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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-04
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
CLUE DISCOVERED ON
IDENTITY OF MAN WHO
Quilted SHOW WINDOW

The first clue as to The identity OF
the man or men who murghri2ed the
g. a wright curio and lowclry store
at Third street and cold avenue SAT-
urdHy or sunday might was found
sunday evening az lslctu hy Special
officer A. j. McKeW. who yesterday
turned 10 over 60 tho local police
Sunday night before The robbery
was known, McKew Jumped" "a cou-
pie OF huhocs off train at lslota He
caught one and while holding him
the other Rot away Later. he eX-
umncd the place where Hobo No y
had chit the grlt and found two
scarf pins These pins he turned
over Go The police yesterday aud they
presented them Co MFR Wrlnht who
identified them as part Of the mae
tcriul m the burRled window.
The police believe they know IN
what direction the man went after
ceupnR and have warned police Of
uccu alone the line lo watch FOR
him.
MeKew stated last night before
the pins had been Identified, that the
hobo he nnhhed had ntlmated ne
knew his companion. whom he de-
olared he had met ON The train had
pulled of something Hobo $50.
Z was very anxious 10 catch up with
his now acquaintance In order to OBJ
tnln "a share OF the loot or for some
other reason. Mckew said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
CONFESSED ARIZONA
ESCAPED CONVICT is
NOT KNOWN AT PRISON

Rafael Castillo. who likes TO ride
freight trains not wisely but too well.
Us langulshlng la the county msgado
today because of his prediction for
travel, Special officer a. J. McKew
threw Rafael or a freight train at
lslotn yesterday Last night Rafael
came back on another train, headed
east Instead of west MeKow got him.
Railroad men say that Rafael has
n penohant for riding mp and down
tho division and Mickey says he
thinks ne ~ better OH in Jail than con
the rods ana whole lot less likely
to get run over
Mckew says Castillo told him he
was convict I'm the Arizona penlten-
tipry ana that he escaped when sent
10 Phoenix 10 work The Arizona
prison authorities declare that Rafael
Castillo D. now in HE penitentary
McKcw lodged his man IN JAN with Il
charge of yugrancy against him pend
ing more complete Investigations RAJ
facl Wore prison shoes and a proha-
Die prison shirt when arrested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
DAVID CHAVEZ GIVES
EXHIBITION OF NERVE

David Chavez brother of Dennis
Chavez, yesterday gave a fine eXhi-
billion of Dool-blooded nerve when "a
horse he was driving ran away The
horse was pulling hght delivery
wagon in which David and a small
boy were driving. Going west on
Gold avenue portion of the harness
broke aud the horse was startled into
flight Ile sworvCd at the postoffice
corner Fourth street. and ran across
the sidewalk onto the grass plot
around the federal building.
Though the WAGON stopped when il
hit the eurhlng around the grass plot,
the horse KEEP ON So did David.
David bounced into tree. lit on the
lawn and sawed the horse into sub
mission The other boy fell under
tho wagon ON the lawn, when the
conveyance turned over Neither Of
the boys was hurt beyond a shaking
M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19

Cay Ton La Imuu to- attend loss
end damage meeting.
W. w. Campbell. delegate from st.
Joseph. MO-. 90 the International Typ
ueiauhicN union convention recently
held in Los Angeles. III spendIns few
DAYS lu Albuquerque calling 0n local
members Of The typographical union
bnd other rlDude
Tho missionary society of HE First
Methodist church WIu meet at the
home 10 Mrs D. IS Hassrti on North
\ Fourth street today 40 2 O'Clock. Cone
n Ne3Hnrts VIII be Ht thf church &c 2 800
to take the members QUA there. I've
. cry member s urged to hc present II
possible.
Caesar Graude yesterday sustained
4 slight wouna when % shotgun fell
( from the buggy iu which be was driv-
I ING out no shoot some doves and the
/ cartridge u contained was exploded
some oft The shot entered Mr.. drande'8
loft log InfliltluR e. painful but not
serious wound
H. y Boyd. 90 Clovs ~ A. Powers.
Of Topeka, ana Charles Walsh gem
eral baggage agent with headquarters
al Amarillo. form 70 trio of Santa Fe
officials who arrived last night for
.iltl Nl.llN. MI W"lhh rs son OIL
NlHh, general hakk'tt agent oh
1h"th,f kiohu ulfisinh or lne Hahtl
ne, "h" ~ WcH known mere.
walter Jnfia 81 Los Angeles. Calf, I
m here ana Wall have chatEa Of the
hteit ~ lhe J"lid Nlo,ciA company Z
MhH' nus pi"lnei u.s. ~ JANA taxes
ils Naoauoh. ne Nuer mas gone 10
luH AhktleH' whore MiH Jana nos
been visiting the past irW weeks Ihey +
tAp'tt 70 pr aphchi TOT hb"ul month,
una VIII WISH the 'hliIornlh cNp95l-
uons
w a Powers lieutenant Of the
highland fire company has wrlttonl
Fire Chief j Klein announcing MS
marriage in chicaeo. aud rosiening his
post Powers went io Michigan on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
YOUTHFUL COUPLE Is
LICENSED TO WED

One Of the youngest couples which
recently have received license to wed
yesterday obtained legal sanction to
their marriage The bride i'm the case
was Lucilla Coulter and she was just
Is years Of age. The bridegroom was
four years older Both parties are
residents of tuscaloosa
In both cases the permission Of
parents or guardians was obtained for
the issuance of the license.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
PIANO FOR SALE.

One Of our customers who pur-
chased a piano of us a few months
ago is unable to finish paying for the
instrument and in order to avoid the
expense Of shipping the piano TO Den
yer, we will sacrifice same for cash
or will sell at a close price TO q re-
spOnsible party ON easy monthly
terms Write us at once and we will
forward particulars and state where
piano can be seen
DIE KNGGHT-CAMPBELL MUSIC
co,
Denver Colo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
SAFETY COMMITTEE
URGES PUBLIC NOT TO
RUN INTO DANGER

a prominent member OF one of the
Santa FEES local safety committees
who prefers To- remain ANONYMOUS.
Yesterday Esupd am appeal ta the
public not Oh run into dauger hy evad-
ing che satts IA The railroads crossing
on Central avenue Ito said "Thore
bel MO- SENSE n rushing inside these
gates or lifting chem up and running
onto The tracks. and then expecting to
obtain damages from the company Vi
iHiup follows
These gates are operated Tor the
public safety Persons who attempt
no cross The tracks when the gates are
down J believe legally are trespasscrs
and have mo- rights against the COM
p8ny If injured
THE railroad lea irving to do It's
share to protect the lives ana limbs Of
the public and t aolcits the eo-opefa-
uou OF lbe public 60 that end We are
trying 90 keep the gates closed as
short g time as possible and TO close
them only when safety demands BE-
We Will appreciate the aid OF the pub
liC ln furthermg the safety first
movement .by staying OF the tracks
when The gates are down
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
BRANCH OF MEXICAN
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RETURNS TO CAPITAL

DR. T., Osunn, consular representa-
tive of the CarAnM government in
New Mexico Yesterday received official
notification that one branch of the
department of his government which
corresponds tu the state department
j. United states eivice had been re-
moved from Vera cruz to Mexico City.
This branch is the direction gem
cralv de consuados, on foreign rela-
tons branch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
BERNALILLO GETS
INTO STATE FAIR
WITH 5000 FUND
Commissioners Appfo-
pirate Same Fund as Other
Counties Set Aside for Dis
play of Products.

BeFnalillo county eame into this
state fair fold yesterday afternoon
when az q special meeting 0r the
board OF county commissioners an
amount not % exceed $500 was ap-
propriated for the gathering of q
county exhibit 10 ~ shown al the
state fair of the resources of the
county. A committee consisting of
Herman Butcher A. b. Stroup and
Patriotic y. SANCHEZ was appointed "a
gather and place the exhibit ana take
eare Of b. during he fair.
Some time ago there was "a slight
agitation on foot 10 have Bernalillo
county make am exhibit but remain
out of the competition for the prize
money offered by the state Fair as
socation The farmers OF the coun-
~. however and the members OF the
board OF commissioners, felt that this
would be an injustice 10 the county
ana ITS resources, ana that since this
Is O state fair supported by a state
appropriation secured from the taxes
levied upon all the property of the
state, Bernalillo county should be Ina
competition for the prize money IL
helps to pay as much as any Of the
other counties.
Tho on1e nhiectiIn rsised ~ the
~ Rernatillo connty was.
i,non tbe haeig thnt ~ Xxx fair 10 beld
~ Ail,,c,,aro,,,a ~" plrr,litli
bubtt 49, ~, b.,,n r., ha sht,,,od
in,s 1istann,. a,,1 tbnr,f,ra is y, be,
IT,. conditin, ~ e,,n H., nri4c ,,oro,
,,,6en M indgina i dnne vss
M, ,ointo,l ,,,,t x. ao,,', ~ ma otbor
cnnntias tl,at Ill., par,,oIille .,,.,n,ai,-
tee nenait,. soes o,,t a,.c,,, daa and
seo,res eros6 ,,aoe1abiee frnit otr
rith ,ytieh ~ mon no evhihit I'M
,,rt,,,, ol,,itttn, H.. n+bo, Unite,
ranid mover az mis- becanea. mo-, were
o,,,av ernr, bo,,n
Tbe pcrnainio ,o,ra of county
co,,,,,iseinnn,s f.lt tbst the bast or-
ra,,t,a,,,a,,t ,,.l,,,i, ,a A. 10 t6a fair
,,',io IN of mica tbat
,vo,,IJ cow, t,ssn i've noints so that
more co,ld ha ma diss,tisfoctinn an
'ho ,art ~ -. ~ ~ ovhibttars AZ
,artins,t, ,,onnsod ~ oinso he
,vhihits froY, tha lima tbe, ',re nlacnd
mn tbo ena af tba foir ana not al
40, additions ~ tho sa,no ~, re,no,,-
~ and ~ Nv the indgce tate mia
the Instance snme of
he evbibite ponst ha Skinned
Much Tocnl Juerest
ereat deoi of loeal Interest has
,oan aro,,sea n,er M coi,nty evhibit
ma a nnr,he,. az ,elonbone calls como
Mo the folr nffiae tbie nftcrnoon
80, ,,orsors .n,io,,s r.. t.ro,,, AZ nan
MIN IA dscidad N evhfhit rho
sslsod for tho nan,es of thei
Observation-Disclosures, ana ,vbe,e tboy com
W. r"acbod tndicatt,e that ,he,.o viii
q NAM, cybthttors In he eount,, ais
,iav ana that ~ viii he one ~ he
,esf ever rolIected for showing af "a
tate fai,.
n h interesting ia nofa that fine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
JOHN O. A. 0TER0
ADDS TO HIS FL0CKS

John Q, A. Otere came la from Mag
dalena last night whore ne closed "a
sheep deal with Melquades Aragon,
OF Aragon n. NJ having purchased
from him fourteen hundred head This
viii make "a total of six thousand
breeding ewes that Mr. Otero has
hought this summer 10 increase his
foeks az the Luna-Otero ranches in
western S0corro county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19

s T. Newcomer is now offering his
stock ~ beautiful pictures ai very low
prices. ami making frames on a scale
OF aneh moderate prices that he isl
rnallY giving away his valuable artis-
Uc taste and well proved ability nj
making The frames complete the pic
ture ln perfect harmony This is AL
rare opportunity 90 any one having
pictures 90 frame "a eiaA.As ~ tu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
FORMAL OPENING
Of j. n. NJ. WILL
Be HELD TODAY
Dr. Boyd TO Deliver Address.
on WORK Faculty to APP.
pear 10 Caps and Gowns forI
First Time This Year.

a bis delegation of heHtea arrivals
sweiled ihe attendance today at the
university from is per cent 90 TOO per
cent Increase over the first weeks enc
rclIment &c iast Year. other. win be
coming p day by day 90 good uum-
hers Tor the rest of inc week ana cone
fidcnce reigns supreme CON the ml
for the success Of the institution in
every lHo 81 endeaHor
Prospects for ii winning football
team already are being enthusiast
cally discussed. Practically all the old
men have returned and the addition
Of various high school stars insures
the filing 81 the vacant places By men
aa good as last years III not better
The competition for making places
promises 90 hoe "a great dear keeuer
this year than formerly, ana no man
can feel that his position is acnched"
until the final lineup before games is
announced
Formal Opening Day.
The formal opening takes place this
morning "a 10 o'clock in Hcdey hall.
with the address Of the day Work,
hV President Boyd. special musical
program under the direction of Prof
f, s sedcr assisted hy local ana uni-
versitY talent
The faculty viii appear in caps
ana gowns, ana the ceremony Will be-
hy the years first display of
official dignity
The general public rs cordially inc
yiteo TO be present on thus occasion
There viii be q regular iitney service,
leaving Matson's quarter before the
hour which VIII insure everybodys
arriving in plenty of time 10 get
good sent in the han.
Reception Friday Evening.
The annual reception of the old
students to the new ones takes place
pa Friday evening al o'clock In Ro-
Toy hall The welcoming address win
BE- made by Dr Boyd and there will be !
peeial music aud other features un-
Ter tho direction of Professor Seder I
I is expected that AN enjoyable get !
icqulinted' evening will be spent, es- /
'eclaliy by the newcomers for whose /
'enefit the evening Is arranged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
MICHIGAN MEN
To RAISE BIC
SUM FOR UNION
Committee of Alumni in State
Named Travelling Repre-
sentative Mere for Confer
ence With Local Members,

following the organization OF Mich.
igtn men a rev weeks ago Is raise
I 81 600, 000 among the institution's
alumni for home for the Michigan
union, ten members OF The graduating
class of last June took the road n
organize committees which would do
4 the work OF soliciting in the various
/ sections of the country one Of these
7 l. X. Friedman. arrived here last
might and after consultation with vari-
/ Gus local members Of the alumni. ana
rounced the appointment Of the fol-
lowing cummittee to have charge of
New MeXieos share of the work:
Chairman, b. j. Palen of Santa Fe.
secretary, II. s Bowman OF Santa Ft
A. Il. McMillen, Albuquerque; Henry
O. Coors, Jr, Albuquerque, G.. W.
Priehard, Santa he; L. l.. Grimshaw.
santa Fe; John r. McFie, Jr.. Santa
Fe, b. M. Thomas, Santa Re. r. e.
.Twitchell. Santa Fe; Herbert W.
Clark. East Las Vegas Granville A.
Richardson, Roswell
This committee viii have charge Of
getting contributions from each of the
eighty-seven Michigan alumni ia New
Mexico.
Plan Same Everywhere.
The plan of action is everywhere
the same. The country was divided
into ten districts and one member Of
the last graduating class sent into
each district To organize the alumni
into working units. october there
is to be a smoker i'm each Of the 1873
ccnters where committees have been
formed and october 81 there is to be
"a banquet All Michigan men will be
invited TO attend these functions Tho
banquet is expected 10 mark the com
pletion of the campaign ana the sue
cessful solicitation OF the desired ST.
000. 900
The FUND is to be expended as fol-
lows
Building. $4,000 equipment.
100000; endowment $4,000
The building viii have a frontage
Of over 500 feet, will be five stories
high and viii contain everything nee
assary 10 promote the social life Of /
The college It's erection is made nee 7
sssary by the rapid growth Of Michi- /
gan which has brought in more stu /
lents and created more demands than
he present building can supply.
An interesting feature Of the build
ng ia chat there will be in it 100
'ooms for the use of alumni returning
10 the campus. NO undergraduates
yer will be allowed to use these L
'ooms There will he halls for socie-
" meetings. a theater, dining rooms
md an things essential for the fOrma-
ion Of university social center OF
highest type.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
TO BE SEEN AT
THE PASTIME THEATER
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

Edmund Breese, i'm THE Shooting
of Dan McGrew," will be the next
production at the pastime theater
on Sunday and Monday. when local
lovers of the silent drama will have
another opportunity of seeing the fla
nous character actor ia one OF the
most formidable roles he has yet at
tempted.
The Shooting Of Dan McGrew" is
picturized from the stirring poem Of
The Alaskan winter by Robert w
Service. the American Kipling. The
Shooting OF Dan McGrew' Is in five
parts. two hundred scenes and re-
CURED east of three hundred play
ers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19

FOR RENT--Room. 25x50, facing
alley IN business section, suitable for
plumbing or tin shop, or storage;
heat aud water included. Apply this
office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19
NeWlan hauIS baggage or
anything. Phone 404.
GRAND PICNIC

Given by the Germans on Sunday,
August -, at Schwartman's Grove
Wagons leave Second and Gold at 10
a. M, and I y. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19

My dental office will be closed UNI
tl September 49, 4. J. ALGER,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19

THE MERCHANTS POLICEMAN
viii run onto the burglars or the
burglars onto him, because il is his
business to keep In the dark.
PHONE 1895.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-19

EAT AT STEWARDS CAFF-Pop-
ular prices. 206 South Second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-14
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
 COMING MEETING
Wholesale Trade Committee and Subchairmen Plan for
 Merchants Convention

The wholesale trade committee and sub chairmen met yesterday morning at the Chamber of Commerce and discussed plans for the Alabama Merchants conven- ton to be held here August 24-26 It was stated that the demand for the slips upon which merchants are placing the names of their customers whom they wish sent formal invitations Is very good and that 10000 of them have already been dis tributed.
 The invitations committee of which R. A. Porter is chairman, will meet today, and it is announced that just as soon as the lists are completed the formal in- vitations will eb mailed to the delegates. about 10000 in all.
 Other of the subcommittees are at work. Harry Jones has sent out instructions to all travelling men of Birmingham houses to write cards to Secretary Rad cliffe, stating whether or not they will be in Birmingham during the convention and will serve on the glad hand commit tee, of which Mir. Jones is chairman.
 Plans for the big convention are fast whipping into shape and interest in all pa rts of the state is said to be increasing Between 15oo and 2o00 delegates are ex- pected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-14
GARDEN OF LIES'
 AT VAUDETTE TODAY
Jane COwl of within the Law Fame to Appear in Adoption of Miles
 FOrman Novel

The first Universal Broadway re- lease, "The Garden of Lies" featuring Jane Cowl, will be shown at the Vau- dette theatre today. It is a five-reel adaptation from the novel by Justus Miles Forman, the matization be- ing made by Louis Reeves Harrison.
 Miss Cowl. the star of the offer ing, created the role of Mary Turner In Within the Law" and is consid- cred the most beautiful woman on the American stage today. In addition to this. she can act. Miss Cowl is sup ported by an excellent cast consisting of William Russell, David Wall Philip Hahn, Claude Cooper Ethelbert Hale, Violet Horner and Adele Carson
 "The Garden of Lies" is classed by it's producers as a sentimental melodrama, abounding In swift action and In high ly climatic moments. Eleanor, an American girl. parries Price Karl heir apparent to a mythical principality. She starts on her honeymoon In an automobile, which is wrecked in a vivid scene and Eleanor loses all memory of her husbands name and position.
 During her consequent mental Ill., ness she calls for her husband piteous- ly, although it Is apparent that she does not recall his personality. On the advice of physicians. stephen Mallory, soldier of fortune, Is called upon to appear at her bedside as her husband. They fall in love- Eleanor supposing Mallory to be her husband and from then on the action waxes fast and furious.