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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES ADVANCE
IN LAST HOUR
BIgaesi Rise in Shares Is in
Issues Of New Haven Rail-
road; Bethlehem Steel Also
Makes Gains,


Naw York April 2o-The stock
market today reversed its course OF
M preceding session by closing WIN
IN almost bouyant tone after several
beurs of hesitation and uncertainty
Athough opening quotations showed
, remembrance Of gains, the marker
denoted irregularity. this condition be-
canning moro acute as Rock Island
shares ana bonds began their precip-
tate declines The stock had fallen
10 points By midday.
The late rise began with a move
ment h New Haven, that stock Lead
ing the railway list Later il spread
ta Tho investment issues and then 10
specialties Of the class recently neg
leeted including Bethlehem steel
which rose II points. Ii reached It's
best when the eoppers began TO snow
aeiiviiy. co-incident with an advance
in the price of metal. the fourth ~
less than q weeks time.
Over three-fourths OF the days
trading. which aggregated i,sbo,oOV
shares. was transacted in the first and
last hours New Ravens rise of I
points was accompanied by gain or
81 in New York, Ontario & western,
which il controls
Bonds were irregular, chiefly be-
cause OF the losses in Rock Island is
sue Total sales, par value, aggregat-
ed $4,000
United states bonds were unchanged
on call
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 20.--Mercantilc
paper, 3MS& per cent
Bar Silver. 50%c: Mexican dollars,
SSc, government bonds steady; rail-
road bonds, irregular.
Time loans. steady, 60 and 90 DAYS,
? = a 3 per cent; six months, Sk per
cent.
CAN money. steady. high. "a per
cent; low, q per cent; ruling rate,
2 per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
LIVESTOCK MARK Ers.


Kansas City, April 90 Hogs---Re
ceipts, 200 head Market steady
Bulk, $7.40M76O; heavy, S7.40m750,
pigs, $7.65uS.40
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head. Mar
ket steady. Prime fed steers, $500 a.
$50; western steers, $6.75@s.00,
calves, $6.00mS.50
Sheep--Receipts, 5000 head. Market
steady. Lambors, s8.50A 1860, year
lings, $7.50m9.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
FOR gAIF-Uo,ses


FOR SALE-Four-r1om house, modern in
every way. Must be sold at n sacrifice NJ
once. Splendid location. lawn trees, out.
buildings. etc Apply at sos South Walter
street
FOR SALE -r0gm modern frame house
with Outhuiidings. one block form car line
highlands. 1880 will take a. Small cash
payment, balance On easy terms Must be
sold J. VI. r.. Journal
FOR sALE-HoderH 4-room frame house,
IN Highlands. on street car line. close 10
Santa Re shops, Ideal location Newly
papered throughout. Two screened parches
large enough Tor beds Terms reasonable.
Inquire 9It South Edith street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
MOORE REALTY
COMP ANY

Our slogan "a square Deal"

BARGAINS FOR SALE
Two railroad frontage lots with
sidine and warehouses. inst what
SOMEONE wn demand on short
notice ai uo distant dog. This
property can be hought az facH
lice price for a limited period \
splendid investment
The Finest residence corner in
Mhuouerouc. over one halls acre
Beautiful grounds. trees. shrub
berry flowers lawns. etca cement
walks copnss, etc Ten-room
house. furnace heat etc. Story
and half stable. garage, etc
Price and terms reasonable.
42-aero ranch with house barn
and rences ~ acres level and
ready for cultivation An subject
to ditch and can be bought a. o
price That s. right for good
money mahng propositions An
iaeal plAre for SOMEONE t0 move
on and improve
A SQUARE DEAL ron ALL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

81 s90--slx -roan residence corner Lead and
Broadway. Former price, k2-5eo. Must De
Sold. Lot alone wortA $1,000. Easy terms
81 g5g-esood fige-rooni residence, large
adobe barn, chicken house. ETC. Fine
ground for garden. Near santa re shops,
F0rurer settling price 81 500. Easy terms.
ss75--Tw0 hne residence lots on North Sec
ond street warth 500
Inoaire d. X Il SELLERS. Owner.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, April 2O.--Hogs 49, Receipts
5000 head. Market strong, mostly
&c above yesterdays average Bulk
W5Om770; heavy, s7.05m7.70; pigs
s.75m7.00.
Cattle--Receipts. 1900 hend Mar
ket steady. Sheep, $75O@8 .G5, lambs
$3.50 1880.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
ehieaco BOARD OF TRADE.

beea,,., ApriI z9.-wheat values
70 4 s,'.,.t t'iuei unsettled today owing
Of No ''e s.,t. break ea z Il e in the price
waa qasg livery The break, which
arrar y, 20 Nave been started By an
f1llawss leeard 60 a single order. was
necaua.,, fe.eNly hy A nearly complete
fartha. "ue peace minors tended
70 disturb confidence. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, April 20.--Tin. nominal,
five-ton lots offered at $56.00.
Copper, firm; eleetrolytic, $3.50 n
1852; casting, S1712Mt72b.
Iron, quiet and unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
Denver Iiycsfncl1.

Denver, April 20.--Cattle-Ee Receipts
500; firm. Beef steers, gG.50M 7.g6,
cows and heifers, $.00mG.60: stock.
ers and feeders, $G.50m74O; calves
$S.00M1.50.
Hogs Receipts. 400; higher. Top.
s1.G5: bulk. s7.40M7.G0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

FOR SALE or DES--Tnree modern
furnished houses. seven Iots. All newly
repaired ard ap~t0-6ates good location, IN
come Of three, sf8T per month. Address
Pax a. Tagfrra1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
RrsINEaa CHANfE,ss.

WELL. EarAELIsIIED Office business, pay
ne x759 ta sf99.ao per naonih. Good
prsapeets for morease~ Wih be sold far
Sesaao owner leaving state. Address ~
NJ Journal ariee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
FOR SALE

81. 500 - J-r6om frame, lot b0xlbSi
Sidewalk. shade and frUit trees; :.
Broadway, close In.
81, 600--4-room frame, modern, com
pletely furnished. large chicken
yard, good outbuildngs; S. Faith
street; close in.
2,l00---4 room frame, modern, we'll
built, SOFT lot cement walks,
Foarth ward.
800 3sroom frame, modern, part.
BY furnished, spitsble Tor two fam
lilies; easy terms
81, S00--5-roesp modern bungalow,
fireplace, sleeping porch; and g.
room bungalow on the rear OF lot.
A bargain Fourth ward.
SO, 200--6-room brick, modern; Fourth
ward, on car line.
81, 750--5-room brick; modern, large
basement corner lot, good location
~. T4sCfsfaeAes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

! S~~~~N~10
s@ -. -, =. : Z
\ 40 MORE OH eha nnui M6t nfnn1e turtle
segs 2le eecn F. p. shelley Albnanera
/ Fob SALE Bees 5 annie eachi len tafie
ties Eflantson ieoi 8 Edith ph. i20oi
/ ron SALE -Eegs f6f hatching. n q r
Reds. Prize stock as3 South illeh street
phone iasf
ron SALE Egss f6r haiebine " G K
Beds Also 81 e. W Lesharns OH
South Edth street
! ron SALE rf8nza tnlkrB rfrs e60d "a
the best 81 cents onuh Ideal pdulifs
Haneh Old AlhuQrtrqne phdHe 1858.
FDH SALE ErRs from ilohdaus pna AH
dninsnns aud Gaden sehfieht Bantafns
r Ytlght 9is Foffestet Phone 1881
Eoh SALE Eeea ~ hatrhlne ffani 81
winners Rose comb v ! Reds ana poat
camh g Whites ee9 North Elahh street
FOR SALE Eges ioi haichihF if5m q r
Reds rs cents ANA 81 00 mr. is
tnt Old chlcks rs cents each 2sG North
ron sAtB Whie Wyanddiirs. BWe Bndu
uslans prize Winners Eggs 81 80 mud 81
ref htteen John ~ cook 1915 R5tth
Fifih street
EUR sAtt 3fallai Bhgict TiaHed H61E
Dacktfrls 500 ERrs 81 utr srt
tine 2 ! he1 rigs SiBo II - Reetes
~ hgrlh Walnut
fuR sAlR Hees f0r hatthine ff5in & e
Bark hlnptras Golden Fawh ana whlts
indian buhuef ducks Mfa T. ~ g1h
si9 Notll Ugh street Phone tistw.
ron SALE baby ehieks aid sses ff1tn ne
state Falt silver cup wnnata Barred
Rocks and single comb f T. Rods W.
Blet1 ~ west Atlantic, rt3He tiss ~
ron SALE s q Whte ftshorns day-dld
rhirks and eggs fot hatthihg Send fbf
circular and RE ttc6td tahie w I Ybtt.
2 Q Box t0f. hlbhantfuhs N. NJ ph5hb
ls90m
FUH sAiE az slneis tainb f6ii 6i66d
white teshmn laying puHtta Aiso tull-
hleah Rose r9hb z ! red cock gif s5lth
Edth street
ron SALE Fahtg bfed Plymouth Rock
eggs. Use per setting Fancy bred f}rft
0fpingt0h eggs 81 per sattlnF Rlrrk MIN
etcas Il per settinE Gail NJ f0i North
Ttiftetnih ot rh6Ho g19
HIGHLAND POULTRY YkHDs. no sa1tb
RtogdNag 3 G. Brown ftfhhfns & e.
HnH Otpinrt5na rf1s winners at hfhG-
ensrhhe ard ndswcH Shows ERFs ara hahy
chiefs FOR safe. A. q. Bank Albuquerque
Y. ~ -,,
I boo s. G WHITE LEGnoRss Healthy,
heavy sylns stock Prize wirnhrs az At
buQuefque Roswell md El paso rqckereiH,
81 10 eath; ters ~ per ~; F.00 per
to0 Baby thfeks tiito pet 100, sdld 5000
number ~ ga cssfHnets Ftth b39klet on
refuest Gbuttys Poultry ranch hlhndHtt-
one " N Phone 1881
THEY LBY thty win thty png AZ ne
three largest poultry SHOWN IN sonthwest
IN 1915 state fair hlhdqucrqne; state ex-
position Rosweii; ~ Paso poultry showi
poultry Asa6eiation 80 rold fnAd4i I'VE
sHgef medals two silver cups nnt twenty
dve other specials; over $50 fibhons X I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

close was * to &c under last night
Corn finished X n u G to y a nc and
prop isiOns at a decline OF y a. DC 10
poo Most al the selling Ol May wheat
was in small lots and Of a stop loss
character. Buying demand was very
limited on the down turn, and when
support did develop it was found thai
the market for MAY had become bare
al offers However, in the more ac-
tive months, July and September, SELL
inc later Increased in volume with the
supply, coming largely from traders
who had been bullish during the re-
cent ten-day advance. Buliish news
was ignored, and attention Turned TO
the affect Of showers in Illinois and
to unVerfied reports from Rome that
Italy was apparently nearer than ever
to Joining the allies
Hedging against Increasing pur-
chases Of wheat % arrive here cHt a
good deal OF figure as handicap on
prices. There was also selling 81
May and July against purchases 81
September
Continuing storms in Argentina
were said to have made necessary a
material reduction IN estimates OF the
Surplus crop Oats suffered from un-
loading by longs but not 10 anything
like the same extent as wheat Rain
IN Illinois favored the bears Scat
tered liquidation weighed down pro-
visions
Closing prices;
Wheat-May. s160%s July, SlS5.
Corn--May, sshc; July, 79hc.
oats--May, 81 &c; July, 56%c.
Pork-July. slSo5; Sept, SlS.05.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
NEW YORK CnTTnN

New York April 90. Spot cotton
steady; middling uplands. $i045. n
| sales
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
LEAD AND spELTEn.

New York. April 20.--Lead-- Easy
$4.15M420.
Spelter, nominal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21
- ..r,rraunrn NIaal / .....

Roswell eTrrlzcx. MaiA Lime
baug pssseng6r fsrvies leaving RaasH
fnd CafrizHEa at 500 a. NJ
fhraugn fare one wsy .a.t......f.t 80 81
intermediate points per mile .,. II
50 ms bagkase free Excess garfield
ROSWELL afro TO-
owners ana Operators +. Phone ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

-e,>s,~>SeN-s,1e-e4D4eeee-s- ~seS>1SIS1@ctS<1<.s.
FOR RENT or SALE Good horses and
RES simon Garclt reg " AFRO street.
FOR RENT turaee IN g00d eondifi6n tff
sdnfh Welfer imt oR eentra 3venne
Phone fs5IW
20 Sgs,Ss7y 51--g ss..s..,..
Plenty a. efass shade and water Tnouira
2e2 West fcnfrt 1venne Il Yandw
FOE RETT- Tho 0Nig ioinfed gr1sg 11e-
fore IN the valley rnnnrg water FINE
shade 800 pet month cows 3r hdrses
Yrisarff a Eelehcr Phone s79
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

sea--e1r.~s-s=.r - -
rQn eALE cedaf ptsta. phone isiaW.
/ FOb sALE iidod middle. ehran infit Az
seaih sgrand street
lFun SALE nisbhafit ana iamai5 DAMN
ghean. il-i tuueater atehne
IRON s1fE lI6def9o6d iyne6fiaf F06d
order $40. ii5 Second stfcai Phone tic
| ron SALE EnFilhh 4itIc hihI HmI1Fe
me rcH teasannhie eas WORTH ttno
| siihet
lfOh ettE tufd fddstor remddriei fde
lne sre rs good condition nov ~ tuuf-
nal ntlle.
FOH sNiE TNiu-.flm8oj T9I8 in1iIn
ihaafcftle ehrah iof eaab NetgosEt
AulQ W.
f0H SALE taa mHt, iiz il5h cehfff
iiF1 nnmnt new shaflus ana h0s6s q
.Eethereuod 4 y. h3x std
tUR stLE fieo .ndaaprrei iiarR auidm3
hllt htarlf naN flfsf iB.s aAndiiioH. "A
haretlu. coleihau hlnnh uatlec
F0H eAi.E Bmck BijsMe poHv. largo
elzo pnerf ant hdfnia4 Nj eald roHdl
l9il i0Ni East cenlldl ateaue ihahe 1915.
fOR SAILS inHt1 blHtM aatiy Vdflbits.
veil to0fsa 1n1 bitdf Oflots taken fbx
no 0rahdl Industrial aehah. riohs 1871.
FOR a8fE tulaHiablia flTlz bas55Hegf
stniahHtfr ln good eaailtidn f5f tdsH "a
ttale ~ rpai estate Afeoakog aafatt
fUn ettE Tent hausa htied Haa Fbf
III modhalns ~ reistfaH GaHsf8 ija
FOR SALE falH cgilHief 6d4id dfite.
faHsy batdsoh ni1dteyeie good as
Hew thqelfs eohtlhshta oil c5 of igs
South IhitH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

e-~<s~<4>s<~~s~-~.~1>~~s
mOk RENT offices Apply s. A. Macpher.
SON Journal office.
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WANrEn nnnfnhra.


fsyere-~~e-H@f-r~r-'Nr Ass.1ess-e~~~a--
WANTED fioafdof3 af Whte5mb Springs
INQUIRE or Rims fhop
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-21

e~-essS~A~~@Ny2-eeNe.eS4 49,
FOR RENT LafEe ven ventfisted room
nicely furnished win board ~ Ndfth
Eirhth street ar phone 1S2sW
F1B REN1 ~ Young iady. hoard ard
rpem Hath. eistfie hfhts eiass enclosed
1 sieepiue pfTeh Hhoo per month no sick
i2io south fdub Phone 1889.
tOcKHARf RANCH-The 16oef 4f4rgIfige
bkslfh resort one rhiie norm N town
All milk, cream and eggs produced IN place
Free carriafe fbr snesfs El6efrfc lights
city mail service. Rooms or cottages Phone
1898 Mrs VI n reed
Mrs VfR6f%fN HRrfsCB, f6rnery ~ si
YER city announces that she Mas 0tafod
N hieh-ciass boarding ana roarniae ertab.
fishn4eht at 3t0 South Walter strNot ora Ii
prepared 70 offer the hnesf table b6ara 10
ne city Mt 81 per day. Telephone f903W.
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Porterfield Co.
REAL EsTATE-FlRE INSURANCE
LOANS.
ais W. Gold
ron RENp-,,oom..

ron RENT-ISoor,a
s>~>>s>s~s~~->S>~~s>-~SN >y>l~~ys~sNsNN>s~l>~-
North.
Z f0N RENT Modern foome steam heal
no sick. 5osis West Cenual
FoR RENT Furnished nont room in Wi
waite taniNvf modern and reasonable fo'
North rhird street.
nor REM Two nnfutnshed roo,ns or
Fecond floor. Kew Nuik avenue, close in
/ Aaaress ,, - Joarnel
I FoR REN4 FoAr hirnshea f08ms f6i
! llght housekeeping modern eonyenientes
I can al AoA Notth SECOND
/ F0R REN4g Fom FURNISHED foons abovs
the average 30 slick taken ids Nafih
Sixth street Telephone iios
ron RENT Nicely FURNISHED i0oms f0i
tRht housekeeping aiso small inom In
rev chean t9i Wpsi copper
/ ron RENT Two nicely FURNISHED houag-
keepinH rooms. modern r6nteniencps Az
baeeerque hoiel 2i0A North sreond.
eduth.
non BENT FURNISHED i00m " one 81 lwG
lades 81 West coal avenue.
ron HENI small frohi bod fdnm' ranifni-
y located 1s ne sleh iis West uod
FoR REN1 PAR Il mi,aie hdme fHiniah-
cd can mAtninas iii0 Wesi tenHat
avenue
ron HUNT ilausekeepine I6IH,s ara dit
nished rntinges SLEEPING pdrchps etc
Wet sael
ron iti9N1 iatee, well heated in0defH
rnafnsi bath no slrhi ms children a0a
weTt silver
f0ll iNNF Outside f0om. sificiiT m0I-
ern. private home Phone Bgl 5i7 West
nod avenue
ron REM a large sanitary mum. sieep
Ing pntth With finesl no ihvalt1s Rent
ieas9natlei suitable for W. 40 South fhra
ron .HnNt Nicely futnshpd f0ons fof
lleht housekeeping also dthtf faufns IA
Improvements, summer faies gi5 West
Centfnl Palms furnis
Highlands
ron RHNf FURNISHED f0ams- rs s01if
Water Phone 2o2
ron RHNi Modern room II 10 M 1ay
Ill south Htoadway
ron RENT Modern fafuisiied foafng WilH
aleepne 'pofrles 5leh bast cenifai
ron RENT Thfee o. four furHisfkd hoasr.
heeplne tn7nisl m1detn no sick ti5 s6ath
Walter
ron RENf Nicely furnished font room.
TO cbuniA or hne On two young fades. bi6
South Bdlth street Phone iassW
ron RENT Nfesig FURNISHED ffTFf f51ff
AZ 2pf North E1ith street, electric tights
bath ard telephone Reasonable rate On
rar Ifua
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Female

WANTED Competent woman 60 assist IN
general homework one who understands
cooking Apply mornings Ggi Wesl Cop-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22
ENDORSES JOURNALS PETI-
TIONS.

The Raleigh News and Observer,
in It's issue Of Monday, endorses
the Journals petition, asking that
the County officers be paid salaries
by sayin
he Jackson County journal
published at Sylvia, believes in the
salary plan Of compromising county
officers and shows its faith by it's
works. 1t carries a petition to the
legislature to give Jackson the re-
form. There are blank spaces for
the signature of those who advo-
cate the change and the whole has
the inviting heading. To cut
County Expenses The Journals
petitions should be largely signed
and we have no doubt they will be.
The salary plan Of compensate
county officials is the economical
and business-like plan." III.
Several of the petitions have
been signed and sent to the Journ-
al. No doubt others have been
mailed to Representative Jones.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22
A SURPRISE WEDDING

Sylvann Valley News Jan Is.
1t was &c uine surprise last
Sunday morning at the Baptist
Church, when at the close of the
sermon, before the congregation
was dismissed-.But that will be
told later.
A large congregation was assemb
led, the preacher, Rev. A. w. Nc
Daniel, had given the people one of
his torcible aud stirring sermons.
The pastor then gave an invitation
to all who wished to unite with the
church to CT me forward. The pc
roid of this invation having expire
in the hush tn at follows the pray
er" and also precedes the benedict
ion, Mr.. I. c. Henderson and Miss
Sallie Osborne arose from their
seats, advanced to the front of the
church, and stood before the pulpit,
with something in their attitude
and movements which. betokened
purpose and preconcerted agree
ment. Then the minister began to
address them.
Suddenly it flashed upon the con-
eregation that one Of the greatest
scenes in the drama Of life was
about to be enacted before them.
Inc congregation took one deep
breath of establishment and expec-
fancy. The minister proceeded,
the uoual searching questions were
asked and answered, and in a very
short time the work was done
Then the benediction, which had
an added significance, was pro-
nounced, and the congregation be-
gan to dissolve
The surprise of this wedding was
all the greater because Mr.. Hender-
son had so long been a figure in the
public eye, which was accustomed
to seeing him immersed in county
affairs, and many of his most init
mate frie Ids had come to believe
that like Elizabeth he was welded
to his kingdom and would seek no
other alliance.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
{. L. Osborne, and has for several
years lived with her father in their
attractive home near Pisgah Forest
She was at one time a public school
teacher. Her friends know her as
a young lady of excellent qualities
Of mind and character.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22
WHO WILL PAY IT?

If Henderson County's assess
ment OF the Greater Western North
Carolina association is not paid bv
the Greater Hendersonville club
Will the Western Carolina Democrat
Please explain who will pay it." in
qulres the jackson County Journal
While we cannot speak officially
we think that the more liberal
hearted and minded of the Greater
Hendersonville club will pay it. We
regret to inform the Journal that
there are some in the club who are
opposed to utilization with the c
w. N. c. A., and as we are reiuve-
mating the club we did not want to
raise antagOnism in the ranks to
begin with. If sentiment riDens
sufficiently that the club can paw
it with safety, then the club will do
it, otherwise the more liberal heart
ed will have to do it. A few Of us
have always done this work any,
way.
Now with this statement of facts
we would like for the Journal to
tell us if this can be declared a
repudiatioROf our obligations and
that if it necessarily means that we
have a broad yellow streak"
Western Carolina Democrat.
No, not necessarily so. But if
Henderson county does not pay it's
part of the cost of the advertising
from which it receives it's full share
of the benefit, then it will display a
decided streak of yellow.
HENDERSON COUNTY'S POSI-
TON.
The Jackson County Journal with
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

Blease remember that a governor
is Manning the ship of state in
South Carolina.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

A new President has been select
ed in Mexico. His term to last for
one year. He will be lucky if he
lasts a month.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

A news report says that some
locomotive engineers receive more
pay than do some governors. The
: engineers are probably worth more.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

The Jackson County Journal. a
neat newsy weekly of Sylvia n. G..
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Blue Ridge Sun
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

In speaking of the establishment
OF the Western Training school the
Carolina Mountaineer tells of the
Eastern Training school at Green
vile and concludes;
we should like to see the same
thing here We wish to urge the
the legislature to follow the recon-
mendation of Gov. Craig in estab-
fishing an institution, and we wish
to notify the committee, if there
should be one, that Waynesville
wishes to be the place for it's es-
Enlistment and to urge our citi-
zens and the Board of Trade to be
ready to make such committee the
necessary offers to win out in the
race
We would call the attention of
the Mountaineer to the fact that if
will be long cold, day in the mid
die of August before that School
will be established at Waynesville
or anywhere outside the confines
OF Buncombe. We would remind
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

the Mountaineer that it's purpose is
to abolish CulloWhee and Boone
and com bine the two in one school
in the city of Asheville. When the
Moantaineer sees the thing as it
is, we are convince that that ex-
cellent paper will agree with us that
the whole thing is foolish as well
as unjust.
The advantages of Cullowhee are
legion. There they have all con.
veniences of a city with out the
draw backs. The faculty is a corps
OF efficient teachers composed Of
able. Christian ladies and gentle
men. The environment is superb.
The climatic conditions are all that
could be asked and the location is.
from every point OF view, admir-
able. The State has thousands Of
dollars invested there. Then why
abolish the whole thing? Decause
Asheville asks it, if you please.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-22

For. muddy roads. The King
Drag applied locally as needed.