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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
EOEHLER HERE TO
START WORK ON
State BOOKS
Publicity expert Making Ar
r~angements for Publication
of New Mexico Exposition
Volume.

a. T.. Kochier, IT., the publicity
expert recently commissioned by the
New Mexico hoard IL exposition man
ayers "a publish tho states official
hook for distribution az the Now
Mexico display at the San Diego
position. arrived this morning from
Los Angeles to take up the work of
preliminary Arrangement for the
book. Mr.. Koehlrr said h. Intended
10 make Albuquerque his h%ehdquar-
ters for tho next nine or ten months.
that ~. until the book was finished.
Everything Is working along
nicely" he said this moruing, "and +
fully expect TO get cut such a book
az viii open peoples eyes a good
deal. New Mexico has the STUFF.
there is no question about that, all
that f. necessary Is to tell the world
about a..
The hook win be az carefully and
accurately complied as possible and
win be Of such n nature as to form
n complete epitome Of New Mexican
industry ans progress. II WI also
serve as a handbook Of her resources.
The board Is arranging ! under
stand. go place o copy Of tho %pubiica-
ton in every public library and
large newspaper office The country
over. That ought TO De of great
benefit in "a publicity way"
Mr.. Koehler stated that the first
section Of his staff, five men would
arrive here within "a couple OF weeks
and would go right Ia work. The
others are 10 be brought IN as
needed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
ESCAPE IS
MADE BY MACKEY
LAST NIGHT
Sierra County Bad Man Makes
Getaway from Jail at Hills
boro and is at Large with
Posse on Trail.

According TO word received here
this morning by Santa Fc officers,
Joe Mackey the Sierra county bad
nan, made good his escape from the
SIERRA county Jan az fiilisbnro last
night. Mackey is reported 90 have
stolen the best horse IN the commun-
ity and 60 have got clear away.
Aiarkey WAS captured yesterday
morning at the Wyatt ranch. Ills
flrst escape WAS five years ago from
the same Jail which NJ left last night
Since thai time he has led o more or
less maraudinE life. visiting rancho
when I'm need cf food or money and
leaving behind him a trail OF threats
The original ch1rse nEainst him was
larceny Of horses .
The second escape was not long
ago. when Mackcy persuaded Sher-
lf Herbert MeGrath. who had ar
rested him. that he was not the man
tho sheriff wanted and 80 secured
he freedom.
The third esrapc took place We'd
nesday when surrounded al the
ranch az r. cousin. ne grabbed an old
man and rode through the officers
with the captive for a shield he
had visited the ranch 10 KIM his cou-
sn' but the Intended victim was alb
sent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
ROAD SURVEY SOON
TO Be COMPLETE
Preliminaries of Highway
Building in Tijeras Canyon
Nearly Finished by Forest
Service

Preliminary steps toward the I'M
provemeni at the Tijeras canyon road
are going forward rnpidly. according
Il an officer Of the forest service
when asked about the matter this
morning.
The survey has been made and
We are now working on the field
notes. he said. we viii have these
done la a Few days
The forest service has "a consid-
cradle sum OF money available for
expenditure on his road at once. and.
will have more by July /, when the
fiscal year begins. The local good
roads organization is 10 arrange "a
meeting between the forest service
officers and the county road board,
with is own officers, when the SUR
vey b. done and cooperative meas
rues will be mapped out The roads
local has pledged itself TO do an In
its power 60 nj the expenditure
az the Canine Real bridge fund in
the canyon for needed bridges. n an
of % Is needed. aud will also work
for the Improvement Of tho road on
each side OF the forest in the an.
son. Some Of the worst places are
not In the forest ana consequently
viii have to be fixed by the county.
hut the forest service has offered the
services Of rs officers 90 supervise
the FORK aud TO make the survey. In
fact, the service has already survey
I'd the road not only to its houn-
cary but out 10 Tijeras. where the
county viii work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
MOOSE COMMITTEE
WILL COMPILE
DATA TONIGHT
Meeting to be Held at CONNER
oial Club at s O'clock for
Report Of Subcommittee
and Other Work.

The committee iu charge ~ cur
ing the data asked FOR bs ihc nNcs
uputurr for the Loyal order of Moose
who recently looked over the claims
~ his city ns "a site for the location
of the ordcrs proposed sanitariuW
Will hoid % meeting toniRht 900 no
Commercial club building AZ this
time it les hoped to arrange ni the
data asked hg the investigators SO
that b. can he forwarded within the
next das or So, This is vory inn
pogtant, ua the investigators must re-
port on March 10 and the local boost
.ors want them 90 have plenty of time
To consider The local claims care
fully.
The committee viii meet re- y
O'Clock 70 IL composed OF Dr. SALE
mon. Dr. 4. c.. Shortle. j. y. Hern-
don, G. % turhman and r Dana
johnson. Nr IGhns, MS Geo rturc
from the city causes % yteau which
win likely not bee Hllcd.
The committee already has letters
from numerous farmers In the valley
stating the crops on which they spo-
%clalize. the water they use and how
they get Il, shortages experienced. 10
any, and many other matters. % also
has statements from DIS, Cipcs and
shortlo regarding the cost uf build
ing their sanitaria, cos Of mainten-
lncc, etc. Literature asked for has
also been obtained by NJ. l. Fox.
All this matter viii be considered
tonight al the meeting and the results
compiled and tabulatcd Tho whole
will hen be sent "a &. g. McGec "a
Los Angeles for consideration hy the
investigators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
YOU'RE BILIOUS AND
C0STIVE! CASCARETS
SICK itead9s hc, Had Breath. Soar
StnHnhrh, mean Liver and ilowcis
Clogecd-licau up tonight.

eet "a i0-cent box nov.
Furfea Tongue, Bad Taste. Indiges-
don saiiow skin aud Miserable Head
aches cumc rom a torpid liver and
cioasod bowels, which cause your
stomach to become nlied with undi-
featcd food, which sours and fetmcnis
Ike garbage in "a swill barrel That's
the FIRST step go untold misery indi
sestioni foul gases. bad breath. yellow
SKIN mcntai fears. everything hat iF
horrible and ~nnuseatinR. A Cnacarct
tonight VIII give your constipated
bowels "a thorough cleansing and
s%tfaighten You out By morning They
work while yuu siccp--a accent hos
from your drusfiat will keep YOU
feeling good for months. Millions 81
men and women akc n Cafcnrot now
and then 10 kcep their stomach, liver
and bowels regulated. and never know
"a miserable mnncpt. Don't forget
the chiiaNsn ihoir little lEaides need
q good gentle c~lcanslng, loo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
MUCH HERALDED
JOY COMING NEXT
WEEK AFTER ALL
President of Lincoln High
Way not Missing Albuquer-
que, as was Reported Vi
gil Grant TO be Club Ground

Tho much hcralded Mr. JOY, the
n. B joy. who Is president OF the
Packard Motor Ear company. and Of
the Lincoln highway. anout whom 50
much was said in print last week, Is
not to omit Albuquerque from his a.
ineuary after all
when MIR. JOY unloaded a big
Packard ear from the express car
OF a local train here last Saturday
night. climbed aboard and set out Il
was supposed that that was the ex-
tent OF the time ne was 20 spend In
his city. But not ~. lie only took
a little drive over the Ocean-to-Ocean
highway 10 Springerynle. or maybe
n little farther u viii be here sun
day. on Monday. on Tuesday. as
strikes hts fancy n according 20
the gasoline supply.
AIR. JOY o. was learned today. Is
N Of the syndicate of twelve which
recently purchased the Ramon wish
grant ~ $1,000 acres north OF Santa
Fc. This grant, e Is Understood. IL
10 become the grounds OF q great and
highly countrifiod country club. a
rond ~ 20 De built from Santa re go
d and "a club built. while members
viii build their cottages on the
grounds. II b. said the plan Of the
syndicate Is Ca gct % other men to
enter Il, 80 az 20 make the total 40
and to Limit the membership to this
number.
The srant Includes magnificent
hunting and fishing grounds and
streams and Is also the location OF "a
great variety ~ cliff dwellings pre-
historic cave dwelling and ruins OF
all sorts, all Of vast archaeological
value.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
TRY TRIP TO M
IN FORD ROADSTER
THIS AFTERNOON
Trio az Albuquerque Men Undertake
Difficult Mountain Journey for a
I0ok az the Road

Oakley clifford. 10 White and Cor
ter Quickei. local snlcs agent for the
Ford automobile. left this afternoon
Jemez Springs, intending 10 make the
trip by dusk. The road 20 Iemez Is
considered All hut impossible for au-
|tomObiics because OF the heavy sand
but Nj. Quickei feels sure he can
drive his Ford through A.
Herbeft GALES proposes 20 follow In
on Overland and also thinks he can
peg tiate tbs trail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
ASHURST ADVISES
SENATOR TO SHUT UP

lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J
Washington. Feb. 21.-Attempts hy
senator Ashurst q get an agreement
for q vote on March Is IN the consu-
tutional amendment for woman SUI
frnFe were blocked today aud the Ari-
IONA enator announced he would
move for immediate consideration
after the passage Of the %pGstofhce bill
now pending. He also had a wordy
clash with Senator Reed. who object
ed To fixing n date.
"if the senator would talk less,
declared Mr. Ashurgt, eve might fin-
ish some of this legislation the coun-
|try b. waiting FOR"
Several senators urged Mr. Ashurst
To withdraw the remark but De re-
fused.
Hudson-kiuO of mntor oars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
M0RTUARY


Tho funeral OF Vicente Scdiilo. aged
whose death occurred "Wednesday
morning at the home OF his mother
ON North Fourteenth street took
place This morning az 10 o'clock Com
the C%rollot chapel. with intcrmcut IN
Santa HaFhura cemetery. Funeral
services were private, death having
resulted from spinal meningitis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27

Kansas city. Mo. Feb. 27-Lnrry
Client. inspector Of detectives, said
this afternoon hat the police had
received no communication from the
a%uthoritIss OF Hastings. Ncb. con.
corning tho alleged detention here a..
Roy ". plummer hy two IN
the absence ~ such communication.
he said. the local police would take
no action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27

The funeral Of the late MIS-. Eiiz-
ahcth Powers was hold this morning
az . o'clock So the Church 81 thc lm
maeulatc Conception and VAS 1ttcnd-
cd by many fricn6s. Rev. Fr a. N.
Mandaleri. s. j. conducted The scg-
vice. interment was boz santa tar
hara cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Hudson-king of motor cars
GENDARMES cORNERED
BY ANGRY TRIBESMEN
my LEASED wire 10 Evening HcraId.l

Try LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald
Teheran. Persia, Feb. 27.-A de-
tnchment OF 100 ~gcndnrmes Is cor
nered In It's barracks at Kazrun by o
large body OF tribesmen. The battle
negun yesterday and continued with
desperate fighting when the latest re-
ports left the scene today, The com
mander OF the gendarmoH, Major
Ohisscn, a Swede, was Killed yester-
day.
The assistants are V%asridiwan
rinemen. Kazrun. she scene Of tho
hght. r. in the province Of Ears, IS
miles west OF Shiras. R~einforcements
have been despatched from Shiraz and
O. detachment OF British marines from
Bushire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
GIRL IN THE TAXI
A A LAUGH

The Girl in The Taxi company.
while weak IN spots. still waa able 10
draw plenty Of laughing approval
from a small audience la Elks' thee
alter last night. George Faulkner as
"nortie' wis the life of the piece and
his dancing ia well worth the price
.of admission. Miss Ailaan Morrison
Ia the titie POLE H. distinctly clever.
The tango dancing OF Miss Morrison
and Nh. Faulkner was entirely pleas
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
ASKS WIFE TO RESCUE
HIM FROM BOLD WOMEN
rms Leased Wire to Evening Herald.

(Ry Leased Wire 60 Evening Hcrnld,l
. Hastings. NebY Feb. 27-Roy =
= b. Fiummcr % salesman OF this =
. city. missing nor the past ten .
. days. is an unwilling prisoner =
. OF two Women in % Kansas city. =
. Mo. hotel. according 20 r. letter .
. received here toduy by his wife. =
= which she Identified az being in =
y her husbands Handwriting The .
. letter was struggled out. A =
. grip belonging to the missing =
= man was found IN u depot az =
= Grand Island. Nch., today =
= plummer stated In the letter =
. that he had been druRgod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
GENERAL ELECTION DAY
BILL PASSES COMMONS
nv L,ssesI wire = r,enus nsfaId

fHY Lreacsi Wire - rvenfnn rerald. ;
London, Feb 27.-The house of
commons today passed hy l55 votes
10 ib2 the second reading Of a biz
providing hat al parliamentary cleo
lions pc held on The same day. The
Liberal party argued that il viii
largely prevent plural voting and the
disturbance Of business by prolonged
general elections. The Unionist
party opposed The bin brt ,he gov
err ment has taken q under rs wing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
NEW YORK CENTRAL
HEAD FOR FEDERAL
INCORPORATION
Albert H. Harris Declares
Railroads Would be Glad to
be Relieved of Grief Of Di-
versified State Control.
PHONE Ai.
rms Leased wire T, o evening Herald

TBy Leased Wire To EvcnIne Herald. !
Washington, Feb. 21-Fodernl IN
corporation n exclusive federal
regulation Of issues of railroad sccur-
tiles were recommended TO the hOuso
commerce commission today by Al
bert II. Harris, vice president and
General counsel for the New York
Central lines.
Most OF the people In the rail-
road business would be- weil satisfied
To- incorporate under a federal char
ter and avoid the troubles OF diver
sified state control" he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Hudson-king of motor cars
LOPEZ AGAIN PROVES
A D MAN
my leased wlre to Eycnlng nernId.i

IHY IfasCu VIC 10 fIFThIu.l
81. Paul, Mimi, Feb, 27.-Atter
spending % hours searching for a
man said % De Ralph Lopez. the
bingham. utnh. bandit. detectives to-
nay declared they believed mat Lopez
had not been seen az the horse sales
IN the Midway district as was re-
ported, A Mexican purchasing
horses for shipment south IT. thought
by the police to lave been taken for
Lopez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27

This is usually caused uya disorder
o. The stomach. Take "a good desc az
Chamhcriain's Tablets and tomorrow
you VIII feel al right. For sale by
all druggists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Wait for the Hudson

Don't buy a car until you see
the Hudson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Onlr nno .nnoMO QUININFr

That is LAXATIVE BHOMO Qui-
NINE. Look for the signature OF r..
w GROVE. Cures "a Gotta In one
Day Cures Grip IN Two Days. Csc.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16
PEORIA HUMBLES
LOCAL COLLEGE
One Sided Contest Goes to
Bradley Poly Five-Swed-
berg Ill.

Contrary 10 the expectations. the
varsity basketball team of Augustana
was humbled by Bradley at Peoria to
the tune of - TO Q. The local team
felt very confident of winning up till
Thursday when the tall center.
Swedberg, was reported sick in bed.
The best possible care was given him
and he went with the team and play
ed the entire game. He played good
game considering his condition but
was far from being in his old form.
Possibly IL was this which seemed to
have blighting effect on the hopes of
locals for throughout the whole game
he tide was against them. They all
fought to the end and although they
receiv d justice from the referee and
the 500 Bradley rooters present, the
odds seemed squarely against them. In
the same way that Bradley was handi-
capped in the local game. Augustana
seemed Handicapped IN the game of last
Saturday. Possibly in the third game
which will come off in the tournament,
both teams will e at their best and
then the real test OF the relative
strength OF the teams will be more
clearly shown.
Bradley had somewhat changed her
tactics in the game Saturday. Coach
Conrad changing the lineup on the
local team Johnson, who has played
sub guard replaced Anderson at for
ward and played in that position all
but the last two minutes of the game.
The lineup:
Augustana-Left forward, Stein;
right forward. Johnson and Anderson:
center. Swedberg; guards. Hultgren
and Berg.
Field baskets. Sten 9. Free throws, |
Sten 8
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16
MOLINE LOSES TO
DAVENPORT AGAIN
Fast Quintet From Across the
River Trims Plow City Five
by High Score.

The Moline high school basketball
team lost again Saturday night to the
fast Davenport five, in game played
on the Davenport school floor, the final
count being 81 to Is. AT no time dur
ing the contest did the Maroon and
White clad warriors have a chance to
win, being literally played off their
feet by the Davenporters.
The first game between the two
teams resulted in a so to IA victory
for Davenport and Moline practiced
hard during the past week to make a
better showing. They were unable,
however, to cope with their fast op-
ponents and before one of the largest
crowds of the season dropped the
game. 1t had been thought that Dav-
export would be somewhat weakened
because of their game Friday night
against the Rock Island high school,
but instead they appeared stronger.
The two teams lined up for the
game as follows:
Davenport-Rhodes and Fabricius,
If; Kelly and Lane, rf; Allen and
Kaufman, C; Tomson, rg; Kaufman,
King and Kelly, lg.
Moline-Hallowell, If; Shallberg, IF;
Kiel, c; Warren, rg; Williams, lg.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16
MOTOR BOAT MEN
TO ATTEND SHOW
Many Islanders Plan to Visit
Chicago Week of Exhibition
in Cohselm.

Rock Island will be well rep
resented at the big motor boat show
which will hold the boards in the Col
iseum at Chicago February 2S to
March Z, according to announcement
by officers and members of the Island
City Boat club. Local motor boat en-
thusiasts have always shared a goodly
portion of the attendance honors at
events of this kind, and the statement
that the turnouts at the Chicago show
would be an unusually large one from
this end is accepted here as a fore
runner of the interest that will be
taken in boating hereabouts the COM
ing season.
a Chicago dispatch says:
With the arrival in the city yester-
day of Secretary Ira Hand of the Ma
tional Association of Engine G Boat
Manufacturers, plan for the opening
of TIL motor boat show next week
began IL earnest. The exhibition,
which opens in the Coliseum Satur-
day, Feb. rs. and runs until Saturday,
March z. is expected to be the great
est ever held in the history of the
power boat industry and plans have
been made to entertain thousands of
from all over the United
States.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16
CHICAGO FANS To
SEE GOOD MATCH
Fristensky and Samson Clash
at Globe Theatre-Cutler E
to Meet Bohemian.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-Gustave,
Fristensky, the sensational Bohemian
heavyweight wrestler. will be seen In
action aagin tonight at the Globe the
atre for the first time since he defeat
ed Gus Schoenlein (Americus) in one
of the most exciting contests ever
witnessed in this city. =
F'ristensky Will tackle Paul Samson,
the German giant, In a finish match.
and the result should be great battle.
as Samson is considered one of the
biggest and toughest of the foreign
mat stars.
Samson was originally matched with
Stanislaus Zbyszko. the mighty Pole,
who is rushing to America to clean up
the bunch Of Few foreign mat men.
The Pole was supposed to reach New
York last Friday, and early reports
had /. thf.t he had arrived on time. But.
a teiegra-l from ia x German was re-
c9ired 10y J. d White s. III g that the
boat on which Zbyszko sailed is severaE
days overdue, and that it will not reach
New York until late today, making
it out of the question for him to ar
rive in Chicago in time for tonight's
bout.
Fristensky is matched with Charles
Cutler for the Coliseum next week, and
sh )uld Samson succeed in beating the
Bohemian it will knock the Cutler
matCll out altogether. as Samson could 4
hardly be given the Cutler match, be- Is
cause the two have become great
friends and have been training to- :
gether for month. Should this occur.
Zzyszko, or his younger
brother, would then have to fill the
date at the Coliseum against Samson.
Aside from the change in the main
event. the program is as previously an
Ben Stefonski VS.. Tom VAL
antine, the Italian champ; Joe Wallace
VS.. Emil Gomez; Wladek Zbysako VS..
Paul Martinson; Gustave Fristensky
VS.. Paul Samson.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16
.SOX and CUBS TO
LEAVE THIS WEEK
Berger Goes Thursday to the
Pacific Coast to Join Team
mates for Training.

This IS getaway week for the Chi
cago National and American league
clubs. the Cubs leaving tonight for
ih~r trIining camp at Tampa and the
White Sox leaving for Paso Robles,
Cal. Thursday night.
Joe Berger Of Rock Island, second
sacksr and utility man for the Chicago
White SOx OF the American league.
and rated as one of the fastest field
ing second Oasemen il the major
leagues. VIII leave Thursday for the
Pacific coast. where he vii join his
teammates preparatory to starting
spring training for the coming season
The training season Of Comiskey's
warriors starts the latter part of this
month and a large number OF the Sox
squad will be on hand to prepare for
the 1914 work.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16
Eczema Gone! Acne, letter,
kash, Pimples, Carbuncles,
Boils-Banished!

u ee-taialy remarkable how quickly
f.r,e4ol o. > :. 8. the famous blood
--ss, shows itself ia the skin
rsss1s, - one ingreclent IN = =. 8 which
a-.s1I4y Stimulates cellular or gIaudular
- - 70 select from the blood o. from
- - network Of blood vessels "a the
f.r-,...e ,..ose ele1eHts which II requires for
Az - -. pinpies. Acre. eczema. lupus. or
~ VII blood coalition that attE-zs the
~ 80 sss.ss an outlet through the skln Is
IHs the aritd9tal eject of r. 5. s.
f-.~1- way skin troubles vanish so
e "a sc Why they d. not refurn- Tn
- irnueuce of :. g. = this ane net
rs-.., q bloOd vessels ir the skin = con
- ae.rctirg from the blood the uutri-
a.. lssllred for healthy tissue. and the
- ~ clseaHe f. iust as constantly be-
k.--,lsAoFec- scattered and rendered
- y VI b sur1rfsed nnd dsiighted AZ
- - caGnEe n you viii use = f..
u s-sl2.s blood purifier IT. action in
an quite sengationhL These facts
nt fuug explained IN book on
o. sIteeuo.es sent By the Swift sDeeifc
VI - ssiff Bldg. Atlanta. Ca. You
e. --a y = = % sale a. All drUE stores
g., bottle to-day end tanish an Fiin
a, - you ask for s. 3 3. look ont for
B1u.s.t2 ;anr1ou trick % trying ~ Sell you
-A1s eiss- Do1't be nI.sled-
@1scrL4ss-rase.
Rock Island Argus., 1914-02-16

The Federal league magnate-
meeting in New York city for th-ce
days in the past week has adjourned
after having discussed the most vital
OF the plans and problems of the new
organization. The purpose of the
meeting excited some little specula-
lion at first. there being ma3v WHO
seemed TO think that the Federal gen
erals were planning the propose. of a
peace compact with their big league
adversaries. However, this idea was
soon dispelled. as it became clear that
the Feds were not anxious to make
any particular advances and that the
big leagues were unlikely to favor
them If they did.
II is probable that the Federal mag