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sp.rl. Ca5ie Despatch 20 TnE stS
io~roH. Nov. a heavily CENSORED
.patch from Lowestott to the bd''D
'tHl says.
caught I'm the acJ Of laying mines or
g.. suffolk coast ON Tuesday morning
G.rmln w,rships tried 10 sink the tor
u.io guuDoat IInlcyon, ten miles on
Yarmouth. For thrcc-quarters OF an
rHnr they attempted to sink the Hal
o., on, but failed, owing 10 the magnificent
sr1manship OF her captain. The llalcyon
escaped with little damage and only one
> low was seriously injured,
A member Of the iIalcyon's crew
st'l:
we left Yarmouth Road at o'clock
this morning and took a northeasterly
course for our station. We were about
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HOUSE CONTROL
BY DEMOCRATS
ALL BUT LOST
Majority of AZ Cut to - and
May Disappear Al
together.
HOLD SENATE BY
SAFE MARGIN
Majority in Upper House In
creased From Ten to
Twelve.
OLD REPUBLICAN,
WAREHOUSES; BACK
Uncle Joe Cannon. Nick
Lon@worth and Others
Troop In.

At midnight the returns indicated that
the Democrats were stu holding the
House. but by 50 narrow a margin that
thcir control may be wiped out. THE
SrN, ti-ur. showed that the Demo-
cratic majority over all had been &c
dur"d from ~ 70 IL. and & needed only
more districts 20 change the po.itica
complex on Of the lower branch Of Con-
gress.
The Senate however, remained safely
in control Of the Democrats. The fig
urcs at midnight indicated tina. the
Democrats would have Il majority u -
one seat moro than they have in the
present >cuat..
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GERMAN FLEET LEAVES KEEL,
ENTERS NORTH SEA, is REPORT

Il German squadron in the North
Sea this morning the British sub
marine D-5 was sunk by mine.
The announcement issued by the Ad-
miralty tonight does not mention ,hc
location OF the mine. but II was Pre-
sumably of the coast Of Holland The
statement WAS:
Early this morning squadron OF
the enemy fred on the HalyCon while
she was on patral one man was
wounded on the Halycon. The Ger
mans. Swallowed by Hight cruisers, re-
treated and could not be brought into
action. The rcarmost German ship
dropped mines The submarine Dis
struck one uf these and was sunk"
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EOOspyrIf NAV 10 IDDDllrfrI a fI-IIr,
n,,.,,,,,,.r. s.n ,r -, -, ,l,.'... :,
~ lss, ,oar,s I,r,,ro,st,., ,,,,r,i.,,.,,,
~, nnn ~, t,,,,,r..,i,.,, ,...,.. o., .,.,.'
TWO years ago was "'5IH"'
- .,. a., tI.t 49,. -,
CAPTURED a biz majority of I'm. dlstrirt
delegates, ana apparently an 2! tN'r
mir" "'''E" .''-'' -''i ~
This Stoto v-rl nov. OF p,,,rJi....s d.,
Democrats ana | Prorrrssiyr The pros-
ent delegation consists Of u Democrats,
'''
Ronublic,rs and II D.,o,,,.,t. .rbs
present senate mas W - n"'r"'4 ana
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In tho city The Republicans now have
%, the Democrats 20 and Progressves 4
r. Henry Dugro and Barlow :. Weeks.
Democrats, are elected to the Supreme
Court
Edward r. La Fotra and James 4. Allen.
Democrats, are elected Justices Of the
City Court and Max s Levine, Democrat
is elected a Municipal Court Justice
These are the pluralitics for Governor
In Manhattan and The Bronx and in the
city since consolidation:
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GERMAN WARSHIPS FIGHT
BRITISH OFF YARMOUTH

ten miles out when We saw German
warships making toward uS. We chat
Ienged them. but thought they were our
own vessels AS the last thing wc eN-
pected Ia see was German warships ten
miles off the English coast The only
reply we received YVES shot and In a
moment shells were raining around us
lengthy excelsior by the CENSOR.
1.-THE Germans were airing al as as
rapidly as possible. one shot wreck Il
the wherlhouse, seriously njurIng the
Heimsman. Another went through the
aft funnel. Several glanced OF the
water on to the sides. We made about
eight hits altogether, and considering
the spray which was covering the Ger
mans this was a good rate, The Ger.
man gunnery was good. our wireless
Continued on SiT.h Page.
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,pscial CaJle Despatch 10 1HE Sun
rr-poN. Nov. at is believed IN
Nrr"r that the German main Meet mas
v.r.rcd from the Kiel Canal and ~
moss ~ the North Sea. The report IL
thar ush,rg boats observed squadron
'r.csuips and cruisers far from me
~ 'u Of the Flbe.
Partial confirmation Of tho report
,.ua- from DunlSirk, where 1t rs r"-
ported that four hattleships and four
.. ..,.rs have pat to sea from kiel \
rt.m.n fleet was sighted by the torpedo
...u,a' Uaiycon. but steamed rapidly
na.y %hdn a british fleet offered hgAL
A. tho result Of T. raid made by
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vArr,eAtso. chile. Nov. IA British
N.e, - tvo armored cruisers and a
Ugh. cruiser was attacked and defeated
RI rar,ucl. chile. to-day by a German
zoe, ~ .yya al.mor,d cruisers and three
.......,,
,., .....,..,. >,,,,,o,,,n MA.
'''''''
suTN, ''' ''"ou i'"P' was "a"'s "'"'
age and the GIasG"" was lorceu 4"
,a.e refuge IN tho harbor " Coronel,
.,,.r. sha e. informed
..,...-,..,,... .,,.,,dro- ,orrnoaed ~
,,.,-.y..,
~" '''"'''" ~ "'H''o ''''' ''''''' 80
Gnc'seuau ana TO-" Ilgnt CRUISERS helpslc'
Dresden AVID NurrberG. apparently
e.,.,sd serious injury. The Scharn-
80. ,.-.,s.,,,, and \urnberg arrived
80, ,-,,,,ara,s., ,a-no- o,a
#. noon .''--'' 80 '''''''' '''' ''''
a. .0"T'o
officers OF ta" squadron report that
the German victory was complete. The
Good Hope. tho most powerful British
IL. .- ,...,.r, y.,s ~ Il 100 tons dis
TN .,t, -, tho
-, ,
''.''''
5y71.7S when last observed ana Is sup
POSED 10 nave heeu destroyed. The Mon
mouth wa. cont 20 the bottom. Tho
,..-..,. mad ,,,,,a,so of ber preat
.,..sd
,tr,,-,I Graf Won Spee. commander OF
enc German fleet IN Pacific waters, ar
..,.5 more ,bis morning and made the
,-,,y,14, rcpor, concerning the engage
m,g' OF Coronel:
"Dr sunday. November !. between
a-d o'clock in the evening. during q
heavy ram and rough weather OIL
toronej w" sighted the British mon-of-
war Good Hope, Monmouth ana ''ias-
gov and 'h" armored cruiser otranto
IN engagement ensued immeoia'e'y
y" I'd" -'ifs "Peheu UtISN '"''''O''d"'
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THE HOUSE.

ARIZONA
A large: Carl Hayden, D.
Continued on Third Page.
GREEN STRIPE SCOTCH
IN Son REFllLADLE BOTTLES.
ANDREW USHER & CO.. EdIubUTgh,-<dv
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UNCLE JOE IS AHEAD.

CHICAGO Nov 3.-Eary returns indi-
Gated that Uncle Joe Cannon, eN-Speaker
of the House Of Representatives.. was lead
ing his opponent. Cannop's friends In
Danville are claiming that he will 20 back
TO Washington.
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CHhs. y. MATTHEws-DEsKs.
Now 81 Il. ssth ST. Complete once outnttsr
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-'- naval natt,e reported in the fore
r'.rr despatch from Valparaiso took
place presumably Yesterday morning IN
.. Pacific Ocean off the coast or Chlle
bod about twenty-five miles south OF La
Conception. /. had been known for many
-, taar the German cruisers Scharn-
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The Republicans elect 4 Congrcssmep
in the city. as compared with % Demo-
Gratis and / Republican and Progressive
now IN Congress.
The Democrats elect I3 State SenatO tors
In tho city, The representation now is
Fl Democrats and Progressive.
The Democrats elect AZ Assemblymen
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Continued on SiGsh Page.
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THr WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettjsd 70 day, light rains; fair
fsGS@ xo-morrow.
Dsssilec weather. mail and marine reports will be
fotSd on page Is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
INFORMATION FOR ALL
LUNG SUFFERERS

Would Won like "a know more about q
remedy Ter Lung Trouble which has
brought about many complete recoyeries
The makers 81 Eckmaas Alternative are In
receipt of many really wonderful reports
and will be pleased 10 forward to yuu
copies ~ original letters ana also booklet
on diet ana proper care needed III recover
ing health Investigate this case:--
idie suseuchanna Ave. PhHa ia.
MY Dear sr.-For two years I was af
nirted with hpmuuhnEes OF the lungs and
in February Of 1909 | was taken with "a
severe attack OF pneumonia When l ne.
covered sufficiently TO walk about the
house l was lett With frlehtful hacking
cough which no medicine had taken
could alleviate. II was at this time March
laoe that ! started taking Ecs,man's Aitera-
tive. IN a short time my cough was e0ne
and ! was pronounced Well / cannot sneak
Too highly for the good it has done
tSiEnedl HOWARD T.. kIOTz
Above abbreviated. more on reQuest1
Hekman's Alternative has been proven bv
many years test 90 be most effcaciaps
for severe Throat and Lug Anections
bronchitis bronchial Asthma stubharp
Colds and Ia uphullding the system, CON
talns no narcotics, poisuns or habit fars,-
ing drugs sold hv Highland Pharnae,.
and leading druggists Write tho Eckm4n
Laboratory Philadelphia. Pa. Tor bnakiei
telling % reeuveries and additional evi.
dcnco
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
CITY HALL COMMITTEE
TELLS ENGINEER TO
GO AHEAD WITH WORK

The city hall committee went to
the council room in the Korber build
|ing at 2 o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
took sauint at the sky and directed
ICity Engineer J. n Gladding TO begin
pouring concrete on the new city hall
today III favorable weather con-
tinucd."
The wood forms for the walls of
Che han and fire department.. up to
tho second level and for the second
floor, were finished by carpenters yes
tfcrday. The engineer said he was
ready To begin pouring concrete as
soon as the hall committee gave him
authority TO proceed, so Councilman
George G.. Schcer, chairman called
the meeting yesterday afternoon.
The committee discussed the proha-
bility OF the present mild temperature
continuing until the concrete would
have hardened and finally told the
engineer 20 so ahead providing the
weather is right
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20

character of the people with whom
they como Ia contact
Nct only will it be- pioaeurahlc but
Iit will be- highly educational aa We'll.
I"A tour " tho world is worth thre"
years in college someone has said
l0nl Il ia legally true No education,
no matter how complete Il may be,
81 entirely finished until It has been
polished into use by travel
Everything for Pleasure,
In The Morning Journals campaign
nothing ~ stntod Everything that
goes TO make comfort for the travellers
4 VIII hc included. The itinerary viii
Include trips to various points of in
ltcreHt Every expense nfloat an
Iashofo VIII Do paid hy The Mornlns
journal The only expense which the
Tourist may be put 10 is laundry and
souvenir money Even the tipN
Throughout the old World where
tipping IS q custom which has grown
more Secure and more necessary with
the ngcs VIII be- pnld That ~
equally rue with Tho cruise IN tho
Itfoplcs aud tho "trip through The Pan
lhma canai
Roth wiil bc wonderful irips They
lare worth The effort of amy ambitious
young woman The educational paluo
lplone Will fnr more than repay tho
Rutooasful candidates who secure
them, not counting The pleasures
which go along with the educatioual
features Sow Is the best time OF the
campaign TO enter The public Is just
Irtw beginning to renlize what the
campaign means and the busy house
wives are just coming 10 fun reah-
gatian of what the Aaervo system
means to them
The Asefvo System means money
saving o. every subscriber That is
the rcason this campaign IN different
from amy other ever inaugurated Ia
Albuquerque This h the rcnson IL III
loo popular with thc puhli, This if
THE reason tho candidates find i ego
eaas Co secure subscriptions n You
hove not sent ln your name as Il can.
didato set. do so at once and get n
the race with the other asplrants. n
is friendly race IN which nothing
bnt tho best of humor exists For in
formation call on 80 write tho Tour
Nifnagcr. The Morune journal,
/ Phone i-G.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
LECTURE ON ROADS
At PAJARIT0
TOMORROW
Albuquerque Local Next viii
Send Speaker With Stereop-
ticon Views to Alameda Plan
to Buy Bonds Suggested

The Albuquerque Good Roads lo~
cal last night at the Commercial club
decided 60 open the series 81 mus
trated good roads iceimes tomorrow
night II Paiarito, The next lecture is
TO be given Friday nigh, .- Alanicaa.
The ways and mclps committee.
which has charge of the lecture
course. has not arranged for dates
beyond ClGt However. me commit
tee intends to schedule an address
for every school house 1na town hall
lin Bernalllo county before tlo course
IS completed After lie tiuncda
meeting the lecturers probabie next
will be sen. to the mouaIm towns
The local endorsed the WAYS and
means committees plm FIR i good
ronds hour" when an affor. VIII be
made to increase the membership Of
the association The setting ~ TIE
hour was left 90 the e1umuroc. the
local now has roster Of - niines.
By the cnl Of the coming clnum gn it
expects to have 600 to zoo mcmlcrs
The local decided upon another
plan TO boost its membership Ster-
copticon views Of road building Will
De shown at the automobile show If
ARRANGEMENTS can DO made with The
Automobile association. The local
viii nave a "hutton-holng" commit
tee there to approach everyone cligi-
bic 10 membership
20 those who are overlooked in the
good roads hour md at the auto
mobile show, tho local win send cards
requesting them to JOIN The cards
will bear return blanks. Everyone
who worked on the Albuquerque Is
leta road good roads day win re-
ceiye one Of these cards unless he is
already a member Of the local.
The local plans sending 4 commit
tee to Santa I'c soon to confer with
state highway officials upon the prop
ositlon Of the states lending money
to gcrnalillo county for use in i'm
proving roads and other matters. One
Of the proposals the committee may
submit TO the state officials is that
Bcrnalillo county probably would ouy
state road bonds il the state would
spend the money SO obtained in this
county
Members Of the local voted to CO.
operate with the forest service in the
improvement Of the Tijeras canyon
road
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
$4,000 7 W0-CE N 7
STAMPS BOUGHT
BY {. W FEE
albuquerque Wholesale and
Retail Grain Dealer Makes
Record Purchase al Local
Postoffice

Tho largest single order for postage
stamps ever received By the AlbuQuer-
que postofficc was placed yesterday
by y. w Fee, wholesale and retail
seed, hay, grain, feed and stock sup
ply dealer, who paid over TO Postmas-
ter r. w Hopkins the tidy sum Of
5000 and received VI exchange 5000
two cent stamps
This whoieAale stamp transaction
was rendered necessary By the send
ing ont " the Fee catalogue Tor 1914,
which has just como from the press,
and Is being mailed out to custom
ers Of the Fee house an over the
country Tho catalogue Is very at
tractiyc volume ana Will be OF The
greatest interest 90 al who are .in the
market for seeds, feed incubators,
broodcrs bee supplies spray pumps,
stock and poultry supplies and kin
dred merchandise In fact, every
thing used by tho gardener and ranch
mand Is handled Dos Fee, and all such
things are profuscly illustrated in
the now catalogue
Some idea IF the tremendous strides
that have been made by this house
WIN be gained when Il "a stated that
only ten years ago, whom Fees frs
catalogue was issued il comprised
only q few pages ana had q circulation
If cxactly four copies. From four TO
fifteen thousand in ten years, and
from q circulation purely local to one
covering Il large part Of the United
States ~ big jump, but II is an ace
eurate measure Of the progress made
by this concern.
Tho big consignment of stamps
purchased by Nj Zee were put on
display al the Morning Journal Of
flee yesterday morning, and We're the
object OF much interest and specula-
ton by people who were attracted by
the great number Of them. There was
much guessing as 10 how many the
big package contained but none Of
the guesses came anywhere near the
true figures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
A TEN CENT BOX
Of 'CASCARETS'
Keeps Your Liver and Bowels
Active and You Feel Bully
for Months,

Ger "a l0-Ccnt box
Put aside Just once-the salts.
Pills, Castor Oil or purRathe Waters
which merely force "a passageway
through the bowels. hut do not thor
ouRhly cleanse froshcn and purify
these drainage ORGANS. and have no
effect whatever upon tine liver and
stomach
Keep your "nsidcs' pure and fresh
with tHselrcts which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach. remove the un-
digestcd sour food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry out of The system all the consti-
patod waste matter and poisnns in
the bowels
a Cascarct Tonight viii make you
feel great hy morning They work
while you sleep never grpo. slckon,
and cost only To cents box from
Your druggist Millions of men and
women take Casclrot now ana then
and mover have Headache. niliousnoss,
Coated Tongue, Indigestion. Sour
stomach on Consupntcd Bowels. Cas-
earets belong IN every household.
Children Just love 90 take them,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20

Yesterday wac great day for
ihe candidates ia the Morning Jour-
nai Aseryo system preiIt-sharlng
campaign BRIGHT ana early yesier-
anf morning me aaplania for the
81 .8AO world tonr SMILED forth with
their liille subscription books la their
hauds nr their hHud bags ln SEARCH
~ Tao wilg subscription Yesterday
ofgnlnf nll fero cnthuriastic ana each
one already secs the ticket Tor ths
world tour af che special tim 20 the
tnpica % THEN nnHsesslon
From the outside districts come
repofis of unusual aethie ana every
district " fast forging 20 the front
with STANDINGS which ARE worth CON
sileflng setlonsly ia the winning Of
one fauf "a the world The candidates
M ne smaller cities realize they have
ample opportunity to outsirip their
tltY sisters and nre going In with %
WIN and determination to got tine
ligseA award
humorous Ue The people who hnvc
irNa i0 IN aroina tbe Notll by book
hmlarods N them cvou have at
I,mnied a. saln definite information
regarding eur OWE Panama canal hy
Nnak nut II remains fnr those als
uinnara which THE Morning Journal
W'i send Hh THESE trips ie SEE ani
MARVEL 10 lhe wonders which viii
be pdned "a iiolr gaze
Aftief 500 ia Annrgsl4f.
Mere print aatsni adequately con.
Yey me charm That roposos ln the
hpaaiY spois of the universe The app
peal ~ the scene reminiscent az the
aees come fkc clarion oall 10 those
heretofore denied the chance 90 Jour
nos to the out of the wag hooks and
aRa rHnnles of ~ world The wefld
tourist vill YiAt ptaeuralh every land
an ihr glohp Tho Panama canal
uipnera viii ec Tho pcnple and cue.
rms nt the uoples they will glory Tn
tha uaimY sunshine of tho equator
apne while we lt home VIII be- shifting
III tHe rHe prlns weathrf
rhefe WiiI not - % pleasure imae
'rabie which vlll ndi no provided for
iuih the world tourist and the Pan,
um7 tanal clippers They will see II
aii anil experience moro than thcy see
They uu marvel 80 rho uHuiuea ana
ihe elfanas enatums 90 the neople and
nll draw food Ter future educational
UheHHht tfem the m0nnefHmr and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20

opportunity Period The Morning Jounfs Round ne Z
Tour ampdan lasts less than three weeks
q ballots be in b9 O'Clock TO .
= paun b and Of the F
tho candidate VINO the largest
number points starng January ~ and
endina February 600 2 p ga
egual January ~ far tompet r
uan special ballots issued prior 20
e winning OF The special trip but NH ballots
Opportunity period VIII count just thc same ~ f.
thc close me campaign Feb
pAfy
Gren auo good for 5000 points 90 with every par Of green
ONLY 20 WEAKLY Subscribers
; b oth wola eycy seay during the
ballot neas points for YQU The green ballots
= called 4 Withdrawn @ any time
~ tho entire campaign 70 pile up big
wish al az the time
ue Surplus ballots among your reserve Build np big reserve
the finish Get just as
2
double tho points NEW subscribers and
z daaba points OLD TubaerbQrs
send the query which would prefer
of And wh There S2b0 for the
hu sends n me MOST on answer $50 for the most unique z
An In by z
3 Il o
The Morning journal Ahuqurquc y ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
RUM0RED KURN HAS
RESIGNED TO BECOME
B. & 0. OFFICIAL

East Las Negas, \. NJ. Jan. a.
According 60 rumor circulated in
railroad circles late this afternoon. j.
NJ. knrn general superintendent Of
the Santa Fe's western grand division
with Headquarters at la Junta, Colo.
has resigned Go accept responsible.
position with the Baltimore x Ohio
railway. Mr.. Kurn formerly was sup
erintendent of the New Mexico divl-
sion with Headquarters here. Upon
the death Of General Manager James
Hurley several yenrs ago he was pro
mcted 10 the position he now holds.
AIR kurn has made good in every
branch of the railroad business. AR.
Nutns resignation would moan Il
less to the Santa Fe The truth OF
me rumor could not be ascertained
this afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20

prominent in business and social life
cf the capital but later met with re-
verses. They were we'll known
throughout the state. Two married
daughters. Mrs Williams of EsAn-
eta and Mrs. Grassa of Lumbortou.
survive. Mrs can was "a lifelong
member OF the Protestant Episcopal
church ana tho Rev Lconidas SMITH
of the Church Of the Hoh Faith will
conduct funeral services tomorrow af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock at the church.
interment To be- made in Fairview
cemetery.