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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Santa Pc. Fcb 70 The Santa rc
| Womans rub ~ 4 business meeuns
held TODAY puused into the work f'i
n adequate educational exhibit frou
Santa ne at the san Diego exposition
I % appointed Mrs % al. Hoover. Mrs
D.. q. Abbott and AIRS. NJ A. otero.
Ia committee to cooperate with Miss
lFlora " Conrad IA gathering such %
exhibit ana me committee win begin
its work hy taking photographs II ihe
county display that Is heing Installed
hy County superintendent John Y
Conway boa thp palaec az "a Gov e.
'nors aud whlch Is especially uan iu
munuu raiuIug anil domestic ienDc
WORK. At th, same time. Mr. 'qaWaN
is distributing sllk badges boosting for
a seven months term I'M Cvcry schultz
district ot the state. a law whca lac is
.anMous 81 have placed on ih statute
books as the states finances win per
INIT of lhs without amy n'tc4s, 90
the rate of taNuun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
ENTIRE ISSUE OF
MAGAZINE DEVOTED
TO ANTHR0P0L0GY

OPTICAL CohHtAFohuEhct TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe Feb 25.-At a joint
meeting OF the American Anthropolo-
gica association and the American
Folk Lore society. it was decided 10
give an entire issue Of the American
Anthropologst and of the Journal OF
American Folk Lore 10 the progress
in the field OF American anthropol0-
gy ia connection with the Information
iai Congress of Americanists which
win hold its concluding sessions at
Santa Fe in October Of this year.
IN W ~. Holmes, president of the
board of managers of the School Of
American Archaeology. and DIT Hrd-
licka, also OF the managing board
VIII write ON physical anthropology
The Anthropologieal association voted
60 become member OF the Amer-
.canist congress. At The meeting. Dr.
llrdlickn gave a brief account OF the
recent anthropological explorations In
Siberia and northwestern America un-
der the auspices Of the school and
.the panama-California exposition IN
which the smithsonian Institution par.
tcipated
Miss Barbara Freirc- Marraee of
oxford ENGLAND. student Of the
school at santa Fe, presented pa-
per on rewa kinship Terms from
the VILLAGE OF llano. and j. p H0r-
rington, on the staff of the school
presented an outline of the Morphol-
ogN and Phoneiies ef the keresan Dia-
lcct"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
INCOME TAX RETURNS
MUST NOT LONGER BE
DEFERRED, IS ORDER

SANTA Fc. Fch 25 Internal Rove
Inue Collector Leai a. Carpenter has
received percmptury orders from the
commissioner of Internal revenue not
to grant amy extension Of time Tor
making income Ax returns cNrept for
sickness on absence. says tina letter
from Washington ID. e.
You aro advised. and win 80 an-
nounco from Your respective offices.
thai lbe Jaw ma regulations require
return ~ income for the mxable pe-
NOD MARCH 10 December 3l. 1913, 20
ho made md died con on before March
+ 1914 The mw is mandatory and
allows no discretion i0 Doe exercised
hY anE officer Section $780, revised
nnrutfs ~ the Emitted suites aa
amrHdCd and mudc part 90 the in-
come tax mw, gives 90 collectors Of
informal revenue nhey being satisfied
as ~ the merits ~ thc claim, ana ln
the reasonable exofcise of their lndg.
mont ana direction authority "a
grant extension af time NOT 10 exceed
Thirty days from The time prescribed
ly law ln which ga file return Of nee
Income, and then only ln casea whore
snch falluro, neglect or refusal ~ thc
result # sickness ~ absence
'You are also advised and WIN 80
announce ihai there will be no chHnRc
ln income tax regulations as they now
exist prior 10 March Q. lgll, and that
Ipil peranns ana corporations required
70 mike return which hnge not as
icI done $50, should make ana file their
lrelufns at the earliest opportunity and
on or before March
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

santa Ne. Feb et state Ene
ncer James A. French ana Engineer
3D. 81 Johnson have returned from
Emhudo where they inspected "a
site fer bridge across The kl'
Gian4e to replace thc one washed
away Ia floods 4 ~ Drake Of tho
Santa Barbara Pole and Tie COMPANY
had promised 90 furnish the humber
for a foriy-iye-fooI bridge free cd
charge. hut the state engineer Nnds
Chat the bridge viii have 60 Do l-n
ioei long and has written Mt Drake.
~ the timbers are Furnished On the
sar,s eeaifien hf ST. nrafa the
bridge viii be bHili as soon as plans
Tor It san Ne contested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
INSTITUTE BOYS HAVE
DEADLY SHAM BATTLE
WITH NATIONAL GUARD

isrsetat eoHRrsreEorHer TO MOANING JeuRNAp
Roswell a. NJ, Feb, 25- More
/ than 1900 people witnessed the sham
battle between the New Mexico Mill
ltaiy institute and Battery A and the
shrapnel shooting Of Battery A. Mon
day afternoon.
The stores closed from n "a. m.
untn late In the evening. and Ross
wen was Il deserted city for 4 few
hours Witnessine the maneuVers.
Battery A nitchcd ANA left the gun
sheds az 10 a. M. marching up Main
street from Fifth TO Second Eighty
six men were out They made au
I impressive ana warlikc sight
The maneuvers and shrapnel
shooting and sham battle took place
at the head of North Spring river
three miles west Of the clty Very
I little maneuvcring WAS done until aft-
er mess The New Mexico Military
institute took mess with the artillery
boys
By o'clock TIE foothills west of
the city were full of people 10 witness
the unusual event for Roswell
After mess the battery took posi-
tion just west Of the Lincoln road
and the Infantry represented by the
New Mexico Military institute bat
Italian was south mile and a half
away. Then at double quick time the
infantry attacked the battery. Then
the infantry set targets from which
they were making their attacks and
the battery guns soon captured them.
Immediately after the battle the
shrapne shooting. beginning with di-
rect firms took place when invisible
targets miles away We're aimed at and
destroyed
battery and Institute officers
were free with their explanations OF
the problems and movements. as were
.also Lieutenant Bailey and Lieuten-
ant Rice government artillery and
infantry men who We're witnessing the
events. Adjutant General Harry H.
Herring officially reviewed the man
euvers and firing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

SAN JUAN TEACHERS
HAVE INTERESTING
TWO DAYS PROGRAM

lspsshL eosREsresotHes TO soasNe JOURNAL
Aztec, N. NJ. Feb 25.--The meet
ing Of the San Juan Teachers assoc
citation held at this city was well at
tended The program which lasted
two days, was as follows:
FRIDAY.
1.-THE Value Of Thoroughness in
school Work bessie Myers
The Assignment Of Lessons L. 49,
Baughman.
The Teacher as a Social Force,
Nell Corlett
Dissipation of School Effort
Mrs. Margaret Bausman
Business session.
Duties OF Parents 70 Teachers,
NJ. +. Fifeld.
Address by Or. David r. Boyd Of
the state university.
SATURDAY.
"The School and It's Relation to the
Community" Mrs. Kirk.
Moral Qualities Needed In Teach
ers. Grace Anderson.
New Ideals Of Efficiency Lena
Ricketts,.
The address by Or Boyd was given
at the Methodist church and was en-
ioyed by large audience.
Or r. II. II Roberts Of the Normal
school at Las Vegas. who has been
indlsposed for few days, is expect
ed 10 address the people of Farming
ton on Monday evening and in con-
neetlon with DR. Boyd TO hold SER
vice AT Aztec. Sunday evening. An
the churches viii unite i'm this SER
vice. which viii be held at the Bap-
list church
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
DRILLING FOR OIL IN
CARLSBAD DISTRICT IS
AGAIN IN FULL SWING

irrrciAp corsraroporsoe TO nossisu JOURNAL
Carlsbad. ~ NJ, Feb. e5-Thoy are
smiling again around the Carlsbad OH
Hmps as the lost has been found ana
the drills are again pushing down
ward First the Hartford people eot
their tools huns and nothing 10 fish
them out with They had ia send
Wnv fer au outfit The Carlsbad ON
s. Gas CO. broke its drill stem and as
10 was tn loose material. it had 10 send
away Tor rnccn-ineh castings before
10 could get the hung drill out over
Ut uh city they followed suit with
drlll troubles New everything Is go-
me aaaln ANA overs body feels hnnpv
1hc Carlsbad neld IS going 10 be tried
out fuf tWc ths time and the natives
mc rmtinp fur success Go the fellows
that a., putting up good money To
search ton lhe oil that Some dav Will
he found iu the peeua valley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

santa H. Fth ea BtrnaWlo coon-
N nst month collected si5g ts9.t8 OF
.l8is @Aes. Che hesi any county has
iono SO Hr u also collected s
.63i5l If 1919 taxes. Sa2lef Of 1stl
taxes, ana Sa0l 81 ~ 1910 aad prior
taxes at tho aggreeatc. smte rreas.
urrr @. IS. Marion to-day rosewood
tge9ta.G0 and Immediately set Go
work distributing eans.dcrab more
than 100000 to the different 9uds
le also received go for ths a8mt
protection fund.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
JUDGE ABBOTT BACK
IN SANTA FE; FACES
STRENUOUS COURT TERM

Santa Fe Feb. District Judge
T.. d Abbott returned this evening
from Aztec. where he held court the
PAST week and Immediately plunged
into the work that awaited his return.
including preparations for one of the
busiest terms OF court ever held as
well as the hearing 81 a number Of
important rases. including the New
Mexico Central matters.
Judge Abbott brought with him lit
tie Catherine Herring ~ Aztec, daugh-
ter Of Assistant District Attorney Her
rims She viii he the guest for "a
month of Miss Jane Abbott the
Judges daughter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Santa Re. Feb sb-lt was an.
nouncea today that with This weeks
ISSUE the New Mexican Rcaew. tho
oldest weekly newspaper in New Mex
ico. would suspend publication Il
Was fer years the republican organ
oi me state. bot under tho Thornton
administration, became democratic
bui returned to Tho republican fold
upon The return % ihe republicans o.
power and remained lolAl urih ace
Quired year end q haif ago hy tho
Mandaceld ana Tuek-
cr were the early publishers and latter
Col Mas Frost Waa thf editor The
publication wns "a great power FEE their
fnE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
colonlscr Iu,nccts Elephant nutte.

Santa Fo Feh 25 Representa-
.ilNcs If the reclamation service. and
.of the college OF agriculture and me-
chanic arts at Meslua Park are act.
ing as escorts to r. J. Buckozh Of tht
.Cathohr Colonization society of chi
cage. who is inspecting the lands I'M
.drr the Elephant Butte project foi
the purpose oi picking out sites foi
German eolon,sts. ON Monday th'
farms from the Leashurg diversion
dam Down 90 les Cruces were inspect
.rd Yesterday the valley from la,
Cruces 20 El paso was gone over and
today the party is In the valley eelo"
m paso. while tomorrow win be- dc
votud % the palomas valley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

.....
Ni ,ilft your chiiareH fnr bed
"''''uA iu ~ Do gfeps ln waiter before meals
.n' t'N'N InN' laneiufe cuhehs : dram
lheiufe rNus aromatic dlams comp
/ liad halm"ot ~ MN well This
should h' gfon about 0no hauu before meals
r t. writes 20 ann afflicted with
cuiaffh n ihroat and uostris Weak eyes
Nbaf ,' ~. nave 'eeui'e" Please advise
Answer Obtain tNu ounce narkaFe Oh
/ box ri nntsnpf. rIfane powder and ise Ia
aeeafdlng ta che directions ,,bieh accom-
Iplny each package
* p" writes. aAfc b,tr IA t,s..,, ....,
.
-, - =. wy n4 gar or plain yellow
nm - -i1 use % fesuatll ana your hair
erRE back lhe Intense natural color In the
viii Re rewarded vim heaitSV nv rr 9pI s0 ny
airs CO o.ritss. - ..,.. -.......-
inef.ssss ,,,, ,'at~at "HHt aa4he ming tn
~ hissd II Mn e-.'nr,' qt e. pounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
Gov Me.Ico Anneaed 10 u paso.

Santa ne, Feb. 25.-A local histor-
ian referring 10 the proposition 20 an-
neN III Paso % New Mexico, today
recalled that the second legislature Of
Texas In lSiS created the county of
santa ne hy statute 10 include an that
part Of New Mexico east of the Rio
Grande from The Mexican boundary to
the southern boundary Of Wyoming
ana made I'D Pasa the county seat Il
was not until two years later that the
county Of El Paso was created with
III faso as los county seat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS % CENT DANDER|NF

ference how dun. faded. brittle j.,
scraggy just moisten a cloth aaa
Danderine and carefully A.. '"a
through your hair, taking on nav \
strand at a time The effeet ~ I. small
date and amazing bair nlme'
light fluffy and wavy, and bav va Pc
appearance Of abundance; an incos az
parable lustre, softness and nvu.
ance, the beauty and simmer ~ 4 ,-
hair health. Va true
Get a 25 cent bottle of Know,,,.,
Danderine from any drng storo 'u .s
toilet counter, and prove thai y. %
hair is as pretty and soft as anv- XVI
il has been neglected or ninred NV W
careless treatment-thafs an \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
MUST BELIEVE IT
When Weli-known Albuquerque PEG.
pie Ten II So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by representative citizen of Alhu-
lQuefque the proof Is positive You
mu4 believe "a. Read this testimony
Every sufferer Of kidney haekaehe.
every man, woman or child with Kid
ney trouble Will do well to read the
following.
A. ". pambrooly, eos S. Broadway.
Albuquerque. a. NJ. says. 4 was
greatly troubled by pains IN the small
Of my back and in my sides. The kid-
lney seefetlons were unnatural and at
times painful ! had often noticed
poan's kidney Pills recommended Boy
local people and ! got a supply. AT
first they helped me and my kidneys
were strengthened. | soon felt better
IN every way Since then, whenever
my kidneys have bothered me, | have
used Deans kidney Pills and they
have never failed 10 help me-
For sale by all dealers. Price 5e
cents. Foster Miihun Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unit.
ga States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
25c Will Stop Grippe"
SURE--Or Your Money Back

All the better drug stores in this
city arc now selling Weeks Break-up-
a-Cold Tablets. the SUREST remedy
for colds and Grippe ever sold.
This clever combination OF positive,
qulck-acting ingredients has made =
record Of relieving 10 out of every 90
cases, and If yours happens TO be an
exceptional case and YOU do not get
PROMPT relief. your druggist win re-
turn your quarter-he is authorized to
do this.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Santa TO- Fcb sa-H "a caae unf
H. j Maple uf ga paso Interested lu
the purchase of large iract of sioie
lunis lefJ Tor their homes toias af-
Ter spending some time ln consuna-
tlon With Land Commissioner r. y.
Enon A PARTY ct eastern land
buyers consisting Of 4. ID. Fowler.
Alton. lll Edward "a Cafien, Pitts
hurgh Pa. Nom Bailey nermidiL
MINI. and J nonmser of Green, llie
lll, b ln Inc Mnnhres valley now look
nr over state lands TO be sold 1t auo
uon shortly In a block of $1,000 acres
for colonization purnosrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
NEW MEXICO HAS
LITTLE ACCOUNT
AGAINST SALAZAR
Governor Gels In Touch with
Luna County Authorities and
Asks ior Action On Some
Horse Stealing Matters

Santa BEL FOh 3 1bc stale no
Now Mexico wll iian have bone tN
pick with Gen j0so inez salaaar ae.
cardInf 90 vtiNmm6HH correspondent
from lhe governor ui Tcxaa lhe state
department. thr department of Justice
ma Officers w NE ntcd statcs
army 0n iho dcsk N COZ W q Me.
Donald thls forenoon
The correspondence wna transmit
ted by Glow a. O. Colqutl governor
~ Texas. and reftt to rchrl raila
made by sua4ar men into Luna
county near Columbus, Governor con
quit In letter 10 The department Of
state declaring belligorculy lf
these occurrences had taken place n
Texas we would proceed to enforce
me state lnw8 against sala2af md
such ~ hia men aa could bo shown 90
have participated 100 these raids
1hc department % justice also ad
Nses THE special agent in charge
has been advised that these natter
Ncom De- be more directly within ihe
ponnl provisions 81 the state than %
the federal laws That opinion if
signed for thr attorney general Dos
Efncal Knnhol assistant attorney zen.
crni. hHi q former Santa W. hoy Hdn
az thN mtn juden u knachci
EXCHANGED Shots Win linndit-
Robert J.. nhrucs. speclll Hseut TO-
charge, tells of the Thlrd cnYnlfY un-
der Mas sodrWieb Rico exchanging
'ehoiH 0n f0nr different occasions
with ihe red liaggefa nnder one COIN.
mand If Gen Yueg saHzar on ono
occasion. fnlaar sent o. detachment
OF hia men into American territory
and rounded up about twelve horses
belonging to me Diamond fanch
az which walter HufehnoId ia munat
ser and located welt N Columbus. 81
~. sAiaMI'a detachment onlpunirfcl
some United stat0a soldiers with
whom obey exchanged shols aud sue.
rccded ln taking these hnraea aefoN
the international lue into Mexico.
United States arms officers and
numerous other witnesses lnitf Hnw
These Same hareas u the uoasceaiun 10
salhzara men mad talked with hlm,
eHagaaHna thlt th@ he returned Us
tho rlHhHui oUnufs which he degiin !
io ne.
on another rceHsiaH driaehuont
nf aolaHf'H men invaded American
toFiors and secured some rallN
which eere tu br bHlchcrod fof DIS
Fuldlem sh0u were exchanged or
this occasion nlao between salaaar
soldiers and United s'ntos troops
Thereafter. 1u one nf two other oc.
tas,0us ahaif were exchanged between
Nnliel States Niiiei aud 8Hiahar
men. Major tiee haa in h's poaae.
sion numerous reports Ot fbe Off
Gers lomman line tie troops uu8et ns
direction from whom evidence mat
hc secured tn huv lhui snnaar men
,ame into American territory aHi
eudolrefad in SECURE possession ol
American property and ihnl theg 90.
sisted ihe efforts uf tiio American
roldiera 60 protect 5ad propeftt hy
forae tt arms
Vet lnplo sHm deemroa lbIs IS
'nauff fHf thH sUtc ui uWi tufhof.
nies. Governor Mcdonald haa pu.
hmsef in touch with iht sheriff o.
LUNA county Ani .he district ATTORNEY
Of The district fD .efafo energetic u0.
ZION which, mat makt Trouble 81 sa-
aitiun f. ihnt mrpued tor 0enerf
sHlnsf u thr ffdeH. court ll sant,
d. n April
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

then cool and ada tho contents of %
~ bottle VI essence mentho-lazene wnlle
YOU can purchase az any drug stole ana
- WIN nave pint 81 the flHesh N9us.
sfauP On me market today. i L 4p3nS
sisas times cheaper than ordinary apeta
cough medicines and viii last much longer
Miss Celia writes. 90 suffer with my
stomach and pave Co live on very lnn,
.tea alet Please prescribe something
..1t can digest food and overcome 'N"
nausea and distress
Answer Tablets triopepine you wIu
lna most effective 10 fesuariF usea
tons Win nll directions
Adam j." writes "a period has arrived
ln my liic where | nnd my natural s'teh.'1
tha nervous system failing me "'
tteupefate as oi yorc My food a" tr
$500 n.i t0 benefit ls they shnN' -s.rm
weak. desnnndeH1 and unable 90 peIl"'.
The duties which were assumed earlier ~
gre. while ms ambition Con work en-" f'''
nfe Is slowly going
Answers think powerful hafuls.
tonic and nerrlna medicine Will felu. ''-
amt restore the functions OF disestt'n' ,',.
s,.niiatl"n ana elimination hf inS'E @rsir
eadomenc ahets packed boo scaled
and take AS per directions aceampap ''"s'
Ellcn j. asks. II am only 90 years olg . ~.
WelEh 1870 pounds I am short iAt ,rr
comfortable ! dislike 90 g. ln
ITS / feel embarrassed. can you awe
lace reducing remedy
Answer. Anyone who Is too flesny rber
safely take 5-gram arboone tshiets ..siod
are sold by weu=slnckcd druggists u s.ra
tubes with fun directions for use eff
a day. % used regularly can pc s"N'
% r." writes: "Pleasc advise son,e, XII
TO take that viii cure chronic constr ,ssd
I have suffered for years Hnd e. tr. 81
many kinds OF pills but they dc ny
Answer j think most II the A. .t. foi.
caused hy chronic constipation eenl
lowing tablets are taken regularly ti,,uiate
gradually effect q cure as they ..tian
the liver and bowels into heaRAi "a are
They are packed in sealed tunes mot
called three grain suphern ia.tes Cor
sulphur tahleisl with fnll are go And
t8kins. They WIFI also purify the ~ dgs.
tone mp tho entire system II AeA -. Two
neHtle take tablets tfIopeptlne fhes dafo
mediclncs you VIII find in any
drug store
e. n G. writes = suffer Win kieH .- eges.
bladder ffouhir haYu large pHaas nl ,,rina-
swelling % ankles irregular painiea NJ ap.
tion. with headache fever, ehiiis a"A
petite. etc
Answer The symptoms Yaa ne tlineys
aa1arl4l aucu 4l4s lune llHia - "a ana
ARE abnormal and would feeainil.t 't,-hiets
taH htAln taking ST ance haiulN lirec.
sala emily ia sealed iuAes Nith -"
iians
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Weeks Break-up-a-Cold Tablets are
the modern, handy. Inexpensive and
SURE remedy for an colds, for
grippe and for those headaches pro-
duced by congestion due TO a cold.
The minute you feel a cold or fever
coming on, take two Of these little tab
let's and soon YOU will feel the con-
gestion breaking up.
1t is needless 10 warn intalligen.
people not TO accept substitutes. In
sist on the genuine Weeks Breakup.
.a-Cold Tablets. Twenty five cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Santa re- Feb IS fne mdrts ut
ihc state supreme ebHi and court oil
0e'Hls NIH lelvr tomorrow mnnlne
nt seven O'Clock for lAs cruces. ex-
pcCuua e. cover tbs entire distance
in automobile fhe court soa 3D.
iaF cue1s tO attend thp banquet 20
uo rleen frdvrul luase William d
Pope an Friday evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
{. LEROY Y0TT IS
HEARD IN NOTABLE
VIOLIN RECITAL

A highly appreciative audience last
night heard r. Leroy Yott IN a no.
table violin recital at the First Pres
byterian church. Mr. Yott proved
himself to be a master Of the instru-
ment. and the difficult numbers uf
the program were rendered with q
skill and technique that showed not
only rare musical talent but high
degree Of training
Assisting the star Of the evening
were Miss Mary Merle Miss peryl
Kenwmthy and Miss Louise NichoL
the latter acting as accompanies Each
acquitted herself with great credit
and the concert on the whole was one
Of the most notable of the season.
The program was as follows
Part :.
T. Concert in r. minor, Mendelssoha
Allegro motto appassionato
Andante
Allegro motto yivace
q Transcription Cfrcm an OLD
German lcd) KullaN
Miss Kenworthy
% Berccuse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. YOtt
Rondo Capriecioso ...,.+. Yott
Sercnade observation-disclosures. You
Part ..
H. Serenade ...... DriegO-A uer
by the Sea schubert-Wihelmj
GYPSY Dance, Op. "A no. J.. Nachcz
D. MismanWY ......... ForestCr
Rose Rhyme. Mary Turner Salter
Miss Mary Merle
3 Souvenir de M0scou WicnaWsk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26

Two years ago our little girl had
an awful cold that settled on her
lungs, says Mrs. VIM. Galeraith,
Hamburg. y. Y. we were greatly
worried about her condition. She had
"a persistent crounv cough that chung
90 her despite an our treatment, un-
ui / cot 4 bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. This preparation re-
heved that dreadful cough and ehok-
aus ana eftcctea = positive eafe in
the course ~ few days time" For
sale Is an dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-26
Commission rllc. nir nr,ef.

santa Fe' Fen. e5-Thc state cor
hefation commission today filed
a l2--page brief with the Inter.
state Commerce commission which
L prepared With the uid of
~ judge :. n Cowan az Fort
Worth. Texas, IN The case Of the Cor
refa'ton Commission against the A. H.
: a44d Mn,en secs ,,ro
an the inter 'ate freight rates in View
Mexico.