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The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
PUBLICITY
(continued from last week.


 Publication Of Crimes and Divorces.
 It is possible that some of you have already asked yourself why l have not mentioned the class of news so often made the subject of criticism by newspaper readers-sueh as stor- ies of crimes, divorces and the like. I do not attempt to justify those few sensational newspapers in the United States that feature the slimy things in our daily life but I do say that the publication of crime stories saves life and property and the publication Of divorces serves to hold down the too large number of divorees. I can give you one case in point. A lawyer came into my office some time ago and told me that he would be forced to some prominence and that the family did not want any publicity. l told him that the Gazette did not care for news items of this kind and did not feature them unless there were sen- sational points connected with them which made featuring necessary, but that if the suit were filed would have brief notice Of it in the Ga zette.s court column He said if it were necessary to publish the divorce he would not institute the suit, whereupon I told him that l had an increased respect for the Gazette's court column The suit was not brought and that husband and wife ar. living together very happily to- day.
 Here is an incident that jastifies the publication ol crime stories \ few weeks ago in Little Rock we'll dressed man appeared at home in one of the prominent residence sec tioas of the city and told the servant who answered the door bell that he had been sent there to inspect the electric lights. The servant admitted him and he proceeded to leisurely rob the house. When the owner of the house returned and discovered the robbery, he immediately notified the citys detectives who deemed it their duty to keep the affair a secret. The Gazette got the story two days later and published it thereby protecting other householders in the city, but owing to the stupidity Of the detec- tiyes who had the matter in hand
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
ALL UP IN THE AIR"

A Illinois inventor proposes to transport Kansas oil and wheat to market by means of airships He has written to the secretary of state about the matter and wants to get in touch with farmers who have money 70 put Tn the enterprise He says that aiHship transportation will make Ele oil and wheat producers absolutely h. ceBendent of railroad or Standard oil Influences
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29

crooks were able to rob other houses before the people were warned Even with constant warnings given by the newspapers, crooks are able to sell gold bricks and work time worn con- fidence schemes, but each year the newspapers have more readers and are able to warn more people.
 The BeIiss Trial.
 One of the most notable instances of thu efficiency of publicity was shown in the trial of the Russian Jew Beilliss a few months ago at keiff. This man was charged with murder ing Gentle boy in order to offer his blood as a sacrifice and the pub lie prosecutor charged in all serious ness that this blood offering was one of the rites of the Hebrew religion. Not only this but he was able to bring witnesses who swore to the pre-. posterous lie that the Hebrews of fered a human sacrifice yearly. But for the publicity given this case in the United States and in other real ly enlightened countries and but for he pressure which followed this publicity Beiliss would no doubt have been convicted and his conviction in all probability would have been fol lowed by one of the awful massacres Of Jews which have stained the re- cord of Russia during the past few years l am not giving you here my opinion though I believe what I have stated, but I am giving the opinion of men who are thoroughly in touch with the situation, notably Mr Mel vile E. Stone, general manager of the Association Press, who is daily in touch with al parts Of the world.
 Honesty of Newspapers.
 There is another feature of the newspaper work to which I think at eation should be called. All of you know that the goods box philosopher Who fears to take tip affairs close at home because of more or less speedy punishment. considers the railroads and newspapers legitimate targets for his criticism He pretends to think 'ha all of the big newspapers are crooked. You can count on your fingers all of the newspapers of any importance in the United States that are even open to suspicion in this line There are about as few crooked newspapers as there are crooked ministers and there are very few crooked ministers Neither law nor medicine nor any other business or profession is cleaner than the news
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29
Given No Chance

Can't sell soH set of Dickens T dcI know Wnat you can do if ol tarJad has I'm not going to 3t= !s=.. IT Coed day
The Springdale news., 1914-05-29

Certainly women have been known to stop talking for the purpose or thinking.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
WIFE DECLINES TO
COME HERE. HE SAYS.
ASKING A DIVORCE

The story of wife who refuses to
come To An uQueraue where her hus-
band wants 10 provide "a home for her
is told In Bryant II Fulkerson's COM
plant, asking for lecree Of divorce,
which his attorney filed yesterday in
the office Of the district clerk
They we're married September 4
1890, IN Fort Worth, Tex, ana after
ward went to nuntland. Tenn Ills
WIFE Mrs Nadic lfullScrson. accom-
panied him as far AS the Tennessee
line on the way to Albuquerque and
there abandoned him. going to Fort
Worth the husband alleges He says
he has often requested her TO come
here, but that she refuses.
The Meyers company filed two suits
yesterday. Louisa \. Walton and
TEN Walton are named AS defendants
in one. which was brought to collect
upon an allege ] pfomissory note The
company asks for judgment for Sll.5-
~ interest, attorneys fees and costs
from the Watons.
J. Baca " Torres is named as de
PENDANT in the other action From
him the Meyers company prays for
judgment for $500. attorneys foe. in
terest and costs This also was based
upon an alleged promissory note
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
hi II. E
ENGLISH ROWING CREWS
ELIMINATED FROM RACE

Iienley-o Eng, July g.
The grand challenge cup, the blue
ribbon event of English rowing. will
so abroad this year for the fifth time
In nine Years America probably Will
be lis resting place for the ensuing
year, after which il must be returned
10 the stewards Of the Henley regatta
10 he compete for again.
In the first series Of heats for the
grand challenge cup toGay the Eng
fish crews We're eliminaed. The Har-
ward eight disposed % Lcander, the
Union Poat elul of Boston defeated
the London flowing club Winnipeg
had an easy victory over the Thames
Rowing club ANA the German crew
Of MaNence won from Jesus college.
Cambridge in the fastest time OF the
day and hard pushed al the end.
The four visiting crews will com
pete tomorrow ina the second series
anl the winners viii row the final
saturday Harvard viii row Winni-
peg shortly after O'Clock and the
Boston and Mayence Fights win meas
urc blades two hours later.
From the form shown today the
Harvard men are favofites, although
with the exception OF Mayence. the
others We're not extended 1t started
with Il thirty nine stroke and eased
off to thrty-two They did not find
it necessary TO again extend them
selves, but hit up a faster stroke just
before they crossed the line
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

Washington. H. g.. July 2-lnspif-
"a hy Walter Johnsous happiness az
ter more ihnn d week In double har-
ness. other members OF the Senators
who arc single are beginning to
wonder whether there are any more
daughters of congressman vino would
be- glud to marry RISING baseball
heroes And Mrs. johnson appears 10
be so perfectly bllssful that danghtcts
OF congressman are reported 10 be-
setting their caps for the aforesaid
baseball heroes who have not set
signed up for NE
Mrs. Johnson is native Of carson
cliAl New, where she took q promi-
ncnt part In athletics while "A high
school student and was for two years
captain Of the basketball team that
Won the state championship She
came te Washington three Years ago,
when her father was elected 10 the
Sixty second congress For time
she attended the Washington college
here
Walter met Miss Roberts Just
about year ago, IA the Dewey hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03


Philadelphia. July 2-ll0th game
Of today's doHhle-header were Won
by Boston from Philadelphia, the
scores being to 6 and 10 T. a
ninth-innlng rally give the visitors
the first game.
ln the second contest Coumbe had
"a battle with Pennock until the eighth
when Boston knocked the home
twirier off the rubber and piled mp
four runs.
scorc--f'irst game. Ri r.
Boston ....s.. 500 600 004--l 10 J.
Philadelphia 600 800 1915 10 3
Batteries Leonard. Bodicnt. r..
Collins and Carrigan; shawkey Brown
and schang
summary Two-base hits-Leon-
ard. +. Collins Three-base hit
Rehg. Home runs Speaker. Baker
llits-pff Leonard n In g. off Be
dent in tnone out In NINTH: Off
Collins . IN J f, Off shawkey 3 In l.,
of Brown In q Double play
Yerkes ana Janvrin Bases on ball
or Leonard ! or Bedicnt T. off
Brown ., Struck by Leonard
s. Us Brown ! umpires- Hldcbrand
and O'Loughiln.
Score-Second game. r. II. Z.
''Nl'H s.ss+.. Viu WI u4l- ~
Philadelphia 600 600 100 ]
Batteries coumbe and Carrigan,
Pennock. Bressler Ind Sehang.
Summary. 'rwo-hase hits Speaker,
7arriEan, Yerkes. llits--Off Pcnnock
10 IN I 1-3. Off Bressler ] in ! 2-3.
struck out--ly Coumhe 3. by Pen
mock . by }ressicr .. Bases on balls
-pff Coumbe OF Pcnnock 4. Dou-
bic pl1y-3 Barry and MclnnIs. TIM
plrcs--o 'Loughlin ana llildebrand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
RECORDS WILL
Be BROKEN At
TRACTION PARK
MotorcycIistS viii Be Able TO
Open Machines Up 10 Last
Notch on Modified Saucer
Track,

WITH The Traction park track pfe.
pared for unprecedented speed. mo-
tocNelisis win hang up several new
records tomorrow afternoon. That Is
! iust as certain as If the present marks
! alfeauN had been fractured.
I With the half-mile cllipse banked
on the outside AT the turns. sixty miles
AN hour is safe on the track That
/ The local gasoline Jockeys will drive
+ their machines up 10 that notch little
! doubt eNisis when on previous holt
DAYS they risked life and limbs to
rr luce he track record BIZ fractions
~ seconds. The raised curves will
eliminate the necessity of slowing
much Off The straightaWays and cut
down the chances Of breaking pedals
and skidding into fences.
Entries In vi Events.
The following entries were an
nounced last night by Mark Levy. pro-
moter.
Three miles Cfor single cylinder
machines) - J. Grainer. Metzlnger.
II. Douglas and Seth
Four miles (sinele cylinder ma
chimes &c Boyd. n Boyd Gralner.
Mcfalnger, Douglas and Seth.
Four miles twin cylinder ma
chines) John sullivan, G. BOYD,
y BOYD ana Metzinger.
Five miles (sngle cylinder ma
chmesl -Grainer. Metzinger, Douglas
ana seth.
Five miles Cmatch) Boyd and
BOYD
Novelty raeo--Gfaner. Douglas.
sullivan and Seth.
Five miles fmntchl Meizineef and
e. Enus, Of Santa Pc
Five miles free or-alll -Gramer
MelzinGer Douglas c. Boyd. H. PoNd. 4
sullivan ana Seth
Ten-inile automobile race
Pafson Brown, Of Santa Fe. ar
rived here Yesterday afternoon with
his Pieree-Arrow stripped for action (
fhe entry Of Brown was sigualized hy (
he precipitate Withdrawal Of local
alent However. Levy VIII procure
he speediest driver he can induce 10
ienture on the track with Brown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
ARKWEATHER'S PLACE
FILLED BY ]. T. SEARS

Tho appointment Of r. ]. spears as
general superintendent Of the Santa
Zee railway at Amarillo. Tex. was an
nounced officially here yesterday. Mr..
Sears succeeds George Starkwcather.
who recently resigned He has been
division superintendent Of the Santa
Fe's Missouri division with hcaduuar-
tors at Marecline, Mo.
= Ewing formerly trainmaster on
the Relcn 'cut-off, il * reported, will
income superintendent az Marcelne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
F0LETT RESPONSIBLE
FOR EMBARGO PLACED
ON IRRIGATION WORKS


tsrgclAl eossEseospsNcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa r., July 2-T'he resignation
Of W w, folett. consulting engineer
81 the United states boundary COM
mission Is of much interest 10 New
Mexico. for il is owing 20 a large eN-
tent to toletts activity that the Unit
ed States placed an embargo on irri-
cation works by private enterprises on
the Ria Grande and It's tributaries and
held back the development Of the
state for many Gears.
Although was proved again and
again that the use of waters Of the
Rio Gg3nde did not interfere with Is
navie0hiliN ana that the normal flow
of the river never reaches the low
course Of the river Vet new appropria-
tons OF water from the stream We're
forbidden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
Ell PAS0 MAN SHOT
UNDER SUSPICION OF
BEING CHICKEN THIEF



Santa Re. July 1.-THE authorities
have been informed that Jake Butler.
an III PasOdn. was shot and Killed
yesterday on the Texas New Mexico
boundary near Anthony, Dona Ana
county. by ). i. Miller manager Of
the farm of Or. Branch
According to the report. Bhtler was
in the chicken yard OF the ranch and
was suspected of stealing turkeys and
chickens when Miller opened on him
with a shot gun. sheriff Felipe Luz
zero. OF Las Cruces, went to the
scene OF the killing and Miller sur
rendered to him. The body Of Butler
was taken to Las Cruces. Butler was
30 yelrs old and formerly lived at
Phoenix, Ariz. His mother lives at
Nsleta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
KILBANE DEFEATS MARS
WHO CLlNCHES OFTEN


HAf'fft'ff 4'NHNAA hf'tN tNA lteNtF WIRE
Cincinnati JuN Johnny kil-
name. hampton fgHthcrweight fought
yen rounds here tonight win Knock
ont Mars IT this iiV No det lsian
wAs HNen but tho champion hal the
'iief 81 NEST 81 the rounds
hHmne Was cautions n ihc first
thtee rounds and Mars was aegres-
siFt iu I've next two rounds kilhane
hfced lhe fighting and tenk com
mandine lead ia the last five Pounds
AHis continually Went Into thnehcs
anal hVus on la kilhane So that die
"tiet was unable "a land decisive
blow.
The newspaper nnd popular verdict
awarded the fight 10 Nslhane
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
A. J. MORELL. THE TAILOR.

has moved his shop from ia West
Central avenue TO across the street
upstairs, at 1874 West Central, where
he will be pleased to see his custom
ers in the future. All kinds of clean
ing. repairing and pressing garments
for both women and men. and work
ranteed first class Phone 500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
Quality for 300 Mile Race

Sioux city. Ia, July 2-Twelve
drivers qualified in today's elimination
heats for the S00-mile event on
July Joe lioran was put out OF
the qualifying rounds this afternoon
when he broke crank shaft while
travelling eighty miles an hour The
car was kept under control and no in
lnrN resulted 10 him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
Tigers 4: Maps o.

Detroit. July Hitting the ball
when hits meant runs today, Detroit
shut out Cleveland IN the opening
game of the series. 4 to 0. Each Of the
Tigers runs was hatted in with safe
hit
Score. r. II. +.
Cleveland ... GOO 600 000--0 Q 2
Detroit ....f 100 oil t0x-4 10 o
Batteries Bowman, Morton and
O'NeiI Dauss and Mckee.
summary Two base hits-Craw-
ford. Olsen. Threo-hase hits-craw-
ford. Burns Hits-Off Bowman
in z. Off Morton in / Bases on balls
of Bowman 4 off Morton l..
Struck out-By Dauss 4; by Bowman
1. by Morton / rmpires Egan and
Evans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

kansas city, JUN Packard held
~ iouls % sovcn scattered hits white
the locals collected sixteen ana Kan
sas CITY won todaNs game, a. !
score T. H. T.,
81 Louis 600 O0n roe
Kansas ciiy.. 700 lgi 04N ZIG 3
BATTERIES Herbert Davenport and
hapWn Packard and Easlcfly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
NnnI,s @. Nnllnnnls 1.

Washington. July o - New Iorl.
won the final game oi the series with
Washington today. 8 to by hitting
Rentley hard. while Caldwell held the
Nationals safe throughout Manager
Chance shook ~ his batting order.
sending Recruit Mullen TO first and
Boone to second
Score: Il. II. Y
New York .... 00l ol0 9Ol--6 II Q
Washington Gl0 600 0O0-l ]
Batteries. Caldwell and Nunama-
ker. Bentley Harper and Henry, VIII
Hams
summary: Two base hlts-Nuna-
maker Boone. Morgan. Mcbride.
Three base hit-AShanks iIits-Off
Bentley II in 81 Off Harper / in L.
Double play --Peekinpaugh. Boone and
Mullen; CALDWELL Pecknpaugh Bases
on halls-=uff Caldwell l off Bentley
.. OFF Harper 1 Struck out--I'y Cald-
well /. by Bentley I. Empires Chill
and sheridan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

tl'yehHa lnR JaS krke rs
the 'isFeiHna association feam ana
formerly 81 the iiustuu Nationals. eff
fef hetfoli ienight g ptaX inst tee
lut lhe Maps
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

New York, July 2 BROOKLYN evcn-
ed the series with New York hy win
ming the last game. to . Pieffot
pitched his second Victory Of The sen-
son over the champions holding them
~ seven scattered hits In addition
to pitching great game. Prefer bat
ted in both of irouklyn's early runs.
With the game close
score; x II y
brooklyn ..s.. 0i0 400 I'LL ~ I
New York $50. 000 GOO 0li-2 I
Batteries pfcffer and Mccartt.
Marqulrd Wiltse and Meyers Nc
Ecnn.
summary Two-base hitA - Smith
t2). pfeffcr. Three base hit tiet=
cher Home run--Smith. Double play
Doyle and Mcfkle. Bases an balls
--Off PREFER T. Struck out ~
Marquard 4 Wild pitch Margunrd
Hits on Mnfquard II Ia .; off
Wiltae in l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

Lincoln. lulN IN stirring pitch
efs battle between Ehman aud xam-
loeh. Lincoln won today the first game
Of The series with the Denver team,
2 % The gnme Went eleven innings
Store T. II. T.
Lincoln 0do nuo 0l0 0i-g 10 4
Denver 100 UN0 oOn NN- Z
Batteries Ehman and Rohr. Zant
loeb and 2laek
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

Topeka luis Wichita won in a
close same with Topeka The score
was tied ~ the third inning, when the
visitors wen ahead
Score. u Il. r.
Topeka lala moo 0a0--l /
wichita . COL 600 100 i
batteries Reagan and MeAlllstei
Waite, Clemens and Graham
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

liushmeh. July p The Pittsburgh
fedetals celebrated their return home
to-day by defeating Baltimore. To b.
m ton innings
score Il II. r.
Baltimore col eco 200 o.
lillshufeh oON an 0O0 la 10 u
Batteries quinn, Conley and Rus
sell Camnltg and Berry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
sorrnnRN LEAGUE.


thaltanNaRa auhNe
Memphis 3 Montgomery 6
birmingham O. NAshfiiit
silaiHHs View NfleAHs same pastu-nea
wei grounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

Chicago, July g Chicago strength.
ened It's hold on second place today
defeating Cincinnati, 2 to 3, ana maxi
ing clean sweep " the series.
score. H. H. T..
Cincinnati .ss0a0 Gao 0e0--3 3 !
Chicago 4+...t9s 0lO 01x-5 q I
Batteries. Douglass and Clark
Pierce and Iiresnahan
Summary. Twu-bnHe hit Leach
Three base hit--I.ohr Home runs
Safer f2). Double play liresnuhan
and SAFER Bases on balls OFF Doug
lass 9. OFF Pierce / struck out ny
Douglass g by Pierce T.
Philadelphia Boston game post
poned: rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
SILVER CITY MAY SEE
WELL KNOWN AVIATOR
TRY OUT M0N0PLANE


silver CITY, ~ NJ. July 2.-lf suit
able arrangements can be made, Lieu
tenant George pufflea of the Moisant
Aviation School. Of New York City,
viii make flights in the monoplane.
the invention of Or w. s. Rove Of
Glenwood y. NJ. in this city. The
machine is now here ready To be as
sembled.
Lieutenant Puflea made a very
successful flight in the machine at
GlcnwuOd several weeks ago and
feels confident the monoplane viii
prove to be a success. DR. Rowe has
worked seven years in perfeetng 1t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
TINKER s TEAM IS
NOW OUT IN FRONT
Former Cub Players Entry IA Fed
eral League Race Gets Slight Hold
On Top Hnng by NaIloplng Indian.
apolis Club. 20 >.


IHHIlIHVuHN, July y" INU IhlrasO
club went into first place IN the Fed
trai league race hy winning from In
dianapells. To 2 Thkeis team IS
leading bN one-half game.
score r. II T..
Chicago COS 600 1903 o
indianapolis 0i0 loo 600 q
batteries Hendrix and Wilson. fal
henbere henderson and Harden
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
SEE-SAW STRUGGLE
GOES TO INDIANS BY
SCORE OF 9 TO 6


SlouN CITY. Iulv Tho lndlune
wnn q -.-.-~..a struggle with pca
Naincs. y 10 g. The score WAS tied
five times
Score n. H. T..
Sioux city ... 002 0s2 Xix ~
Des Mones l0l 022 Oe0--G 10
batteries Casper and Murphy Mo
gfidgc ana Haley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
in THE WORLD OF SPORT
DODGERS BREAK
EVEN ON SERIES.

pfeffer Twirls His second liaory III
This season over 1913 Champions
and Hammers IN Two Huns With
Game Close.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
RED S0X CUT DOWN
LEAD OF ATHLETICS
Bostonians Take Both Sides ~ Dual
Performance; Pennock Pounded
OUT uf i0N IN Eighth In second
Game ai Philadelphia.


THFI0H 1I NH1NInFIHH
Sew YORK ar Philadelphia
Cleveland at Detroit
49, Louis ~ chicago
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

hroobhn July "a lone run in
ne fourth inning was enough 20 givo
klooklNn the victory over Buffalo to-
day, ! tn q. A hcaN iarstofm ended
the eane IA The sixth innlug.
Score Il. IT, II.
Buffalo 600 a00--0 d
BROOKLYN coo l0N I'll ~
hattorics krapp and Blair seatou
and Land
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

st Joseph. July st Joseph took
advantage Of the visitors msplays
and the locals hits were for more
bases They also stole six bases
slersct was effective IN all save the
third when five hits were punched FOR
three runs
Score Il. II. r.
Omaha .... 00s 000 600 . +
ST Joseph l0o 00i 2sX 6 3
Batteries Willis and Crosby. sler.
ger and SphAne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

tmmes To-day.
rnil4Nninhlh Hf SEES lNfA
thItHsH a. pIfifhufrh
Cincinnati nl st Louis
iifeukikn at BOSTON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

our idea Of etiquette gone wild
is TO see q person carving the meat
from a perfectly good drumstick.--
Macon Telegraph.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

AournnI want ads hiring aulek results.