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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
WASTING A SEASON.
lBOstnn Trnnacript.O

There has rarely, if ever, been bet
ter slcighing in and about the city Of
Boston than that which has offered it,
SELF for public enjoyment since the
storm Of Saturday A fine body Of
snow covered the ground and has lain
in good form for packing. The rain
that mingled with the general down
fan acted as a fixative TO keep it IN
place But, cui bono? Little use is
made OF the splendid opportunity. one
OF the finest sports Of winter twenty
five years ago has gone out Of fash
ion. The sleighs that one sees now
are few and far between. The so
ciability, the enthusiasm and the in
spiration are almost entirely lacking.
Winter no longer receives the welcome
that once was given it. The first
snow was as welcome as the first flow
ers of spring II was to give coastlng
TO the boys and girls and slelghrldes
to their elders. The boys and girls
have not yet grown superior to this
fascinating privilege, but il seems as
II the grownups had,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
With Exchanges
EXTRA USE or SCHOOLS.
New York SUM


Whenever the public schools are
used for private purposes. such as the
meeting Of clubs. singing societies and
the like, It is only fair that the Incl
dental expenses for heating lighting
and janitor service should he paid TO
the city and the buildings should be
properly protected from abuse In so
far as the latest regulations adopted
by the board OF education TO govern
this subject affect these details they
involve decisions as TO the amounts to
be charged and the manner of pay
ment. in which it is scarcely worth
while TO question the judgment Of the
commissioners. If, however the new
rules prohibit the occupancy Of the
schools IN vacation time and on holi-
days generally they are in conflict
with an intelligent public desire TO
have these structures put 10 profit
able use in the hours when they are
not needed for purposes Of instruc-
ton. There is a growing demand that
these expensive plants when not need
ed for their primary purpose shall be
| thrown open on reasonable terms f0i
| the amusement, recreation and i'm
provement Of citizens. young and old
Not only is 1t believed that much good
can be accomplished by this means
but this opinion seems 10 have beer
pretty strongly supported by expert.
ence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
JArAN's DEMANDS

The governments of the United
States and Japan are negotiating g
NEW treaty 30 immigration ANA alien
reht 30 IS telns dome with iho groot.
fet secrecy co na not to lnflamo the
motifs VI faNo nnd thc voters OF Cal
iornH
fhe JHn government H in drrnd iest
tha tomuli switch from nasal scan.
dal "a American injustice This eo,.
onm,ut wants Co got apon iroap
basis With Japan that VIII Doc salts.
factory in lhe voters of California and
other ooasl states
al tht 5aps aHh 81 us ls common in-
tfrnatlona aviNiY rhf Washington
would ho KlHd 90 eAtend u california
could no krnt quiet Am ue want i.
ihai Japan shall keep Dor lmmigranta
and hand BUYERS away which the mis-
hados government enl be glad 10 d1
II ste Gun Hut thu prohibition m 4
common basis Instead of discrlmi-
naiory one Tho Japs are proud and
Jealous of their usnta
su0h simple problem should be
worked ON without great difficulty 81
the eRplorl0nH from California could Do
held in check while diplomatic nceo-
uaHona are being carried ou
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25


legends II would be difficult to i'm.
agine the centuries and the ages and
the world Of our day without the story
Of the Virgin Mother and her Child.
Yet the value Of the birth stories lies,
not In their statement Of fact but in
their effort to construct a theory In
plain words. the stories Of the virgin
birth OF Jesus IN two az the gospels
and the dogmaic assertion Of the
creeds represent the attempt Of the
church. too early made in the fresh
Impulses Of alteration, to explain tho
ineXplicable personality Of Jesus.
Testimony OF the Gospels.
"lt was not the attempt Of tho
whole church. 1t was not the attempt
Of the apostolic body We have four
gospels. From two Of them the birth
stories are missing Matthew and
Luke preserve the narrative Of the
miraculous birth. Mark and John do
not Mark is our earliest gospel lie
has not wort to say about the vir-
gin bleth John has most 20 say about
the incarnation.
but John does not mention the in.
eidenta connected with our savlonrs
birth Lukes gospel. as Luke himself
tells us, is compilation from prew-
ously existing material Luke had
Matthew or Matthew's original before
him as he wrote so that the sole au-
thorlty for the stories in the four
gospels Is Matthew And even so fan
as Matthew's gospel Is concerned the
case rs by no means clear. In ihe lat.
est translation Of tho New Testament
Or Moffatt accepts without comment
the reading from Won sodens edition
of the Greek New Testament anG
boldly translates tChap. /. " 100, 10.
scph, TO whom the Virgin Mary wa!
betrothed, the futher OF Jesus
III YOU are helped by the story OF
the miraculous birth as 1t appears IT
Luke and IN Matthew, so be II. II 4
helps YOU holi 70 it.. But n. on tn,
other hand, you choose 90 say. as fol
myself do say, I am on the side oil
Mark and John, of Peter and Paul
they would accept his divinity ane
serve him through NE ana dealt
without grounding their faith upaf
the stories OF the virgin birth ana s,
can l,'-if dtyout student Of scrip
tire speaks DO this sonse to us toda,
Christian charity is bound TO accep
that view as permissible within tn,
lmits Of our christian liberty.
"a hold to the foundation truths q
sthe Christian religions / hold an,
preach the divinity Of Jesus Christ
see in lin the Messiah Of the Jews
the hope of the world, the eterna
Son Of the eternal God the savlou
Of mankind ! believe and teach tina
he lived and died and ROSE again AN,
lives for us and that we only llvi
70 bring His mighty kingdom. be
lieNo thar tho evangelical truths q
Protesiantlsm We're never safer. neve
surer than thoy are today Washing
ton Gladden's Present day Theology
Istili better William Newton Clarke
Christian Doctrine OF God. represen
as wen as one person can represen
Ianothcr my doctrlnal position"
CHARLES r. AKED.
First CONGREGATIONAL Church. saI
i Francisco
san Francisco Feb is. 1914.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
PASSING or rNDvmcArlsn.

Through what we may term the n-
dlydmlintio SYSTEM every man
working out his own salvation aa best
ho could Ihia nation made a wonder
fui record OF progross during The first
century end q quarter Of its existence.
We find ourselves now abandoning
the Old idoa that every tub must
stand on IFS own bottom" for a pater-
naliauc system under which the fed
erni government s. expected 10 regu-
late practically an our affairs, big
ANA l.ule.
+ Wo now have the government prae-
tlcally running the railroads. The tell
cgmph aud the telephone service and
the nmloffce department udyouating
ithe la1Ing Of them over bodily Tho
government is Inspecting our food
Iprencrih.ng rules of hoalth, roeuhtinl
ilolnu0ns Of employer 70 employee Il
! han gone into the banking bushes.
direct taken over large part Of tho
work dome heretofore hy the expires.
companies aud lH preparing 90 handl,
freight in competition with the rail-
IundA II ls now certain that uncl'
sam aoon viii $50 actively into th,
construction ~ public roatia ana wll
take ii hand in the financing am,
management Of the public schools.
Corporations aro Go 10 told hoe
they may Finance and conduct thon
business Capitalists are NOT to b,
permitted 60 mauneo. or have a voic,
.iu the management of more Than un,
corporation cneaged he related bnsi
mess m other words lnierlocking d..
foctorates must Doc abolished
THE farmer 4 lo be assisted IA got.
Due leans and he repaglag them, prob
ably Thc promotion of companies {,
watched. ANA now and thon. atoms
with many guilty mon. nm innocent
one finds hls way into tho fedora
penitcntiury for violation of the pos.
tal laws within tow months tn,
F.. men have been pardoned from fedora
{ prisons bocnnsc the enterprises Wen,
found. after The incarceration Of thl
victims to have boen not only legltt
mate. bat actually paying propositions
Now it ls proposed 90 place ia IN,
hands 81 tho poslofnce department
power e. regulate the advertisements
that may Doe taken hy tho neWspa.
i pcrs and magazines
Soon $50 mny expect 10 have gov.
eminent inspectors tciltne us how deer
iwc must pillow. how often and at what
hour the COWS are 90 be milkod how
many tmes week Wa can cat meal
and heH often Ae mH-l eat nftish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
Lrsr ANOTHER OWN.

The new senator from New IIamp-
shire, Henry r. Hollis, told one the
other evening at a banquet. but was
frank enough TO explain that he had
cot 1t at the moving picture show. Il
seems "a calf had fallen into the ditch
and above, believing stood the moth
or, says the Washington Star
A kind man passing pushed and
pulled the calf until it struck the bank
safely beside the COW The animal
went up to the man and began to lick
his coat
"That was the cows way Of ex-
pressing its gratitude" remarked q
friend to whom the man narrated the
event.
mot at allw retorted the second
man standing near "The COW just
naturally thought she was licking an
other calf"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

81 the eovernorshlp Of the Panama
Canal Zone by Col Goethas, II bel
goes 10 Ncw York ~ an official ca
padty il win not be- for months prob
ahly q year, YET and too late even
10 be were willing 90 cut q figure in
this years politics The democrats
must beat the bulrushcs al some 9TH
90 point if Gov Glynn lacks the quail
GEES % Moses Col Goothals has
made q impossible for them 10 find
hlm
politicians when 90 q strait and
plagued with aeiionism often turn
ihar eyes away FROM thelr own CALI
iua FOR candidate Cen Grants
nomination FOR the presidency IN 1868
grew out OF the existing republican
enhancement Andrew Johnson had
divided The party. und strong can
didate was necessary 20 bring It to-
gothcr again To was found Ia The
great soldier then the idol Of the re-
publican sections Of the country
THE anu-Bryanitcs tried TO develop
b presidential boom for Admiral Dew
ey for use 90 1900. They thought they
saw % him the man with whom they
could retire MFR Bryan permanently
from The leadership " the democratic
party But their plans failed Adj
miral Dewey looked coldly upon the
matter while Mr. Bryan looked more
warmly than over ON his own case,
and kept hls grip on his party. IN
many things ne % Hiii its lender,
though serving under the accepted
leader
"lf col Goethals over decides To
enter politics his hest friends would
regret aeolng him take the New York
gate That way llo difficulties Of CIV.
I ery sort tryins enough 70 men born
I and trained 10 the game and usually
+ disastrous To- those who 'come in
late and without regular preparation
such mon either founder through
with efforts 10 improve things, or
Yield 10 things that appear beyond
their power to improve. OF quit ~
shccr disgust IL finding themselves
onmeahee IN repugnani tubulntions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
ENGLAND ,Np uENroN.

whHo the British government has
indicated that no action VIII be taken
for tho punishment % vila. from the
attitude of ono newspapers Il may DO
judged ,hal the people are demanding
vigorous action IN harmony with the
history " that country IA the protec-
tlon 81 nor nationals
England s one Of the countries
ruled hy public sentiment Whenever
the government fails 20 respond To
public demand q changes quickly and
deelaiyely Tho newspapers of that
country c~pfeaa the sentiment Of the
people, oven moro than the newApa
pefs o. The United States reflect public
sentiment ln This country
Furthermore The government Of
Great Britain responds more quickly
e. popular demand Than does the gov
eminent here II Is more easily and
quietly changed from tho control Of
one party % another lt d more sen.
elllve Of Is prestige among tho ma
tiana
For Instance Gfent Britain would
not no holding sainzaf and Castillo ~
protected refugees-men who have
murdered and robbed ana outraged
Americans luat aerom the border
Mhilo the united states would hays
no power to ifg and execute Those
men for the crimes they committed in
Mtsico they might onaily have been
deporicd aefoas the border whcr,
they could eaoapo Into tho mountain.
- suffer Mexican justice a tho hand.
ct villa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
corrnus ,Np rorlncs.

colonel 0oothns declines Co alk
politics TINS for the time at least
setting &c rest stories that haYc oon-
neettd hla name with ,afious posi-.
lons from SHAT 81 governor go Sew
York 90 the presidency of the United
States 90 e alt nae Washington
star SAWS
promptly upon landing Boz Sew
York. Cob GoothaH encountered d
question connecting hs name N8th the
FoFerHorship 0f Now york + am not
in politics was his reply
Tht question was founded upon an
interesting hii II gossip This was
that tho real object behind Tho offer
Of the police comm loneuhlp cone
tempated deyeloHiH democrats
candidate for governor next fam Col
Goethals vas 10 bee induced to take the
police problem in hand al once, and
inaagurue REFORMS sa mnidlv DE
would become q state quantity ei
power ln feW months Then bg nom
inaiien Time tho democracy woaid zee
the advantage ~ nailing forward q
strong man without fEUti0naf eonnec-
lions u ang kind. eta therefore ac-
cepiahie % al factions
erAe riar n ssrh rla~ ey~~ ~
stea Vac defeated b the aeeerisnce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

AtN Ut noon
trgcnt deficiency bin again debated.
Hearing ON the LaFollette seamen' s
Hill before commerce commission.
representative Green save notice
of his intention 20 speak on resolution
for investigating Of Rock island rail-
road financial affairs
Adjourned at 5;s6 y. m. 70 noon
"Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
Racknche and rheumatism Vanish
Away

Men end women having hackaehe.
rheumatism, stiff and swollen Joints
are honestly glad 10 know that Foley
Kidney pills are successful everywhere
IN driving out these ills That is be-
cause feley Kidney Pills are a true
medicine and quickly effective in all
diseases that result from weak mae
tive kidneys and urinary irregularities
Rev, e. Al. knnhtnn, Havana, Fla
writes II suffered intense pain in
kidneys and hack but after taking
Foley Kidney Pills all my pains dis
APPEARED and tho | am IS wears old
ieci ike a Young man Hguin' for
sale by Butts, Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

THE Missouri courts have decided
that the man Il the head Of the fam
lly Numinnliy, the opinion is sound.
As 20 practice Il would not bear re-
view except ~ court Of appeals
nnmnnaeA On hnnhelOr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
The Day in Congress


Met at noon.
Conferences on the Alaska railroad
BIN We're again postponed.
MT Neffis resolution FOR certain in.
formation ON the New Haven rcorgan.
lgatlon was warmly debated.
Adjourned at ass p. m. to nooi
Wednesday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
ALL NONSENSE.
(Pubiic Ledger.)

Caleb Powers thinks that Mr..
Roosevelt can be elected on the re-
publican ticket Nonsensei He would
not even take a nomination from the
party-unless the pressure Of public
opinion compelled him TO do SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

nr Tanner announces That no can
nye on ten eenta day But hc Will
have Go train q while longer before
boz can zee 60 Tho iwo-ccnt a dny basis
ef the Chinese coouo who la now COM
peiing with American labor Boa the
manufacture uf steel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
KNOWN by THEIR WORKS.

In these days Of icy sidewalks there
is no difficulty in locating the though
ful and public-spiritcd citizen lie
spreads ashes or sand ON the slippery
places.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
Nnr ENorGm poIIrIcs IN I'M.
CKansas city rimes)

Il is feared however. that old
fashioned politicians never viii get
enthusiastic over commission govern
mDnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

The French are eating butter made
from cucnanuts but in New Mexico
we find lt easier go raise cows than
euUoauufs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

Colonel Roosevelt is said now % be
homnlaIng In South America, NE has
secured SOME flHe speelmeHs of Pee
rylan bark
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25
PRESS ACI5NTS.

ANAltAth N'iAHtlANAlNiit
Since villa has captured all the film
men, Huerta is willing 70 pose 70 the
reporters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

President Wilson has not yet am
nounced that there u.s. no change in
ha Mexican policy Of 'Watehiul watt
mg'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

THO people of Ei raso seem 80 OBJ
jest 90 having saiazar and Castillo os
resuhr hoardefs az Fort Bliss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

villa saNs he liberated Baurh
probably hc means that HsHch's spirit
Nns liberated Is a yolioy q rifle shots
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

The Washington star SAYS Mexico
Il prodaelnr no war poets Probably
villa sass Thorn FIRST
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

Mr ffFan Should have sent one 81
his lectures on peace 20 Vllla
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

Nice Fat Mackerel 10o
/ pound Homeless Goldfish.
3 cans Of salmon - ~
, cans fancy Red Salmon -
cans OF fancy Fiat Salmon a.,
cars sardinCs in OIL ... og,.
Imported sardines in Olive Oh M
Imported sgrdnes IN Tomato
Sauce .t....... too
Fancy 4 SarIines IN Mustard M
Aiackerel in cars t...... So ana III,
Fancy oysters in cans H.
Shredded C0dfisn, can. ... H.
doz. strictly Fresh Eggs ss
aunt Jomimas Pancake Flour tto
karo syrup, 2-ib. can .. ioo
karo syrup e gallon .t... *
Karo syrup, ! gallon .. 5eo
80 lbs High Patent Hour. 81 gN
50 ID. box Of al Sound Aprlos AZ 9g
. lbs. ef Small Sound Apples 55n
No. . lamp Globes. .... tx
$3.50 Mems Shoes . st5n
$3.50 WOmcil's shoes .,....sfs Ky
85c Chlldrcn's Sweaters ,........ lax
00c Mems sweaters ...... t,o
$3.50 Wcmcn's Sweaters .......stTs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

CIAs. L. KEPPLER q SON
Maker OF awnings. porch curtains.
tents and anything IN canvas.
Household goods bought and sold.
Good line of new furniture Sleep
ing porches our specially. Phone
s61. Sl7-l9 South Second Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-25

I.l.a. VI. asI.alea y lns aessplanes
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-09-10

Just the clothes you want at the
time You want them. At Adams and
pay as you want to. The right kind Of
clothing here. The right kind of credit
too! Prices actually as low as the
usual low cash store prices. Adams
good clothes for the entire-are all
high grade and dependable Of the very
latest styles and pattern. Our show
ing is unEmited-elegant garments for
men, ladies and children. including
shoes. hats and millinery. You see
we have 81 stores to buy for. Our
buying for all stores at once. runs up
into an enormous money. We buy on
the closest margin possible we can
afford to sell remarkably iow-we 20
and on liberal credit terms at that.
Store open saturday unsll $500 2. II.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-09-10
ROLLED SANDWICHES

Ues water bread mixture and shape
into long Ioaves. Knead leaves length
wise, Whec preparing Tor the pan, to
keep grain Of bread lengthwise Of loaf.
When bread comes from the oven
wrap In anapkin Wrung out Of cold
water, then IN & dish wiper, and then
81 piece sof cotton flannel. Let
stand two hours and remove crusts ii
four pieces, using sharp knife. Cut
/ IN IL inch slices, lengthWise Of loaf,
spread with cheese filing, ron HE q
|jelly roll ard cut OF pieces q inch
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-09-10
h|uTderous Militia
Again For Colorado

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 Especially -
National Secretary Walter Lanfersiek
LOT the Socialist party has received a
startling telegram from A. Marians,
Secretary of the Trinidad, Colo, local
OF the party, as follows:
Comrades Of America! Troops A
of Trinidad and q of Walsenburg,
Colorado National Guard organizations
which massacred women and children
at Ludlow, have recognized to their
full strength and are holding nightly
meetings in their armories. Colonel
LOckett, commanding federal troops,
states to citizens that he will permit
militiamen to parade through Trinidad
streets. Federals will then leave. Citi-
zens openly declare these preparations
mean further bloodshed as company
gunner and BaldWin-Felts detectives
have been re-enrolling in the militia
here for the past week. These things
being SO, we Socialists OF Las Animas
county appeal to Socialists Of America
to take immediate organized action
to protect workers here from a re.
petition of the Ludlow massacre, as
authorities OF state. and nation are
fmpbtent. VIII you see the slaughter
repeated without coming to our aid
This message is sent to every state
secretary
Immediately upon reeeiving this tele
gram Secretary Lanfersiek transmit.
ted copies to President Wilson and to
members Of the Socialist Party ma
ltional executive committee for action
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-09-10
ASK HIM ABOUT IT

Now Is good time to ask what the
old party candidates propose to do
about the war being made upon the
stomaehs and backs of the men, VIC
men and children of America. What
will the Republican, Democratic and
Progressive nominees do about high
prices il they are elected?
Will they do just what they have
always done nothing? Will they only
pretend to investigate" and "regu-
late"? ...
This question is much more impor-
tant to the voters of this country than
the question Of "standpat" and "pro-
gressive." 1t comes much closer home
than the question OF commissions. !"
The Socialists propose that the
cities, states and nation shall establish
markets and operate the lines of trans
pOrtatiOn to deliver goods to the peo-
pie at prices that will insure good
wages to those whe have done the
work ON such goods. but will include
no profit to idle. owners. ISL
Socialists propose that no supplies
shall go to the war zone while they
are needed In the peace zone.
Nobody denies that these measures
will bring relief. Nobody claims that
any Others will meet the emergency.
Yet the only political party that is
pressing these measures is the Social
list party.