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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

viii be in the Three-Eye league II
sufficient financial backing can be
drummed up in the next four days
and the other that President Mol OF
the WI league is arranging for a
six-club league to include Rockford.
Racine. Oshkosh. Green Bay. Marin
cite and Nenominee. Nothing is said
about the Bi-State. which, under the
reported ruling Of Secretary Farrell
of the national board of arbitration,
owns the territory.
The dispatch which says an effort
is still TO be made TO get into the
Three-Eye, carries the statement that
if sufficient funds are not secured for
this the town probably viii give up
baseball for the year
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
Fsas After osr.s. Excess.

NrE Orleans. La. March es-Rieh-
ard Carroll. business nazaEsr % the
BrpotiYn Fcforai iraeus club. len the
brooklyn traialnE camp a, Browns
Wells. Miss. Yesterday Tor Dallas.
TEXAS. e wEs said. % sign sevsr.i r.
cruits uho an BE- dropped by the
View YORK. Giants az the end % fhe
frai1lsE s~asou @ vas sald Carroll
ziErt aezutia's With ogtaoisess Roo
ertsca and BrscAcz.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
ISLAND CITfS To
ROLL IN TOURNEY
TEAM REPRESENTING JIM MOB.
MOVIES ALLEYS LEAVE FOR
PEORIA TOMORROW.
ArIingtons and Taitys of Moline Win
Also Make the Trip-Men Enter
ed In All Events.

Within the next two days three
twin-city teams will invade Peoria. in
an attempt to show the bowling fans
some smoke in the national A B. c.
tourney now in session at the Brewery
city. The Island Citys, representing
jim Normoyle's alleys, leave tomor.
row noon, shooting a team game dur
ing the evening and working out the
doubles and singles Sunday. The fol.
lowing players compose the Island
City team: Art Salzmann. John Wich.
Joe Johnson, Doc Mueller. Hans Gle
mann and Frank Renaud. The play
ers have entered in all events and will
pair in the doubles as follows: SaIz-
mann and WITCH, Johnson and Mueller.
and Clemann and Renaud
Moline Teams.
The TaItys of Moline are also enter
ed in all events and viii start rolling
Sunday. The following compose the
Taltys: F. Churchill, D. Carlson, II.
Erickson, a Werlich, F. Erickson and
William Warren. The Arlingtons OF
Moline will send the following men
Sunday: rabbit" Wooten, z. Guck-
ert, G.. Bunch. G. Johnson and G. Ere
deem.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Chieago. March es.-In the last
game but three In the worlds cham
piouship three-cushion billiard tourna-
rneut. Fighting BIZ Huey OF Chica-
90 last riEht defeated John Daily o,
New York. 50 20 80. IN s. innings
The result put Husy In the lead for
the trophy. the Chicago man winning
nine games ard losing two. Daily has
won eight and lost two contests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
332 BOYS TO COMPETE IN
PURPLE MEET TOMORROW

Tarss ksaErss aza 'Eirsy-tu8 caa-
ssstasts rsrrssssfiaE a. Schools in
frr statFs. arr 81 comrets 81 ths to-
terscao,sstir rerst o. - bed iz PAT
Cen E1 aafslGu- Evass.os. tou1rrou
afleFueeE AID -fEst tbs 70 salf -
uirccscr % Asaissies Levls oEe= %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
WHO ARE THESE UPSTAIRS
B. NELSON AND A. ATTEll?

Detroit. ,iarch e5-Announcement
is made here that Freddie Welsh.
lightweight champion last night sign
ed articles IN Windsor. Ont. for q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
ROCKFORD STILL
HOPES FOR BERTH
CONFLICTING REPORTS INDICATE
THAT THE THREE-EYE HAS
a CHANCE THERE.

That Rockford does not know where
1t is at" from a baseball standpoint
is made evidenl by two press dis
patches sent out from that city last
night. One of them says that the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
HAVE A BAD DAY;
LOSE ALL ROUND
CHICAGO CUBS damned BY LOU
isviLLE AND MADE TO LOOK
LIKE MINORS.
Sos smut Out 81 Oakland. While See.
ends Lsss 20 Les Angeles
5 % 8.

Lakeland Fla March IS. - Louis.
vile American association team made
the Cubs look Ike minors yesterday.
the Colonies b-aHaE rho Bruins z 90 /.
Pitcher label. who had spent the eve
iaE before on LOSING basketball
team. Eot DTS trimmings proper. and
Lavender. eha followed him. had moth
.HE Co bFas about az tae close.
Tho native sUI on che ball field had
goi Improved since Tho previous game.
tzt despite che pitfalls dug 10 the
sand 10 vas q considerably. bail game
until Zabe! asceuded Co.. hc fourth
and tftH inning. These fs1 rounds
we're suot for ave rams. which put the
game on See foT fair.
Oakland. Cal. March &C. Oakland
practically wrecked Ellis Johnson 5
chance % landing "a permanent berth
uifh the White SoX by hatteriug tho
bis riFht handler for % hits and seven
runs yesterday. while tao Oak huricrE
were shutting out the Rowlandcrs.
Johnson went into the game know
Eng that thr one test vas 90 decide his
fate. and perhaps be vas too anxious
90 make GOOD. AZ any rate. his offer
iuEs looked mighty Easy 90 the Oaks.
Tor they Included 10 their assortment
% hits two hard doubles and a pair OF
healthy triples Johnson is now won
dFr.ns where he wil pitch this com
iuE season
u u hadn't been that Rowland was
giving the Johnson che acid test. no
one would have paid much attention
10 tho Eay Ellis was mistroated. Ev-
rFybody on ths club looked so bad up
~ the plate that IL vas only a ques-
ton % how badly the SuX would be
beaten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORL
CROSS COUNTRyS
RETAIN THE LEAD
Nrc4NG~ rAsE TrtREE FEoN o
g e. AHo <EEP o. TOP
% rpfE LEAGUE.

esss Nalas Tsitfs 81 a. 81 80 -
isys go Cess ~ 90 ssears sisss
-sssex Lssdsrs Nir To-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
Ysnnisars Lose, Too.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 2s.-LonE
Tom Hughes vas In oldtimc form yes
tertay and the Angels beat the Sox
seconds. s 20 I. Il vas n pitchers
battle up 20 the eighth. Kiepfer. who
reported from the regulars. would
have held Los Angeles scoreless with
perfect support bat two errors. . pass
"a bail and two hits gave the locals
two runs in the fourth.
The Sox 20; busy In the eighth
Baker and Bohcn walked and Bald
win singled filling the bases. Cicotte
went IN 20 bat for Klepfer and popped
out Chappeu forced Bohen. Baker
scoring. Then Bromwich flied out
Lefty ScroEEins finished the game
a sufficient warm-up In the
eighth the Angels pounded In three
more runs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
LEACH CROSS BIG
SURPRISE IN RING
1EsFrfg- coWEG BACK AND
foLcs CHARLEY WHITE EvEH
fg so HouNcg
s.s-- aa-s S-zr- go ussr-~-ss o. seq
ssr .~ tF- wee ser Gsazrs
Career.

sew ye-E wsrra zE -Leaea Cross.
tss 6ozlaz ssaast Of Eer Sew Tese
Esssrs. sgrappesE ire e wildcat b-ti
essr.e vess u- ce6as1 t.sr
a-lFsE. sa a srzv rs ere rfa1ls4a
Square Csrtsa tass sssts La ssF nast
g.ai-es TEN ragss fsrlT. a-lv Haaf ssf
Hss beer s-ee as ease l.s as--a rafs
srssae. ts was a zeal s-ns#-a sssr-
tze ra parlsf sat.aE. 20 sasess bsf
regsE after rusas o. .se-srsa Esaf-
e7ss gssesiaE. wsfea AL enc reE ars
sotF aoErrs taoblsE ss H wrF ef
been euapet eq o. trolley car
fs was Gross relaeesssas ftr vas
AGAINST s beEFr aarr clever fEaE s.E
srir aaG % lard. sfrzizst -f-sas Ea-
ssag1tsr pgseses. Sue L~aee-s erozes
tef Fts villages Co boru Ell rrEsr.1-
Tess ef esss Ess White bamIet. esd
l.efra laced h5ss rssrettrsslF Vffs e.
ge'trr ot sssassFs w6tes Eat ssrss4 BE-
z.ef tAre. sverr ass. TIE er1af
uaresrE 90 Co fss heated Estie arsa-
mres aaG tooSeG oe ia sgrariss. rEra.
r-sl.s.ar tsst s91rtsisE gssssst vas
Ea1a-alrE 81 tsr rteE ~EEsts assse
sruar j7uss ast tsr Dts EsrG-z sEeoE
aith ere eerers asa sss@ts vsiea
greeted ere saar.baaE EatsF ~ every
rF.fef
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26


aaf tse covering 10 wtirs Cross tit
Wzitr pogasr- away vLuaElg al ais
eecoeecf. s1g usaT % tE~se ssiE
rusefes bogsGsf tsrat=ss.F OF
t.ssrf.s gloves White vas wiling
5gf p.1.sfT Pasz,-s tl~ rad rrr~r
rec Ia seraarer Ess Cross s7f1rr. ang.
aftE5sFs De- started or rar~saFy ard
tried Cd pay safr. CFoss carried q be-
Ger strife 20 ti@ tAat Be- coaif zoe
au1tt
ne era ard riass r1aaes had tas
erust .s e. trseEy % senossse. The
fw1 boErrs stood to~ aaf Too ana
sfsEr-t away st each other 60 thrir|
esFt-s erlfEst. F-ascs. paach. wrut
fhr5r gloves sEaiass each oshsr's had
ssf body ensu tsev weru bon dared
Grta wttt f~teru fzaEor tkrF vert
rfsef 40 SCI aEais. Crusss strziEatr-fuE
30 frcu kis crouck 90 bernhard tae.
CEicls7 Lac With Vicious raas o. the
isw vFtrs hammered away 80 al
fr vac Wortk aad az tines tsrce
'.raeEs had bach Win puaeh thas
az tasrl % GaaE~r wrfttra al
over f
For t1Gr rugrfs ts@rs VAST r1seh Z
ssater. egs Cross tstt bor1aE il WhEie .
5Fettr ctFrsFiV HaeErd away and
sersre thr wEd swtaEs whics Cross /
iirrctef as hi-a. TEsa eaaa~ thr sra .
-gas4 wtra Cross tsaetsE became 90 Z
isteruaazcs tsss W-Elte hzd % stzad I
-ixes 40 ssd ssep pareass wtth tifl. 7
Tas exchanges we're spirited azf ths
lioSs were 80 aard at tseg eid real
iaasaEs. Cross riEkf sqs uns ssoii~~
- Wa.ssrs r1-l-l All rnsr arrr O..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
SLIDER EDITING
JEWISH LEDGER
IN NEW ORLEANS

a cops of Tine jewish Ledger oi
NeW Orleans dated Augugt 20 Hud
bearing tbe uamr of Dr Meude sill
beer 3t thc h,ad of iH editorial column
was received 900 Aluuuerlue ltater-
day thc rrst gcncrai lntmauon that
tbp rabbi hao taken up tine work oi
tditnE jewish paper
The publication which is weekly
ana devoted to thc interests of the
jewish people ot New orleans and
elsewhere IS we'll gotten up and
beurs every mark OF typowaph
and ltprury excellence n contains
some Fiction. good many editorials
and eencwl ruvicW of events ANA
conditions as they relate 90 tho Jcw-
lsh people An especially strong cdl-
torM Ion lhc number received ls de-
voted tu one lynchine of leo M
liuuh
pr SHbu Nu he remembered AZ
o former rabbi Of the local conpro-
rHieu and professor al the untvcr-
atU having had charge of certain
economic uud psychological courses.
Tie ltf Albuquerque samc Time ago
IA mkc position n New Orleans
who're his splendid talents would have
ercHtar opportunity He has many
lrituds hen,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
THE SLIM PRINCESS
WITH BUSHMAM AND RUTH
STONEH0USE AT CRYSTAL

THE Slim Princess one Of George
AIDES happest ana merriest stories, i'm
itself small satire on the artificial
standards of certain classes. Us To be
the attraction 40 the Crystal today
and tomorrow
Francis y bushmau purtrays the
role OF Alexander III Pike the Ameri-
can millionaire who discovers the slim
princess, and Ruth Stouehouse en-
acts the character of Princess kalora,
whose slimncss is the delight of the
people she meets in America and the
despair of her father, whose standard
Of beauty is one Of hundrcdwcieht
Wallace Beery takes the part of Pc
pova. the humorously inclined heavy
who prov ides the princess with her
favorite brand Of pickles as means
toward keeping slender and anBtrlng
her father
The story of the film follows
Gloom overcast the palace of Count
Selim Malagasld, governor general ot
Morovenia Turkey. All efforts TO
make the counts elder daughter, the
Princess kalura, fat synonymous with
beauty i'm that country. had failed. Po-
puva. the princess totor, had devised
u terrible revenge because the count
had called him Christian dog. He
was feeding the princess pickles 10
keep her thin
Beaux from far and near paid as
siduoue court TO Princess Jeneka, the
younger daughter, but the laws OF the
country forbade her marrying before
her elder sister
As last resort the count ordered
the slim princess To stuff her clothing
with pillows and invited all the dan
dies to a garden party Bat they We're
not deceived. They tried the weight
OF the princess and found her as light
as a feather
Came unlimited to the party Alex
ander H. Pike. am American million
aire He fen I'm love with the princess
and comforted her by showing her
pictures IN a MAGAZINE, proving that
iu his country slim persons We're con
sidered most beautiful But Pike was
discovered by the counts slaves and
barely escaped with his life. He re-
turned 20 America
rhe count found am advertisement
I'm the magazine Pike had dropped In
his flight which promised 10 make
slim persons TAT He sent the princess
TO America 20 try the cure There
she met pike who renewed his court
ship But the impatient count learned
from the ambassador that the princess
was getting mo- fatter and ordered her
20 return Pike followed
The Young American then visited
tha count told him he was Grand tx
allied Ruler " a fraterual order.
knight. ana King OF the Hoo Hoos
ana asked for the hand Of his daugh-
ter. The court much IMPRESSED with
the titles. consented especially after
he found that it was the slim prin
cess the American loved. The cloud
" gloom WAS lifted from the palace
and Pike prepared 20 leave with the
princess for America whore SHE could
hive ah the varieties of pickles 10
suit her taste
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
PHI MUS WILL GIVE
DANCE AND RECEPTION

The Phi Mu sorority OF the Uni
vcrsity OF New Mexico will give re-
ecption Friday evening at the Wom-
ems club Tor the Pi Kappa Alpha
fraternity of the university, commenc-
ing at o'clock
The reception feature will end at
s oclock when dance win Dee n
order Tho dance IS for the members
of the state pan-llellyulc association
and ull other national Greek letter
men who may ho i'm the city The
reception will he from O'Clock 10 s
o'clock the dance from s o'clock TO
midnight
The Phi Mus were the first nation
al Greck letter 1ysspiz4tion I'm the
southwest having been chartered iu
la1e Tho T., Kappa Alphas origin
ally were the Alpha Alpha Aluha
fraternity Of the university but last
spring Obtained "a charter from the
national body pi Kappa Alpha was
the tirst fraternity TO establish a
chapter Do either New Mexico or
Arizona
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
DENTISTS WILL
CLOSE MEETING
THIS AFTE RN00N
Clinics TO Be Held at Offices of
Dr. ElIer and Dr. Petit; So
Siety to Greet Delegates on
Train,

q,t.. .c..,f,,. N, .r..,t,.
-.
"tsh Hs"
Gay morning at the tommerciai cruz
will close this afternoon or tonight
The election Of officers will Dc neId
this afternoon. Fifteen dentists az
tended tho sessions ypstarda, and
more are expected 20 arrive today
This afternoon clinics will b. held
in Dr. G Eller's ana Dr n pet
tits offices I'm ne \ r. Armiio build
ing. The use of synthetic porcelain
for filling teeth and Of pr0tnsyr. me
new method of making gums for false
teeth will he demonstrated as well
ass other methods Of dental surgery.
Several papcrs IA have been read
Yesterday viii be read this afternoon.
They viii be d. Dr M j. Moran 81
Demlng. Or a. Max StannU. of Tu-
cumcari ana Or. &. a. Clark. az So
zorro Or j u clarke OF Artcsia.
Who was to have read paper YES
tcrday. was unable fo come on ac-
count Of the illness OF hts wife.
two Carloads Gamma T,dav
r,.., ~ - ','''','+-
wo ,.lll'i1 ~ ~ uel,t's's' ~ ioul'
a' B.dtsi, - ",s,',V W. ~
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o,.nect.d ~ ', .,,.,, 't 49,
ettu d" pe WY pissl H''he H'b
~ '' ednta 8 ~, ~ , ntl ~ e5t'At ~
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NV, ,,i,,, ,,. M e ,rt ~" "t ~
W.. Ni ~ '',s, ZEN nt pi"i, ~ Wv
""s ~ ' a..
~ -, l',it an q 't"liluplle ~.
'e IN ,i,'i''
no li''uV Mnvu ttlrg w wy 'as'-
Iilv..,.,'r ~ Ta, 49,, .'',o . ,,ui' Z,
i ii"M ~ r. W 1870 Y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
COLONEL D0BS0N TO
SANTA re FOR TALK
WITH GEN. SALAZAR

no confer with General Salazar al
the state penitentlarN at Santa Nc
Col u w Dpbson, MS attorney and
p Huppe. interpreter loft last might
on santa Fc train No s. SalaNr IT.
to hc trcd ga the charge of perjury
the charge on which Dc WAS hold when
hp escaped from the Bornallllo county
ial
Airs Salnzar. wife of the general
passed tbr0ueh ihr city yesterday ON
The w1y GO Santa Ne to see her hus-
band
salafar s held practically incom
munleudo as Far na other prisoners
Hee concerned lie is gi1gn bis meals
apart from the others no % allowed
90 tlilr exercise in the yard while The
others arc In tho dining hail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

winds. clear
Herboth, painting. pauerlng ph. 1881
Born, To AIR. and Mrs & D. stout
Of 2ls West silver avenue som.
August 23
Triple link lodge nf Ucbcknha will
moat BOO regular session thlH cNenIna
at odd Follows hail
lr ana Mrs Tull haAc returned
from Sis weeks absence. which they
spent n california seeing the eNpuHi.
lions
lohn lornoth the painter VIII
iraNc thH evening Ton Denver colo.
on business llc VIII bc absent soy
cr1l urrkH
Mr Thomas a Walter is 100 in the
Gncc hospital al Toronto Danada
She hopes as return homo about no
middle of September
llconau q marry Yesterday wore
ISSUED tn iiurs ''olerrr@a Alhu-
quorqur, AMI NeN tinker AlbuGurr.
que narrY Greer nalloa aud Anna
frN nHlica
George Eastman ana purity OF
Huehtstcr 81 Ya pissed thrnurh The
cHy lu n private ear on santa Fe train
Nu lu1 night They ure ou The
WAY "a san Francisco
clark Nj carr president OF The
Commercial Club lcH yesterday
morning tnr hH ranch NE WAS ac-
cempanled ny At ~ th4dbuutne
They VIII hu some q Wcek
Nr ana AIRS George LAWYER me-
.,0mpantd by their daughter Miss
Mao Itwlnr lfft Yesterday far cali.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
NEW PARCELS RATES

We viii deliver Parcels" anywhere
lu the city for ten cents each az the
following hours
lowmnds %, m., g and , M
Highlands 1880 "a. m. and $3.50
D no.
Special deliveries and baggage at
customery prices. Special messengers
FOR light parcels Phone 404.
NEWLAN'S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Fho following tee9rams are being
held undellYered az Western Union
folesrUph eompanNs local office on
account of insufficient address Miss
Pearl KEYS +. r. Putnam Edna
Green Brlme, NJ a. Pierce, r. s.
Eonelty, Manuel Chavez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


CaH b uast a2 Years uld died
Yesterday afternoon Nr Hast was
d hnnhpi Who came here neHrIy three
NeaI- aaa from pos NoWes ia. as q
ucalthsockcr tlis mother. Mus Anna
Hast. was with hIW The body is CD
Dee shipped on Santa ne train $50 2
the afternoon 10y SWong bfuthcrs.
Burial Will hc u nts Mulues.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Mrs Gillian pcelcr 10 yoars old,
dtod SUNDAY night Her husband a.
bert ro,ltr uas with her ia The Time
of death She had been here only
Three months strong Brothers ship
ped tno houY last night ON the Santa
Ees california limited Burial is Go
et iu Des Mulues Iowa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
b. NJ WILLIAMS
Rooms ] and 3. Whiting Building
Corner Second and Gold
Phone No. 6R4

FOR RENT--Room. 25x5O facing
alley In business section, suitable for
plumbing or tin shop, or storage;
heat and water ipcluded. Apply this
office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
NEW CASH GROCERY
PAY CASH--SAVE MONEY
PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN. NO
SOLICITORS. All GOODS
DEldN Erred.
PHONE GA
Extra Fine Peaches, 20
ID. boxes. net. per bOx...65C

Medium '0ttolenc ......,...,. 30
Large COttolcne ................ TO
IS lbs Beet Sugar .,....... 100
3 his Silver Leaf Lard .......... 30
> lbs Silver Leaf Lard ... III. SO
10 his. Silver Leaf lard ..-..... tic
ID. White House coffee ..,..., 30
Walter Bakers Chocolate. I III. 30
3 cans Good Corn ...........,,,.., .25
3 cans Tomatoes ,...,........ %
lh-can Beans ............ 10
Fancy Lemons, don. ............ 20
Pork and Beans. 2-lh. Cnns...... 10
kcllogg'S Corn Flakes ,..,.,,... 90
Shredded Wheat Biscuits. ..... ~
Pulled Rice Observation-Disclosures. II
Pulled Wheat ............ ~
Grape SUITS Observation-Disclosures. 1ac
Small Round National Oats, H. ~
Post TOastics ,.................. 90
New Cooking Figs ID. ....... e. t-2c
Full line of Beechnut and Heinz Goods
in stock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATIIER REpoRT.

For the twonty-four hours ending
Al q o'clock Yesterday evening
Maximum temperature. o.; mini-
num- bi range lbi temperature t
o o'clock yesterday evening %, east
winds. clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
STEEL BEING
PLACED ON BRANCH
ROAD TO SANTA FE

Santa Fc. Aug. 2S.-Hea,ier steel
is being uuloaded along the Lamy
branch ana crew Of railroad labor
crs is substituting the heavy rails for
the old go and 75 Founders now on
the branch The heavier steel is to
Dc the torerunner Of Pullman service
into Santa Fe At present the work
is delaying the branch trains and
complaint has been made to the cor
poratiOn commission on that account.
Henry hauIS baggage and
other things. Phone 939.
EAT Al STEWARDS CATE-Pop-
ular prices. 206 South Second.
My dental office VIII he closed UNI
til September 49, Il. j. ALGER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
rnr NLrRCnANIs. romcrMAN

will run onto she burglars or the
burglars onto him. because Il Is his
business 70 keep In the dark.
PHONE fG95.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Manted--iIiehest price offered FOR
five carloads of bones. :. ". Junk Go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24

Livery and saddle horses. Trimbls's
Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-24
VIII BE Bought Here.

The decorations this year an VIII
be bought here i'm Albuquerque. They
viii be the best ohtulnablc ana every
piece WIN be guaranteed against fad
Ing should Il rain fair week this or
uny other yenr The stuff viii De
made up here IN Albuquerque and Will
Dee hung hy local people The entire
decorations committee have voted
their time for the three days and
nights before the fair and every stitch
of bunting, every FLAG and every set
piece will be iu place by the evening
of The saturday before tho fair opens.
Prizes for Decorations.
Th" committee also decided to offer
prizes Tor Che hest decorations eet up
hy private citizens Those decora-
tious win he Judged on new plan,
which viii give the little fellow as
good chance sci the prizes as the
hig one The f1st prize win be $2b.
tha second $40 and tho third $40. Tho
decorations will hc JUDGED on basis
ul 10 uor cent for general effective
ncNs 2a for ncutncss ana 25 for origi-
nulltN The size win have nothing to
do with No.
liy means of this plan the commit
fec hopes ,o have the bes, sei of house
and store decorations ever made in
New Mexico ON display here the week
of fair
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-20
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Pursuant to the provisions contained
in a Mortgage Trust Deed executed by
Will Wood and wife, of Cleveland,
North Carolina, to John J. Stewart,
Tru ,tee and Mortgage, on November
l, 1918 and recorded in Book of Mort
cages No. 80, page 149, to secure an
Indebtedness provided therein, de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment of said indebtedness, and the
said John J. Stewart h .ving died, and
the undersigned having duly qualified
as his administrator, the undersigned,
as Administrator, will expose for sale
at public auction for cash at the court
house door in Salisbury, N. c., on
Saturday, N " -mber 13sh 1915.
at the hour of twelve M, the follow
ing describ d real estate:
Beginning at a stake, Anderson
Twins corner; thence south 883 deg
west 2.05 chains to a stake; thence
south II deg. west 3.i8 chains to a
sake, orn grave yard thence south
232 deg west 6 so chains to Il stake {;
thence south 9l3 deg. east l.97 chains
to the stake; thence north Is deg.
east 9.35 chains to the beginning CON
tanning one and ninety-on -hundredths
1.0D acres, more Or less
For back title see Book of Deeds
No. 100, page 269.
This the 7th day Of October, 1915,
JOHN L. RENDLEMAN,
Administrator of John J. Setwart, de-
ceased