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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

secret sorrow during six years Of mar
ried life, but he never would tell what
It was that weighed down his heart.
He was from the FIRST q lugu-
brious man." said Mrs. Hughson. He
seemed to be thrusting . gnawing
heartache into the background al the
time he courted me. thought, and he
said that the happiness Of being my
husband would dispel his melancholy.
But the morning after We were
married he began to CRY 1t the break
fast table. Great big tearS rolled
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

W0oto, % - On tho oround.
II gifl = In love With young
man in her hone town she u sfrsid
to remain away leug when ahs has
eccasipa - visdt kieads In sno<hsr
>owns-EanhnnGe.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06
Champion Weeper vanishes in Passion Of Grief

DETROIT. George Hughson successwhch
husband told Judge Manden
He sobbd and talked about
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06
Wall Street Men Are Rafting Their Automobiles

NEW yoRK-Nohns you believe IT, To be
~ brokers not buying selling
closed Bat they raining placing the date
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

ridor. The prospective bridegroom
started to 60 out Of the entrance to
the left, thereby putting post which
divides the doorway between himself
and his bride-to-be.
But Mr.. Bridegroom-to-be never
got past that post. A woman who &C
companied the bride-to-be grasped the
situation In an instant. The thought
evidently flashed through her mind Of
the bread and butter" days Of her
childhood when she saw the couple
HiYffn - nth Pa<o hv s~uovs-~ A. -
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

POINTERS ron UseRs or poPU.
LAR COOKING APPARATUo.

Reeoenlzsd - Nest Valuable Friend
Of surpriesd Hostsss, There Are
Thlnoe g ee Remembsrsd -
% Care and Operation.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

Some very intervening recent ~
searches BY Stormsr and kirkland On
the Aurora Borealis rendsr Il probable
that this phsnomsnon b due to cor.
puscular radiation proceeding from
the sun 70 the earth These corpuscles
are doubtless electrons which are
known to have great psnstsative pow.
q. II = interesting to notice that
these observations furnish . means to
.svaluats Tie aetual Degree 70 which
the space IN the solar system b .
vacuum II nay b sxpssssed by say-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06
DINNER.

Compared with the daily food intake
Of many business men not doing phys
ical labor this would appear to BE-
starvation. but for those engaged In
sedentary occupations some agreeable
notifications Of the above during hot
weather win certainly mean increased
comfort and improved general health.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

One man says: With bacon 1t Is
ana 30 cents . pound It pays to keep
hoGs and keep them right" There
u no question about profit In keeping
hogs right, but ct the same time the
big hole in the proposition - the tact
that the producer h not getting Is
and 30 cents . pound for the bacon.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

Sheep are partial to aschange Of
Diet. consequently the greater the W
sioty Of iced The better the results.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06

APOLEON'S tomb II spacious:
grandiose. silent. A parklike
quarter beyond the Einel tow
or. Wide, shady avenues. few
naonle in them: rich new apart
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-06
LUNCHEON,

Chicken soup, ounces, about........
One roll, LIS ounces. about. ............
: one inch cubes butter. LIZ ounces.
ABOUT .....;..s.....ss.........
One slice lean bacon. 1bo grains. about
One baked potato. : ounces. about.
One rice croquette. ounces. about.
Two ounces maple strip, about......
One cup tea or coffee.
One lump sugar. 10 grains. about.
Total .....,................
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
Geba6ent Nofsn.

Mir bstru6ten bic ROie, bic uns
nit ibren glibsnorotsn gldttern aIs
SinnbiIo Der 2isbe erI9eint, nit benz
gIsi9en Gnt3iden, nit benz mir Die
meiben glGtter Der GOie uni9auen,
Gle iin unIaulospoa aus benz 2el9e
neigen. lIno fpsnn mir uus pors
ftenen, bdb oieie boIoen RinOer Der
6Iord gsbnden in elmer pfanne Iies
gen, crfubt uns elm leidtes Sraufsn.
uno bod 1T dlles nur Gsppbnbeits.
fa4e. Sn paris 3. g., mo man aud
in peniger eleeanten 2Otalen bic
n8eignsts Be Roie" oorgeiebt be-
tommt, iisbt man bariu cine 5uIbi>
9ung fiji Die 8lume.
Die Site, Rofen in ssbadensr
5orm gu senisBen, 1T SabrtauIenoe
alt unO itammt aus 2iten. SIN
Reide Der 1litte eelten RoitnblGtter
f6pn felt Sdbrbunberttn aIs aedsrs
bitten, unb tptnn elm. 6inefihs
Shons it9 tttpas Defenders S6Ines
ausoentt, bonn oentt Ts an Rofens
bIdtter. Die Roien maFeu oes
Morgens, tuenn Der Eau nod auf
ibuen Iieet, Ron ben StengeIn ges
nommen ptrben. 9onn tperben lie
fpglei9 gepoi6en, nobel man re9t
borit6tis gu 8erte seheu muB. 0as
8odpert muB marin aus Der pfonnc
genpFsn perben. Die Bitten iperben
entpeOsr ouseindnoer genummen unb
in tinen iroenen 9opf sstan, ooer fie
tperben in cine @9uFel selegt. Hun
perben gier barber 9efdla9en uno
bic 8Idttsr nit Mebl urb tpenig
3uder 81 einem fteifen Seig berriibrt.
unter6es bat man SeI gum Sieben
gebra6t, un0 BARN bodt man bic
Rofeu gIsi9 anbern 8eignets raT6
nb. Man nebme mOsIt9it tpentg
gier unb tpenig Webl. Damn behalf
ten bic &ofen ibren .5artsn, feinen
geI6mad, Osn fiBen Duff, Der iif
fpie cine Isidte MpIte mittetlt. Mud
gu anberu 3tpeden miro bic Rnie nod
perfpnnOt. Die feinsn, ;urten 8ldts
ter rerOen nls Sabdt berarbettet,
unb bic ameritonerinnsn sefnllen Iif)
aueenbIitlt9 bnrin, 8IGtter BON
Rofen gu rduGen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18

.gla", %trtunoigte flo 9h,rbaIb. bic
@nrsatr dnofinelih muItsrno,
gu IttinR Slid asbabt az habtn9
ST sr Elm nsti,r Wtnid, differ Rir'
menrat2"
.@in Soict ut trl Gin bornitrltr
Qffs, Der mir i'm MOuOTtsiH beatss
nsn tdnnl S4ooe I'm Dos I9ons
9nbnsslOl" pstttrts fs.
so fol. -. limb Id oodis, neil
Du 70 psrsuust ausiobst.
.Jd9 g,rsnigt2 Du biit tpcbI
ninf sela.iOt9" risf It, INNER mis-
TENDER fptrOsno.
.9lbsr reg Did BOD ni6t ouf.
Ratdlit! gs maatt pittIia Den
Giubrud, @sin Fibtltr Sutudosls
T6uB IGbt aaes amber. tbtr ntrmus
ten, oIs bob 9u Osrdrs,rt suriid'
iommn!"
.glein - fibsItr Suinab.ls
I4ub9" idppItt tie sntj,st unb fubr
iofprt nit btiotn 9dn0en gum appf
biuouf, I'M O,s u~nseabntsn S6mudes
babbaft 81 lpsroen.
limb bd hattie fe odun Die 9sIhes
runa uno lpubte pISbIi9, ipesbalb
Der Serr airhenrdt duf sinmol 70
tolt unb rsIsrbiert ssiporosu mar,
Madden sr fe siesntIid iaOn bnIb
uno balls tHsasiert botts, uno BON
ibr duf feline SeiratsmOsltateit nt9t
unsiritig d~btdritrt iporb.n mar.
Nm ibr.t SutuooeIIpiet Vtdtt mans
LID Elm Sismli9 umfaHsr.idss, inoI'
liges gtpus, oas ii4 BEL j%ornbebtn'
Der 8stroatung ais Elm iaSnsr
g~olotOpffsr Gbampusnsrpfropfen NIT
Dem aOrtbrdub ~9sndsI" odrduf ers
mics.
On SitI.m .S.ndtl" bate Der
gorb gesTen, ben Der Ssrr air9sns
rat ibr dbI1pentenb gsgsbsn. DEM
.ein pirti9lftIi9es TrGuItin, ianfs
ten, ieIbRIOItn gbarutters NIT ioIis
Den, anIpru9sloItn 2.b.nsssipobns
beitsn" Fasrt lire 9utnaosl ndtiirs
lid nun un0 nimmsr nit Settit0ps
ieIn. i.
so cine @emeinbeit!" tntrans es
fi9 bon Gutriifung tbrsu psrtuiffs.
nsn 2ippsn, unb insrimmis f9lsu'
osrte Ts ben 275. @stpsis bss Dobl.
Iebens zines MsnI9en in ote @de,
Ter ibr uIs Der Snbsgriff al.r SelbIts
fu9t, gos5sit uno prober,i gait uno
oefsn Qamsn uno QSreFe Tie nur
lsi0er ni6t tdnute, I'm ibm lire an'
fdt iibsr feline berrIi6en gbaratters
etgeHI4Gften I4riftIi4 esbsr 5u ION,
Een. =.
4ber Bel ibrem ndGiten ausgang
toufte lie ii9 bod cine rsus S9ubs
billie fir ibrt 9utnabsI!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
g. asriI,tuna).

Ris f6IisbIit Der ssufst in CUB.
oalos SruR ssiusdt tpuroe. ltin Blu
80 odsu btgdnn NIB er Iib lbtr'
lolESsr ~ttllGri..
Die bunlIsn. ioI5en @ussn qua
ntm wolurabmtn IG,eneR ibm 5nJll.
iutAstn. = ST lpuBis, ME .DilrbI
e. oieiec punosrbare WeIen fpisO,r'
isbsn. lUsHn Ct ieBt 5uriidirus. BEL
1tiebtii piros llaa i'm Ssib.n, ODD
fsltudtnn Jpn mi Ieinen moraIti4tr
9,0tnitn bsilrits 'fisb.n -
Sim 6ubburo .tbob Ith uuo rsidtI
btm Colonel Die Sono.
Sd bin nit i'm aampf,' ioets q
itur.
@essiIisrie 3%uitimmuns, Slid
ulnIhe, GiegssidnFdrsn.
atiner Der btib.n anosrtn 1bnte
iuelnen @nteil @pn,gia ar Der Ge'
minnuns bss 1isusn gunosss.nuFsr
aehobt dbtr Subborb smpfuno
Dab e. isn,s Dtisu tptsbri,btr
mubte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18
Glcftriide abt.&ctlams.

SIMMER pieIfd6sr pirO has glsfs
trif6Iidt aud gu Hetlnmes3neden
ongelpenoet. Seine 9enuBung iHs
pribute RstIame 1T lGngit stpas oIs
tGglides oosr pieImebr danG9tli6es
gepprOsn, uno in Den Der. @tdaten
mebr, aIs irgenbtpo ionIt. Sn ben
.Iesten pour Sobren miro ober aud
Bel dmeritani56en Stdbts@ emein<
psieu biefes Mittsl Der GsIbits
anpreiTung Ober IOtuIpntriotiffen
8erberrIi9ung INNER b%eItebter.
IS gibt no9 ben lebten Na9rid!en
zines 5d4bluttes f6on uber 80 dne.
ritaniihe StGbts, tpslfe ben am
8n1nhof Na6ts anIangenOen Jrems
ben fofprt burd Elm rieiiges elettris
'idss 2iht3ei9en, oas Elm padr fdlds
ssnSe @prte sntbdIt, alf @orsiige
Der Stdot oufmertIam MAIDEN ober
'ibn gum @ertpeilen einldben. unh
bic 3abG nimmt% beftdnbis gu. Man
CLAUDE ia niGt, baB nur grpbe
Stdbte oorunter tpdrsn! Gar m1rhe
9emeinpsfen BON ni6t mebr oIs
1900 Ginppbnern b%ertinben Der bs
iuaenben Melt in elettriI9en QiGts
8udtuben tbre aniprii9e unb SpfFs
nungen. Mu9 Iino ale 2anoesteiIs
harunter pertreten.
Inter ben grpBen StGbten aeiot
lid Bottom nit foIgenbem Stobrsims
|Spru6 in @lettrifdli6t an: Bigger,
Buffer, Better Bottom. pittsburg
bat ben Spru9 ertursn: .pittss
bursb promotes prOsreb". @arlG
Duld, int Staate @olbinetnn. ruff
benz Gremosn au: .M1s Bald
DaElu piinf9t, finb Sic. Die aans
|Iaier Stats SauptItdbt Sppetd fast
FUR, unb gut: .sppeta min. QieIe
GtGStt beuten in ibrem GIettEif4s
li6t'grub an, hdB Die Dnnberungen
oss 8efu9ers nltnms6r bpriiber feitn,
unb CT fth setrpf bier nfe6erluTsn
tonne, nSbe Sits Soreber In tie
Sun, loltet Der postiI6s, tpenn aud
fiji bic 1a9tSeit ni4t 70 re3t pafs
IieRbt Grub bon Colorado Springs,
pWat9 scranton gron4 if Der qes
|f9Gftige 3uruf DON Scranton, pa
an ben Sremben. llnO itoIs ruiz
S9snectabp, q. g., in @libIi9ts
Gettsrn aus: ~69snettabD Sights
anb 5nuIs t6e NDrlo.4
MarGt Gtdbt9en aud, pie Mles
nominee, Did, bssniissn Ei1 init
|eintn Iiebenstpurbissr; mMeItpme4,
ocS bisIeiht bieltn am better oefdut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18

4uf benz @ba3itrritt.
GDnrtagsrciter Msitr (,u benz RcIls'
gen ardufe): lin cine GluiGs Mein,
iper Susrit duf Der anbern Seite ots
Grabtns it'll"
~ nssnOmmen!"1
(9tiOe pnr5eIn tpdbrenb bsR On
LOUIS bsrlnter.)
Wlsisr (t0hnsnb): SD babe setpon'
men, araule - mein Saul mar qua
erit Oriben!"
Gin Binder. sat Der
@atsr Sbrer 8ruut Sbnen enolit
oas SaipOrt e%egebsn9"
Md, 0iefer aIte G~eistrdetn 6rtht
srIt ieoe 9oGter stbnnal berum, be.
Dor tr fe 1trgitt.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-18

Gin Sefb. .gla, i'd fdss
Sbnen, benz GERM bab ids ober se'
seben, bas tnnn i'd Sbnsn fcsen.
unO ipenn er aud 3ipeimol 70 erpt
unb 3psimal 10 ftart 1T tpts Id, bus
bat mid nidt sebinosrt, ibm meme
Meinuag fdIdntpeg ins 9sIi9t 81
foseu. Narnen babe id i1m segeben,
Die tsin @Drterbu9 perssi9net. unt
ni6t gsmudt bot er, Der GeigIing.'
pgr DsrIudte ni4t. sic gu miB.
banoeln9"
.Mds9 mid mib6unbsIn? Rein,
mein 2isbsr, bas tpagt Ct nidt. 9lls
er MIR ben serinsiten @etiu9 madte
mir gu o~ntporten, bd, ia bu - bling
i'd einfuh Sen 90rsr oh unb Iitb ibr
ittber.. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
The GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS CO.

rules for holding primaries in the
county hereafter. According TO the
tentative plan suggested the central
committee shall issue calls for pri-
maries, designating the time and
place. giving ample time for voting
the primaries To be held In school
house or public building in the pre-
cinct, if such school house or public
building be available. And where
there are opposing candidates for a
nomination, each candidate is to have
a representative in each precinct.
which representative shall certify to
the returns as well as precinct Of
ficers.
The Baca- Romero combine held a
caucus last night outlining the cam
paign for today The combine did
nothing of importance. other than
have dress rehearsal of the tabeau
whereby Nestor Montoya is to be
ushered in as temporary chairman.
Modesto c. Ortiz attended the eau
Gus and was given final Instructions
as to the proper time to applaud. Mo-
desto. however, was warned to de-
sist from attempting TO pull off any
oratorical stunts on the convention,
which it is expected. will not be in a
mood TO stand for any Evolutionary
efforts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
PROMOT|0N FOR
K. R. STEWART IS
MER|TEO REWARD
Albuquerque Man Appointed
General Storekeeper With
Headquarters in San Bernar-,
dino With Road % Years

Kenneth r. Stewart, storekeeper
for the Santa Fe coast lines in Albu-
querque since last December. was yes
terday appointed general storekeepef
of the coast lines. with headquarters
In San Bernardino, succeeding II. Is,
Ray. who has been promoted to be
general storekeeper in Topeka Mr.,
Stewart will leave for San Bernardino
Monday His successor. A. Il. Wach-
ter arrived last night from Ration 70
relieve him and will spend the next
three days with Mr.. Stewart becoming
accustomed to the duties Of the local
office. Mr.. Wachter has been divl-
sion storekeeper in Ration for twelve
years. NJ, X. Snowden, storekeeper at
Belen succeeds Mr. Wachter in Ration.
Mr.. stewart has been with the SAN
Ia Fe for thirty-two consecutive years
lie has never worked for any railroad
other than the Santa F'e and takes M
the office of general storekeeper with
a splendid record for efficiency.
Born in Peterborough, ontario, Feb
ruary /, 1864. Mr. Stewart began
work with the Santa Fe engineering
department on October 16, 1882. HIS
first assignment was on the eastern
division. 1855 ne came west with
a surveying party and assisted in the
survey Of the branch line from So
zorro to Magdalena Leaving the en-
department, Mr. Stewart en-
tered the store department in 1886
starting as clerk in the genera
office. From 1895 until
1906 he was general foreman for the
general storekeeper, being made store
then promoted to be storekeeper IN
Albuquerque. Mr.. Stewards new ter
ritory will include all the coast lines
from 1sleta to National City and from
Barstow to San Francisco.
Becaus o. his long service with
the Santa Fe. Mr.. Stewart has numer-
Gus friends among the officials ana
employees all over the system, He en-
Joys an extensive personal acquain-
lance with many OF the higher off
;ials from President Ripley down the
adder.
During his comparatively brief say
N Albuquerque Mr. Stewart has many
friends in the local Santa Fe offices
md shops, and elsewhere In town, al
IF whom Will be genuinely glad tcl
earn of the merited promotion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

thirty days to aboat 5000.
Secretary Garrison laid this out
look before the national relief board
today and received approval of his
plan to dispatch government vessels.
The five army transports TO be
employed-the sumner, Fitzpatrick.
Denver. City of Macon and City of
Memphis--now are at Galveston
They were ordered tonight to New
port News, Va. to be oyerhauied and
outfitted for the Atlantic service.
Warnings to Americans against
making unnecessary visits to Eur
ope. was issued today by Secretary
ryan.
"Au Americans who go abroad
should carry American passports,
said the secretary
The state department tonight an
nopnced that passports would be is
sued TO Americans abroad who can
not without great difficulty, danger
or expense. reach an American diplo-
matte agent. upon the receipt of a
propertly sworn application in their
heha;f nv kinsmen or legal represen-
tatives in the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
MAGAZINE To Be
PUBLISHED FOR
HEALTHSEEKERS
Herald of the Well Country
viii Make Its Bow to Pub
lie on September 4 viii
Urge Sanitation,

Another important step has been
taken in the campaign to make of AL
buquerque a sanitary city and to pro-
vide for the residents, as well as the
healthseekers, a means of education
in sanitation ana FOR the latter In
struction regarding how to get well
and keep well,
There Is to be published IN this city
monthly a magazine to be known as
"The Herald of the Well Country"
which will be the healihseekers' trade
journal, not only In Albuquerque but
throughout New Mexico. II is To be
an attractive publication about 9xl2
inches, and the first number Will APP
pear September LIST.
In policy the new publication will be
Il health journal devoting great
amount Of space TO the fight against
tuberculosis, although 1t is also plan
ned to invade the general magazine
field to the extent OF publishing some
general matter pertaining to Albu-
querque and the state. as well as some
fiction and light reading that II may
be acceptable To all classes OF readers.
To Discuss Problems
In regard TO the local work. the
magazine viii devote department
monthly to the problems which con-
front the healthseekers in this city,
and the permanent residents because
of the presence of the former. A
fight to the finish will be made to
make of Albuquerque Il city with
reputation for sanitation The agi-
tation to secure sterilization In soda
fountains. saloons. restaurants will be
and the matter of proper
conduct for boarding and rooming
houses, where healthseekers live. will
command considerable space. There
will be shown from time to time pho
togra phs Of the actual conditions and
abuses to the end that they may be
righted.
All this will first be attempted by
means of education for all those who
desire to so educate themselves. If
This plan does not bring the desired /
results the organizations backing the
are prepared to agitate for
whatever legislation Is necessary &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

compel the observance Of proper san
itary measures. and to proceed for
convictions under the laws already In
force
Every chamber of commerce in the
state ana every commercial club has
been invited to cooperate with the
publication In making the agitation
every such organization as cares to
take up this work a special depart
ment will be set aside and the same
line of procedure followed as is plan
ned for Albuquerque. The magazine
in it's entirety is TO be devoted to the
state rather than the city Of Alhu-
querque alone, and while each organ
lzation using space win be allowed to
print It's own boost literature, the poll
ey will be to print state magazine.
How 10 Chase the Cure.
The health department OF the local
Commercial club will lend it's moral
support to the work of the puhlca-
ton and will use It's columns and an
Albuquerque department to carry on
the educational health campaign that
has been started. Copies Of the mag
azinc wifi be sent to prospective
heathseekers. and TO all those who
arrive In the city this fall and winter.
containing Instructions how to chase
the cure. how to conduct themselves
so they will not be menace TO them
selves and the people about them and
advice to keep away from boarding
and rooming houses and other places
Of that do not observe sanitary regula-
ttons. In this connection an honor
roll will be printed of a~ places Of
business enforcing regulation and the
healthseekers asked to patronize such
places.
The New Mexico Society for the
study and Prevention of tuberculosis
is making Of the magazine It's official
publication and giving to II financial
support and moral backing The so
ciety viii also see to it that state-wi We
subscription list il obtained ani that
the fight begun here will be extended
to every settlement OF any size IN the
state.
With the issuing OF the first num-
her of The Herald Of the Wen coun-
try" next month"; The killgloom Ga
zette," the monthly magazine that has
made such n hit with residents and
heathseekers alike, during the past
few months, will 60 out OF existence.
The new publication Is taking over the
list of the Gazette and its
to the end that a broader
field may be entered and larger
work undertaken Mr. W. c. Savage.
who was editor OF the Gazette and
whose work was responsible for It's
success and enthusiastic reception BY
The public will be connected with the
new magazine to the extent that Il viii
feel the influence of his pen ana per-
As regards the magazine
Itself, 1t is to be a semi-public enter
prise ana so conducted that il cannot
be a profit Garner for anyone SO long
IS il IS used as the official organ Of
he organizations now behind it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
ILLUMINATION
Of WEST CENTRAL
IS ATTRACTIVE
New Ornamental Lights in
Residence District Prove
Satisfactory and Elicit Much
Favorable Comment.

That part of Central avenue from
Eighth street west, which takes in
the Central avenue side of Robinson
park. was illuminated last night for
the first time by the new ornam mental
lights. The poles, quite handsome,
and very citified, We're recently in
stalled and the current was turned
into the lamps last night for the in
ital tryout The illumination from
the new lamps eliminates the old
fashioned are lighting system, and
elected much favorable comment last
night.
The lights are placed 200 feet apart
and will extend. when the tallations
are all in from Fourteenth street to
High street on Central avenue, except
in the downtown section where the
older or three-light poles will be
maintained.
There are two of the new poles to
each block. connected underground
by conduit which is arranged SO
that three additional poles may be
installed in each block at any time
in the future. a. F. Van Diense, man
ager of the electric light company,
said that while the insta llation was
handsome as it stood, the four light
to the block arrangement would be
far better.
Each pole carries one 100-candle
power lamp. The old arc lights will
be taken out as rapidly as possible.
The system is a good one" Mr..
Van Diense said, but from stand
point of ornamentation 1t is not so
good as 1t would be were we to fill
out the block with the three addition
nj lamps for which we have provided
in laying our conduit. 1t is matter
of time only, however, until the
three are put in, for the town is
growing so that it will soon be able
to stand the added expense for the
sake of making its principal street
thing of beauty during the evening
hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
AMBITIOUS PUGS DON'T REALIZE THAT
SWEET SUMMER is IN OUR VERY MIDST

Prize fighters as a rule loaf in the
summer time Unlike mans friend
the bear. they are most active in the
winter and the summer is their sea-
son for alternating Fight activities
flourish in the winter and It is then
thai most titles are decided. most
battles and bouts Of importance are
waged
This summer, however. fighters
have shown q disposition to continue
battling. unmindful OF their much
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14

needed rest AIteT a hard Winters
work the seemN behavior would be
to spend a few months Of easy indo-
leuee at home. reclining on the old
horsehair sofa and telling friends
ana nriehbors whom they're going
to clean next season. Il is the off
season and any self-respeeting
fighter would remember IL Quite
few. however, have ignored the feel
lngs Of fight fans in this matter and
have fought Important battles this
summer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-14
Debate ON second Trust Bili.

Washington, Aug lS,--Debate on
the Clayton antitrust bin, the second
measure on the antitrust program,
was begun in the senate late today by
Senator Ashurst, who made an hours
speech defending the labor clauses Of
the measure.