Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-21

Ihifty candidates We're Initiated
Sunday into the order Of the knights
Of Columbus IN ri Paso. The cere-
monies occupied most Of the entire
day and practically every member Of
the order IN the city was present. The
lodges Of Tucson, Bisbee and Las An
mas sent delegations and many mem
beers from other lodges attended the
ceremonies, including a number of Al
buquerque men. This Is the second
initiation this year. which accounts
for the large number of candidates.
The knights Of Columbus are very
strong IN the city Of El Paso and
THEIR membership includes some Of
Paso. That It Is growing is evidenced
BY the fact hat thirty candidates
were initiated az one time.
George Williams and Fred Armed. Of
Chicago. and Percy Wallen. Of ST.
Louis. were Jailed mere yesterday on
the charge Of breaking the seals on a
freight ear and stealing merchandise,
The men were caught early yesterday
morning near Lamy by Conductor NJ.
H.. Jones, Of the freight train and
locked In a ear from which they es-
capped when north Of this city. They
were later captured in town by officer
Ben Williams, Of the railway. They
viii be taken 10 Santa Fe for trial.
The funeral of he late Miss Viola
Carpenter VIII be held this morning
at 10 o'clock from the Borders Tn
dertaking p%arlOrs. Rev. Mr.. Shaw, of
the Baptist church. to ofhciate. The
lnterment viii be IN Fairview ceme-
terry.
The wolford stock company VIII
present the lively western comedy
drama. Wyoming" at Elks' theater
tonight. The play is a close counter
part Of the famous Arizona" and -
full Of life and action.
The statement I'm yesterday paper
that T.. Duran. the new proprietor of
the Navajo hotel. was former manager
Is "a mistake. G. A. Reynolds has
been the efficient proprietor of the ho-
tel FOR some time.
y. n. Turner. formerly employed as
linotype operator In the Morning
Journal composing room, left late last
night for New Orleans, La, via El
PusO.
Colonel Hunt. Of Los Angeles, owner
Of the Angelus hotel IN that city, left
for home yesterday after a business
visit here. Mr.. Hunt also owns the
Southland" hotel in Dallas. Texas.
Mrs. A., l.. Rose. of Mason, Mich,
and Grace Houston, of Lansing. Mich ,
sisters OF r. j. Houston, have come
albuquerque 70 spend the winter.
Mrs. II. r.. Brown 4O4 West Coal
avenue, left yesterday for Gainesville,
Texas. called there 10y the serious NJ
ness Of her father, 7. L. Joyner.
q. coRgeshall. Frank Barnes and
Percy HnWley. %iuVeterate duck hunt
ers. have gone 10 Sabinal TO slaughter
the toothsome birds.
J.. D.. Carpenter. superintendent OF
the American Lumber company force
M Kettner, n. NJ, arrived In the city
night.
Mrs. II. Golfer and Miss II. II
of 81. Paul, MINI. We're arr
In the city last night.
r.. -, McCune. a well known travel
ing man from Denver, Colo, spent yes
IN the city.
8 n. Sander=on. a business man Of
Denver, arrived in Albuquerque last
night.
otto Goetz, the merchant at Otto. n.
arrived In the city last night.
The Basket ball game at Colombo
Han Tuesday night between the Kids
ana the Minors viii undoubtedly be
hottest proposition Of the season.
Both teams are practicing hard daily
N preparation for the wen Dane
pg viii follow the game.
Stated communication ~ Temple
Lodge No. 6, A. +. a A. NJ. at Masonic
Temple this evening AT 1880 o'clock.
Work In T.. A. degree. Visiting Ma
cordially invited. By order OF the
NJ. Frank Fl. Moore, acting Sec
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the First NJ. r. church, will
meet with Mrs. Edwin Livingston,
ltg South Firth street. this afternoon
al SO o'clock.
Anuna Council No. l.. Degree Of pO-
rnhuntas. will hold "a regular meeting
at \ o'clock.