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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21

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hats lees than half price, Ferguson .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-21
TODAY IN CONGRESS.


The Senate.
Met 90 N r. m.
Continued tolls exemption de-
bate.
The Uuu-c.
Met ut ~ q. m.
Jacob = CuNcy spoke 90
crowds ON steps ~ The capitol
Further Urgent deficiency APP
preparation bhl u%ggrcgnting So
770.G63 debated
Representative Kahn. Cuiifof
MIA. Republican made speech
puftraying Increased cost ut mill
itar, rations ls evidence of high
uusl Of living.
Friday aud saturday an trimmc
hats less than hair price Ferguson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
PITIFUL PLEAS BY
TEACHERS WHO
'FLUNkED
State Department of Educa-
tionl However Has Set Rig
i'd Standard of Efficiency
and viii Not Yield,

fsrecbL coRRrspoHpEHeE rs noaHlna JOURNAL
Santa re, Feb lG.-Pitful and
heartrending pleas are pouring into
the department of education from
teachers who failed 10 pass the Janu-
airy examinations.
OF the PA teachers examined, many
made astonishingly poor marks AS
the state board OF education has set
its c0untcnancc hard against permit
ting any one TO teach who can not pass
the required examination, Superin-
tcndent White IS arranging that such
schools as are in the hands OF teachers
who failed TO pass. are turned over 10
capable teachers In former years he
was permitted TO issue short term
third grade certificates. but he cannot
do so this year. as the board insists
upon raising the standard of teachers
throughout the state.
OF the ninety-five districts taught
by teachers having only permit
twenty or more than One-fifth are lO-
Gated in Rio Arriba county, ten In
Torrance county. eight IN Chayes, sew
en- In Union and SOcOrro counties, six
each in Guadalupe ana Valencia coun-
ties. rive each i'm Bernalillo and
Quay, four ia sierra, three each in san
Juan and RooseYclt. two each I'm Grant
ana Luna, and one each in ColiaN,
Dona Ana, Lincoln, Mckinley, Otero'
san Miguel and Sandoyal, while santa
Fe curry, Mora and Taos head the
honor list as they employed no teat h.
crs except those having certificates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
WESTERN UNION To
Be COMPLETELY
RE0RGANIZED
Big Banking Company Under
writes Corporations Stocks
in Sum of 100000 10
Garry Out Agreement

Van V,rt. reb tG Eor tho uttr-
,ose ~ undsrg riiine Western rfni,,n
r.lil.,r.,,h ,,,,,,,spv stnok IN ma
a,no,,r, ae i'fd0 oeo nav owned A.,
rbe American rolcphonc and Tclo.
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baaG of ,ebtrh Ii <nbp I.oeb % Co.
hag t,.,,, ror,,eo Fl WAS grnouncod to-
nioh "
Antordf-, b., Inc announcement. a..
t,ils IN XXX ,i.rn havo- not hooo made
lnnhBc hut a 4 8nderatood a IA DE-
stgrcd ~ earns, an thn agreement
r.,rhod rocontl, batwoen M fnder1l
dona,.,n,nnt ~ ia.fIgennd tho Amor
t.an ralet,hon.. and Tcienroph rotv-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
LACK OF FRESH AIR
caust~ Rundown Condition How to
Keep strong.

Statistics prove that the death rate
u very much eroater in the winter
months that IN summer and that the
lack % fresh am Is lafsey responsible
for this condition
II the system becomes rundown.
blood thin and waterN circulation
poor uo appetite. don't dose with
drugs but mkp our delicious cod live
or aud iron tonic Vlnel not patent
medicine as everything In 90 is named
ga every package aud IL d does NOT
give you % hearty appetiir enrich th.
blood and create strength ME win I've
turn your money that shows our faith
IT'D Vnol
a case has just oeme to our alten-
uon from knoxville. Tenn Miss Car
ne king says "for three years ! was
au rundown. weak had mo- appetite
and after an that time I ann glad 60
say vuol has brought back my hcalth
and strength
Tn 5 bottle ef NlHui. ga eur guar
aRtoc Butts Inc Druggists, Alhu-
gueraue n NJ
A. FOr Eessma If scalp try our
saxo suivc. Ne guarantee a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
F FRICTION
BETWEEN SENATE
AND HOUSE
Statesmen at LoggerheadS
Over Who Shall Frame Ad-
minislration Bill for ReguIa-
ton Of Trusts,

Washington. Feb H.. Determine.
tlou of the house Interstate and
foreign commerce committee Toe
day TO dmroWrd The interstate rWo
commission blll pending boo both
branches CD congress. and tn frame
81 new measure may result n further
complications ln the administration
ANTITRUST legislative program
Thua far the senate and house in-
lfrstuto commerce committees have
NOT lpcn cooperating IN consideration
1f tho trade commission proposal thc
senate committee having under fon-
alteration an amendment tn the orig
lual trade commission ban drafted Dos
be- hDuaN Judiciary auh. committee.
senator NeWhuds aud his colleagues
have tonforrr with The president un
that measure and are engaged in per.
fectlng 49, jurisdiction in The hou+n
aH t0 the tndo commission having
been transferred u0m the judiciary ~
ihr Interstate commerce committee.
Representative AdHmsun. chairman.
has appointed subcommittee to
draft another bin ca the samr SUBJ
icct Thus the huuse eventually VIII
nave under consideration one measure
while senators are 40 work on an
other, unless influences are brought
10 bear to have the committees coo
operate in their deliberations before
the revised measures are reached
Prrsldtnt Wilson may be- appealed
% GO strighten Out conditions Zoo the
interest uf harmony and GO expedite
action Tho president IT, s0id to be-
ncyp that the country expects and 's
awaiting early cotton on trust rcruia-
ton aud to feel thai AN differences
relating to the powers of tho proposed
trade commission can Doc adjusted
without friction
liCtrnes on The pending bills were
resumed today n the house Louis
"a. lHndeis, of BOSTON before the iu-
dietary committee, praised The nrcM-
dent fur his suggestion cu legislation
to give individuals and nl-moaoponcs
thc benefit Boo equity suits oi dccrees
aAAlual offending corporations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
WO BATTLESHIPS
ARE LIKELY To BE
AUTHORIZED
Senate Subcommittee Plans
10 Garry 0ut Administration
Program for Strengthening
American Navy


WHehinFinn. Feb lN, without
passing up8n fhr nnnunl construction
piu.lnm. lhf house naval affairs sub
committee tonight completed ita dfau
of the naval appropriation bill 10 be
mbmtfed ta tho FUN committee TO-
morrow II WAS regarded aa practical
lv certain ia the capitol that the full
committee would ernd the measure 20
the house with provision tpr the two
droaduuuah program advocated ht
Secretary Daniels A vote viii be- inten
hy the committee un February 20
lf ihc tNo hatucahns. with dee
rIrateHa HnH auAmHrluls are authnrlsz
ci tao hil Wtl carry fti1.0No. oeo TO
fIfh eco aHH. HH nrfrnHn of several
million daliufa over the total for last
year. when onlt one hattlcship was
authorized
The auh-epmniueoN dlan proposes
ln nIlNNnffts Coo thia NcHr Che protect
fnf gfeaf hattiosnir drNdQck on the
AfHlit coast hegauee % wlll he ace
roaaaf5 a. spend 3lbON.0OD lo com-
plttp iht aftauck ap Honolulu. dam
AGED h aH uHheWiel in its bottom
THE tentative tiil includes authority
tD Else seHfeiHu uf tho navy o. inves-
urate che Feasibility of establishing
government aimor plate plant The
fun committee tomorrow Will ennsld=
rr the question of rowling The efade
~ Vice admiral chairman fndgott
has bin pending CON- This subject but
the senate MN 90 authorize alN vice
admlrala may bc submitted % fapili-
tate final action. =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
SIMPLE FUNE RAJ IN
. SENATE CHAMBER
FOR BACON
No Floral Offerings Permitted
Except One Tribute From
Members of House to Which
He Belonged.

Washington. Feb. TO- out Of re-
spect to the memory Of Senator Bacon,
whose funeral win hc held i'm the
senate chamber tomorrow, the sem
ate adjourned today after being in
session only few minutes, just long
enough 20 adopt the resolutions neccs-
sary ia approve the ARRANGEMENTS for
the funeral
The desk OF the dead senator was
draped in mourning Because of rule
against flowers in the senate chamber
no floral offerings WIFI be accepted at
the funeral services tomorrow. except
that one picce-thc senate offering
will lie on the coffin
The funeral services win be simple
but impressive: there will he no eulo-
giles nor music. The senate will trans
act no business adiourning immc-
diately after the service, The presi-
dent. judges Of the supreme court and
other dignitaries are expected to at
tend To pay their tributes of respect
Vice President Marshall today
named the following committee vi
senators 20 accompany the body of
Senator Bacon 10 Georgia and attend
the funeral IN Macon.
smith OF Georgia Tillman. Chiffon.
Overman. O'Gorman, Nardaman, Gal
hnger. Fletcher. Pomerene, Nelson.
Rect. Hrandegee and Page Accom-
panylng the committee win be tho sec
Rotary of the senate, James Al. Baker
and the sergcnut-at-arms e. = Hig-
gins
Tho senate adopted n resolution exc
tending invitations To the funeral TO
the president and members Of mis-
cabinet. the supreme court. the house
of representative. members of the
diplomatic corps, the admiral of the
navy. the chier of stair of the army
pnd HE regent and secretary IF che
Smithsonian institution.
The public will be admitted hy card.
The body of Senator Bacon viii Doe
brought TO the capitol ~ o'clock too
morrow morning and lie ia the mar
Bile room of the senate until ll.3O,
when ID will De moved to the senate
chamber During thai time i may
be viewed hy those Who ordinarily
have the senatorial privileges, but the
public win be- EXCLUDED. The senate
viii convene at 2',5 O'Clock and the
funeral services viii oegin mt ! % clock.
They VIII consist only of "a prayer 10y
the senate chaplain, the reading of
the Episcopal burial service hy Bishop
Alfred Harding tf WASHINGTON. and
henediction Day sac chaplain. There
viii be mo- culorsts vice President
Marshall may Say few words on
calling the senate To- order
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
WASHINGTON SHOCKED
OVER DEATH OF MURRAY

Washington. Feb. iG-News Of the
fatal accident To Lieutenant Murray
shocked naval Officers and officials
Of the navy department, who regard
ed the young officer as one of The
most skllful nvlators a. tho corps. lie
was the second navy filler TO lose his
life. the FIRST having been ENSIGN W.
-. BiIlingslcy. who fcll to his death
IN Chesapeake hay near Annapolis, on
June 20 last.
When / hear OF such accidents J
am almost persuaded To the better
that the tolls which science and prog
rOas exact are too heavy Secretary
Daniels said
Mir Daniels expressed regret that
the records of the department were
not available so that he might COM
municate tonight with the relatives
of the young officer
Lieutenant Murray was regarded
by his fellow Officers as a most prom
Using character he said and know
of none that could more Justly
praise for his application 10 his chosen
work"
While the navy has lost only two
of it oirmeu. thirteen army officers
have been killed in accidents. since
aviation became branch of the MILL
tary service few years ago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
NAVAL AWAIT OR IS
KILLED BY FALL
At PENSACOLA
Lieutenant j. Nee, Murray
While Returning From Flight
Over Bay, PIungeS 10 Death
From Elevation Of 800 Feet

Pensacola, Eta, FED 1862 Lieut.. ).
Nee Murray Of the nilcd States ma
val aviation corps. stationed here was
killed ut 4 o'clock this afternoon when
his machine plunged 500 feet INTO
Pensacola bay. The machine was de-
moliahed and Lieutenant Murray g
body WIS found 100 yards from the
spot where he fem
Lieutenant Murray had been flyinR
out over the gulf and WIS returning
to the station when ihe Incident oe-
Cured An investigation has not rec
vealed the causc OF tho accident
The death Of Lieutenant Murray is
the first fatality that has occurred ut
the Pensacola station Prior TO com
ing here about four weeks ago, he WAS
stationed az Annapolis he was ~
years old
Three or four nlintors had been I'M
! tho DIR during the afternoon and Lieu
ltenant Murray was among them he
I bad been in tho air possibly an hour
land about 3 O'Clock was coming to-
ward the city from the cur 90 an an
thudr uf about 500 feet, when spec
Tutors saw the machine dip suddenly
towards the water Tho ucroplanc
turned its nosc siill further down
wards and gaining velocity struck the
aater With tremendous force
Two avIators from the station quick
ly flew to the scene of the wreck The
body Of the lieutenant was found float
ing SOME distance away from the ina-
.chinc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
WRECK ON FRISCO
INJURIES 60 PERSONS

Springfield Mo-, Feb. TO- Sky
persons wete injure J, score Of them
seriously, and five probably fatally
injured. in collision of two ST. Louis
and san Francisco railroad passene ~
trains at Nichols Junction. four miing
west of here. touight The trains we're
number s., running from Joplin and
the west to ST. Louis, and the other,
number 1o4, running from SPRING
field 20 Kansas city
The accident occurred while no.
104. wosthound was pulling cut of a
switch This train was struck side
wise hv So s. Three of the coaches
were hurled into "a ditch A call to
springfcli brought "a relief train With
uurses and doctors to the scene within
less than an hour after the accident
occurred. AN the injured We're
brought to "a hospital here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
DEADLOCK OCC RS
IN PLANS FOR
FRENCH DUEL
VeddneS Cannot Fight Rene
Quimbon, for Whose Blood
He ThIrsts, Until He Has
Met Henry RouM


Paris Feh l6--An apparent dead
lock has occurred m the arrange
ments Tor tho duel between Jules
Ncdrinea. the aviator and Rene Quin-
ton. president or the French Aerial
league NJ Quutons seconds met NJ.
Ncdrlne seconds today and informed
them that according Go the laws of
duet NtdrInus must fight Henry RouN,
whom lac nsultcd and then refused
satisfaction before any other duet
could be considered They added that,
quite apart from this. they were ~
the opinion that NJ Quintona teie-
gram Go Nedrmus. suggesting thar ne
hght BouN. did not constitute a cause
for complaint
Aedfiues seconds communicated
this decision Go him m writing and
the aviator explained that he had
struck MouX because hc had serious
reasons fot do,ng $50 aud that he re-
fused to hght RouX until a jury OF
honor had cleared RouN of charges
which lay against him
RnuN Aedrinrs continued. declined
% submit himself 90 "a jury and II now
seemed that as long us he maintained
that position. that Quinton would not
fight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
OPERATION CAUSED
DEATH, SAYS SCHMIDT


NUW Nork Feb. llama Aumul-
Ter died from the effects of IAN illegal
operation according 90 90 confession
which Hans Schmidt. who recently
was convicted of her murder IS zee
portet go have made to am attache OF
the district attorneys office sunday,
Nm the dcath house NJ Sing Sing pri-
son
Schmidt Is reported 10 have said
that .hc woman had submitted To the
operation at the hands of another per-
son than schmidt and had died and
that Schmidt had cut up ana disposed
OF her body. Prior TO the second trial
OF schmidt IL was understood plea
of this Kind would hc made the suh-
stance off his defense
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
MURRAY nan REMARKABLE
RECORD IN NAVAL SERVICE

San Diego Feb, lG-l.icut ]. Moo
Murray, who WAS killed today az PEN
faeola. had d remarkable career In the
United suites navy Al The age Of rs
years hc enlisted as third class APP
prentice and because of his ability
worked his way up until he WIS com
missioned a lieutenant by President
Wilson. few months ago He WAS
81 years old and leaves "a wife and
two children,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
TO AROUSE INTEREST
IN STATE EXHIBIT
BY SCHOOL RALLIES

Especial csRnespannanes TO nosHtss JOURNAL
Santa Fe. Feb Educational
rally days are proposed by the Wom-
ans Auxiliary Exposition commission
which has charge Of the educational
exhibit from this state at san Diego
In 1915.
AZ each county normal institute one
day is To be set aside for an education
an rally to be attended not only by
teachers but by school children. pa
rents, school directors in fact every
one connected With the cause of edu-
cation st the same time, n school
exhibit is 10 be made and arrange
mcnts are under way for staging his
toric pageants and public exercises
which win lend themselves 20 photo
graphic reproduction for the eXposi-
ton such rally days incidentally also
win be Of great advantage 20 the edu-
Cational movement in general
she WHISPERED eyes"
She win snerCl eyes, without de-
muir
On, dismal word THAI was 60 me.
I'd asked her II she would prefer
The orchestra to balcony
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
CABINET OFFICERS
To HOLD ON To
PRESENT JOBS
President Sets at Rest Talk Of
Appointment of Secretary
Houston tor Member of Fed
eraI Reserve Board,

washington Feb Ie. President
wilson today set at rest reports that
secretary Houston would be made o.
~ smner of the federal reserve board
ana though ne was not asked specific
any ahout Secretary McAdoo and thc
hIt1u suites senatorial race In New
ttAi tHe emphasis which the presi-
oeht pht on his desire TO keep his cab
me- intact was Interpreted as an indi-
eatioh mat his influence would be-
akainsl drawing Mn McAdoo INTO The
N'" Aefk situation Recently the
president asked Secretary Wilson to
remain IN the cabinet rather than to
run Tor the United States senate in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17

1000 lao'i''''h ~.
ni7 II 20 NilplA PSI. t." WIZ Wy
poil'e iHat ,"dhN lA u'Hu'f "ta .
Wk enc - ING 'Nl,nN'l'
To-day YOU should tifn ln AhpHciip'
TONS.
TudnY 4an should turn ia more aulr
serpii0nN Ba IT ia ire dHY of all days
when tomorrow nnd the next day
come they Wil be zoe nme, ons
much more So aa you wil then he
nearer me close nf tho contest EVERY
moment lauuta for aomcthInr now
ff fhe enfbiisiarm eff lilac topt man.
.r., gan 49, fransultted tn eroh III the
-,naldataa ~ the Morning journal
u.ifn,.aeea mo closing dave an ta bic
,.e,t,uoiea tbere n rertain fo b. +
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17

anv candidate entered IN the race adj
mit thd hcr SKID and Ingenuity aa "a
suhgcrlptlon-geitor and possible VIM
ner ia inferior to that OF the others
rather cach should display an en-
eOurnRrd state Of wind through sub
scrlpUons ana points turned I'm, show
lnR thereby There ia nn reason % sup-
pose thut amy Of them but feel that
they nro in tho thlck Of the fray
S75 won This Week.
The climbers period closes sat
urduy night When the polls close ht
ID O'Clock Saturday uignf, some can
didate in the race viii be- just $40 on
II diamond ring richer Il depends up-
ON who aocuros the greatest number
OF points in eleven days on NEW sub
scripuonH
The winning 81 special award ia
= campaign of thiH character simply
means that much more prestige ana
that much more assistance ~ the vim
sing 0f the award Aau want nt thr
close Of tho general campaign Tine
more points YOU uarn Ia during this
week, the greater VIII bee your chances
Of winning the award YOU most desire
20 the close 0f the campaign, % wcrh
from next Saturday night
only Two Weeks More
There are only two weeks moro OF
the camnMgn a Wefk from next hnl-
lurday night you. and you ana YOU
may uW uH Well be HE winners "
IHomr az me award ns some of your
rivals An % requires H some ambl-
i0n and some energy ThntH the
word ENERGY IN big letters
Nothing worth while was over won
by slttlng down Wishing for H. II re-
luiros some ronl work 10 secure the
real things things that arc really
worth while in life. Il ia mp 10 YOU
10 WIN. The $1,000 or tour Of the
world. will go 10 the candidate VINO
secures the greatest number of points
ia the campaign
win that candidate be your
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17

Chicago, Fob, rs The Chicago riN-
IT which already has passed thfeHs p
the experience of having It's current
reversed. ls likely to undergo another
operation and hc straiehtened, accord
inns Go d proposal OF the PENNSYLVANIA
nrb allied railroad systems planning 2
monster terminal here The proposal
10 strWghtyn the worst bend - th
rivers course at cost Of about So,
l0Qo en was approved by q citizens
committee today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17
'CASCARETS FINE
FOR THE BOWELS
mo Headache, Bad Taste, Sou!
Stomach or Coated Tongue
by Morning,

Are YOU keeping your liver stomach
and bowels clean. pnre and fresh
with Cuscarets or merely forcing "a
passogeway every few days with salts.
cathurtic pills or castor oil This Is
important
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour undigcsted
and fermentng food and foul gases
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out of the system the con-
sipoted waste matter and poison In
TIE bowels
So odds how sick. headachN bilious
and constlpated YOU feel Cnscaret
Tonight viii straighten you out 10y
morning They work while YOU sleep
& io-cont haN from your druggist will
Keep your head clear stomach swee
and your liver and bowels regular fer
months Don't forget the children
their little insides need gente
cleansing. too.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-17

testimonial. " = Mrs. LAWRENCE MAR
TIN, u King St, Wcstbrook, Maine.
Mansion, Wis. "At the Change of
Life | suffered with pains in my bacl.
and lCins until could not stand. I also
had night-sweats so that the sheets
would be wet / tried other medicine
but got no relief. After taking one bot
tie Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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continued its use for six months. The
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flashes grew less, and in one year / was
a different woman. I know / have to
thank you for my continued good health
ever since r Mrs. M. J. BRowNELL,
Mansion, Wis.
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