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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-19
Good Time Card Club.

Good Time Card Club.
Mrs. George Upton was hostess to
the Good Time Card club yesterday
at her home on East Logan AT five
hundred Mrs NJ d. lAIarzolf and Mrs
Phillip Weiss made high scores and
Mrs Dick iWolgamOt low. Following
the games the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. John Mahoney and Mrs. Carl
Fairfield served a delicious two
course luncheon to Mesdames J. T
Brickner, Dan Keifer, H. F. Knebel
Mary Ryan, Tom McNalley, NJ. D.
Marzolf, e. J. Oberholzer, Dick Wol-
gamot, Bernie Merten, Tony Finch,
AlVa Baldwin, Phillip Weiss and
Maurice Kroeger. The next meeting
will be December ninth with Mrs
Phillip Weiss as hostess.
Christian Church Dinner and Supper.
MENU.
celery. Pickles.
Chicken Pie. Mashed Potatoes.
Baked Beans. Cranberry Sauce.
Salad.
Hot Rolls.
Apple and Pumpkin Pie
Ice Cream. Cake.
Tea. Coffee.
Price: Adults, S5c.; Children, %.
Current EVerts Club.
The Current Events club held its
Thanksgiving luncheon and program
at the home of Mrs e !.
Doughty on East Warner avenue. The
table was decorated in green and red
and the same colors were carried out
in five course luncheon. Each
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81 Is 81 ~ 81 y - IS 81 W 81 MEmx x y
.% THINGS WORTH KNOWING. z.
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Miss Matte Clare Gano went T.
Oklahoma City this morning to se
the Blue Bird. She will remain over
for the week END as the guest OF
Miss Kate Millikan.
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81 PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
y % 10 ~ "a m ~ ~ ~ ~ 81 10 m ~ y

y " 70 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 20 ~ 20 20 " 20 ~
Page Warren, day clerk at the lone
hotel is visiting his father this week
at Muskogee. Chandler McKennon
is subbing for him.
John w. Smiler is here from Ok
lahoma City today looking after real
estate interests.
Edith Balger of Oklahoma City is
a guest of the lone hotel She Is
taking the mineral water baths
lB. f. Reed, oil man. has returned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-19

Cecilian CIub-Second Meeting
The Sc ond meeting of the Cecilim
club was held yesterday afternoon
at the university. Mrs. w, w Rucks
lead the program which was com
posed entirely of numbers by Neyin
and Mcdowell The chorus rehear-
sails will be started in two weeks
Mrs. J. L. Houseworth will have
charge of the next meeting the pro-
gram of which will be confined to
American composers.
Mrs r r. Carlin will entertain the
Friday Euchre club tomorrow after
noon at 1903 West Noble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-19

B. f. Reed. oil man. has returned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-19
NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
Lenore Burke Phone 245

Make the most of yourself for that
is all there is of you.-Cameron
Friday
Five Five Five Girls.-Miss Gladys
FasKen.
Friday Euchre Club.-Mrs. r. r..
Carlin.
Amicitia club Mrs. Pickett
Friday Auction Dinner Club MIR
and Mrs Elliot Lyons
Glover Leaf Club.--Nlrs. Z. e. Hop
kins.
Queen Esther Circle Miss Lula
Sturgeon.
Pie Social. Riverside School.
Nv. c. r. U.-Mrs NJ. Haws
Federated Mission Study Class
Library.
Mrs J WoodwOrth postponed her
bridge luncheon today on account of
the death of Mrs. d. NJ. Hunter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
SCIENTISTS GREATLY
INTERESTED BY FIND
MADE IN THIS STATE

esn4. eeh 81 p.pes 81 4 mann
W4f tb8t st8 eaaa found Ia New
Af@rt.. er' tn.s.stp,. er,n, ilsb, unn,,
NV. tt..go t4,.t TN. .eest,f,. continent
- III . t .faattu e.ne., faa
Mini, A4,att.tt. WA ttat 9ret,tn ii
.is ..,.,.......4 ,.,ntt,s,,t
rh.s Wstt.a eFsn..t avnsditiap III
ss.,. .t1st,..t..., ...,.,,,,,t f,..,,.t +, ina.
f 6t@e.a sa4 ~ Observation-Disclosures.
,ti.a..t.t.. n ~ NJ atnel6t, nf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
NEW DEFINING BANK TO
HAVE ONE OF FINEST
HOMES IN NEW MEXICO

lfrFeitl roaHuafonnGncf 20 MORNING JOURNAL
Demng Isl AL. Feb 22 The pro-
posed ncw citizens bank of Demiug,
VIII hlyo ono 90 The pfottiest bank
ins h0usoa in inc state. ana wlll be-
buekfa hy upitu aunigdut tn finance
= regional buns II H generally under
stood among me- stockholders that
Amos w, Pollard win hc president;
e T., Baker Vice president. and g.,
w Rutherford md rbomag lt Taylor
cHabieu Tho subscription list D. ln-
croaaiua every dny the only difficulty
being that people want more stock
than can bee subscribed Ia tho $4,000
capitalization
The following is the lim of SUBJ
Hrfibera whose uumes have already
heon attached to the organization pa-
pefs N. Lee Orudorn president OF
the Toxins Huuk a. Trust Co.. of ~
pHan. H. a. Murchis0n cashier OF
the TexuH Bank AZ Trust Co.. OF ~
pnso. a.. W. Pollard. J. w. Phillips,
George a WatklnH. g. W. Cook. g.. H..
w ~. Holt j. l. Long,
~ b blackham, O. H. Hughes, j a..
MUir " ~ killiugcr Thomas 49,
Taylor, n, o. Bush. q W. rutherford,
g. J.. Hakrr. gam Watkins A. H.
child, q J Kelly. NJ. A. Nordhaus. y.
q stephens T.. A. Burdick. o 49,
Cooper, 49, swanzy. John H. Lester
III g. B1tton. b. g.. Phillips. j. g. Ehr-
mann. q. n. Alicgsc So A. Coz. r. N.
Blckford, ! y. Todhuntor John Deck
cr, MrH Mary ~ tiudson, Mrs Ma
ME Williams. The curnor room of
the handsome npw Baker building VIII
be- nsod for THE noW bank and viii
be equipped with everything th1 is
meaefn lH the haHklan business
Tho knee bono ANA a vertobu of
some prehistoric monster wn8 found
on tbe farm of ~ D sIayIn. east OF
DOMINO twenty-five fect beneath the
surface during the pfocogs af digging
"a we'll The homes are now un cXhibi-
tian al the chamber OF commerce,
and are attracting much attention I'M
comparison With similar homes of an
ordinary animal. they are nt least
forty tlmoa ne large.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
GEAR SHIFT ON
HAYNES CAR HAS
MET EVERY TEST
Electric Device Was Thorough
y Tried 0gt Before Being
Adopted, and Its Value Has
Been Fully Proved.

There 81 no apparatus ON the
Haynes car which has been subjected
TO more severe test than the vulcan
electric gear shift Months before It's
adoption ar standard equipment to the
latest Haynes models, the various
members OF the Haynes engineering
staff operated under all conditions,
cars so equipped after which they
w"re unanimous on recommending its
adoption Apart from these tests, ex-
porimcntal ears equipped with the
electric gear shifting mechanism have
been operating for the past year and
"a half, I'm various parts of the country.
one cf these cars is in constant SER
vice today i'm Philadelphia. and on
which gear changes, from high TO re-
verse, and from high TO first, m
speeds ranging all the way from TWEEN
~ To- forty-flye miles per hour, have
been made ass frequently as fifty times
per day. expressly for the purpose of
demonstrating the general efficiency
of the vulcan electric gear shift and
particularly The impossihiity of strip-
ping a gear with the use of this mech-
arism
The unique performances of this
car it may be mentioned. We're the
subject of much comment among
prominent automobile engineers. and
az whose request the transmission of
this ear was publicly dismantled for
Inspections whereupon ID WIS found to
be- i'm the same good. clean condition
as the day it was built.
AS rs generally known gears are
stripped with the use Of The hand
lever for the reason that the clutch
is not always fully disengaged as the
gear Is driven from its present or
previous position and perhaps uncon-
sciousy, la allowed % slightly engage
as the hand-shift is made This Is
impossible with the electric device.
inasmuch as ite very principle pro-
vdes for the lull release OF the clutch,
and the positive neutralizing of an
Gears, before It Is possible to bring
the master switch into contact and
perform the shift mechanically
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give Them Hclp and Many Alhuqucr-
que People WIN BE Happier.

Throw out hc Life Llno'--
Weak kidneys need help
They're often oVerworkod-they
don't Eet the poison filtered out Of
ne blood
WIN ven hclp them7
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
hneh. 10 thousands " kidney sut-
lprcrs
Gmtrl testimony proves their
worth.
Mrs n D.. Hood. eleven miles from
MorlartN y. a.. says; ~ have heard
enoubn said about Deans Kidney
Pils hy one OF my relatives 90 con.
vince me that this remedy Is one %
great value. Several years ago
when ] was visiting this person, he
told me he had used Deans kidney
Pills His trouble was pain IN the
back and other distressing ailments
caused by the kidneys failing 20 do
their work as they should. Doan's
Kidney Pills benefited him so much
Tint can say they are a fine kidney
medicine"
For sale by al dealers Price co
cents. Foster Milhurn Co, Bunalo,
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States
Remember the name noan's-and
take no other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
What's New in New Mexico
MRS. CULBERS0N IS
VETERAN AMONG WOMEN
EDUCATORS OF STATE

larfelht cuhnreFoanrHcu 70 NopWHc JOURNAL
Snnru We, Feb 22.-It 10 Mrs s. H..
.Culbcig0n, nor Mrs QUINN, VINO is The
Veteran lmOng the county school aLp-
.erintendcuts of New McEico five NJ
whom are women
Mrs Gumm rs thc energetic and
youthful superintendent of Lincoln
county Mrs Grace Gocbol OF Luna
county Miss Isabel Ecklcs Of Grant
county ara Mrs. Josie .ockord of Col
INK county an five sthndng high for
efficiency among The tWcnty-sIX school
huperintcndents of the state Mrs.
CulhersOn, who rs near the seventy
year mark n NE. travels from
achooi dimrict 40 school district in
al kinds OF weather and over all KINDS
uf roIdH
John a. Conway county wpcul-
ionornt of sa1ln bee county tocoy iu-
auguntrd d complain for statute to
De passed by the nest legislature io
provide for "a minimum term ~ seven
months instead of five montss ns 1t
present. for every school district boz
the state. Mr Conway figures 3ut
that Che state aid for that purpose
can Doc given from the existing fuliB
without putting any extra burden ou
the inNpuNera. as at present only e.
email per cent uf thc available funds
is used.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
STUB SERVICE
RELIEVES TIE-UP
DUE TO FLOODS

Santa Fc railway officials last
night We're unable to say when they
would resume the operation of over
land trains from Los Angeles and San
Francisco. so train from either of
the California cities arrived here yes-
terdaN although "stuh" trains han
died passenger traffic east of Par
stow, Calf, to Chicago
A "stuh' So. no arrived here ot
$3.50 o'clock Yesterday morning. ON
time, from burstow, aud "a stub so.
arrived here at t-1b o'clock last
night from WnsloW. stub trains
from these points will Doe operated
ugnin today and this service probably
viii hc continued until traffic lg rec
summed boo California Neither lbp
oasthouud, California limited nor
train 40 % arrived yesterday SO
stubs ure run for these trains.
Tho operation of wcsthouud trains
continues. piiug mp traffic This side
of the flooded districts
The belief among railroad men here
last uight was that the present condi-
tions would not Dee allcviated for scy-
crli days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

sann Bic. Feh. Tho forest ser-
virt has decided o. build road tu
tht very top 81 the white mountains.
En elevation Is $4,000 feet. nt which 4
permanent fifa lockout wH be- STA
uone8 aa iht entire Lincoln forest
Hn De Viewed from thg pgak m faUt,
the view ranges 14a miles in rNcr
direction beyond The SWkcl plains m
100 east Intu Mexico on thc south. tho
SAN Andres and beyond No thc WDst
and the Captains and as Car as Albu
4Hefgue to the north Tho road viii
connect with thp southern National
highway ANA Is a. De completed ths
SUMMER lls construction offers uo
great engineering difficulties. DESPITE
the great altitude 60 be attained
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
VICTIM OF VILLA
HAD MANY FRIENDS
IN PEC0S VALLEY


Roswen. N N. Feb. %. Local in-
toroH s added a. tho thrilling ncws
from Juarcz recently by the fact chat
w 5. Benton. the executed man. IA
known tp several prominent people
here ana several prominent dockmcn.
while not personally acquainted with
the licensed, know Of him, and are
aware that his death willnot Doe passed
over lightly
g. a. rroxcl. the oil man from Arr
tesla, ANA now Interested in the Clovc-
'9Hd-Trinidad Paving company was
personally acquainted with Mr. Ben
ton. having met him in El pnso ana
Los Angeles ana been ON one OF his
ranches in Old Mcxico He describes
him as n high type of citizen, orderly
and pcncenble, good business man
and absolutely fearless of amy danger
Ne says there wac not q better liked
man iu El Paso ana finds llttle Co
wonder 90 that subjects of all nations
az El paso as well 0s Americans there
should resent his death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
FULL MUNICIPAL
TICKET ENTERED
BUSINESS MEN
Td-PadIsaa Nominations by
Santa fe Chamber Of Com
meree TO Be Submitted To-
Party Central Committees,

Santa DC. Feb Arthur sels.
mfH democrat f1r mHyur HUuHri
HelHHaH. democrat fer eitY clerk
John ~ Vaughn republican for eng
treasurer. Henry s. tauna indepond-
Ont feuuhiiftn. for alderman from lha
First ward Canufo Alurld republican
alderman from Che gisth ward James
a MuHle, pfa ffeaalFe, alderman from
iha Third ward a u. Nruohnn re-
publican and Pedro q Ortiz demo-
.fHi aldermen from the Fourth ward
Nhll o. the tentative Ticket for 30
Apfl municipal election which viii bf
HHhmHtcd tom rfuW % the central
committees ~ the three parties by q
committee of ihr Chamber of com-
mere. which bats been tn session f1f
1850 luFH 40 formulate il citizens OF
huHncaa mems ticket
THE members Of this committee
were Mayor Nelsn Lopez fepuhlie1m
uhn SERVED in place ~ JoHe -. sena,
who hal declined A. H. Henchun
rnfhiiean ~ r. Cartwright. pro-
rrfmlVe judge u II Hanna, proefea.
sIve ana HfHnk Audfews democrat
Who Herped lea place of Francisco Del
radu. vino bad als1 declined 10 cfvr.
1heff arc three haldoVef aldermen.
D. Vs. Ak4a and Ramulo Lopez. ~.
pu0lilHuH ana Nieaner llafa demo
efnf ftiH certain that this ticket will
naf he satisfactory 10 the prohibition
Hfs and that speaker Of Tho House
a. e. HHth will DC candidate for
mafaf. oven though ihe three pulitl.
tH pftiea ah0pld muy the teula-
tFe tlbat submitted Tho Good Cit-
aeHs lraRne has decided not 20 sui.
ufIf n prohibition ordinance untH
Fa t Wil nevertheless exert ils
influence ln favor If candidates known
LIS he faVnrntih 10 the 'dr}a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
ARE WOMEN NATURALLY
DESP0NDENT7

A prominent writer SO claims.
Women are constituted with q deli
cate organism and IN nine cases out
Of ten mental depression may be at
tributed 10 am abnormal condition Of
the system which expresses itself in
nervousness, sleeplessness, baekaehe,
headaches, causing constant misery
ana as result dependency Lydia
~ pinkhams Vegetable Compound
simple remedy made from roots and
herbs IS the one great remedy for
this condition II goes to the root
Of the trouble and overeomes des-
pondcncN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

Santa he. Feb. The appoint
meut of Professor A. N rspuosn of
Leland Stanford hut formerly uf tho
University of New McNtu. tn have
charge uf the department of SPAN
iah folklore and muEunut nt ho ln-
trnstl0nAl ahoel of Archaeology Ht
the tity ut Mexico for the wears tpt5-
1916 has led him tn uppea ZEE the
state department uf education for zoe
concentrations for am assistant whom
ue viii hHVe rlrht t0 appoint Pro-
RHprr, n Asplund. that hp expects
the school tn have possibly dozcn
students and that b viii devote it,
SELF tu tAg preservation OF spanish
folklore and traditions. "a Wurk which
has been already successfully under
taken hv the Archaeological Society
et NeW Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

Santa Zee, Feb. 22.- Twelve auto
mobiles with forty-six El Pnsoans,
spent Yesterday at The Elephant Butte
dam, ncpur hing to scottish Rite Ma
sons who arrived today from south
crn New Mexico for the scottish Rite
reunion which opened this evening
with u snvrod concert in the Scottish
Rite cathedral and win last three more
Gays THE visitors to the dam viewed
operations nn saturday night hy thc
hght of the grcat are lights which
turn nlrht into day at the dam The
mrW waa entertained hy Construction
EngnDDr d. ll Hnldw.c and returned
Iu ID I..n InnuA-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
EXAMINATIONS ARE
ANNOUNCED BY CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

Tho cNl service commission has
announced competitive examinations
for unesthetist and technical assist
mt in malaria Investigations 90 he
held March ~ Applicants must De-
male. The former position paws $1,000
"a year with board. and the huor
from Sl 500 90 S2.2o0 Competitors
VII NOT nc assembled for either exc
animation hut rated upon thrir ,r lu-
ing Graduation from q medical school
is o prerequisite for applicants for
either position
The commission also has announced
examination for pulp and paper en-
Eineer Ca. flll a vacancy I'm the fores,
products laboratory. forest service. at
Madison. Wis az q salary OF $500.
Applicants will not be assembled for
examination. but rated upon tuiu-
ms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
MAY SOON BEGIN WORK
ON RATION P0ST0FFlCE

tsrsefsl coHsrsreHntncs 20 soaHsa iouHssu
Santa he, frh 2s-l H. Fleming
of Phoenix Aris. inspector for the
postnttiCe department. 90 examine pro-
posed sites far federal pOetnffrcs has
returned To- NDw Npyi,u ANA spent
p1ft or IHst week az ltWou HuthurH-
Ing statement that IN Ration husi-
mess men and the department agree
unon site nd once. actual rnnHiruC-
ton ot tHt0nH federal building VIII
he hceuu hy May
From Ration Afr Fleming went Co
las Vegas NJ visited Santa Fe srt-
efai weeks Hgo tu examine the sites
that ME available for the proposed
t2a5.nan fedora building at the cape
H1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
ALBUQuERQUE. n. M.

. BUTTS, Inc, Cor. Second and
Central. Drugs, Toilet Arti-
. Giles, Soda Water, Cigars, sun
% dries.
. KApPLE FURNITURE CO, 21s-
9 &c r. Central
- Observation-Disclosures CO,
70 206 W. Gold. Pianos. Music.
9 MODEL DRY GOODS Co, 32t
. w Central. Dry Goods. No
= lions, Ladies' and Chldren's
9 Wearing Apparel, Etc.
/" o. A. MATSON & co. 202 West
g Central. Books, Stationery, Ko-
70 oaks, Photo Supplies. Etc.
- NJ. MANDELL, 10 W. Central.
Clothing, suits, Hats. Haber-
. dasher.
Q A. o. BACHECH1 & CO, 105-17
r. Tljeras. Groceries
g HUBBS LAUNDRY Co, Corner
9 Coal and Second.
SANTA FE. n. M.
1. BUTT BROS. Drugs, Toilet Ar
o ticles, Soda Water Cigars. Sun
. dries Etc.
T.. Las NftsAs. n VI.
BACHARACH BROS, General Z
@ Merchandise
9 o. C. SCHAFFER, Drugs and
9 sundries
. LAS VEGAS MERCANTILE co.
8 ROsENrHAL FURNITURE co.
8 LAS VEGAS, y. Nj.
THE RED CROSS DRUG co.
. p. ROSENWALD q son, GEN
. eral Merchandise.
. RATION, n. NJ.
. THE RATION DRUG co.
. COuzEN's COMMERCIAL CO.
3 Dry Goods
. STANDARD GROCERY co.
g GREGORY HOUSE FURNISH
9 ER.
9 CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
e MONTGOMERY NsON
q SHOE AND CLOTHING CO.
9 A. NJ CAREY, Hardware.
SAN MARCIAL. n. NJ. 1
4: SAN MARCtAL MERCANTILE 1
9 CO. Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes, I
g Hats, Groceries. Etc. I
WINSioW. AtffL.
9 THE WlNsLOW DRUG STORE. I
= ChAS. Calm MERCANTILE co. :
9 General Merchandise. &
2 CITY MEAT MARKET. Z
SPRINGER. \. NJ. .
+" tLoERsHElM MERCANTILE .
= CO., General Merchandise. 9
llOLBROOK. ARIy .
H. II. sCORSE, General Mer- .
chandise. a
THE HoLBRooK DRUG co. .
49,. GALLUP, n. NJ. .
Z TIE FASHION SHOP. Giants .
Furnishings a
= THE GALLUP MEAT a PRO- .
buCE Co
:" X bEDD0w. Furniture and .
House Furnishings. .
me BANNER DRUG STORE. =
Drugs and sundries a
: f. 5. LAWRENCE. General Mr. :
chandlse siei
GALLUP TIN a HARpwApr. =
. CO. - = " AtAh =
: WILLIAM wuRM. Jewelrv ana :
. Watches cioeer. rt.laa.'..s. ~ :
ssss$~~~~x'.,. .,..,.aes. s.'s. :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

suutH fc. Feb. ga SANTA ne
umn kuled Antonio Flores. an aged
las CiuDDa Resident subject to palsy
according tu On report received here
today lt iE Thought that Flores ate
tempted goo board freight train aud
NUH thrown under the cts. both of hits
lcFs tciug severed, his scalp torn off
and his lctt side crushed Flores was
20 years ut 8se The coroner'a jury
returned % verdict of accidental death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
ARTEslA CHILD IS
HOOKED BY cow


fsesetst ea#sssEeHesses Us sessf#a fesHs.s
Aflasu IS 81 ffh as- Edward
lfaHief. the 8-Rear-aid son Of " a.
HtaEles. WAS hnnked rs i COW late
Wednesday afternoon The sharp point
uf tie horn uenffuiiuE Tie boy p
throat and missed inflIftIue IL mortal
wound hy unN narrow mafHln ur
Huasril was called and tnnE twelve
or fifteen stitches ana cd last reports
Che hW Was resting ea1
The little follow had been out
Watching the milking when the aeeis
deHf occurred and Naf lust starting
toward the houan when the cow throw
her h07d around and struck him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

sanIH p Lob n NUU- In
Youngest son 81 ATTORNEY Rcnehan.
Nas thrown violently yesterday hy
lhr horse ihe hoN Is accustomed Co
udo. and for time il WAS feared
that the Youth had been badly if not
IHfHiA injured nuI IA tluaer eNanll.
nation indicated that outside ot hmis-
IS ana q severe shaking mp he was
nri seriously hurt and that ne cs-
faped without broken bones or inter.
RAJ inlericH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
nacl.achc and rheumatism Vanish
AWAY.

MHn ana women having haekaehe.
rheumatism s1lff and swollen Joints
af hun lz giad ~ know that Foley
kidney plls Hft successful everywhere
m driving uuf those tlls Thnt IS he-
cause Huie kauaY fIIH arc true
medicine and uuIuEiF effective IN att
diseases thaf result fram Wtak mae
fltf EidurFa ana urinary arIfIes
Rev & 81 kulRhtnn. Havana. Fla.
whites suffered Intense pain tn
kiHHefa and hHfk bar hfIef nklnR
raley Kidney pills al uy pains dls-
appeared and tho i am b years old
feel lie sbnas man again. Fer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
KNOWN ARTISTS
IN MUSICAL RECITAL

p. Leroy Yott assisted by Miss
Mary Merle, mez2o-soprano and Mary
Beryl Konworthy pianist. will give u
recital at the Presbyterian church
next Wednesday at S.15 y. m. Louise
NJ. Nichol viii be the accompanies.
The following program viii he pre-
scented
1. Concerto In n minor. Mcndolssohn
Allegro motto appassionato
Andantc
Allegro motto vivace
q Transcription from an old
GDrInnn Mnnl ANnhnr- X MIMI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
SECRETARY OF STATE
COMPLIES DIRECTORY
OF AUTOS FOR 1914

iFrRciAt roRHsaFoaesAcs 70 aoaHiHa JOURNAL
Santa Fe Feb. ~. Secretary of
suite Antonio Lucero has complied for
printing complete directory Of New
McKlto automobile owners nH they
registered their cars for 1914, the
Ford ear leading am others by fully
10 per cent The name of the owner
his address and the make ana horse
power of his car are given chaNcE
county Il fur at the head of the list
in the number ~ automobiles having
one for every lNtY Inhabitants. while
klo Arrlha county has the loast, or
only one automobile for every 10000
inhabitants The following ia the
nnmhhI nl nulnmnhIlna hY nnMntIna
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

Santa Fc Feb 22 The grand jury.
which convened last week at Hus-
eurh. Sierra county with Judge N T..
Mcchcm ou the bench, returned six
teen true bills aud SITS no true bills
before making IDS final report
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

Santa Zee Feb 2-. Postmaster
John rfmeEcr received official notice
Yesterday That Marcelms McCreary
has boon commissioned postmaster at
MogdRlcna. Socoro county