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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

cured dr y.:,.rs., pS "s .V: S" M. ala not se
So ;tH s s.Se .sr :s ., SrY lover .r
Arrival. ar. frss and receiver. are doin.
shsi. bss, :" .ySid ,osumI ns E1por.
are also lower and allow. Process. quiet
E,is: s' :sls.; eT..%.:s :.'fs: AZ - css'
; ;.;I:. ,s as 10 sIIn. So, ~
s eroe... "" extras. ,i4 @.sSo.; ar.t-. ~
aic,i ladies, current nrs,. ?oc,i packing stock
current msk~ No. g. is"ei'G' No D.
tHEEsE-.-A nrm tom: prevailed along
modsrs.s With very iit,i. fresh striving
SS': ;s:s's,: s:i:;;s :H;;,.!:
Sisi:. 40 itxc.; held. ehoics., rs 40 |.
: Sos4 20 'r; ;:i; s sS,os to choice
'V gsuds.-s" smprov.d was the market yes-
. :.s;: a.. ss' s.n: .:, % Hn
i: .s.pn. s;%'s ss%: n! :. s:s!s
Sr.rinS: !" transit end inaiGstion. poin. 70
= lower msrkst whsn supple. reach New
Yort. Nearby .ss: W moa ,,n r dsm s,,a
P Pyss:. ' iso. n ts: Sses
sac. s1!,. ar:t:' SIC; ., nr:,; soSn.rsS.;
merry Browns 81 y @oao.; brown and mixed
eoicrs so@iie Duck ssa. STAT and v nearby
SO iss,i IT.nns:sss and other good South
'rn live ;sy PsocSU;LrRY.-rr.d,ns yesterday vs.
modsrate and quotations were established
With fsw change from last vssa, Receipts
&cvtn SsstsYn ana four Southern by freight.
mSSing the weeks svriv.,s ." far ninety
carH With twenty seven on track. Quota-
iSWc.; old voostsrs isc.;. tyytsya is0lec. !;
Westcru and Southern ducks isc.; geese,
i!s;; ,SSS'n's 'o"~ p.''' ''e'' p's''"'
ESsrD POULTRY. poultry
10 Ia vnsatisfactory shape. ~ 10 frozen, Fsv
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
WAest Sells OF ~ Poor Cash aal
Export DeaanA.

Wheat values showed q further slight
,ss yesterday on a small volume OF trad
~ Reports OF damage to the crop In
Kansas and Nebraska failed to stimulate
o'mand as the trade was not disposed to
paee credencs IN Information OF this char
.f'er 20 early In the season. Tho major
w OF reports from the entire bslt, more
over, Indicate that crop prospects are
excellent. A fair amount Of selling was In
.uced by the dlscouraging export situa-
uon Foreign buying was At standstill.
VIII bids reported 20 be we'll out OF line.
me apathy OF foreigners vas thought to
- due IN some measure at least To the
Neer Offers Of Russian wheat which wore
1eported IN the cables. News from abroad
os featureless and the course OF Liver
poi and continental markets was rather
%sappointing. Al one tine during the SEES
uoh prices were Hc. higher but IN the
~ trading the market worked on 70 Q
~el i&c- lower. AZ which n closed.
Corn opened 4 trihe easier. Armed up
Under short covering. hut receded near
we close with wheat The Improvement
wported IN the cash situati0n on the pre-
sdlns day was thought to. be exa9eer-
rsd' etneciAliy al regards sales 70 ths
sr Farm offerings were liberal. Oata
oosed hc lower. weakening late With
~n. Trading was inactive
me Northeastern Mtllev 1epore0 100
~Siput for the past week - f0lb0WOs
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seliins sugar.

On the previous occasion whom AIneri-
can sugar stock broke through par IN
December last the quality Of tho selling
pressure was demonstrated by quick
rebound In the price. ON this weeks de
cline on unusually heavy dealings ehor,
selling has again undoubtedly been in
dulged in to a considerable extent Blu,
40 far at least no indications have beer
presented that the position on the short
side has become dangerous one. n THE
condition is continued the explanation viii
be that there has been a notable increase
IN tho supply OF American Sugar in the
Street resulting from selling of Investment
stock on the annual report.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Early cables from abroad yesterday
brought reports that first hand copper
was being offered At lSh cents on the
Continent. though II developed here that
this was only an endeavor to md the
market The trade WAS exceedingly dull,
with little or no metal sold. In spite OF
the cut In price. Most Of the large pro.
ducers maintained their asking quotations
at IAN cents . pound and showed no
willingness 70 follow the lead In the re.
duction OF priceo-
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ROCK ISLAND TERMS OUT.
Power t. Adopt Plan Given 90 Fro
teetlve COasmittce.

The agreement entered into by tho Cen
trsi Trust Company and the Chicago. Rock
leland and Pacific Railway Company
gives to the protective committee for the
collateral trust I per cent. bonds. power
70 adopt . plan for the protection OF the
bonds upon Q vote Of two-th!rds Of the
members OF the committee. Tho Central
Trust Company 10 trustee OF the issue,
James N. Wallace president OF tho Cen
trail TruA. u chairman Of the commit
tee.
The COMMITTEES IL empowered 10 loan
money to tho railway company or 20 pur-
chase IL securities II may also pay any
bonds, notes or other obligations Of the
company n this II deemed desirable. A
Reorganization plan for the Rock Island
system 10 expected to come from this oom-
m!ttee
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ELECTIONB MD MEEITNGS.
MISSOURI. KANSAS q TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Parsons Kansas. March ., 1914
The regular annual meeting OF stock
holders Of the above named Company for tho
election 81 Directors In conformity with
Chapter isf. Laws Of Kansas. 1898, and the
Transaction Of such other business as may
como befors aid meeting, including the
rstinoation Of sych aotion AZ AMI. time taken
or authorised by the Board OF Directors.
the Executive Committee or the Executive
omcers Of the COMPANY - may Be sub.
general ofios Of the Company In the City Of
parsons Kansas, on Thursdsy the sth day
Stock transfer books viii be closed from
che afternoon OF March 10Th until tn. morn.
ing Of April 10Th ns.t, New York onos. "
GAIL REMrNoToN. sscre,ary
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900 hrst mortgage 5 per osnt bonds
which mature July I. 1914,
The committee consists OF X n Bah
bitt, Otto T. Barnard and Charles n
Haydock OF New York, George H. Taylor
of Chicago. J. A, Hayes Of Colorado
Sprir@s William " Hodges, James Rem
ton Grant. John G. Mitchell and N, d.
Thatcher OF Denver,
The bonds are TO he deposited WITH tho
New York Trust Company by April Is
of this year. II In said tho company
fsSls that II will be unable to arrange 6or
the payment ~ the bonds upon thor ma
turity.
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M-.it.. Railway. Nos.s Ready.

Tho offer OF the National Railways Of
Mexico 30 meet the January I. 1914, inter-
est payment on tho National Railways of
Mexico prior lien ~ per cent. bonds.
National Railroad prior lien 81 per cent.
bonds and the Mexican Central priority
bonds with three year per cont notes
having become operative. tho notes will bs
delivered on and after March 10 upon
presentation Of receipts issued BY the
de1ositing agents for the coupons
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wheat--No. I Northsrn at Minneapolis,
Sko: No. ] Northern spring. e. O. b., 70
arrive $1.03: NO red. (. o b.. Oi.Oe;
No. Q hard. {. o. b.. to arrive. los: No 1
Manitoba. g. o. b.. li.03k. Corn-No. 3
yellow. prompt shipment, 7ihc.: No 2
yellow. prompt shipment 73xc. Oats
+5N %6hc.: standard. 45M q &sc. Barley
Mating. c. 1. Z. Buffalo. 65 a 76c Rye
No. . Western. 67hc. F1our-Sprsns
pahentA 1l76o&5S6; Npring clears. 13s 90
oe420: kAnAas UtraightA 1l.S6 0S>.60,
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THE CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. March IA duh and easier
tone WAS displayed in this market The
sagEinY trend waS mainly duo to the
lack OF interest Peoples Gas. Sears
Roebuck. Commonwealth Edison. Illinois
Brick and Union Carbide were frac-
t,onally lower. There was q fair demand
for bonds at advancing prscss. The
summary:
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KeLlY.sPRlMaFlElD TIRE co,

A quarterly dividend Of u, 70 has been de-
olarcd on tho Preferred Capital stock OF THE
Company, payable April 1914. to stock.
March 20, 1914. The Preferred Stock Traas-
fer Books OF the Company will be closed from
the close OF business March Goth. 1914. to
April 3 1914
FREDERICK A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York January 80. 1914
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NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY.

A dividend OF Ten Dollars per share has
been declared op the Capital stock OF this
holders Of record at the close OF business
March IS. 1914
change OF address should be sent to the
undersigned not later than April l. 1914
GEORGE CHESEBRO, Secretary
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NEW YORK MOTION PICTURE
GARHAR AIlON

MONTHLY DIVIDEND NO. 10
4 dividend Of two per cent G%) upon tn .
capita stock ~ this corporation has bsen
declared. payable on March Is, 1914, to stock
holders OF record at the opening Of business
on that day
New York March 10 1871.
CHARLES J HrTE. Treasurer
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United Shoe Machinery CofnQratlnn

The DIRECTORS OF this Corporation have de-
clared quarterly dividend Of 49, t37Hc
per .harel on the Preferred capital stock and
dividend Of 2es t50c. per share) on the
Common capital stock. both payable April
9Th, 1914, To stockholdcrs Of record at the
close OF business MSr,h 18th, 1914.
/. A. COOLIDGE. Treasurer.
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HOLDERS OF BONDS ORGANIZE.
Pposeetivs CSaoittee Ter Securities
81 Dssvev Union water %.

ovinS % the decision Of ti,e United
State Supreme Court that the Denver
Union Wafer Company - without fran
s,hise ard tic fefuSS, n tho voters OF
Denver to grant the company new
franohlse. together with the defeat NJ the
recent special election OF a proposition to
diapose Of the company 10 tho city 6or
the sum of $4,000. 900, . protective omn-
mjttee has bsen appointed for the 81. O0O.-
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NtW YORK, NJ irch IL, 1V1A
The board OF directors OF this Company
ferrei and Common Stock payable on tn.
first day OF April, 1914, 20 stockhoidsrs Of
record At tho close OF business on March
goth. lelt
MILTON s. BARGER Treasures
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Su0ar-Renners reduced The price OF
fne granulated 10 points to the basis Of
3eoc. This action was foreshadowed by
the recent drop In raws to spot basis Of
2s5c. In the neighborhood Of 10000 bags
Of Porto Ricos were taken yesterday at
:e5c Cubas were hrmer. 29Sc. being
the asking price.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company
New York, Marca

New YORK Marcl r. leil
quarterly dividend of one and one alt
per cent on the Preferred Stock Of this Com
panS tNo. 3jb and quarterly dividend Of
one per cent on tho Common stock mo 10,
have been declared. payable April 18th. 1874.
TO stockholders OF record at the close Of
business on Monday, March I'D. 1915
THOMAS A. DOE, Treasurer.
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American Can Company

A quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent. has bsen declared upon the
Preferred Stock of this Company. payable
Apri. LIST, 1914 20 stockhoiders Of record at
the close Of business March 18TH. 1914. Trsns-
fer Books will remain open Checks mailed.
II lSMOS. Secretary n Treasurer
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The committee OF flvS NlS,lbsro Il the
Stock Exdhasgs appointed by President
Mabon a fsw days aSo % consider the
resumption OF Joint account aroitraSs
trading win hold sb,other needing to-day.
II 10 expected that several msmbsrs Vdll
express their Views.
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Provisions closed steady. Cash pork.
mess. 3:3432350; family, e25 q $3.50.
Cash besf. packet, 3ls6eis: family.
SlsTe20. Cash lard. prime Western.
$1,000 refined Continent. SIl.25; South
American, ell.86.
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su1.TREAsURY STATEMENT

"WEDNESDAY.
p.iA By sub.Trsasury 70 banks =.
pSid ~ bsnks 70 Svo-TreAsury.
Gain 20 bsaks On lsy's tSsnsee-
actions ........s...'''
gINCD yRIDAY LA6T.
Pa,A ~ Oub/TrsasurY 20 oenke s.s
Paid - banks - 0ub-Trsesu1y's'
Len - banks. .......l.i'.:..
Loss 10 hankS same 0sSsee v''
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Prices at Liverpool were

II A. NJ. bids TO Liverpool were: March.
1887; May. l1.7s; July. l1.ss: October.
N.as. The market there 10 due to open
to-day to Bit points higher.
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The Liverpool market vas steady. There
vss a moderate business in spot cotton
~hh middl'ns point of. at $3.50. Sales.
1000 bales. Receipts. 1000 bales. all
American
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south Porto R,c. sugar Company.

The Board OF Directors have this day hs-
clAred Quarterly Dividends o. 40 on Pre-
fsrrsd Stock and ~ on Common stock, pay.
abls on April J., 1914. 10 s,ocaholderS Of
record March - 1914
= A. DILLINGHAM;, Secretary
4 dividend at the rate OF SOC, per snare
will be paid by The Goldte!d consoiidstsa
M,n:s COMPANY on APRIL so' ;';s, to ssocs,
business on March 81 1914
" HOWE Secretary
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The First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds
The Denver Union Water Company
Due July l, 1914.

the First
a Committee.
The
the o
The franchise to the COMPANY BY the City Of Denver has expired and
declined franchise
and at election on Fbusry H. ls the City declined to into contract
In view Of the early maturity Of the bonds and the above ted facts
the protection Of the property
The Co%mttse designated The New York Trust Of e Broad
ernaona Company OF Denver Colorado as its will also receive
Of said bonds.
bearing date March ~ 1914 will lodged With said
Company copies the obtained application from either
Of these bonds deposit them with
bonds deposited
bondholder
members Of the Committee
OF its
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OTTO T. Barnard.
President The New DIRK Trus, Company. New
York City.
JOHN {. MITCHELL,
President Denver Na'onsl Bank, Den yer Cor
ora6o
NJ. ID. THATCHER.
President First Na,iona, Bank, Pueblo. Cole
RADIO.
GEORGE II. TAYLOR,
Banker. Ch,ca 20. Illinois
J. A. HAYES, Chairman Of the Committee,
President First Nationa Bank. Colorado Sprin r..
Colo. (O0MITfEE.
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Dated, March IL, 1914.
K. r. Rabbit.
as Broad Street. New York City
William v. Hodges,
Boston Building. Denver. Colo
Counsel for the Committee.
Charles E. Haydock,
20 Broad Street. New York City
James Benton Grant.
Boston Building. Den yer. Colo
Secretaries Of the Commtttee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
BEST WORK BETWEEN
AGES OF 60 AND 70

Eugene, Ore, Dec. 2S.--lnvestIEa-
tlon BY Keen men has shown that
MINIS best work has been done be-
tween the ages of 60 and 20 years of
age said President r. H. Bryan of
Coldalc university In nm Address to-
day before the western Division of the
Oregon Teachers association.
six hundred of the mos: import
ant scientists. statesmen and old
worl1efnmous inenzwere Collected he
said and 1t wus fopnd8that onlvasb
PER cent Of them accomplished their
worlds work before the age OF 40;
10 per cent between 40 and 30: 20
per cent between so and 60;
81 per cent between go aud 20 II
per cent between 20 and Sol and 30
per cent after they had reached the
age Of so.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
0RPHANAGE CHILDREN TO
ENJOY. CHRISTMAS TREE

Arrangements have been made by
the sisters in charge OF st. Anthony's
orphanage to give Christmas tree
celebration at the orphanage tomor-
row afternoon from 2 to o'clock.
Christmas greetings and wishes for a
happy New Year are extended. by the
sisters % behalf Of the orphans to
all the friends and patrons of the in
stitution and an invitation lis extend
ed to alto be present at the exercises
Christmas afternoon.
Following is the program:
Song, 20. Christmas Tree" Glass
christmas Wishes" f. Baca
christmas Carol" f. McInnis.
Song. "Christmas Bells" Glass.
christmas Reverie,' Il. Herrera.
Dialogue, THE New Quarter, ;"
(Anna) II. springer;A (DickyssF. EMc-
Ipniky (Zilla. A Springer
8 y"Pfince of Peace" Selected
Christmas Morning." Selected.ssi
Song, Santa Is Coming" Glass.
Wonderful Tree" f. Herrera
santa Claus and the Mouse Pri-
mary Class.
"The Christmas Tree" l.. Springer.
Song. ITO Santa Claus, Glass.
"The Christmas Guest in the Or
phan Home" A. Carbajal
Santa Claus on the Train, Y.
McInnis.
Waiting for Santa" r. Baca
Song, "Glad Christmas Bells Glass.
THE Arrival of SANTA Selected
Distribution of gifts by Santa and
his helpers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
TORRES MATCHED
WITH P|ERSON;;
FERNS BOUT OFF
Wildcat Sends Word That He
Has Gone 10 Bedside Of His
Wife ID Oklahoma frankie
fowser Won't Come.

Again The Ftfns-rorres flEhf is off
This IL final. however. The bout will
not be held BY the CActnh Athletic
club for the reason that the illness
~ The Wildcats wife required his
presence in Oklahoma Fred Winsor
received telegram Ia that effect yes.
tcrday morning.
Owing 20 The fact TINT Torres gave
up an opportunity 10 fight IN Denver
in The hope Of meeting Ferns and bee
cause he had posted hia forfeit. c. q.
Wilfong rnetled him an opponent for
the night Of December ~. Charlie
Plersnn " the hoy. Wilf0nR closed
negotiations with pierson In hurry.
sent him transportation and he will
be here
riernn fought Ferns d draw re-
Gently over the ten-found route al
kansas city. 10 Torres ability to class
with tnpnotchefn may he eauged hv
hin showing with The erstwhile Fight
ing Newshoy. The club mnnaars
nent win blu them a. championship
coffsndera fN t
i1eraOn il known here. having
fought Al SmaHidinR and abr having
mnnnHcd Tommy Dixon la his fight
with Johnny Dundee Sic and TORRES
fought oraw some time aye IN Den
yer.
An tffori WIS made 10 ret frankie
Fowaer for Torres. bur he replied by
wire that he waA NJ work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
ANY LOANS MADE
TO VILLA WON 7
Be PAID He SAYS

First. Chief. Carranza has found a
new way TO thwart General Villa. ac-
cording tu Information received by
DR.. T.. Osuna.. CONSUL of the Carranza
government here. the first chief de-
clares he Will solemnly disown any
loans contracted by villa.
DR.. Osuna last night received the
following notice from Eliseo Arral-
lendondo, carmnga agent Mt Wash
ington:
ITO Whom II May Concern; That
any loan or other obligation contract
ed by Gen Eulallo Gutierrez. Gen
Francisco Villa or any other person
claiming to repreSdpt the Mexican
government will he repudiated and
solemnly dsowned by Mr.. Carranza
in his capacity as the executive pow
er OF the Mexican nation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
STOP BOUT WHEN
GUNBOAT REFUSES
TO HIT N CARTY

New York, Dee. g3.---The bout be-
tween Tom McCarty and Gunboat
Smith OF California was stopped here
tonight In the fourth round by the
referee when McCarty. after taking
the count of seven, staggered to his
feet In an apparently helpless condl-
ton. Smith refused 10 hit him again.
Both are heayyweights. Smith
weighed 1872, McCarty. 1870.
Mccarty clearly ontpointcd Smith
In the first three rounds. hut his blows
had littlc effect on smith, who APP
peared 10 he taking things coolly. al
lowing his opponent TO force the fight
ing 49,
In the fourth round a right 10 the
Jaw sent McCarty down for two
second count. He took another count
Of four and Smith downed him again
with a similar blow. Smith refused Ia
hit him when he arose ana the ref
cree stopped the contest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
SPORT
ALL NATIONALS WIN
FIRST GAME SINCE
THEIR COMING BACK

Fresno. Calf. bee ~. THE ALI
Nationals defeated the All-Amcriehna
here today, q 90 :, IN their first game
since returning from Honolulu. The
teams rft tonight for iakrrafifld,
MnNrl lhAl vii plnN lnmorr0M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
JOHNSON SELLS =
STEERS AND PAYS
$4,000 TO FEDS

cofieyville, kas.. Dec With
the money obtained from the sule Of Il
herd Of steers. Walter Johnson, star
OF the Washington American league
clubs pitching stair. today mailed a
draft reimbnrslnR Chaica WecRhman.
president Of the Chicago Federal
league club. for the bonus given him
when he signed Il Federal contract
The draft was for $4,000.
AS far as | am concerned the Incl
dent, which has proved an unpleasant
one 70 me At least, Is now closed, 4
sud johnson. There IL nothing more
J cnn do, ! shslll report 60 the Wash
ington club when the spring training
season opens. II any complications
arise they will have to be fought out
between the heads OF the two clubs 3.
Washington ind Chicago When I
mailed that draft my responsibility
ended
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
ACCIDENTS ELIMINATE
ALL PLANES BUT ONE
IN MACkEY CONTEST

san Diego. Calf, Dec. 49, Captain
Townsend + Dodd, plotting tractor
No rs, with Lieutenant Shepley w.
Fitzgerald as observer. won the third
annual contest for the Mackay tro-
ply here today when he descended
al the North Island aviation field af-
ter trip of three hours and three
minutes. t44.N.
Accidents eliminated all machines
but No. rs and the trophy would not
have been awarded had not L.ieuten-
ant Fitzgerald handed In To the Judges
n comprehensive and accurate report
of the composition and location of
the troops marching towards Encanto
and La Mesa. which he sighted from
the aeroplane,
The Mackay cup Is awarded for
combined endurance. altitude eff
cheney and other requirements Of mill
liary aviation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
LETTERS ARE AWARDED
TO FOOTBALL PLAYERS
(Hy Hlgh School ncportcra.)

Eleven members 81 the hleh school
football SOUND were awarded AS
yesterday afternoon NJ the last as
senbly before vacation The players
who received the letters are Thnek.
cry Wilson, Perry, chayeA, clifford.
a. james. H. Barton, Silva. Putney.
Mann and Mnsef.
A program preceded the awarding
OF the letters. Professor Sedef gave
two piano selections. one OF them be-
ing "Humoresque.' Professor Telio
played several numbers which the
students greatly appreciated Profess
sur Worcester gave An amusing de-
sorlptlon OF christmas IN the Philip
pines and superintendent Milne fol-
lowed with Christmas IN Albuauer-
mle.T Miss Dickson, Instructor In
spanish, gave an amusing vocal So.
lection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24

Phone sOl.bO2. Christmas delivery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-24
BEER AGENT FINED BY
POLICE JUDGE CRAIG

Charles kunz, beer agent, must pay
a wholesale liquor dealers license
Police Judge Craig gave his decision
yesterday In the case brought by City
Clerk Tom Hughes against Kunz be-
cause Of his failure to take out a H.
cense. Judge W. G. Heacock. attor-
ney for Kunz. gave notice of intention
TO appeal tor the district court.
Judge Craig fined kunz sos and
costs on each of three complaints,
The costs amount TO so In each case
making total OF $3.50. The Judge
said that In addition 20 this kun2
would have aspay for the license,