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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07

Forecast fer specIsi LocaIitIcs.-entern Ne-
York. fair to-day and Tomorrow.
Western New York. Fair to-day; 70 morroE in
cTeasng c0udincss
Southern New England. fair today and TO NOR
row.
Northern New England. partly cloudy to-day; to
morrow fair.
New Jersey. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware.
MARYLAND. the District Of Columbia and virginia.
fair TO-DAY and probably tomorrow.
West Virginia, fair to-day; to morrow increasing
cloudiness.
Local Official Rec5rc-rhs following Official rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows the changes
In tire temperature for tue last twenty four hours
i'm comparison With the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Female.


A-CHAMBERAfAID- WAITRESS and NURSE
Separate Or together; desitsDle girls. with excellent
references. Brysnt--6jij MacNein Agency. a.
West ~ Il.
A. hamhermsid laundress young Dane: ex.
cclieut laundress. 500 Greenwich preferred g.
Mlss Hofmayer's Asency. $50 fifth Az 9th noor
Telephone 4j27 Madison 81
A-COOk Protestant Episcopal good cook IN
Guiding pastries. baking. soups. meats: desirable
reference. Bry snt--oj4j. MacNeiu Agency 1,
West al 81.
COUPLE Moth u Ireland. excellent cook lsuu-
dress and hOus-worker. man general. useful do
anything $50. eicegut reference. country nr,
ierred. Industrial Association. /, West "a It
cot PIE-Youug swedish. cook assist Laundry g..
butler. valet. useful. both thoroughly compefent
years excellent personal reference city or com.
try. Industrial Association. l. West IA ST.
cot PIE took butler. useful. ur cnii-e WORK Il
not hcdwi excellent Managers good reference
BDan'- 6ji5. MscNeil Agency. u West 4sd Il
HOUsEwoBkER -Finnish American .,ron. ,y,,,
tuE. city % county excellent references Leht',
Agency ~ i.3to a. Phone S5l5 Hsflea
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WORK WANTED.

Male. 100 =
BOY no, aish,, po-itlea in ~ ,,r rn,-'
advancement sod re'e'fn'0'
Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port of
New York.
HIGH WATER.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. $50: sunset. $50: moon rises. "a N
moons age. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
The Bronx.

B'.c % VIZ = Murphy.
Cohen + At p Ward.
rrs'al : and l-ebicl Ssur-A kauieI
CionI {. and Angel Construction Co-H lie
Lumber Co.
Davidson. rs r. DIN J Stephen. Inc.
Lrar Realty Go. 4 !s-sr. " Israr and A u
~ Buou.
Hebrew kindergarten and Day Nursey. H.,
SaNir and J. Bcna.ysy-L Gafney.
PslIaIuo \ Cu.o,
Robins. j u Bowman.
SslEin. J. T. and y R,Daz.y-E y Bccshly:
Tasffe. r -C.-rs. RLgef & Go. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07

IW"NHlN CAR CORPORATION Frederic "
N.'He Wa elected trustee BOO bankruptcy of Ie
'"o,nuN 1ar Corporation. Of Leo Broadway. win d
.'Ll % Vv3 Ip creditors. Daniel -. Sherman
Nos ecHcI trustee Tor 'hc 1Womby Motors Com
pam a." IWomop Power Company and Inc womb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
LASCELLL.S CnNlrnsIrInN-
CONirneIrlnN cnNrInNILn


SAM Il EEoOkS.--, imposition lr settle
Judge Charles ~ Heugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COOK .-Japancse erst class, honest. sober. wants
position In private family or bachelors spsrt-
meut. beat cty reference. George lama. al Last
lsth s.
Acknowledgements cook butler. houses ORR /.
CITY. country. good references. Watsna5e 20
Madison
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O-TE-SA.GA

On Otsego Lake. COOperstOSn' \ J.
81, Hours hy Ran from Now lo.ao pp,,a
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
AZTEC BUSINESS MEN
PROTEST MORTGAGE LAW

ESPECIAL coHHesFonotecE 10 MORNING JOURNAL
Aztec, \. NJ, Jan. A protest
against the unjust mortgage law now
on the statute hooks OF New Mexico,
is being prepared by the Aztec Com
mercial club and Representatives elect
}, NJ. Palmer will doubtless introduce
Il al the coming session of the leg
stature
The assessor Of San Juan. as wen
as those of one or two other counties
take the mortgage record book in the
county clerks office and assess every
mortgage to the owner. Then the
land mortgaged IS valued at it's full
cash value and assessed to the land
owner and no deduction is allowed
enher hy the law or the assessor for
the amount OF the mortgage That
this is unjust double taxation is APP
parent.
While there is no valid objection
to the taxing OF mortgages. yet the
land owner should not he made To
pay on more than his equity IL is
hoped TO interest other commercial
bodies IN the state, to the end that
the law be so amended as to remove
the injustice,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
JOE LEVY WANTS
CACTUS CLUB To
USE KID CARTER
Manager Of Joe Rivers on Way
East Makes Proposition to'
Fred WinSori Rivers Is to
Meet Callahan.

Jack Torres and Mexican Kid Car
ter of Los Angeles. may be matched
~ the result Of the meeting Of Fred
WinSor. Of the Cactus Athletic club,
and Joe Levy last night at the Santa
re station
Levy was on the way to Chicago
with Joe Rivers, the most famous of
ms stable. He telogmphed Winsor
from Gallup to meet him Rivers was
signed to fight IN Milwaukee, but
there ~ q hitch IN the weight ques-
lion. according to Levy Rivers VIII
meet Callahan IN Memphis. Tenn.
soon, he sRid.
Winsor said he would use Carter IL
Torres would sign the articles. He
VIII wire Low al Chicago whether
Torres accepts. Ilo probably will be
able % get a definite answer from
Torres today, The Mexican Kid. Levy
said. fights at 145 and will take on
Torres AZ any mark under $50 pounds.
They probably viii agree to catch
weights II negotiations are closed
Il would be glad of an opportunity
to help Winsor boom the game i'm Al
buquefque," said Levy II believe ne
viii strengthen boxing in New Mexico.
! have found him conscientious In
my dealings with him, and that win
count a long way in makig his club
popular"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
KENNETH MULH0LLAND
PASSES AWAY IN GALLUP

.sFgciAl eoeHssposonhcs 70 sasHNo IouHnAN
Gallup. \. NJ. Jan iThe death
OF Kenneth Mulholland occurred Fri
day night Ia this city lie was the son
IL Gus Mulholland, assessor ~ Me-
hinley county
Kenneth Mulholland was 26 wears
of age he came % Gallup with his
parents when small hoy, aud was
raisea ana educated here When be
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies are U.s.
ING Recipe OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur,

HALF that loses lfs color and lustre,
or when u fadss, turns gray. dul ana
lifciess Is caused by lack 81 sulphur
in the halr oar grandmother made
up mixture ~ saee Tea and sulphur
90 Keep heT locks dark and beautiful
ana lhnurauas 81 women and men whu
value ihai even color, ihai beautiful
aarh shade ~ hair which Is so ais
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
PROBATE COURT IN
SESSION STEADILY
NEARLY EIGHT HOURS

The longest session Of the probate
court on record, was presided over
yesterday ny Judge John Baron Burg
The court was open from 9 o'clock
in the morning until after O'Clock
in the evening, excepting a short re-
cess at noon. and during this time
Judge Burg ground out an almost
continuous stream Of orders.
This was the first session of the
court for two months. the time that
the judge and Mrs. Burg have been
on an automobile trip in western
states The judge left Mrs. Burg at
Phoenix and came here by train to
open the January term He started
back to Phoenix last night. When he
will be in Albuquerque again is not
certain. If Mrs. Burg wishes to re-
main in Phoenix for the rest of the
winter he viii come back by train
At once II. however. she wishes to
return by automobile the judge will
not be here for some time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
REFORM SCHOOL
REPORT Of MUCH
HUMAN INTEREST
FactS and Figures Aro Sub-
mitied 10 Governor by Au-
ihoritieS Showing Condition
Of Institution.

SPECIAL coHHrspoSpraca 70 poRnlRc JOURNAL
I SANTA re. Jan. 4.--The report made
/ to Governor Mcdonald by the board
OF trustees Of the New Mexico reform
school at Springer. embodying the re-
port Of superintendent j. d. McPike.
( contains an immense amount Of in
teresting and useful Information. II
Is embeilishod with photographs al
scenes connected with the school
which give an insight into the life Of
the inmates.
1he report states thatithe discipline
OF the institution is excellent and
that this has been brought about by
persuasion rather than resort to
harsh methods The need of recre-
atlon among the boys Is recognized,
ana play period Is provided for taxi
ing in baseball. football and basket
bail among the outdoor sports a
military feature which has helped
greatly IN maintaining discipline has
been given much attention during the
last few months Religious services
are held regularly by both the Catho-
lie and Protestant churches
The work done BY the boys on the
school farm Is declared to have been
productive of excellent results. and
figures are given to show what has
been accomplished along this line.
Pictures Of the BOYS engaged in farm
work are shown and are specially in
teresting.
The table showing the ages Of the
boys at the time they were received
q; the school furnish much food for
reflection. Seventeen years seems to
be the unlucky age Of boy if the fig
ures are to be believed, for 81 of the
inmates larger number than is
represented by any other agei--were |
] years old when they were sent to |
Springer. 20 were Is years old and IA |
were 10. These three ages represent /
almost half the membership of the /
There are two little fell I
lows only 3 years old and one grown /
man 2 years old. although by law the |
age for admittance to thu
school Is *. -or
BernallIo county, the most popu- (
lous in the state. has the largest num- I
Der Of inmates in the school, there 1
being II from that county. Grant |
county comes next with 3, and Cha
yes third with IL IA classification 1
by nationaities It is shown that the
are largely in the major
ty, with Il, while there are 80 Mex
cans, Spanish and Spanish Am
'riean boys. The other nationalities
ire represented as follows. Negro. :.
canadian, :; German. q Indian. LII
english, / Irish. /. f ff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
SANTA FE PERSONALS.

NNFhsfNA AfNFAFef 70 MORNING. JOURNAL
Santa Fe. Jan County Clerk
Marceilno \ ortiz, returned today
from III paso, Texas. where he has
been spending vacation for the past
four weeks.
Mrs e y. Hayward and daughter
iett this evening via the Santa Re. for
san Diego, Calf, where they expect
to take in the exposition and spend
the winter there
District Judge T. G.. Abbott mas
gone to Estancia 10 open the regular
term of court this morning in place
Of Judge Medler who was called to
Los Angeles on account Of the death
of his father
Assistant Superintendent OF Public
Instruction Filadelfo Raea viii leave
The last ~ the month on a visit to
several Of the school districts in Rio
Arriha county IA company with Conn-
ty superintendent David Martinez.
Coz 4 y Twitchcll, chairman Of
the New Mexico board Of exposition
managers is expected TO return this
evening from attending the opening
ot the san Diego exposition.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Thornton
and AIRS j. r. Victory expect Ia leave
the last of the week for southern
California for the winter. Mrs. Vic
tory having rented her residence to
Mr and Mrs Reed hoilomen during
her absence
Assistant Superintendent Of Public
instruction Filadelfo Baea has post
ponod his Trip to lincoln county to
visit the schools as the weather has
been very bad IN that section. MIR
liaca will probably make the tgip
some time next month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-05
FIRST DEALERS LICENSE
ISSUED TO THE BUICK

j II. T, Jones. the Buick man. says
he Is not satisfied to sell the car that
is First in Safety" First in Com
fort" First in Power and First in
speed but that he has got the first
dealers license for 1915, being No, i.
The Bucks slogan is when better
automobiles are built Buick will build
them and Air Jones says, when
better automobiles are sold ! viii
sell them