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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
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be translated. I thought seriously On
my ways; thought deeply On my
ways; thought on all sides OF my
8waSs; turned my ways upside down
land turned my feet unto God. The
hardest thing you will ever he called
upon 10 do In this life is TO think
seriously ard bravely upon Your own
ways.
| took more courage for David to
think of his own ways than to kill
the lion that was robbing his fiocks.
David could meet the giant of Gath
and sluY him easier than 10 face his
own heart and deal h onestly with him
hself when he vas tempted TO fall be-
fore the beauty OF another mans
wife. know men who can face the
flercest wild beasts or the jungle. but
they do not have the courage to turn
j upon Their own hearts and STAY their
own aHpetites aud lusts that are kill
ing them. 1t Is much easier for you
I7to lfetw another mans life to pieces
than 10 turn the ak OF Gods truth
upon fire wickedness of your own life.
NeSare living in am age of rush and
hurry. 1t is hurry to the mine Hurry
to the fields, hurry to the offices, hurry
TO the shop. hurry TO your meals Bat
! it wiz pay You to stop and think
pause and consider your ways The
most .peni.nent have ever preached
ITO are prisoners. Not because they are
go much worse than Others not In
prison, but9because they have had time
Ito think about themselves and their
mistakes. "A woman said to me, .IffI
were shut mp with myself and had TO
think Of my own ways, i would soon
go crazy. But it is better for you
Ito think Of youl, ways and mend then.
here than TO mink about them forever
in perdition.
One Thing Thou Lackest.
u though on my ways and, one thing
thou lgckest are very closely related.
SV1at$:s that one thing with you? It
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

back after heavier tools. WhenFhe
got back the tide was rushing in e
was TOO late. a surgeon was sent
for. lie came with his instru mems en- I;
ito cut off his leg, but they were hold
ing the mans head above the water.
The man cried. Doctor, cut off my
leg. Save my life. B ut-sit was 4 M.
possible: for the surgeon 10 u cut oil
his limb and in a. short time the
waters flowed over Tie mans head.
Some of Your sins are holding YOU
like a mighty chain. TIE longer you
delay your turning to- GUd. the
stronger will be the bands to hold
You. Some OF you are so mixed up
with sin and the world that YOU are
being bound hand and foot for eter7
nifty No power can ] iberate you from
your sins but Christ. He alone can
cut the letters that bindsyou and set
You free from the chains OF sinful
habits David said. made haste
and DELAYED not to turn to Cod
Father Taylor was asked to8clH and
talk to the daughters of pious
father and mother who Were anxious.
Ito have her become "a Christian.
When al one with the young lady
Fatherf Taylor said. i do not want
TO embarrass YOU, you have been IN
Nited5 repeatedly to become "a Chr1s-
titan. don't want TO be persistent.
Are YOU Hing to become a Christian
Sin six months She SAID She wonfG.
He was about to leave the room and
she said. Mr.. Taylor. six months is
IA long time. may not be living
then Make 1t three months. very
we'll said Father Tayl or. just as you
say Again she said, make it six
weeks. II nj ght said Mr. Taylor,
we will make 1T six weeks. Father
Taylor was passing out of the door
and sue said. .let8us make 1t a mon tn
from now. Very well J, said the man
sof God. make lit 1t a month before
you give yourself TO Chtist. She
studied for a moment and said why
not now Now is yours. Tomor-
row is God IS 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30
TRY THIS If YOU
HAVE DANDRUFF
Or Are Bothered With Falling
Hair or Itching Scalp.

There is ono sare way tl,atinc~er fails
TO remove dandruff completely and that
lis to dissolve it. This destroys it en-
,tirciy. To do this, just get about four
ounces OF plain, ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring use
enough to tInoiste,l the scalp and Sfrub il
lin gently with the finger tips.
/ BY morning most. ii not all, OF your
dand-uif will be gone, and three or
#fottr more applications will completely
dissolve. and entirely destroytevcry single
ssign and trace oft, Emo ,mattcrikows much
sdandfuf you may have.
!, You will find, too, that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop instantly
lard your hair win be fluffy. lustrous.
Ifglossy. silky and soft5and look and feel
a hundred times better.
It you want TO keep your hair looking
rich, do by all means get rid OF .ian.l
ruff, for nothing destroys the hair so
quickly. 1t mot only starvcs tire hair
ard nlalSes3it fall out, but It makes it
tstringy, straggly, dull, dry. brittle and
liielcss, and gevcrybody notices It You
can get liquid arvon at any drug store.
! 1t is inexpensive. and four ounces is
ii:.ail you will #iieed This SIMPLE remedy
.iiiAs 1lisySl lbssll fAisos,t. 10 TAIL
* ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-30

The vast forest areas CT Russia In;
.E.,irope. which gcoyer :nea r..y so 5000
acres. or aairty--sfx per. cent of the
entire area Of the country. are APPLY
termed N Wooden Russia 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
Use DIAMOND M" Flour
A Fancy Patent Hard Wheat Flour

new go" is footed as the very best
ear sold for The money $50 e. o
q. Albuquerque Mr. Trotter stated
yesterday that the carload of Gid,
autos should reach the city In q few
DAYS
Cottonwood Grove No. ., Wood
mems Circle. viii meet in regular ses-
sion al 1s30 tonight In odd Fellows
han for The Transaction Of important
business. after which there VIII be in
siallauon 0f officers 10 which the
woodmcn Of the World and their la
dies, AK well IS visiting members, are
invited,
The gymnasium riHss Of The Y ".
c A. will meet Thursday evening az
$50 al The hieh school gymnasium.
New members VIII be admitted 10 the
class at this meeting. as the inter-
ruption Of the work caused by the in
tervcntion Of the holidays will result
IN the members taking new start In
The work
Rooney Jana, brother Of Ben jana.
proprietor of the JANA Grocery COM
pany arrived here from New York
city yesterday. and viii visit relatives
and friends for a few days. Mr.. Jaffa,
formerly Ia business here. Is now as-
ISOLATED with his brother, Walter Jaf-
IA. in the wholesaling of misses and
infants shoes In Los Angeles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
RIEHL ORCHESTRA MAKES
BIG HIT AT LAS VEGAS

Albuducrqucans will learn with
pleasure Of The pronounced hit made
in Las VegaG'6y the Riehl Brothers
orchestra ON New Years eve. This
orchestra furnished the music az the
banquet given at the CastRneda hotol,
and the impression that it made on
the people Of the Meadow city Is best
shown by the following clipping from
the Las Vegas optic Of January .
THE banquet commenced at .
o'clock and lasted until about 11tis
O'clock Between the various courses
the guests adjourned to the lobby and
danced. AZ the end OF the dinner. an
retired from the dining room. 20 al
low the attendants to remove the "a.
bles The spacious hall soon was
cleared, and dancing commenced ia
earnest Music was furnished by au
Albuquerque orchestra consisting Vt
Al Riehl G. f. Riehl and George s.
pinney This Organization made
great hit The snappy way it played
the popular faNorites and the new
raggp airs. wen thp ioud-yolced ape
prevail nf the crowd AZ the birth OF
the news year the lghls in the big haIl
wsrr exiingulshed aud pandmonium
reignod. The room ana thc tables
were decorated ln holiday fashion"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
!. NJ. c. A. MAY
CO; BUT SALOONS
WILL NOT MOVE
{ Law Applies Attempt viii
Be Made 10 Safeguard Big
Property Interests, or Site
Will Be Moved.

saloons Of the business district will
not be closed By the use OF the Y. NJ.
G. A. as the tool but the Y. NJ. G.
A. building may not be erected on the
santa Pc Railway eompany's property
at First street and Central avenue.
This was the positive assertion made
last night by heavy contributors to
the Y. ". G. A. fund and men chiefly
instrumental in the success VI the
project II Is net their purpose, they
said. TO allow the association to in
terferc with the business interests Of
the city IN any way. OF to cause q dis
turhanco in Albuquerque.
Any CONSERVATION that may have
been felt by liquor dealers or proprie-
tors Of saloons does little credit to the
business acumen Of Santa Fe officials.
The lease has not been executed yet
and undoubtedly will not be until the
question is settled. The AIyarado bar.
In the Alyarado hotel. is within the
scope Of the law. II II has any scope
fully as much as other places with
in the 7O0-foot radius. and this Is San
Ia Fe property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
ENROLMENT Is 272
IN HIGH SCHOOL AT
END OF FOURTH MONTH
lBy HIgh School Reporters.l

The total enrolment in the high
school at the end of the fourth month
was 272 and for the eighth grade,
100. Students are continually coming
in and few have left. Leonard DEAN
err a graduate of the Edinboro high
school OF Edinboro. Pa, registered
yesterday as Il special student in the
commercial department and in Span
ish. Elsie Phillips also registered for
special work in domestic science un-
Ill the beginning Of the next semester,
when she will take up regular fresh
man work
Blanche Fults and Gladys Hays of
Manhattan, Kan. and Herbert Moore,
of Las Vegas have entered the
eighth grade.
4 double-header basketball game
will he played in the gymnasium be-
tween the first and second teams OF
the university and the first and Sec
ond teams Of the high school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
MISS LOEBS MARRIED
TO MR.. EARL STEVENS

ON sunday afternoon at l.30
O'Clock. Miss Edith Loehs and Mr..
Earl stevens We're united in marriage
al the pastoral residence by Father
A. NJ Mandalar. The wedding was a
quiet one. only the families and a few
intimate friends Of the bride and
groom heing present After the we'd
ding the bridal party were the guests
LAT dinner given by Mrs. Henry
Loebs. an aunt Of The bride. at her
home al f2a North Third street
The bride was until her marriage,
one Of the most efficient and popular
Of The Bernalilio county teachers. She
has an enNahle social position aud
= wide circle Of friends whose con-
ordinations are being extended "a
her
AR stephens enjoys large ace
auainlanoe IA Albuquerque aHd Is .
substantial aonng nan of much
promise
go and Afs stephens leil SUNDAY
nisnl far ph0fnis Nhom lhff nill
MAKE lhe.f pefmsHAni homo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
SMASHED BUGGY,
CHARGE AGAINST
DRIVER OF AUTO
Donate and Genaro EStrelIa
Injured When Truck Driven
by AuguStn AkareS Hits
Rig, Complains Farmer

Augustin Alvares. Of Corrales. was
arrested at noon Yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff A. G. Burtlcss. charged with
driving IN automobile truck into Do
nato Estrella's buggy and injuring
him and Genaro Estrela. The buggy
Was practically demolished and the
Isstrellas we're manned and bruised. :"
according to the complaint filed by
Donate with Justice g. II. Craig. The
smash-up occurred near Old Albu-
queTque on the road between the city
and Old Town Monday night.
The Identity Of the driver OF the au-
tomobile could not be learned Mon
day night In fact Donate did not
know who he was when he appeared
before Justice Craig yesterday morn
ing. The warrant was issued for
John Doe" Deputy Sheriff Burtless
traced the automobile wheel tracks
from the scene OF the collision to the
korber blacksmith shop in the city
and there. learned. who had left the
machine. The automobile was a
truck and because of the fact that few
are in use. following the track was
not difficult.
spring on the machine was
broken when It rammed the buggy
and it was taken to the shop to be
repaired.
There were several boys in the
truck, but only Alvares was arrested.
He was released under $3.50 bond. He
Will be arraigned probably today.
Estreih not only charges him with
responsibility for the smash-up but
also alleges the truck had no state
license number tag. The Estrellas
live In Old Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
YOUTH STABBED
BY MAN AT TER
PHONE QUARREL

Newton Henley. - years old, 500
West Tijcras avenue. stabbed Mariana
Warner. 10 years old, seriously
wounding him. shortly after midnight
when they met near the White star
saloon, on the Indian school road
They had a heated conversation over
the telephone short time before, but
the primary cause of their quarrel
could not be learned.
Warner telephoned to the White
star from another saloon Henley
answered the phone at the latter
place Warner started to the White
Star and Henley met him near the
place Several men saw the stabbing.
Joe Dominguez was cut on one hand
in attempting to separate them. b.
Chavez called Deputy Sheriff Ramon
Ortiz, who arrested Henley and lock-
ed him in the county jail.
Warner was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital. whore he was placed upon
the operating table Immediately after
his arrival Dr. w. r. Lovelace dress
ed the wounds,
Warner is the son of Deputy Coun-
ty Assessor Warner He lives near the
American Lumber mill.
ntri.s IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
WANTS 500 TO BOOST
NEW MEXICO ROADS TO
AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS

Col II. X. b. sellers. former presl-
dent of the 0cean-to- Ocean Highway
yesterday asked the county commits
Aioners 10 appropriate s1O0 TO be
used In advertising transcontinental
routes passing through Bernalillo
county for the purpose OF attracting
automobile tourists here The states
of New Mexico. Arizona and Califor-
MA plan to appropriate $1,000 each
for this purpose, he said. Valencia
and socorro countries already have
given sl00 each. The matter WAS
taken uader advisement
The date for hearing upon Antonio
Chavez y padlla's movable saloon
Was set for February o. Chavez was
granted a license permitting him to
run saloon on the "main road" 10
lsleta. The road changed and Chavez
moved his place This gave rise TO a
protest.
The commissioners adjourned un-
I'll O'Clock this afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
NO NOMINATION
BY DEMOCRATS IN
PRECINCT NO. Z

Justice W w. Mcclellan viii have
free field for reelection as far as
the democrats are concerned. only q
few democrats showed up for the
caucus to have been held al the city
hall ast night and they made no
nomination.
Justice Mcclellan had announced
previously that he would run on an
Independent ticket lie attributes the
fact that more democrats were not
present last night 10 friendliness TO
him. The judge has been affiliated
with the democratic party
The voters Of Precinct No. IL now
have Justice Mcclellan. independent.
and J B. Newell. republican, to
choose from.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
FERGUSON READY TO
DISTRIBUTE SEED TO
NEW MEXICO FARMERS

A letter received from Congressman
Harvey T. Ferguson announces that
his quota Of vegetable seed allotted to
members of congress by the depart
ment Of agriculture Is now available.
and that he will be glad to send a
package, az long as the supply lasts.
10 every person who will send Mr.
Ferguson his OF her name and adj
dress.
Il Is not possible Mr.. Ferguson
writes. to designate just what kind
of seed will be sent, but each package
viii contain four or five different va
rieties suitable to the climate in which
they are TO be grown
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
BOY WHO STOLE HORSE
BLANKET is PAR0LEC

Jose Moya, who stole horse blan-
lSet and Feliciano Shubert. 'implicat-
ed by him, were paroled by the po-
lice. Shubert, who was held in Jail
morning. Nova had been released
Monday, Nova told the police Shu-
bert gave him ) cents for blanket
he stole some time ago Shubert de-
MED this. The latter youth has served
a year in the reform school
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
CHADB0URNE is AGAIN
TROLLEY PRESIDENT

At meeting IT the directors of the
Albuquerque Tfactlna company, held
Yesterday NJ. o. Chadbourne, presi-
dent, and other Officers were re-eleet-
ed. The plan 90 extend the South
fhlrd street line 10 the river road.
which theY were expected 90 consider.
sac not discussed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

MfH EAa q Bryant SO Yeafa pla,
diea yesterday mNfalns at haf hame,
IA hHNA Wafer alreH SHE was the
elle ~ ntn 81 haaH she haa
iHea Hsre eleven ffsF 1850 husband.
fArsc chlarfn ana fNa alslefs suf
tie fHralB pnieo eN' - hela
hfWk amHfev iiefnaaa - 81
tspEh banr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
LOCAL ITEMS


Fees candy store. Thirty pure sugar
sticks In Il box, o cents.
x. a. Kistlcr, who was called TO
Gallup. on important business mat
tefs. returned to the city YESTERDAY
y IS Rosenwald. who has been IN
N paso on business connected with
hts cigar stores In that city. returned
yesterday
G. l.. Ballard Of Roswell president
Of The cattle sanitary board, is In the
city to attend a meeting OF the board
10 be held THURSDAY
81 Johns Guild viii meet this az
tefnoon AZ o'clock az the home of
Airs ) 7 Mclaughlin. iiot West
Marquette avenue,
County Clerk Walker yesterday is
sued license 10 marry TO Arthur T.
Anderson Of this city and Vera May
Mariatte Of Topeka, Kan,
The Womeus Catholic order Of
Foresters will meet this afternoon Ut
$3.50 o'clock IN NoOdmen's hnll A
full attendance Is desired.
The Order Of Railway Employees
viii hold q regular meeting at s
o'clock tonight NJ the Woodnen hall
~ members are requested 10 attend
Mrs q. J. strong. wife Of the pros
pfietor Of the strong Book store,
WIS at tho store yesterday after an
absence Of ten days on account Of
sickness
The Al hlaun Topeka q Santa Re has
ordered 100 i9.sae-gallon tank ears
from the Pressed steel t.t company
IA addition to ne 700 recently report
cd Hallway Age Gazette
y. K Lockwood. general manager
% the Wells Fargo company. and the
state corporation commission viii
meet here Saturday to consider comi-
plants regafiing express rates
John A. Logan Ciraie, Ladies' 81 tlm
g. = r. Will meet this afternoon Al
3 an u'eock IN the g. o. L. ", hall
Inhalation Of officers. After tho
business session luncheon via he
served
Abraham lincoln Circle No q. La
dies 81 the @ a. a.. will meet IN regu-
var session this afternoon in Wood
mems hall There VIII be- business II
importance and a fun attendance Is
desired.
Wee President Thomas r Marshall
WAS here last niehl Ga route 70 Wash
ingtun p. -, from Arizona. whore
be- spent the holidays with Mrs Mar
shals parents lie Was accompanied
rs Mira Marshall
The FraterRal Mystic Circle, Bene-
30 Ruling No 2f0s, viii meet IL reg
ular session this evening al so
o'clock b. the ban Al 2ia ~ South
second street There will be installa-
ton " officers aad mutation OF candi-
dates Refreshments viii bo served
Word hiss bon received in Aibu-
querque that the United States cir
eHit court 81 appeals has reversed and
refaandea Tor nea ulal The ease
Il Joseilla q De sedille s. the Atch-
lf0H, Topeka a Santa ~ Railway Co.
ease % much local interest which
eas tgled iu ne federal court Ia This
city
ipsl spflnge sauuof at lhe court
bpaso for three seam has retired
hanan9 IhaN has taken h|a place
spf4neff t. ans % ihe oldest Anne
esfN fellsla 81 ihla paIf ~ NeN
Nezie9 ~ haa hHen aniemphunr
feureHeni 0H a4sasal 81 are lor aomr
tunN before he Aaaily decided a. Hn
flsH
4foilef ~ ih|s ei4 bee e.
HHaea iHr alHie aAH4 Ga ihs Glide
aa9nanhlles ana Ht haf already
sesiHl lfHapaeta faf mHe1ialt
fa H 81 inf ailma ~ afe
HAih ~ feniN HfafF4 fathts
90 #f anf 4lia0 h pHf ai the nff
HNs a. iN# mafhai ieaaf a flt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
700 LATE TO CLASSIFY

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
'I|TNEY LINE
FOR ALBUQUERQUE
IN NEAR FUTURE
Persistent RumOr Says Five
cent Auto Travel Is Being
Arranged for by Local Bus
mess Men.

According 10 persistent rumor
that has been In circulation on the
streets for some time past, 'iitney
line" " to be established in Albu-
qucrque within the next thirty or six
" days.
For the benefit OF the unlnltiated
II should be stated that "iitney' is
the other name for nickel. and that
a ''jitney line" IL an automobile SER
vice by which passengers are trans
ported TO all parts Of the city for the
small sum Of one jitney each. A street
ear magnate looks upon iitney line
with the same degree Of passionate
devotion with which his Satanic Ma
jesty Is said TO regard holy water. lie
favors the proposition to the same
extent that the head Of the brewery
trust enthuses over national prohibi-
ton. lie and the iltney line man are
just about as friendly as Kaiser VIII
helm and President Poincare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
Local Men Interested.

The jitney line. Of course. starts
from central point and radiates TO
various parts Of the city. One ear by
itself would not amount TO very much.
but with a dozen cars going out in
different directions and covering all
the avenues OF travel within the city
limit. il can easily be seen that the
enterprise would necessarily make a
strong bid FOR popular favor.
That local business men are inter
ested in the proposition to establish
Ia litney line In Albuquerque may be
stated as an established fact 4 report
TO the effect that a company has al
ready been organized and that eleven
cars have been ordered, could not he
verified. but men whose names have
been prominently mentioned in con-
nectlon with the enterprise. admitted
yesterday that the matter had passed
beyond the rumor stage and is now
up to the point where a definite an
nouncement may be made at any
time.
There is also a report 10 the effect
that the owners Of the jitney line in
lcl paso. who have been conspicuous
~ successful in their venture. may
come into Albuquerque and establish
IA similar service in this city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
b 81 WILLIAMS

fftHAfat
Rooms and q Willing building,
Corner second and cold
Phone ne. So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-06
In Other Cities.

The jitney line is said to be Los
Angeles invention. but II has spread
70 other cities throughout the west,
and in III Paso and Phoenix especial
~ IT is all the rage. and from all ac-
counts It bids fair TO bring about a
complete revolution in street traffic.
There are a number Of advantages
that the jitney-iine owner enjoys over
the street car magnate. In the first
place. he can buy half dozen low
priced automobiles for the cost of
one street car. He doesn't have to
have a track to run on or trolley
wire to help him along in his journey.
only one man Is required to run a
jitney auto. while two. able-bodied
employees are required for the ma
nipulation Of street ear. And, most
important of all. the jitney car can
get to the end of its journey, come
back and start out on another trip
while the trolley car is making about
half the distance from the center of
the city to the end Of the line.