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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
C0Al90PE Traitors
DECIDE TO END
NEGOTIATIONS
United Mine Workers of Amer
lea Are to Be Ignored and
Appeal Is to Be Made to
Strikers Direct,

cleveland. O., Jan. i.--That east
ern Ohio coal operators nj an add
journed meeting tomorrow win de-
eide to formally break off all nego-
tiations with the United Mine Work
ers' union, will plan to evict striking
miners because they have paid no
rent since the strike was called the
first of April last, and will decide TO
make overtures to the miners as in
dividuals 10 work "open shop" under
the scale rejected by the miners or
ganlzatlon. was the belief expressed
tonight by those in touch with the
situation.
An unannounced development at
the meeting of the operators today
was Joint conference between Will
liam Green. international secretary of
the mine workers organization;
John Moore, president Of the Ohio
miners organization. and a commit
tee Of the operators After this con-
ference II was said both the operators
and miners officials remained firm in
their previous demands.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
GENERAL SCOTT
To MEET VILLA
IN CONFERENCE
Chief of United States General
Staff and Commander of
Gutierrez Forces to Meet at
Ell PaSO,

Washington. Jan. a.--Brigadier
General Scott. chief ot staff Of the
United states, and General Vila,
commander-in-eh OF the forces Of
the Gutierrez government Ia McNico,
have arranged To confer on the in
iermticnal bridge at II pasn, with a
view To arriving at an uhderstanding
that will permanently prevent further
firing into American territory by Mex
lean factions fighting along the in
tcrnational line.
General Scott left Naco, Ariz.. for
FL Paso tonight, and General villa Is
on his way north. due to arrive at
the border probably Wednesday Ar
rangements for the conference have
been made by telegraph and Il will be
held Immediately upon the arrival Of
the Mexican chief.
General Scott has been at Naco for
two weeks trying to bring about an
arrangement between General May
torena, commanding the Gutierrez
force attacking the Mexican town of
that name. and General Hin of the
carranza garrison nm agreed to
withdraw to Aqua Prleta, but May
torena has postponed entering into
any final agreement. awaiting, II is
said, the arrival of General CahraL
who is on his way north with S,O00
men to take charge of the situation.
The conference with General villa
is understood to have been sought not
only because of the delay at Naco.
but in order that any agreement
reached might apply to the whole Of
the international line.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
HEADACHE, COLDS,
COST|vE BOWELS,
TAKE CASCARE rs
Tonight Clean your bowels
and end Headaches, Colds,
Sour Stomach,
Get q lO.oent hox now.

Get n Decent b0x now
I YOu men and women who cant GET
feeling right-who have headaehe,
coated tongue, bad taste ana foul
lTeath, dizziness, can't sleep, are
idllous, nervous ana upset. bGlhefea
With a sick gHssy, diH0rdrrvl stomach,
~ have a bod cold
Are Y0u keeping your bowels eiep
with Gaaoareis, 0r merely fofelng q
paasaEesay every fcN naks Win salts
raihhrile nlllH ~ eaFior 0ilf
taaraffis work Wnie You Hleeni
cleanse the stomach, remove lhe A9Nf.
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RaHfs take ne eAnnse bile fgHW ih'
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|laF aNi i4la eltaf Inf mAnlie Don
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
ITALIAN SHIPS
SHELL / ALBANIAN
REBEL [ | FORCES
MuSSulman Committee From
Insurgents Demand That
French and Servlan Minis
terS Be Handed Over.
is' .ossIso Journal SPECIAL .s.sso w,asi

tuft>, JHt, % tlsoo n. IN. "A ulS-
patch to the Havas agency from Dur
azzo. Albania, dated Monday, says
Yesterday the rebels sent a letter
signed by the Mussulman committee
to Essad Pasha, provisional president
of Albania, demanding that the
French and Servian ministers be
handed over to them. At 1880 a.
m. they began an attack on the city.
Essad Pasha Immediately went to the
trenches. at the same time asking the
Italian legation to give him all pos
sible help.
In view of the gravity of the sit
uation the legation communicated
with the warships in port and at 2:30
a. m. the battleship Sardegna and
the coast guard ship Misurata fired
several shells which checked the re-
bells
The staff Of the Italian and French
legations and the members of the
Italian colony then embarked on the
warships."
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
TEXAS CATTLE MEN
CLAIM 0VERCHARGES

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. A de-
murrer filed by attorneys for several
railroads in a suit for alleged over
charges, filed by the Cattle Raisers'
Association of Texas against the Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas railway and
fourteen other roads. was overruled
today by Judge Meek in the United
States district court
The railroads. several of them
northern and eastern lines objected TO
trial in this court because some of the
roads did not operate In Texas. The
judge ruled that as one OF the rail-
roads involved maintained its operat-
ing headquarters in this district. suit
could be brought against all named
In this court.
The cattle raisers ask reparation on
alleged overpayments of freight
charges in cattle shipments amounting
to $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
UNEMPLOYMENT
PROBLEM GRAVE
FOR NEW YORK
Many Destitute Persons From
Other States and Cities Are
Now Herded in Metropolis
Hunting for Work.

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The nnemploy-
ment problem in New York City is
complicated by the fact that many
men from other parts of the country
are seeking work here. The author
tiles of other states and cities should
be notified that their own unemploy-
ed should not he encouraged to come
to New York. Mayor Mitchell was in
formed tonight by the executive com.
mittee OF the mayors committee on
unemployment of which Ebert II.
Gary is chairman.
The committee is considering the
question OF establishing loan fund
for those worthy of relief who desire
to borrow small sums TO tide them
over the period of depression. Anoth-
er plan is TO provide homes for the
homeless by utilizing unused buildings
as sleeping and meeting places for
unemployed men.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
HEARINGS ON BARTH0LD
RESOLUTION ARE BEGUN
lsy MORNING Iousn.L srtelAl ls.stO VIA

Washington, Jan. 4.-Hearings on
pending resolutions to restrict the eX-
port Of arms and munitions to the bel
ligerent nations of Europe began to-
day before the house foreign affairs
committee.
Delegations from New York. Phila-
delphia, Chicago and Baltimore repre-
senting German-American and irish
American organizations appeared be-
fore the committee. All urged inn
mediate action on the resolution Of
Representative Bartholdt. Of Missouri.
which would empower the presi lent
to prohibit the exportation of war
supplies. They insisted that at pres
ent the United States was not obrerv-
ing strict neutrality because Great
Britain was able TO secure supplies
in this country and to prevent Ger
many and Austria from drawing from
the saline source.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
THIEVES ROB HOME OF
AD0LPHUS BUSCH Ill


St Louis, Jan. Fourteen thou
sand dollars worth of jewelry be-
longing to Adolphus Busch III, and
HIS wife. was stolen from their home
on Grantview farm. S. Louis coun-
ty, yesterday afternoon, according to
"a report made to the police depart
ment today by Mrs. Busch. Busch is
grandson and namesake of the late
millionaire brewer.
The jewels were taken from a case
in locked chiffonier drawer while
Mrs Busch was away from home, she
said. Nothing else was molested. De-
tectives spent the entire day on the
premises but found no clue. Mrs.
Busch declared tonight she felt cer-
tain no employe in the household
took the jewels.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
DONATIONS RECEIVED
FOR SCHOOL LIBRARIES

Santa Fe, Jan. County School su-
perintendent J, V. Conway today re-
eeiyed a donation OF three volumes
for each library, for the rural dis
tricts In Santa Fe county. from Su-
perintendcnt of Public Instruction Al.
van n. White. Two of these books
will he in English and the other in
Spanish. Flladelfo Baca, assistant su-
perintendent OF public instruction,
will also give one spanish volume to
each library in the county.
Ex-Gov. L. Bradford Prince will al
so give a copy of his history TO each
library Mr.. Conway expects that
the libraries will start out with dou-
BILE the number Of books expected.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
Exnmining Insurance DooI,s.

Santa Fe, Jan. 4.--Superlntenden
of Insurance Jacobo Chavez is having
the books examined of the Occidental
1.ife Insurance company and the 0c-
cidental Fire Insurance company
both OF Albuquerque. r. NJ. A. Lienau
left last evening for Albuquerque ia
make the examinations ana started
today on the work, This examination
Is being made by the request Of the
eompanies.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
.RUROEDE'S LAWYER
APPLIES FOR BAIL
lnr nonnlnn IounnAL arrelAl lrAeeo wlse


New York, Jan 4.-Counsel Tor
Carl Ruroede, one of the defendants
arrested in New York Saturday. late
today made application before United
States Commissioner Houghton for a
reduction of the clients bail of $2O,-
000' In default of which he has been
held in the Tombs. The application
was refused. Judge Hand Of the fed
eral court, then granted a writ Of
habeas corpus for the appearance OF
Ruroede before him tomorrow when
the court will hear arguments on the
reduction Of bail.
All the complaints in the case have
been purposely made indefinite, the
only overt act alleged being that Ru-
roede, for purposes of conspiracy, met
John Aucher on a particular date,
Aueher, arrested saturday as an as
sociate Of Ruroede also has been heif
in $4,000 bail
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
u. S. COMMISSION TO
PROBE FOUNDATIONS
10y sosplpo ,oues,l SPECIAL lrAssO wieel

New York, Jan, 4-Harris Vein
stock arrived here today from San
Francisco TO arrange for public hear
ings beginning January 1S by the
United States commission on industrial
relations Mr. Weinstock, member Of
the federal commission, is mer-
chant and Is chairman Of the Callfor-
MIA state industrial compensation
commission. The federal commission
today opened offices here and has a
staff at work preparing data fo. tie
inquiry into the Rockefeller, Sage and
other philanthroplc foundations.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
.SAL00N KEEPERS FIND
NO S0LACE IN MEXICO


Douglas. Ariz.. Jan Aqua Pri-
eta. the Mexican town across the bor-
der. has gone dry, shattering the
hopes OF American saIoohReepers who
were put out Of business December
81 by the Arizona dry law and ex-
pected to he reopened in the Mexican
town.
Colonel Arnulfo Gomez, the coHsti-
tutionalist commandant of Aqua Pri-
eta issued the following brief order
today:
mo liquor may be brought across
the border even though duty be paid
ard no liquor may be sold or given
away In Aqua Prieta under penalty
of 5000 or 80 days in the cuartel."
The order applies alike to Mexlcans
and foreigners.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
.RUSE FAILS TO SAVE
GERMAN OCEAN LINER

~ h9HeiHe teuHhfA sFttifA Afttth "fFfl
london, jan. > t9i07 a. M The
Daily Teleeraphs G0penhagen eofrof
sp0ndeni says
"a AofNeRlan merchant captain Who
has lusi returned here fran 4ipral-
tAr says ne Hamburg American IN
ag Grafpla attempted lo ofoss ine AZ
MnHp figlns the NofHfelaH llaN ana
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aulael NAlfh discovered ihai per
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
Operate Belgian Roads.

Brussels tvia Tho Hague to Lon
don, Jan. 4, 1855 p. m.)--The Ger-
mans have placed the entire Belgian
railroad system in operation and are
employing about 5000 railroad men
OF whom LOO are Belgians Many
of these men have Just been brought
into Belgium.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Aztec. N NJ, Jan i.--One the walls
of the Aztec Commercial club room
hangs picture frame 80 by f2 inches
In size. II Is completely filled with
bllc, red and yellow prize ribbons
taken by the san Juan county exhibit
at the 1914 state fair AZ Albuquerque.
More than three-fourihs Of All the RIB
hons are first prize blue ones, and
many Of them were presented TO the
club By George ~ Allen Of Farming
ton, who had the splendid exhibit
which won them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
FAMOUS B00KSH0P OF
CHICAGO IS BANKRUPT

Chicago, Jan. 4.-The Morris book
shop, for more than twenty years a
lounging place for those with literary
inclinations, filed voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy today. That suf-
frage, the war; femininism, eugenics
and other modern interests have al
most completely replaced literature
and the antiques in holding the at
tention of the modern age and the
consequent lack Of patronage. was
the reason given for the bankruptcy
The assets of $23,444.4l were more
than $1,000 more than the liabilities
scheduled
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

rheumatism depends an an ac.d in
the blood. which affects the miscles
and joints, producing inflammation.
stiffness and pain. This acid gets into
the blood through some defect IN the
digestive process.
Hoods Sarsaparllla, the old-tme
blood tonic, is very suecessfrl 10 ths
treatment Of rheumatism Il acts
directly with purifying effect, on the
blood and Improves the dsesIiun.
Don't suffer, Get hoods today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
Tlre Scorchcs Texas Town.

Longview, Tex, Jan. 4.--Fire here
tonight destroyed the opera housa
and Masonic temple, eausing loss
Of $4,000 purity covered BY insur-
ance. Several persons who occupied
rooms IN the opera house building
had narrow escapes from death and
left the building With only tho clothes
they We're wearing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
MexIcan orfIcial Arrested

Eagle Pass, Tex, Jan. 4.--EnrIquo
Brezeda, collector of customs at Pie
dras Negras, the Mexican town across
the border from here. was arIfsted
there late today AT the same time,
Carranza officials began an investlgq-
tion OF alleged smuggling OF corn,
wheat and livestock from Mexico
through Pledras Negras, Tex.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
$40 A WEEK ENOUGH
FOR GIRL TO LIVE ON
%, no"nss ,oo2n.l SPECIAL LEASED ~,ss

Boston, Jan. 4---"'fen dollars a
week Is enough to secure for a girl
a respectable, healthful maintenance,
looking toward q self-supp0rting
life," Judge Walt ruled IN the su-
peror court today
Mrs, Edward J Riveti, who was
seking from her divorced husband an
allowance for the future support and
education Of their daughter. contend
ed lhat iiiYetf possessed $500, ,000 ana
should provide literally The e0url
held lhei lhe elrl should noi he train
90 ~ llii of leisure
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
GOTHAM GOING
INTO NEW YEAR
WITH CONFIDENCE
Activity in All Lines of BuSi-
ness and Steadily DecreaS-
ing List Of Unemployed
Gives Renewed Hope,

tsptctsL cosassrososncs 70 soss,sa IouRnsll
New York Jan 4. - with every
business stirring into new activity,
with more money, jobs and profit In
sight, New Workers are entering the
new year with a greater show OF con-
fidence than has been In evidence here
since the war broke out. In the stead
ily slackening lis, Of the unemployed,
the renewed barter in securities,
crops and real estate and the steady
spread Of spending an about town, the
financial experts declare they see sure
signs of increasing commercial moves
ana a gradual return to general pros
perity In the opening year.
II every American will take heart as
the majority OF the people here have
done il is predicted that before 1915
dies the nation may work It's way
hack TO times Of peace and plenty
Half Million u Day.
That over half a million dollars
each day are TO be spent to move the
municipality here Is shown by the
city budget. on the basis of which the
heads OF departments have Just be-
gun their activities for the new year,
Education and charities are TO cost
fifty millions. the police, fire. courts
and correction departments thirty
millions more while n total of close
to two hundred millions OF dollars
is slated To finance tho years city
bills. Though the new budget shows
a growth OF million and q half over
the figures for the old year. the city
fathers point 10 some reductions Ia
Items and TO the great growth OF mu-
I nicipal need for service as arguments
to prove that there Is economy In
their vast expense bill
Churches Need Money.
Serious shortage In church income
and extraordinary demands upon
church charities are now acknowl-
edged by many churchmen here TO
snow condition Of grave money
menace to religious bodies In general.
When the affluent parish of Trinity
admits falling off In contributions
and a possible curtaiment of its mani
fold phianthroplc activities. Il is rec
ognized that many less financially
firm churches may be on the verge
of bankruptcy or at least in sore
straits.
Though many of the ministers Of
Greater New York claim an increased
church attendance in these times Of
trial. not one of them has thus far
asserted that church funds are not
shrinking at an alarming rate
Novel Apartments.
Covering almost half an acre Of
floor space, the largest single apart
ment In the world has Just been oc-
cupied by a banking magnate here,
who has for year been planning TO
live in all the space OF a huge man
sion spread on one story. without
one step or stairway. this unique hnhl-
tation now boasts on one floor of a
new flat structure more living room
than is contained In all but few Of
the great Fifth avenue residential pal.
aces.
That the man who IN to pay $500
each week for this stairless dwelling
Will have plenty OF elbow room, is
shown by the fact that seven tennis
courts two baseball infields or dozen
croquet courts could be laid ont upon
the area of his aerial home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
Kills wife. Then Suicides.

Seattle. Wash, Jan morris
Miller, a baker shot his wife, Marie
dead here today after chasing her
a block and a half through the streets.
Then he shot and killed himself as
a crowd. attracted by the pursuit, ran
In upon him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Santa Fe, Jan THE fulowing
first Grade school certificates were is
sued today hy ihe state department
of edurali0n Aarie q. Navarro, Pc
oosi p NJ Dlllurd i3lakenshlp Ala
moRorde, s. ~ Mildred Bryan Clay
ipp $, Al Mls ffancis 1ufkhafi
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Denver Jan, fA Allen H. nugrls,
president aud general manager of 10 ?
~ Ths0 consolidated Gold NlnlHs
oempaHY today rendered ~ ihe bnnfd
1f dlfeeiefe ils resignation pc nfesir
dent HfpefHl manager and director ~
lhf h0afq AN NoliaH ls ihe naafa ~
ie Mr liaiflH Hpsaessor Nls iHhen,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
SUCCESSFUL ATTACK
ON GERMAN AFRICA
l.Y nornlna JOURNAL srrelhl l.Asso wlatl


Nairobi British East Africa tvia
London, Jan. 4, f117 p. m.)-The
British battleship Goliath and light
cruiser Fox have carried out success
ful operations against Dar-es Salaam.
capital of German East Africa. The
warships bombarded the town, in
flicting considerable damage. All the
German vessels in the harbor We're
disabled. Fourteen Europeans and
twenty natives were taken prisoners
The British loss was one killed and
twelve wounded.
Dar- es-Salaam, the best built town
on the coast of German East Africa,
is a military station with an excel
lent harbor, sitaated forty miles south
of Zanzibar. 1t is the terminus of an
important caravan route. the resi-
dence Of a governor and has big com
mereial interests. The white popula-
tion in 1908 was estimated at 1000;
the total population at more than
5000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
FRANCE HONORS
CARTOON|ST FOR
BRAVE CONDUCT

Paris. Jan. 4 (4:50 y. m.)--The AL
satian caricaturst. NJ. Waltz who is
known as "Hansi." has been decorated
with the legion of honor Some time
before the war broke out "Hansi'
was sentenced to one years imprison-
ment at Leipzig for cartoons he drew
ridiculing everything German in Al
sace-Lorraine. He escaped. howev-
er. and volunteered as an interpreter
in the French army. He has been
mentioned in dispatches for his cour-
age and as being a splendid example
for his comrades.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
ENGLISH SOLDIERS
SENTENCE COMMITTED
tsY MORNING JousssL SPECIAL LEASED wissl
Inndnu Inn 4 I1.n1 a. M Aa-1sl

'9"'''"'' "ffF's !" wv W MT ~
Morning Posts Berne, Switzerland,
correspondent says he learns that the
death sentence on private William
Lonsdale, the English soldier who was
tried by court martial in Germany for
an attack ON one Of the guards at the
prisoners camp at Doeberitz, viii not
be carried out.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Following the sentencing of Han
si.' duel for time seemed immi-
nent between Paul and Guy de Cas-
sagnace of the Paris Autorite and
Herr Fuchs, correspondent of the
Berliner Lokal Anzeiger, and Carl
Lahm, correspondent of the Leipzig
Tageblatt owing to the fact that the
de Cassagnace defended "Hansi'
against newspaper attacks by the two
Germans, The seconds appointed to
arrange the duels. however decided
that there was no adequate reason
for the men to fight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Lonsdale when convicted was sem
fenced to ten years imprisonment, bus
on reviewing the testimony. n superior
court martial condemned him to
death The lord mayor of Leeds,
England. the home of Lonsdale, APP
peaed to Henry Vandyke, the Amerl-
can minister TO the Netherlands last
week, asking the minister to endeavor
to save Lonsdale. DR.. Nandyke re-
piled that he was doing everything
possible and also had requested the
American ambassador at Berlin to
take up the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Hh fN ss al Hs lH
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-01-02

Frisco Railroad for a distance of
sos miles, and containing 41.26
acres, more or less,
Lateral No. 6, which has been
constructed, is so feet wide and
extends from Lateral No. 1 on the
Peckham place south through Lu-
cien Dupre place, Boagni places
and Mrs. G. H. Comeau place for
distance of 1.6 mile, containing
1I6 acres, more or less.
And to any other portion Of the
constructed canal or canals which
may not be herein especially de-
seribed.
The sale of all the right, title,
Interest, claim and demand of the
Union Irrigation Company in the
above described ~laterals /, 3, 4.
and 6, and any other portion of
the constructed canal or canals
which may not be especially de-
scribed, is made without any war;
ranty of title, not even for the re-
turn of the purchase price, the pur-
chaser being required to accept the
same at his own risk and peril.