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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
WEEK Of SELF
DENIAL FOR RED
CROSS IS BEGUN
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s1 ~ collection plate ~ frufth -
4Hneaf. October 40. ~heH the Whole
EA4tlea HIii pray for peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
PILLOW TOP SALE At
ART SHOP WEDNESDAY

Albuquerque shoppers cannot afford
e miss the special sale II the AT
shop "Wednesday. = special line o.
riii0s-tops. sesrfE ana CENTER pieces
wii ~ offered II attractive prices.
and the woman n search 0f real
bargain will do sell 70 keep IN mind
the dale and the place.
The cate u Wednesday. September
=. and she place ~ the Art shop. lis
West Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
THIEVES SWIPE FLOUR
FROM MILLING COMPANY

The then Of - sacks u flour from
The plant Of the Albuquerque Milling
company. al The corner ct South First
street and TTumbnil avenue. was re-
ported 10 The police yesterday.
The robbers entered the building
through . window some time during
Saturday night. and evidently had a
wagon IN which to haul away their
loot. In taking enc OF the sarks
through the window. nail in the side
Of the window Nneggeh small hole
10 the sack. causing the flour to spill
out and by this means Patrolman y.
~ Miller yesterday morning was able
t. trace the course of the thieves after
The robbery to ! vacant house ~ ik21
River road. where two sacks one fill
ed and the other partially filled. were
found There the trail vas lost. and
- far no other trace OF the thieves
has been found.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
OFFERED BY SPECIAL
SALE At ART SHOP

1 Az exceptional opportunity - az
fae4ea ths NDuscn " A. Dq8sfgue 10
ft4s sgs* 80 safs 81 Au3sA at tie Arr
ship. sss Wsxf Central seenUe. ahleh
= ~ take piaHe Wednews1aV An ~
BE- iaily attractive liHe y quits ln
tefafs an1 brosadef in the bert styles
syai - offered I'm eaie az fi5 and
E1s. These fgstA veFs efleefed ~ an
Experienced wsfpan buyer vino "
thoroughly familiaf with the demands
~ ss--ssssn ~ general And The de-
suaads ~ Aibnauefaue womeu IA par.
j lesiaf and ran noi fali % haze
ssi'efiaa appeal ~ the discriminating
4 hopper
IL yifW - the record hat has been
4faae ~ the All Hhop III futfillinR ~.
~ e1giisatsea f. - euHsomefs Il h.
8mfe 70 - fbaf "Wednesday morning
MIll efe , tffank II Albnquefque
- 0f3en gathered IN iia ftYte - take
AdtanssNf II ihs opportunity offered
chem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

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80 Ner Gcd1 srsnns EsnEnr I
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= stpninicur 10 nrM~s and rxed .
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tlfaH 4rlnezj.le4 in 81 r1flunsl !
congress. Az ra1 hsre a. I'M :
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: fse Ftza rzane fn 1915 .
: fsf-F,rHLtcAx GENITAL cox :
NfTTEE >
*@see .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

Rev George =. IcCune. 4 mission
an en roufe 70 kores- where ne has
laDtSfc foT n1ne years. preached yes
tercay AZ Nexperx a. the UNIVERSITY
- New MeKieo. taking as his subject
Nzy ffsEd Te Here Idly Waiting
, sclo b. A W. Wllhosre. Of the Al
tuQuefeue Business college. sprored
an enjoyable feature ~ the musical
rrrgrau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

No better medicine could be made
Tor coughs. colds. Group. hoarseness.
tickling throat bronchitis. etc. than
Folsy's Honey and Tar COMPOUND.
That's Ehy they can't improve the
quality. and var or 10 war, the price
remains the same z. J Sargent. Dali
i@S Tex. says: Il believe Fesey's
Honey and Tar has no equal for II
completely relieved me Of eli synp-
toms Of tuberculosis and my cough
has entirely disappeared Don't ac-
eepi any substitute. for Foley's Honey
and Tar is the best For sale b. Butts.
Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
Keeps Your Liver HeaIihily Active
ticanses Your system Thoroughly.

a man in Kentucky just told a
friend that Foley caihartic Tablets
were the most wonderful medicine
that had ever entered his system. said
he would not be without them. Neither
would you. II you had ever tried them
for chronic constipation or for an oc-
caaionai purge. Better for you than
caiomeL Keeps your liver active.
Stout people can't find anything 10
equal them for comfort For sale by
Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

gur state prison commission
shousi secure reports from the govern
menf isbor office on Prisons. govern
ment l. Dor report on convict labor
for 1905. think, from the government
labor office At Washington. ID. c. Pris-
qns should be converted into estate hos
pltais- This IS the truth. Road work
should be paid for from the taxation
fund Prisoners should have library.
writing and other privileges Prison
81 should have plenty TO eat and
drink especially drink and be. treat
cd right Give them the best Kind Of
good ne allowance. and the best kind
Of parole laws. Abolish solitary con-
flnem@nf and cruel treatment Give
Them square deal. according 10 the
merits Of their eases You can gel
adequate reformation In the labor Of
flee and from the government labor
report on convict labor for 1906 for
the best good time laws and parole
laws. Give prisoners justice. and
square deal and more liberal Justice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
NEW PHOTOGRAPHY
STUDIO IS OPENED

\ new studio = photography. fully
~ GspEed 10 serrr patrons Nfh up
to-dafe Nork IN al branches q the
AT. has fetn ppeBed al rs south
secon1 street 10 Miss Pierson. form
erlE u L-ncoln- NeHraska.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

Go - Dr sfhwentker'n for the best
In otifOpafbY. nedicased yapor baths,
lnhalatiOHe. oxone and electric. Dr. X.
w Hanna. associated. Lady atfen-
dant. Consultation free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

Have The best Kind 81 good roads.
parks and secure from the United
States more pogtoffiees. rural free de-
livery routes and Indian reservations
N Your state. Get a government ma
tionaI park and government expert
ment stations In your state from the
secretary Of agriculture for the best
methods Of fertilizing soils aud grow
ing vegetables and berries. grains.
nuts, flowers. fruits. except apples,
which are the forbidden fruit. / don't
think ID hardlr rIghf 70 81 IT,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

fr r. W Hanna. osieopafhlc spe-
sialisi On stomach. LIVER. kidneys and
tewels ~ Df. sfhMenikers. Phone
III.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

GTIItDPHAcTnHR
fif. and Mrs ". q. Baffendorf, u. G.
|eeafed nj fzo W. Gold. Phone ff2fW.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

Abolish the purple, gray and yell
low from your state. You should have
more churches. libraries. hotels. flats
and apartment houses in your state
and more missions. universities. col
leges and schools Religious ednca-
ton il essential for the improvement;
and social beiternenf and The saving
OF the souls Of the members Of the
race Of Adam and Eve.
Your state board Of education must
erect more schools. Of concrete stone.
brick and lumber IN harmony wuh
red, white ard blue, blended IN gold
the coiors Of the United States ~
America and some 81 the colors ~ he
Roman Catholic church. This relIelon
should be taught in public schools
Reading. writing. arithmetic gram.
mar. history, literature. book keepIne
shorthand. tkpewriting. carpentry
painting. gardening. mining ian.
guages. music. modelling. civil. eIeetrI-
al and mechanical engineering shonla
Ill be taught in the public ara hIrh
schools The state should secure more
tbraries in the cities from Hon. An
rev Carnegie and al public huIsa.
nws must be painted red, white ana
Glue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
u. NJ. WILLIAMS

Rooms ] and ?. Whiting Building,
Corner Second and Gold.
Phone No. sst.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28
COMET IS HERE:
RISE EARLY and
GET 4 GOOD LOOK
This One 8eiongs 10 Osiasan,
hhD Found Il Seisfzl fssrs
AgO; VA Be II Or Niosf
Unit October Z.

EseIagans npussa - wa M Ta-
u,sE 80 An9g Lf11 1.an. 1iI1 tfsr4 b
. e1shne ~ Eta ezra us trsls-t N'Eh hif
- raff i 4oH 80 ~ esftF = me
u,prrns ans iuas n tnf rieht erer-
ira
Ia fae4 thas tbes+ - -esl ha1-
ff~s8.- Et.aar,~ss aurzef az ssor rla6s1
= 1zf- hzs f-efu bfrt 50 ssrsr1l San
s. known - nHt few x5r-<rF - A.
tlse1sxsrcs l'rlise fsslt9s zs.rlssr.
tts ere eie1t hare . DreHe aEsrl
&c ~ 4fasscs ncz1nes nsre rert el1
zt.esr 81 Teng gusFsrrs znt Pal
utfssty nase eeer h. hat Tony and
Pas Keep ~ etrsf 81 hgzirs and So
r1ry Frrarxe rtrzF. ~ fhs reperrs
fhs. fhsg Easf ouf aADEl = a. SRI
attract rioesprea1 af1fnunE
hsxF,s fsuztnssai-aH Hear-
Psrszare fnf pr1aclaal reAsru that
80 = Ger rsrA1r-1g IA hesz Eren IL
agrnfg iosaiiy - fAa1 j kseT,s FLk.r
s1fI1 ralsh haufk i = FzstEs clearly
orn f0r sbpu1 .ssrT miE1fes- be-
fpeer : and oeiesk T. tte -1nrninE.
and ns1-s15 - - AZ 1hzz tire "a
cepE fhose wthe esnt htlH b.
lnqulrses ~ fh- Irsrrrs8rF q AtN
Nezire tes1erdxg ertlgpt'1 rre fart
that tne DelsEsrt rpruef - - r1ul-s
parzrfeei1 ieufri 1lslcger1. sDt -Ekt@
81 nsrnf from t1e seat1tisz una saw
j first lf il risz be i1 fts rNgrhezsf-
esn fElss ard oniY Ter q f.htrx tirne
~ ~ carry hours n the rnernlzg. il
= d. - Slsappsar fresh sieE an Osr-
tcter 4.
ne connee1ion t.efpe@n III nuIntt
4 10 ire present Disturbances in kur-
9f,s an6 Nfz3re furnishes A. lntef
fHirg thezHe for srsecsl1tl1r - thase
= h. az srrllne6 10 Ae Fnr,erx1ifsgls i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

Attorney General Clancy handed
down another important opinion -
70 the qualifications of voters. the
opinion reading
Nr. X. q. Palmer. Clayton. \. n.
Dear Sir. ] have Just received
your letter 81 yesterday In which YOU
say that there IN some controversy ar
u the right Of otherwise qualified
voters, who have not REGISTERED. t.
vote b. making affidavit Of their
qualifications. and you ask me 10 ad-
wise you whether such unregistered
voters have the right to vote.
This question WAS submitted to
ne - Ar. Harry X McElroy. Of Tu-
cumeari. In January. 1911, as you
vii see by reference 10 The published
report and opinions Of this office al
PAGE liz, a copy Of which you can
probably find IN the office Of any
member 81 the bar
10 ms answer to Mr.. Mcriroy Il
said that BY Section 1901 OF the Com
piled LaNx ~ 1897. IL was provided
That II should not be lawful for any
person 70 vote unless his name was
registered. but that IN 1903, BY Chap
Ter ~ Of me laws Of that year. this
Was amended - Is to permit per-
VII - Ft'f "RtH lirrfutiNA an EIii-
datlt made rs himself and By two
qualified voters Of the precinct. show
ing him 20 be qualified voter 81 such
precinct az the election. This statute
aoes not appear ever 10 have been
lmended Or repealed. and II is. there
fore. In fun force
In this connection, however. i'll
nay be proper 10 call sour attention
% the fact. as there seems to be d
great lack Of information on this
'oint. that since the adoption OF the
constitution no man can vote except
n the precinct where he resides. You /.
vii see that this "a 40 by reference
Q Section | Of Article VII Of the con- L
which makes one Of the
qualifications o. voters residence liz II
he precinct IN which he offers 10
cite. Il
Yours very truly. /,
FRANK w. CLANCY.
Attorney General
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-28

HsHl2 re- rfpt- zs.--An applirs ri
TOT saloon license II Cleveland
Mora county. turns Indignantly 10 A.
tornef General Frank ". Clancy To-
relief because Mcra COUNTY commits
hioners have refused him liquor IL
eefse. The applicant has been neee-
Hating Tor a license for some months
Vnt berause q = dispute oFer the
census figures. has been prt OF again
and aEain. Now he must wait until
after the election. FOR the attorney
general Informed him that under the
statute. no liquOr licenses can be L.
sued during the sixty days preceding
the general election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-09
MAY AGREE upon
CANAL PURCHASE

Washington. February s.--Purchase
of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
from the Chesapeake Bay to the Della
ware River, part of the intra-
coastal waterway from boston. Mass,
to Beaufort, n. 6, has been tentatively
agreed upon by the House Rivers and
iiarbors subcommittee. Final action
In tho committee probably will be taken
Tomorrow. The plan will be incorpo-
rated in the rivers and harbors BILL
which is TO aggregate 100000 900 or so,
and to be reported to the House very
shortly.
While the details OF the bill are
withheld, the War Departments report
urging this action, proposed the pur-
chase of tho canal at cost not to
exceed S2,514,290 with view to en-
larging 1T into a sea level canal OF
twelve feet depth and ninety feet width,
at maximum cost of SS,000,000 OF
which 100000 would he available
now and the balance Mt from 100000
TO s1,ooo.oOO n year. The chief, Of en-
general public benefit from the water
way would be that due to tho increase
of commerce by the use of barges in
towns and of medium draft boats. and
the benefits that might accrue from
heavy draft boats passing through a
deeper canal would be mainly local, and
consequently should await co-opera-
ton by the local States or by those
most directly benefited.
The committee majority decided not
to take up Mt this time the project for
the proposed waterway from Delaware
River to New York Bay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-09
EARLY IMPROVEMENT
IN WHEAT LATERLOST
Prices Show But Little Change, Although Closing
is Flrmer-Narrowness Ascribed TO Scar
city of Potent Influences.

New York, February S-Wheat mar
kets early in til. week were firm. I'm
response TO advices from Europe. whore
markets We're adversely influenced b,.
unfaSorahle threshing reports from
australia. European importers haye
iounu III TAR more difficult to buy vhoat
Tor forward shipment from hoih Ans
iraiia ana Argentina, and il WAS faIt
this week that Europe will lac con-
nelieu 10 resume buying whonl in,
sc y'e A. ,l' g rnm, on more extensive
already improved for hard wint.,
wheat, and moderately large. sales
My,ere tins week reported for shipment
rom New ork, Boston and Baltimore
As market influence. the compare
Wye scarcity of wheat in Australia and
,N,ii,,1di,a Wa, however. partly coun-
cheap wheat for shipment from Rus
SIT The strong feeling M the outset
%as ascrined to an alleged approciablo
wy bushels. but this was subsequently,
corrected. the actual decrease being
only $1,000 bushels. Nevorthcless
erease OF @,.!Silaod rhshcis. ""s u" ~"
,ys sIibSe ~ the ,mariset turned
being quickly lost. This was largely
attributed 10 highly optimistic Gro1
IeportS II being claimed that the grow
dition. although the weather Was
much. colder while there was COM
paratiNely little snow protection ex
Gept1S INA the North.
After the Price Decline.
Late ia the week there was greater
h'mness as offerings suddenly BECAME
snail snail, Wills sellers for the decline dis
vas considered only natural rs there
~ az the moment nothing To encourage
al .t.-t.
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list beyond March deliveries went TO
new low records since this crop season
eariy last July TIE ncreased iS9 at tnee
tivencss OF prices for spinners' agents
and spot dealers brought in big do
heavy on the basis of Ii 3-4c. for May
and July. That development prevented
new buying by the large Wall Street
houses that there was an active cover
ing movement among the shorts IN the
took advantage of this To bid up tho
price OF that month for u better aver
age on the balance Of their holdings;
firm at the top prices Of the day. with
March up 1T points from tho lowest.
and MAY, July and August IL to IS.
The difference between March and May
and July was widened again still furth-
er by these late fluctuations yesterday
70 30 points premium on March over
those months.
March closed at 1921. May ana July
II ~, and August 65, These prices
seasons high prices for those months
reached 1T the end Of October. and now
contrast with l2.45 for March to 1926
for May and IL cents for August a wear
ago.
The Outlook.
Whilc there is an ample supply OF
Guiding linters. from the last Census
Bureaus ginning report. covering the
ginning OF the crop to January &c, there
Is great difference between IL 81
cents per pound for the May and July
options ana IA cents the level from
which the market has fallen So many
on the l3-cent cotton bulls OF only {,
rev months ago are now SO bearish
,hey are figuring on the market to
nEcak nrst 10 IL cents and then to
~ IL cents. They nrc making tho
ridiculous assertion that the crop will
ssnnrely turn out = great deal over 49,
tuu,"oe bales. Fifteen-cent cotton hulis
VINO turned bearish after break OF
zoo points, or Il cents per pound.
ana talked so bearish al the lowest
prices oi mo season. usually make the
worst Kind of bears. And yet in this
lhe week. are now some of the Largest
market interests affiliated with some of
the biggest spot houses here, as we'll
rs some of the late leading local and
New Orleans bulls, who had been f,gur
ING on a total crop of 100000 bales
200 "
Nothing has yet developed to warrant
placing any reliability In the total crop
exceeding l4,500.0o0. ON the other hand
however, there has been such n great
III general trade seuti-
nent, ana such a world wide revival
u confidence in security values with
ne reiaNation In money and the sharn
in money rates to the lowest
Quotations here and abroad for botb
snort ana longtime loans for tho last
-hree or four years, that the prosperts
ire now very good for naterf..lI,-
volume OF general busiuast