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"LET THERE BE LIGHT"

LEI IREKE. BE LIGHT" and there is lighl. For all that is necessary is a twist of tie thumb b and the electric light fills u e room instantly. If you are not using electric lights you are not getting the best. The new Tungsten lamps make electric ligLsing much less expen.ive. Let us show you a lighting plan for your place.
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and other economic factors in compar-
ison with that Of other leading coun-
tries. as set forth in comparative ia
!bles published in tie statistical Alb
stract Of the United States, 1881
compiled by the Bureau Of F6reisn
and Domestic Comerce, Department bf
Commerce. Thus the present export
trade of the United States "a ia BIZ
lion dollarsJ represents about $25 per
capita. A per capita basis equal to
that OF Argentina would raise the ex-
port power Of the. United States to 8
billion dollars; and one equal to that
OF Belgium would bring its exports
to 10 billion dollars year; While
our aggregate foreign trade, when
upon per capita basis as large as
that Of Canada would be considerably
over 10 billion dollars year. 4,
Other comparative tables IN the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03

basic elements of economic progress
the United States ranks high among
the nations Of the world, being one of
the five countries only which have an
area in excess OF 8 million square
miles. and the only nation OF the
western world (except Russia) having
population Of over 100 million. In
the interchange Of products among its
own people 1t leads the world, its
home trade at the present time being
estimated at nearly 40 billion dollars,
or equal to the International exchange
Of the world ana approximately 10
times the value Of our own foreign
trade now valued at billion dollars.
Trade is Short.
That our present foreign trade is
far short OF the immediate possibili-
ties of the nation is evident from a.
consideration of its arsa, commerce,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03

Statistical ABSTRACT further EN-.
phasize the commercial power OF thu
United States and itS strong irternas
uonal position. In railway mileage
for example. We possess cnus.third .
the worlds tqteis our 2Ss, 1000 miles be-
ing ten timeg - much aSsthe mileage
Of the United Kingdom and six times
that OF Germany. One company alone
has 23e, 600 miles Of telegraph lines, or
double the total In Russia, next in or
der. More than one-third OF the
worlds mail service Is performed up-
on routes located in the United
States while our public debt or one
billion dollars. is. smaller than that
OF Italy, Austria Hungry, Spain, Ger
many, Australia, Janln, British India,
Or Great Britain, and II less than one
sixth that 81 France, and one-fourthl
that Of Russia.
Temporary Reeessions.
Temporary recessions have FREE
quently marked the course 6f Arneri-
can commerce, but tie tendency. &c.
cording to historical tables biiblished
in the Statistical Abstract, s ever
higher. In II years, from 1890 to
1901 our foreign trade grew from 10
billion to IA billion dollars, an M
crease pt 80 par cent, while IN the Il
years from 1909 to 1918 It increased
from 9 IL 70 4 Ia billions, 4 Gain 81
80 per Cent.
The foundations 81 tfis growth IRE
laid deep n the soil md natural re-
spqrcss d our country and ID the
character Of our people, Thus the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03

offers it's readers one Of the most ex-
pensive works Of modern fiction as d part 81 its
regular daily NO EXTRA CHARGE The Million Dollar
the latest and interesting Harold
n famous fass author Of Man
sTARTlNGfMoNDAY JULY Thanousefs dollar notion
picture yan Of this story appearing the Odon every
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SOME DoN'Ts

SOME DoN'Ts
Never buy coffee from
an exposed bin and al
ways keep 1t coveredin
your own kitchen, az
coffee absorbs doors
and tlavors as quickly
as does butter.
Never allow coffee to
stand on tho grounds.
This Is what makes it
bitter. Pour it off into
another pot az soon al
made.
Never put the cream
into the cup first. Tho
hot coffee cooks II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
N. {. STEVENS,
PROMINENT LODGE
OFFICER, IS DEAD
Secretary of l. 0, 0, F, Grand
Lodge for Several Years;
Grand Officers to Come for
Funeral.

Noel Eugene Stevens. secretary Of
lhe /, 9. .. 4. grand lodge Of New
Mexico. died NJ 1870 o'clock ycstcr-
day afternoon az his home. 6I9 West
Coal avenue. aged GS years. lie had
been III for several weeks and several
days ago his condition became dam
gefcus Death WIS due to a compi-
cation Of diseases.
Mr. stevens held the office Of grand
secretary for several years. lie had
been member of the odd Fellows for
more than forty-fiye years. and lnsti-
tuted most Of the lodges Of the order
IN this state. lie was member ~
the Masonic order also. lie was
probably the oldest odd Fellow In the
state.
A native OF Andover. Me-. whore he
was born IN 1916. Mr. Stevens came to
Albuquerque twcnty-eight years ago.
lie passed his sixty-clghth birthday
last Tuesday.
The widow and two daughters SUR
vive. The daughters are Mrs. Mabel
SteNcns-Illmoe Of this city. and Mrs.
Al Frost Of Log Angeles Mrs. Frost
was notified yesterday Of the preca
rlons condition Of her father and
started for Albuquerque nt once.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS had not heen
made last night The grand lodge Of.
ficeis Of the odd Fellows are expect
I'd to come for the funeral. They we're
Ieleeraphed Of the death last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

be washed without spelling It's lus-
ter This fabric ~ being used for SIM
pie shirt waists ana one smart Young
wcnBn. who ia noted for good STYLE
90 whatever she wears has ordered
a half dozen Of this material 10 be
made JUST Ike mons nceligeo shirts.
Tho MILDLY blouse L. having vogue
OF its own. since that ~ really what
many Of The popular jumpers really
are u is another excellent way o.
rennvatiuH a. frock For instance, a
skirt ~ broadcloih or serge seems
very new, indeed. with the addition
uf . velvet waist, which hangs In
straight line from shoulder 10 hips.
The hats are made In two extremes.
the large ana the smull--there seems
TO he no in between hat The high
tnrhan and The large sailor vie with
each other for popularity ana each
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Recipe For The
Tobacco Habit
We'll known Physician Gives out q
simple Home Recipe for the
Tobacco Habit 10 Be
Given secretly.

a well known physician, located IN
the Middle West, who has treated
thousands Of caaes Of tobacco habit.
IN recent Interview made the fol-
lowing statement. The cost Of drugs
used to treat the tobacco habit In the
high priced aanitariums amounts 10
very little Here Is simple. mex
nenslVe prescription that can be given
secretly III coffee. tea. milk, water, or
IN the food. as Il has no taste, color
ar smell. 10 3 on of water add 20
grains of murate Of ammonia. a small
box Of NnrloX Compound. 10 grains
pepsin Give In coffee OF fnod a tea
spoonful three time q day This pre-
aeription Is perfectly harmless. can be
obtained az any drug store. and Will be
found worry effective III the treatment
81 thu tobacco habit In any FORM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

0ne-plece Frock and Sep
arate Top Coat Give Evil
deOce of Vogue Of Fashions
of an Earlier Day,

New York. Dec 5.-The styles Of
twenty years nFu seem 10 hold a
lktronE place In tho minds of the pco-
pie This year. the onc-pioce frock and
the separate. so-enlled "iop-cnat" be-
ing particular offprings Of the clothes
Of that day.
a practical innovation Is this mode
of dressing, which has taken the place
Of the suit in many cases The dress
may be dressy enough to wear to
many things where suit would be
out Of place and the tOp-coat. if care
Is taken in is selection. may be worn
FOR evening az well as daytime
The coat Of the season is cut in "a
variety Of ways. each Of which has
some particular style feature to make
i practical or smart. one is cut much
like the last winters raglan coat,
merely belted little closer to the
figure so that the curve Of the waist
may be more IN evidence. or this
same coat may have q tiny round yoke
with collar and the fun godet rlp-
pies pressed into pleats. which open
out at every movement of the figure.
Another type Of coat ~ that which
Is scmi-tieht fitting az the shoulders
ana flares widely nt the hounm. IN
III tlI VI Ni n HHEIIA IfIfIta announcer
Is distinctly Of the Hussian peasant
style, buttonln9 at the side and
beitcd With Wide belt Around The
bottom of The skirt portion ia "a wide
hand Of FUR. also al wrists and around
the neck. The heavy fichuess Of thlsl
trimming Is most effective.
Another coat is cut with the upper
portion Ike "a sneque, having straight
lines under the arms ana dropping
down considerably IN the back A
finrlng tunic is attached Ia this lower
edge, eat in a circular piece 80 that
Il stands away from the figure almost.
as though IL were either heavily cord
Cd or wired Rows Of soutache rim
the front and around The hips and The
hem. Large buttons are uaed down
the front the skirt IS rather narfow
The kmnno sleeve has had ils day
and most OF the sleeves of coats are
set into a. regulation armholc. which /
Is often outlined with cording or
piping.
The frocks which are made with +
Simono sleeves are easily brought up
% the latest rulings by putting veil +
yet sleeves in n cloth bodice. black
ace sleeves into a fable or velvet
rock. Tnffeta sleeves are used in +
lerge gown.
In the Illustration IS gown wor-
ny OF note. Hush. let me whisper in
our ear, it Is a made-oyer gown in
he stripes YOU see what was one
Gown and in the black another. Tho
combination is one which is often
ought In new fabrics and Particular
= helpful when romodeline.
In the second gown is an extremely
iretty onc-piece model Sand-colorcd
IS used The circular tu-
lie Is attached to "A rather wide belt
nd the edges OF belt. collar and
affs. as wen as the bottom of the tu- s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
FOREST SERVICE TO
COMBAT EROSION ON
NATIONAL RESERVES

The district committee on forest
investigations which has been in SEES
sion at the headquarters of the forest
service since Tuesday. VIII continue
its work during the first part of this
week.
A comparatively new subject, which
is being given serious consideration,
is that of erosion. A preliminary
study OF this problem by Forest AS
sistant A. J, Jaenicke during the past
summer shows that serious erosion
is taking place in certain parts of
Iseveral national forests. This damage
is particularly serious in its effects
upon reclamation projects. Steps will
he taken to ascertain what preventive
cr remedial measures are feasible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Most Of Hearing Devoted TO
Bringing Out Facts Regard
Ing Publication Issued by
Coal Mine Managers.


Denver. Colo. Dec. s--1 Facts con.
corning the ufngglc IN Colorado foi
industrial freedom. pamphlet issued
by the "con mino managcfs.n and
which J. y wolhofn, president Of the
Colorado Fuel hnd Iron company, said
hls corporation had had written hs
an unnamed writer, WAS investigated
By the federal commission on indus
trial relations to-day. The committee
probed both the responsibility for the
publication of the pamphlet and the
truth Of the "facis7 therein con.
fnined
Mr. Wolborn testlficd that The col
orado Fuel md Iron company pub-
lahea The document IA an expense OF
$4,000 and distributed 10000 copies
70 minister's legislators educators and
the public After assuming RESPONSE
hlllty for the pamphlet, Mr.. WelDorn
ACKNOWLEDGE that several paragraphs
should be- qualified. that of The truth
Of othcra hc had no evidence. and
fcpodlalcd y .oonalbllIty for sim oih-
e. statement
prtllncst Nnnr tulllnr.
The wlincu lined to give the
name ~ the auihor Of the pamphlet.
who. hc said eAme 80 Colorado ia
write The hook after conversation
With an eastern director Of the com
pHny. ne ala not know who Waa 10
pay he writer for his scrviecs.-
whether The biii would be met BY the
company ~ SOMEONE Interested IN The
WORK ~ the company Tho writer
was hol 10 Colorado now he icstfled.
and Mir Welbofu had not seen him
since laai August. bul ho was sill ia
the tmplny ~ thc company
Chairman Walsh questioned Mr..
Welhorn regarding q statement 10 the
pamphlet that IT some of the mines
of the company from 90 90 80 per
cent 81 the miners before tho strike
was called. signed papers expressing
with working conditions
and opposing tho strike. MIR Welborn
said that a the Rouse mine. - per
per cent Of the miners signed the
but that forty per cent
went out when the strike was called /
At tho Tefclo, Morley aud prmero
mines. he said. 30 per cent signed but
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
NEED NOT BEAR STAMP

County Clerk Walker viii not re-
quire war revenue stamps ON marriage
certificates returned TO his office by
ministers and justices. He at first
thought the certificates We're subject
20 the law, but learned Yesterday that
this was not the case. He has already
received several stamped certificates
owing to the announcement that they
must contain the governments pas
tiers before he recorded them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Santa Fe Personals

ESPECIAL niarkrcH 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa lfe, Dee, b--county clerk
Mareelino a, ortiz left today fer Al
huquerque and III paso and from III
paso VIII 60 to san Francisco. calf.
on u romantic mission. Il is reported.
United states Commissioner Melvin
r Dunlaty goes to Albuquerque next
week 70 appear as an attorney for the
defense In the Davis white slave case
Engineer H. Is Morgans has re-
turned from Mora to report on the
Mora Cleveland highway % State En-
gIneer james A Nrench.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Rife With Suggestions for Remodel
ing an Old Erccl Is This
smart Gown

ME. are bound with a harmoni=lng
share Of brown. On the edge OF the
closing, on waist belt and tunic is a
cord which loops over small crochet
buttons for the Fastening.
An absolutely eplain waist Of linen
or white batlstc,. with possibly a few
tueks front anAhaek and long plain
sleeves which nave turnover cuffs,
Is Worn crest deal this winner The
collar Is usually high In The back and
lafng in The trent with c1ayate of
black
Another waist for much more
dressy hours Is made of white satin
With sleeves which have the tops ex-
tended TO a strip which reaches the
edge Of the collar. The collar OF this
waist Is trimmed With an ostrich
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
PYTHIANS TO ELECT
OFFICERS TOMORROW

Mineral Lodge No. 4. knights OF
Pythas, viii hold its annual election
Of officers at the meeting "a be held
tomorrow night at the Castle han on
West Gold avenue, and 1t is expected
that an unusually large attendance
VIII be on hand as a result.
In addition TO the election there
VIII be special initiatory services aud
The ranks Of page and esquire viii be
conferred on large class. Refresh
ments VIII be served and a general
good time Is In store for those who
attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Snhln Fe. Dec N-eAnother business
expansion Is announced today and in
wolves The establishment Of the flrat
typewriter exchange IN santa re.
J. Bert Sloan Of the United states
weather bureau has made arrange
mcnts 20 epen such an exchange and
repair sPop 10 the tanghlin block on
Don Ghspar avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
N0UNTAINVIEW SCHOOL
PACKED FOR LECTURE
BY SUPT. M0NT0YA

Pupils ~ the Monniainview school
gave m Entertainment Hast night al
the school upon The occasion Of Coun-
" Superintendent Atannsio Montoya's
illustrated lecture on American Dow
tiny The house was crowded. some
u the attendants coming from a dis.
lance OF five miles.
The program aside from the lecture.
follows:
Piano Solo-Inez Heyman.
Plano et-ray Bowers and Muir
lin Bowers
Dumbell drill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
GOVERNMENT RURAL
SCHOOL SPECIALIST
HERE DECEMBER Is

II. w. Foght, the government spa
eialist in rural schools who will make
an educational survey &C New Mexico,
will be in Albuquerque December Is.
County Superintendent Atanacio Mon
toya WAS notified yesterday
Mr. Foght will reach Ration Deenm
Der s. Preparations have been made
for his welcome to New Mexico there
by representative of the state board
Of education. Mr. Foght recently m
vestisatcd rural education in Den
mark for he bureau of education 1T
Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

seems 70 have variety enough IN
STYLES TO make Itself becoming to n
variety Of types or beauty.
The smaftcst thing in wells is one
which is cut circular and hangs be-
low the chin. This Is worn with a
small close-fiting hat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Mrs. McC'ain's Experience With
(roun.

When my hoN Kay. was small Ne
was subject 70 Group, ana was al
WAYS elarmea at such times Cham
herhins Cough Remedy proved far
better than any Other for this tronblc
Il always relieved him quickly. | am
never without 1t in the house. for
know II Is a positive cure for croup. >
writes Mrs. ". r. McClain, Blairsville.
Pa. Fog sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

considerably less than that percent.
age remained "a work
statement Not Verified.
Regarding statement in the pam
phlet 10 the effect that the company
had investigated men hired for guards
az 10 their former experience. habits
land efficiency aa police officers Mr..
WtiDurn fnld This investigation had
been lcft 10 tho head OF the company
Through which the guards were en-
ploycd
Mr. Walsh called the attention Of
the witness 10 table appearing In
the pamphlet. giving The sums alleged
90 have been paid 10 national Officers
Of the Mine Workers According to
this table mims paid out IN the nine
weeks were MS followa.
Frank g. Hayes, fi.o5e. plus 81 .ee5
FOR expenses
John McLennan, f2ess. plus ,i,fe9
for expenses.
John X. Lawson. fi.71a.
Mary Jonos. s2.e6S.
"Do YOU accept personal RESPONSE
bllty for thiHY" asked walsh.
For a. much Of the published
statement ~ has not been denied,
replied Wclborn
~ u IS true that Mcfennan eetp 50
q day viii you correct ii9r
Just as soon oa ! believe II II
wrong"
Never saw Repudiaii0n.
Mr. Welborn said the statement was
published first IN a newspaper. IN
response to questions by Mr. Walsh
he said he had not seen certain de-
ninls that were cited.
0Dld YOU look for population ?"
no, had great dcal else TO do"
Mir Wclhorn reiterated that the
statement hnd been published on the
Of the newspapers In which
u first appeared cor course, II the
newspaper is incorrect this abatement
h Incorrect" he said.
Commissioner ODonnell observed
hat the figures given were from the
0cnori ~ william Green, secretary of
he United Mine Workers and covered
otal SALARY and expenses for one year.
fWN UNIV Nt'NEs
"0f course, / bad not access to Mr..
'roens report" said Weiborn.
The author OF the pamphlet Mr..
Nelborn described ns ~ man "of large
recognized hy large CON
orns ln The east In the main the
natter ia 80 into The bulletin was left
o him as well as the distribution. 30
'aa not expected 20 wcurc data exc
opt from the records ~ the company
4 saw him last IN August" said
ir. Wclhorn When ! went east /
1el him ln Waahnaton"
The author WAS engaged in pub. 5
city work for The company month /
go Ia
Regarding Employees Deposits.
The pamphlet stated that Of the {
100000 the employees OF the Colo ,
ado Fuel and iron company had on Z
eposlt with the company only 20 per
cut hnd been Withdrawn.
Under REORGANIZATION Mr.. Wei
ofn 4Aid that only 500. 900 Of this
mount WAS IN demand notes and Of !
hat sum only $4,000 was the prop
rty Of wage earnefs Va the fuel de-
miners. The rest OF E
be money was deposited FOR interest
caring time notes which the company
luld refufc 10 pay before maturity
4 WIS stated on The face Of The notes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

The charge OF assault with word.
against Theodore Marshall ana his
wife, made by Tom Mitchell, propri-
etor Of the Hotel Combs, was dis
missed yesterday afternoon by Police
Judge Mcclellan The charge was the
outcome Of dispute between tho
three over Mrs, MarshalIs pay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Sick headache Is nearly always
caused hS disorders Of the stomach
Correct them and the periodic attacks
OF sick headache viii disappear. Mrs.
John Bishop OF Rosexiiic. ohio. writes
About a year aSo | WAS troubled with
Indigestion and had sick headaches
that lasted fer two or three DAYS ut a
time. ] doetored and tried a number
Of remedies but nothing helped me
until during one Of those sick spells 4
friend advised me 70 take Chamber
i1infs Tablets This medicine reliovefi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
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Ham. John Holland, Charles Hall,
John James, Julian Juarez John H.
Jones, Virgil Jennings. George W
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Robinson. Dorntcllo ssneros. Max
Sanchez. James stevens. Juan Saliu-
as. William Sehclterf j. J sheridan
90, bessie Sheahau. w. A. sullivan.
l.. + Steerc. George stewart, II. H.
scarborough Charles Stevens, G. w.
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Martin Vargas, ". Wagner, r. II,
Warren, Frank Wells, 1 r., Withers.
Charles A. White Herman Winam,
A. T. Walker, Edward w Whitney
j, N. Wells.
Ladies' List.
Mrs, g $ Anderson, Ruth Brown,
Airs w, Rortseh, Mrs Resclla Bald
win. Miss Pearl boutwell, Mrs. Susan
Parton, Niles Mae Baker, Miss Nora
Enrresa Mrs James hunyan. Dmi.
ira l}aldes, Maria carrasco. Mrs
Maud t'nrnf Miss MNy IL. Cooper.
Mrs. T. + Cfozier. Mrs. y. A. Golfer
Miss nofnthy DeVin. Mrs. Frank
Fisher. Mrs. Grifanda A. Gonzales.
Hcatriz Z Gonzales. Mahie Trnsdalo
Highly + +. Howerton. Mrs, Marie
laramllo, y. NJ. Luccro, Mrs Laura
boaril. Mrs. Laura LAWYER, Miss Lu-
gardita Martine-. Miss Grahielita
Mora. Mrs, q G. NARROW. Miss Maud
Murry. Miss Lucy Montono, Mrs. Ce-
celia Palmer. Miss Dora pacheeo,
Miss Marie Robinson. Mrs ]. II. Rob- |
inseR. Mrs j. u. Sopcr. Mrs. T.. A,
TNiley, Miss Blanche Underwood, !
Miss Beatrice Vigil. Miss Eva Yost
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

FOR Modern furnished front
room, private entrance close in.
Phone 1852. 9i2 Park avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

FOR Nicely furnished rooms,
with Or without sleeping porch.
steam heat board il desired l0i
South Walter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

money % loan On flfsf-clnss real
estate security ia sums Of $500 to
$4,000. r. O. box 1SC.