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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 13.-The CONNER
cial Bulletin tomorrow will say Of tho
wool market.
With the exception OF fair sales by
a few houses Of foreign crosshreds
the merino woods the market has
been duh and spotty. Some cleanup
lots cf domestic WOODS have been
sold at famine rates
In the west contracts have been
placed steadily and prices are fully as
strong as compared with a week ago.
OHIO ana PENNSYLVANIA fleeces de-
laine washed, "a y N 2Sl9c; three
cghths blood com bling. 2i0 zoe; de-
lainc unwashed, % = an 24e
Michigan and New York. Fine UNI
washed, 2tc delaine unwashed 22m
22lac; three-eighths blood, unwashed,
.286pz 4c.
Wisconsin and Missolri three
Fights blood, 22@22lac; braid. 200
20i5c
Kentucky and similar. One-hali
blood unwashed, 23@ 24c.
Secured basis:
Texas. Fine twelve months, 534
55c; fine six TO eight months, 4S@
soc. fine fall. 43m f5c.
California: Northern, soc; mid
die country 45@4Sc; Southern, aga
45c.
Oregon; Eastern No. ] staple, 81 a.
5Sc; eastern clothing. 53W54c; vail
ley No. /, 47@49c.
Territory. Fine staple, 6SM 60c'
fine medium staple, 5305ic; fine
clothing 53d 55c; fine medium cloth
ing, 50G52c; hulf-blo combing, 81
a. soc
Pulled "A, 5Sa soc; A supers 41a
400
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STOCK PRICES CO
UP NEXPECTEDLY
ON WALL STREET
Movement Unexplained Except
as an Operation of Profess
sionaI Traders Who Found
Themselves 0yerSoId,


New York March l3-An unex-
pected turn for the better came i'm
the stock market today after an n-
Inherent opening The principal stocks
were lifted a point or more. There
was nothing IN the days develop
ments 20 explain the sudden change
in the market The movement up~
plrently represented nothing more
than the operations of professional
radeis AT the opening there was re-
uewed weakness In various stocks
which recently have been under fire,
but lhcir declines ala not affect the
general list This encouraged specula-
tive operations ON the long side, and
ID required only q small amount Of
buying 10 demonstrate the scarcity
OF stocks at the current level. The
shorts began a retreat and buying for
b0lh accounts sent up prices rapidly.
In the early movement several new
low records were made. Canadian Pa
cifio dropped TO 203M, the lowest
since 1911. Denver 4 RIO Gandc pfd
al l9A, was the lowest on record.
ROCK Island also made another low
mark at On the upturn, Canadian
Pacific rose nearly 3 points from its
low figures. New Haven ANA Chesa-
pe8ke g ohio were strong.
London bought stocks here on "a
moderate scale. Canadian Puclllc's
upturn was influenced largely by for
eiga buying
Bonds of the Gould roads and Rock
Island bonds were weak in the early
trading but recovered later, Closing
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BRADsrnnrrs REVIEW.

Now York. March l3.--Bradstrccts
tomorrow Will say
Trade ia stll on the quiet Side For
this the winters varying weather
conditions conservation born Of re-
cent hand "a mouth buying the late
eastern season ana uncertainty as To
further business legislation. are all
neid varlinglv responsible. The pre-
dominant feeling Is that the opening
of spring Will act as "A stimulus to
trade and industry.
Weather conditions or the effects
" recent meteorological events stlll
bulk large in the undeuiabiy slow
opening mp Of business
There is a perccptible movement
IN variety Of lines Of industry.
which Is taking up some surplus of
labor. II is likewise becoming evident
tlnt some ef the talk OF unemploy-
ment outside Of seasonal lines are cX-
areerated.
Wheat exports. S.76420s bushels.
dgdinst 27sI547 trs hels fast year,
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CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago. March Discredited
rumors Of an impending break In re-
latlons between Russia aud Australia
were utilized by the wheat bulls to-
day in giving the market lift The
outcome was an advance OF q 10 "A
net. other speculative articles. too, all
showed a rise--corn, ~ TO gaC oats,
nc and provisions ga roc 10 $50
II Ec.
War talk quickly brought denials
that any serious trouble was in pros
pect. Furthermore, the danials We're
emphasized by the fact mat consols
closed strong, with a substantial gain.
Ii was evident, however, that the
trade had been caught in an ovcrsold
condition ana there was consequent
ly but little reaction from the top
reached
Preceding the bulge in the wheat
market, July delivery especially was
under pressure from the bears Larg-
err world shipments and highly fa-
Vorahle crop reports constituted the
chief reasons. Ii was said the amount
Of winter Killing promised TO be the
smallest on record
Corn gathered strength throughout
the session Cash demand was better,
and smaller receipts We're predicted.
Rumors Of export sales appeared to
be unfounded, except 5000 bushels
to 60 TO cuba Shorts were particular
nv uneasy over adyices of liberal sales
lat Missouri river centers
Oats moved MP with corn and
wheat Elevator interests ala consid-
cradle buying of May
Highest prices for hogs this season
carried the provision market up
grade. One of the larger packers un-
doubleday bought today through brok-
crs. Closing prices We're:
Wheat May, 98%e; July SSAc.
Corn-May, G7 iac; July, G7hc.
oats -May. SqMc. July $3.50.
Pork--May $21.67h.
Iard-May, S1O871s; July $t1.05.
Ribs--May. S11.6O: July, S1I70.
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FOR SAlE

$S,200-6 room bungalow, modern,
highlands close in.
$1,000 room frame, modern, hot
water heat, can be made into s
room house az little expense, good
location in Highlands
t3,50U-S0 acres Of good land, mostly
in alfalfa; 4-room adobe house: Y
miles north OF town; $1,000 cash.
balance per cent.
S2,000-5-room frame, modern, good
outbuildlngs lot 60x142; 4th ward
easy terms.
s2,i00-5-room frame, modern; South
Broadway, close In. s1,100 cash,
balance per cent.
2,S50-5-room brick, modern, large
porches, 4th ward, near car line.
Ss,o0O--5-rUom brick, modern W.
Coal Ave, close In.
S2,750-5-room brick, modern, large
basement, corner lot, east front
Highlands, close in; easy terms
tt,50U--4 "a acres OF goo0 mnd
mostly in alfalfa, some fruit. good
adobe house, close In, near saw mill
Money 20 Loan--Fire Insurance.
A. FLElSCE1ER
III south Fourth Street.
Phone 67f. Next TO Postofflce
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DuNs wEFKIY RENIEw.

Sew York. March l3.--Dm's Re
View tomorrow viii saE
Statistics Of trade movements are
conflicting. AS measured by bank
clearings. the volume OF transactions
continues smaller than a year age.
there being a loss this week Of ~
per cent while gross earnings Of rail-
roads reporting for February were
as per cent smaller than IN the COR
responding period of 1913. on the
other hand a further substantial re-
duction occurred in the numbers Of
idle freight cars. the gain In the UNI
filled tonnage of the principal iron
and steel interests last month sur
passed expectations and there was a
decrease in surplus stocks Of copper
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81. LOUIS LEAD AND srELTER.
Now YORK COTTON MlRkE1
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS


Kansas City March t3-Cattle--
Receipts 300. market steady Prime
fed steers. $4,000 9.35; dressed beef
steers. S740mSb0: western steers
S725 6tS75. southern steers SIS 50M
S.25: cows. S4.35m 1855. heifers. $G.75
n900; stockers aud feeders, s6.500
$40; bulls, 10000 100; calves $500
M10.50.
Hogs Receipts 3.000 market
to loo higher Bulk. SS450S.75;
heavy, SS.65mS.75 packers and
butchers $S.5OMS70. light $s.4OM
SOS: pigs SL500S.00.
sheep ~ Receipts 1900; market
steady Lambs, S7.25W775; year
liugs, S6.O0mG.S5; wethers, $1,000
900; ewes, .$5.00m5.75.
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LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London, March IA miscellane-
Gus selection of 18.4SS bales caused
active bidding nc the wool sales today
Prices were firm at the reduction.
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Chlcnrn Llvcslnck

Kansas City. March 13.-Cattle-
Receipts 800: market weak Beeves.
.SI15m9.70: Texas steers. $7lOm
.6.15. western SG.75a 500. stockcrs
and feeders. $a.60GtS.10; COWS and
heifers, S3.70Gf S.50i calves, $1,000
1000.
Hogs Receipts 10000; market
strong. 8 TO 10 cents above Yesterdays
average Bulk SS.f0mS9O; light
$3.50 0S.S7la mixed. SS.55MS.65i
heavy $8.40MS.87is; rough. 5000
8.55, pigs S700mS.55
Sheep Receipts ZOO market
steady Native, $As0@ $50; western,
$500 M6.7j. ycarlings. $500 1005
lambs native, $G.S0M 7.75, western,
$G.N0N1A5.
--s---
Smart spring millinery on display
at the Barley shop today Ladies'
urged TO call and see something nice.
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Look at This

FourrOom modern brick 50-foo,
lot close ia, Lowlands. for only $4,000;
small payment down, monthly pay
ments. Houn have 20 hurry IL you
want this one
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FOR RENT--Rooms.


~e~-~4~~e-0--.-e~~~@~~~ e.~4--re-~0~~N-ea~-~
FOR RENl~-Fnrni0hed rooms; mod
ern. no sick. Apply Sos q W. Central
FOR RENT Modern furnished front
room NO sick need apply con n. am
FOR iHNr-ln Furnished room, hot
water heat No eiolt ana w SILVER.
For BENI Modern furnished room
S23 Nofh Fourth
FOR RENT One Furnished room.
call l2f IS Arno
FOR RENT -Nico room With nne
sleeping porch 2l2 81 lligh
FOR RENT Furnished room mod
ern convenience zen s. Third
FOR RENT furnished rooms WITH
sleeping porch. CLOSE il j. 6 At
bright
FOR RENT nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping, NO sick
52l w. silver
I FOR BENT- slecpns and ighl
housekeeping rooms, modern ii.
$. Broadway
FoR RENT furnished rooms fll
Eight hnusehoop'u f23 s. Fourth
Phone laG5J.
~ Ntih 4NftNi 'rieoiN llHit ihoutIn
2l3 " Marquette Inquire a. Ben.
Ita 8l5 s First
ron RENT -lwee single room. fur.
niahod Cor housekeeping. Cau %
I622la W. Central
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; bath
steam heut $500, So. 81 a week
I GRIND Central hotel,
FOR RENT FURNISHED room, storm
I hoatcd, with board no sick taken
224 N. Eighth
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
with screened porch, for Ugh
housekeeping. aus y. sixth
FOR BENT-Funished room VIII
sleeping porch Phone 1901 or cal
DIS -. Central afternoons.
FOR RENT-Sleam heated furnished
rooms $3.50 ana $500 per week
I 3O3 l-2 w. Central Ave. Room 20
FOR HENI--furnisned rooms r1i
light housekeeping single or en-
suite, also other rooms, REASONABLE.
rates. ana w Gold.
/ FOR RENT sleeping aud light
housekeeping rooms, 22ta w
Central State hotel
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NEW YORK NnTL oiARKETs.

Now York. March t3.--Copper
quiet; standard spot and April sl3.23
"a 400
Iron, quiet and unchanged
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STORAGE.

WANTED--pianos. household goods.
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates, Phone as The Security Ware
house " Improvement co Springer
Iranufer Co.. successors ITO Gold
Ave
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous.

e@-~@~-~~~s@~-~-@~~-~~-~-
FOR SALE-Cedar posts. T. l5i2W.
FOR Cheap, one horse buggy
and harness. Call 223 y. Second
ron sALE-Ollyer typewriter, like
new, s25 S21 West Gold Ave Tel.
.144
FOR SALE Good tent house, $500,
$4,000 erected ON your premises
Phone 150lW.
ron sALE-Good horse and buggy.
Call at Bambrook Bros. livery, or
phone 6s6.
FOR sALE-A snap $4,000 saddle
and $1,000 horse. Both for $4,000.
Tony Michelbach, old Albuquerquc
FOR SALE = Up-to-date portable
chicken house, cheap; also mimeo-
graAh. 25e North High.
FOR SALE Aifaifa. 500 ana soc a
bale and whcat. either by the ton,
reasonable, perfectly olean, no weeds.
Inquire Palmer ranch.
FOR sALE-One dining room table,
g chnirs and buffet ladies' writing
desk and chair. : ice chest Inquire
at Dunbar's real estate office ga w.
Gold
FOR sALE-One overland 5-passen-
ger touring car. 1912, good condi-
ton One 5-passengcr Ford, newly
painted and overhauled. See Oakley,
"A r. A. T.
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We have am unusually attractive
list of houses and vacant lots Just
now, which can be bought on easy
terms. Why pay rant2
Sec tfs.
Insurance loona Rentals
JOHN M. MOORE REALTY co.
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PERSONAL.

-e~eS'0~o-a-eec1~--r>- -ss-~-e-~~---~-~---~-o.-~
When delayed or Irregular
use Triumph pills; always depend
able. RELIEF and particulars free
Write National Medical Institute. MI.
Waukee, Nia,
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F0R lease.

@-"-o~0-~~~@~~-~~~-~@-@~ -~~~-~-~~e-~~-o-~~ ~
FOR LEASE-3p-acre ranch. 9 miles
Nurth Fourth street, Albuquerque.
Good orchard Hood house. darv
barn. etc. FULLY equipped II desired
Address s 0dlc yuma, Ariz
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NFw YORK LEAD AND spELTER.

New York. March i3.-Lead, quiet
$s.a51A05.
spelter. quiet. $3.50 $50.
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NEw YORK MoNEY MARKET.

NcW York. March i2--Cail money,
steady. iA41M Per cent
Time loans firm, SO days, per
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shares.
NE general bond market was steady
ai.er e period Of irregnlarty
Total sales. $4,000 600.
United States bonds were unehang-
e on call
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cent; 30 days, "a per cent; 6 months
35a m3& per cent
Mercantile paper. 4@4t5 per cent
Bar silver Csc
Mexican dollars, 45l4c
81. LOUIS LEAD AND sPELTER.
ST. Louis. March 13.-Lead DUH,
$8.S7 e @892l5 spelter, nominal,
$5.15
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York. March 13.--Couon. spot
steady $t3.20, gulf $13.45.
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TYPEWRITERS.

l-l-aNs7l"l@al~J0le-~1.FsF F~T-a-a~r~~---Nel~NN-
ALI KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought. sold. rented and re
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex
change Phone IA. 81 W. Gold
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WAMTED--Ranohas.

WANTGD~Raneh north Of town. 6
10 TO miles Address IL. T., care
journal
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SEVEN

dAGnALENA-Stlt pttsu
ALTO lime
Phone 61. Magdalena
Trip made for two passengers fare
$500 each Special ear. four pasaen
gers, one way, $1,000
We drive OVERLAND CARS and give
the best service In this country to any
where
MACHINE AUTO = CONSTRUCTOR
COMPANY.
Magdaltna " NJ @ n Brown MFf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR sAI4E--N a-tanft al Hpfa In
taGiro
FOR SALE-Milk business. $500. 90
monthly. Also ranch for rent Phone
11rI
NOTICE. can sell your business. no
matter whore located. have cash
buyers waiting Harry G. Gordon
Real Estate and Brokerage. 725 s.
Arno.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~~sr@-NFa
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and
stove repairing w A. Con Phone
SIS
WANTED tuupg milk cows Ad-
drcss liN. care Journal
WANTED-We buy old gold and sll-
YER iewelry. BENEFITS, 1f5 s. End
WANTED Lace curtains carefully
Numbered 1908 n Copper Phone
5S7
WANpED-Two uufurnishod rooms
for housekeeping Fourth ward pre-
ferred Address 51s w. Marquette.
WANrED-The heavy mucus from
diseased lungs for chemistry tests
FREE. Dr. BreWingtons Laboratory,
lgnacio. colo
WANTED TO ECY -Residenec Of 8 on
rooms brick preferred, must ho
thoroughly modern. Ia Highlands. u.
G. g.. care Journal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S~~e-4~~~4~-H-~~--~~-~~~-~
Work by an experienced
nurse, references Also by strong
healthy man, work OF any kind. 500
s. High
WANTED - Painting and paper
hanging. We do good work at mod
crate prices, let us figure on your job
Phone 1854.
NTED-General house WORK. or
position as housekeeECr ON ranch
by single lady Address c. H., care
journal
WANTED Position by expert stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper; reliable, ex-
perienced. A-No.-1 references. VIII
work for nominal salary ]. e., care
Journal
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SINGLE COMB WHITE IEGHORN
CHICKS AND EgGg.

NHtANAH AM AHsAf1s
From heavy lnying vigorous, old
stock' the product ol our years of cx-
pcrience in breeding. Prize winners
four years az Sow MoNico State Fair
Best cockorel in ial3 show Chicks.
ice each S1s per hundred Eegs.
$500 per fifteen. fG per hundred.
dcntrya Poultry Ranch, Albuquerque,
4. ~ lh0ne l55el
DAVENPORT baby CHICKS =
Chicks 81 nual's they have the VT
iallly. don ia % victim of others cy-
porImenis, We hive an ezpcrt inouha-
Tor man n charen of dir machine
which % q guarantee in itself We
hate just Installed 5000 capacity
Cnndee incubator in addition 90 our
3O00-cgg mnchuoH Eon1 us your
eggs 60 be Matched we do custom
matching we have s. q white leg
horns Young and FcrHs strain. G.
heda and Barred Plymouth R0ehH.
Davenport Poultry f4rth phanp bat.
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HOTELS.

~-0e~~-0-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~=--
WHEN ID Albuquerque stop at the
Metropolitan MOTEL First and Cen.
trail Newly furnished Mrs J.. A.
lanchar
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FOR SALE-About o acres improved
land adjoining Lockhart Ranch, at
Ia bargain Henry Loekhart phone
1889
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P0RTERFIELD CO.
FIRE INSURANCE--LOANS
GIG West Gold
HELP WANTED--Male.

HELP WAN | ED-Male.
S~-~~~-0SN~~~-~-------~y~~
WANTED First-class baker at the
French Bakery
WANTED Boy about ~. permanent
Job Phone 1914
WANTED-A No. ] bakor all round
mum good wages far uBht party.
Address Box 62S, Gallup. N H.
HELP WAMTED-FemaIe.
.---..---- s.--..-..s .-.-..-.t
WANTED-Co0k. tlf S. seventh
WANTED-G Girl ion general mousse
work Apply 12l w. Grand
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nor sAIN OR TNANN -lO-Hore ~
lnqushment. o miles from Albu-
IQuerQue 5000 per acre. Inquire S28
S. Fourth ST., city.
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E0R SALE-PouIfrY ana Enn

NlNlut aAlhi TOO n. Eighth 81, Alnu-
querque for price and terms
FOR SALE-Poultry and Edus
e-.~~~--e,s>lN~-~~~.~r-~- -N--a--->~-ee--s.
FOR SALE nFgs for Matching, full
blood r. J. Rods and White Leg
horns. alt S. tditM
FOR SALE Eg8g Cor hatchlng, thor
ouHhhrcd y :, Reds 8 cents each
fl3 K Broadway Phone i5i0W
FOB SALE Columbian WYand0tte
e2Es. Si..N'pcr 49, Eun grHine,ons
Iand licds. 49, per la leQl s.. Edlth.
FOR SALE Isl d. White Lcghorn
baby chicks aud ogns Cor Matching,
In amy quantity W. j. Yott. T.. %. BoX
lO1
FOR sALH - l1egs ion hatehnp.
Black Niuorc1s. white Lcghorng
llarted hoehs, White 0rpingtons
Phone 12s0.
FOR SALE Hess for hatehng. Sins
Clio comb white leshorn one BUR
orninEtm ard one Rhode Island Rcd
eockercl bll Slate.
FOR SALE Epes. Two select matlngs.
Rose and s. O. Rhode island Reds
D W Rich and De- q. Harrison strain.
price i'ehl 900 North EiHhth.
uOuDhNs
Abernathy strain egs $50 per
l3, cHatem nri1u stock Airs Fred
Wrleht. ego Forreatcr Phone l269W.
FOR sALE--settmes of Buff Orpmg-
tons ana Biack Mnofoa eggs. $500.
Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns.
~ cents can corner OF Thirteenth
aud Roma Phone 800
FOR SALES C Brown Loghorus
tthe modern cge machines sweep
stake and trophy winners last State
faif. hes9 $500 per setting OF 49,.
Phone l39SM. D. w. Fakes
1 FOR SALE - Eggs for Matching
/ ELEVEN DIFFERENT BREEDS,
/ ALL LAYING STRAINS; also Bronze
turkey ana Indian Runner duck eggs
az reasonable prices. Phone 1858, or
write your wants. Ideal Poultry Ranch.
Qld Albuquerquo. N NJ
I FOR SALl,-iiggs for Matching Eng
lish Ring Neck pheasants, Toulouse
geese. Indian Runner ducks, Part
ridge Cochin bantam Barred plymouth
( Rocks, s q. White Leghorns S. O..
Black Mlnoreas White Wyandottes.
g. a. Pappe, 1914 North Fourth street,
Alhnquerquc. n. NJ
FOR SALE TURKEY GGGb-Mam-
moth Bronze, rishcl strain. hardy
stock, range raised 90 cents oach IN
dian Runner duck eggs from winter
layers and prize winning stock. faWn
and white per 10, $3.50 and ga00i
white per W., $500 Lloyd Hunsaker.
T.. Q BOX 26S. City.
THEY LAY, they win. they pay Won
four firsts. one second. al state
fair. 1911; SIX firHts, two seconds.
1919; five flrste, four seconds and
Gov Mcdonald cup, 1918. Il, c. r. /.
Reds Notified Aueonaa IS. G. White
.Orpngtona, Bun OrpinEtons and |. n
Ducks. Stock, oRgs and chicks Tor
sale. J.. p. Thomas o Box III m
~ 7azeldlne
] III a. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-14
E0R SAlE--Real Estate

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

IS the cause of the deplorable situa- ton under which a number of young men were brought before the body charged wit hcriminal offenses
 A recommendation that the license or the Owls club of Montgomery be re- voked by the excise commission as it IS nothing more nor less than an open sahplng house." was made by the grand jury. It also suggested that the sheriff and police department give the commission more cooperation in en- forcing the liquor laws.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

reading of Mime. Gueydans letters seemed to be going unfavorable for the defense during yesterdays session of Mime. Gail lauxs trial. Judge Albanel announced there would be recess.
 The Figaro affirms today that Judge Pagoury then said in low tones:
 You dishonor us. sir.
 The two judges after yesterday fore roon's adjournment, went into their pri- vate room and engaged in heated dis cussion of loud tones, it was said. Evi- dently Dagoury admitted that he had said more than he intended to say and apologized
 Maitre Henri Robert, Laborie and Chenu interven4d as peacemakers. and the incident was regarded as closed.
 Toray, however, report of 1t was made public on the front page of the Figaro which left Judge Albanel no option but to send his second to his colleague.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
MONTGOMERY GRAND
 JURY MAKES REPORT
Severely Criticizes Conditions Which Now Prevail and Offers
 Remedial Suggestions

Montgomery, July 25.-Severely criticizing conditions which now pre- vail in Montgomery and offering a number of strong suggestions and rec concentrations for betterment of the affairs of the county. the grand jury made it's final report to Judge Gaston Gunter in the city court at noon Sat- urday. There were 231 indictments re- turned out of 300 cases docketed, after examination of 560 witnesses.
 The report was lengthy and did not mince words in it's suggestions or arr judgments. Gambling dens now invest the city, according to the report, and some of the poolrooms about town are veritable training schools for gamblers and criminals. This condition, 1t says.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
TAX ASSESSMENTS
 RAISED YESTERDAY

large number of cases in which prop erty tax assessments were raised agree ment were docketed by the board of reve- nue yesterday There were practically no contests. The following cases set for yes terday were settled by agreement:
 Miss Julia Fogarty. so22s: Miss Mamie Fogarty. sl60o; c. o. Foot, Ss0o E. E. Forbes Plano company, s25o0; w. B. Ford, s67o; J. F. Foster. $500; J. S. Foster. s25O; Kathleen M. Foster. 5000; w. B. Foster. $75o; Mrn. M. E. Fowlkes. $500; J. Fox & Co., $500; w. T. and Lula Fox. 5000; s. E. Fraiiey. $500; Mrs Dora P. Francis. s650o; Franklin, Stiles x Franklin Grocery Co.,. S20o0: F. J. and E. w. Frazier, s200; Mrs. Nancy D. Frazier. sl5o; Robert Frazier. uoo0; James Freeman. sl10O; pr. A. H.