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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
FIGURES GIVEN
FOR STATE BOOK
ON EDUCATION

Santa Re, Nov. 5.-That New Mex
leo has 1871 teachers. 1921 school
buildings and 105.109 persons OF
school census age were the statistics
this forenoon sent by Chief Clerk Ru-
pert +. Asplund OF the department Of
education TO A. E, Koehler Jr., for
publication in New Mexico's official
exposition book. That is one teacher
for every sixty persons OF school age.
bernalillo county leading with t0.372
school census but only one teacher for
each 100 persons of school census age
and total Of thirty-six schools.
In fact the department of education
is inclined To- the belief that the school
census for Bernalillo and Santa Re
counties is not as accurate as It should
be. for If il Is correct, both Of those
counties, admittedly at the head In
education among New Mexico coun-
ties. make a most miserable showing
In the percentage Of school enroll
ment, school attendance, number OF
teachers and schools.
Chaves county leads with 116
teachers and sixty-two schools, all
though its school census is only $3.50.
or more than thousand less than
Santa Re county. which has only sew
enty-four teachers and fifty-two
school. E.
San Miguel county is second with
10 teachers and eighty-three schools;
Union. 100 teachers and ninety-onc
schools; Bernalillo county has los
teachers and thirty-six schools: Col
fax 100 teachers and sixty-two
schools. Roosevelt, eighty-five teach
ers and seventy schools, Eddy, eighty
two teachers and forty-one schools;
Socorro, seventy-five teachers and fiji
tv-four schools, while Curry, with
only one-third the school census has
as many teachers as Santa Re coun-
ty. seventy-four, and two more
schools. ffty-four Guadalupe and
Rio Arriba also have seventy four
teachers each but Rio Arriha has sew
enty-two schools and Guadalupe for
ty-nine
As the apportionmcnt Of state and
county school funds is made on the
basis of the school census returns, the
department of education Will make a
thorough investigation. as il seems
strange that Chaves county with
larger population than Santa Fe coun-
ty should have a thousand less per-
sons Of school census age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
IMMENSE TURKISH ARMY
MAsStsD On RUSSIAN nOitDItK

reltogfad, Nov s. a Turkish
army 20. n0n strong consisting 81 the
Ninth Tenth aud Eleventh army
corps. fl niasaed along the Caucasian
frontier. according 10 the NnVoe
Nremya. Many Villages have been oes
tunied hy the outpuets Of this army
This Turkish army the Noyae
Vfcyma continues. would consist un.
der normal conditions ~ eighty bate
talians ~ infantry. sixty batteries Of
artillery containing $50 guns and
forty aauadronA af regular cavalry.
iul io Il has been added llfiy regis
menis Of kufa cavalry amounting %
10000 men
Russlaa sudden aud energetic adj
Vance into Turkey IL believed IA Pet
faRfad 10 have been meant 10 dlshand
and oNefaWe the kurd tribes. Who are
little interested in The success Of
Turkish arms and are more eoneern-
"a in the safety Of their own villages.
Among the towns occupied bs the
kHaslann IL Akhls, an important
Junction OF the highways to the up
pei EHphrates river,
Il Il rnmofed IL PetroRtad that
General Sanders PuahR Nill assume
command ~ the Turkish troops on
The Caucasian front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
BELGIAN GOVERNMENT
MAKES OFFICIAL STATEMENT

IIavrc. Nov. Win paris. 2so p.
m. 1.-The Belgian government Issued
the following statement:
THE gclEians advanced detach-
menta which progressed as far az
Iombaertzyde towards the User be-
tween Saint George capelio and Ter
yaeic could only advance with great
difficulty owing 90 poor roads and
the inundated country They also
were hnrasacd constantly by the In
fantry and machine gun fire Of the
enemy
"The enemy still occupies Saint
George Capelle and the farms located
on the left bank Of tho User In the
nciRhborhood. SchoOrbakke, Teryaete
and stuyvekcnskerkc were reoccupled
By marines.
ITO the south OF Dixmude tho Ger
mans made an attack last night In the
direction Of the Rixschoote bridge.
They failed IN the attempt and were
forced 10 eyacuate completely the Wiz
lase of BlSschoote TO the south uf
Zandoofde.
''The enemy continues ia attack
with the greatest violence along the
front Of the allies between Holle-
beelSe and Meeslnes. All positions have
been held aud at certain points the
nllloa have progressed notably to-
wards ilollebecke aud Wytschaete.
In the region Of Armentleres and
TO the south OF the Lys the situation
remains the same as heretofore"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
QUARTER or A MILLION
PLURALITY FOR PENltOSt

Philadelphia, Nov 5.--The plurality
of Boies Penrose. republican, for re-
election to the United states senate
probably will be more than a quarter
of million. Returns received from
all but a small number of districts In
the state give him a plurality of 2f5,-
5s3 over Clifford Pinchot, the progress
sive candidate. who has lead Of only
40 votes over Mitchell Palmer the
democratic candidate. The vote 50
far received for the three candidates
is as follows
Penrose. 506.135: Pinchot. 260.6O2;
Palmer. 259S32
The republican candidate for gov
ernor. Martin G.. Brumbaugh, has a
plurality over Vance G. Mccormick,
democrat, Of 1856.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
HATS IN RING
FOR sPEAKERSH|P
OF NEXT HOUSE
Friends of Nestot Montoya,
SecundIno Romero and {, P,
Davies Are Active in Their
Behalf,

Santa Re. Nov. 5.--AIready friends
Of secundino Romero Of Las Vegas;
Nestor Montoya OF Albuquerque. and
Il. r. Davies Of Santa Fe. are making
efforts 20 have their favorite elected
speaker II the legislative house. Cam
didntes-clect are being lined up quiet
" and a spirited contest "a promised
although not one Of the candidates
mentioned has himself announced any
Intention Of seeking the honor
Montoya has been speaker OF the
house once before and II native Of
Santa Re. Davies made a phenomenal
run for the house, polling a larger
vote even thar Hernandez in Santa
re county and running also Well
ahead In Torrance and Guadalupe
counties. which two counties has also
represents Secundlno Romero Is one
Of the republican state leaders, whose
county has given the biggest plurality
for the republican ticket Of any coun-
IS In the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
LAS VEGAS NORMAL TO
HAVE PHYSICAL CULTURE
is ANNOUNCEMENT MADE

East Las Vegas. y. NJ. Nov. 5.--
President Frank N w. Roberts maze
a very important educational an e.
nouncement To-Day The New Mexico
Normal university. to meet the need
OF It's own students and the demand
OF the state for teachers trained 10
look after the physical welfare OF the
pupils entrusted 20 their care, has ere
atcd the department % physical cul-
ture and chosen Miss ida NJ. Larson,
professor OF physical education IN the
American College Of Physical Edueh-
ton, OF Chicago. as the head OF the
department OF physical culture ana
play ground This h In keeping win
the statewide movement fostered ~
the womans clubs and the Womanh
Christian Temperance Union. BON
have committees TO look after the
physical welfare of the students.
Mrs J. s. Easterday. Of Alhuquer-
que. who has done so much Tor me
physical welfare ~ the young people
Of Albuquerque. has taken great IN
tercst Ia the selection Of "a teacher
for the Normal university. and has
given many helpful sugRestiona TO
The president Miss Larson has
doctors degree and extensive train
ing in dealing with the health OF stu
dents.
superintendent II. J. Read, OF tht
public schools, announced today that
there would be eleven contestants IN
The deelnmatory contest preliminary
20 the state contest At Albuquerque.
Under the direction Of Mrs Adoiphine
kohn, the city schools gave last night
an excellent entertainment In order
10 send the High school Giee club 20
Albuquerque during the state teach
ers' meeting About $50 teachers VIII
attend from San Miguel county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
DEMOCRATS HAVE
GOOD MAJ 0R|TY
IN BOTH HOUSES
OF NEXT CONGRESS
tContiaued From rage One.)


trainers Of the Payne law. was sent
back after a two years stay at home.
He viii probably make a fight for his
old place on the committee.
Two democratic members OF the
rules committee win not return. Rep
resentatiye Hardwick OF Georgia goes
to the senate and Representative
Goldfoglc of New York was defeated
by socialist, Meyer London. Repre-
sentative Kelley OF PENNSYLVANIA. the
progressive member of the commit
tee. was defeated by republican and
the progressives may lose their place
on the committee.
The labor committee lost two DEM
ocrats, Representative Baltz Of Illi-
nois, and Representative Walsh of
New Jersey, who represented Presr-
dent Wilson's district. Representative
Macdonald Of Michigan, the progress
siVe member. also was defeated. Four
democratic members of the banking
and currency committee failed to be
reelected They were Representatives
korbly Of Indiana, Buckley of Ohio,
Nelly Of Kansas and Seldomridge of
Colorado. representative Hobson OF
Alabama, long prominent member
af the naval affairs committee, lost
his place in an effort to defeat Rep
resentatiNe Underwood for the SEN
ate Representative Bathrick of Ohio
and Gerry Of Rhode Island, also Will
be missing from the naval affairs
committee
In the senate the Indicated increase
10 the democratic majority was well
coined By administration leaders who
nave been hampered during the pres
ent congress by the narrow margin Of
their control. The possibility of the
defeat Of Senator Newlands Of Ne
kada, threatened TO leave vacant the
Craftsmanship Of the interstate COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
TURKS REPORTED BEATEN
~ RUSSIAN FORCES

peiroerad. Nov s-Tbe following
communication ~ the general staff
of the Russian army in the Caucasus
was made public here tonight
Concerning the operations during
tho last twenty four hours there rs
nothing Important TO report.
"guf troops ARE vigorously clearing
the cnemya territory which Is occu-
pied by small bands, the remnant Of
the Turkish vanguards defeated dur
Ing the last few days
zone ~ our columns has defeated
the Turks near Ensygam. routing
them and capturing the town The
Turks IN their flinht threw away their
arms and scattered 10 the VILLAGES 10
the nrighborhood
rUur cavalry attacked to the east
~ DyAden three Kufd regiments,
supported hy Infantry and threw them
back"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
WINS IN NEBRASKA

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. with the
slight but steady gain for the head OF
the democratic ticket, leaders of that
party were claiming the election of
the entire state ticket along with
Governor Morehead, and figures at
hand went to sustain this claim
ON suffrage 635 precincts give 49,
9e1 and 1886 against
The first district congressman was
removed from the doubtful list this
evening by assurances of the election
Of Reavis republican, by plurality
of about 500,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06

await with nume untaalncAs offIcln
nenr a. 10 the fate % certain " he
uarNhipx ID the Pacific. which were
engaged last sunday With German
fleet on the coast OF Chile, this ankle
~ has bern IN measure counter
balanced By the apparently favorable
sifnatlon o. the allied nrmn both ~
fhe eastern and western arenas.
The first German rush for the
French coast having been checked.
the news 81 the next few dnyr viii de-.
tsfnlne The truth or falsitf Of pre-
dlefionH as 10 the scriOusntra 81 the
renewed German attempt 20 Ect 10
the coast by more f0uthefiy route.
There wac nothing IN the reports from
West Flanders during the forenoon TO
indlrate the trend ~ the nov Ger
man attack. although fpfes continued
10 fIFufe rs the military Key against
which the Germans proposed 60 dcilv.
81 their hafdeei Diows
opinion here Il divided ~ 10 wheih-
~ the fresh attempt 20 open a way
TO the channel viii rival IN Intensity
the struggle along the Ysef. SEINE
british optimlsls huld that the appaf-
emf exhaustion ~ the Germans " an
indication that lhey are really pian-
ming 10 fail back. ~ they Old before
parlA On the entertainments they have
been carefully preparing eycfywhcre
back Of their lines IL this occurs II
win mean another period 81 siege war.
fare along the entire front IN Belgium
and France. condition which proha-
bly, viii persist until one side or The
other starts of q new tangent. rs ala
The Germans in their ennFlai attempt
thus creating some new aruie area
" hoaiilities Meanwhile indications
are that naval operations win become
daily more prominent. particularly as
Turkeys entrance into the situation
videns HE field for such warfare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06

Government Is Rushing In
spectcrs to infected Dis
trictS 10 Stamp Out Worst
MaIady Known to Country.

Washington. Nov. Placing Of a
federal quarantine on shipment of
livestock out OF Ohio and WISCONSIN
and reports OF the rapid spread Of the
foot aud mouth disease in states al
ready quaranfined marked the days
Developments at the department OF
agriculture hi the fight against the
worst epidemic OF the infection ever
known IN the United states.
Scores OF additional federal inspec.
tors were rushed into the field 70
trace Every shipment from infected
ccnters. Reports from inspectors al
READY at work led department off
clals 10 predict tonight that many
other communities soon would be af-
fccted.
The number OF animals killed In
infected areas Is rapidly mounting up
ana the unexpected demand upon the
department TO meet this loss and the
expenses of inspectors led secretary
Houston 20 confer with President VIII
son regarding an emergency appro-
prlation from congress.
Under the present plan. the depart
mcnt ~ paying the salaries Of apprais-
ers selected by the various states TO
fix the value OF slaughtered animals
and IN bearing half Of the actual meat
value OF the animals killed. The
states pay the other half leaving the
owners 10 bear the loss Of feed de-
stroyed, Of business, and OF the pccu-
liar value Of the livestock killed.
From Ohio during the day came re-
ports Of infected cattle in the Toledo
livestock yards. fostoria. Moline and
Norwalk The outbreak In Wiscon-
sin was discovered ut Evansville.
Inspectors reported that the disease
had quickly spread over several scat
tered counties In Illinois Infected
herds were found in Mt sterling,
Brown county Aledo. Mercer county;
Dwight. Livingston county; Plano.
Kendall county; Big Rock, Sugar
Grove. and Knneville. Kane county
and summit, Cook county
In Pennsylvania and Michigan the
Infected areas We're reported 10 have
extended.
So far the government has taken no
steps TO Interfere with the transporta-
ton Of milk across the state lines. The
department Officials hold that the dis
ease Is easily communicated 90 hogs
through milk and even to human be-
ings, particularly children The pol
Icy now In force. however, Is 20 leave
To the local health authorities super
vision over the milk supply to the
various communities
Hundreds Of inquiries poured Into
the department during the day from
livestock owners and railroads as to
the movement Of livestock and feed
across quarantined state lines. The
government officials declined 10 mako
any exceptions to the rule that no
livestock may be taken out Of quar-
antined states, and the rule that hay,
straw and manure must be disinfect-
ed before being shipped from infected
states. lsarmers5 were advised that
two months probably would elapse
before they would be able to ship
livestock out Of quarantined states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
ONLY OFFICIAL. COUNT
CAN DECIDE CONTEST

Milwaukee, Nov. 5.--An official
count Of the votes cast in Wisconsin
for United States senator appears to-
night 20 be the only way of arriving
at definite conclusion as TO whether
Paul O, Husting, democrat or Gov
ernor Francis +. McGovern, republi-
can, has been elected United States
senator TO succeed Isaac Stephenson
Unofficial returns received from
every county in Wisconsin by the NIL
waukee Journal give Husting l22,315
and McGovern l20.760.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
FRANCE IoRMAIiN an
WAR WITH THE TURNS

Paris, Noy lt3o a. m.1~~rhe
French government tonight declared
that "a state Of war exists hetween
frnnte and Turkey according a. the
bordeaux correspondent of the H@sas
agency. He. SAYS that the foreign nf-
fiNe issued The following note
The hostile acts 81 The Turkish
fleet againsl a French Steamer. cause
lng The death Of Two Frchchmen aud
serious damage 60 the ship, aot having
heen followed ty the dismlssal Of the
German naval military missions, the
measure whereby Turkey could dis-
claim responsibility the governments
u this republic IL Obliged 60 state as
result ~ the action Of the Ottoman
government "a state of war exists be-
TWEEN France and Turkey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
OFFICIAL, DEFAMATION or
WAR WITH TURKEY

London. Nov. tit:a5 a. m l---lt
was officially announced IN London
today that state OF war existed be-
tween Great Britain and Turkey
Tho proclamation TO this effect.
which WAS subsequently gazetfed,
reads az folIows;
owing 20 hostile acts committed
by Turkish forces under German Of
flccra state Of war exists between
Great Britain and Turkey from today
and all proclamatlonR and orders In
council issued with reference 10 the
state Of war between Great Britain
and Germany and Auetrln shall apply
10 the state OF war between Great
Britain aud Turkey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
At ONCE! CL0CGED NOSTR|Ls OPEN,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

fragrant balm dissolves By the heat
Of the nostrls; penetrates and heats
the inflamed, swollen membrane
which lines the nose, head and throat Z
clears the air passages; stops mast
discharges and feeling Of cleansihs'
soothing relief comes Immediately
Don't lay awake to-night strus
Cling for breath, with head stuffed
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing
catarrh or a cold. with its runnnE
nose. foul mucous dropping into ~
throat. and raw dryness is distressih-
but truly needless
Put your faith just once = ~
:Ely's Cream Balm and your ce'o
or catarrh Will surely disappear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
ENGLAND FORMALLY
ANNExfs ISLE OF CYPRUS

London. Nov fl1s9s a. mo- -
Great Britain today formally annexed
the Isle Of Cyprus. m tho Mehiter-
ranean, which uominally formed a
part Of the Turkish empire.
The defensive alliance between
Graat Britain aud Turkey having be-
come annulied at the outbreak Of the
war. the British government decided
that Il WAS necessary 10 appropriate
the aiand Ia order that proper pro-
vision might be made for is governs
ment aud for It's protection.
The island since the Anglo-rurklsh
convention Of 1S7S had been occupied
aud administered BY Great Britain,
though Il had remained under the
suzeraints ut the sultan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
Pound Sale.

on Monday. the 9th day Of Novem-
Der, 1914. at 10 o'clock a. m, in front
of the city jail on North Second
street. viii sell one sorre mule,
about 6 years old will weigh about
600 pounds, branded on left thigh
one dark brown mule. about G years
old, will weigh about coo po1nds
branded on left shoulder and left
thigh. Has collar marks one bay
horse about Z years old, viii weigh
about SOC pounds. both hind feet
white, white spot on forehead, brand
ed on left shoulder, swelling on LETT
Jaw. THOMAS M'MIILIN,
City Marshal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
NEW ITALIAN MINISTER
or FINANCE ~ NAMED

Rome. Nov O;s0 q. MI Luigi
Ravn, minister Of fnancc. who held
over IN the new cabinet, announced
yesterday. was replaced today By
HiRnor Danco until nov minister AZ
public instruction. IN the latter Of
nee Dance is succeeded by slgnor
Grippe,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
tifyFIiAL PisOGi,iss ~
fiEpOnTED BN ~ ~siANs

rctrOefnd WIN London, Nuv. 8,
1895 .. m.) 1.-The following official
communication has been ISSUED from
the russian general headquarters.
I'VE continue 10 progress on the
east Prusaian front The Germans are
failing back alone the whole front
only keeping fortified position To-
the region ~ WcrRb0liwo
"On the left bank Of the Nlstuln
the Russian army ~ continuing iis
vigorous offensive, pursuing the re-
treating enemy The crossing OF tho
san BY our troops continues with siic-
cess The AuHtfians are retrcntink.
In the Black sea region no change
n reported"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
ENGLAND HEARS No NEWS
FROM NAVAL BATfft'

Santiago. chile, Nov. 81. No further
news has been received concerning
tho naval engagement or the coast OF
Chile last Sunday IN which German
and British warshipa participated No
British warships have arrived, as far
as Is known here. az any Chilean port
nor has any wreckage been found on
the coast
The only information IN the hnnda
OF The British legation Ia that from
German sources.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
GERMANY DENIES LOSS on
MtlN on GUNS TO RUSSIA

Berlin. Nov thy wireless ---It IL
declared officially In Berlin to-
day that the Russian troops on the
eastern front have not recently been
successful IN taking prisoners nor
have the German Wounded fallen into
their hands Furthermore. the author
ities have no knowledge OF the loss
of any German machine guns to the
Huasians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
FIRE BREAKS QUIET
OF STRIKE REGION
lDy noanlao ,ouaaAL srec,A- lrAseo wlat

IBY MORNING JOURNAL srEciA. Leased Wire
Fort Smith, Ark. Nov. 1.-The up
parent calm which fell upon the Hart
ford valley ceal mining regions Nnei
news was received that president WI
son had ordered federal troops into
that section 10 preserve order Was
broken today with the report that an
other building on the Bache-Denmal
properties at Prairie Creek had peeh
burned
The burning was said TO be the aft
of some boys who had been playing
about the empty structure.
While this was the only develop
ment in the mining valley the federal
authorities we're busily engaged get
ting everything in readiness for -
meeting of the grand jury tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
ENGLISH MINIS INJuRE
SCANDINAVIAN SHIPPING

Berlin, Nov. tby wireless l-~-infor-
nation given out 70 the press IN ner-
lin today from official quarters Is
az follows;
The director Of the Swedish Ship
ping association declares that the
English blocking nf The North yea by
mines Il a blow 60 the shipping of
neutral powers. especially Scnndina-
via.
The Folitken, The organ ~ the
Danish government. auyH this action
on the paFt If Great Britain Il 4
heavy blow 10 British shipping,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-06
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