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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

people ~ the siofy arc M wildly
drawn. the character of shakespeare
being shown ns } particularly SYM
pathetic vhe. snailh h6s written a
inle worth reading.
1.-The Peacock Feather hNA9.culie
Moore Il the alory Of o Young nan
who shields a friend who has commit
tea d Crime and cndures Imprisonment
IN hid Afond. Dickens whites of one
shut an from houses. bui holding the
KEY ~ the street. The hero Of this
.roinpt,ce holds something fctler--the
kcy oltihe open. Rcpuaiaied ~ his
father and renouhccd ~ hie be-
.trothed he takes 20 the road. and tho
reader b. made 10 share with him Us
scents ana sounds. lie barge freedom
and inWgofauna Drerzcs. The love
That soon comes furnishcs new proof
that "whcn half gods 80. the GODS arr
rive
OtiBrr New rouhs.
The Nightingale, a Lark llcnor
Stoothof.
Tho Witch-Mary Johnston.
Bie Trcmalnc-Naric van Worst.
Winning the Wlldcrncss-Marsarct
Hm Mccarter.
Rise Of Jennie Cushing Mary
Watts.
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NUMEROUS GERMAN
NEWSPAPERS ARE
FORCED TO SUSPEND

tAssuciut,d Press rorrcspuudrurc.l
London jan -"oWIug Geo de-.
creased revenue arising uuf OF the
WIT el2 German newspaper ar, at
ready said to have disappeared ~
least hall that number haNc probably
died ln Grcut Britain. sass the
tiuhr.
These facts supply tho STRONGEST
Imaginable comment uu tho common
fuliucy t1ai this war ls pIuritUl, tn
the newspaper owner A. . matter
Of fact the reverse Is the cu-c
90 mudcru newspaper H am cN.
credngly complex organization. aud
the purchaser obtains fur a. pcunH ur
hulf-penuy o. publication which costs
more thtn That sum to produce The
explanation is tu Doe fuuuu iu ihc
profits derived nom advertising rpt-
ruuo with The result whru that de-
.rronscs below % certain puiut 90 paper
b. run Ht ~ loss uu production which
Increases with the increase of citcu-
latiuu.
: FAR from the British press haN-
ing f"nnd IN" war q gold mime. there
10 not 10 newspaper That has NOT fclt
b pinch sumcW here. aud many ARE
making the greatest financial sucri-
iiccf boo order to continue in their role
of %purycyors OF news. ana thus Ia
perform n rea' public service.
Few Industries are more hard hit
by "a long war than the press.
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High School Notes

"a a. general ,-semhiy meeting last
Monday. committees fnr llc scDoud
semester were appointed a- follows
Lost ANA found eommirc, Louise
licit. Maxwell Fcrgussul, Kenneth
Gas. Norn Blake, LIBRARY committee
Edith Oles o., Gra,, hu,l Halpa
rim
Locker custudlans-Hirum Hcrkcu-
hon. James % i%Icrndon.
For th. nr.t siX weeks uf school
~ seniors. % juniors 90 seniors %
iuuiors. 2S sophumorcs 20 freshmen
ald o. from tine eighth gradr Wlli 1c
exempt fur Two pcripds p,r iay be-
cause of high grades made
onlf 90 nrdlr in Jauuu
The total cnrollm ut Tor the gc,s
ls IS FOR the high school ami ll2 for
the eighth grade. Tho average daiis
attendance for January WIS $50 YUM
hrr belonging A end ui january was
800 iu this uumurr ar, three ,"loTcd
stud'nth ald 800 Mvsiruu students
Mulh studrutH are compelled tu leave
school hcotusd h,uith conditions OF
their iamillos made b. necessary 90
leave town
AZ 70 fire duu last Thut-dp. thc
buiiding wna vacated boa ono - one
half minutes
Otnerfs Of the Athletic association
for thf srcund semester Will be elect
ed uext Tuesday.
Miss ruby Ellis has catered the
commercial department us a special
student
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wnAr 20 YOU rinSK on rre

THEnE are Boz hcrnudtlo couuty
rs schpoi districts, ios school
rooms. los teachers and no.
s's children 90 school asc. according
a. thc 1914 school census
~" the man charged with the man
arement o@itsciirn and successful op-
Grafton 81 she above the majority
managers OF the state l%egislaturc pro-
pose to give q salary ~ $500 b year
-being eNaca, the same salary a. Is
offered 90 a deputy sheriff The shcr-
im who, in this county "a least. h
mot oeorburdoned with responmbluty
of ans Kind. D. 20 receive stooe a
.yehI.
Practically every family In tho
state b concerned b. the successful
opeiation of the school ssstem Of thit
county. Ia the operation OF the sher-
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lias eslcr psi one mmlls h 1000 han
any lniefs. ~ direct concern DURING
tine whole ,eaf
y ihefe any latlh@r necessi,y for
rutfnfatf
81 there g, take The ease o. RIO
lAff1ha coonp. rnat county has az
hool districts, : school tooms anu
teachers. Win a,s1s children Of
school ase u - proposed 60 slse
'ihe manager 81 the school children,
ahs man appposed 70 direct ihe edn-
cation cf those $500 children. tsscu
q year, while the sherin win dtsw
sf5oo.
Can you beat it3
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TO STOP HEADACHE

Headache usually comcs from a
sluggish liver aud bowels. II you feel
bilious. diz1y or tongue b. coated and
stomhrh sour nus ga "a ie-cent box u
Cascarcis 90 start your liver ana Dow
els and your headaches Will eud.
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Any skin itching is a temper tester
The more o scratch the worse II
itchcu. Deans Ointment is for piles,
eczema-nny skin itchins. Doe az all
drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

When everybody knows "a man to
be q liar. everybody Is surprised at a
sudden lapse to honesty. The acme
u lying has been reached when u
man can deceive others by telling the
tfuth.-Los Angeles Times.
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a nrncrnn. Aniindc.

John y. Rockefeller %rcnppcnrcd m
his place in the Fifth Avenic baptist
church. New YORK City. sunday norm.
ing, He had 1ceu away nine months.
"lt's good TO get back %agai1," ne said.
The old church never looked better
10 me. We must make plans for real
hard work for God and New York.
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L" A." " "."|"WL"|N -
th ncust n Representatives
ThufsdAs aternoon when D,
pnde.i the meiinn u NJ aleed 81
san Miguel tnnti fof the passaee ~
Inc Hood m,estientson bii directed
"a me analrs ~ the state h%srlculturai
oliese and the 9aiied F1rst state
ank ~ t.as cruces. seems fairly "a
fpe me vicS vi unprecedented people
srywhese as regards this mattel
ia The coursS 81 tAe Rcpnbfiesn
majority IN The LEGISLATURE sovard a.
aet Hewitt said
n .ppas ne statement of
ihe ssaisment ~ ths gentleman
nom san Miguel = introduced as
AZ lnaietment AZ the collese i'd
mshlsliNtlo1 andf the ~cxecutlpe
white ! believe this proccedlns b
put n ortsr 81 sbie time. ! am Ia
fatef 81 j fAG and fun nessti-
raileh ~ this matter. am
eady t. teapesate 10 that cna.
M thetr Il balinf f. ~ attached
is ihe governor. the travelling
andnor Or any oshcr. { want All
fDe facts 10 bccomc KNOW H. the
wople 81 New Mcxlco. ict the
iamc fan uhcre Il ma,
rhc bin was passed Immediately
hihcf h.s settlement. rs unnnlmous
IT.. indicating the agreement o. AZ
nen,bers 81 the Demecretlc parry in
me- housa nrh Judre Hewnt's
d,slaratlon.
Judge Hrents statement miehl
have gone a iittle harsh.r and de-
slafrd thaa NS. Blooa's introductory
s,inemenl ~as non only an lndlctmsn,
baf j eorrlcilon % the admml.a ration
70 fho college. Inc travelling auditor
ana everyone clss inolaeed IN IN,
scope u ihe investisation But tbal
> aside. This lnyestignuon commit
-. ~ nsc. three named IA the Re.
publican speaker u me nouse and
twe chosen ~ the fsepubilran com
a.ilec on committees OF the senate.
nas been clothed with sweepinr
ROVER 10 make an inv-esueaiion which
an 81 10 b very betioin 81 this
uaiter and which should clear ur
snany. settle ana ~ "a tcst. by a
nclision 81 fact. an the mass u
JUNIORS which have been set sstir
since the ieglsia,urs met. An nsestI.
eation conducted opcni, publicly.
with proper counsel noi onb FOR the
llepnhliean majority hut fne the men
charges win carelessness ~
e~r~nEd0ing. aud without political
1ias. will be welcomed hy everyone.
An investigation conducted, for ths
nanufaeture ~ poIitiral npi,ni no,
-niy wsn net ininre the u,en agains,
ehom IL ~ mainly directed. but will
react rlronsl, and promptly
Thar a fair procedure would have
beer 20 swal, the t-ransmis.lon or the
nformntlon asked from the revernot
sy mo ieeIslsture IN o,rmsl r.s,-
psior. N.ploit passiar IN. n,.1,ien.
ilan bin. thnt = memorlai addressed
a. sl,e Legislature by an honorable
buslness mnn ID this city vh, H.
SEEKING earnestly t. assist the nrri-
eulturai college. which. "a. aid eon.
,alncd a complete statement Of tho
a,falss % IA, suiieEc. ana which w
directed t. state senator Holt has
IN withheld from the LEGISLATURE.
fhat Il b. openly asserted boz Santa DE-
hat n legislative investigation b
filns Ia 'set IN travelling auditor
mash h eorernnr aud iiie ui
real political dope against IA,
Hanoeruuc party mas ID, uaased by
for the present while we waii 10Y m,
Nurse ~ the m~tcsiisati0n. The az.
rs ~ the wrecked Firs, state banl
ol Las Cruces are iu the hands 81 IN,
curt. where they belong The az.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

Walter johnson. the great pitcher,
wants See.o0O a year, the little sum
81 seoo FOR each game. but some peu-
pie are howlins terribly about 1t. while
Caruso. the itaiian singer. gets aoout
$4,000 a nlsht for standing on tho
stage and srrcvchins 81 no one hut
her uwa race knows what "a says.
So there you arc.-Leslie. ARK, Rec
ord.
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All, TI,ry NH A.

The boy stood ON the burning deck.
Hc fclt me biuzcs bake him,
Ills feet were nllatered, but, hy neck
tie let the movies take him.
Maud Muller. 0n "a summers dnv,
Rakrd the meadow sweet with hay,
Asked II she likcd @ shc qu0th. "Nas'
But posing brinss me burned good
pay.
Under the spreading chestnut tree
Tho village smithy stands.
-Four miles 90 nlm they iake- You see
its kalc Go smithy's hands,
Detroit News.
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W. ". smith IIa- III Inrc Bach
Auutu.

fWcsi Union. ~. Va, Record
We notice the smiling face of " W
smith mong us again a.tcr q Jew
weeks absence.
%
a MissptH1 woman comes 100
the papers with the claim that she
can evolve. CO., whatever the word b..
n dinner costing not more than p
cents. The mcnu ~ printed b. rocul.
lar iu that u does bot mention ear
rotH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

FOOD EXPERTS advise Us to eat
alfalfa meal, 20 reduce the a. G..
'oLANing. The price b. plcnt, low ii
New Mexico Just now. Dut u w an
get 10 eating It. the price will go on;
OF sight. So whats the use.
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problems some day soon.
o.
YET VIE HAVE Tar To 20 before
We can compare with refined aud CIV
iiizcd Connecticut, whore every iesls-
latof hrs two clerks.
D
AT SANTA FE the legislator Wno
has half % clerA thinks he's. lucky.
q
ONE OF TIRE house "stenoRraph-
crs, being old by the chief clerk the
ether day that ne must bring his "
machine. showed Up next mornins
with a shovel.
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$I.OO

u X y CITY CL EA y ~ Il s
Hatters and pyefs.
ego W, Gold Ave. Phone 4GG.
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tsL Johns, hrizonug Heraldr
Miss Pearl Jarvis has %forsWorn
dancing. temporarily az least. aIl ye-
cause % the oreness Of the great toe
Of her lett foot-thc one she uses
most when she dances the tango. The
said great toe caused her ~ nucn an.
noyanco aad vegation OF spirit that
she finally took u Go Or Bouldln and
had part OF O. amuutated. The rect b.
DOING an right.
g
THE OKLAHOMA newspapers are
protesting bitterly against o. Legislative
Joint memorial 10 congress. The
say oklahoma can stand mo more
jointa.
AND IT rs lntlmated that the lcgis
lafure ought Co know 10.
O.
LHGtsLATCREs. however. are not
always as fully informed as they
might DE. even regarding joints.
.
IT Has now come Ia the point
wnerc a town With more tAan one
Progressive Is referred to ns a Hull
Moose stronghold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06

By the
Second Fiddle. -

THE HIGH COST Of legislation is
likely 90 develop into me o. our
= problems some day soon.
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Have your suit pressed for 90 cents
suit Cleaned and Pressed,
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sympathetic understanding.

MY wife no longer kicks ON IL game
OF puker. even whe1 I lose said h
statesman at santa Pc the o'her day
since sine started playing bridge She
understands
.
ICELAND has adopted prohibition
It's crowdiug IL when the drys get 20
aunexing the sutnmer resorts
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IN ,I,c pnwn of ui.tnr,.

,From tie Helieviile, Kan, Telescope
When Adam IN bliss asked Eve Cor 81
kiss.
She pucNefed her lips Win &c coo,
Gave a look 30 c~cstttic and answered
emphatic.
3 don't raTe A-dam if you do.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
BANK CASHIER
IS RUN DOWN BY
AN AUTOMOBILE
Frank Mckee Of First National
Receives Serious Fracture
to Leg When Wheels Of Car
Pass Over It.

An automobile driven by Afrs r. L.
Schneider ran over Frank Mckee.
cashier ~ the FIRST National hank.
at 2.ao O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
on South Fifth street. near Gold
avenue Mr. Mckees right Lee VAS
broken just ahoyc shr ankle His
head and body we're abTaded and
bruised In places. The injuries are
not dangerous
Mr. Mckee was taken 70 ST. Jo-
seph's hospital az once IN strong
Brothers ambulance. DR. J. r.
pearce accompanied him. The Doctor
said both bones ~ the lower part %
the leg we're snapped cieanly in two.
hut did not believe he VAS internaily
injured. One " the wheels evidently
passed over the leg
Mr. Mckee was on the way % the
Elks building. crossing Pifth street
dlagnnaliY TO reach the rear az the
building where wurkmen are employ
ed A pile 81 material in the street
loft narrow passage When Mr.
Mckee reached this he looked back
saw the car approaching and lodged.
The car was turned in the same d.
rection. the driver apparently be-
coming confused
lie tried to get out ~ the way
again and the driver tried 50 avoid
hitting him With the result that the
both turned the same wa. When the
machine hit him. Mr. Mckee grahbed
the fender and hung on 20 save him
self
Airs Schneider Is the wife n Dr
Schneider Inspector in charge q he
United States bureau II animal in
dusirv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
PHYSICIAN ASKS THAT
0STE0PATH AND CADET
BE PLACED UNDER BOND

lspEesAL eoaassrosoEs-g 70 sosssss souassu
Roswell, y ~. April s--Dr How
ard CrutcheF. formerly Of Chicago,
where ne was ehief surgeon Of the C..
4 A. Railway company but Who has
.prariiced in Roswell foF the past few
years. coming here for health reasons.
and who Is recognized as one q the
best surgeons in this 81 ton. has flied
q criminal complaint against Dr. & l.
Parsons. a. one time president Of the
psteupathic beard % this stale. chafg-
INK the osfeopatn with insulting BIN
with abusive language and assauiting
him. and asked that DR.. Parsons BE-
plaf ed under a peace bond.
THE same dag. nr Cruteher sWors
out a complaint charging Stocc Buff
nam. "a cadet az tire New Mexico Mill
targ Institute. charging that Burnam
threatened Crntchers life He asked
that Euruam be placed under a peace
bond. When the case came up fer
hearing the complaining witness could
not be found and il was delayed until
SATURDAY
CrutcheT has been performing OPP
erafions a. the Parsons sanatorium
and for years been good friends. What
The trouble Is has not been diYulged
ur Parsons Is waiting for the re-
turn u Judge Granville 4 Richard
son. who Is on the west side II the
state. and s9ys he will swear out a
lunacy complaint against Crutcher
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
PROFIT IN FEEDING IS
REALIZED BY ST0CkmEk

isssessl eessrs.ssaEs-s - sos~z~a sousssLl
FarweIl, Tex. April S.-Tnere is
profit In feeding. according 70 y ".
Dunn. banker and stockman just
acyOSs the Texas line He has just
marketed sixty head 81 steers at Kan
sas Clty. average weight 1858. and
selling az SIZE 4 hundred. The steers
were cut-backs or discaFds from q
herd OF four hundred steers sold some
months ago ID was q mixed iot as TO
color. axe and condition and would
hardly have brought more than So al
that Tins
Nr nunn had On hand Els tens q
siiaEe thar had rest f1aa ton.
crushed Faaize worth 81 a ton. and
other feed - he placed tire discArds
IN TIE feed leg for one hundred aays.
feeding some cosfonSset meal IN ad-
aitien q the honse grown feeds X
was surprise even t. old experae need
feeders IKE Mr Dunn IN note the saIas
made hy these steers u i proef that
the tee'istpffs graEn here are effect
sve. Lei II also ~ noted that the
snFinEage IN shipping 80 h2nsas CTS
was only flfsy-sexen pounds
IS the steers aveFzzec gross Re-
turn = sss,ss ard the hess follqWirg
me steers brought "a leach. Mr.. Damn
figures thsti - frSeel'@ssi good pEice
Tor hAs ttad and a Hice net prQflt De-
sides
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
IN SYMPATHY To
MEMBER COUNCIL
DEFERS MEETING
City Officials wan Send Flow
ers to Gunsfel1 Home To-
day and Attend Funeral
Services.

Tfs- s,.sss..s =.seern-s ias1 night
Immediately after meeting in respect
30 Hhe mother - Councilman Ivan
Gransfei1. Mrs Hlldegarde Grunsfeld.
Wha G5ssi "Wednesday. The council
Wltl send fioweFs to the arunsseid
nclue aDd citY officials viii attend the
funeral which h 30 be held this morn
ing
The council Will meet tonight At
this i.ne d date viii BE- set for a spe-
eiai Or adjourned meeting for the es-
pes sAi purpose az dascusslnS the pro-
posed Few water franchise together
With the special water committees
report faFerlng an extension under
proper cuntltlous. which were read
~ Or ri l. Hust at the last meeting
They we're accepted az that time With
ong comment
Il g the councils plan. after il has
gone over the ordinance thoroughly
"a call q mass meeting Of patrons of
the Water supply company % aseer-
tain What they think ~ a Il. McMil-
leus proposition The time Of this
meCiinE viii De announced al the spe-
clal meeting prov ae6 the council Is
able to complete its Investigations at
one session. This Is said 70 be I'M
likely.
The quarterly bills. due April !, will
be presented tonight TIE city j. said
"a have enough money available now
To pay these ht2ls The monthly re-
ports ol the Clty officers for March
VII be read They were ready sf the
first meeting this naoath. bur owing 20
the press II mere important business
ManoAE aignt the Faatine was put off
IL took he council unfii nearly uia-
nsght Monday e. dispose os business
ira; required qnlck action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
INDIAN CLUB DRILL
BY UNIVERSITY GIRLS

Abnr. 3 sccFe ~ girls 90 the unlver-
sis Vii give an exhibition % thrlf
skiu with Indian tluAs tonight az the
hlEh sca 90 auditorium. en- connection
wiih the play TIE Arrival - Kitty.
whlcr IS being presented under The
q uspices - the Christian Ende4vqr =.
ciefy ~ tire Congregational chuFch.
IL ycn are not a. the high sghoul
auditorium taulght y0u wa miss one
u the most enlcFshls evenings you
have ever spens The charming farce
comedy. The Arrival - Kitty e
sure fn delight everyone The east j.
VERY good and with the hlsh school
orrtestra 81 attendsnCe the evening Is
rspiste with good thing
nrprs OPEN az = Curtain nc s1a
Adrnlssioz only - cents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
ROSWELL HIGH SCHOOL
TO GRADUATE LARGEST
CLASS IN ITS HISTORY

ssxcssA cessEsrc~rsset 70 -esSass segs-sIi
Roswell ~ ~. April s.--Ths larg-
ess class ever 10 graduate from the
Roswell high school, in the southwest
for that matter. will receive their al-
plumeS on May IL The class mum
beers fifty-Gve the tlass has also set
the pace 10 the simple garh. Ne mem
har j. allowed 10 spend mere than the
other. And ala girls are % ue dressed
alike even Ia the trimming and the
flowers The boys viii also he dressed
alike No flowers will BE- allowed TO
come upon The stage before or after
the exercises
Miss Irene wickiand will deliver the
valedictor1 address. ard Miss Alta
Starreti Wlli give the salutatory. DT
David r. Boyd 81 Albuquerque viii
deliver tire address.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
MUSICAL PROGRAM To BIZ BEST
THIS SEASON

The combined High Scnool 0rches-
TIA ard chorus win give one ~ the
best musicai programs thar viii -
gwen this year The male quartet
all also give q number &C selections.
Everyone snows tire ability 81 the or
=aess-a and the chorus is rot an un-
known crSGniEatsgu 4 full house =
expected. The doors Sal opeu 20 =
e clock and the curtain vii 80 up 81
SIS sharp. The admisicn4Wiil ~ .1c.
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HsTboth. paInler. rhoae llssJ.

~ A4hAf t@AAttfH AhAAe ANHass
Pure re flear. Albuquerque MlL Co.
The season IL uow open for Fees
spoa. coAa root heer 5c
Latest road condition reports free
az Buffers garage,
Miss Charlotte Ellis. ~ Eliis ranch.
h xlsiilHs friends al 1898 FORESTER
avenue.
The Good cheer club will meet this
afternoon from ta 3 o'clock ln odd
Fellows bali
There wiil Ga q dance Ne the Coun-
NY CLUB at oeiock ton sht All
members are requested o. be present
The county road board whieh met
Yesterday az the courthouse. ava Bo
business aside from paying tho
monthly bills
danEeroasly I'D 90 iueal sanator4uns.
h0nle tomorrow
aiauune shumann- Helnk. tina
opera singer. ard hsf daughter were
hft hst night 90 the Was FROM i.as
Aorslts 50 Kansas Ct3
Licenses to marrg yesterday were
isHHsd re- Alfredo Chavez. AIhunner-
Nur. ard Rsse Hili. AlAugHeusue t'r-
sine faA Cautet aua MArn isopes
t4rHHfi
fH EaRar t. Htwett. wao has
hAFEf e ekh.hlts ~ SCIENCE. aft ard
eiueaifsa nt che San Diego exposition
wAs htee saa& n3ehg en ihr w4y Ia
~4aia Fes
p F. Taylor representing the ~ p
flnH te N5th headquarters af
k8HFeT Coles " a the tty Interview
ne s. slfons the local agent fer
fte frh tines
Mare k&M * Rau & Eylanrer
~ trmgfal frs. passed throueh
s N@Hraaf morning on t3as
rAfH Zee aess soanf ae-iuxe. 90
tm Nfa fo'a 30 Las Anwelss.
g Eaies SO 3. E 1 0- e
~ N fsg9#f session This sFe@-
81 e TheTs wa - wass
e. p sl ass7se and huant -
EaAa @ d. Transacted Rastsag
Wtf Fs welcome
Wa Mastgn. Ssurs arslrea here
taf Hst ffHw 3faleH Gas e. slseaf
fe ta1s wsth 3D. f.mis tie was
fesaeai af fha euy tnr n0ug Years
~ nN aaFfefaF general eg Dann
q Ca ~ Meslca
TIE regular weekly meeting q enc
MnmArs eiah wiM be held in ghe
ciua reuaas tha afternoon a fslsinsss
naeet4ne NiA be- followed hv q social
hour Refreshments wgll g. ses>rd is
Mcs flsifheF, ATS Nicholas and
Mrs Camefoa
Harry G. pramm arrived her. last
night on the Santa FEES Calnoynia
limited en- the way g. Ssw York.
whore BE- goes te take charse ~ the
World Film corporation, the HigEest
motion picture eonoTFn iu she world
he viii have charge ~ an the offices
In the United States Mrs. Duar1n and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09

treaclilauo Gataidon ~ years OLD
aas4 ssdarrlY yesterday morning at
as Hnme. 1865 Seuth second street
~ Mts former iusticc 81 the peace AZ
hanfaHs haidfng the office for SIX
gNars Tie YVES proprietor 90 the Pee-
pies saloon * Hartlss Mr. GaDai-
don was bern az Is1s ChaveS. Valencia
county, and came Co Barsias dirty
wears ago. tie iS Survived ~ the wtd-
ow. amt daughter. Mary, and one sou.
Nick. besides two small chlt1Feu-
Funeral services wiu he held al 10
o'clock sunday morning AZ the Sacred
Hearg church Burial Will - In santa
Barbara cemetery Father Cepdaba
Viii have charge Of the services