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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
ORDERED HER To
WORK WHEN Ill,
SAYS WIFE; SUES
Mrs. Mary Black Also Alleges
Husband, Who Lives at La
guna, Threatened to Take
Her Life.

That her husband. Elmer g. Black.
Iof I.aguna, y. NJ. ordered her out
|of he'd TO perform household duties
when she was IN and afterward or
|defed her 10 leave home. Is the story
OF Mra. Mary J. Black. who yesterday
brought suit for divorce In the dis
triet court
Mrs. black alleged that her husband
drinks and that while under the In
fIuenee Of Intoxlcants he threatened
TO take her life while he had a gun In
his possession. She said that her
health had been impaired by reason
OF Blacks threats
Their community property amounts
TO $1,000. deposited In bank, accord-
ing to Mrs. Black. She asked the
court to issue an order restraining
Black from dIsposIng. OF the money.
This was done by Judge u. +. Ray
nolds.
They were married November 10.
1899, at Flagstaff. ArIz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
EASLEY TAKEN SUDDENLY
ILL BUT is IMPROVING

Santa re, Sept. li,--Gen. Charles
y. lcasley was stricken with sudden
illness yesterday aud had several sink
Ing spells but is reported to be grow
Ing stronger today, and attending ply
sIcians hope TO have him out of dan
ger soon.
Mrs. u. Il. Mccullough and daugh-
ter. Mary Elizabeth. and accompanied
by her sister Miss Nan Morgan. re-
turned this morning from vacation
visit with her parents at Bozeman.
Montana
Otis Seligman. son OF Hon. and Mrs.
Arthur Seligman, left early this morn
ing to resume HIS studies at the New
Mexico Military Institute at Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

Santa Re. septh 1i.--A bridge over
the Blaine's lake wash. twenty miles
west of Quemado, socorro county. on
the state highway to Springerville,
Ariz., is requested by Col d. X. y.
Sellers of the state highway commits
sion. IL is the only really bad spot
all the way to springerviIle. he de-
clares. and 500 will fix 1t. Colonel
Sellers Will have his petition granted
as the state highway commission ex-
poets to have a good roads camp work
Ing on that portion of the Highway
before long and 1t will incidentally
build bridge across the wash al
though 500 viii hardly cover the
cost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
2 MEN FOUND IN CAR
OF TIES ARE SENT TO
JAIL FOR SIXTY DAYS

Pat Ford and Frank Grossly were
received At the county Jail yesterday
to serve sixty days. sentenced by Jus
lice Jose A. Garcia. of Precinct No.
80. on the charge OF vagrancy
Special OFFICER a. j. McKcw. of the
santa Fe railway. found them In a
eur OF ties on a Santa Fe freight
Thursday afternoon al isleta. AL
though the men were brought here
Thursday night by Mckew. they were
moi arralgncd until yesterday
Mckew was Informed that Ford and
Crosby we're IN the ear bv the train
crew They told him they had got on
a Bluewater. \ n. The crew told
McI<eW that a seal had been broken
on one Of the ears. but Crosby and
Ford denied doing thai.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
Herboth. painting. paperinE. 1881.
Matteucei- palladino a. Co. Phone is,

Fees Candy store---Nice boxes Of
candy az 2bc. soc and si.o0.
L. =. MeAdamh left yesterday for a
visit 10 relatives and friends In Quincy.
Illinois.
Members Of the sheep sanitary
board arrived here last might for a
meeting % be held today
Mrs. A. II, Adams left last night TO
spend several weeks with relatives and
friends Ia Des Moines. Iowa.
Charles y. Mitchell yesterday was
appointed trnant officer for the city
schools by the board Of education,
Lieut.. Ray senn. Company H. New
Mexico national guard, announced last
night upon his return from Denver
that the company would drill at 2'a0
o'clock tomorrow afternoon al the
armery. Arrangements for the dance
to be given IN the armory next Wed
nesday wiIitbn made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

Santa Re. Sept. il.--Mr and Mrs.
Edward Iungerford of New York
registered today at the New Mexico
Museum. Mr. Hungerford Is notet!
author whose signed articles and sto-
ries appear IN the biz magazines, lie
was chaperoned about town by Sec
Rotary George v. Van Stone OF the
Chamber 81 Commerce. Others who
registered az the Museum today were
] q. Gross. Mrs J. r rewson. Mrs
, M. Glass and son, % Roswell Clyde
J noneycutt. Phoenix. q. c. Reney,
Roswell W. @. Davis. Springfield.
No; Mr., and Mrs c. l.. Devol Ge-
nexa. M. aud Mr. and Mrs. n. r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
BAND TO PLAY ONLY
PATRIOTIC AIRS AT
PARK TOMORROW NIGHT

Observing the Anniversary OF the
writing OF the star Spangled Banner,
Clafks Imperial band will play pro-
gram of exclusively patriotic airs at
Robinson park tomorrow night.
special song services will be held AT
the First Congregational church to-
morrow night. The Rev. Archie Tooth
aker VIII give a fifteen-minute address
on the song Mrs. Ada Pearee Wlnn
will sing thu star spangled Banner.
the audience Joining In the chorus,
The services will be open TO the public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
MORE FILMS TO
Be PRODUCED,
SAYS HAMILTON
Forming Of Corporation at New
York by albuquerque and
Eight Other Companies
Opens Greater Field.

Increased production by the Albu-
auerque Film Manufacturing com
pany is assured by the Incorporation
Iof the United Moving Picture Pro-
Idueers In New York. according to G.
lP. Hamilton. president. who arrived
here yesterday morning from the
east.
Resides the Albuquerque company
eight producers are members Of the
corporation. Including the st. Louis
Motion Picture company. which Mr.
Hamilton once managed aud which
had studio here. The corporation IL
affiliated with Warmers Feature
Film company for lhrce-year
period. The capital stock OF the
Warner company was increased 10
81, 900, coo. Of which $4,000 Is paid
in. Mr.. Hamilton said
Mr.. Hamilton was elected vice
president bf the corporation. Ludwig
Erb Is president
War Hurts "Noyic" Business.
The companies. members OF the
corporation. are 10 furnish twelve
reels week until February. After
that time they will furnish twenty
one. The Albuquerque company will
send as IT'S share two i.000-foot films
weekly. one a comedy-drama and
the other farce-comedy. Archer
Mcmahon will produce the farce
comedy and Mr.. Hamilton the COM
edV- drama
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
Treasury Receipts.

Santa Fe. Sept 1l.--state Treasur-
Ter o. N. Marion today received s57 so
tor the game protection fund. The
travelling auditors office. which was
In charge today Of Miss Florence
ormsbee. the stenographer. as the
rest Of the force had started out on
auditing tours, received the report OF
the August collections from Treasur-
|er James A. Baird OF Otero county,
showing that he had collected s64l.-
10 OF 1918. siit.i3 of 1912. 1896 OF
1911 and 1888 Of 1910 and prior
taxes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
To Install weather Apparatus.

Santa Zee. Sept. lie. E. Linney'
director of the United States weather
bureau. and @. r. Meek left today for
northern Now Mexico to install snow
scales at eighteen stations, to place
solar apparatus and TO Inspect various
|sub-stations. The snow scales are
the first to be installed In New Next
leo and are intended for the higher
peaks. The scales are ten feet high
with large figures which can be read
from distance. II Ia intended to
make readings daily with a field glass
and twice month to make readings
from nearby.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
E,neclnsure snlt EIIed.

Santa Fe, Sept ii,~-Catron and ca
tron today filed in the district court
a suit for Mrs A. Keachie and the
Wiley heirs W., Adolph Seligman and
Burnham. Munger and company. to
foreclose a $4,000 mortgage on three
parcels Of real estate. on which the
last named company has a second
mortgage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
pos,offIce Notices.

Santa Fe, Sept ii.--Acting Post
master ]. II. Vaughn received official
notice today that on September 15
the postoffiee at Cebolla, Rio Arriba
county. and Atencio. Union county,
VIII be abolished. the supplies going
to Santa Fe. A postoffice has been
established at Dixon. Rio Arriba eoun-
". or rather. Il has been re-estab-
lished
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

Santa re, Sept. li.-Col. d. K. 3.
Sellers in a letter to State Engineer
James A. French, wakes enthusiastic
over the so-called Becker eut eff on
the state highway from Albuquerque
to Socorro. Sellers had been skepti-
cal at first about the cutoff PROPOSE
Itlon, but now he writes: 1T Is a credit
TO the state and makes an uninterest-
Ing country a very interesting jour
|ney, indeed. In fact. | am very en-
thusiastIe about the great improve
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

santa Fe, Sept. 1l.---Land Commits
sioner Il. p. Ervien returned today
from an auto trip on state land bust
ness that took him to carrizozo. Ala
-mogordo, Deming, Elephant Butte, Al
buquerque and other points He re-
ports the rural districts looking wei
and the range everywhere in excellent
condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

Maximum temperature, ~. minis
mum. 80: range, 10: temperature at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. 60; south
west winds, cloudy; precipitation. .od
inch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
SHERIFF IARAMILL0
OF VALENCIA COUNTY
COMES FOR SYLVESTER

The police yesterday delivered TO
Sheriff Ruperto Jaramllio, Of Valencia
county. J. n sylvester. charged with
failure 20 pay a board bill al }elen.
sylvester was arrasted Thursday night
by Patroltnan led Donahue In the
south part ct the city. ana informed
Sheriff Jaramilio over the long dis
lance telephone OF the arrest Syl-
vesier arrived hare Wednesday. hut
the police did not make the arrest un-
81 informed that warrant had been
formally issued
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23

this case and you, primarily, are
responsible for what happened.
You may have used the; best judg
ment that you have; it may have
been absolutely in good faith, ant
all that, but that is my view of
it.
The quoted portion from the
statement of Mr.. Miller to the
sheriff is a part Of the report to
Mr.. Hanna and If it does not con-
stitute recommendation, then
nothing can constitute such a
recommendation. It is under
stood by all Of those familiar wit
the statutes of the State, that
General Miller cannot institute
proceedings against the sheriff
for his failure to perform his
duties, but this rests solely with
the Governor. In, order to give
the Chief Eecutive chance to
side-step the Tribune CRADLES up
the report Of a public official for
the sake Of political advantage
State News.
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23
THE POLITICAL BEE
sTINGs MANY
(By J. e. Sullivan in Banner)

Wy u. -. 0u44V6U Ii o6uueT)
Although the weather is not
what we would expect in tenn
perature when insects are flying,
we find that the political bee
has been around and that he has
stung many of our worthy citi-
zens Of this county. The Fargo
Forum pblished an article some
time ago under this heading, .Th
Political Pot is Simme1ing in Nc
Lean County, Last week the
Bismarck Tribune came out with
q two column article under The
political pot is boiling in Mclean
County. The Garrison Independ-
ent declares that the state pot is
boiling and several of the county
papers declare the pot is boiling
over. .ss
Well thi1 may be true but it is
q remarkable fact that when a
pot boils over it is usually the
foam and corruption that gathers
on too and runs over and we can
afford to looae that. Now Il Il
is true that the Mclean County
political pst il boilng over it il
this foam I'd corruption that i
boiling ont and running over, ii
~.
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23
LINCOLN DIED ONLY
48 YEARS AGO

Abraham Lincoln never said
Hello Central" never lodged al
automobile never held strap in
a trolly car, never pushed a
button for a light, never heard a
phonograph and never posed for
a motion picture, and yet Abra-
ham Lincoln died only forty
eight years ago.-Exchange.
No he never did but he lived
when the social standing of wo--
men were Judged largely by
their modesty in dress, when
children were educated to speak
respectfully to their elders, when
extravagances was well nigh "a
crime, when preachers were teach
ers rather than social leaders,
when a spelling school took the
place of the grand opera, when
mothers were home makers, when
books and papers that did not
deal with sexual matters were
salable and yet he died only
forty light years ago. Times-R
cord.
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23
MORE POWER FOR
TAX COMMISSION

Minot-Two important features
Of the State Tax Association con-
ference in this city which opened
Tuesday were addressed by Gov
ernor j. M. Devine, endorsing
work Of state tax commission and
that of F. ,E. Packard of state
tax commission.
Devine showed that modern les
islation was toward centraliza-
ton in the, form of tax commits
sions. He declared that the
state tax commission should be
given larger powers and plenty
Of funds. He quotes at great
length from their report which he
characterized as a complete ar
rangement of the present system.
He declared their work most i'm
portant in state and touched NOR
nearly every man, woman and
child than all other problems.
Packard discussed the total
tax burden Of the state. He
showed that while. the total bur-
den had Increased that the in
crease was in school districts,
counties and cities. The state
per capita tax has decreased
since statehood from $3.50 to
$2.11 this year.
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23

also Injuries the chances of Wash
burnites at the fall election with
county division fight on. The
same holds true of Garrison, the
natural county seat of the propos
ed new county. Voters of Wash
burn, Wilton and Turtle Lake
would be against Garrison and
those Of Garrison and vicinity
against those at Washburn. Wheu
it comes to a showdown Wngl
will probably be the only candi-
date for the senate in the prii-
maries. Wright is progressive
republican.
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23
Rev. Geo. NcWcomb
Gave Address Here
On State Laws With Regard to-
the Health and Morals of the
Children

Rev. Geo. B. Newcomb of Bis
marck, representing the Society
for the Friendless, came to Wash.
burn Saturday to present the
work Of this organization. Sun
day morning he occupied the pull
pit at the M. E. church and spoke
to parents concerning the train
ing of children. The child that
is taught to obey the laws of the
home will not be found breaking
the laws of the country as he
grows older.
The restraints of the home
should be such as to teach obedi-
ance in future years. Then he CAV
a few minutes talk to the Congre
gational Sunday school showing
how the child Jesus was subject
unto his parents, at Z p. IN. he
took part in the c. E. Society and
at 8 delivered an address an hour
long upon the laws of the state
which have to do with the health
and morals Of the children and
Monday evening he spoke in the
German Baptist church taking
for his subject "That Boy
Rev. Newcomb is an interest
ing speaker and has great
theme. "The prevention Of
crime as well as the care of those
who have suffered punishment 70
lawbreaking." He can both in
terest and instruct his hearers
and the citizens Of Washburn
are always ready to listen to his
words of wisdom.
Monday morning Rev. New
comb addressed the high school
pupils. He impressed profound
ly on all present that without
ciean strong bodies, keen, we'll
disciplined minds, and pure NOR
al lives young men and woman
cannot succeed.
He showed clearly how those
are lost through folly and vice,
and how they are attained by the
exercise of wisdom and righteous
ness.
Principal Ccle says ''that in
student days he often listened to
addresses of college presidents,
professors and lecturers, but he
never heard discourse more
helpful to youth than that deliv-
cred by Mr.. Newcomb. in the
Washburn His h ;chool.'
Mr.. Cole added that he has
paid dollar for reserved seat
to listen to an especially choice
lecturer whose utterances were n
better than Mr.. Newcomb' s free
discourse, which he pronounces
sound, clear, clean-cut, and in
spiring."
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23
RETICENCE AND DISCRE-
TIoN OF MIR. LIND

In a day Of garrulous and self
advertising diplomacy it is re
freshing to encounter such a per
sonality as Jehn Lind, Presidents
Wilson 8 personal envoy to Mexi-
co. Mr.. Lind has now been sum
moned from his post at Vera
Cruz for q conference with his
chief at Pass Christian. But for
all the world knows of the issues
to be discussed, it might as well
be deaf, blind and dumb.
Ia Reticence and discretion have
been the keynotes to John Lind q
program in Mexico. The mas was
well chosen for a task admittedly
delicate. Had q talkatiye indi-
vidual, or one given to self EN-:
blazonment, been sent on this er.
rand the blnnde1s he perpetrated
might well have been irreparable
What Lind has done in the way
ofironing out the wrinkles u II
Mexican puzzle no american
!. knows saNe Lind and the Prei.
dent. He. has pleas ed sent itiiment, !,
home and l,e - kept on terms
lot q least. long distance negota:
ton With u Il even ~ = he ia i posi- ibie
ftnelta 8.
rsi1 be- ~ y, = dip Iomat in ON
|day shose dip olaa sis not ver-
ll1al or vocal q 4si.ss
The Washburn leader., 1914-01-23

Yell that g just my concllsion
/ and frankneR compels me %
4 this because I felt that a
;oo e ten ypu s. advAnee; 90
tIat yon could have ynnr chance3
~ resie or may hare % bring
al action ag ain you and take
11chss hssteps ~ are necessary. Some.
mnst be hsld ! ,cndb il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-09
EcrMnl pcr6otcn.

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@iaiom { Smith Dou glr. 400,
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flemcu Gergebens III Der 9tadt uon
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euiluiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-09
fSruhc stnnOen.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-09
Giieriuat ipa grnuOlaar icin-

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