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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
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bar Den norlte % iOenlfe Megierin1
9ien'ioi1 iorpIi9tet iig I'll at unogao
ollie inaonnnc Torielninger, ion fan
leoe iii at 9torge % Suerine trpt'
fe5 in0 / Den nnpGrenoc eurOppilfe
&ri1 % iorbinorc 0cn MllIiqbeb al
&c to %anoc fonnnler til at lsite
@ao6en moo bperun6re.
gi Sc ii0lt dnfonme norife Nluiier
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OroIpoen al benne 69ae$ertlGring.
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o2lrite Stotsminiiteren ~iolgenoe
&ommunife, iom oiientliggioroeS
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IS Nnleoning al at arig er no.
brtot mellen ilere irenmeoe W}agter
bar Sen norife % Den @iuerlfe &egie.
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bets ubetinge0e NeutroIitet, bar pG.
ret nle8et iparionme. Sao me9et
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%Ipienoc % beroIi9enoe Ietolier ap.
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Eropper inbfaI0t.
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Observation-Disclosures, iom bleu beltut.
tet. Nm hsrer NJ illtet ont at oi9le
Strcg er beiat al NtiIitpr, enten
Spcri9c cler / Norlc. &c to San'
oc pou Nalpoen bar @rllnb til at
bol0e iii &ruot tort, - DC tun al.
ORIG pibc, nunr eIler huor ct Sor'ea
fan bli giort paa at frGafe oercS
Ncutrolitet. Ntcu berom ipnes Be
al uUre iuIbt enige, at aicnlioig
her &c intet at irpgtc AZ h~inarloen,
- ser ipuc2 / iaa &enlcenoe at Der.
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to Ni9er. Sen norife IImenbeo iii
u1eo @lpoe ie oettc Sean paa en-
burtia grpcnoc 6oritaoelle al at
@ouoeue pau Nalpeen Dor bol0e
iommcn / t~rltiite SiOer, ol / oenne
Gelclie uil Gil itor Gel al SperigcS
rolt uTrc eni1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

SptS bu sfter at haoe foris0t benz er belt tilfrebs ueh
ben erhpioie ss!tptts. fan bu isrbe mig 7Dnaren. Sbts
itfe. bespio otns penae. 1u %b:Hemmer. % lea
fa9er PIG paa Croet. TIT fan fe. At lea urtilia
iinoe slcre laooout liIbnb 9ar efter gar, apiS i.a
life nar litter oao. at milne Drafts sr bcbre % Nfrere Tor
Dptlfeitloribeilt SIa9s &belrfatiSnte. enc npeet arhet
M Tan ~fpr'tnfe. noen Tprifiel boor Spgbonuer er
s..aer bpor ai!oorlig. Semi. ibog eftsr min irie Nua %
Vrrpceratt. 3itfrin Magic Foot Draft Co., Dept
81, jackson. Mich. ct grcptprt bill ubrette bet.
Zfrip Get M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
sano i s,ortb cosota. 9irefte til aisberem,

Saro / North Tafpta. Tirefte til Gipbcreu.
l~loliaterne for eli apb MOiiug y,nrth 3atoto bar
Glort9 rUrct beere eu6 mn, Sonopri'erue CT Stioen-
he. 9SDr al erhoIoe SCttlere lares box 1900 @il lanec
Sinie her bar hi crhnerpet &putrpI nper Here gnfnb
Neres nbDaIQt eanb. irrhiG fpr Blnaeu. NJ pI 'elge
get ipr hoah bet tpiter. Friierne bill olria iaien bltnc
ioo laoe. Ser or ~ctoblcrct @eie. Gfoler. airfer o.
Scrrbaner, Wieaet lane Srtnriipr6 9iletpriIer hoer
lRaneoq % SirSboa. Rom 'e!o % ie Sarbet, eler
itrtu loaG otter iuIb'tGuhjpe Srlrsrinler. J. S
Murphy, imgr. Agent, $40 Line Ry., Minneapolis,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Nmlfes.-0en beb1te Sfrebbers

- 9leeut / hper &u. eller 'om reiienoe, til
at tage oell e~rtlulipe SalSSret for pore alps
beSparsr, Der ipeS til bpcr enfelt lSerIon efter
Wtudl. Et pi'er 500 froper al GGiouens
met p~opulGre o9 beoltc &oier. oper 80 liore
ttlerte Mobete9nin9er p9 !eperer InIoltGrs
bioe llbitpr, bptItet olt lenoeS portobeto!t.
opiS BIZ IN reprGieuterer StrGoberforrets
nin9er, fan on forooble eller treooblc bin
Noiioretniuo me0 port itore llopa'9 AZ (rc:
per - DC er loa lorltleIiae ira ole andre -
lGlees lGtterc % 9iuer big Ell beore tyors
%tieneite. ,SortGl os bpor itor NorretninJ on
bor eiort / CT SGlou % / bpilfen Sornl bv
ioretrUfter lSreperne. &pltparerne er MI
%fGrbige. ,>ngen Sio at tabe hpiS Oh / SDelt
pil tiene tore Eenge. 3ilifriu Gelf II H,
god &or ls3. Ghica0o. gu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
~et centratc Wiwmesota,

30 Sitter Gail % tili9genDe eountpcr /
@eltet Tor Ntois, @l9uer o9 Mfolia. ct
l%torartet Gtre9 ior OierieIioriit. vi bar Ell
lang Silte oper 9oot opoprfeoe % bebp9geoe
Earme, % Yrilerue er enbnu lupe. getin9el=
'ernc lette. 9tu er BET &ibeu at tl9be. Be-
100 os eller "trip ior nGrmere SplpSning.
Scandal Land & Investment Co.,
Inkorporeret, kapital $50, ZOO, 90.
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Sincrolt CiIbuO!

~sSr1 Senp % s.. so. ng ri pil
kSSSHSTr N eh ~ ieaoe biQ en- 100 YHlos
&EINANWa&2sEA 2apae az beolte &pclltet ups
~HsS ialtet vafc superior scr
riHa lSam.tie 1ahiieiibl. 20 8uRas aaqGe 800. Spis
bu oil hape neN behle 'aIteot ,tilf poG Marteoet. fpra
iea mar @tisftn 2ebitefiib. 9i aier ua 'FRONT.' Sur.
rolueer a. rerue 'Gooei 'om AZ Sate hyperion J rput
co @latla Solinpu. SeuS ereufort Tor or Trislllte.
Ceres ~pprtQtiGe
$. MORTERUD FISH CO..
1929 West Superior ST.. Duluth, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

Ell enfel Nnpenoelie, iom uben llbetpembeo
fan BRIGGS mtber 5pobernes Saaler, % bet
TIM ior en- fort Sib. Mine Gratis bar pilt
'9 helo'se ct iaa tort Troccntautal al
&llteloer, at be allersce bar puubet grua
potr noi.r belle ben eioifiierebc 9erbcu. 91aub pa
Hotnetr finfrioer MIG. at mine Crafts bar beIbrebtt
BEN e'tsr 80 cg 40 aars eiber'sr. ieIp efter at forttor,
ge9anoiirger % gob bar feiIet. Seq betruter mia
III. paa al toee eahoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

800
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SQnnreret meO
Tarustrpf
SfriO otter
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Sprtguer bpob en-
hper 9ibenbe burbe
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I%ar'o9er, Iamt iors
teller huorban man
fon blipe al r,,eb ben
libeu Mehiriuer nrb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
us=6r0ffipb.

" acreS Sarm Gnuu @nuutp. peltIige c2utraie
Tel az MiScpniin til 5000 or Icre. 80 GereS uus
her Blpq. Relien Sfogioro "a SaoteQana; lao NCrcs
flaot. Heitet let rillcuoe. iToeit brotte @ofter, 2D
scres ecrriulb. @eltcu GanoRula mcb llroerloq al
Ser; i~rboierbet 20 frnhSaierhet Nf gnqniroer CT
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Ter iGmt RI minere VoauirQShrS for Seier. @a'emeut.
Barn 32xll2. 2ornitur 30XG0. Viaitin1tur 2oXs0.
GriietnS. tort @roirern rg ScniebuS ole Qoo
Stano % Iiggenee neh nm llbiiqt oper bele Gueglsu,
Suiene. lrnqthane nGo Steoet. Sum z Mtil til Serns
barcifatton. 10 NRl til Shlppe.pd Sans. Ell Sn me0
1900 Snobnpeerc. "a Q spif I'll Gan eioire reb 10000
Snbbnq9ere; u0r 6irfe pa Stple. / Ifan6inanit 9idbas
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300. aontant NfnetlIiua paa Sorniet ~ 900. ME
oens $500 pl pUre NOT ioEI torGaut On, Sei9tniraea
In obefattes. ,Sur 9riien fan oenre Gienhpul itc prers
troiieS. Grin iii II. c. Inenfeldt, Eier, Memo
monte, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

lstt pud ut tnGe ehhoer
Refifo | Tilfeloe bet
lioo- Sell. Sec pil rneb
Srrupielie itrar isnbe
hia ct az mine regrIere
Tpuar Yar ioEt Nit
frie Spg. pg BET nnen
CT Gent / EcrTuO,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

Sarm
- 8 Wtil noroior Nbitehau, ~Srempealeoll
County, isis. @u Dil ira Stole, norir
airfe % Sntif. Sit opoprtet, 9ooe Spsniu=
ger. Sfrtp liror til eb. :. onlberg, u. 3,
SSleo, ySiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

SiliaIgs.-Hua @runo at baars
- list 6elbrsb moo min Sarm lGlses bill
lie. 800 aercs, 1870 opbprfet, alt Bloelano,
Spsniuoer, scbt %ouh, 4 Wtl til Sp, fan
pinapi'f Nabolas. $50 pr. Acre, 6aIpoeleu
tontdnt. %or46, 0alma, Sittion So, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

Siiiales.-Siuiet, um Sanoel
- FER itror, en- 100 acrsS Sarm peo
6ropfitcn. Miun. 5cr Splpsnius ifrip til
Sobu u. ain, Gout 4, @rooflion, Nlinn,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
SLEEPS IN OPEN
FIELD, EATING
ONLY CRACKERS
Cold Rain Finally Drives Health
Seeker 10 Chief McMiIIin
for Lodging Expects 10 Get
Employment at Fair

After sleeping three nights in III,
open folds. John 4. Parkinson yestcr.
day morning went 10 Chief McMillir
and asked for lodging az the city iail
lie expects f0 stiy there only a shori
time he said Hc has been promised
empln' mnt during the state fair and
he VIII earn money enough then IN
keen him until November. when rela-
lives boz the east Will send him his re-
mittnnce
When Parkinson came here last
week he went Ia first class hotel.
lie came here on account Of poor
health by the way He lost his mon
ct however. and he had To leave. lie
did not ask Tor aid but stayed in the
city 10 the day time and at night went
20 The endge Of town and slept in the
open
Parkinson WAS drenched TO the skin
saturday night and fearing that his
health wonld be greatly impaired. he
went 20 the chief yesterday. lie was
given quarters in the Jail kitchen.
He told Chief McMillen he had had
nothing 10 eat or drink for three days
except crackers and water. Parkin-
son does not seek charity when he
gets work. which he expects within
a day or two, he Will be able to sup
port himself
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
TROOP Il WILL 60 FROM HERE
RACK To FORT MEADE. :. ID

First Lieut. Olan C. Aieshre, COM
marding Troop H. Twelfth cavalry.
yesterday learned through orders that
the troop will return to Fort Meade.
s. y The troop viii entran here next
sunday and will make the trip In a
special train.
other Troops of The Twelfth, which
were sent TO Fort Wingate with *
troop were later sent % the strike
district IN Colorado and are now on
duty there only a half company Of
the Sixth infantry remained al Fort
Wlngate when Troop * left there a
week ago yesterday on IT'S march to
Albuquerque The infantrymen were
TO leave as soon as they put the post
in order
Troop X spent ono day less than
week on the march. making good
time. one horse was shipped at Rio
ruerco on account % sickness. The
animal died here. The men stood the
march we'll
The troopers probably will be paid
here The payroll for the cayalrymen
and The hospital corps detacnment
will reach nearly $4,000 Kew uni-
forms were issued TO the troops yes
terdny
Mrs. Alcshre. wife of Lieutenant
Aleahlre. who rode with the command
from Fort Wingate, is ut the camp.
Mrs Peck, wife OF Dr Peck, arrived
here Yesterday from Wngnte hy train,
md is also at the camp on liopewell
field
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
BETTER RABIES CONTEST
ON THUS AFTERNOON

The Retter Babies contest. under
the auspices OF the Woman's club. be-
gins at the fair grounds this afternoon
Ia O'clock, ana the interest that has
been shown in the contest indicates
that II viii be one of the big features
Of the fair
owing TO m error in compiling the
list Of entrants IN the contest tho
names OF quite a number of the babies
who have been entered were omitted,
and Mrs John W Wilson. who Is III
charge Of matters for the Woman's
club, received many telephone calls
yesterday from mothers whose babies
had been entered hut whose names did
not appear IA the list Mrs. Wilson
ks that il be made clear that all
babies entered IN the contest are eX-
pected 10 he on hand at the fair
grounds this afternoon regardless "
whether their names were published
in the announcement yesterday or not
The babies are expected to report
at the Santa Fe building on the fair
grounds. where they will be looked
after hN trained nurses and given the
bes; expert attention. In the health
exhibit tent. near the buildings. there
Will oc lectures the first three days
this week by leading New Mexico ply
sicinns intended specially for The hene-
III Of mothers These lectures will be
from 10 o'clock each afternoon
Mrs. Wilson stated yesterday that
an erroneous Impression prevailed that
the lectures are te he given at the
Commercial club, and asked that the
public be notified again that they are
TO be at the health tent on the fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
SANTA FE CHURCHES CROWDED
FOR PEACE SUNDAY SERVICES

Santa re. oct. 4.-For once. the or
binary facilities OF several Of the To-
! cal churches We're inadequate 10 ac-
CONNIE date those who came to attend
the Peace Sunday services The First
Presbyterian church was filled twice
during the forenoon, once for the sun
/ day school Rally day exercises. The
church auditorium was a sea Of flags
iof All Eaiions. the German colors be-
ing wrapped in peace with those Of the
British, the Russian with the Austrian
and over them all the folds Of the glo-
rious stars and Stripes which also
embodied the pulpit. The music by
the choir was of high order and the
sermon, 10y the pastor, Rev. 3. n. Nc
Culloueh. had for its theme THY
Kingdom Come. ana was high in its
praise OF President Wilson and Score
tary OF state Bryan for adhcring 10
peace principles.
Al the Church Of the Holy Faith.
there were also two services in the
forenoen-one quite early. at which
communion was celebrated. At the
II o'clock service. Bishop T.. y. How
den preached an eloquent peace SER
mon and the choir rendered a fine
musical program.
At 81. Johns Methodist Episcopal
ehufen, many Of the Masons accepted
the invitation Of the pastor Rev. J NJ.
SINNER, 10 attend lie preached on
The Duties Of an American Citizen. -
Here the mrSic. too. was Of special
character
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
IMPERIAL P0TENTATE
TO BE MET AT CANYON
BY SHRINE OFFICERS

\ Frederick T. Smith. Imperial 20.
teutafr Of the shfInrrs In North
America. who Hiil ne here Wednes-
dafs aas expected 10 roach the Grand
Canyon vt Arizona Yesterday Reuben
Perry. poioniate ~ Balui Absad tenn
pie and Dr }. vs. Elder chief fab-
ban. departed last neht ~ meet him
ihere. They VIII accompany him To-
Albuquerque
The shrine of Arizona viii hold q
ceremonial session iodi} and tom0r-
row on tho rim nf fhf Grand Can
yon. Years ago. the Blue lodge staged
an Initiation on the rim ~ the CANYON
and nov the shflneft viii go the pa
rent body one better FOR they not
only VIII confer the nrsi degree on
the rim. but on the second day viii
lead their imperial pufcntate down
into the canyon there cunferring the
rites 81 the order upon class The
Shrlners arc makinn much Of the
occasion, and letters arc pouring in
from an over the country The rail-
ways. connecting With the Santa Fo.
which runs 10 the canyons rim. are
helping and no doubt there viii be-
a multitude Of mobiles on hand 20 par
ticipatc IN the ceremonies. So far or /
defs have been placed for many hum /
dfed horses and mules. upon which /
the braves viii descend Bright ANGEL
Trail
Forty noylcos are expected 10 take
the journey over the sands AT the
ceremonial session to bc held here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
NEW FIRE ENGINE
SHOWS SUPERIORITY
OVER OLD IN TEST

The new Ere engine foll short OF
us previous pumping record when
tested yesterday afternoon ~ Second
street and Copper avenue beside the
old engine, but threw about 100 gal
Ions more than the old on every
trial
Through three 2i0-foot leads Of
hose with one-inch nozzles and e
pump pressure Of l30 pounds. the
new pump delivered 1g2 gallons a
minute 10 the old ones 6Sf gallons.
In the same test last week the new
pump delivered sos gallons chief
jacob Klein was at loss Ia account
for the falling of yesterday
Through one 250-foot lead with n
onc-inch nozzle and 2eb pounds pump
pressure the old delivered $50 gallons
20 minute and the new f03. Through
two leads Of The same length with
the same nezzlcs the old threw $50
gallons and the new cas- gallons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
CARRlZ0Z0 TEAMS LOSE
IN FIELD DAY SPORTS
BUT MEET WAS SUCCESS

| ESPECIAL eoRHasp oHotHcE 70 nosaine JOURNAL
Carrizozo, oct 4 Field day IN Car
rlzozo thus ytar-last Fridayr-was In
every way success, even though the
home basketball team failed To get
even q start Their signal defeat
which was In every sense of the word
4 severe drt dinghy the Corona
team d. Friday was gall to the home
folks but they took il as best they
could and after the dose was with diff
lflculty swallowed. they all became re-
susitated and rejuvinatcd ana flgnr-
alively picked Corona up and carried
her triGmphantly through the crowd.
The line-up fer Corona was Pearl
Clements. J. G.. opal Morse. r. c=
Pearl colhaugh. b. T.. Dora Clements
+. f., May Atkinson, e. Ella Atkinson.
Z. Carrl20zos team took the follow
ing positions kittie Tinnon, j. g.:
Clara Erazel r. c. Lola Highfill. b. f..
johnny Spiller. I. f.; Patsey johnson
and Iona stevens, &. The two teams
faced each other with smiles. each
confident of winning the ten-dollar
prize Offered by the management. but
Corona won hy a score Of 20 to 8.
ON saturday, the second day of the
sports, the Tularosa basketball team
came down Ia take 1t out OF the win
ner Of Fridays game. but the Corona
team was stll on it's mettle and walk
off with the second game with score
of 10 to H.
However little of the sting was
taken cut OF the defeat in the fore
noon game when ,Tularosa crossed
baskets with the boys team in the ar
tefnoor and trimmed the lads In
score Of Is 70 8.
tarri2ozo was absolutely sure that
the Browns, her crack baseball team,
would win their game with the lei
Paso shop team. but she was doomed
To swallow another disappointment.
Tor the game resulted In victory for
the athletes from the Pass city. the
score being 4 to > II was a fast and
furious game. with few errors. The
battery Tor the winners was Fisher
and King and for Carrizozo. DOVE
and Van Sohoyck.
IN the Tree tor-ail quarter mile run
nlng race. Frank Wallace had walk /
away while in the SO0-yard dash for
saddle horses, Clarence Spence pulled
Town the prize, and Ed Harris was
I'rst under The wire in the e-year-old
heat
over S2ao in prizes were awarded /
20 TIE winners In the various events 7
ma large interested and happy i
rVWd OF people were present To en-
oy tbs sports.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
POLICE CALL FOR AID
FOR BOY MEETS WITH
REMARKABLE RESPONSE

Johnny Bush has a home and more
clothes than he can wear this winter
Johnny IN the orphan tor whom the
police were seeking Il roof for the
winter and warm clothes last satlir-
day chief McMlln made Johnnys
needs known through the newspapers
and the response WIS astonishing
Several bundles OF clothes We're re-
eclved Yesterday one man ordered
the boS " now suit. hat. shoes and
stockings, and another offered him a
home at a farm north OF the city.
chief McMillln accepted this offer
for Johnny and the boy went there
yesterday Johnnya new friend said
he Intended To- send him 10 school.
Tho police nov have another case.
A hoer who came here recently. h
dying of tuberculosis AZ the city jail.
The chief would like To place tho
man III more comfortable quarters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
WOMEN MAY BE STRONG

and enjoy lie whether IN the home
or business world u they can keep a.
bay those ailments peculiar to their
sex II every woman realized how
LYDIA T. PinkhHms Vegetable COM
pound that simple remedy made from
roots and herbs goes 70 the root OF
the trouble and cvrrtomes such sNmp-
toms as backaehe head aehos me-
Neusnoss and irritAhility they would
he healthier. happier and stronger II
you suffer from any form VI female
ills WHY don't YOU uN H. Il viii pay
yuu To do SO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

FOR FIRST DAY Of
FAIR COMPILE E
Thomas f. Binket, Secretary,
Announces Preparations for
Today'S Program Have Been
Fully Carried Out,

Everything "a in readiness for the
opening " the state fair today.
Thomas =. Binkeu. secretary, an-
nounccd last night
Nlih The arrival - the troop ~
Z lnlied states cavalry Saturday and the
/ report ~ Ralph e. ely, chairman Of
I the fair commission. that Governor
+ Mcdonald would come from Santa Pc
20 make the opening address. prellmi-
nary arrangements were completed
f Many cowboys and Indians who VIII
participate ia The sports al Traction
Z PARK reported at the fair headquar.
tefH
several additional sections OF the
carnival came IN Yesterday The
greater part Of the shows were az
ready set up north Of the Alyarado
hotel other shows are TO be placed
~ cross streets nbutting on West Cen
ifal avenue only small stands viii
be- permitted on Central avenue. The
carnival Will be opened tonight This
viii be slgnallzed By three free acts
io De given on West Central
ENbibif. Nearly Ready.
department superntendents super.
vised the placing of early arriving ex-
hihits yesterday 40 the grounds. PART
~ NV 'Hhlbl'h III lfi' Nifftt NNilful=
tural, poultry ana Horticultural de-
pnrtmenis viii not reach the park I'M
~ today. The superlntendents made
preparations as far as they could. F,
however, yesterday Pens and exhi- I
hltiOn spaces are ready Admission To I
the exhibition halls viii be permitted /
after noon.
Troop KS program FOR this after !
noon viii be- manenyers. There viii /
be no fancy riding. owing to the fact I
that many IF the troop mounts were I
recently bought hy the army and CON 4
seqncntly not thoroughly trained spec
iacular riding stunts by the entire .
troop Will be impossible of perform
inee. The troop win not drlll tomor-
row. An effort IL being made 10 get
he detachment ~ the hospital corps.
under Dr Peck, to give the drill. but
whether this would be done was not
known definitely last night
Fire Engine Kun Postponed.
The run of the fire engines before
he motion picture machine, set for
his morning. was postponed until ,
" ednesday chief J. Klein and A. T.. h,
Noehlcr, Jr, commissioner OF publici- ,
5 for the New Mexico board OF mana :
.ers Of the Panama Pacific exposition. +
ifter comforting yesterday decided /
lpon the postponcment The boards n
notion picture operator. Chase Bell. r
fill be at the grounds today. G
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
COUNCIL WILL MEET
TONIGHT; QUARTERLY
BILLS WILL BE PAID

The council viii meet IN ns first
October session tonight I'd Mayor
ii0ntrlRht'a office. The mayor said
Yesterday that ms far as he Knew the
meeting would not he postponed on
account Of the state fair Quarterly
bills viii be presented for payment
20 this meeting Monthly hills also
viii be paid and the reports of of.
hefrs win be read
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
PRAIRIE FIRE STARTS
FROM ENGINE SPARK


Santa Fe, oct "A prairie fire
near Roy. started hy spark from "a
locomotive. is the first of the extern
sive fines that IL WAS feared would oe-
cur this fall on account of the luxuri-
Gus vegetation everywhere In the
southwest. The grass was burned off
several sections before the flames
were checked
The state land office has sent out
warnings TO leasers of state lands to
take measures 20 prevent or to check
such fires By blowing fire guard
around every section. The two-story
barn Of Mrs Z. Deacv at Springer
was burned to the ground with an its
contents including horse three sad
dies ana two tons Of hnv.