taxpaye- rs.

The interest and sinking fund . alone equal fourteen cents a thousandgallons. (We Challenge contradiction.)

In 1915 citizens used 214,000,000 gallons of water.

The interest and sinking fund is $30,000 a year and increases yearly.

Is that fourteen cents a thousand or not? Figure it for yourself.

Man ( I'.rtfn, 55 year old, wlKlitl''--

In one eye and oriopled with rheu-tit-

I Intii. was flubbed tu (K'dlli at 1:3

o'clock last liltiht. Jimii Muntalio. Iiwat whose door the body of

I'.ikh lay, ohm arrested by l'atiolmimTnlilo Lujan. lie Is In thn city Juilcharted with' murder.

J'utrolman Uvea (it U!0 Kui'l

trcet, Icm than a Mock from Hit

pliue whero H.ica was killed, 120

Kiwi street, l.ujan wan Junt leiivinifhome when li heard a woman

iTcaniln. Ho re onl-i- l Mr. H-urt' voice, She wim rryintf that herhushtind lid been killed. I.u.tun runti h r. Hit clothe rc bloody, po.ulidy from itnlri;lni the body ofher dead husband.

Mninuno run, abl l.ujan. Thftook iiftt--r hltn and cauuht

Mm an he paused the body of tliedead num. MTi1nio NtniKKlnl I'll'n blow nf the policeman fint In tin'(Hie- mulcted him. l.ujan took himto n II. In it wt a If m en t to l.ujun.Montani) denied that he. luid killedIliu-a- -

Hub her Hnlfn Weapon.Ir. 1,. 3. Mice, win wut culled lit

the hope, tlmt Hacii nilKlit 1iuv h

chance for llfi, afterward paid thuttlm mini had died suddenly. In hiopinion. Whe'lher lii- - ill. I will lietli termlned positively In thf autopsyWhich Ir. I'.li'fi l t hold today,lima wan struck under th lift amiwith it butcher knife. Tim Undopcncltatod the limit cavity and por-slhl- y

ulil ii bl Vlood vmwI or piercedHie hearl.

Hmu, who lived lt tin' north mt(if thf-- house nt 120H Kiiki street, w:m

I'ullnif nipper vhen Mm. ManneliM.Motiian", wife "f th man in Jul',i niiii' lo lilm nnd nsU'-- htm t' pacify

her hiiKbond, who wan fisliliiiK Willi

her brother Mux ImrHii; wim lb'etory told Viiifiliiiiiii l.ujuii,

.MulltHHO hnd ordered bis blOtlllT-In-la-

to lenve tils bonne: wan thestatement rnitde to l.ulan. Mia. Mmi-tiin-

had asked li'-- brother, Mux

Durun, for a nlrlid and hi reply,probably that h" did not biw om

Hliairfd Xlonbino, ari'ltlinH totold l.ujun. Mm. Montano 1h"ii

wfnl t" Hjiii'h honif, (alllni; luniaway frnt his meal tu death,

e iiin oiKi liled.Mi'iitanu' ilminhti'f, ltebeeea, IN

year old. tnnk the knll'c from hlni.It k,ih hidden ill 1ho lorncr uf thrlrhoiiM .h- - Kid It f"i' l.u.bin. Tin'blade wu bloody

QUESTION: How do the municipal ownership folks expect to sell cheaper water?

ANSWER: By taxing the property owner. - There is no other way.

QUESTION: How can the Water Company sell cheaper water than the city?

ANSWER: Because they do not have to pay a sinking fund and not much interest and canoperate more economically.

TAXPAYERS REMEMBER:You are asked to donate fourteen cents for each one thousand gallons of

water sold by the city.

Before we have city ownership let our council find a legal way whereby

the water users pay the bill.

As now offered each taxpayer donates free water for twenty other people.

ChutevbH'h ("Ml

. A fhliiKball. Tlmt

lima uhuiint., but

Wlille working til the1 ilea iioeived the Inlnrtlilm tlx- - elRht of oiuplec ( of coal dlviielt thewan en than a ;earborn at Habhial, Soeorri)tliid lived In Albii'iieHiie ai I twelve

eam. Montano hIho l u nalive of1 hi I'nlted SlaleK, H10 a In fiintvedby hi widow. Ho va to havworked tit the iolN today for tlio

iinioi rul, lender of that pari;' midlaoi nieht. However, polule hudhoIMiik to do llli the Ivillliis:.

The bode wtiM taken to Fled L'ro!-b'l- l

a undei I, iKIn rowim, wbeie a eor-t-

jm v will view It todai'. Jimtlie It. t'tAlK- "ill hold thellHIIlent.

CALOMEL SELDOM

VoteHERE NOW The Bound.AgamstNasty Drug Salivates, Makes

You Sick and You Lose

a Day's Work. 1Z n 1CZ 8

OEFICIAL LIST OP rv. f VMTTl AlttlT rirv

crty tax duilm; tho jirpoedinic earwould be eligible in spite of any list,but approved the adoption of an

list aa an aid to the JiuUeii andttttero on the lion.l leetic.

The count il mertlPK 'l short. Ad-

journment was taken xhortly after S

o be k.

to so should meet nt 423 South Arnoatreet. In the hinhlamU. nnd nt the Y.W. C. A., in the Iowinnds.

lr. I'nyette A. Jones, president ofthe New Alexieo School of Mines,inissed through the city yetiterdav oilhia nay to Santa Fc. tr. Jones an-nounced that Mayor Tom Lea, of KlPas... will deliver the i ommer.r ementad.lrefs at the .Socorro institution onMay

VOTERS AODPTED

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

"Onyx" p HosieryCives ths R5T VALUE for Your Money .

twj tiai irmt Ctitaa lo Silk, far Kan, Wm tai Ckiltna

tfFi0T and Srylc Frora 25c o 5--. Mark! SoWbrAJJ hootiLn. .

! CII! COUNCILI Vh Wool. in'. !,... l iMl.o;, rv tio- -

between April J, l 1 and the pres-ei'- t

time. Mote lhan 1 otm numeH wereon i ho list.

In aei nnnif the names of iii.ihflodeleelura whp have paid propertyta, either on petsoiial or lenlily dur-In- n

the pre. edinx ear, It w iia neci'H-ar- y

lo examine over neventy lax re-

ceipt bonks. A f ne of several metan fl ateiioitraphera worked nearly allI let week eoinpbtmn Ihe work. Thelint mi t initially prepared for tiseby the Mooi. Ij'irt Writer I sers' le.iuue,ton a.i ii m ieensaiy under ilioopinion of the attorney tenernl nndclly Hltorney to ni;isi n roll eliow-In-

ilioie who h,i hi tunlly paid theirtax. the ..until adoptvd the d

l!t for uee at the pollingpimed

( t coin He. anv taxpayer in powa-nioi- i..f hid tax reirlpt and d'dy iiiali-fi.'- d

ran vote roKMi-dlei- of any list,bm may he a.ibjeet to rhuilenKft bvthe tuditea lu any . ax where he ienot uuaiified. t'f.y Attorney WlUer-o- n

empbUej the faot that anygurtiifod r iM or having paid a prop

Ery driiBiflM in town our drug--Ri- t

and vvtryhody' driik'cint ha no-- li

'ed a great fallniit-of- f the ofBli u,fl Thv all fue the Fume rea-moi- i.

liodnona l.lvtr 'folio ia lakintfIt ril&rt'-- .

"Calomel In daniffrotia and peopleknow it, wlillt) Jjiidmm'k l.Hr Tone i

lier.Vetly ws.! aud u vea lo'ltermild a pioinliienr local drue-Kia- t.

ImhIpi n' i.tw-- Tone ! peieou-Hil- y

by every ilruKkiiiit whoel!a it. A lrj. bottle rwt 60 tenih.

nnd If It fa::, lo ne fly relief inevery fae of liwr U:KK :ahiiee andronatlpation, m Imv, only to ask foryour mwiey hark

lH.don I.iver Totie pleiuiavit-tantin-

lirelv remedy,hurinlena to both chi dren anl s1u.ltTaAe a tpoor.fu) at ntK'.t atul aKUp ftl!iijf f ; no bii:i;un e iekheuiiaehe, ail.l atomach or 'oiinupatedbiiwu!. ft d'n t gri or reuiw

ail tl. next d.i? I.ke v:oleiit calomel. Tke ft dum cf calomeltoday and tomorrow you Will fe-- l

we.ik. lt k and p annealed. Don t loaea day' work! Tak Uoilaon a lverTone toatead and feel fine, full ofvigor and amlv.ioD,

No Trouble to RemoveSuperfluous Hair who!5a!e ljr & Taylor NEW YORK

Boois Furnished by Water;I'sers Contain Names of,

j Moie Than Thousand Lligi- -l

hie to Vote on Bonds. :

(Toilet Tis. j

It la an easv matterto rid theobjectionable hair or fuzz, if von!

eieiv of the ''intra! Avenue Metbo-dic- tliuri)i HI meet thia iiftcrnuon

III the ehnreh at 2:30 n'clo.k.Mr. lieofKtf I'hamtiion left last

tiUbt for a visit of areeral week'it n rn lion to friends and relatives inwestern Louisiana and. f'lne lUiiff,A ik.

K. K. Javobaen automobile wasabahtly djmnsed when it causht firelast niittit. Thn fire department jiaecalled out.

Th W. C. T. C. a silver medal eon-te-

will h held thia afternoon at thellitf tirando hool. Verwnna defiring!

proi eed a follow: Mix a paste withsoma water and a little pondereddi latone. apply to hairy surface andIn a or .1 minutes ruli off. wash theskin and the halls are jrone. Thismelh.Kl of banl.-.hlna- - hairy growth isPinleii nrt doe not mar the kln.but to avoid disappointment, be cer-tain to get real deiatono.

Journal Want ' "Will Bring the Desired Resul

A l tins meeting of the eouni il lust j

'lulit an off.,lul lint h adoplrd forju.w t tho bond election, ahowlna all,ileci.ij who have .u.l iiro;ifrty tux!

ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNALEditorial ClassifiedrSection Section

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICOJUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916,

nrnin in inmii !n,ii 1 somp tinus f,'ar iiiy r winsr! Singer's Husband;iHeld for Plot g LIVESTOCK M l BANKERS

WANT PROBE OF ID GET BUSINESS

OF THE 110

KM III K II K 11 1 fflLOULHIl HIIIVI I

OFFICERS AND

ITIONAL GUARD

N BITTER FIGHT!

Vlrru- -VlgOlOUb Ohiprtinil f)f;

PACKER COMBINE

Charge Is Made of Combina

tion in Restraint of Trade;

maintained for Unit purpose but offi- -

1: :Tnv::i(fives are interfering with this legisla-

tion through different senators, insteadof leaving the matter to the. repre-

sentatives who have had It in hand'and were responsible."

WIuto Trouble? Conies,Army officers have objected to the

Cummins amendment and maintainedthe efficacy of the general staff wouldho lost if Its meetings were open to na

tional guard officers, many of whom,It wag charged, received their appoint-ments as political rewards and wouldnot appreciate the necessity of guard-- ,

ilng military secrets under discussion.fnators Mt"'Un- - L( of Maryland,

atul SmIth all( ilaruwU.u of Georgia.

struction. Senator llardwiek wantedto substitute his amendment to pro-Vid- e

for military instruction in scholsand colleges, which he said would In-

sure a reserve of 2,000,000 young menwith military training.

Senator Williams urged that theamendments offered by the two sena- -

need not conflict

and Congress Is Expected j vide Responsibility in Inter-t- o

Authorize Investigation, j national Negotiations,Chamberlain, Senate Votes m opposition to the federal Voi- -,

unteer plan.tO Create Militia OeCtlOn Oil Senator Smith urged his amendment

for short enlistments in the regular(jOneralI Ot3Ii army with at least ninety-si- x hours

. . 'each month devoted to educational in

.FEDERAL VOLUNTEER

SYSTEM MAY FAIL

1, '1. ... Ll.-f.ulB- W UIUIOODVISIS MlG unending vviiiii

nn,M von dcr (;oist. m ::VVC" .Military Bill, Is Sharp Dec- -i ton, from Georgia. f OU. n f!w,th Hie volunteer army plan, which

ia ndvorated. Tie Ihnt enchlarailOl! Ul wiainiiaiiCommittee,

MGHNINO JOUHNAL SPCCIAL LIAKD WIKt

Washington, April 3.-- ovcr vikimuui - ; '

,li(.,.on' bv Chairman Chamberlain of leKwIation ever put before the senate.!I ,.e the senate to-!- 'r "rundegee, of Connecticut,

Captain Hans Tauscher, husbandof Mine. 3ad.sk I, the famous singerhas been held on the charge f try-

ing to blow up the Welland canal in

1114 to help the Orman governmentby hindering Canadian shipmentsthrough the waterway. The arrestfollowed revelations ol llorst von tierHoist, (jerm.ni spy, who hi id beensentenced to death and was awaitingexecution In the Tower of lxindon(Joist s life was spared and he wasM.t here on condition that he tellthe I'nlted States authorities of plotsof Germans here, lie is believed to

to 40 fur the. Cumminsja,so made an urgent plea for the vol-- :

ll1!''!'! the army reorganiza-- I "nteer army. At the close of the day!Senator ( hamberlam again warnednational guard

i bill bv cieating astaff. When re-jn- e senate that he would ask for night '

ion of the general;.M taken tonight the chairman lesions unless more rapid progress is!

ii,',. mnmhpn nf the committee:"lauc In the near future. ;i

tilT PARLIAMENT

TO HAVE SAY II

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Dutch Socialists Ask Amend-

ment of Constitution to Di- -

( .WnrlMtrd l'rr ('(irrrnixiiidrncc.)

Tho Hague, Netherlands, March 20.

Tho desires of the strung body of so-

cialists and others In Holland who areconstantly advocating closer parlia-mentary control of foreign policy,have found their latest expression In

an address sent to the second cham-ber of the Hutch legislature, by theNational Committee for the Amend-ment of Articles fi 7 -- 5 i of the Consti-tution (which articles give the crownthe control of the state's foreign re-

lations and the power to declare war.)The Netherlands government's pro-

posals lor the revision of the consti-tution will come up for considerationin that chamber shorily; hence thepresent petition, whose slgnator areconvinced of the urgent necessity ofparliament having a say In the coun-try's foreign policy, "with u view to,if not abolishing, at any rale lessen-ing the danger thai diplomacy may Insecret, and without control on thepart ;.f parliament, bring affairs Inregard to foreign powers to a criticalpoint."

"We wlMi to obtain the certainty,so far as u const iliiliou can give this,"they continue, "that war shall not beresorted to or prepared for and madeinevitable entirely without the knowl-edge of ptirllaiuenl." Although thereIs apparently no prospect of the ob-

ject of the address' being at presentachieved, It is one more sign of thodirection in which the modern po-

litical wind Is blowing In states bothIn and out. hie Kurope.

Vexed Quel Ion Solved.A partial solution of th vcxi d ques-

tion of secret diplomacy und a seml-mystlc- al

foreign policy has beenfound In Holland In the Institution ofthe parliamentary committee generalor private sitting of tho chambers.After assembling on two consecutivedays with closed doors, and hearingstatements from the ministers of thecrown on the international positionas It uf feels this country, the firstchamber of the Slate general or Dutchparliament has followed the exumpteof the second chamber and, throughthe mouth of speakers of differentparties, endorsed the foreign policy ofthe government, it recognizes, us didthe Mister chamber after a similar sit-

ting held a short While since, that theposition of the Netherlands is still ahighly perilous one and that, great asIs the burden thrown upon so com-paratively small a cyiinlry, the mobil-ized forces of the realm cannot yet bereduced. It also agrees to paying atribute to ministers for the mannerin which they have maintained thecountry's neutrality'.

There Is perhaps no body of poli-ticians which Is us a whole more crit-ical of secret diplomacy than these atThe Hague, and who are more jealousof their power to decide In the ulti-mate resort the country's policy, andthe government has found Itself com-pelled from time to lime In the pasteighteen mouths tn set the facts ofthe situation more or less freely be-

fore parliament in these committees-genera- lIn order to preserve Its sup-

port. All the ministers attend suchprlvute conferences, but what they saynever reaches the outside world, inevery rase so far, too, these Intimatesittings have fully achieved their ob-

ject In silencing criticism and rallyingthe people's representatives round thegovernment In these difficult times.

Mine, .lohunnA (indskl.ere fighting hard again a secondmemlmont chnmoioned by Senatorunimins and Senator Leo of Mary-- j

:md, which would eliminate the provi-- j

Know much about tho operations ofiGermuii embassy In Washington, whoCaptain von Pa pen, attache of the j was dismissed from the I'niled Slates.

on for a federal volunteer army. "

Chnrgos Irfihliy InflHi-nfcs- . (Amtmlutrd Vrm rorrcsnondenco.)

Senator Chamberlain chargfed dur-- j Amsterdam, Netherlands, Marcll

nit the debate that pernicious nctivity 11. As evidence of the unpreeedent-,- n

amount of gold now held in Hol- -the part of officers of both the na-je- d",,,- - land, it is noted that the Duich banks

o.a.1 guard and the armjundo the months of se- -,toHreatened a Hon from , , ,,(,nt.

ions work dono by the committee nndjThjs js lh(1 ,owos( fig)ire t.V(,r kn0VV)) FROM CARRAIUA

state university should be turned Intoa branch of the West Point academy.

Senator Weeks spoke In favor of thefederal volunteer system and praised

RANKS OF HOI I AND ARF

uLU.

I I LU,AnTj

I b'JL Vp.

,n Hollandjn orJjni,ry times, the surplus

money in Holland would be prompt- -ly absorbed by tho purchase of for- - i

elgn securities, but Dutch investorshave of late been deterred from thisby the fluctuations in exchange onLondon

The latest return of tholands Hank shows that it nowjholds t2U5,000,000 in gold, as againstan average of about $ 50.0HO.0tlO be-- jfore the war. Moreover, this does!

-

an iv.(ont amount. while against!gold In Its own vaults It can issuenotes to five times the amount.

HUNGARIAN PEASANTS'

TO BE GRANTED LEAVE

!V MOMNINa JOURNAL PICIAL tKAKO WlftlWashington. April :!. lnsregnrdlng

an offer by the largest packing Interests of the country to submit to an In-- 1

veKtigration by the department of 11K- -!

riciilture, representatives of livestock'growers today appeared before a houseijudiciary and ileinand- -

ed an inquiry Into every angle of theiindustry, particularly as to allegedprice-fixin- by an Inquisitorial liotiy

with unllmltred powers of subpoena.Want Heal Investigation.

"The producers and feeders Want n

real Investigation," declared Walter Ul'"lsher, attorney for the committee oftho National Livestock association."hey do not believe that other Inc jir-ie- s

laong this line have been real."The sul committee met to consider

a resolution introduced by Representa-tive. Uorland of Missouri, who woulddif't't the fcilcinl trade commission todetermine whether the packers aielviolating anil-tru- laws. Representa-tives of both packers and growerswere present, hut the only speakers to-

day were Mr. Fisher and mmebers ofthe committee. It probably Will beseveral days before the packers havean opportunity to present their side ofthe case.

Uroail Scope Advocated.Representatives Holland, Hooliitle of

I Kansas, Steele of Iowa, Kent of ( n 1-

fornla, anil Mr. Fisher, spoke, advocat-ing an inquiry mid contending thutconcrete evidence of a packers' com-

bination could be procured. Thereseemed to be a general sentiment fa-

voring broadening the scope of thenorland resolution.

Tho burden of the statement of thecase, made by Representatives Itorlaniland Doohttle, was that the packerskept the price of meals down dininga period of great demand in l!iir, andthen, alter agitation for an Inquiry hudbeen started this year, advanced it ma-

terially in the face of Increased re-

ceipts.Mr. Dooliltle also revealed that the

department of justice, at his sugges-tion, wim conducting an Investigationof a sudden drop of $1.2d u hundredIn the price of hogs that took placeon October 20 and 21, 191. in Chica-

go and Kansas City.

Packets Are Willing.

Mr. Fisher told of the packers' will-

ingness to submit to a departmentalexamination, one of their atorneysmentioned it to him, ho said, and heimmediately opposed It on the groundthat the department would be withoutpower to compel a In-

quiry. Representatives of the pack-

ers, It was learned later, have com-

municated their plan to the depart-ment.

Mr. Fisher suggested that (he rela-

tions between the packers and tradejournals and other avenues of publici-

ty should be Investigated. "It Is al-

leged and believed by the stock rais-

ing Interests of the country," he said,"that some of tho channels of publici-

ty are controlled by the packers."

SAYS PERSHING

i threatened mat unless me urmyrs ceased attempting to lnfluencel

islatlon through personal appeal tonator-f- , he would seek to have them

is. iplined by the war department. lieofficers who appeared before the

nmmlttees were unwilling to see their.Inns worked into a homogeneous bill,md as soon as they concluded their

stimony began to attempt to lnflu-nc- e

friendly senators.National Guard at Work.

"The committee might just as well! not include a large sum held in New j

ive up if each officer Is going to he j York for its account. )n ordinaryhlu to induce hi senator t f withhold; circumstances it would not suit thej

measures Netherlands Hank to hold its,is support until the embody j gold,.. c... 'abroad, for hv Hutch law it can only.

American Firms Now Making

Arrangements to Get TheirShare of Financial BusinessAfter War Is Over,

( Amoeliitrd IVm Cnrrrnpondrnr.)London, March 20. Several biff

banking firms of America, includingJ. P. Morgan & Co., the National CityHank and the Guaranty Trust com-pany, of New York, have well ad-

vanced their arrangements to capturetheir share of the fluiinclalof the world, heretofore monopolizedby London anil Paris. They haveail largely Increased their staffs Inthe European capitals and almost ev-

ery, steamer from London bringsAmerican banking experts, who areto report to New York on the condi-tions In various countries.

Among the later arrivals was Mr.Joseph T. Cosby, a foreign exchangemalinger of tho National City Rank,who has gone to Madrid with a staffof four men to look Into Mie situationIn Spain. The question of exchaugewill first occupy their attention, ir.

being tin' wish of the New Yorkhonkers lo maintain us far as possi-ble a favorabl" rate of exchange be-

tween London anil tho various cnters.

American Money NocriCil.The London manager of a New

York financial house explained thatthis wish was dun to the fact thatthe larger American firms are con- -

vlnceii that London will remain geo- -graphically the financial center andthat as heretofore most of the bliroperations will be carried out herobut that Amerlcnn money will be re-

quired to successfully handle them.For exnmple, should a South Amerl-ta- n

state require money the loan willhe floated In London or Purls t

the bidders will be Americans, who.having most of the spare money, willbe in a position to compete with thoseKuropeun firms which before thewar had a monopoly of the business.

The American bnnks will allargely handle the business of Amer-ican manufacturing concerns, whichhava factories In Kngland and which,ilnee the outbreak of war, have beensuccessful In capturing much of thetratle formerly done by Europeanmanufacturers. Olio American musi-cal Instrument company which haia huge factory In England and laenlarging it, has already secured abig portion of tho foreign trade ofGerman companies, and Is shippingpianos to all parts of the world.Cheaper labor and better means "tdistribution enables this company tohandle Its foreign business more ad-

vantageously from London than fromAmerica.

ASK FOR and GET

THE ORIGINAL'1MALTED MILK.

Cheap inbttitutM cost YOV JUM jrtofc

7?Good ricdicino2BC WEEKS' AUDrvtfist

oBREAKUPA!C0LITABLETS

OItw promt Malta hi

TO VtlTK THK ItOMM.

run it : J

w jn -

General Pershing. lie reponeu an

(Ablated Pre.. Corre.pondenc.) J engagement on March 2! presumablyBudapest, Hungary, March 21. near Guerrero, between Cano s troops

From three, to five weeks lein from; and one of the bands into whichthe army is to be granted to as many j Colonel Dodd scattered the main VillaHungarian peasants as possible to KOforreihome for the spring sowing. They'

very tn.n tne omeer warn, o -- .

,tor .Chamberlain said. I want tolpress great regret tnat me national

uard has seen fit to inject itself intolie halls of congress, until now it lookss if It were a fight between thengular forces and the national guard,ii to which is to he considered in log-luli-

which affects the whole coun-ry- .

Army Officers Also."I am not going to limit that criti-is- m

to the national guard. I have(voted nearly three months of myime to working just as hard as I know

and this hill has run the gamutf the department, including; the gen-

ial staff, the war college and all thether military bodies. AVe have hadho views of the representative men ofhuse organizations and after we havemdertaken to formulate a bill whicheomed in the committee, at least, toneet pretty generally the approval ofhe authorities, we find that nott onlye national guard and Its officers THIS IS WIIV TIIK WATFR COMPANY IMi;s NOT WANT YOU

if " I

m i

ifaDEAR VOTERS: YouDON1! WAfMT THIS PUMP-- IT

WOULD COST vrwi-Tft-N

definite date for his departure forMexico bus been set.

No I'sc of Kuilroads.There were no developments here

toward Use of the Mexican railwaysfur shipments of supplies to GenerulPershing. It was expected that carswith, such supplies tendered fortransportation would bo ready tomor-row. Secretary Lansing said no re-

sponse had been made to the Carranzagovernment regarding the proposedprotocol suggested by General Car-ranza.

An indication of progress of tho dofacto government toward

its financial affairs was foundin the presence here of a Carranzaspecial representative seeking Infor-

mation from l)irector Ralph, of thebureau of printing and engraving, forestablishment of such a plant In Mex-

ico. Heretofore the de facto govern-ment has, been purchasing Its stampsand currency from private engravers.

ENGLISH TIMETABLES

VICTIMS OF ECONOMY

(AiMiH'lulril I'trnt rrreiondrn'fi.)London, March 16. one war-tim- e

economy that tho traveling public InKngland may welcome is a reductionin the output of railroad time (aides.These little booklets here are to alargo percentage of the people Just asmysterious as they are the world-ove- r,

and, there Is the added incon-

veniences of having to buy them asone does a newspaper- They are nothanded out for the asking', us in theI'nlted States

In deciding to reduce, the Issue oftime tablcw the railroads hud in viewthe curtailment of tho consumptionof paper, In accordance with the gov-

ernment's restrictions on the use ofpaper In every conceivable Instance.At first It was suggested thut timetables be suspended entirely duringthe war but this wus voted down. Thecompromise suggested Is to have onlyone general public time table put outby each railroad company and thaithe price be raised from two cents, asat present, to six cents.

Tho question of discontinuing thewhole of the posting on billboards atstation platforms and along the linesis also under consideration.

WHAT IS IN JOFFRE'SRIGHT COAT POCKET?

(AwioHuti'd I'rmn t'orremioiiilnice.)Paris, March 20. "What bus he

got ill his right coat pocket'.'" is aquestion everyone asks whenever thefamiliar figure of General Joffre isthrown upon a moving picture screen.

Tho pocket is always noticed tobulge so much as to preclude the sup-position of a handkerchief or a pairof gloves.

A pipe with tobacco pouch? A

mask to protect the general from suf-focation by German gas? Militarymaps? A book? are some of theguesses. The press is beiirg bombard-ed with inquiries on those lines andas to what hook the general is so In-

terested In that he carries It aroundwith him to all the reviews.

TO THE WIFE OF

ONE WHO DRINKSI hnve an lmpfrlunt cmifi.lentl.il rnrsxHKn

fur you. II will chub In a plain iihIoim.How to rmiiiurr th IKiuur habit In 3 lniand maid- - homr happy. Wonderful, nafe.InHtlnt;. reliutl( method saai-dlitec-

Vrll to Kdw. J. VVoikIa, UV3 O.

Station K. New York, N. T. Slinw thin loolhiTi.

Safe Medicine for Children."Is it. safe?" is the first question

to be considered when buylm, roughmedicine for children. Chaml erlnln'aCough Remedy has long- been l f1

with mothers of young children itsit contains no opium or other nurcHIc,and may be given to a child ti con-

fidently as to an adult. It Is p! amtto take, too, which Is of great importance when a medicine nm.fi.given to young children. Th noedy is most effectual in lu vtnecoughs, colds and croup. Ob ni hheverywhere.

Colonel Cano Attacked Force

of Villistas on Same Day

Bandits Were Defeated by

American Cavalry,

rav MORNiNa journal picial liasio imWashington, April 3. Kvidenee of

co - operation by Carranza troops wanthp American forces hunting Villa,apparently disposing finally of ru- -

more that Colonel Cano and hiscom-linan- .i

had deserted to Villa, came tothe war department lute today from

As the clash in which Manuel Baca,leader of the outlaws, Is said to havebeen killed, occurred on the same dny

tnat toionei uutiu euurn tiiu marmy, officials were convinced thatthe Carranzu. columns were actively

with tho Americans."This seems to dispose finally of

the rumor of disloyalty on the partof Colonel Cano," Secretary Iiakersaid in a formal statement. Previousreport had caused officials to doubtCano's loyalty, and General Pershing'sdispatch was received with great sat-- j

isfaction. '

The fact that three days elapsedafter the forty-eig- hour old reportof Colonel Dodd'g engagement beforenews came of the Cano fight, renew-ed hopes that important subsequentevents had not yet been reported toheadquarters.

Get Forago lit Mexit-o- .

That some supplies und forage forthe cavalry, even If of poor quality,were being obtained "off the coun-try" by Generul Pershing's forces, wasanother encouraging feature of tholatest report. The general sabl cornof inferior quality was plentiful andthat beef cattle in sufficient quan-

tity had been secured.Officials denied during the day a

report that Inquiry had been made ofGeneral Carranza regarding troopmovements in northern Mexico.Neither the state nor the navy depart-ment had disquieting information ofany kind.

Quiet at Monterey. 1

Tlirt Amrirli'iin ennslll nl Mollterevadvised the st.ito department that ex-

citement there following the' Colum-

bus massacre and entrance of Amer-

ican troops into Mexico had com-

pletely subsided. Friendly relationsbetween the United Htates and tiefacto governments, the dispatch said,were well understood by officials andnative population in that vicinity andAmericans wer receiving consideratetreatment

Navy tlenartmeriy dispatches re-

ported all quiet on both east and west.Mexican toasts,

Carran Can Get Arms.Rumors' thai the Washington gov-

ernment vould object to sales of mu-

nitions by foreign countries to the defacto aut uirltif-- were formally de-

nied at th etate department. It W'aspointed o t that the United Stateswas selltni such supplies to Carranzaand would not be In a position to ob-

ject to sir .liar ac'-k- by another na-

tion.Henry !. Fletcher, newly appoint-

ed Ameri m .rnbaseador to Mexico,conferred for a short time today withSecretary Lanxlnir, but deferred ex-

tensive discussion of his duties. No

rh I

You are always sure of the finest results when youuse Cottolene for shortening and frying. Foods pre-

pared with Cottolene have a delicious wholesome,ness that is gratifying to the appetite. Use Cottolene

for shortening when you bake biscuits, pies andpastries. Fry doughnuts, fish, chicken and veg-

etables in Cottolene. It adds to the joy of eating.

iff?1

ss3Your grocer will supply Cottolene regularly,packed in pails o'l convenient sizes.

EEEEXFAI RBANKSS5S3

are ioiu mai ou" tnc naw un.most urgent work on the land wherethey usually work they are not to takeany time over less important things,nut must KO on ftini u uitr tuftsin,work for their neighbors who are!kept at the front. The women andchildren can look after the rest.

The Hungarian ministry of nationaldefense has agreed to lend armyhorses for farm work. Fourteen thou-sand have already been sent to vari-ous farming districts.

It is

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leather loft, protecting it agaimtpaste in a paite form and requirelading thine. Easy to ue forShine your shoe at home and

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9mg jvotf tiik watkk iionus today ani kwf. tiif. pltoitts fok till' city. yotk thk straight

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TWO ALBUQUERQUE MORfJIMtlVJOURlifA TUESDAYrAPRlL 4, 1916.

ENRICH THE BLOOD; PATRIOTSAM INDEPENDENT KEWBPAPIB

the fltoiiqntrqvtInconceivable from the standpoint ofgood buHinea.x, under till' our colidl-tion- a.

I have observed, too, that thoaewho have been loudest and longest,and mont' Indofatigabla In their, ef-

fort t') teach Albuquerque how torun u city's affairs have not madewhat I'd call a shining success In

Hood's Sarsaparllla.MeUkUity la .Necessary, H

Everybody la troubled at 'son with loss of vitality lain...! .."h

morning journalPtlbllht tf tbi petite, that tired feelinK, orJOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. ' ious turna, dull headaches i.on

stomach tmnliiAU b sl1and otherr 11 n ii it 11 e p m I. 11011 l irtir ,wi other erumionagold watch to a blacksmith for re-- 1 Pimplea andfrMldftritBuatncaa Manafor

Naws Keillor....... City Editor

I). A. IIAnPHBHHO.N.,W. T. MaCKKJOHTM. I. T. M.iAl.I.IBTKIl..A. K MOJU1AMat. u rux

exiiedltlon, and doea not hold Rood asto the expedition Itself.

In th flrat plu' , i'reaidQiit Wll-ao- n

will not be aideiracked. HI

will Vie the only nunm- - pr.yenled to1 dt'ino'-rati- convention for thopresidential nomination. Sco;id, hewill not have a (spectacular war herowhose friend believed he had beert

th victim of an unjuat discrimina-tion aaulnat hhn, The rcputilicunnominee may tw n warrior probablywill be our own blood-nm- i lllnft

the main lasue will not bethe tariff. '

rreMclctit Wllaon know that theI'nderwood tariff Iihh not been a suo-cc-

and ho want 1lu problem offlxlnir flutlca plurei) in tlm liund ofa,' n board. I'realdenl

pairs!A WuMAX TAXI 'A YE 11

face and body.' The reason ia that Tf

blood is Impure and impoverish Vflood's Sarsapnrilla relieve u,k

nlltnents. It Is the old rellahu fc..Editor Alliuqiicniue, X. Jl., April 3, 19111.

i cine that has atooii the tfs:l nt "

. .... linn" n luire, rich tlDr. Harwood Against111. blood that atrengthetis over.v or;-

' Waatera HprrrtittlaC. J. AMlEKHOft, '

Marquplla Uallillna;, thlcafa,

RmM Ktpmaaniattos,RALPH R. Mt 1.IJOAX,

18 Park M4)W, Near York.

Issuance of the Bonds R&X&ZT SOln,l liocillt.-Dtxro- t. 1. , iu'U!fr'

, careful training, experience, an7.lEnira aa aarwifl-olaa- a mattar at lb Kditor Morning Journal:

What is Albuoneniue'ii Greatestof Albuqnorqua, N. at. under Actaf Cormras of March 1, 1171.

of Mr. Hood, a pharmacist for fi,years, in its quality and power to cmAsk- your druggist for it today V

I,trr circulation tilati any ohr paperIn Nnw Mmloo. ' Th only iwr In New

Noei(;'ItfSjl were allowed to answer my

iijwnrjiiesitoii 1 would say that Albu-tiuenp- ie

greatest need is more peo-

ple; mora first-clas- intelligent and

M.iIcd Inurd rr dny In tha yaar.

TEflMS or Alkali Makes Soap f

Bad for Washing HailDally by carrlar or mall, una iriuuth. Heij pctnnmieiit . kiii ii irn u...v

buy or build' their own

Tlift loarned that the Vuyne-Ablrlc- 'a

tariff hud not been a aiircefc,. and helecommiMidid the xiib.iptutlon of a

acbntiflp tariff' bourd,

and hi niiv;((flion hm the endoiMe-me-

of fornier. I'rculdf nt. Kooatvelt.

The repulillcan arn Jiit now mak-

ing much of thu l'olli-WilrtO- il fialal-Ic- l,

but (he trouble wlili it la that itdoian't imrallel.

41 famill' a"l"'''us'I'j! ' jlioitiea and

famillea ofi i .v w-fc- j ' -- -il ' "&M b''

NOTICB TO rUIHHCHlISKU,Putiarrlh.ra to tha Journal wlitn wrttlna,

tt havn tlnlr p.prr cliatiard to a Dear ad-r- a

muat ba aura to Wa tha eld address.

ome to atay with us-;- -Moat snapa and prepared elianir J

contain too much alkali, whkh .',.husband,' wife and elulrdren, The luisiness of the city needs iiijui iiiun, n u (iries tue aciiln

makes the hair brittle. 'nl.n uA... t.iA .

"Tha afurnlnr Journal baa a higher .

.a rallnii than U arxtorUcfl to any thrfcaper In Naw Mexhin," Tha Aniarliat)Ni'W.pnpiT Ulrectnry.

- ii iiiuik HI use la lint til.

them, the schools need them, thechurches need flit m, and the 'Wholecommunity needs them. mulslfiert cocoanut .ill. fr this is nl

Now, the ahove namocl, beint; AI- -mwmk 'jfe; mm runTMI3 JOURNAL take, and print I.iiniiar.iiia'u otifouf nnn.1 ia i ll H I'P ,. rt U i i Viiiou'iiunjin, o h""'' ,v ' v . nit(-- m ii ii y i llUlK Pine ailsixty houn and thirty minute of to Jtif,tmi: t;i!M) in ki: moioms.Out, of oil the war, the moal eon

Youthe citv shouldexclusive Aaorliitel Press leaded rtv i .met at nnv nr nnot danger that Ifplace, herself wherefv iro aiTvlca each week. No other a $400,000 bond and a few ounces will last the h

family for month..!i.ol.lv mnltifr.n tha I..:- - .!..

apieuoua mlliliiry leader, ao far, ia ; might be saddled upon the property i

........... .... n ill.

' newspaper published In New Mexicotake more tlinn twenty-fou- r hour

' of Associated Prea aervlca duringth week.

unlit in anu I igiiliy tmi iitu vtiiuthe Grand Duko Nichoiaa. Yet beha been the moal defeated man of

...... ..... o j.., ui a leaajinnnfuiall that is required. It makesother bonded debts, that newcomers

will be deterred from making their aounuance or ricn, creamy latkall tho war.hoiiipd with ins of ill Imiut from hnv- -Tt'i:,-rA- Y. .APIUL 4 19U The flrat awlfl advance and auo- -

iieaosLS inorougniy, and rinses,easily. The hair dries quickly, brlji

icaaful alenea of the Kuinian urmy, J. "".J ami rHS.V 10 'lanulft li.

POLITICAL AhVKIill.MNtj. epuled to be alow and Inefficient, .1 ."wr.io unit laiit-- niif Vi.particle of dust, dirt and dandruffi.won undlaeriminntlnK pralae for the

ing und building for permanenthomes? If so, will we not be foundstanding in our own light and stand-ing in the way of our city's getting'her great need, the families? Justas It was when the "highland'' partof the city was launched on the mar-ket, two of us went out to look at

HEADACHEScommander-in-chie- f, lie figured lu

the preaa report na a niilltnry K- i-Thnusanda ot men and Women sulfur Iw--h...l.,,l... an,,,- "I

m''ym-Ji- t

mm a mim m '

ri tier, tho Idol of thn army, the foeof graft and Intrant) In thobiirenu-cracy- ,

an Invlncihlo dictator of lina- -

Tin? Journal In In receipt of a com-

munication which questions the y

of a newspaper accepting po-

litical advertisements for opposingparties und Interests.

Tlilu Is ii very slmplq mutter. TimJournal l a newspaper, and iih su"iIt conceives that It owes certain serv

headaches every week or every month, mjothers hnve headaehes occasionally, but tonregoia r interraja. The best Doc-to- iaoftea noiltu tmi the causa of tnauy of Uiese headsetnuil u most other eases, knoivlni the csutdocs not know '.vhat will remove it, so h tora Dermant nt exire. All be can da I : t r......

ia'a eonduct of the war, dominating(be czar bililnelf.

some lota. They were desirable loca-tions. We inquired about taxes. Wereinformed that taxes were exorbitant-ly high. We both gave It up, butwe made a mistake. Hut that is theway it generally goes.

THOMAH HA R WOOD.Albuquerque, April 3.

ThnuiRh hia'iirllliant rolreat from the ucuul pain relievers, which, glvs icmporiephenier.il conmicHta without biaa of iti.t-i- uui ion recuma as usual a

treatment is again neeeiwary. llyoutuflet'tu I

Pep and Punch

Jiia.arjiiy.waa pel hap better militaryperformance, than tlie advance, theloaa of command waa but the naturalreault of tho eomblnntlon. Hut thecboiua of acclaim could not turn tocondemnation at once, and the preaalooked fop every other explunatlontliuti the rlKht one. It waa auld thaithe itru nd duke had not been aup- -

ueauai.-iieit-, iiu Hiavier wiihs DStUrS til

anti'kamiila tablets, and the results will bemtsctory In the highest degree, ioa rsa ob'theiu at all dniKKists In any quantity, loo

wucthormore. Atk torSICK-HEADACH-

Stct headacbe, the most miserable of ill i"'nesses, loses its terrors When Tsbleai '

takco. When you feci an attuck coming onui'

two tablets, and In mauy cases, the attack the warded off. During an attack lake out)Tablet every (wo tti. T rest tat coal'..:wuii.li follow, can be obtained la no other St

Cmnuina AK Tahiti ttat th rft sawgram. At all draggiiti.

There's many a weak excuse yes,yes, go on given for a strong breath.

Alas, nowadays, a wife ia a matterof chance, a husband a matter of op-portunity, an affinity a matter ofcourse and a divorce is just a matterof time.

Til,- - harp of my soul on a muted

Shts ofstring plays,

As o'er me stealing come thou

'Mexican liiK'ivenllon Sbeme, Wimliimiton Wears, May He Cliaruod AKaln.si Amcrlcans.Xew Note.!

ices to tlie publle. ltd news columnmo devoted to brief chronicles of thetime, presented without feur andwithout favor. Its advertising col-

umns ure open to those who have u

tcnsoiiahlo nil (I lawful mesuaKe to Hi"'public.

Hut nfter thin campaign In overand the advertising purt of It Ih overwith Oils Issuethe Journiil'H columnswill he open to udvoency of men andmeasures' of any political purly, butH will mako thu same rulo regard-ing polllic, Hint It make, for businesstil vr rtlwlriff. It ( will not permit

on cajidldutes'or leaders of anypolitical party In the future, In ad-

vertisement. The advcrllacinentlimy discuss policies, mid the mrrilsof thu c.amlldutea they are advocating,but they wilt not ) permitted tomuko personal attack on the candi-

dates or til o leaders of tho opposition,tfuch discussions muat be left to theplatform speakers, private lndlvtdu-nla- ,

und tli o editorial expression ofthu paper.

Tho publication of advertising foror iigulnst u political party Involveno surrender of prlnclplea on the partof tho Journal. On thn contrary, It

Involve merely the dlnchurSH of onoof thin ncwHimper'a IckUIiiiiiIo func-tloii-

Till ncwupapcr expect tocuiitlime to Accept advertlritiiK of npoliiUat nature whenever there In nil

ALL SOUND AP- - &4 VPLES, PER BOXI.JJ

Sweet Oranges, Ihiz l."etn3 lbn, largo si; ITtines t3 lbs. nice Dried Pcac-he- s f,-

:t large cans 31 ilk6 small cans Milk t.Krcakrast. nacon, hXbv Comb Honey, 3 for '., t

Woman Taxpayer Thinks Bond Issue to get It on this earth save when Itrams, or when ou go flown to the

thu daysWhen I waa a lad full of roseate

dreamsOf worlds I would conquer a lad In

my 'teens.Then "Twang'" goes a string and a

harsher note playsAnd wakes me up from my reverie

daze.Oh, why did the "bosa" have to call

me just then?I'd rather be dreaming than pushing

a pen!

plled with aufflclent nmnlunillon,Whbh waa fact, and Hint be bad beetthe victim of a German Intrigue In

.the court of the emperor, From ahero lie became a muKyr.

Tho nearest we can arrive at thetrulh now la that the Krand dukela a, military rpiiIum when U Cometo handling men In tho field of oper-atlori-

but that he did not look to bin

Hiippllc of aminunltloil, tniKl Inr thewar office to keep him in aliella andarm, Hni waated bla reaourcea In

hla brilliant advance, und failed whenjUio e1nrvat atraln came.

Hut It la now apparently certainthat the ltuaalun commander hit

learned by the reaulta of hla dictatorIn the Carpathian. Hi was Klven

command of thd" Caneasua and tbooperation tiKulbxt the Tiirka In AataWlnor. He did not hurry. Kor

a year be waa gathering nrhilea

r'.s edge ami dip or lap it up. IfShoitld Be Defeated at the Polls Todayinieoiie carries the bm-kc- t for von

8(t! pkff. Out Mcult'ttrei 'alifofiila Jam

that person will have to lie paid forhis labor an. for his bucket. Letthose who say water should be as"free us air'' try the experiment ofhaving illbl'S lilnrcil in (tin unrl

Kditor Morning Journal: AboutIbis matter of Hi,, water bond Issueand the reference to what other cities

2 large cans California Peaches.que to have put In its own plant, andIt no doubt, as other cities have done,offered inducements for tbo water t 3 cans l'eas, Com or Tomatoes.

b. can Tabic Syrupcompany to come In and invest here, r someone to pumn toe air into them. Wives say "marriagebut husbands mil it a

is a lottery'"ahull game.' ;et oi k pimcks ox nHiIs it Just, therefore, that when n com- -

Large fin i'ottolene Illand see How quickly they'll find anexpense item t"or the tubes, for thetubo-iilacin- e f.t- - it... 1. .!....

puny has served ii city In its need, ata loss at first In the expectation that 10c lirnnm , . ,

Little Hoys' Overall

; have done, I'd like to make a fewIf you will permit me.

"Other cities'' have an "elephantill their hands." Albuquerqiio canhave one, too, but docs she want it?Not many "other cities" bae (lie al-- jready blight ing rate of taxation thatAlbuquerque has.' Oo the taxpayers

'wish to assume a greater ImVilen .'

Beware of Ointments for CatarrhThat Contain Mercury

o, ao.i o.v it wount ne auie to tnemaiejllf ,,,., mi.infr the air, anda profit n Its Investment (and who lsf,. Uu knwinK.,,oW of the pumper.Slfli's Host OveraIN IllMen's Most Work Pants Ill... .,...-,- . x.'i ion oi ruiiiuiKoiop it would seem that sui.li things are Men Shoes S2.00 to IIIon ni.i - in a .von, or you.) inai w lien ( ridiculoUH to explain to a full- - Ladles' Shoes 1.2; tolifBoys' Shoes $1.23 totf

it does see land ahead, the citizensvvlio have been served frvm the Hour j

of I heir extremity should object to a:

grown man, that it is child logic; butthe .argument was presented and wemust answer certain i.e.o.1.. ...

aa mercury will tnrely destroy the sense of iwieUand t'utupl.'ti'ly d'Tnnge the whole htripiu whenrniprinc it through tha unniua mrtaem. Muihiirtii'lea ahould ot'vcr b used eicept on

rrom reuntiihlp physician, us the daiuuxetbey will do In leu fold to the good you euu

dorlre from theui. Hnll'a Catarrh Cur,

Girls' Shoes $1.23 iotP i

Wo must not be deceived by theglittering array of "profits'' gliblycompiled by people who are not In aposition to know all that enters into

and aupplles, and then ho atruck andatruck bard, and la atlll ulrlklng hard.The Turklah force, under the com-

mand of aermau officer, have crum-

bled before hi brilliant alratcgy andHttlft movementa.

It la by no meana certain that be

corporation' making a profit or do-- t their understanding. 1 have' con- -.ok .1.1 1. Ki, iineu ny im-- peo-- i lulelice, though, that the

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DOLDE'Strull "'"i"1". ii"' .i .v r. tf. t. ut'ury be v.ii., joieuti,uoill ....ntDliia no mereurv. nod Is taken tut oriintl v.

Ihxuo beforo tho people nut for 11m

money, becaiiHO lhi total received In

hitiuH, but la'CHiixy tho peoplo )mve il

ilclu to be hru id und to beur all Khlca

of Hid (jiirntlpna Involved,

, .. ... .... .. ....... ......e ,,, uo.i pi..-- , ,,,,,., of Albuquerque, the cupable.i actinic directly m.o the blood and miironn aur-l Hie cost of furnishing water deliveredjto the ronsumer (or what I hey areInlklllir llt.oill'l I'vimrlu nix. I. ..v. ' MVfiim nnrv in nrrva mjrvniH

V V IVLIidU i M. O irlUlU' .

110-21- 3 Houth Second Slxee.

ceid lo abuse anil villuy It Kemcm-'- , aai;e taxoaver-- - buve nu-,.-- for '" f ,he ayateai. In buying Hall'a CatarrhI ' "10" Cure be aure the It Is takenLor H citv is juilMil l.v the w.iv It you get genuine.i, i, nt considered such an unpractical Internally and made In Toledo. Ohio, by F. J.treats industries. If it gets a repula- - tiling us voting that burden of t he I rwJ c- - Tcatlmonlnla fr-- e.

lion lor not treating its investors, bond issue onto Albuquerque It 1st Sold by Druaglsts. Price, 7tk per bottle.squarely, hut outrageously and unjust-- : .

' I Tste Hall's Family I'llU for coosUinUon.ly, and perhaps confiscating U.s lti-- 1 'i"".'?111. T.

. ... .l'li..

Phone .ALL COOD8 DELIVKRED

will not come out of (he war the oue,ml a Ht,1(y (lf ,,,,, .llltIo1 ,,,, arpreally great commander, and it Is qualified to give opinions have calcu-hIs- u

not Improbable that the cain-jlnto- i) the value of Albuquerque'ski k ho now ia waging may be ajpbint (o be in the neighborhood of

determining factor in bringing peace, i $"0,no0. Albuquerque Is a rapidly

l'VltAI,l.l;i.H THAT IM) NOT PU- -

Ai.i.riaxaw-- , "t)t)4a)4ft, ttttOiistttaiiaiaaiiai4aiii4.atttfgrowing city, and the cost of exlcn-sioii- s

will quickly offset tiny umountsreceived for new' aervlcea. I'eople

vesiors' proi.crty, how can It hope toattract others here? They'll look atthe treatment you have accordedthose who invested their capital here,whom you abused and perhaps caua- -

iI'MSY TtKlWX A llt'Mi:.I (newcomers in our city who pay no

It Is cstimateil now that not nioreitaxes, have no active business and ed lo fail, and they'll go elsewhere toifIh.... iiliin.l i.an nn.M.ro .mi nl.n. i. .1 . t Ii ercl'ole wish a "liobbv"! have made make their Investments where fi'on.iTT....... ......... ........... v.. r, - , mera will go to tlio polla today. There j equivocal stall meuts regarding cost its pnt dealings they know they canZIare more than a tboosan.t vnlers inl,f water In other cities. In an en- - rely iipnn "square" treatment from1 ftIt

etaitiri.gsf6s8 S glalSuM If jfc.3gi '''glelglele ale slsl ,s3flf I

' 1 J 5 I 4 ' I I II 10 8 7 I 6 4

ideavor to mislead hoy have to d only a city.tho citv who do not own their homesia small part of the truth. They have! I he facts regarding KI Ha so a un-- lwho could them seriouslyown by MU(.( (.(IH(H m )nll(,h (n.lllllnv j .f i I a . U- - experience viitl, Its mimic- -I

wlablng to do so. They have lhea tln;li amount) n nuch and such alial water plant are especially au-- jearning jiower. They lack merely tho ,lty; and I understand that on In- -j Ihentlc Mr. Joshua Uaynolda can;saving desire, the self denial, or poa-iqul- from the superintendent of the testify to that, KI Huso's conditions!slldy onlv a atlmulua to begin. water work of that city it has been .arc similar to our own. therefore a

The aiiMloKlea of blatory are nlwnNrf

luleri HtliiK In u rampnlitn year,.liime K. 1'olK waa preatdeiit durlimthn Mcvliun war, I'or moiiio tlmo be-

fore i ho war bonan he had aeverelyHimltic,! relation!) wbh Cnat ltiltalilnviT the Oregon boundary llili'. TheiliKpnlii was ai.'ttled III tho eurly Kprlnu.

"f H4 6. Wo have bud aeverelyM rained relation with Germany overtlio prosecution of aulonarlnc war-tar-

That dlMput may be aeltledIn the early aprlug tbreo avoro andten eaia alter tho net 'lenient of the'ii t!ou boundary queatinn.

Within twciiiy-fou- r lioura after webad come to nn'UBreemenl with (treat1! Haiti, thu Mexican war Im k'iui. Ineiiy battle of that war thu linnof the t'nited Hlatea wera ictorloun.Tin lc wern aonio tight aqiieeae. Willinil aioiy of 5,000 Taylor Won, the bat-

tle of Hui iih Vlatu uBiilnat 20,000MeKt'aua under Santa Ana. The

criterion for iih. KI l'aso pays.... , ascertained that the sum mimed rep- - fair" ' k w lescftted only the cost of pumping at

formidable matter, not much more, ,,. ,a,, , C(,V1,,. lh(, l 0f.t offormulalle than the piling of rent. I mains' nor service lines to the house.Kent plua tho cost of a few foolish nor meter service, nor the deprecia

110 cents per 1,000 gallons, with Tr.,000Inhabitants to supply, and thereforeprovide four times Hie sales of .Alb-uquerque; and at that (he. taxpayersfoot ji bill for the municipal plant'sdeficit each year, and it has had

luxuries will buy a home in a rcuson-abl- o

term of years.There need bo no dial res or de-

nial of substantial pleasure in th1'

buying of a home, once tho heart

tion of the plant' equipment, nor in-

terest, nor sinking fund, nor Hi" taxes,nor the new construction, nor re-

pairs, nor other labor and office ex-

penses nor anything save merely the,cost of pumping at the plant! Truly,the people of Albuquerque should

scM'i'nl bond issues. Is it not more,advantageous, therefore, for the T

habitants of a city of our size (about XXone-four- that of hi Paso) to nav aCrivntt-l- on'or.,1 l.hint .11... M.imn r.'it..Ih set on a boilie,' It becomes a Joy

think for themselves." I wonderto save for it. It it. jwIoidHhltot how 20 cents to average consumers, lr.c'XXto large consumers, have no deficit iffp.. Us of the war were an empire In for property owners to make up each1 J?

Imw many stop to think Albuquer- -

much we spend for ephemeral Junk, , ,,, linUl,,ly ,,,.,,,,, , i(y,when we have no central purpose in .,,! its almost sole businesses areHiving, like the purpose of owning aj those which supply merely the localhome. This purpoao mav make all people with their necessities. To put

Mmhmt Calculating MachineThe Marchant Will Do Your Figuring

and Save Brain Fatigue

tei rlt.u y.

General ScottInto the Mexican

liifiribed Ms armycapital In Keptt-ii- i -

year ins i', pubo unquestionably has),i,have no more taxes added on toil"frighten more investors away thanjiJhave already been frightened nway iobecause of high taxes Hnd induce peo-'T- (T.I.. r I.. 411, , t il'

bi r, isi", and tbotn.iix wire held

national ronven-I- n

the followim,'

the difference between thrift undbetween the ow ning of tungi- - j

ble properly and tho mete memory of;money spent. Always there cOmes a I

a city on a substantial basis, and as-

sure it future, It must have manu-factories and industries of variouskinds. How many can Albuquerquel.oinl out? Tn mv residence here of

...... ii.iiij in . .,. i.e..) .... ly eii-ar- S

ously consider changing their resl-'- T

demos to one of the liewj and !ittrac-:f- T

live additions Just outside the city's XX(bty when y.m wish you bad the borne ,vor a f)0cade I hiiVe seen several in- -

limits, as d peisoually know some are ftdustriea start, nnd fall. These wereor i ue money you migni nave saveuColl ( f It !) :. 1. it H.tii.ir Wmiiiu .if tlim If tlajta1,1e to any kind of business, no matter liow large or how smallclaim that it is oossib e in An the .,l f .''in the piu.l.at'c of a home. wif

Industries, too, which used a negligi-ble quantity of water. So While thewater rale may have been high in thepast ill evidently needed to be to en-

able us to have a water plant at all!)

already 100 great tax rate and tho fearjof the absolute certainty of additional,taxes being levied on properly in tliecity's limits In case the city votes the'questionable bond isMie? There arc:too few t ixpujers hero to carry more'of ii load than Ih.tv n1re:i.K. lo .....l!

sMi i. iMiMs m:u Li:t.r.(ITIIe. .(Kloni Holton Hall's ''Three Acre and

Liberty. 1

The obstacles to small farming nearj it bad nothing to do with the. matterto whb h I now refer. My impllca- - if

pring. The deinocrat had fought it

sin cessful war und they were In con-

trol of both brunches of tha nationalb Ktalul ore-

Tho democr.itii' convention met atI'.aliiinoie. l'olk w.ih thrown luto'theuo.aid and Lewis Casa wua nominat-ed. The platfoiui adopted reaffirmedthe tariff enacted in the l'olk udmin-iMiatlo- ii

as noble nnpitbo givenlo the cause of free trade" and . de-- i

l iiril everlasting hostility to the na-

tional bank. polk waa not good1'i.ouj.h t.) mniilnati', but "bis rapac-ity, fhmneaa and Integrity which

a a a i hararterlxrd hlatook up a fc'Ood deal of

the platform.The whin convention met at Phila-

delphia, nominated Zarhury Taylor,

r . . "i.ny. ui n--u men w 1 one or

Z acacy! " ''

a"d m'U,ti A11 SSeveral models made to meet requirements of all kinds of businesspower plants, mming; companies, egineerinff firms,, railroads a d al Tines'

of business affrce that the Marchant once tried is indispensable1

!n AlHuerque is in daily use at the office ofthe Morning; Journal. W e invite inspection

demonstrations and full particulars 9 to 5 daily at 314 West Gold

that farm of three to' Hon Ii that we do not have thoseure not plett-- j stantial Industries to add to our city's it ia about the breaking point. ItlXi

large citiim areten acre withtlfol, and thatbard to get in

mortgage loan arethe ent mul loans lo

wealth and to share In its burdens andexpenses. AiVd I rati't for the life ofma see how ii reason the merchants

Isn't a case of a straw breaking the tscninel's back, but' of the. clcphaneilTbreaking the man's back, as portray-- i ZXe.t 111 mat lorcerul relation of the fttroubles of the man who started out II1.,. ..!.. ..... .... itV t.u..fc mi ana w no ft

help In building ure liardlv to be hadat all.

Land Is either held Intact aa largefarms, or Is sold entire to spi culators.who bold it until It can be divided into, ity lots. Here, it would seem, La no op-portunity for those wliii are InterestedIn bettering the conditions of tluir fel-low men by wholesale, and cell Investlarge capital but little time.

at the finish cried to l.n n ii, v..,i ,.rhia costly elephant. I,et the watu licompany worry we to take ndvant-lf- tago of a 20 cent rate, have no cure 10 zf

jiu.1 rit ro or nuena vlatn, auoptett a

of our city could be enthusiastic overhaving their Moc k of nu n handlsc,in addition to thOr real estate, pay alarge tribute ( proportionate to thevalue and sixe ftf the utock) for waterwhich the liicrcdisnilisc does not useor require, In addition to the merch-ant's paying ft bill for the Infinitesi-mal amount of water which he or hisclerks may drink or itsc f.r toilet ne-cessities. It has been stated that inthe early das (and this city Is veryyoung') th Water company was runat a loss. It would hiixt5 been utterlyImpossibly at any time for Albuquer- -

Kprcaa eagle platrorm, anj Taylor

Marchant Calculating Machine

speak of no deficit to ever make up, j

or Issue more bonds ns the city grows!tin of n mess through thej

plant's being controlled by politicians;or "commissions" governed by them.and changing city Ouum iisTake It from me, all you w ho clamor j

for "frte" Ni'atcr jou'r never elng!

Let them buy up bind In largeacreages and cut it up into mnall plotsof from one to ten acres, chargingenough advance to return intrreit onthe money Invested and to me. theneeenaaty expenr In Mich operations.Then niaka liberal building loan tobuyer-- .

- P( .

nott In a walk."Hut the parallel between the prei-cn- t

condition and that of aeventvj'cajra ago ceased with the Invasion

f Mexico by an American punltiv i' M II iiTm .. ' ' tttl a amiiiiiirMM,,,,;;;

AtBUQtJERQUE MORNING 'JOURNAL', TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. P THREE

Father" ' Copyright 1H. By George McMahusBringing Up international News Sertlc.

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Jlg'3a JQBMAL CLAiSIFB QLOMMSHi lll A nl W Tnr!KT l Ai!irlrr4iv fur prirt .V. 7 II

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PROFESSIONAL CARDSt im . k'in t, itii , . i . i . i i - - bi ii VVJ ii vv -- ii j Jrin "X II II I & er I mm I I f"V III II I I I r 1 1 1 n I rTl fcAllir'll T I

KOU SAl.H UronM turkvy ttm tor aviltuKIJ ii (loiicn. full 1 0 ' Soulh Br.'4wv.

Ut'lii's" Jl Vo'Tr il" nv5 . Wyaii.lotlea,H. Irfifhorm. Krlanrt,,n. Vhnna IJCOJ.0 ILL STREET FOIt 8ALR Three close building

site on the lowlands; two at $1050each, the other at $750. These lotsare well located in one of th verybest close In residence sections of thelowlands and should appeal to theman wanting a close In home.

Money to lxau on l'irt Mortgage.

ATTORNEYS.JOHN W. WILSON,

Attornry.Rooma II, 17 and ID, Cromwtll Building.

Fhon 112.

RODF.Y & ROUF.YATTOKMCVM AT IAW.

ulto I. In"- - Library Ruildlnr.DEMISTS.

UK. J. B. BA1TItantat Hnrfiwa.

Rooma t-- Bamxtt nidi. Phnna TtlAppolntmanta Ma.la hr Mall.

rilVbl(HS AMI SVHIiK.ON.

BOI.OMOS I, HIBTOX. M. !. 'rhj-ntrla- aad lurtooa

Phnna tJ. Baraatt BIM.

UHH. Tl IJ. BARK- -rracllee Limited Ky, Car, NaM M

Throat.State National Bank Bldg.

UK. 8. O. VON Al.MKN -

Pracllce Umlled to Ee, mt, MeM)net Throat.

Offl.j Hours: 10 to 111 I to 4

Itoi, West Central Afenue, Phone IIIUK, T. K. TAKM'fe-- eSpecialist In H, Far, No and Threat

Suite ? Harnett Bldg. Albuquerque.Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phone 111.

THK MlKI'HKY SAN ATOKIl'MTuhereulosle of the Throat and Lust's.

City orflc. I1SH West Central Avenue.Office Hours: I to 11 a. m. ; I to 4 p. go.

Phone 625; Ranatorliuo Phase 411.W. T. Murphey. M. D., Wortloal Director

W. M. SHERIDAN, M, D,

Tractlce Limited.

Genito Urinary Diseases and'

Diseases of the Skin, -

The Wassermann and Noguchl TeatgrTar sen "dot" Administered, .

Cltllen Bank Bldg.Albuquerque. New Uexleo

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!

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' ?

American Sugar'nefinltiK '

l?? V

Amerlcan Tel. Tel. .

American Zinc,' Lead & S.,..Anaconda Copper ,. R

Atchison . : : 1 03 '4Maid win Locomotive . . L07 "j,

Baltimore & Ohio ,. S7KBrooklyn Rapid Transit . .5',iButte & Superior Copper. ... . ,, 92

California rvtroleuni . ... 231.Canadian l'acific . .lotl1.Central Leather ' .. 54 .

C'hesa peake & Ohio .. h;Chicago, Mill & St. Paul .. 9.VV ,

Oh k ago & Nort If western . .12ftMiChicago, It. I. & raclfic lly.. .. n,Chino Copper . . "WtColorado , Fuel & IronCorn Products ' Hefining. . . 21

Crucible Steel ,'. 951

Distillers' Securities ..' 48.Erie 3

Oeneral Electric- . .JCTV4Great Northern1' pfdGreat Northern "Ore Ctfs.... ..;44-Guggenheim. ExplorationIllinois Central . ; . .'. . .102 Vi'

Interborough Consol. Corp.. - ,1 7 V-

Inspiration Copper 4S VInternational Harvester, N.' J. .V,lY !

Int. Aler. Marine pfd. Ctfs. 74

Kansas City Southern ,. 25

Kennecott Copper ..'58Louisville & Nashville .122Mexican Petroleum i ..18Minnii Copper .'. ,. 3K

Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd .. 10 H

Missouri Pacific ,. 4iMontana Power . . 81

National Lead ,. 67

Nevada Copper. .. MVNew York Central ..104 ',iN. Y N. H. Sc Hartford..... .. C2

Norfolk & Western. . .120Northern Pacific .'.imiPacific Mail .. 22 'iPacific Tel. & Tel .. ti!i

Pennsylvania . .. 56

Kay Consolidated Copper .. 24Heading . , ,.84Uepublic lion & Steel....... . . 52

Shattuck Arizona Copper.... ,. 36

Southern Pacific , . 98

Southern Hallway ,. 20UStudebaker Co. ,.142Tennessee Copper .. 5414

Texas Company . .195,iUnion Pacific ... . .182Union Pacific pfd . . 82U. S. Industrial Alcohol ..104United States Steel ,. 85

United States Steel pfd ..11614Utah Copper . .. 83

Wabash pfd. ;B"., 28

Western Union . . 90Westinghouse Electric .. 66

Total sales for the day, 610,000shares.

CHICAGO ItOAKl) OF TIl.VDK.

Chicago. April 3. Wheat ran up 5

cents a bushel in value today, chiefly

because of predictions that the do-

mestic winter crop this season wouldbp 10,', 000, 000 : bushels less than theyield in 1 1 5. The market closedstrong, 4H to'4'sC net higher withMay at $1.20H' and July at $119.Corn gained V- to h to lc, and oatsVt to I He. In provisions the outcomevaried from the same as Saturday'sfinish to 10c higher. Broad activityits well fis a big upward nwlng toprices kept traders on ede all day In

the wheat pit. Despite liberal profittaking, reactions were at no time long

continued or of any great extent.From the stnrt, the main Incentive

to buyers was ' a statement from alouilinir .xnert. her estimating thecondition of the winter crop In the!United States as the lowest for anycorresponding time since 1904 78.$

per cent, against 88. 5 per cent a yearago. On this basis, the probablemaximum yield for 1918 was put at490,000,000 bushels conipnred with855,000,000 bushels In 1915. Asidefrom this statement dispatches were

at hand telling of crop damage Innearly all parts of the winter wheatbelt and laying especial stress on'fheneed of rain In. Kansas and Nebraska.

Foreigners took held freely in thebuying of future deliveries of wheatand besides purchased 750,000 bushelsfor immediate export. In tills connec-

tion, decided significance was attach-ed to word that reserves of wheat jti

Holland were exhausted, and that th

Dutch government had decided to oo- -

tain In America 100,000 tons over andab0Ve the ordinary monthly quota,

J To(Jav.s gt figures showed that inweek the market had made an ex- -

- . n . . .treme gain ot i?sc a ounnw.

Corn strength was derived mainly

from . wheat. The bulls, however,pointed out also that receipts weresmall, the visible supply falling off

and that large sales of corn were be-

ing made at Kar.sa? City to go to Bal-

timore.Oats were bullishly affected by re

ports of delay to seeding In some sec"... a..i..

tlons. in aiKiiuot. tnere wete

$1,500 Ho acres of bench lands, fivemiles from city, good 4 room house,outbuilding,-cellar- good Well, elec-tric power uiul lixhts; improve- -

nirnts nlun'e cost almost twice thepi i e asked.

$1,600 bungalow, modern,i two sleeping porches, o0-f- t. lot;

Fourth ward, near car line.12.500 modern bunRalow,

hardwood floors, ileeplng porch,Fourth ward. Terms.

$2,700 stucco dwell- -

ing, . modern, lot 75x142; and I- -

room adobe on same lot.IS, 500 modern,

bungalow, built-i- n features; sleep-

ing porch; also J -- room bungalowIn rear; Fourth ward.

SS.000 brick, modern, ileeplng porcn, eeuar, good outbuildings;Third ward, close In.Many other bargains In Improved

and unimproved property.

Real Ksfnlo and Insurance.lllxSotith Fourth Street.

transactions,; though, realizing salesby holders wiped out most of the

'gains.Cbulng prices:Wh"at May, ll.20i; July. $1.19.Coi n May, 7 H h c; July, 7 7 V c.

oats Mfljy 45c; July, 43rne.Pork Mav, 23.1r,; July, $23.00.Lard May, $11.42; July, $11.67.Ribs MOJ", $12.22; July, $12.35.

KANSAS CITY PHOIMTK.

Kansas CitY. ' April 3. Butte- r-Creamery, 3."ic; firsts, 33c; seconds,31c; packintr, 24c.

Kggs Firsts, .29c,Poultry Hens, 15c; turkeys, 20c;

springs, 25c. ,

XFAV YOliK COXTOX.

New York, April 3. Spot cottonSteady. Middling uplands, $12.00.

Sales, 1,917 bales.

LHU AM) SPRl.TKIL

New York, April 3. The metal ex-

change quotes lead $7.75 bid.Spelter Not Quoted.

XIAV lOUK MKTAI, 5IAKKKT.

New York, April 3. CopperFirm. Electrolytic, nearby, $:'8.0029.00; June and, later, $27.00 0 27.50.

Iron Firm. No. 1 northern, $20.75?t'2l.2B; No. 2, $20.25(8 20.75; No. 1

southern, $20.60 2 1. 00; No. 2, $20.25

f 20.75.Metal exchange quotes tin strong.

Spot, $50.0052.00.

M'AY VOllli MOMiV MAUKF.T.

New York, April 3. Mercantilepaper, 3iiiii per cent.

Bar silver 61

Mexican dollars 4 7 M c.

Time loans Firm. Sixty days, 2.U 3 per cent.

Call money Steady. Killing rate,2 per cent.

LIVESTOCK MAItKKTS.

CWcairo Livestock.Chicago, April 3. Cattle Receipts

0,000. Market strong. Native beefteers, $7.60 9.90; stockers, $5.90M.40 cows, 14.00 8.85; calves, $7.00

''9.25.Hogs Receipts 19.000. Market

slow, 20 to 25c above Saturday's avage. Light, $!.2R 9.X0; heavy, $9.20y .S0; pigs, $7.4068. :).

Sheep Receipts 17,000. Marketweak. Wethers. $8. 409. 10; lambs,?9.00f 11.40.- ......

Kansas City Livestock.Kansas City,, April 3. Cattle Re-

ceipts 9,000. Market higher, frimofed steers. $9.25 tt 9.65; western steers,$7. 759. 20; Blockers, $,5 & 8.75;calves $0.50 fe 1.0.00.

Hogs Receipts 7.000. Markethigher. Heavy, $9.50(8 9.60; light.$9.20W;9.50; pigs, $8.00 8.75.

Sheen Itei.eiots 9.000. Marketsteady. Lambs, $10,75411.40; year-lings, $9.5010.50; wethers, $8.50i'u?9.30; vwes. $7.75?i8.50.

icnfer Llwstoi-k- .!', ,prll 3. Receipts 1,200.Market-''K- I ItJher. Ileef steers, $7.75

9.00; cows ajifl briers, $6.o0fi7.60;nookers an l feeders, $6.50 8.00;alves, $9.0 ft 11.50.

Sheep Hereipts 100. Marketteady. Lai ibs, $10.25 10.75; ewes,

8.00.

Why Constipation Injures.The boweis are the natural sewer

ige system pf the body. When theybecome bv constipationpart of t'ni polsonons matter whichthey should carry off Is absorbed intoin. sysioiu, mamng you icei uuu uu,tUplrt, ana interfering wl;h the dlges- -

conultion is ouickly relieved by Chamberlaing Tablet Obtainable every- -

wnera. . .. , .

Full BAI.B)Uutt Urpinakun tutu (rumDun n ttralu. I'bomai

Phnnn S4.

Full SAI.K - ttmiK tr ; TouIuuiih

Kksh: emh; lVklu duck, lo 'uch.Ion,) i

KOK SAI.K Kv, 13 fur T:,o; Whlla IK-hor-

Huff and W hlt (rpln(tona; cliolcanl.ii'k hit K.i ( Can l a Kt.

nui.d liutf Ortlna;tunlo'ep.tlnir (..i.'krrotii, rfftsonable, i'hou

IMT.t. i'Jli Xurih Htll atrett.ful! -- ltiK 777? haii'lilna, vT77T7s

l.Klirn ami W'lilln Hvrk; ulao vn,mh1(,'vi. wliiii.n. ;,17 V,'If ull S.U.K Kiua f"r liauhlng fr m 8. U

It. I. lie in, lliinul P. Itucka. Rfd Iultiyyard. 4IS-4?- 3 Wet Aliantlo. 1'h'inB 14I1IIW.

ISOGS f.ir hnuhlni troin S. C. K. i. lledajxtra fina layara; almi few lirdlo oot'k-er-

('. P. Hay, n North High i(ra.Full b.M.hV i benp 1(1 Hr.nvu l.i'xliorn

liena; 0 lint red P. Hook liens; 2 coeka;Hl." cBB" for hatehlnir. 811 North W'uliiiU,

FOH elAI.K KKKa and coikerela fr..in flretprUa B. C. Umwn I.eahorna.Albutiueram

and 1 raio. J. W. ran. till SouthEdith. Phona 18 5 IJ.FOIt BAI.K ttrunaa lurkoy KH", i'Uo acl',

from iweepatakra prlia wlnne.--a at atutefair, l'JlS. Meal Poultry lUUih, Old

Phona H.

hBl'TINU KOOS Full-bree- d Barrea Ilooas,7I,e per setting of IS; Hut: Orpington.

lthoda Island Red. It. 411 NorthThirteenth street. Phone A.

QUALITY COUNTS,V.im for hutching. 10 oul eaoh, from

the finest Puff Orpingtons and Black Ml- -

norcaa In the weat. U M. Morgan and none,II J Hotith Arno. Phone 1 I7 9.

Full SAI.1S Kgs, Hose ..mb He as StaleA. P. A how, first coiV, first and aen

ond- hen, first pullet, first pen color andliupe spoelul. and siste cop; eggs, II. ',

1 per 15, J. llrangle. N.oth KUIUII

sll'ert. .

THKI LAY they win, they psy, that'enough to any. Navajo R. I. Hed, 8. C.

Whlta Orplnglona 8. C. Anoonaa, 8. 8.Hamburg tock, egg and chicks. I,. H,

Th.mms Poultry Tarda, '.V K"t Haieldlnavenue, Albuquerque, N J.

Foil HAl.lil H. O. Whlv Leghorn babyohleka. the kind that grow to be "Layer

and Pavers;" cltlcha 114.00 per MO; 7.S0per 60; ll.oo per th; egg 11.60 per IS. W.

J. Tott, Albuquerque, N. M., P. O. Bog107, Iong dlslanc phone 1H0M.

LIOO 8. C. While leghorns.S(,0 hene laid 77 eggs one day. Many

cockerels in ue descended from hen withrecord of 4 eggs In two years. Eggs,

li no per H; 17 per 100; chicks 1M eachg 7.50 per tO; S 14 per 100. Illustrated

free. Oentry a Poultry Kanoh, Albu-querque. N. M. .

FOH SALE "While Leghorn. Eggs forhatching, llaby chick. Writ for our

mating Hat telling about egg recorda andprise winners. At the last New MexicoStale Fair we won morn first prise thanany other White Leghorn exhibitor. Alsoregistered Duroo Jersey hog. A, Oj. Wood-

ford, Santa re, N, M.

I'OIt S M.V, MlH'e1li(iieou.

CKI'Ait pi S'Ti4 and f( rtillser. Phone HiaW.H.ilt i buffet. Phone "i c .r.

Fi Ht SALIC -- Lalgu deek. toll WeatMiu-lil-

FOIt HALT: Vine con us dahlia bulbs; 111

similes. Phone I4U0J.

FOIt 8ALU Fresh ground bone for chickens, nighlsnd Mnat Market.

FOIt SAI.K I'mlorwood typewriter, goodorder, ;iv. 12a fiuth Fourth. Phone JIM.

Foil SALK- - Light Boiiiiic. nearly new;Til, lie. mid quilt, cheiip. Call

IIS North Aril., street.Foil f ALIO Five pool rubles, 1 clKar sisnd

eiitt'ii, 1 ciiall 1 ante. :H SouthSee.ili.l sin-et- Phone Hit.

Foil MALI-- -- Furullurn; illnliig loom suits.chiffonier, chairs, stoves, etc.; call niorn-Inir- s

1107 WHit lloma svetioe.Foil HALT) Model 10 Bub-k- In en e.llelit

cunditlon, ra.er style; will sell at absrgnln. Apply II. H., care Journal.

Foil BALE Furniture, dressers, beds,kitchen cabinets, stoves, chairs, dlahe and

cooking utensils. n Nonn iirosnway.HOOF PAINT Asphsll and oil, good for

any kind of roof; 60o per gallon. 40o bar-rel lots. Miinnano Co., 11 South Walnut.

ll'AUAN"li:.;o healthy tr.es and shiub-her-

Heo at oncu The ctiouute, Kansas. Nursery agent. 118 Houth ThirdSlre.-t- .

T'Olt HALF. Clump, tent furnished com-

plete for cooking and sleeping; otie blocknorthwest Clpea' Sanitarium. Call forenoons.Foil SALE Forly planta, 10 of a Kind. It,

atrawberry. raspberry, blackberry. Himalaya gooseberry and chrysan-themums: comb honey, 12 40 a case. BartonKeller. Phono 13 MW.FOH HA LB Navajo blankets. Schmeddlng

standard. Direct from reservation. Guar-anteed to be absolutely genuine. Beetprice ever offered In Albuquerque. D. B.

Mch'e. residence 4l North Thirteenthstreet Phone .

Foil HA LK - Hi da. dining tuble and chain.lanje and smnll rugs, nice hall tree. Sing-

er sewing machine, two gasatove, vibrator, eloctrlo higtidequeiic)i machine, good buggy and harness;house for rent. L Weat Copper.

IH.'SIMISS Ht'KS.'flTXyiXCTO'W't' KTo Tel "anil V.'xYicea

in safe husinoss Hi southwest. Address J.O II,. Journal.ilAVB g,Hd location for most any kind oi

retail biulnes. Ill South First street.Inquire Havoy hotel offloe.

FOIl 13 monthly you will receive eightat home, of good Spanish, taught by

Mr. J. C. Cnldns. fr.m South America. c.

11 South Third street.

toll IlKNT Smalt rancn; purl oi remcan, be paid la improvements. 1'hoBo

1113 or osll 4il West Coppw.

Temporary Setback Suffered

by New York Central; Lack

of Public Interest in Market

Is Noticeable,

Mr MOKMINa JOUVNAk XCIAL LIAltD WISSl

New York, April 3. Stocks opened

the week with a wide variety of gains

that embraced almost every part of

the list except the mora potential inv-

estment-issues. Kails were barely,steady and occasionally heavy, NewYork' Central suffering another tem-

porary setback.Trading- was of the same desultory

character as that which attended themajor operations of the precedingmonth. A further lack of public interest was noticed, but this was partly counterbalanced by greater activity in well known specialties, such asCrucibki Steel and American Locomo-tive In the war croup, the motors,sugars and distilling Issues. Sharesof the Bilver producing companiesalso loomed into prominence on thecontinued advance in that metal,which rose to Glc an ounce, Its

maximum price since the outbreak of

the war. I

Kennecott and Miami coppers wereelevated to record quotations, 59 and

39, respectively, South Porto Kicosoared to new heights on Its advanceof 9 to 219Vi, and Jewell Tea wassimilarly distiiiBulshed, rising oVs

to f.!.Industrial Alcohol was in the fore-

front throuRhout the session, makingan extreme gain of 9Ji to 165.

Stocks of no especial designation fol-

lowed the movement of specialtieswith gains of 1 to 3 points. Mexicanswere slightly depressed at the outsetbut moved upward later.

United States Steel enlivened in thelater session on its large overturn, in-

cluding one lot of 3,500 shares. The

stock rose 1 M to 85, and infusedgeneral strength to the llwt at theclose. United Fruit and Marino pre-

ferred were In demand at appreciablegains.

Total sales amounted to 510,000

shares.Moderate unsettlement was shown

by the foreign exchange markets,sterling, francs, marks, llres andkronen (Austrian bills) weakening ir-

regularly, with uliftu improvement In

Dutch' and Scandinavian remittances.Jtegardless of this development Anglo-Frenc- h

0'a sold up to. 96, their bestquotation of the current year. Totalsales of bonds, par value, $4,260,000.

United Statcs registered 3's de- -

IF KIDNEYS IDBLADDER BOTHER

Take Salts to flush Kidneys

and neutralize irritat-

ing acids,

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-eu- lt

from urlo acid, says a noted au-

thority. The kldneya filter this acidfrom the blood and pass It on to thebladder, where it often remains to Ir-

ritate and inflame, causing a burning,scalding sensation, or setting up anirritation at the neck of the bladder,obliging you to seek relief two orthree times during the night. Thesufferer is in constant dread, the wa-

ter passes sometimes with a scaldingsensation and is very profuse; again,there la difficulty In avoiding it.

Bladder weakness, most folks callIt, because they can't control urina- -

linn while it la extremely annoyinnana sometimes very painful, this s

really one of the most simple aumenisto overcome, aet about four ounces of

,falt8l.,rro.m.y,0u.r,i": MJrl:ter before breakfast, continue this fortwo or three days. This will neutralize the acids In. the urine so it nolonger lg a source of irritation to thebladder and urinary organs whichthen act normally again.

Jad. Salts is inexpensive, harmless,and is made from the acid of grapesand lemon Juice, combined with litnia,

nd is used by thousands of folks whoare subject to urinary disorders causedby uric acid Irritation. Jad Salts Issplendid for kidneys and causes nobad effects whatever.

Here you have a pleasant, efferves-,5- 1

3!thla-wat- er drink, which quicklyf aTif vet bladder trouble.

Five lots, to-roo- m house, 50 bearing fruit trees on pood ditch, near car.line, price right, ptfy like rout, mustgo quick.

SEE

Portei-Sid- d C.21 Wffl Gold.

Real Estate, Fire Insurance. Ioanl.

About all ncrn damly; gxnl oultlvaixilInnd. on main rota; nrioft. only ItiSu. Ifyon want a tinod tmhU ptaca rewmahlo,here It 1.

K. MrCM'fiHAJf,210 West ,C"ia. . Fhnna 907

LOST.

l.OS'rttn carnival ffruuds,pnrtrttit bivnHh. Hvwflr'l. Itciurn to 60

Wesi Hllvcr.

IH'.LP VASTFJ.

WANTKD MniJ, waitrciM, iiitvliet SBttur,eof',1 nlgsr man. KmplOymtnt Agonoy,

ltu Hrtuth 'thlr t ppnno ISi.WANT to lUSrlUDFTf'U HaVIn

to esttibllsh a dlstributinK oftloto bundle In thla. loeaitty, our KolipaalOqualicnr, wa want a man to attend to aituall Mficf, look after the altlpplnif ifloippllea to fitimerji. and autodealer. The position p:iya a nalnry of l(lt)

per month and part commnalon on allicooda hantllcd In tliia state. -- .'n tempo-rary lnveatment required to carry thsi flrat(hlpment. of ftock on hand for not overthirty days. Thia lAveatment la fully wetired by stock carriert oil hand. I'flll 31&

Hotel.

female.VA.TKli- - itirl, for aeiieial houaork.

u I Went Central.AN TF.li i liainbti'iniild at Ho-

tel. :,v.'j WohI Contr.il.WANTK1) Woman for cooking- and nar--

hoimeworh. 4S North Beoiiiid.

WAN l f;!- '- Woman for sener! bouavworkno rt care f bti.bv. Co ' K. coal.

W.VXTEI F.ipelleiuort anlmlndy, muatpeak Bpanleti. Apply Mandoll, Myer ft Co

M'A NTKR M lsrtel in neyins.

WAN l KlJ.To borrow loti; lunch aa ae- -

curity. .1. .1. .1.. Journal,WANTKUllouna building and Job carpen

try. Ilart on Keller. Phona i;b;w.CAtlPET Cl.EANINO, furnltur lild atoirt

repalrtnir. Vf. A. Qoff. T'honf 68.

LACtJ curialna caiefully laundered b hand.too 4 Flmt (Vp;wr avenue. Phona 687,

WANTED Ilousa puiullns, ouly beet ma-

torldla used, rhona IslS. Hallev Str'-nn-

FOIt Jemta and Sulphur Hpringa nKKaSimon Garcia' teama. Cheap rate. iu

1202 North Arno. '

WAN'TKtJ Mulea aultabla for coal rainwork. Addrtaa Albuquernua cerruioa

Deal company, Madrid, or Albuquerque,N. M.

WANTIH) DwclHmrs.

Ilol'fK v.MKl) To rent unrurnieiie.iIn IllKhlun'lu. M:iy 1st. fuilr-roor- u. moii- -

.Willi H'JO'I porun,Apply T. V Cady, 70S South Walter, lei.

WANTFH Itoonis.WANTKO My a nililUle-uge- d Couple, two

tbree fumlalied rooma suitable forllsht hoiieekeeplna; ana within warning nn- -

tiiiK'o of thu buKiiuaa center. Auilreen M l'l,.lolirpul.

MKSA l.ANU FOR SAfiB.19 acre to 10 acre with water. Phona

1f,08W. at noon or evenlnfa.

FOIt riAI.F. -- Two mortem pvopertie ia bargiln If taken oon. Can feaiue

12 per on iiiveafment. , Heiison rorHelling., want to leave city. inquire an

Veat Copper avenue.f()h HALE Oft TRADE A ll)-ac- r raxm.

within a mile or Itarton, N. M.. in maPeco valley. Forty acre of apple orch-ard, year-ol4 tree; alao forty aotee In

alfalfa; ood houae, barn ana frncUir. WillMil on terme or trad for Albuquerque readeatato. W W. Siron. Albaqnerilii. N M.

(K BAI.K urlck houeo that will net overlo per cent; eaay term; mer, tin Kai

Ornnd avenu.Ff'U HANK An blenl house. Ker.vthlmt

to ho dealt ed. - Call at 10:3 Forn.meravenue and tnveaflgnie

Toll HAI.K Must eell at a aaoriflre. atrmcr. bea Jl if nl three-roo- liwmalnw;

trletlv modern. In good location. I'hona121S ,T

TWO-KOO- apartment reaaonaule. inquireNew hotel, corner Flrat and Tljoraa,

loll HKN1 Thne-roo- modern funnelled. flat, aleeplng ponh. !:0 Souili Sixth. Ino.nlre at Kavoy Hotel.

Ifttt IlKNT Furnlehed three-roo- atrtment. private bath. leeutn Borch, 141

per month. Including water. Tight, ga anduaa of garage. in weat l enirai.

FOR HALE Cheap, horee, adtlle andwtfon, good tuddier and drier. FB'iBS Ilk

' TiMTON & CO.Sll West Gobi Avenue

FOR RENT Kooms.

1'iiK HH.VI' WVII fiinilnliiii romu lih I. OKI (I. f.3.t N.H'tli Si(m.iii

k HKNT-- fr"tit ruoniN. iiKllIli.iuH.'kocttliiir, lil a Wvtit ConitHt.

t'Ult ItKM' FuinlKlipit r.i' ly Uuy iytre OMint bulMins. SOJ'j Writ IVntral

Full IlKNT Two furnUhcd rnunia f'Tlllht houaekcatiliif. H North Fourth

atrot.FOIt KENT T(ira furnlhnd houirkaayln

rooma. alettilnn ix.rch; raainttl)le; noitck. IOuS North Pnoond.Full ItBNT In lluclie.-h- l a new aiMii'iniaiit,

four roonia lieutly furniiihd, with nil

m."tcin convMilt'iicra. 44 North Sec-

ond.FOR KK.NT Furmalisd apurtmonta from

two to four roonn each, aleBplns porcli,tl and clPttrlq llghta. 1 104 North Second

i met.SOU KK.NT Newly furninlied uunlil

rooma and alao lliclit hounukiitiilnc rateiraaoiible. I'hona 43. Colombo hotel, llliNorth Klrt atreet.

Foil HUNT l.Hiue, uiiiiv fromto bathroom anil front porch: aiinl-tar-

nnd freah; pnfuned; ii;i

lek need apply U North Hlntli.

Sonth.

FOH ItENT Modern rooma, tiara heat, o

alelt 608li Weat Central avenue.

FUKNIslIKU rooma, hoi water hoat. nolek. no children. 414 Wwt Silver.

Foil HhJNT Housekeeping rooma, furnish-ed cottaaea with aieepinit poreh.a. 16

West foulFOIl IlKNT Klemintly fuinlnbod rooma,

runnlnir water In every room. VendomeAnneit, Mr. John Cornetto. comer Secondand Silver.l'OR BUNT N lea ult rooma, bedroom.

una bath: wellulin.ble two or three, or cou-

ple; no . 407 West fV.nl.

FOH KKN'f Itootni; nh:ely furnlehedrooma with sleeping pnrohea, runnlns wat-

er In each room; one houaeketpln apart-ment. Call SI J West Hold avenua,

Hlahinnda.

Foil JUCNT Two funilahed rooma, TPiSouth Hroadwn.

TOR KENT Two aouth rooma. 114 BouthtValter. Phona

Foil-KE-NT f'uruleiied rooma. Ill South

Walter aireet. Fbona iul.i'Oll ItF.N'- T- llioit f.o'io. With Iuikc

no elek. 71.: South Arii' eireet.

FOl ltNT Modern furril lied rooms wlihsleeping porehea Glltii Cenirnl.

Full IlKNT wo fiirtilfbe'l roouis for lliihllloupekeejillli;; nee plu n and sleeping

port-h- nil J Kdhli.yafl i) K.vr'Two fnrnlahed n.m for

UKht h')Ueekeeplna ; olevlrld Halite, run,private ent ration. din t'.aei ' nni.

flencral.FOIt HUN T - lloom Willi nle ping

IMione ir,:!i,.l.

North.

Foil II f,NT I'.nl hi nlstied four-roo- moit- -

ern house. N West Marquette.

Foil ItlCNT tinfuriiiahed. houaa.modern. Iniulro 410 Weit Ieail.

Kill 11K' I' Hv-i"o- modern furnlxhoohome, 'Jlh Went Munpiett avenue. Iti- -

qtilre All South Flrnt

Foil IIKN'T Tvo-ro..- Iningiilow linlarge glnss sleeping porch, completely

furnished: light snd water ld; Ud .iO

p.-- month. i.i w. qsi avenue.

Mlgtiland.Tim HBNT- - Four room f ui mailed house.

1119 South Broadway.frOfl IlKNT Four-mo- cottage, completely

furnished, 1& per month. 1411 Sou lbArno.FOIl IlKNT .Mfly ihree-ruoii- i model n fur

nished bungalow. 123 Mouth PMlih.

rhouo 1452 W.

FOR RENT CwtiHge, neatly furnished;three room with bath complete, large

lecplng porch, perfectly aanltary. Applymorning at 1624 Fast Central, rnone sai.MOW, modern apartment, front porch, living

room, clothe closet,, kitchen, bain roomand eleeplng porch, shud. etc.: furnlsheij.ready today; reasons bla. 1212 East Central.Anily 114 or phone ,9.

Oenerul.

Foil KENT Model ii houses; 4 to 8

rooms; good condition; close In; somafurnished.- - W. II. Mc.Mlllion, 211 West(l.,ld

rort rfvt itooms with nnri.TOK Kk.M iiooinaand board. Hals

per day Bit South Broadway.Hl'JH" OLA88 room and board; sleeping

porches. Bpeclat attention to health seekers 613 South urnadway. rnone itou.

Toll HHXT A nice, ooiiiforublo, frontroom, newly 'furnished, wlih board,

sultiible for coupla or two young men.HO North High.

MckKl.LAH RANCH Quiet and attraotlvehealth reaort. two mile north of poatof-fln-

fresh eggs. Jersey milk, free conveyance, eleeplng porch or cottage. Phone 160WLOitTcTlARt RANCH Th most ttractlv

health tevnt. On mil north of town.All milk, cream ana egg produced on place,free carriage for guesia. Slecirle lights,city mall rvto Booms o tuttagea.

10!l. Mr. W. U. Said.

DR, W, W. OILLNew Wot Inn, 413 Weat Central Afeaag,

Over Prnney Store I to 4 p. m.

E. E, R0YER, M. D.HOMKOPATIIIC THTglCIAW.

Offlcet Whiting Building. l'hene 15

l.AMI ATTORVFYS AMI 8HRVETOKI

PITT JIOSS, County Surveyor; BdmundRns. tl. B. Mineral Surveyor, 110 West

flold avenue. Box 418. Albuquerque. N. M.

iiFTWnvn Atiirvv.IF VOU want dnlenilve, writ Bog ml.

cite

W.VNTKO Ureaamakliig: reasonable rales.707 South High.

EXPEtui'lNCEb 'drexamajieri beat refe"r- -

unces, will work out; all work guaran-teed. Phone 665, Mrs. Clark. 18 WestCoal avenue.

l'KttSOVUyolINO girl OUitollng school will assist III

private family for board ana room.0:7.PKFI NI'-.- young lady at lending business

coll, ue would act aa companion to widow.ii- married lady; In return for board androom, I'hona AlbiiUiici-qu- Business Col-

li ge,

TYI'KWKITKHS.ai.i, K1NHH. both new and soona-nan- a

bought, sold, rented and repaired. Albu-querque Typewriter Rxchange. Phone 114., H,,nh Foiieth eireettiNllKwTTHTinfTWKt'l'BltS. New ma-

chines. First class rental. Repair andhigh grnde rebuilt, typewriter. Kxpert lo

In charge of shop. West Gold.Phone 144. llndorwood Typewriter oompanr.

FOIt ItKNT Ufflcea. Apply 1). A. Mao- -pherson. .lournsl office.

Foil RENT One-ha- lf offloe space. IllSouth rourth atreet. Apply W. F. Met- -

oalf. ,

T1MH CM11S.

Kaaweli-Ctrrtios- fi Mas! Uu ,

Pally paiaenger service leaving Kogwelland Carrlxoxo at 1:00 a, m.Through fare, one way ., .$11.11

Intermediate point, per mil ,1110 lba. baggage free Kxcesa carried.

ROMVKI.L Al'TO CO.,Owners and Operator. Ptaon 111

JDAU.T AUTOMOBILE! STA1IL I

Six hour Passenger ServloLeave Silver City 1.S0 p. m.Leave Mognilon 1:00 a, m.

Cars meet all tralna Lergeet and beltequipped auto livery In the southwest.

BPNNhrrr auto co. ;

Sllvr Pity. New Mexico

ATCHISON, TOPRKA et SANTA TM KABLaWAV CO.

Weetbound.No, Clssa Arrive Departs

1. California Express 7:J0p l iep.California Limited 11:00 11:10)

1. Fast Express 1:46a 10:16aI. Fast Mall ll:60p 13:i0tj

II. De Luxe (Thurdaya ... t:60a 1:11aHoulhbouad, .

101. El Paso El press 1I:IB116. Kl Peso Express 1:16a

KaatkonnC10. Atlantic Express T:6a l:llaI. Eastern Express 1:1 Op t:40p4. California Limited I:4ii T:00I. K. a A Chicago Eg T:16p 1:6I

10. Do Luxe (Wednesdays).. l;0p 111Frees South.

IIS. Kansas City A Chicago... T:em111, taiu4 City dj Chicago,.. Illtf 14J

of a probable VS decrease of acrege'lon tM,lniiauon 'of food. ThisIn Canada. .

:

Provisions advanced In sympathywith stain and hoi. During the law

F'li.

FOUR ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916.

CANDIDATES ALLCRESCENT HARDWARE CO.anil Filling-- , riiinitiliik', llcatlnc. Tin ami Copr Work.

Mitm, Range, Hiionp 1'iirnl-lilii- g nxi. Cutlery. Tool, Iron Iie, Vahc

SIS W. CF..NTRU, AVE. TFLFPnOXR SIS

KODAKSEASON

voea t 14 n d t he evpo mMgn f J h y,u,,' ajid heii" uIio there i sure ()bo a spirited struggle ot the poll to-

day.City Attorney Thoma X. Wilkcrn

last ilight asked that attention becalh-- to the f t that It in nut neces-sary for a voter to own real estate Inor le r to vote km the question of bonds

CONFIDENT THATCrystal Now and All Weelt

.ITIM: IIVII.V. 2:15 P. M. I l AIMi P- -

ELLIOTT AND SHERMAN PRESENT THE WORLD'S

GREATEST PHOTO SPECTACLE

ii w i. vi I i it 1 1:11:11

ROYAL PURPLE GRAPE JUICEMl III K Itl.VI' IHUVK

NEW JUICE NOW AT YOUR DEALER'S

today.' Any oiii' who haa uid taxeson personal ii'nTty. Haul Mr. Wil -

k'luMi, in t lifli'lo to vote on the bondissue,

TEACHERS OF COUNTY

WILL HOLD MEETING

AT TH6JilGify6Gt1QPL

j

Symphony Orchestra,

24 Musicians Carried

. by the Company

THK 1UT FJI IPMI-'A-

THAT MHM.V fX III V

I of the nia-Jii- jf

l'hisihilticw ofthe Xi-- Art.

THE TALK OF THE

CITY TODAY:

HURRY!

Tom Hughes Til Hetnalilbi County Ti a- hers' a- -j

sochrfion will fin i t ;ii the high m ho"i i

M T:!" o'clock jfur)ay afternoon.!The. ju to ihviw-d.- Here U tin;prost-un-

Piano Sol. Se!e, ted Miss Kliza-- ,fourth Street School Dis- -Candidate for City Clerk

. "I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE"

i.rtrii t No. is.

l'aier, Motivation" Miss Agm- -

I.estJr i'hiliaf y r)ntial District Xi. I . tj ) t i .I'riiiiij"li.ji'? if pi ijiiii workl,y primal 1 pupils, 'Id Wtj'n,ue riie

Victory''""'- i'1 lienetieve Tierney, tea' h-- !

HURRY! HURRY!

M ( I III' Viil ll SKVIN I'Olt THKY AUK IMI; I IIOM ALLsl Itlti M A HI ( ( IHATIIV TII SKI--

. THK t.lAM SI'I'CI M l K.

mats... 50c to $1.00 -- ;1s V:N

NIGHTS . . 50C tO $2.00 i ;v..i:Mi;vr

T HEY W 11AT POLLS TODAY

Second Ward Likely to Be

Storm Center of Voting:

Charges of Padded Registra-

tion Brought by Democrats,

CLOSE CONTEST FOR i

MAYORALTY PROBABLE

Usual Predictions of

Are Given Out by Campaign j

' Managers; Both Sides Worki

J

j Hard to the Last Minute,

' Vntf-rfel- d will carryevery ward in the oily for mayor.

The limn tide that nwept himinto tlu nomination' willIn ln by not lens than250 majority. The entire dem"- -

ticket will he electedwith hlrn." Frank Kutt, chair- -

titan democratic central com- -

mittee.

"I know we are oini to win.I afn not predittinit innjorltic!or Kivlnic fisurea on Ihe differ-ent ward racea, but the entirerepublican ticket will be elect --

eJ." J., Vi. Wilson, chairmanrepublican, central committee.

, That every caudldato for every of-

fice on hoth the democratic andticket t ure of election lv

;lfl 6v,rwheinlnu majority 1 to limelTti from tateinent which the

BnA ,h.,lrcam- -

(palgn managers iued lat nlt;ht. Tlie(uual preuicuonn nrimade and the usual lack of aincerity i

ia apparent in all of them. j

. , m r. 4 f...t tlto clc.rtlril, ... fhl' ' ' " '

iliui Alhonueroiip nan ever?known. Whether Weterfeld or

Hoatriaht will be mayor for the next;

l ""u "rl"fPeraonitei or tne next ciiy " '

BTHEATER

BUT l snow ISTHE 81 ATE

riCTlKKS CHANOlVEST DAT

r.nv that K iiivI ft tl 1) AV veil tin-- ime.friers from

75c to $65LET US DO YOUR KODAK

FINISINGY.- - KuV SI'IX'IAI, ATTICN'- -

TIO .to thi. work. Firii-li-.V- 'J

work iiuiilnl out in 24liourv time.

LOWEST PRICES ON

SUPPLIES

STRONG'SBook Store"Your Moiwv I'nirk You

Want It."I!

i

ONG CRIMINAL

DOCKET WILL BE

TAKEN UP SOON

Judse Raynolds Will Set CasesThis Morning Following A-

rraignment of Prisoners; Cify

Wins Willson Case,

The civil docket of caaca for trial;by Jury, which wa ahorter than uaual,ha been dipoed of by the diatrlclcourt and the criminal docket will beitaken up thi week, he criminal docket la longer than uxual, ny District

jt'lerk Thonia K. D. Maddiaon. Judxe;llaytlold will call the criminal diMikett

at 11 o'clock thi mornlnif. Prlonrwill be arraigned at 10 o'clock.

The trial of the case,

of fl. A. M iWillurtn mfrtlnal lha It. .,f A II. ii., it, fr...,,. ,,.... .,.,1,,.. ,, i.. i,.,.i,iiit(tlned tlw motion of City Altoniey

Thoma N. Wllkerson to direct the

plnintiff failed to how neullKeuce onfinthe part of the city. It v.i shown in!testimony that the ditch Into wlikhladdedMr. Wllloon horxeH pltinaed. had been

TWO KXTRA KKIT.S WITH OI K KI't.ri.AKl Ol l'lt)(.llM

Strong BrothersUndertakers

PKOMIT KF.RVICK. PHONE75. hTKOXU Itl.K.. COPPER

AM) Si t; .Xi

LOCAL ITEMSor tjvTEncsr

t.'ariici t f'honp r.iI.. I'. Willi-!'- . oiliiiaili-- r Hi NV.

Kta, In In llip i lty.Tli l(ov,.l XfiKlU.firs will hold a

rullf-- at 2:30 u'i lu k lliinfti-inooi- i at tlm A. . I". W. Iiall.IluHitu-M- of imiiortaiKc Ih lo be takenup.

rioliat" Judtt Jolm Karon Kuiyliao ( Iiim'-i- hlH r-- Mtatr offire ini'lItaa r"nnn-- the iiHllri- - of law.opi-nln- offiroa in iIih I'lut Xatloimlhank liiiililinK

Mii' AiiK-li- and Mon-toy-

M1k Julia KttR-i- , r Mmi- -

lya, Jr , ami Mr. and Mr. V. W

loll mad up an antornohllp pal IV

omo will io iro-i- i onua.btaln Snrltilriidi-n- t Alvan .V.

W'iiltK and 1,. C. Mticfolder, !

of IndiiNtrlal education, will lit- -

WcdtK-Kd- and Tlmraday to vlnlt tlifcounty a- IiooIm, accordlni' to word -

celved by County Hiipr-- i intend-i- ll At- -

anxKio Moiilou.!.leiien to marry yeaterday wera

THE SECRET FORMULATn-iar- t Kritcrion.

THE GOLDEN SPURSTo-ir- t Drama.

13o ri4--T mXCXOlllllCit

MARIE D0R0 IN

THE WOOD NYMPHA Triangle-tin- t Arts llve-rw- 'l Drama, A Jieaiitiful Play.

lHud lo William Convcr. All.uiiier- - j,T t0 fin i faVor f ,),e defendant, ar matter mat can oiii) i.e torn uuque, nnd Nellie Thlehoff, Albmiuer. the city. The motion was made Sat-i'"- y reaonable certainty after theone; Knihiuc tlab uo Itatela. an,lurday afternoon, but Judge linynold! ''allot are counted tonUht.Terr.ita Padilla" I.o Padilla. The did not pa upon II until yeeterdayi Muddle In Swnil Ward,latter coiiole a married l.v J.iNti c inoi nina. Tha court held that the! Thn mwt interctin development

TX

PERILS OFScrvamlnif Two-re- Kci-i.m- ic

and A Hit

TIMK OK SHOW! -- l:titl, j:;u.

ADMISSION ADULTS 10

'W ft

th mtuation jeeieroay w

tllcovery that 4fb name bail beento the registration liat in Hif

filled once and that the fillinis had j

been w.ftened ati nl ly Uv raln-'b- y

ccond ward latu aiuioay tiittni i

republican worker, and the chargedemocratic leaders that repuMI- -

.. t. jii..-.- .eeltlnu Ilie conipieiea list iiohi in- -

fall. jeans had "padded" the list witlij(lf tlle f,irMti S,e imaKine thatJudameut on the p'.radijiK wa' rHiidtilent nam;-- . Democratic wot poip, jVPM jn t,e tret. clapping '

ffl'iititefl In lh. tit W VV lellli-- i hail considerable difficulty ill v.. .. i ..i u ... u, !

reKitralion board, and late last nimtt j )..tl.b Jt.fore her. She think.the challenger were working hard)it mus, h(l )np KO(Ii bu, hp tl.Ult H1In checkins over the name which jhp , Willinm Jone (Charle West)

erVol Solo, "A Howl of Hoses"

(i 'ohn t Mis Harbara Harria, I'ri-Kii-

inary Teacher l.arhnra S- honl,Dintrii t No. 13. ,

Addrrw.s, "XationalUm and Intcma-lionaltMm"- -'

Prof. l:ooe K. JHU.Ibean of Iiopartmeut ofcan Affair, rniversity of New Mex-- .

Ico. ,J

Paper. "The Spice of Life" Mis i

!xl, KeiKUMon, Primary Teacher, Din-- ;

trlc t No. 9. j

Violin Solo. "Perpetual Motion" !

Mr. Sarah Hall Moore. Principal Dis-- !

trlct No. .

lieadinR. Selected Mrs. Reta RMathewa, Principal District No, 22.

Address, "The Welfare of the Child"Dr. Moine liersmann.Piano Solo, Idillo" (Theodore

Lack) Mi Sofia Yriwirrl, Teacher,Dltri t No. 22.

Paper, "Tin- - P,oy of Sixty YearAko" Mig Helen V. Kimball, Teach-er Ditrict No. 3i.

Soru,' by srainmar Riade pupil.Alameda xchool, Mih Mary S. How-lan-

principal

STEEL FOR TROLLEY

EXTENSION TO THE

UNIVERSITY ARRIVES

The Rteel rails to be lifted for. theit y Klectrie company' exteiinion to

the I'niveraity of New Mexico have-bee-

Hhlpped here. They are to be,!

distributed today akin Kaat Central'avenue from IMitlt treet on. Knough '

nrir oiurit-r- j ii OOllO LUC liaCK;a half mile beyond the university but!vhether the company plan to extend-

line any faj-the- r than the unive-rsity at present i not genernlly known.

'THE WOOD NYMPH'

Daphne ( .Marie Dorot has beeni eared by her mot her in the wood- -

'.covered mountain... Having read i

I a,ol), (;,eek sod. he peoplesL, 0let i(h creature or tieri imagination. One dav aa she is run

njf ,Ul(1 ,ilinrins ),!.. UKh the trees.!ne 8u(idenly Ntoim before a iriunt !

, ioi "in nun, snr t,ll loi II Ii IO Jtll- -'

; I)f.,,r voui. flievHi-r- l in hiiiiiin"

Kred Arnold (Wilfred Lucas)" alsomeets the wood njruph. William and

have a fipht over the girl, hutfinally shake hands as friend-;- . Thtwoods are sot on fir by tramp,.lone seek lo rescue the girl, billreturns to camp almost overcome bythe flame. The wood ntiniph wan-

der near the camp and is carriedunconsxiou to aiety by Fled. Tlifmother of nDphne is found by DavtlArnold, the father of Kred. Withthe help of the guide he take herlo camp. lie I overjoyed to findthe woman is hi wife, who had lefthim many year before on account ofa misunderstanding. William I hap-py when he finds the wood nymphsafe.

In addition to the drama, HarryMcCoy and Alice Davenport will been in a Screaming two-re- Key-

stone comedy entitled, "Perils of thev ,.

i n.1'Ulll I'llOll'I'ltl HI lilt- - I

Theater today and tomorrow. 1,

DAILY AITO FOR KIKZ ANDSri-PIIC- SPRINGS

Iave Postofflce 5 a. in. For Infornation Phone 2HO or 817. F. Itomero.

Hiawatha

Cantata

Presented by the

FORTNIGHTLY MUSIC

CLUB

Presbyterian

Church

April 4th, 8 o'Ciock

Admission, 50 Cents

A REAL BARGAIN

SPEC

FOR JUST A FEW

DAYS

A can of Good Yellow

Freestone Peaches 15c.Buy one, try it, and thenorder a dozen cans.

WARD'S STOREHOMER R. WARD Mgr.

II Marble Ana. rboaea Jtl-l-l I

1TCY THIS BRAND OK I

"TELMO"canm;d goods axi

HAVK THK nF.ST

GRIMSHAW'Sj

i

anil tvntralW hcro Oimlity - I ron'ino.l(anil), I.utuli nml Ice Creain

i

LET US SEWD A MAN

To Heplacp That llrokcn Window

AUU'Qrniot i: i iaiiu h(OMIM.W

t'hona 431 S N. Flmt

Painting and PapcrhangingriloNK 1817

VANDIHSYIT A I.ANCASTKIt

Herboth paints signs, houses

and decorates. Phone 1495J, '

MonrU haillc hartrtno ftnH..v..., "yMyv ..v--

other things. Phone 939.".

r". l ii rl. iimiitxucii wiasseuiie. rn. iooi.

It Is OnlyThrough

Wearing

Stein-Bloc- h

St'iiirt Clothes

tli.il inc t.ttt fully ;iiircti.tli i

the value ii what" tc c.tll'' harat Itr in clnthf." 1,iU-Rixm- I

fritii'ls tin- - laiitr y"U

know thcni tin laitcr vmi

likf tliini. Tln-- wear well

la'cau-- e tlii'y li.'tM" l.iilniC'l

into tlifiti ilic iliino.thai comil in 1 ( It- -.

Suits

$18 to $35Mail Orders , ; ,'r,', J'rrc

KlitlasblnintCo

'.... .....UKainsi I.eopolilo Mazmi. Ken nroiilintsuit on an alleised promissory note for$ -- .r.iMi,

Jl SHOWN

I UNFLATTERING

LIGHT IN PICTURE

This Character Depicted II--

"The Birth of a Nation,,Now Bein SllOWn at

0DAY

THE SPY'S RUSEWilli Miiraucritc t'oiirtot.

IN ARCADIAitauriipli t'onii-dy- .

..THEATERTnrlav anrf Tnmnrrnw

THE PARKConiiMly. realiiriiiK Hurry McCoyDatciiMii-t- .

i:iiit, ;:n. H:.10 and 10 p. in.

CTS. CHILDREN 5 CTS.

t4tJt 4Si4 i

XTRAIi

wlaWriJB!lll'iai'iii i ! r i rj tt' n ' '

C.allup StoveCerrlllos 8io

SIZES: STEAM COALCord Wood. K.,ye Klr-IHn- ic, tia

You See Hereone of the very new low, flatlast models for summer. It's aglimpse of what you can getat this store. You men canget more genuine shoe satis-faction at this store just nowthan in any place we knowof. This is the "store ahead."

See Our Windows

STATESON'Sfhe,retully," continued Mr. Uutt, "and

' ' ' 2ii'j wfst i:, ,

Till lIf t teh tns ' 'X& ISfbAve.s . 'irs? Slixlrl. A vy

taipp? Tons,mrs kluc.

l. K. ShIh. at the lourlbonwe.I'd M. t.tero and Manuel Otero left j

eteiday IimiIIiIiiu for tlo-l- r aheep i

I'MiiKe ill etern Socorro county,wheie they will miperinteiid prtpiira-- !

tiotm for I lie lambing an, I hearuti(,of their floi k of nln ep. Day before

jyeKti-rda- Ho- - otero up an l (

ent out to thilr rmiKes about I '"HI

men. who will attend to the nbcm---

lii( of the Khcep and watch out f orthe proteetioii of the younu lnml).

TEXAS MINISTER IS

NAMED TO FILL PULPIT

OF METHODIST CHURCH

Lev. 'ieoiise II. Hivaii. pICHblltiK el-

der of the Southern Methodist churchIn this iliMili I, yesterday announcedthat Ihshnp Lntiibinh has a ppulnrtedKi-v- , J. I J.'lle. or .Matra. lex., a,pastor of Hie 'ciitr,tl Avenue Mehlo- -

'ii - , , no. .I,, t,. . ,,i i:,.v.Smlttli, who recently f siiiied from

n...t '.i...r-h-

Mr. .lones h.is bein statlotKit at'Marf.i for four years, tm.l Is one of!thi WnlUntf M,.ttl,llllsl ,tll,Mt,.r, m

pv - M t,xs. u, m ,.. ah ...Friday moiuitiu and will at

lone,, take ui the OcIHe duties of Ins,.,..,,,,. t

CHANGE IN PROGRAMI

j

AT LYRIC THEATER :

TI ,. "The Deathlock." ail- -

vertised at 'I'll,- l.yrlc The,iter for j

sienhiv an, I toil. iv ilhiontll error j

Jlu shipment 1, will not be shown un-jl- il

toniorinw. and the feature, "TheChorus Ijoh " advertised for Wed-

nesday, will be the feiiluie today, j

with the 'lilrl and the Came''

WATER TAX VVK AND PAT- -

API.K AT OKI ICE OK WATER CO.lit 8 SECOND.

NOTICEYour road tai for ll Is now dueand puble at 41 We-s- t ropur!Ave IlKHN I.II,U) C tHM V ItOADHOMtD, by John hi, ., Collector,

NEW STATE HOTELI lrt-- i ln rixilils. &

I'M X. I I It's T ST. l'HO ! I (18

Dr. C. H. Conner!

DtoiathOfflc. item Hldg. Phonet IS, 111

Hill ItKNT Dlrts-- t Uoe OwlVard. Apply, Mm. John ( ornet to,

c.idonic Anncv, Siind and S.ltcr.

TAXI-- i. -- PHONE 887It. OIiO.

BEBBER, OPTICIAN

Citizens Bank Bldg.

YOUR APPRECIATION IS OUR

GRATIFICATION '

SPRINGER

they finally were able to obtain.Democratic Chairman FYank Butt

jdid not hesitate to charge delilieratefraud against the republican-- "Itwa their last hope," he declared,"and we have beaten them at thai.Wo have T name regis- -

Itered at ft house wbiiih la occupiedlonlv hv two Indian. Any number ofnames of old Mexico .Me.iicans whohave been Uerti on railroad work le

than a month bav been found. Intact, I thiifk they must have takenthe roll of I'ancho Villa' army whentbev made out the list of added namefor the Hcoud ward.

Kltment ltohalit. 'We have checked over the name

we are prepared to defeat any ettoii.to cat fraudulent vote lit the tfee- - j

ond ward. Our challenger know a II j

the legally registered voters In thejward, and any attempt made by one

t

of tliVse llleuallv registered menvote will result In prompt arrest nn'lprosecution. Sheriff Itomero prob-

ably calculate that by bringing inthese palpably fraudulent ringer andgetting up an nrgiinient over theirright to vote he will be able to keenthe legally qualified voters aaVfrom the poll, but we are preparedto checkmate, every move that h

makes- and the Second ward will go

for AVestcrfeld and Tingley by Imnd-aom- a

majotttle."It wa a crude trick," Mr. Butt

added, "and I am really surprisedthat H'ap' C.illenwater and SheriffRomero would entertain the idea thatthey could get by with it."

IrVilew of all the developmentstlmt. came up yesterday, It seem

certain that the wardpolling place will be the acene ofconsiderable, excitement today. Thereare about 1,400 voter registered In

this ward, and It vote will have animportant Niat lng n the general n- -itult Vverv uoesttnnalil 'Ote. I UIA

to oe cnaiiengen, una n is aoi im-

probable that a number t arrestswill be made during the day, '

llonds likely to ('arry.An accurate estimate on the vote,

on the bond issue Is impossible, for,the reason that only a limited mim-- jbet perhaps lew. than 1.OO0 will bo

eligible to vote on this question, ani j

for the further reason tbat the race;for the different office lias to ajlarge extent obscured the bond lsue.There will be both democrat anlrepublicans to vote on both ide, ar.djonly a haxy Idea can b obtained of j

the probable result. j

The general opinion, however.;seem to be that the bond will carryhy a comfortable jmaorlty, and In;betting circle the fdd in favor tthe bonds af !twitj i one- - iiaruwork ha beta douf bjr' both th ad- -

Ciystal 'Theater,

; i list now, oWitij to the hented aKltittort nn botlt slJi, ftir a sti"iiK mil- -

llarv tiieiiaredness and it, wescent once more pungent whiff of thepolitical ".Ilnfco,'' who Kiasi at everyiie exi use ne au 10 iinmiw eciii--- 'mi nt and Kain follower,

Some of these champion, no doubtjarp sincere, even if misguided buttunny may be only Keeking, like those

'of the "tili's, " to net Into office, (tainnotoriety and sway huge public

their way.The at'KUiiieiits of the honest, hut

tuh.nformcd will he thrashed outfore the ureal American peopleheaven protect u from the jingo. On

ithe teilhot heel of the terrible flvi!'war he came, led hy Ilie dominating

pet soinltty of one "Sionrtiiun. '

He Invaded the nouthland, a conn- -

try that had been peaceful, happy andprosperous before the outbreak. Milnow wa reduced to mlsety, heartnOu- -

and want. He took advantage of the(new, easily led and wholly ignorant

vote of tin black num. making hijihlblish credulity nlluring promiseitbat he never Intended to fulfill.

Ill object, of course, wa to stealpower and pilfer an entry into thet. eiisurl- -, reR.tt d.less of the distressand cost to suffijjng humanity hi

work 'dirty wroitj-iit- .

He did not succeed because Oodand chlhitiuion arose in their wrathamtttist him. hut he worked v ii

enough before he wa cut off andbis rctird I one of the blai k. shame-ful epoch of American history.

His danerou machination are alll Idly depict. d In "1 he Dirth of a

Nation." whnh is now on tew at theCrystal theater. Kee and study thtIn HH. decrying witness of the pastand on won't tolerate JHioe in anyform.

iitra rs. SO roala. Kold bjJaffa. WaKij Mul lUwWIna.

Livery and I (Idle Imrar. Truiible'iB4 lUra.

VETERAN'S COUPONAny civil war veteran proso ntlng tl.i rotipr.n at Ilie office of Hio

Morolnn Journal it, U.e blanks pniKriy filled mt will !m (re,.u,with a tkkct to on. of the matinee of Tlie Rlrlh of a .Nation." Tlihtoffer Is fixaal niMil noon of Saturday, April g.

Xame

Fnion or Confederate

Rrglnient

Name of Colonel

Gallup LampCer riling Lump Hahn Coal Co.

rilONE St

1 AXTHRACITE, ALLCoke, Mill Wo,aL FM,, woort,Student anil Children 25o

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