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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

P0po Receives :. PaUl Bishop.
ROME. March 6.-Ths Right Rev. John
J. LAWYER. Auxiliary Bishop Of St Paul,
Ainnesote. was received by the Pops
to-day. His Holiness spoke lsnsthily
about the affairs Of the Archdiocese and
In r>esertng to Archbiahop Ireland 70.
, MeSked that II was . long time sinss
- had seen him. His sent the apostolic
baossing to tho archdiocese.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
STOPPED HIS y
DRINKING
This Wife and Mother
Saved Her Husband
Over Ten Years Ago
she WILL GLADLY TELL YOU HOW
FREE
Write to Her Today. Send No
Money. She Has Nothing
To Sell

For over 20 years james Anderson Of
Hillburn, N. r.. was confirmed drunkard.
His case was about - bad - Il .,uld Be,
but little over ten years ago his devoted
wife, after years Of trying. finally sue.
ceedsd In stopping bic drinking entirely.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

-: M ; :: 4 s: "a ~ ss; .::.
vsls y ~ poinl a sxhsnSuoa. n you can
- = !: n''Aaas 70 h.'e ne ! s'au b VI
49,: a. ss,.rssss .ssaa,s . sGl.uAvs
-. : So. eS NJ. . 49, e: e: "a. ia az {
0sans ~ a1lRitton I'm ths nd weAaA
IN t.00D - ~ blusA apply. oSsscnos
aGsVoas a1d ~ wtu beou@ plunp ID
laasng. TAas tssstnsas shouid b eoatnssd
g 80 -: - = = -; s:s y sA.as
= g. Z s'ah-'a vsA is..a&s.' II .
-, Ya =. b rs.ss.sd 4 yss, sbs.
AAhhs IN snd tAhs . taaponail q neal
ung - a esd Tine and you VIII soon b
0ud bAAvoee, ! o.: yrp nnapahlls
esGo.. : o.: vi.e a oolohacun. ons-half
poa..m. . dram.
49, Wths: "Csn . safhs~ from
hRSaAhl troubIs - rsiiwsdS Doceon do ma
0sa to haae - what would you suausti'
- bsnchhaA, ! would sdvtss ne use a
osnonk1aAsd 0sanns mGkho-iAsDs. Prrhssl
~ at ~ drs ss@s tn az OF. psckases and
uiy ssossdinG - dissctims Given on bUt,
~ 90 ~ WI vs1 shStly b. relieved Of eli
hroaSA11 tu1bis. THIS Will nnG only relsve,
bss vsn s'1ss. sad = vsy plsaaAnt to tssa
"u1A" ~; Il cannot at w1thoH sruai
dialsus sftF oatnS. I An alseplsD and NJ.
~. nssvuaA and irritable. Csa you TIL n
any9k1ng tAaA would cuN mei''
AgswH: Your trouble \ all due to .vul
sbmach, VAtdh csusD The nervous, rsstlea
SsalinG. Ttks tsblsts tiopsptins and you
Win econ b rslisvsd a all tins trouble. Ths,
srs pachsd in sealed cartons and are pink.
white and bius tabists 70 b. taken sftss msals
Take ths ptnk tablet afbw besakfast. whit
sftss dinner and blus sftW supper. II ohis d
copaiuued he cuStivs sSsnct0 will soou ~
stess natural 0sest3oa.
~. W." vhtss: 81 wass In ths uonirS
- tied - whsn ! rettNd. Ny aumant
fsds weak. ny arms ed Limbs trvmhs an
] lopk With despair upon tls days work.
IN 70 have no snsWy o. rsrupsrativl
fooes 8sssss Aeadsrhes. wossy sad emhan.
n6nt ct my conditicu sr Nsptoas."
1nsvss: The vital force have stbsd Low
suA sour navo nssd stimalaains. vAils youl
nnstfivs Ssross nasd tnninG W 70 suppL
suau. 1aeis taking three Ustn csdonHus
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
BlOuses

Other Blouses are In long shoulder and
raglan shoulder effects: effectively trimmed
with ecru Venetian lace. hand embroidery
finely pleated frills Of net. All are extremely
new and modish; daintily finished and cut
on the fashionable loose lines.
Tscsntv. doe nsW models IN Wolfe, Dstists
sWd LsUs Blouse. 81 -. rh,sa NV. oAaA q.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
Parl0r and Living ROOF,
Reduced One Third

\ A very special offering
Of Suites specially pus.|
chased at prices that pro-
vide you exceptional
economies. Only one of|
NJ a kind. None can be
" had after this distribu.
, ton at less than Mays
usual prices.
SUITE (3.pieee). $l&So
Mays usual price Is S6i.zs.
Covering OF genuine brown
"Spanish" leather. s. roll arms,
upholstered back and mahogany
finished frame.
SUITE (3.piece). m.S
Mays usual price Is 80. rs. |
Beautifully carved and covered
in pink striped velour. Mahog.
any finished frame.
SUITE (3.piece). $7a.1s
Mays usual price is S99.2s.
Plain frame IN mahogany finish.
Covering OF fine tapestry.
SUITE (3.piece). $ss.7s
Mays usual price Is S8l.2s.
Tufted back and upholstered seat.
Covered IN green striped velour.
SUITE (3.piece). $3.50
Mays usual price Is Sll6.oO.
Beautifully carved frame. ma.
hogany finished claw feet. Cow
sring Of olive velour.
SUITE (3.pieee). $3.50
Maey's usual prize is $1,000.
Rounded frame. Covered In
green velour.
SUITE (3.piece). $,e.B
Mays usual price Is Ss<.2s.
Plain frame. Mahogany finish.
Covering q stHpsd Plush:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
The Annual Sale Of China, Glass and
Lamps is on. Savings are from one.
fourth to more than One-h1u. 5s :s" &:
FLOWERS
FOR
INTERIOR INK
DECORATION

The Artificial
Flower Department.
on the Balcony. Hth
Street side. offers .
variety Of blossoms
suggestive Of Spring.
Because Natures
products are so per.
ishable these almost
perfect reproductions
are very popular for
decorating the house.
and in our larg:
ssAss <an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
Dainty Wolfe
In New Models
at $l.98

The Blouse. aiasSsAad. b typical q tns
charming styles represented In tbs assoet.
ment and Is effectively fashioned Of fine
meshed wolfe. with broad bands q ecru
shadow lace alternating with embroidered
wolfe.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

Ssi.tiv- = fsiss1 Wa drinks.
Not only did she ave Mr.. Anderson but shs
stopped the drinking Of nor brother and ssv.
sral Of her neighbour - veil. AL this she
accomplished With . simple bone remedy
which aayone can get and uss. And she nov
sslaeivs q frtsnd who drinks. Just what Il 10.
Il san b given secretly u desirsd and every
reader OF this notice who y interested In curing
. dear one OF drinking should writs TO Mrs..
Anderson st once. Her reply will cone By Re-
gladly. In h0pse that ethsrs viii b hsasdtted
q che woa. Ona thing 10 asks heysvus. and
that IL that you Do not send moasy tor che has
nothing 10 sell Hs1 eddsoss 10 IA Hun Ave-.
AillharA N. Z -~Adss ~s.S
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

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leg: Eivood stssslA. Dsytos. O.. issiosias
ssi-addrsassd. stamped envelope to- reply.
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S.aan .IOOlos. t.si.... .sias ~ old By
e .: di'scuss Tor ii. an; sss:,..lsa. WIN 'S'
b VI "ospsat~" vuss: my livsr s1s hdu.ys
u. y !. bad Condition. hsV. day 9sis
seoAw and d.'s vet. bstors ny eyc. Aso have
"a H::s! e :. s S.a =. = s:
4 vessA u:s Asss ssin salDhss tables lnot 1,phwl.
s..su.:l The =. psehsa IN s..lsa Tab. Nth hii
sashs:s 90. w s: so-s: ed ,s - ua.y =; -
ehaae blood fhy sss eoa'uisns. sRsosvS snd
hish1 e1ssNs
... 4. ., "ras.s..-ze: .sl,o-.ns WIN s...s. ,.-
y o. snst.ss .su.ssue..ic, d,.% .asns Guess g
-, ,s.,. AID ! a. :. sone fluid baanvor. Ms aad
Aix b. about On hou, bSfocs each ~
u meal
son BE- Maud" write; 81 have sAs.r,a great
]; comp dsal with cstassh. 1t Gves hsadschss
sspshlls affects my syes and my breath Il swfui Can
s.;A'a you pr.'c1,s' .o.:sAins e cur: ~ Only ny
Answer: ] have prescribed antissptis vIAns
powder and grateful letteu from hundreds
y from indicate that It 10 speedily curative. but must
do ma be used occasionally to prevent Q recurrence
usust" Get two-ouncs original package Of visns
> thsuas powder; use . bali tesspooniu to . pint Of
p.sa.s .na u. u...i th,ouss The no.r n S unta
sscs and thoroughly eeanssd two three times daily.
on ht, Mix level tsaspoonfu Of uiAns powder with
ID Of ell Of lard vAsdtns and apply well no
relve, into Int nostrils twos dspy and yo, catsYTh
to tas~ shoad soon b s:ne.
~. 1911. "Onds" writes. II am troubled with Itch.
nd - Ing scalp. dandr'ff and my hair y falling
IN = out. II 10 hAnh and brittle"
~ Answer: Plain yellow mnyol 10 tho beat
IN mn, remedy Tor itching scan, falling hair and
restless ~ =. a.. .nt 20 us., a..ossia. ~ 'oue"
and you - an ,.r.Sn. a;.....s ~ ., ~ ue
le. Mas u ~ =. d. 80. !. 49, 80 m.u s1a
~ pink 80 a.. ho.hs,ad nth Tins. .,,s.,,ins ~, Saa
- nsalA ~! ~ - a ,n,nvc Iii rs.,a.. ,h.sH
H. white Wv - "a nr,ns 49, 81. 49,, ~ nuny
= ~" color.
0ou - IS W. c." writes; u have led IN In.
temperate life spd q great suifernr from
kidney and ladder irregularities. Have gres.
monirG pain IN back and region q bladder while the
stomach pASsages ether raut copous with
Ihis ~ 4 unnatural odos and color"
. work. Answer Exctsses In eating and drinking
operative ars rsponsibe for many III. he careful OF
mharA- diet and drinking and to relieve the unnst.
ursl conditions of kidney and blsddtr begin
bsd low taking bsimwor tablets at once. Full dire.
Ails your ons with each sealed nbe. This fine
supply reliable raasdy which ! have prscfibsd 10
sdonsus hundreds With sosd results.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
W0NlEN'S
IMPORTED
Isle
H0SE(pr.) &c

DeOSt0StSvS OOC
Imported Isle Hnee Of fine
esuee: deep welt garter TOPS;
double so'es and toes: extra
high double heels. In black and
write: III sizes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

"Phos6S''-Ths followins viii osrsct you
childRsn q bsdwettans; Get drans Q
tinctnEs shusaru0atic, dsan tinchass euhso
and ] o.. cong. fluid balmwost. Mix a,
give ths child iron 10 to 10 dsops u wSts
sbout oos hour bsfors each msAl.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

An extremely pretty model with draped
bodice and tunic Of silk shadow lace over
accordion-pleated chiffon. over China
silk foundation. In white. pink, light blue.
maize and Nile, with creamy lace.
Touches Of velvet ribbon add smart fin.
ish to girdle and tunic. Sizes II, Is and
ID years. Third yisss. o1th O6sst.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05
Diagonal >,I,.

Modified Norfolk jacket effect.
with yoke front and back. notched
collar and deep tusr.back cuffs.
The coat Is we'll lined with ser.
Wceable molsair and fasterD with
large novslty buttons. The skirt.
nnew model. has pleated panels at
front and back. II brown. CopM.
hagen. navy and checks. Sins 10
to 10 yoorS. 1hAg6 n-eSth q.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

Long wasted blouse eject.
shirred At waist and With deep
flounce Of embroidered net lace.
Lined with soft charmeuse and
finished with q large bow Of velvet.
Long shoulder effect With
rosebuds and velvet ribbon 70.
settes. In blue. white. maine and
pale pink. Sizes 6 to ~ years.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-05

The very jaUnty model (SH.sRoaed) s
developed In French broadcloth q excel
lent quality in Copenhagen. taupe. green.
brown. navy and black. The deep collar
is Of black MORE silk and the smart coat
is warmly intei lined and peau Dc cygne
lined. The skirt features the fashionable
tunie. Sizes ~ and Is years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
CHORAL SOCIETY
CONCERT WILL Be
IMPORTANT EVENT
Preparations Going Rapidly.
Forward and AI VIII Be I'M
Readiness When Date Ar
r.yeS,

Tbe secoul concert cf the Albu-
ucrua choral society which is %
aht place IN thu Presbyterian church
III Apri ~ the Tuesday after Easter
bids fair % be oven greater triumph
tlm tic first effort of The oreoniza-
uou upon which SO much praise was
bestowed.
Bchcarsals FOR thc concert have
been going en- FOR several weeks, UNI
der tho direction of str Charles j..
Andrews, and the members are almost
ready 10 have il begin right now.
Inc enthusiasm of the members of
the society les aucsted by the large
attendance that the rchcarsals have
drawn out
The concert viii lc directed by Mr.
Andrews aud MI stanley Se1cr viii
serve as accompauist The solosJs
Will be MIS- r. f. Bradford, sopranos
Mrs Charles j. Andrews, contralto,
ana Mr. Thomas j Christian basso
The program includes such classical
selections as The Banner of 81
George, "Oh. Lovely Night ami
1.-THE Song OF the vikings
There viii be rehearsal at the
church this afternoon al 2l3 ANA
cXlru rchclrsals this week..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05


lhufoug search was maze OF NO' .,t.i
-fiIelf pockets some Vt Ali oi 4 ii'a''
he found.
GUS clerk Charles Il l'oenl
Wru yesterday ANA gave ohl ins iY'
lowing statement ilstfHihk VS. lI..'"
aIll condition oi ihe city al lle ll',s
the present administration wen, Xxx a9
office ana pee cnhdlIoh hl present
ihs statement 'ompleicIy s'IN's.
naIh w..
Mr ROOM said ,,....
.On Apri l9' ~ Wh'h 'l', ~. ",
Sfllois TOOK olllcr' WIG Guy 't.'
had on haha1 -'VVV.D' " fto
previous hdfnI Ialioh Ju.N ,A5 ~
da} hcl"rc h'u peoh '''. ,..l. N
take rom INC h3r'iii llt'I mi
me ,lly. tl,aUu w, Whi,l' 5''' ,,,t, ~
A,i 1 ~ IL - LIZ, " ~ ~ ~, qtir
Illl. HltNlai'Nlt ! .N,l.'..,r rrafrtt
lll " .tVo.1'' 1919 nt't Of
Ili hltE " ltlsi. q i. .i,.i,.. x x, he
~ WAitltAl z :, : y, ~.
DlsH Al ~ ,.,ir, r,irrf.
hpp. W. - ~ ~ w ~ afher
AND SbVo.Vo on olher nlila, ~ nr ~.
words. lheIc WA0 lo,oVV.V' 'I
DEBIE pN i+a7 aEalllst '''' i"''''
SHOWN w lhe 'lo''ap' ,Ii. o.,.,.,- Sal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
THE Sc FOR
GOOD HEALTH
How Can ! Get Well?


Too many useful lives tI ana UNI
timely grave Many who suffer from
mbcroulosa ban some one of ts Nrl-
ous forms como lone distances 90
avail themselves uf this particular cli-
mntc. believing az they DO that all
thcy need Is good food reIt and rlen-
ty of fresh air 90 kIll the germs That
nrc slowly sapping thcIr life away
Set so very many are lu1oriug under
q SAD dcluslon
The recent publication Up tnose coll
umns OF me death mtc Of consump-
aVcg who come here for ihe benefit
~ this climate VS. certainly appalhns
anu ~ most cuW lnoinE argument tlai
climate alone Is not sufficient in
manY cases to destroy the germs ot
this most dreaded disease.
n WINS this fact Chant he'd Dr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
GIRLS. BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE

and excessive oil and In just a few
moments You haNo doubled the
beauty uf Your hair
Besides heauAhing the hair al
once. pundorIno dissplVes every parti-
Gle of dandrutf; clcanses. purifles and
lnWsorates The scalp. forever stopping
itching and falling hair.
But What Will please you most will
be after few weeks use when YOU
VIII actually see new halr-fine and
downy at urst-ycs but really new
hair growing an over the scalp. II
YOU care for pretty soft hair and lots
~ DC surely get "a 80 cent bottle Of
kuoWltou panderinC from ans drug
gist nr toilet counter. and Just trv 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
Ty This Doubles Beauty Of
Your Hair and Stops Il
Falling Out,

Your hair becomes Hight waVy
fluffy abundant and appears as soft
lusiFUu and beautiful as q youns
EirIs after "ptnderine hair
cleanse Just try this--moistcn O.
cloth with "A uttle Dauderine and
carefully draw 1t through your hair.
taking one small strand al time.
This Mlu cleanse the hair OF dust, dirt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05
So THE PEOPLE MAY NOT
Be DECEIVED, SITUATION
ON WATER IS EXPLAINED
SELLERS AND CANDIDATES FOR
COUNCIL WITH HIM MAKE CLEAR
DECLARATIONS OF PRINCIPLES

Charge That City May Be Turned over to Water Supply
Company Shown 10 Be Canard; Impossible to Extend the
Franchise Or Buy Plant Without Majority Vote Of People
Of City Campaign Of nnuendo and Mud-Singng Defeats
Its Own Purpose; Statement From City Clerk Shows Dis
position Of Ctys Money During Two Years of Present
Administration; General Sentiment in Favor Of Having
Popular Vote on Water Question Without Delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

Ghcut Eu'eium furnishes pracf-
ticliN aIl of the pottcd specimens Of
the Nmmu Ieal Araucaria or Nor
toik island pine. used as un otnamen-
ml folHge house plant ln Europe and
America The United States imports
u Icast 100000 off these plants In five
90 siN-in,h rnts each YEAR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05


Efforts Wcr1 nude Wcdtt OFF,
the bmlughl ,.y central fa'hu'il
go mako ""tot thc rc' iN.u' 'N ~
pending municipal '1np4tn toupI,,n
Win mnmt'ou n tho i}"Ir.s1' "
trWhr. th1i Mayor fDIirit ana ih"
eaud0lnes running for the city couu
fd oh Duo ii.kcl Hlt "Fff Ii'uulN To-
the interests oi tho N1lrf supply com
PAM brought lolW 'IeNI0us state
menlH ny All lhehc gentlemen aH 10
ih"H NuNlli0u uh lhe t"-nilled water
question
incidentally 10 Wls brought 20 light
ihut under uo circumstance. could no.
grant ~ refusal % 100 extension nf th
frHnchIac now ulo,ed bF the Water
supply company po#ihlt ho pn iHH0'
iu ihc election " @ myor ana city
cuunrll either noW or ut amy other
Tune fur ihn SIMPLE rrasr tine. un-
der ihn laws az Sow MNNicp % VIII hD
necessary ior ODE people ~ Alnulunf
que 10 vote uu WnN proposition Go cN-
tend the franchise ur on proposition
10 acquire mo HaicrWofha property
in ulher Wufds tho mayor ana coun-
cil might ,n unul thp rmrk of doom
Go extend tine iraurhito nr 90 buy ihc
plnut 81 the Wat5r company ANA ihct
could MOI hu II unless the people hy
majority vote gave lhcif consent 90
whatever action is proposed
ash Your LAWYER
LASH your lawyer advises anmo ~
The persuasive literature oi thc iiuni-
riFhi propaganda ana see how c1s'
d would Dr. for Hn energetic mayor
ana 70 WiliInr council t1 dn something.
This Aaier ISSUE "a continue H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

should Doe under the control OF nom
partisan commission off able business
men and 90 competent engineer
] 0u opposed 10 any extension oi
Che franchise ni the present water
company unless terms satisfactory 10
tho majority of the people Of Albu-
qucfunc caH ne made Furthermore,
30 EXTENSION or REISSUE or
THE FRANCHISE CAN bi9 MADE
WITHOUT JliE SAME HllNd A.
PROVED Ef a MAJORITY or TIE
QUALIFIED VOTERS ON THE CIR y.
The question must first hc submit
tea to % vote oi ihe people ana n ray.
nrlhIc sufficient bond issue would
thou have to De authorized by SINH
mr vote of the people for inc Install
ing " HE system
Respectfully
~ IL r. SELLERS.
Mr. MeQuadr.
10 My Friends and Fellow Citizens
pf the FIRST Ward
Tho water question De- the one big
vital issue now before the people &c
Albuquerque ana ] desire 20 define
m this statement mv views on the
question ana what my action VIII DE,
u elected 10 represent you in the city
council.
rho question of municipal owner
shin of fbo water works should be put
AZ 4 ,oto III me people at tho earliest
posIllle m6me9t
Tbr mlcafion Da to whether new
.,Yifn abo,ild br Installed ar tho prcs-
,nt .,atrr, pufphaeod improved ana
ephrrcd .hapld be- mibmittea te the
.otrF. Fl ,4.. miirIrIn4l ownership a
d.eftlod uuou nfter earoful estimates
+. fgt.rta as 49, mo urtual present
.auo of mo old system and tho cost
t..,'.iiI.,., 800 .,'t.,.,
AVA W MtO1tADE
Da,rs,ritie Cau,Ideta far Alder.
9se in tbe rlrsf War9
,, ,.,.,,,,,s,,r,
Wis NJ
~ pm, ol'. 81 i'' ,o,'" .., ,t"'" 3.
i. Nt"' ., WIS, W., wv 391,n..i1lne .t.e.
~. ,...',it,,. .ss,,...
Xxx, 1,' ,.r,'.,,t ,i,'o hcIng
,'N' e,' wy ,,d ,n' ro',i i1
'..,.'., H.. ,a,o,s
.'.' -.
"a t'', 7''e''u W. ''l', WY -
:" ''N w. H.. ea.oni
WHY ....... - ,r.,.t1a IA, am
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

IN II faKUf " IN UUUIOITIT
ownership ~ oBr city water supply
= believe 81 would Pes o. greater na-
tor I0 the growth and heauuflns of
our city than amy other one bis ina
nfuNfmFuf.
The water department. at the city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

Iu tU. rcupie Of the Fourth Ward.
fHea.te tHst a. question ls OF more
vital Importance Go the people OF AZ
.HUau.lr. at ihr present time than
a .ll4u,r nuppif or water aud ~
...f.a Is thr rty council I shaii
Wa.u #Uep effort TO have the guess
rau Uf municipal ownership submit
tra n tht people at once aud shall
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-05

r. T. llt.Si
rntle candidate for Alderman
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Prof. Carr May
 Succeed WhippIe

Advices from Pesrce are that the question of a succe so to Supt Wbipple of the state indu,trisl school at Fort Grants beirg actively dis cussed by Governor Hnnt's frienas in various parts Of the state. One of the most promising candidates for the office, backed by many old line Demc- crats, i, Professor T H Carr. TO. em- ployed ss principal of the puolic schools district No P Of CochI e coun- ty. He is highly recommended by County School Superintendent D B Hutchin., Of Tombstone
 Prof Carr enjoys an excellent record ss a school principal, and disciplinar- ian. He taught in the schools oi San D ego. Cal. and Nevada C.ty, snd be- fore going 70 Cocbise county was principal of the HoIbrook schools oi this sta'e. Petitions ssking the CD. poiotment of Prof Carr are being cir- culsted at various points and are re- 1 eel, ing numerous sigbstnree.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
AZ Parsons Appoint
 ed Asst. County Atty.

Juige 4 F Parsops this morning began his work ss Assistant County Attorney, having been appointed by County Attorney W G Gilmtre to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Ross, who has announced him. self as a candinste for comfy at'or. ney at the election this fall.
 Judge Parsons i. one of the pioneer attorneys of the city. having been a member oi the Douglas bar for nearly ten years. He is well known through out the country and has alwsys taken an active interest in politics, though having never sought office except when he wss elected . member of the constitutional c-nvention where he took a prominent part in all the pro- ceedinge.-Internationsl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Is Candidate for
 County Treasurer

Frank Demare-t. Deputy County Treasurer, yesterday announced through letters written to various business men in Douglas, that he was . candidate for Couoty Treasurer on the Republican ticket ct the coming primaries in September. Mf Dems ret hes resided in Tombstone about six years and is st present . city coupcilmsn. He is che first Repub- Iicsn to announce for office this year bu, it is expected that right after the Biebee city election next Monday tbss the nance of msny RepubIicsns will come to the fore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-24
Automobile ThisIes Captured

Word was received at the Sheriff's office today that Sheriff Harry . Wheeler had captured the two boys at AlbuqueFq e, who had stolen the automobile of MT Stewart Douglas some time ago. The sheriff has been constantly on the trail of the youthful taken and h;s chase las led him ac- Toss into Nsw Mexico, where he apprehepded the boys. Sheriff Wheeler is always on the job rwhen it comes to running down criminals and in most every instance has succeeded in bringing the fugitives to justice