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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
25-Year Guarantee

Every starek Piano Is guar
anteed for % years. This
guarantee has back Of Il the
reputation Of an old.cstab-
lished, responsible piano house
IL means what ii says.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
ROAD BOARD CHAIRMAN
VIEWS NORTH HIGHWAY
IMPROVED BY C0NVICTS

I John 81 l}cavcn, chairman of the
county rood Doaid a. =. Siroup AMI
( T.. L. Crosse, of the Albuquerque Good
loads local, yesterday afternoon in-
spected the Alhuqucrguo-AlQmeda
b Dad, recently completed w conNicta.
The congilis began working about
reur miles south Of Alameda ana
reached the North Fourth street ter
minus ~ The road several DAYS ago.
They made an average grade Of two
feet for the live miles and surfaced
the road with gravel ~ cost % a lt-
tile more than $4,000 10 the county.
The road is as good as paved streets
in the city. according TO Mr. stroup.
The convict gang now is wOrking
on a branch from tho albuquerque
Alameda ROAD 60 the Menaul school.
They will make q iii on both sides OIL
tie Santa iee track, improymg Il
crossing 90 which several accidents
have occurred.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
SPRINGER HEARING BEGUN
BEFORE POLICE JUDGE

The trial Of Springer on complaint
made by Donahuo was begun at .
o'clock Yesterday afternoon by Police
Judge George 4. Craig, and contin-
ued AZ 6 o'clock until this morning.
One mere witness, Chief Thomas Me
Mlllin, remains TO be heard. It was
understood Springer was represented
before the city magistrate by state
Treasurer o. N. Marion.
Donahuc WAS the first witness lie
and Mainz were standing at Third
street and Tiicras avenue when they
saw Springer ride south on the west
sidewalk on Third street and turn west
at The corner. ne said re testified
he yelled TO Springer to get off the
sidewalk and that the young man
told him TO go to hell.
Mr. Marion volunteered. FOR the in-
formation Of the court" that there
was no sidewalk on Tijeras between
Third and Fourth street.
FL don't know. ] haven't been up
there for some lime" said the judge.
Donahuc admitted upon cross-cN-
ANIMATION that he probably would not
have rum after Springer IL he had not
given him the rctort courteous. lie
said that Springer had jumped OFF his
bicycle when he ram NJ To him.
Mainzs testimony correspondent 20
Donahues upon essential points. He
believed. however that Springer said
damn you" i'm addition TO directing
them To the subterrestial tropics, but
he was not positive about this
MIR Marion then asked Mainz ana
Donahue to stand UP with springer
between them. Springer was shorter
than either of them
Maing objected to answering a ques-
ton as to whether he had Int Springer
with his cluh and Judge Craig ruled
chat the officer was not on trial Tor
assault The judge asked Mr.. Mar
ron the purpose of his question. The
attorney asserted that he intended TO
show that the charge against Springer
had been "trumped up 20 cover up
tho officers striking Springer.
Mainz said he believed he struck
Springer once. Mr. Marion asked
him to examine springer's head and
lip. ,
Looks Ike l hit more than once
commented Mainz- after scruunlzihs
Springer under an electric light.
MIR. Maroon then read the report
made hy the patroman TO Chlei Nc
Millin.
"Thls says he threatened You, ne
snid. looking up from the papers.
what did he say
Mainz testified that Springer as
serted he would get him. He re-
peated this several times, according
To the policeman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
SHAWN GOULD DANCERS
WILL APPEAR AT THE
ELKS THEATER TONIGHT

The Shawn-GoWd company of I'M
tprpretivo dancers will give the irst
of this seasons Santa fe reading
room entertainments tonight at the
Ellis thcaicr No tickets have been
issued Tho theator viii be open to
employees Of the railway and thclr
families ~ 7.lb o'clock and TO the
public at Sis o'clock,
Besides Ted Shawn and Norma
Gould. the headliners of the troupe,
Adelaide Mum. dancer OTIS VII
liams. dancer. blanche Ebert pianiste
and Brnhm VAN Den Berg, soprano
soloist and violiniste belong to the
personnel.
Here Is the program
T. Grecian Suite.
T.. Humoresque. Miss Gould.
y Dance OF the Harvester Mt.
shawn
8. 4 Classic Waltz, Miss Mum.
g.. Diana and Endymion. Miss
Shawn.
IL. "The Moon Drops Low from
Indian Love Lyrics tCad
mani. Nine. Van Der Berg
Ill National Suite
4. A hungarian Mazurka, Miss
Mum aud Mr. Williams.
.. A French Love Waltz, Miss
Gould and Miss Mum.
3, 4 German Peasant Dance
Miss Gould and Miss Mum
4. 4 slavic sword Dance, Mr.
shawn and Mr. Williams.
". "Aon Desir' (NeYin), Nine
Van Den Berg.
4 v Oriental Suite.
4 1. Scarf Dance, Miss Num-
cvmhal Dance. Mr. Shawn.
4 8. lueika. Miss Gould.
1. Poem of Love, Miss Gould aud
Mr.. shawn.
VI. "rhe Day Is Gone tLangl
Nine. Van Den Berg
VII. Revue. The Dances Of To-day
Norma Gould and Tee
shawn presenting
l. The Tango.
8. Hesitation Waltz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16

IRENE court to practice in tbc DIS
Iia of ColmnOa
iin-tr Taylor Yesterday Was rana-
ferrcd from the Santa Fe coast ln e
h0snital 10 the eaHn,s sail, upon a
commitment from JuaiiDe Ientge lt
Gratis % DE held until examined as
90 has sanity
William n Gleason, son of 49, and
Mrs. T. Gleason III North Fourth
street. has iust completed his four
re#slfs rbprrp eshiD lu the local
Santa ICE shops ana Is now fun
,.eeu uiit ,i-..-..t.
NJ J Stccps, prosperous rancho
man ai The Gipanoia valley IN mort ,
cru New Mexico, rs % visitor III Aihu-
uuorQut tnis week. he mas negotiated
with local retnileis for the snle 81
several curlca ls Of hogs raised on hia
ranch.
County CLERK a. % walker yestcf-
Jay ISSUED "a license 10 marry ~ rm-
mott Wallace and Miss Amy Smith,
both ot AnamHna ARR. Inc COUP
was accompanied By Mrs. r.. j. smltn,
mother 81 the girl. who is only "a
years old,
Judge NJ, G. Meehemi Of socorro,
lch.,u.ay sian,tu J,4usinen, la aat,i
0i the PLAINTIFF In the case IT HcnrS
Garcia against Jesus Auaya for $lJ1
The ease was heard june 20, ana
Judge Mcchcm took Il under advise
ment until yesterday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
d.. schwontker. osteopath. Tel. Il

80 ANhN'hAhNit NAAN'IaAiAs A''s a -
Fees Candy Store. Special sale Of
Velvet Molas8es Candy
state senator a. y. pankey. ~
luny was an arrival in Albuquerque
inFt night
Assistant District Attorney H. n.
Jamisou VIII go to SANTA Ne to-day on
legal business
.aias ida NJ brown who has been
Visiting lu New port KS. for several
Wcehs returned last rleht
a regular meeting of Aduh Chnp.
ter $50. B, q. r.. s., viii be- held nt $50
O'Clock tonight a the Masonic tenn
ple
Cob d. n. Twitchou. chairman of
lhe New Mexico board of managers
Ol the l'unnma.ca lfnrnM exposition,
ARRIVED here lart night from Las We
saa
Harmony lodge No. (, l. - o. H.,
VIII meet tonight at 7.a0 All odd
Fellows are requested 10 be- present
ana visiting odd Fellows will be wei
como.
Father Pclgcr, of SIM Marcinl. was
In Albuquerque last night on his way
home from Santa lie, where he had
attended "a injecting or the &. H. T.
society held there this week
, B. Block Jcmez sprlugs pioneer
merchant and hotel keeper. WHO
spent The past several days in Albu-
gueruuc an business with local whole
salers, lefl curly this morning by
stage ior JcmcA
George e. Taylor aud a. G. Miller
returned last nighi from Santa lie.
where they took tlit examinations fur
admission "a tho Sew Mexico bar.
Both passed Nlr Taylor previously
was admitted ht the united states SUI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
COUNCIL To PROBE
CHARGES AGAINST
PATROLMAN
Policeman Charles Mainz SuS-
pended Pending InyeStiga-
tom FRANK Springer Says
Officer dubbed Him,

Mayor d. Is y. Sellers last night
suspended Patrolman Charles Mainz
until next Monday night. when the
council VIII investigate charges pre-
fcrrcd against the officer by Frank
Springer, brother OF W. II Springer Of
the Springer Transfer company. a WIS.,
itor in Albuquerque lie accuses
Mainz OF clubbing him without provo
cation.
Mayor sellers said his action did not
! infer that he believed Mainz guilty
ana THAI in laying off the officer un-
! til he is heard he had simply followed
the procedure prescribed by city ordl-
lnances lie said he did not desire to
create the impression that he was rep
lrimanding the officer before he had
/ been given q hearing.
The mayor announced the suspen-
zion, after a meeting Of the police
committee. held last night In the po-
lice court room. Councilman Thomas
I sherwood, chairman ana Council
men Ivan Grunsfold and S. B. Coen.
members OF the committee, and w. II.
/ Springer were present Frank Springer
was i'm the building, but did not enter
1 the room where the committee met.
| Mayor SELLERS was called By the com
mttee. which recommended that he
follow the course outlined by the ordi-
nances. This consists Of notifying
I Main2 TO appear before the council to
answer the charges. and his suspen-
/ sion until that time.
The committee did not hold hear
ling, deciding that was the province
/ OF The council The two policemen
who arrested Springer, and Herbert
! Conklin and j. w. Burnett two fire
men of the central company Wit
ncsscs, had been notified to be pres
tent, but they were not summoned by
the committee.
The case Is the outcome Of The ar
rest of Springer Tuesday night by Pa
trolman Mainz and ed Donahue ON "a
charge of riding a bicycle on the side
walk Mainz, according TO Springer,
struck him with his night stick, IN
/ front Of the central fire station.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
ENGINEER PRESENTS
STREAM FLOW FIGURES
AT HOND0 CONFERENCE

W W. Follett, of El Paso. engineer
for the international boundary conf
mission. yesterday presented data as
10 stream flow at the conference be-
tween government officials and ". \.
Hawkins. general counsel for the III
pasu 4 Southwestern railroad, held
in tho offices OF United states Dis
trict Attorney summers Burkhart, IN
regard to the Rio Hondo wafer rights
ease. Mr. Follett was employed by
the railroad.
The conference lasted practically ali
day ana an evening session was held
az tho Alvarado hotel Besides Mr..
Hawkins and Mr. Bnrkhart F. W,
Don't. OF the government reclamation
service. ana Special Assistant .Attor-
nev General John +. Truesdell, OF
Denver were present Mr.. Truesden
LEFT for Denver AT the conclusion 2t
the conference last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
vvv . 9449 o % . o 0 . .

That the office Of the collector of
internal revenue for New Mexico and
Arizona may be transferred here from
Santa Fe instead of being removed 10
Phoenix, when the newly appointed
collector, Lewis r. Carpenter of Phoc-
nix Ariz., takes office, Is considers
likely
Immediately upon learning that MI
Carpenter was 10 have the office
President George a. Kaseman and the
directors of the Commercial club yes
terday joined In a telegram to the two
United states senator's from New Mex
leo and 10 Congressman II. b. Fergus
son, asking them to use their Influence
20 have this important federal office
located in this city.
Albuquerque IS the logical place fer
the headquarters, because of it's cen
tral location IN New MeXico, from
which state the largest amount Of in
tcrnal revenue Us collected. as well as
its accessibility TO Arizona from rail-
road standpoint, Phoenix vs. not on
q main line Of railroad and II was
principally for this reason that Henry
r. Bardshar who served seven years
as collector preceding the appoint
mcnt Of Manuel 3. Otcro, present coli
lector continued The headquarters Of
the office at santa I'c, though Bard
shnr was resident of Arizona when
appointed collector living at Pres
colt
Tho headduartofs are definitely
fixed hy the treasury department At
Washington, ana since Treasurer w.
g. McAdoo rs friendly TO New Mexico
and especially To Albuquerque, which
city ne has Visited and where he rs
We'll known the chances for landing
tie headquarters ~ the revenue coll
hector are considered far from i'm.
probable.
Il is said that a Committee from the
Commercial club win go 20 III Paso 90
meet Secretary McAdoo when he vis-
its that city ON February Z, on his tour
of the country 10 select cities where
regional reserve banks are To be es-
tahllshei by the United states under
the newly enacted currency law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
DENTAL WORK REDUCED.

For the next thirty days all dental
work viii be greatly reduced from
regular prices. Gold crown and
bridge work specially.
Dlh w. n. MACBETH.
Room 2j Grant Bldg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
WEATHER. REPORT.

For She twonty-four hours ending
40 o'clock Yesterday evening"
Maximum temperature, Is degrees
minimum temperature, 22. range, 2B.
Temperature al $3.50 y. M, yesterday
as North Winds clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16

The pupils Of the starr piono studio
viii give q recital al the Elks opera
house Friday evening, January 20, be-
wlnning promptly ~ 1880. There Will
be no admission Zee. Everybody corr
dlnllN Invited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16

Bernard Shandon RodeN announces
hi~ permanent return home. from his
differCm government cmploymcnts
and the resumption of his general
law practice. His offices are for the
Pre- semi In the Law Library building
over the Mcintosh Hardware store.
Central ascaiie' He hopes 20 set en-
t''''s ,'is.,, lia... al v... ~, ,,a,..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
LOCAL ITEMS
or Int REST


Washington Jan l5 New Mexico.
SNOW north. snow On rain south pOr.
tlon Fflduy and probably Saturday,
colder Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
Of
COLLECTOR MAY
COME HERE
Commercial Club and Citizens
Take Active Steps to Have
Internal Revenue Office IS
tabIished in Albuquerque,
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SANTA ~ PRACTICALLY
ABANDONS MI. HOPE

= Santa re, ~ M Jan 49,.
: Three kilograms we're rushed TO
: Washington this forenoon by Of g
: Ulcers OF the chamber Of COM
: ncree, ia an cndeayOr 20 avert
b lhc removal OF the informed rcye-
" nue. collectors office tO Phoe- 9
. nix, Ariz., from Santa zee, but The
: replies held out no hope. The
: only CLEAN Of nope for New
{ Mexico retaining tho office, g
which because OF the income tax
: collection mems a greatly I'M
creased office force ana an cX- z
pcnditure Of some $4,000 a ycar,
/ seems 90 be % concerted move e
. incnt to locate he office at ALI g
3 buquerquc, on the plea that the
! Duke city is convenient TO both g
: Arizona ana New Mexico inter- q
: esta having business with the Of
. flee ana that Arizona having Z
! been given the onicln, il would
. hurt the cause Of democracy
: In New Mexico to remove also q
the office 20 the ncighboring 9
: state, "
, y % . Q Q 9 . @ o Q . Q Q 0 o Q 9
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
NOTICE.
BACK Vt MY OLD STAND
FRANKS AUCTION HOUSE


Phone aIS t2a N. Silver.
Cheapest place In town 10 buy fur
nitarc. / buy and pay highest cash
prices for furniture In any quantity
ED FRANK.
Anetioneer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
a. NJ. WILLIAMS

UfUfItFs
Rooms I aud :. Whiting building
Corner Second and Geld.
Phone No sSt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16

nr Evelyn T. Frishie has removed
h.4 office md resiaerc~ from 3si
Sonth THIRD 10 0ts we~t Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
Crescent Hardware Co.

stoves Ranges
and Fitting. Plumbing Heating Copper
Rfs W. CENTRAL TELEPHONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Funeral OF Frank Hunter
Funeral services FOR Frank Hunter
- Nenrs old. who lied "Wednesday
night win be held at $40 o'clock To-
morrow morninr al the sacred Hear,
church, Fnthcr Joseph Arthns off
ciating nigh mass Of requiem will
BE celebrated al friends are in
vitod TO attend. Burial viii be IN
santa Barbara cemetery, Mt innter
as an actor had appeared in ;he Grand
opera house and Beiasce thcnter IN
Los Angeles liz was born and rrafed
ia Albuquerque, bat for i've Years no
HAD been a resident OF Los Anseles,
lie returned "a Albuquerque just Two
wrecks before .hls death
-=-=
u " CONNER. II. ID. ID. D.
Osteopathic Specialist.
, trral - eu-enie diseases. offiee
Etefu nldg. phouo 500 ana ass.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-16
u " CONNER, II. %. ID. D.
Osteopathlc Specialist.

, trrsl ~ ca-anle diseases. office
Ekefu nl1g. phouo 500 ana IA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
Large and Complete Lines Of
House furnishings IN The
Ro0nomZ Basement
L-CoRn0 QQl 81

Glassware, Tumblers 81 all kinds,
Harthenware, such as Caiuernsey's'' DIM
rerware, CUTLERY of all kinds Enamel
ware, wonderful assortments at loc and
25c. Aluminium ware, Silverware, Cut
Glass. Bath Room fixtures, Medicine Cab
NETS, Toilet Sets, Gas Lights and AGES 8
series, Clothes Hampers, Baskets, Bias.
sonettes, Mops Of all kinds, 8 Cedar, 4
Wizard, . E'San-O-9enic," and Toilet.
Papers. Gas and Electric Irons, Bread-and
Cake Boxes, Canisters, all kinds of Tin lin
ware, Woodenware, Curtain Stretchersg
ironing Boards, Slop Jars of all kinds.
Garbage Cans, Wash Tubs and Wash
Boilers, Brooms, Mops, WildoY Clean
bestos Table Pads, etc. Many Lines spec,
ially priced for Saturday s selling. IF
only for an idea, stroll through this great
housefurnishing store in the Economy
Basement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
II You Would Keep Horne Sweet
ard CLAN. Use a Nacunn Cleaner

AT 1898 We are showing a. new.
model of hand vacuum cleaner, a eonlbi-
nation Vacuum Cleaner and Sweepera
machine that will pick up lint, hair: raYel-
ings, pins, etc. Ask to see the : Waddell I
at 1898.
Or the celebrated Regina Vacuum
Cleaner at $1,000. A wonderful hand ma
chine.
Would YOU prefer an electric ma
chine2 We are sole agents for Clarksburgga
for the world IS famous Hoover Suction
Sweeper, acknowledged by experts to be
the best electric sweeper on the market.
Can be had in four sizes, $500, $500,
$500 and So 600.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
Base m en-
Household Domestics in
Economy Basement

Located il. the Economy Basement is
the largest and most completely stocked
department. Of staple and household dos
mestics iii this city. New spring lines OF
Muslins, Cambrics, Ca1ieoes, Apron
Ginghams, White IF, Flan "a. Outings,
Sheetings, Pillow Cases Muslifs and Tub
ing, Mesquite Net, Canvas, DENNIS, Table
Felt, Underwear, Canbrics, Tickings,
Sheets. Pillow Cases.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17

'S:.se PRINTED CsEsI waists AZ 81 nts
aes ~ bite Rrounds with dainty 1oTal paeterls
inches Wide. 1sc yard. sAIsosshpNgn ms air. o.
ors at same pficese S@sh m M
TiUSTRdE OR I1sa;-A lTnedt nI1 weight I'D
ric With crepe TGaee, highly mercerfEeas shoFu
In all the wanted colofss 25e3yard.
ROYAL sCEs55EaI15--st sfanlo1 s18 4rson
make In all the most popular coIur7 TORS
son 59SSusSiaI value at 26e yard.3s
asSiEs EFAtTfJX PRINTED G3IsI1RBS d sGAttg
score qoEsd intJA designs in attractfe
color cornp tionssa csc ysaRdaas hsa
{ q FANCY CREPE EfA1fEA E--EuTtona ma ST..
White sf6u1adS with checks and stripes col
ors Regular selling prizes .35cA yard. sreqalls
priced 1T G5c yard. 1,. taif5r - 1s
SILK STREE " Iies s1eerS Nj
In large assortne of desirable eolors.n No.
IL silk stripes In self or different co1ora. spe
ati33c yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17

WHITE CREPEasEv6r .wanted style, in
white cotton crepes for blouses. dresses and TN
terwear. Different weights and quailt1es; {
sKIRTTNCS GREPEs--A beautiful white
creme especlaliy designed for skirts. Very soft
and pltable. 2I-dnchen Wlde1 sssc ystFS. 49,
1T 5IsBUTA NTfE sCREPE-lA beautiful sheer
white crepe with dots embroidered In SILK w
only 80 inches wide, 50csa yard ssT ro11.
KIAIQN0s CRE5P Fs7FA complete new line tots
Kfn1ono Crepes In dainty patterns and delicate
colorfngs. Special at zoe yard
CREPE VOL Es One OF the finest Burton
fabpics for spring. Dainty patterns SOME with 2
side borders 40 inches wide. 80 yard;sis Hsss7
SILK STRIPE CREPE special-sold reg
ularly at soc yard Special price SSc yard. AL
Z of he new coIors, fine SOFT crepes with SILK
STRIP IN, same or contrasting colors 7& EIE3l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17

SILK VyAIsTs-In every wanted celor to match
Spring Suits. Fine slken materials
line Taffetas Crepe de Chene and washable Silks.
Prices $ss.9S to $3.50 -
heatuI styles in blouses of plain and novelty crepes
batiste and wolfe Dainty trimmings OF lace inserts OF
Venise velvet ribbon and fancy buttons. Fr1ces
I..sn.llt EA-