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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

today with a lay-off Of two or three
days followlns
Get Everybody Busy
can up your friends on the tele-
phone and ask them to help you Tell
them that YOU are In the race 90 win
ana want their support--not only
/ their subscription. but their personal
effort AMONG THEIR FRIENDS In
your behalf
Give every friend YOU have who is
I willing to help you subscription
blank or blanks and have them get
them filled out. Get each one to
promise to secure for YOU nj least one
subscription. II possible, get that
suhscrlher TO get another start an
endless chain MS nearly MS possible
Write to an your friends out Of
town ana ask them to send YOU
subscription Enclose In each letter
"a subscription blank FILLED OUT for
the length ~ time you wisn them to
subscribe.
But 40 MATTER HOW MANY
PEOPLE ARE WORKING FOR
YOu. DO NOT YOURSELF RELAX
Your EFFORTS. Yonr vigilance is
required at an times n you expect
Go win. II ls not meant by this that
the task IL such hard one. But the
wiHe candidate VIII use her brains
rather than her feet She will con-
serve her physical strength and get
maximum results with minimum ef-
font
Asrrvo system Helps Candidates.
The AservO system makes Il easy
for amy candidate TO secure subscrlp-
tions The subscriber is the one who
most benefits lie is Che one who saves
the most money in the long run and
il IS he who reaps the greatest hene-
fita IN various other ways There are
the premiums for the Riddles or the
wife--a picture or q vase. q clock or
"a sofa pillow; q pair Of skates or an
air rifle; something for every mem
Der Of the family. or for the beauti-
fyinE of the home.
All these benefits accrue to the
subscriber OF the Morning Journal
under the Aservo system--and more
Ne ia enabled to reduce his present
cost Of living while at the same time
he Is providing "a few fuxurles which
We're before impossible for the mem
hers OF his family All because Ascr
vo Merchants appreciate his cash
trade sufficiently TO give him q per
cent reduction ON the goods he pur-
chases for his personal or household
use.
There never was a greater oppor-
tunity offered the young women OF
Albuquerque, New Mexico or north
ern Ari2oua than this one. There
never was campaign which offered
greater benefits to the general public
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

The Ascryo system Profit -sharinl
campolgn Be- youns lt Is just starting
Yet already there have been candl
dates who delayed seolng certain
friends whom they KNEV the
would be aisle 20 Fct as spbscribers Il
the Morning Journal. until h was to,
laie-someouc else had been there
before.
~ deliberately passed . man's place
of business yesterday because / wni
confident that could get his sub
scription whenever went after IT,
said "a candidate Yesterday afternoon
90 went in today and he told me that
ho had given hls subscription to som,
one else ~ YOU had come in yostcr,
day, would gladly have given it tc
you. hc said. That's whore / lost q
loi of points hy my dilntory tnctios
imt ypu can rest assured it viii not
happen again. am going home 20.
niehi and make out list of people "a
can on tumOrrow Then ! % see them
When The list is exhausted. I'n make
oui anolher I have found that II
want to win ! hnvo 20 handle this IN
huslneasliko way"
system aud Friends Win
SO more truthful statement could
ho made The Aseryo system cam-
paiFn on the Morning Journal. by
which seventeen young women 80 Az
huquerque and tho state Of New Mex.
ico and northern Arizona are going to
receive uH many valuable ana cduca
tiohai awards, Is similar To- q political
campaign. 10 must be handled sys-
t@naticulY And every candidate
should aot Just aa many friends work.
lne for her aa possible 80 politician
ever secured the coveted office
unless he had q large following who
were working In his behalf n IS
similar in this
Hero are few sueeostons which
eomc of the candidates might make
use of 81 advantage
Ask your father or vour closest
friend if he won't act us your came
paign manager Then so over the
plans with him Formulate a plan Of
action and adhere 10 it throughout.
~ course, the original plan may hnvc
20 Dc changed or rcyampod somewhat
but thc general principles may be
ught
Make out a llat OF people 20 call
upon daily 10 not try 10 do too
much Va ono day-do not make hur-
red Fisit n amy casc-stay long
enough to gel what You SO after or
Sou are convinced that Il IS lmposai.
ule for VOC go secure It, The steady.
conscientious effort, day ln and day
out counts ono hundred per cent moro
m the long run than the big squirt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
LIND To CONFER IN
PASS CHRISTIAN
WITH WILSON
Special Representative Of the
President Summoned From
Vera Cruz by Fastest
Cruiser Of American Navy,
lsr 4asslra iooss,l afreiAl ts.srp wssl

- HHfftNfN AHHHNfA hfAtIHN AHAhAN HlAaN
Vera cruz Dee. 20.--3y breakfast
time New Years day or soon after
that. IT no untoward incident occurs,
John Lind, President Wilson's per-
gonal representative. and the presi-
dent himself will be talking over the
international problems arising out OF
the Mexican revolution.
Dir. Lind left Vera cruz at o'clock
tonight on board the Chester. the
J fastest cruiser OF the American navy.
hound for Pass Christian. Miss. The
ChcRtcr's captain aud Rear Admiral
+ Frank +. Fletcher insured Mr. Lind
that twenty-slx hours would suffice
To take him 20 the Louisiana coast
Fcw persons in Vera Cruz knew of
the orders 10 Mr.. Lind and that o.
small portion Of the Mexican popula-
tion. which witnessed his walk from
the American consulate 10 the water
front two blocks away. where the
ddmirars launch awaited him. re-
sardod his suit casc with expressions
indicative of varied opinions
u is no secret that Mr.. Lind well
coined the summons to meet his chief
for persona! counsel since his conn
ing TO Mexico, almost five months
ago, Mr.. Lind has forwarded 10 Wash
ngton volumlnous reports Of tho
changing conditions ia this republic.
but It ls known thlt he frctted over
the restrictions Of written communi-
cations and often expressed a desire
10 have Just few minutes direct
conversation" with either tho presi-
dent or the secretary Of state
During the time he has been here,
President Wilson'S envoy has given
earnest study to the situation. He.
has conferred with representatives of
both sides until he believes he has
acquired comprehensive grasp Of
affairs.
The financial isolation of the pres
ent administration has reduced Pres
ident nuerta 60 straits. but not so
desperate as to force him 10 yield. So.
long as there is money in the country,
no matter 90 whom 1t belongs, Huerta
has the meaas 70 obtain Il, and this
situation ls realized hy Mr.. Lind Nor
has the advance OF the constitutional I
lists been so rapid Of late as was ex-
pectcd. Thus the time for fun ac-
counting between the fcderas md
constltutlonalists seems, in t;,- opin-
ion of observers generally, 10 be some
distance away
Mr. Lind took with him the greater
part of his belongings, but left some
baggage here. assuming the American
consul, W. w Canada, that he would .
return in four or five days at the
latest
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
TWO AND ONE-HAIF HOURS
or BEST PICTURES OBTAIN ABLE.
ORPltEt'M TONIGHT
BIDS TO REPAIR
BURNED CELL HOUSE
ADVERTISED FOR

Santa Fe y. NJ, Dec 30.--Supcrin-
tendent of the Peniteniary j. B. Nc
Manus today rnllcl for bids to re-
pair the cellhousc euttcd by fire ycs-
tcrdny ana the hoard Of penltontlary
commissioners viii meet en- Saturday
to award the contract. All the con-
victs are housed comfortably for the
present although it requires extra
guards to watch them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
SLAYER Of MRS. CAY
CONFESSES DEATH
Of PENDELL
Mystery Of Los Angeles Dia-
mond Brokers Murder Is
Cleared Up by Story Of
Convicted Negro Youth.

tHr sosHiso JouHgAt SPECIAL lebsro wisGi
Sacramento. calf. Dee 30.-Burr
l.. Harris, q young negro. sentenced
to be hanged February 49, for the
murder Of Mrs. RebcccQ Cay. a Chris
tian Science practitioner in Los Augc-
les, confessed today that he also had
killed and robbed C. r. Pendell, a
Los Angeles diamond broker Pendcll
was slain IN his office In juno of This
year.
The confession was made to Sheriff
William a. llainmel of Los Angele9
county Harris described the Pendcll
murder In detail He said he entered
Pendell's office ana said ne wished
TO buy a diamond. When Pendell turn
ed. Harris hit him on the head with
"a lead pipe covered with paper and
rags
lie groaned after he went down,
Harris continued - dragged him
into rear room and wrapped his
head in pillow from a lounge SO he
would make no noise"
Harris said he leisurcy selected
what gems he wanted and escaped.
These he buried in the country
Sheriff Hammel said the negro
probably would be taken to Los An
geles TO locate the cache.
The murderer OF Pendcll loft behind
no clew and 1t was not until Mrs. Gay
was slain by a similar method that
the Los Angeles detectives had a
working theory Suspicion vas direct
ed toward Harris when he confessed
the killing of Mrs Gay. Pcndell was
a man past 40 years old and reported
to he very wealthy The value Of the
loot obtained was never determined,
but said to run into the thousands.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

These coughs are wearing and If
they hang on" can run one down
physically and lower the vital resist
.ance to disease Mr. Bob Ferguson.
3t9 Pine ST., Green Bay. Wis. writes
II was greatly troubled with a bad
cough that kept me awake nights.
Two small bottles of Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound completely cured
me-" This medicine Is equally good
for Group, whooping cough. measles
cough, aud for the chronic coughs OF
elderly people. II Is soothing and
healing and steps tickling throat For
sale by Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

To be sure there are not many
dealers who push something Just as
good when the advertised arliclc is
requested. Sull what few there are
should know that hy their policy they
are destroying the customers canfi-
deDcc and perhaps losing busncfs
The most effective rchuko ls not 10
wait for the story simply hunt store
whore they will sell you what you
want.
The dealer who states that prepa-
ration is as good as HcrpIcide is not
sincere he doesn't believe it himself
Every druggist knows that thela D.
but one genuine. original dandruff
germ destroyer" and that ls Nowtros
Herpicido.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
OPPORTUNITIES
GREAT FOR ALL
YOUNG PEOPLE
Chance for Advancement Held
Out by Local Institution to
Those Who Are Energetic
and Ambitious,

Nineteen thirteen has about run its
course.
scores OF young men and women
arc just where they were one year
ago--lamenting the loss of three hum
dred ana sixty-fivc days and draftng
lengthy resolutions for the new year.
Young man. young woman wake
up quit hoping planning dreaming
Now is the time 10 act
Opportunity knocks at your door,
Don't expect 10 be dragged out
bodily from your cozy dream corner
ana thrust into a position of honor
and trust Il isn't done that way
nowadays When the cali is sounded,
you must face about, enter in at the
open gate and by earnest effort prove
yourself worthy of the trust Of hus-
mess men
You have heard the cali
What are you going 10 de about ite
See the manager at the Busine s
College Monday, January hth
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

ment of pyronos-Oricntales. reports "a
terrific nowstorm throughout the
department, with the thermometer
sX below zero. The river Hube b.
Using rapidly and the inhabitants of
the villages in the nclghhorhood Of
Troyos have beon forced to cyacuato
thcir homes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
THE GREATEST ANNOYANCE SHOPPING
IS THE JUST AS GOOD ARTICLE
Insist on Genuine Herpicide.

% keeps the head free frou Ian l-
irHu prevents the hair from coming
.lu und stops itching Of The 'alp.
Hcrpiclde IS "a Wonderful rcnlcly
which docs just what YOU wen. apt
expect il Co do.
Sold in 50-cent and Sl.00 gitfs hy
Ian dealers Il is guaranteed 90 20 0ll
that is claimed for Il or moccy viii
be- refunded
sold everywhere
Applications obtained at the pcticr
tatle shop and beauty pariltt
S,nc no cents Tor sample and ou lk-
let 90 tine llerpielde Company. nrpt
e. pct Mich
Powell Drug Co., Spec.al AgontH
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

ALBUQUERQUE
BUTTS. Inc, Cor. Second and Gem
ual, Drugs. Toilet Articles, Soda
Water. Cigars, Sundrics.
KAPPLE FURNITURE CO., 2fS-
20 4. Central.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co,
200 ". Gold, Pianos, Music. etc.
MODEL DRY GOODS Co, 32i W.
Central. Dry Goods, NouOns,
ladies and Chlldren's Wearing
Apparel, etc.
O. A. MATsoN a CO., 202 w. Cen-
unl. hooks. stationery, Kodalss,
Photo supplies. etc.
N. MANDELL. ff0 W. Central.
Clothing, Suits, Hats, Inber-
dasher.
TIiE GRAY STUDIOS, High Class
Photography Films.
SANTA IT. NEW MEXICO
BUTT BROS, Drugs, Toilet Ar
tIcles. Soda Water, Cigars, sun.
dries, etc.
THE GRAY STUDIOS. High Oas-
Photography Films.
CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO.
MiNDuL CLOTHING Co, Cloth
ing, Suits, llab, rdasbcr.
n. LAS VEGAS, n. NJ.
G. '. HEDGCOCK, Shoes.
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICo.
T1E RID CROSS DRUG co.
RATION. NEW MEXICO.
the RATION DItUG co.
San MARCIAf- \. VI.
SAN MAItCIAL MERCANTILE
Co, DRY Goods. Clothing. shoes
Hats. Groceries, Etc.
WINsLOw, ARIZONA.
THE WINsLOW DRUG STOHIa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
DOUBLE FONTS ON CASH SLIPS

DOUBLE POINTS ON CASH SLIPS
IN order "a give AsERVO MER-
CHANTS. listed above the benefit
OF ~ large an amount Of cash
buying during Christmas week as
possible DOUBLE POINTS WILL
HE CREDITED TO CANDIDATES
ON ALL CASH SLIPS FROM
THESE STORES OR THOSE
THAT MAY BE INCLUDED DUR
ING THE WEEK. This offer holds
good ONLY on cash slips obtained
THIS WEEK and deposited az the
Tour Department Of the Morning
Journal before O o'clJck saturday
night, December 20.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
GET ALL BALLOTS IN BEFORE NOON;
SHOW YOUR FRIENDS YOU ARE OUT
To WIN GRAND TOUR Of THE WORLD
Mid Week Count to Be Close Are the Present Indications;
Outside Districts Are Going Strong and New
Entrants Are Active

q md-week of
Albuquerque journals Round Wod and
in 20 u
Thursday VIM that candidate
= be- tan
exceptionally
Che cnddot both Albuquerque and the outside
q surprise
. s q q
Z win disappointed
b Sundays exhibit All ballots
posted viii held until the
showing ap-
show friends
this they will
willing help let them
%
Remember the polls Get IN an the subscriptions
% o
around the an optional award Of 100000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
nody in Trunk Mad OF Laborer.

New York Dec. S0.--The body dis
covered in a trunk on Pitt street. YES
terday, was tonight identified as La
horer No. lo2, employed by J, H.
Donovan contractor at Cornwall,
'N. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

than this one. There never was "a
system devised which gave the mer-
chant better line on his customers
than the Aservo system undcr the
Aseryo Plan EVERYBODY benefits
aud nobody loses. Even the candi-
dates competing for the awards can
not lose. n they fan TO secure one
of the awards they are paid % COM
mission on all money they turn In
over $4,000 on both new and old
subscriptions.
Minutes Now Mean Hours Later
Candidates should not lose mo-
mcnt Of time they could put in on the
campaign. Every moment lost now
is practically equal % an hour az the
end IN other words. il Is easier to
secure subscription NOW with Il
one minute talk than II viii be with
an hours talk at the finish.
Get In and WIN There is nothing
TO hinder YOU Get your friends in
terested Let them tell their friends
about IT, Gather an Of your forces
together and then begin In real earn
est. You will be surprised az the
manner In which your friends will
rally 10 your support when they learn
that YOU are really In earnest and
desire 20 secure the award.
Come to the Tour Department and
talk over the matter Whether vour
name has been entered ana you are
not yet an active candidate. or your
name has not yet appeared. come or
write the Tour Department and addl-
tional information win be sent you,
together with materials for the pros
ocutlon Of your campaign A rcpre-
sentative of the Tour Department
VIII call by appointment any place
In the campaign torritory-in Albu-
querquc, or any Of the outside dis
trlcts DO not hesitate to ask for
assistance or information Phone 1875.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

! Foreigners TO INacuate North China
London, Dcr. 31.-Thc Peking cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
says 1t is REPORTED that Germany and
the United states will follow the Rus
sian lead IN entirely evacuating North
China. save for a small legation guard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-21

THE COMEDY
CONTINGENT
BERT SWOR, the Comedy
Reflex of American
Minstrelsy.
Billy CLARK, the Droll.
JOHNNY DOVE, the In
ternational Minstrel.
WEST AvEYA the Uncle
Remus of the Minstrel
Stage.
FRED. G. HENDERSON,
the Musical Momus.
Samuel B. Lewis, H. L.
Harvey, Joe Nc cCarty, Ed
die Simms, Frank Brown,
Jack Arnold, Henry White
Frank Miller, Billy Smith,
Jimmy Clark and AL. G..
Field.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-21

GAIA, and broke his own back. Rath-
er poor example to follow, eh?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-21
FUNNY COMEDIAN
COMES NEXT WEEK
Orpheum Has Eddie Girard and Jessie
Gardner as Headliners-"Dr. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde in Pictures


Eddie Girard, the Officer Dooley of
stage fame. comes to the Orphcum this
week with Jessie Gardner in a new far-i
eical sketch. kiss Muh." 1t is Oriental
in its settings and actions, and Miss
Gardner appears as Hindu slave girl
while Edward Ratsch appears as a
Hindu doctor with a Hindu idol. Thea
tregoers who have ever seen Eddie
Girard once will remember him and
will appreciate the fact that an un-
usual comedy offering is coming. Spe-
cial stage settings, musical pro-
gramme and other features are offered
in the "act
Another feature for the week will
be CDR. Jelxyll and Mr.. HYDE shown
In kinemacolor motion pictures Mon
day and Tuesday. 1t is said to be the
finest drama that this company has
produced and those who saw The
Scarlet Letter" can appreciate what
this film will be.
In the vaudeville end of the bill
there are four other acts. offering wide
variety and cleverness. The Atlas Trio
offer two little boys in a wire walking
exhibition that abounus in thrills and
the boys serve to draw the children to
the theatre by the scores.
Phonnie Lockhart will offer a sing
Ing and comedy speciality in which some
new songs attractively sung will be
offered as we'll as some new comedy
features. She is reputed to have a
lfreat deal of personality and clever
Mess
The adding machine even with the
electric attachments is said to be slow
in comparison with the. ability of Gam
bic and company to calculate in their
minds. 1t Is one of the best of the
rapid calculating acts in vaudeville.
"A novelty vaudeville speciality Is Of
fered by Gordon and Rich, which in
cludes singing, dancing and feats on
bicycles The act" differs entirely
from the usual cycling offering and
for that reason finds popular favor.
The ~kinemacolor programme for. the
week includes "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE" Athletic Meet at Queens club"
and Fashions in Corsets," a weekly
feature fashion film for Monday and
Tuesday. The subjects for Wednesday
and Thuysday are "A Family Affair"
laughcble comedy, and '.Land of
Mohommed" scenic picture. For Fri
day and Saturday the pictures are s"An
American INVASION" dramatic: Lake
st. Mary to Lake Louise scenic. and
Pueblo Indians" scenic and educa.
tional
There is a matinee every afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock and two performances
nightly at 1890 and o'clock, with re-
served seats for the first show at night
and tho Saturday matinee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-21
z,. The Honeymooners

An amusing story connected with the
recent wedding of the Kaiser's daughter
Is being told in Berlin.
AZ the wedding the Kaiser. In the pres
ence OF the bride, remarked to Colonel
Won Baumbach that he hoped that the
colonel would see that the roads between
Berlin and Rathenow. where the honey
moon was to be spent, was kept in good
order SO that he. the Kaiser. might take
irequent motor car spins out to see his
The colonel replied that he would do
~ IN his power to make his majesty I
trips along the road real pleasure. but
after her father had moved away. the
princess drew the colonel aside and whis-
pered in his ear: my dear colonel. don't
you move q finger to improve those roads
IN order that papa can come out often!
we want to be left alone for q whlle!"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-21
Antiquity Of Napoino

No, II you are nagged you are not
alone in your experience. Nor are the
nagged persons of this age The only
nasged persons of any age Nageine il
an old custom. They tell us that Adam
Job, Socrates, Esop. Leonidas, Machia-
velli and many more distinguished his
torical personaEes were victims of nag
ging. This proves tho antiquity but not
the wisdom or the respectabilstv ~
nagging. says the Detroit Free Press.
And II 1t is AZ old as 1t IL claimed
to be lot 1t crawl away somewherc 10
die For. come to think OF It, naeefnR
Is Just as hurtfu1 to the naeger al Il
Is to the naERcd. So why injura our
selves for tho purpose Of in1ufinx honie
one else eanson did that y4d Know!
when hA pulled down the temple =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-21

tertainment they enjoy at a price they
can afford. He has never made any fare
we'll tours. He comes and goes. leaving
pleasant recollections behind him.
The reports are to the effect that the
Field show Is even better than heretofore
It seems to be packing the theatres and
that 1t will be greeted with an overflow
Ing reception In this city seems n GER
tainty
William Walters gold. band will be here
with the minstrels and their free musical