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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
nClTY PLANNING' IS
GREATLY NEGLECTED

Washington. Dec. a.-"city plan
ming" as an all important factor IN
municipal life. WAS discussed asain
today by Speakers at tho convention
of the American Civic association, IN
session here Keen competition OF
commercial life and the Intensity oi
struggles between individuals, We're
declared responsible for many on
jectionable conditions existing IN the
larger cities.
Arnold w. Drummer referred to
New York as "irregular and disorder
~. where the big and lIttle, the eN-
pensive and the shabby stand mixed
on all sides. Every favorable chance
for design has been thrown away
he said and Times Suarc, Mndison
Square and Broadway are consplen-
GUS instances Of neglected opportuni-
ties.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
What's New in New Mexico
NOTED EDUCATOR TO
I. DELIVER ADDRESS IN
PALACE OF GOVERNORS
.s-sel., r,srAreu 70 ao.nlrs ,ous...l

santa Fe. Dec. 3.-Superintendent
Of Public Instruction Alvan n. White
II making ARRANGEMENTS to have
Hon. III, w. Fosht OF the department
Of education at Washington, ID. c.,
deliver an educational address in the
assembly room of the Palace OF the
Governors this month Mr.. Foght viii
arrive in New Mexico on next Tues
day evening. but Mr.. White Will prob
ably he unable to greet him at RAJ
ton. Mrs. Josie Lockard, the Colfax
county superintendent. however, will
do the honors and win show him
what Colfax county is doing In the
educational line, Mr. Foght's mission
being to make an educational survey
OF New Mexico. the publication OF
which viii be awaited with much in
terest because OF the bilingual and
other peculiar features of school life
In New Mexico
superintendent White also wrote
TO County Superintendent Desmarais
at Las Vegas and Atansio Montoya
at Albuquerque today TO be ready TO
take Mr.. Foeht ON school inspection
trip in thelr counties. He has also
asked Dr. Frank H. II. Roberts OF
the Normal university to show the
visitor what New Mexico state in
stitutiOn looks like
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
Eirs1 Var stan,ns uscd.

Santa n, Doc g. Mrs Loulse
White, wife of the superintendent o.
public instruction, had the honor ~
affix the first war feNcnne stamps ~
q warranty deed recorded IN TINS
county. The number Of stamps aftlNau
to the deed recording Tie ,arqu slllpa
Of a residence property on Washins
ton avenue from former state Ensl 4
neer Charles D. Miller. was fiItS eaeh
of two-eent denomination. The law
requires that each stamp be cancelled
by writing name and date
upon it. which was quite a task N
this instance
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
III Omen Penitentiary Bids.

Santa Fe, Dec. 3.--There VII De
many bids and there is keen rivalry
to capture the contracts TO supply the
state penitentiary with its groceries,
heat. cloth. clothing and grain Tor
the next six months. The bids viii be
opened on Thursday morning OF next
week BY the penitentiary commission,
which will on the same day act on
apnlieatlons for parole. In this con-
pectfon Governor Mcdonald holds
that the paroling Of man before ne
has served his minimum sentence
does not entitle him to restoration OF
citizenship. He will grant such res
foration only after the time OF the
minimum term has expired and the
annlicant has given evidence OF being
> law abiding and useful citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

Santa Re, Dec. a.--1That There Is
still plenty of small game In New
Mexico. is demonstrated by the fact
that 2f7 quail were served to that
many people at Malaga, Eddy eoun-
ty, the occasion being the SUNDAY
school convention of the Carlsbad
Project association Preparatory for
the convention. the settlers organized
q general hunt which passed Off with
out a mishap and the bagging Of 244
quail The game warden VIII now
inquire whether every one of the nun
dred or so who engaged in the hunt
was in possession of the necessary
license
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

Governor M'DonaId Signs
Proclamation Declaring Al
Quarantine Against Entire
Country,

Santa Fe, Dec. 3.--An embargo
against all cattle importations. TO go
into effect tomorrow, was announced
today by the following proclamation:
Whereas. the cattle sanitary board
of the state Of New Mexico has knowl-
edge that the contagious and COM
municable disease known as foot and
mouth disease Is now prevalent among
the livestock in \ great many of the
states Of the United States, and that
there is a probability that the disease
is affecting animals In herds not yet
located. possibly In states not now
under quarantine.
And whereas. such knowledge has
been communicated by said board to
the governor Of the state of New
Mexico:
Now therefore. I. William c. Me-
Donald governor of the state of New
Mexico, upon recommendation OF the
cattle sanitary board and under the
authority conferred upon me by sec
tion SS of the compiled laws of 1897,
do hereby proclaim that the importa-
tion Of cattle OF every description
from all states in the United States,
the Dominion of Canada and the re-
public Of Mexico, into the state of
New Mexico, is prohibited.
All stock shipments now actually
loaded and enroute. which cannot be
diverted. must be held at railroad dcs-
tinations until inspected and re-
leased by state or federal veterinarian
And II is further ordered that no
stock shall move within the state of
New Mexico, when transported by
cars, unless all stock cars so used are
disinfected under supervision of fed
eral or state veterinary inspector.
This quarantine proclamation shall
take effect and be in force from and
after the 4th day of December. 1914.
and shall remain in force until re-
scindcd.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great
seal OF the state OF New Mexico to be
affixed at Santa Fe. New Mexico, this
Ord day of December, 1914.
Signed)
WILLIAM c. M'DoNALD.
Governor.
Attest
ANTONIO LUCERO,
Secretary of State.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
SUSPECTED NEGRO
ESCAPES LYNCHERS
lsy nosnlne JOURNAL sesosl lsAssp w,.al

ShFevepoft La, Dee. 3--Kane NC
Knight, one OF the negroes suspected
Of implication In the killing OF Charles
NJ Hicks. postmaster at Sylvester stu
ton, escaped from posse making
ready to lynch him today. and Is
thought to have crossed the state fine
into Texas. 1t was reported earlier
that Mcknight had been lynched by
the posse. which yesterday exacted
summary punishment OF two other
negroes for the death of Hicks.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
BIGGEST TAXPAYER IN
STATE PROMPT TO PAY

Santa Fe, Dec 3,--The \. IT, 4 3 y
Is prompt as usual In paying It's taxes.
In fact. II is by far the biggest tax
payer in the state and the amount II
pays each year to state, county, city
ana school districts, would almost run
the state without any further income.
County Treasurer Cclso Lopez re-
ioises over the receipt yesterday of
$2.291, paid BY the company for the
holdings of the Cherokee a. Pittsburg
Coal AZ Mining Co., in southern Santa
Fe county. in the Cerrillos district. Il
also paid Sl5,7S6.42 Of taxes on It's
track in the county, the county trca-
surer holding il before issuing receipt
until the assessment books are re-
ceived by him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
RECORD SUM WILL BE
APP0RTIONED BY WHITE
FOR SCHOOLS OF STATE

Santa Fe. Dec. S.--The largest sum
~ the history of the department OF
eoucation Will be apportIoned tomor-
low by superintendent Of Public In
sfuctlon Alvan n. White. ltamounts
20 $tl,O4S,5S, or 81 cents per capita
ior the new school census which
totaled 105,703. Last December the
uistfibution with several thousand
iess persons enumerated, was So cents
Der capita.
Ihis apportionment will enable
many school districts to add a month
OF more to their school term Berna-
$1,000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
NEW MEXICO HAS
HOMESTEAD LAND
OPEN FOR ENTRY
Secretary Lane Issues Order
Allowing Settlement on 800
Acre Tracts in Three East
ern Counties.


Washington. Dec. 3.--Orders were
issued today by Secretary Lane open
ing to homestead entry more than
$780, 900 acres of western public lands
which have been determined to be
non-irrgahle After January H..
the lands may be taken up In tracts
OF $40 acres each under the enlarged
homestead act More than 800. 900
acres Of the property Is In central
and eastern Oregon, Waaco. Crook
and Grant counties. In Montona
there are about 100000 acres, mostly
In Chouteau, Fergus and Custer coun-
ties and more than 100000 acres are
IN New Mexico, Guadalupe Roosevelt
and thaycs counties.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
WOUND INFLICTED BY
R0BBER CAUSES DEATH


Philndclphia. Dec. 3. - Morris G..
Condor, president. OF manufacturing
concern of this city. who was shot IN
a hotel room here last week by a man
who was attempting to rob him. died
in a hospital tonight He was about
so years old. The identity Of Condor s
assailant, who committed suicide, has
not yet been established
The would-be robber entered the
room where Condor and his wife we're
reading on the pretense that he want
ed TO repair an escape IN an electric
switch. once In the room he drew a
revolver and demanded Condon's
money.
Condor grappled with him and In
the struggle was shot through the abb
domen. The stranger then shot him
self. declaring before doing so that ne
was wanted by New York police and
might as well end his own life.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
SANTA FE DEMOCRATS
MUST MAKE FOUR BITS
GO A VERY LONG WAY

Santa Fe, Dec. s.-The democratic
county central committee filed It's eN-
pense account yesterday, showing re-
ceipts, $4S7S1; expenditures. S4St5s'
balance, forty-two cents, with Wnlch
to meet unpaid bills, amounting 70
$12S.50.
Arthur Seligman's personal cam
paign account shows $50 given to tle
central committee and $23.So spcn'
for sticker cards and postage.
lose lncz fsoyhal, the second cahdl-
date for the legislature or the demo-
cratic ticket. spent $lO Tor postage
and envelopes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

A headache remedy without The DAN
kers of headache medicine" Relleyea
headache ANA that miserable fceling
from cold or congestion. And II acts
at once NlSTEROLE IL a clean.
white ointment made with oil Of mus
tnrd. Better than mustard plaster
and does not blister. Used only cxtef-
nally, and IN no way can affect stofr
ach and heart, az some internal mcdiA
cincs do.
Best for sore Throat, Bronchitis.
Group. STIFF Neck. Asthma, Neuralgia.
Congestion. Pleuflsy. rheumatism.
Lumbago, all Pains aud Aches OF the
BacR or Joints, Spralns. Sore Muscles.
Bruises. chilhlalns. Frosted Feet,
Colds OF the chest tlt often prevents
Pneumunla).
At your druggists. III 2sc and soc
Jars. and special large hospital size
tor '$2b0.
Bc sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse Limitations - get
what you ask for. Tho Musteroie
Company. Cleveland. Ohio,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
NEW MEXICO HOTELS
DESTROYED BY FIRE


'"~T''-'@~" '''TF'f
Santa Fe, Dec. 3.--As Is always the
case at this season Of the year. when
the first cold sets in, the report OF
fires in New Mexico keeps up. The
latest Is the destruction OF the Lake
Arthur hotel, which. following 80
close upon the destruction of the
Grand hotel at Cimarron. should
make hotel proprietors careful. The
Lake Arthur hotel was also land
mark and was totally destroyed. The
loss is partly covered by insurance.
The report Of the fire insurance
companies for the past year shows
TIT New Mexico has been very for
tunate and therefore n very profita-
BILE field for the fire insurance COM
panies. only SO per cent of the
premiums collected In the state being
paid back In fire losses.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

Santa F'e, Dec. 3.-GoVernof NC
Donald today by formal proclamation
restored to citizenship Julio Mendoza,
of Eddy county, who had served y
sentence of fifteen months to three
years; Juan Pedro Sarracino, of Lin
coln county. and Domlnick Bruno, or
Bernalillo county The restoration OF
citizenship is formal act of the ex-
ecutive which he does not grant until
the minimum sentence has been
served and the prisoner has been dis
charged with a good record II pa-
rolled before his minimum sentence Is
up, the restoration OF citizenship Is
not granted until such minimum time
has cXpired
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

Santa re, Dec. 3.-Twelve assess
ment rolls are still outstanding at the
travelling auditors office. and collec-
tion OF 1914 taxes in those twelve
counties cannot proceed until the rolls
have been approved. In the Guada-
lupe county rolls q mistake has turn
ed up, In that the levy for state pur-
poses Is given as 1i.G2 mills when It
should be 1l.6 mills. This requires d
recalcnlation for every tax notice In
the county
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
NAVAJO BLANKET OF
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN FOR
CATHEDRAL IN SANTA FE

Santa Fe Dec. 3.-A beautiful Nd-
vajo Blanket has just been presented
by Il. Il. Vaughan. Of Guam. Mck'n-
ley county. for the Scottish Rite ca
thedra. The blanket Is five by seven
feet. II is in gray with large black
and white Teutonc cross in the cen
ter and within the cross is the sym
bolie double eagle.
other Masonic designs are woven in
the blanket, such as the square and
compass, with a dash of yellow to set
off the color scheme. The auditorium
and banquet hall of the cathedral
have just been decorated by artists
from Chicago and the great mural
painting will soon be placed above the
proscenium arch.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
nest MAR Kidnexs--says Doctor.

DR.. J. T. RI Neal Greenvilie' so.
car. saws that in his 80 years Of e1-
perience he has found no prepaIa-
iion for the kidneys equal to Foley
kidney pills. pain in back and hips
il an indication of kidney trouble,
warning to build up the weakeneu
kidneys, make them vigorous. r'uulhs ,,1
sonr blood Of acids and poisons. l'oiey
kidney Pills viii help any case ol h,u !,
ney and bladder trouble not Deyond
the reach OF medicine. In sVc anu ~.
90 sizes. Sold in your town py
Butts. lnc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
ELkS OF SANTA FE TO
HOLD LODGE OF SORROW

nrscisl eosRtsrospGncs TO ~ornIso Jourr~l'
santa Fe, Dec. 3.--Santa Re Elks
VIII hold their annual lodge OF sorrow
on sunday In the Kays theater. Ihe
memorial orators will be Col. Ralph
r. +, Iwitchell and J. Wight Giddings'
me musical program will be IN
vnafge of Chief Clerk Ormsby oil the
penltentiary.
Major w. II. Fl. Llewelisn, it was
announced today, will be the orator
=. the memorial services Of the ~
raso lodge Of Elks in the Methodist
shurch at Ell Paso next sunday after
noon.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
Administrators Appointed.

santa Fe Dec 3 Probate Judge
Canuto Alarid held court today and ap-
pointed Refueio X. de Gomez. Anto-
Mo de Gomez administrators Of The
estate of Mauricio Gomez granting
letters of administration and fixing
the bond at $4,000 The estate con-
sists " real estate and herds Of sheep.
Gomez died a few days ago Of blood
poison while being hurried to Santa
Re from treatment from his ranch
home at Moriarty
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
Docup Acouircs Largo prouerty.

Santa Re. Dec. s.~Whcn state
Senator +. Il. Doepp returns to san.
ia Fe 'n few weeks. 1t Will be as
the owner Of one Of the largest
ranches in Eddy county. In partner.
ship with II. =. Barber, he has just
acquired the Bob Evans ranch twen-
ty-iive miles northwest of Carlsbad
which covers goo sections and 1900
head of livestock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

Santa Fe, Dec. 5.-W nat might
have been a serious accident. oc-
Cured to Carlos Freyta, a freighter
who, on the wagon road on the west
side of the Rio Grande near the Taos
toll bridge. was buried under wagon
load of freight when his wagon turn
ed over Strange to say. while the
freight was badly smashed up. Frey
Ia escaped with minor injuries.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
EdncaIional Day at Fair.

Santa Fe. Dec. 3.-August 81, next
year, will he New Mexico Educational
day at the Panama Pacific exposition
at San Francisco, in connection with
the sessions OF the international eon-
gress of education and of the National
Education association at Oakland.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Alyan \. White 50 Informed James A.
Barr. director of the international
congress. today, quoting the rcsolu-
tlon passed by the state Educational
association at Albuquerque, instruct
ing President J. IT. Vaughan to coop
crate in making the arrangements.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
No Aitc,npt 10 I,scs,t,e

report that 1000 prisoners attempted
10 escape from the Lancaster concen-
tration camp and were thwarted by
the guards Is officially denied by the
commandment at the camp, He says
that there was some b0o-ing when a
number Of Alsatian prisoners werc
released but there was no fighting.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
uoard Makes Rcscrxatio,,s.

Santa Fe, Dec. 3.-Reseryations for
New Mexico headquarters at the cd
ueational convention at Oakland.
calf, were nude today: by the de-
partment OF education. Well located
rooms in the Hotel Oakland. where
the other state delegations will also
put up, have been selected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
Governor Appoints Notarics.

santa Re, Dec. s.-Governor Me-
rohaid today appointed The following
puoearies public: Edward c. Gessert,
ny TT,csWeil; William H. Becker, Belen'
uun,omas Werner. Old Albuquerque
waiter &. Beddow. Gallup.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
cHErKs GROUP INSTANTLY

You Know Group Is dangerous. Anu
you should also know the sense Of sc-
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in
the house. 1t cuts the thick mucus
and clears away the phIegin. stops the
strangling cough and gives easy
breathing and quiet sleep. Take IL for
coughs, colds, tickling throat hoarsc-
ness and for bronchial and la grippe
coughs. Contains no opIates. Every
user Is friend. For sale BY Butts
Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
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Snntn Fe, Dec. IA CARLOAD OF
lathcs and other machinery for the
big garage building Just completed by
Sharlff Charles Ciosson on Don Gas
To-Day and VIII be set up Immediately,
In New Mexico. running from one
street 90 another. II II built of brick
and win be conducted by Sheriff Clos
aon and his son.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
Kalser NIsiis natlIc Limo.

Berlin, Dec. ; fsla The Hague and
London, Dec. I, 1913 a. n.y. LIN
peror william today visited part OF
the Austrian and German troops
which are fighting in the region OF
C2cnstochowa.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION UI'
V(RT< itl{SllIp

Notice II hereby given that the
Union Realty company. city. part
nership composed Of Felipe ]. uufuIe
and Joseph Vaio. has this End dry OF
December. 1914, dissolved. by mutual
eonsent
tSlgned) FELIPE J. GURuLE.
tSigned) JoSEnH vAIO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
Advises Lime
for tuberculosis

According 10 the suurual ~ the American
Medical Associations tJnfy ~. 1919. rage
aos). Isr. &, r. Olsen. of Minneapolis. holds
that q deficiency cf caleinin" slimr) Il
Responsible for the physical conditions
which lead to Tuberculosis. ''and the thcrspy
hr ndvccatrs rests On this bn-;-.r
one ef the rearona FOR the widespread
success of Eekman's Alternative IN tie
treatment Of tuberculosis and chronic throat
ard bronchial troubles IL rs ability 70 sup.
ply this deficiency
Il contains lime salt IN such form aud
- combined With other remedlnl agents ~
to be easily assimilatod by the average
person. There ara on record many cases
III which Il seems 10 haee effected com.
plete and llstInF bttternenf.
However. we make no exAaecrated claims
for Eaistnans Alternative. We prefer titat ID
be tried on the same basis one tries uny
ether prescription, and we believe II VIII
help. for TT HAS iilfl1sED IN many caHsa
II contains no 0pates, narcotics or habit'
forming drugs Therefosr. II Il safe to take,
II your druggist is out az It. he will order,
or you can get II direct
Eekman Laboratory. philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

Santa ne. Dee. Matthias Nagti,
Jr.. Of this city, y quite nlmrod,
for today he flied application for
bounty on twelve coyotes. SCI: two
Wild cats. 81. and two welves. sso, all
shot within fcw miles of Santa re.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04

An instance or what happened ar
ter the issue of this order Is furnished
BY general commanding an army
corps. Calling unexpectedly at n
headquarters thnt was all bound Up
IN red tape. he interrogatcd a sergeant
at the door.
What are you doing2" he asked.
Pm on guard"
lis that all?'
mo. 1 also copy letters and put
them into envelopes: sometimes / ear
ny them on a bicycle, answer tele-
phone calls and receive visitors"
And you do all that alone?'
mo. general. there are twelve of
lis, we sort OF relay each other"
Well replied the general. you
must be unfortunate indeed to be tied
down here TO such a hard Job while
your comrades have such soft berths
in the trenches. / think about ten
OF your assistants must be In the
same Fix. so you'll Just get ready Mt
double quick and join your regiment" :"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-04
DR0NES Of ARMY
ARE ORDERED TO
JOIN REGIMENTS
French Minister of War Breaks
Up Soft Snap Enjoyed by|
"Embusques" in Early Stage
Of War.

Paris, Nov 23,--Owncrs OF fine au-
tomobies. costing IN some cases xcy.
eral thousands OF dollars, felt "A wave
of patriotism when the cars were re-
QUESTIONED by the government al one-
fourth their value or less. Now they
have learned that the finest ears were
not usually sent 10 the lighting line,
were used by officers "Embusque." Il
word given a revised or hroadened
definition by eN-Premier Chemeneeau.
An cmbusuuer, ne says. Is IAN indl-
vidual that public danger calls to
arms and who does not experience
sufficient comhativty to get within
range OF the cncmy's guns"
In every place where there was red
tape, wherever there was Il comforta-
BILE reQuisitioned motor car TO drive,
or a Red Cross ambulance to pilot,
guards TO furnish, reports to write or
TO carry behind the lines sick To
help. funds TO raise. the cnbusques
swurmcd during the first three
months of the war. They were eamly
recognized, for theirs were the finest
cars and their uniforms were spick
and span. But they are reaptcdly be-
coming less numerous. Minister of
War Millcrand spoiled their rest with
an order requiring every officer not
originally Incorporated in an auxil-
larry service to reioin his corps at
once
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05
An oreaon Wedding.

The Coos Bay Times, Marshfield,
Oregon: A wedding that was a dis
tinct surprise to the Coos county rela-
tives and friends was solemnized at
North Bend last evening when Rev.
Father McDevitt united Miss Agnes
C.otilda Kulzer Of Valley, Washing
ton, and Harry M. Fensler Of Myrtle
Point. The wedding was very quiet
one, the only guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fensler and daughter,
Maxine, Of Marshfield.
The marriage followed little 70
nance. The young couple had plan
ned It for early in June, but Mr.
Fensler was taken i'll. His fancee
came to visit him and remained until
now and they decided to have the
wedding here.
Even friends and relatives in Myr
tie Point we're not appraised OF theil
Intentions. They returned to Myrtle
Point today. .:ss.sss.ss3..s
Mr.. Fensler Is manager sc the HUI
Clothing Company at Myrtle Point
6 member Of the Marshfield lodge o
!. inks and one of the leading younl