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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

Friends Of GodpIe Surprised
by Announcement Of Nup-
tails in EI Paso Last Friday;
/ TO MakAFIlOqlp Here .4f

News Of the marriagc of oschr J.
Durnnd, Of this city. To Mrs Marga-
ret Lehman. formerly OF silver City.
in El Paso mst FRIDAY. came as a dis-
tinct surprise 10 Albuquerque society
The marriage was solemnized at
10 o'clock In the morning at the
heIoe Of Mr. and Mrs. II a. carptn-
ter, In III Paso. Rev AIR Easter. rec
tor Of =, Clements Episcopal church.
officiating It WASH qnict affair. only
a few intimate friends being present
After a brief HONEYMOON trir, Mr..
and Mrs. Durand returned to Albu-
ouerque. and are now nt home At $40
North I'ifflNsfsect.
The bride aFhafivc Of Virginia, has
lived in New Mexico for number Of
years aud has won a prominent So
ciai poslthhfThS groom is one of Al
buqueraues leading business men,
being general agent for New Mexico
ana Arizona Of the Kansas City Life
Insurance. COMPANY. and has wide
circle offfrithds Who viii extend
rcartiest coneratulauons.l 10 HIM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
NEW MEXICO ROADS
GOOD; MUDDY IN PART
OF ARIZONA, REPORT

The following Ocean-to-O Ocean
Highway association bulletin was Is
sued Yesterday by Col y. X. b. Sell
lers.
Hutchinson. Kan. Nov.fl4.-ocean-
to-Occan highway across the state In
splendid condition. Mich travel.
Good weather.--H II. Taylor.
Ration. y. NJ. Nov. ls.--Roads good
from Trinidad TO Las Negas.--E. c.
sperry.
santa Fc, \. NJ. Nov. i4.-Road
from Las Vegas TO albuquerque in
fine condition for travel. Weather
bright and elenr.4@J. A. French, state
engineer.
Albuquerque. Nov. l7.-ocean-to-
Ocean highway from Albuquerque by
Becker 10 socorro and Magdalena in
splendid condition. with the exception
that four or five miles are little
rutty between Becker and socorro.
Weather ideal md much travel in
both directions X. Il. osellers.
Quemado, \. ~. Nov. 1.-THE
road is good and dry from Magdalena
to Springeryllle. Many autos have
passed through here and they have
had no trouble. --Anastaci Baca.
SpringervilIe. Ariz.. Nov. i2.-Ex-
cepiiona rains during last few days
have made rodda very slippery How
ever. road to Holbrook drying out
fast and should he in fair condition
In few days.-G. Becker.
White River, Ariz., Nov. 12.-still
raining. Roads bad. Top of noun
tain soft---W NJ Peterson, Superln-
tcndent Fort Apache agency
Flagstaff, Ariz.. Nov. 1f.-Roads in
good condition throughout Coconlno
county. Weather cloudy and threat
enlng. No rain 50 far.--Northern Ar
izsna Motor CO.. by ]. w. Francis.
Grand Canyon, Ariz, Nov, IT,
Roads il fine condition In every direc-
tion III his region. No storms or
bad weather so far this month. Pres
ont indications are good for genuine
Arizona weath,r balance, of month";
w W. Pass.
ocean-te-ocean Highway Associa
tian.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
SEES INDICATIONS OF
,f,a, RETREAT BY GERMANS

q ia, so-s,sa souss.s ---r'.t tssstn wssl
london. Not. 10 GAS n. m) I'm
correspondent Of the Times in We
Flanders relates further indications.
Of an impending German retreat IRON
the line they are holding. fhei
transport. he says has been move
back several miles at different point
and The mining of roads has heel
carried out extensively in the past
few days.
According to the correspondent th'
arrival Of heavy British guns of lat'
has done much towards demoralizins
the Germans. whose guns are beeom
ing much the worst for heavy wear
from reckless use.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
POLL BOOKS SENT
BACK BY STATE
FOR SIGNATURES

County CLERK Walker yesterday re-
ccived a ist;sl from serrr'ar- of
State Antonio Lncero. saying that he
was returning the poll books because
Judges Of election and clerks had
failed 20 sign the certificates.
Election officials In other counties
committed the same error The large
number that failed to sign the cer-
tlfioates undoubtedly was due TO the
fact that no blank spaces were desig-
mated for signatures as has been GUS
tomary. The poll books. which con-
tain tho certificates. were printed by
the state.
Mr.. walker said he did not recall
that the officials In any precinct In
Bcrpailillo county. with the exception
Of chilli. had signed
The hooks are to be returned by ex-
press. MIR Walker will get them
probably to-day. Owing to the fact
that more thnn / 90 officials will have
to he seen the commissioners prob
ably will employ a messenger for the
purpose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
AMERICAN RED CROSS
RECEIVES { $850,OO0


New York NOV rs. - Contribu-
tions Of more than Ss50.o 600 have been
received ny the American Red Cross
for relief work in Europe. according
to report issued by the society to-
day. or this amount S605,0o0 has
been expended. The report describes
what has been done with the money
and supplies donated. Among the
supplies sent abroad were $4,000
pounds OF absorbent and non-absor-
bent cotton, gauzc and bandages, -
500 pounds of chloroform. twenty
surgical equipments of the United
States army standard. 5000 typhoid
vaccine Treatments and other mate
rials
The purchase Of the American am
hulance in Paris and It's maintenance
cost about 100000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
RECORDS CONTINUE
TO CRUMBLE BEFORE
Slx-DAY RACERS

New York, NOV. lS.--Snrints Tor
money prizes caused the miles 10 pc
reelcd of rapidly IN the six-day hl-
eycle race tonight and records Kept
falling while ifailers IN the race weie
being repeatedly Tapped AZ II
o'clock the ten leaders had made E
ita miles aud SIX laps having 1sawa
stu further away from the remam'ns
five teams In the furious sprintlag.
Thomas and iIaulcy were the most
fortunate OF the traIlers, losing only
one lap putting them two laps bo-
hind the leaders Mtten and Ander-
son and the Bedcll brothers were lap-
ped twice and We're three laps 10 the
rear Plercy aud nupnv and korsky
and Hansen were losers Of three lilv
and were well toward mile hnei Of
the leading ten
The record Tor the hour was I'LL
miles aud one lap. nude by Walthuri
and Collins last year,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
WILL URGE PASSAGE
OF SOME NEW LAWS

That the League of Municipalities
viii be active again when the legis-
lature meets Is shown in a letter rc.
ceivcd ~ Colonel sellers from Mayer
J, J. Shuler. OF Ration. president.
Mayor Shuler says he Is preparing a
list Of laws needed by cities Of the
state.
Colonel Sellers, when mayor. was
vice president of the league and rep-
resented the organization two years
ugo II the legislature. He was In
strnmental N effeeting the passage of
several bills II Importance to cite
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
DEBUTANTES PLAN TO
AVOID EXTRAVAGANCE


Baltimore. Md. Nov. lS.-rThirty-
fnur OF the debutantes who will make
their bows to BALTIMORE society With
In the next few weeks have signed
an Increment which insures an ab-
sence OF rivalry in elegance IN their
respective social functions and
pledges the signers and their families
10 refrain from extravagance In en-
tertainments.
Announcement was made today
"in view OF the widespread misery
caused by the war the debutantes
have agreed that the entertainments
70 be given by them viii be free from
extraNaganee. in order that larger
contributions may be made for the
relief of suffering both at home and
abroad"
The hope is expressed that those
the debutantes viii CO.
operate in this effort toward simpli-
city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

CHARLES wEEcMAN REGRETS
THAT WAN MUST CONTINUE

Chicago. Nov ls.~~Charles Weegh-
man expressed regret ~ the sudden
turn III events.
AIR Hermann and worked hard
70 end the war between the lcagueH.
and ! viii Dc ready IN The event some
other plan presents Itself that VIII
tend 20 bring The fight 10 an end" he
raid.
AIR Weeehman denied an assertion
b Murphy that he had never held an
option on the cuhs.
Mr. Taft viii bcar ont statements
that have an option he said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
FINE ITALIAN STATUE
IS ON DISPLAY TODAY

beginning this morning aud con
tlnuing for three days. there will b.
on display at the Maurlno city Mar
bile works a marble statue represent.
ing the Santa re. Tho monument was
imported from carraro italy,. and ls
one IL the finest works IT art ever
brought into the state 4 general in
vitatien is issued hy Mr. Maurina TO
the public to vicw tho statue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
TOOK WITH Him GOOD
/. ,.REC0MME NDAT IONS
a,rlas,.4s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w..i

Il sSlAaiamM citIi OKLA Nay. IS
Or. j. W. G. Martin, whose w'fe*
death In san francisco Is the subject
of a coroner's Investigation, was 2
praeticing physician in Oklahoma
city except for periodical absences
for four years. leaving here early Il
1914.
When pr. Martin left Oklahom"
City he took with him reeommenda'
tions from congressman, judge Of the
district court. member Of the state
corporation commission and mem
Der Of the state prison board of con-
troll to be used, he stated. In an appii-
cation for a prison physicians posi-
ton in California.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
JACK TORRES WILL
BEGIN TRAINING AT
GYMNASIUM TODAY

Jack Torres will begin training at
the New Mexico A. c. gymnasium to-
day for his fight with Marry sehaefer.
70 take place in Santa Fe Thanksglv-
ipg eve.
Torres will work out a E o'clock
this afternoon. lie win have the
gymnasium FRIDAY and again satur-
day afternoon
Louie phiillns II training with
Shacfer Tie will fight Bob Thomp-
son a Masdalena.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
BILLS OF LADING MUST
BEAR REVENUE STAMPS

Notice was received at the Santa
re railway offices here yesterday to
require special stamps on all bills OF
lading beginning December /. The
shipper must buy the stamps. one
cent Is the rate for each bill This Is
required BY the federal act creatins
special revenue on account Of the war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
IEnIfi;sL Mst.NATIs LOOK
own, SfTfis ~ CLEVELAND

Cleveland. Nov fS--Afler inspect
ing The proposed slle for Federal
league baseball park 10 Cleveland,
President james A. Gilmore OF the
league, y H. Ward and W l.. Robin
san o. the brooklyn ind Buffalo red
eral league clubs, respectively. stated
late this afternoon that no decision
would be announced unh the regular
meeting OF the league IN December.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

foii may lestrn something from the
experience Of Mrs. William Troute.
lion, \, Y. who Was sick for long
time from u badly disordered stom-
ach. - felt miserable all of the
time she writes, Il was tired ana
had no appetite, A friend advised me
TO luke chamberlain's Tablets | did
50 and my appetite improved and
gained rapidly hi health. For sale by
all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
JOHNSON AGREES TO
FIGHT SAM M'vEY IN
HAVANA IN APRIL

the heavyweight champion. has ac-
cepted terms for a fight with sam
Mevsy u Havana. Il was announced
Today by nills Gibson, boxing promo
ler Gibson. who i acting as repre-
sentative Of Havana sporting men,
said he has received a cahlcaram from
Johnsnn agreeing 70 an offer of $780,.
900 for the match. win. lose or draw,
nr 90 per cent IT ths moving picture
tlahls iohrson stipulated that the
fight must taken place IN Arrll.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

glLLExBy sAa4''a4T

Dakota eily. ia. Now fSa--A
masked bandit who entered the en-
hoosc Of. Northwestern took ifainl No.
1852, between ERADICATE and Rutland,
NJ o'clock this morning. shot and
fatally wounded Conductor Reynolds
OF EAGLE Grove while he was being
driven from The train. Reynolds died
shortly afterward from the wounds
ana tho hrniscs he received when
both fell from the train. "a.
ON entering the caboose the handlu
ordered the passengers to hold up
their hands and began to shoot. coh-
apctcr Reynolds made a dive. for the
w ndii and mfihc light both fes from
b. trainy -z,iM e. So
7 Posses hre scarehinEfor thEbandit.
wh6 escaped uninInrcd "a lnan who
protests his innocence, but refuses To
civ, his name. was arrested late today
three miles north Of Gilmore city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
TEN PERSONS BURNED
IN REFORM SCHOOL


Mariana. Fla, Nov. lS.-Ten per-
sons were burnedto death here today
when fire destroyed the main building
Of the Florida reform school Nearly
a hundred boys escaped by climbing
through q sliylIght and down the sides
Of the three story buildings on fire es.
capes. +f
According TO a statement tee-
eraphed to Governor Trammell to-
night by Acting superintendent VIII
liam Rell. al fire escape doors N the
section where deaths. occiEred were
locked when the fire was discovered.
Governor Trammell has asked for an
Investigation.
The fire is thought ii hsyel been
caused by theSexpioslon ~ an dif lamp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
BbItSA 'SAIfS SHELLY
GERMAN QUARTERS


week ago. says the Daily Mails
Dunkifk correspondent, 1.-THE Ger
mans notieed that the fire from the
English warships spared the houses
on the sea front az Middelkerke,
whereupon they took up quarters IN
them. This fact became known TO
the British, who suddenly bombarded
the houses from five ships at once.
The German casualties were enor-
nous. the dead alone being estimated
at 100"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
SHEPPARD'S RECORD
FOR 500 YARDS CUT
BY TED MEREDITH

New York. My lN.-James +.
Tied Meredith, wearing the coIors
81 The MeaduWbrook Athletic associa-
ton of Philadelphia, won the 5Oo-
yard invitation run and incidentally
shattered the indoor record at the
athletic carnival held At tlfo First
regiment armoty IN Newark tonight
sie stepped the distance Ia ! minute
flat, lowering hy second the old
mark which was set hy Melvin shop-
pard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

Grand Rapids Mich. Nov rs
Fred G. Mfrkle, first bascman OF 'hs
Sew York National league baseball
club. was married last night 70 Mss
Ethel Bfewnsen. al Tecumseh. Mich.
The announcement Of Tho wedding
WIS made today AR and Mrs Mer-
kle win reside III Toledo, the bail
pinyers home rity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

now THEY STAND.
WIZARDS CLIMB CHECKED
WHEN A. a \. WIN THREE

The Albright 4 Anderson team Of
the Handicap Rowling league proved
equal TO the task ~ nrrestine the
Wizards rush toward first money By
winning al three enmes OF thelr
match at the Drummer alleys last
night
m. .4atat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
i6l Z 0fa.lfi FTiEl no rs! ! OH
- ,.ARRI\tGS AT ASCOT

tk,ks~sa.n iaus"si atfrt.1 ,ssr'n wrss
AEepi. ENGLAND. Nov IS tvia Lon
don, Eia D. Undiscovered with ne
unL0g Jnck iand with hts sword and
service hat resting upon IT, the eof-
IN containing the body of Field Mar
shal- Lord Roberts Of Kandahar, now
HES in the small room In his modest
residence here in which the grea.
soldier was wont to eonduct family
prayers. and in which there Is q sinai
altar and q crucifix.
gibe coffin arrived from fol'eIon'
hy special train this afternoon. inc
ceremony which followed was simple
In the cxircinc The neffin WAS norm
by kmploycse Of tbs laac ilflc,
marahaiss of,. "a bis hoise' WIZ ~
brief serp.ees. fuliendtd by Lady Rob
cits.npafhfr haugbters and q rev
privileged friends was conducted p
the rector Of Ascot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
MURPHY 'sTl[t
HAS INFLUENCE
IN CUB AFFAIRS
Chubby Charles Weight Ap-
parent IN Retention Of
Grounds, Baseball War
Goes Merfily on,

TO- hr~Wna four~tA SPECIAL AtfHto WISE
Chicago. Nov 1s Developments
INJECTING the Chicago National league
oinh---nnd through Il The state ~ the
buselnlI war existing between the
Federal League and The parties 20 The
National asreehie ne---cafne fast To-
da..
First was the revelation that
Charles ". Murphy, despite his hay
lng been souefcd" last winter. stlll has
alarrc Influence among those direct
ing The clubs affnirs then rame
Charles p Taft's declaration Of a
brcak IN Charles weeghman'e nego-
ilsflons fnr the purchase ~ Tafis in
icscaa in thc club. ana bird was the
first definite announcement That Ho-
ger nresnnhan would be manager OF
The Cubs In 1915.
Murphy's Influence became nppar-
ent In the success Of his fight 60 keep
tho Cubs on their west side playing
grounds. ~ which he Is a halloween
with Mr. Taft holding the other halt.
On returning from Cincinnati Murphy
decinred there was M chance for
Wrfaman's buying Into the National
league club. and this was confirmed
foon after by Mr. Taft's announce
mint hat negotiations were ended
Mnrph, Herald.
Finally Murphy stated positively
thai Bresnahan would succeed Hank
oDas az weu side pilot. Partial con-
fifmniIon Of this came later when
President Thomas was requested by
Tan. over long distance telephone. 20
bring rresnahan 10 Cincinnati there
10 attend tomorrow . special meeting
of Tho cub directors and discuss terms
under which he would take over the
management
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SAi.E--Cheap. Two delivery
horses Hawkins grocery store
FOR SALE Second hand Ford tour
inc car. passenger. 5e2 West
Lead
FOR -Four horses. buggy and
harness, farm wagon. Two saddles,
All North Arnu.
WANTED - Home for excellent driv-
ing horse. wiz exchange slse OF
horse for winter for keep Address
7 O. BOX 5S6,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
Pile
Remedy
Free

Sample Of Pyramid Pile Remeds
sl4uS itching. bleeding or prOtrudine
piles. hemofrhaids aud all rectal
troubles, In the privacy OF your own
aame. E9c box atHiI druggists, Free
ssmple for trial with booklet mailed
free IN plain wrapper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
ALL AMERICANS WIN
IN RAGGED EXHIBITION


~ Nus~tnc fouHNAt SPECIAL tNssAp WtTsi
Sacramento. a'alifs. Nov lN.l In =
ragged ana fealureless exhibition the
til-Nailonhls defeated the All Amcs-
lean baseball tourists here tod W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
No DECISION ON ~ y.
SAN|TAR|UM SITE
UNTIL NEXT YEAR
Director General Of LOYAL Or
der Of Moose Makes This
Statement 0oIy Three
States Considered Now

Only three states remain IN the
running for The Moose aanitarlum,
James ! Davis. director general ~
the Loyal order Of Moose. told Ptcsl
dent G. q. Cushmun Of the CONNER
elal club yesterday morning az the
gauta Fe railway station. They mr.
New Mexico. Colorado ana Arizona
Nr. Davis was here for hclff an
hour. the length of the west hound
California lImlted's stay. Resides AR.
cushmau. Secretary Tom Eean u. w,
Wiley Of the clubs publicity bureau.
former Mayor Sellers and many mem
hers of the order greeted Mr.. Davis.
AR. Davis said the Moose would not
ask bonus or gifi Of any Kind The
selection Is 10 be made solely upon
tho merits Of the place---lts climatic
and other healthful advantages.
Insi Nothing ~ Denver.
Tho site Will be- decided upon at the
national convention "a DO held next
year In gan Diego The santarlum
site committee Of five Will report
then. The committee may decide
some time IN advance of the meeting,
but It's decision viii not be absolute.
However. II IL hardly probable that
the convention win reject the com
mittee'a report This information Mr.
Davis gave the Commercial club Off
GERS. He n on The way to san Diego
TO make arrangements for the con
vention.
lie gave assurance that Albuquer-
que had not lost any prestige with the
committee by not sending repro
sentative 10 Denver last week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

rom IN 4 SIMPLE Il
without Apparatus. Inhalers. Saiss,
Lotions Harmful Drugs. Smoke
or EIeciricify.
nEMs DAY AND mar

Ii IT. n new way II - sametlnne
absolutely different No lotions,
sprays or sickly smelling salves or
creams. No ntomizer. or any appar-
atus OF any kind. NQuHng 20 smnke
or inhalc. No steaming or rubbing
or Injections. 80 ciyen.city or Nj
bration or massaeet No powder; no
plasters: no keeping In the honse
Nothing VI that Kind at all Some
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

Mr. Kcmpcnlch told Colonel Sellef6
that he would give a dinner for the
truck crew az Peralta. lie will acc
company them to this city and attend
the dinner 10 be given by the New
Mexico Automobile association and
Albuquerque Good Roads local.
+ tsStpel sellers while on hunting
trip last week met the crew. lIc
learned that they intend to sign-post
the tap linc,. to divert traffic from
che Lincoln Nationnl highway, from
frAaihAd N tulerbdfg. eoht hhil to
fap no sahl Fegat LA Jhnta. Colo
The Panhandle Pacific and Dixie Ov-
erand routes will be tapped here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19
slt4Fts11NG
AUTO TRUCK NOT
YET At PERALT IA
Eugene Kempenich, Chairman
Of Valencia County Com
missionerS VIII Meet Crew.
There. y

COL y. X u. Sellers learned yes
tcrday afternoon from Eugene KEN
pcnieh. chairman Of the board Of
commissioners Of NaleDcia county,
that lhe slgn-postlng motor truck had
moi yet reached Peralta. MIR KEN
penlen was 10 send word when 1t did,
Colonel sellers did not hear from him
apaln. .Hf
The truck scheduled to arrive here
Yesterday. was halted by a broken
bridge near Los Lunas Tuesday An
automobile party from Albnquerqre
discovered the truck crews plight and
brought the information hack. The
bridge Is being repaired 30 the heavv
truck. .taf .uasa Ma fofv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-19

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