Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

mcnt and lunch with Anona Council
No. /. Pooahontas. All members ant
\ visiting members cordially invited.
A petition was filed In the distric
| court yesterday by the First Baptis
hurch OF Albuquerque, asking tha
/, an order be issued permitting tn
Y church to sell lot 4, block Z, Hunini
highland addition. The paper wa
flcd by Thomas X. u. Madison, at
4 torney for the church
A discussion Of juvenile cour
4 problems. led by Judge George r
/ craig. wat a feature Of the meetinl
\ ~ the Pilgrim Brotherhood, held las
\ night in tho Congregational church
A musical program was rendered ant
Il refreshments served, making th'
meeting a very pleasant affair.
Mr. j Seeker. ir.. went TO Albu-
lucrque Thursday 10 consult a physi-
ian In regard to the state Of his
lealth, which has not been of the
best this spring About the fifth OF
1unc Nj. and Mrs Becker, jr, intend
o take It trip of several months dura-
tfon Ia California seaside resorts
Bclcn Tribune
The Joint celebration of the Festi-
val OF Puntocost and the confirma-
ion exercises last night IN Temple AL
bert were extremely impressive and
attcnded by a large number Of peo-
Die. The choir rendered some fine
special music, the exercises being
onductod by Rabbi Edward NJ.
Chapman,
Rev. J y. Ben, general district
missionary for the Colored Baptist
church IN New Mexico and Arizona,
is In the city engaged in raising
money to complete the construction
Of the Second Baptist church,
colored. IN this city. The founda-
ton for the edifice. which Is to stu
atcd on West Lead avenue, has been
completed and paid for.
Clarence 4. Rogers. OF the gradu-
ating class this year of the University
Of New Mexico, has been notified
that he has been awarded the John
W. Maekey scholarship In the Uni
versity of California. The scholar
ship Is Offered by the head of the
Mackay companies. chief Of which is
the Postal Telegraph and Gable
company Mr.. Rogers will take up
electrical engineering at Berkeley.
While in I'll Paso Saturday and
Sunday, the Grays baseball team
were entertained royalty by the Il
Paso white Sox and Manager Dan
padilla IL enthusiastic over the way
his men were treated. Sunday even
ing the boys were entertained by l..
W. Gales and T, p. Mckinney, two
Albuquerque men, who are In III
Paso on business for the Occidental
Life Insurance company.
Don II. sweet. county clerk of So
zorro county, WIS a visitor IN Albu
querque yesterday Mr.. Sweet re-
ports that while stockmen have suf-
forcd somewhat in the eastern por-
tion Of Socorro county because Of
drouth condition prevailing during
tho spring, the western portion of the
has Jared very well, the lamb
crop of that section being about nor
NAL,
Judge Ira A. Abbott yesterday at
tcruoon issued an ordor dericting the
HlANNlii VI NJ MINI 'NhiAN w w
Aver George " Murray, a territorial
prisoner, TO the sheriff of Valencia
county, on May 81, at which time
court Will convene in that county.
Murray Is az present confined IN the
Gallup IAN, awaiting trial ON an in
dictment charging assault. lie VIII
De tried in Valencia county on a
charge OF murder.
Tho vermont cttin concert COM
pauy of Los Angeles. is the attraction
scheduled for the Santa Zee reading
rooms Thursday evening, May ~.
The company Includes Vernon Bettin.
the famous boy soprano of the Paci-
fic coast, Grucc Whitcscll lyric SOC
prauo; Edwin ldolcr. violinist john
Bettin. accompanies. and Emma
Bettin, manager. The company has
been winning golden opinions all
along the line and should haVo a good
crowd herc
Thomas and Widdoll, the two men
arrested by the police Monday night.
charged with poddling without a III
cense. are still being held az the city
Jail and viii probably be givon a
trial this morning A large quantity
of valuable merchandise. discovered
in a room occupied by the two men,
Is in the hands of the police. II is
believed that the goods were stolen.
Efforts were made yesterday to learn
whore the goods were secured, but
we're unsuccessful, Thomas and
Waddcll refuse 10 throw any light on
the matter.
Lawrence T. Lee. manager Of the
University of New Mexico football
team. received notice yesterday that
a rate of one farc ana a third for
the round trip had been granted for
the team on the Santa Re railway
lines and the Varsity SOUND viii be
able 90 arrange FOR a number Of