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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-01

To the close of the Gospel Age, and
not only tells ne that the Lord Will not
gather His Jewels sooner. hut also i'm
piles that the only class TO he gathered
at that time viii he the jewel class
He comes TO make mp His Jewels. We
have here a contradiction Of the ordi-
nary thoughts on this subject: OD
That He has been gathering His jewels
all along for the past six thousand
years, evidently an erroneous thought,
since He has appointed a Day, in the
end of the Ace, In which He Will
gather, or make up. His Jewels: and
90 That everybody who is respectable,
halfway decent, is to be gathered to
the Lord and share in His kingdom
Our text distinctly points out the fact
that only a very exceptional class will
be sought for and gathered.
The class here described as Jewels
is Contrastcd In tho context with other
classes the proud" who have much
Of the success NJ the present time; and
the workers Of wiCkedness." who
tempt God and arc not careful TO
please and serve Him. Such evidently
are the majority Of mankind. Tho
jewel class Is described as they that
feared Jehovah that rcvercnced Him
seeking the Jewels.
But. We inquire. whore are Jewels
usually found? The answer is that
they may he found In very unexpected
places. For instance. the diamonds ~
South Africa are sometimes mingled
with the ordinary gravel and some
times imbNdded in blush black CLAY.
They all require to he searched after
and to he washed from he mire. he
fore being prepared 10 reflect and re-
tract the light So some NJ these Jew
els that the Lord is now seeking ont
from the world are 10 he found in the
ordinary walks ~ 1itc. and some came
from deep down in the miro.
In the world NJ mankind the Lord
does not expect TO find the jewels IN
perfect order shaped, cut. polished and
ready for the setting in e. ry. ON the
contrary. by one class Of His servants
lie lifts them out nf the mire Of sin
and the horrible pit. cleanseS them
through the merit " His own preCi MS
blood and through His Word; and
then, through other servants, He POI
ishes them with Divine skill, in order
that they may roseCt and refraCt the
light of the glory of God-the Divine
character Justice. Wisdom, Love
As the diamond in its rough state
uncut. unpublished, would have no more
value than a common stone for ordi-
nary purposes, so those whom the
Lord is selecting and preparing AZ
His jewels are 10 derive their ultimate
value from the cutting, shaping pol
ishlnE 0f their characters under Divine
Providence. As II is written. we are
His workmanship" We cannot sup
pose the illustration 10 he perfect IN
every particular, yet We may readily
see that while Divine Grace Is to hC
credited with the entire outcome tho
beauty Of the finished Iewel-nevertho-
| less Divine Grace operates aCcording
| to principles and conditions, under Di-
/ vine Law. As the experienced dia'
mond miners reject the soft clay and
various Of the hard stones in seeking
| for those of tbt desirable kind So the
great Jewel Gatherer operates accord
/ ing to a principle in seeking for Mis-
/ Jewels
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

He rendered Il In a moment of pique.
II was said, and he felt That his in
dignntion at the attitude of the may
or had led him 10 play into Mr.. Boat
rights hands and to commit n pOlit-
ical blunder. Friends OF Mr.. Tierney
who said they were familiar with the
circumstances inserted there was alb
solutely nothing 10 warrant a demand
for the commissioners resignation.
II was intimatcd that the r%oslgna-
ton would either be Withdrawn or
plans laid to have the council take
some action to nulilfN u. whether
tho resignation can be Withdrawn or
whether the council can take any
such action In a wide open question.
~ the matter stands now. there is
no question at all but that Mr.. Tier
ney handed his resignation To the
mayor and Il was accepted.
Mr.. Ticrn0y has been street COM
missioner FOR half a generation. Ito
took office In 1900. under Mayor
Marion, and has served continuously
over since. He was In the city coun-
~ before becoming commissioner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

ANOTHER NEUTRAL VESSEL.
the second Norwegian steamer to
meet disaster In the naval war zone
established By Germany has some TO
h bottom during a trip across the
North sea. Her crew was rescued,
FIGHTING IN FRANCE and Rel
GUM apparently IL increasing In
severity. Today's official reports from
Paris and Berlin show that the
french attempted TO break through
the German line az two points toward
h eastern end, and that the GER
mans made an assault on the trenches
OF the allies In Belgium without Of
tecting important results In any
cases. The Germans claim the cap
ture OF two towns IN the Nosges,
a NEW ATTACK has been begun
ny the Russians on the fortified Gal
ictan city OF Przemysl. whose resist
anee Of the bcsiegers month after
month has been u of the strongest
features Of the campaign in the east.
The Russians are reported to have
brought up new heavy guns for the
assault. Elise Shere In Galicia. ac-
cording to unofficial advices, the RUS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

SLAMS have eained ieosurc Of sue
cess. especially Dukla pass.
where the AusJriare said to have
suffered heavy losn the last few
days.
FROM BNGlyISOuRCEs Il ~
reported that tAlusslans have
formed a line alohe Pruth river
In Bukowina aud . new battle Nv
developing. This DTS with recent
statements that Austrians had
succeeded In c~learll Of Bukowlna
OF the Russians.
IN NORTHER1LAND. so far
rs German accotpf the lighting
show, the GermiAlrsult OF the
Russians continual has resulted
IN the winning ofial Polish cities
and towns. Lonbelieves. how
ever. that the 1rth OF the GER
mans into hostildtorv, after <
peiling the Russlfom East Prus-
sia. has been sta
A BERLIN lTAltY critic
writes that In thit the Germans
must abandon th'ld warfare for
a time and restrhemselves to-
"s.eady holding 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
Commissioner Of
Streets Gives
Up Office
Martin Tierney, in Charge of
Local Thoroughfares for
Half a Generation, Resigns;
To Take Effect March /.

street Commissioner Martin Tier
ney has resigned his office. Tho res
.lEnation, 10 take effect Mapch 4, was
rendered 10 Mayor Boatright Thurs
day. Il was learned today. and ac-
cepted on the spot, Commissioner
Tierney ~ a Democrat.
The mayor said this afternoon that
Mr.. Tierney gave no reason for re-
signing. When a reporter for the
Herald learned ~ the resignation Mr..
Tierney was at work on the streets
and an effort TO locate him for IN
explanation OF the resignation failed.
There was an unconfirmod report
that Mayor Boatright found occasion
10 criticize a piece Of work done By
Mr. Tierney and took him 90 task
for a.. More OF less biuntiy, Il IL said,
the mayor told Mr.. Tierney that his
resignation was In order. and the
commissioner In @ spirit the reverse
Of meek, offered Il.
II was said this afternoon that Mr..
rierney afterward regretted laying
his resignation IN the mayors hands,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
NOTICE.

] viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted ny Mrs. &. l.. XII
gore.
(Signed) H. w. KlLGORE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
WORLD WELCOME At
CONTINUED from Page onc.l

Moore Of the exposition Immediately
ont back word that the flash had
come through and that the exposi-
ton was formally opened.
The president used a telegraph key
studded with gold nuggets which was
used by President Taft In opening
the AlRskan-Yukcn exposition. Pres
ent at the ceremony were Secretaries
Bryan. McAdoo, Houston. Wilson,
Daniels and. Attorney General Greg
DRY, Assistant Secretary Roosevelt OF
the navy. Senators Works II Per
kins, and an OF the representatives,
from California, Governor Hamlin OF
the federal reserve hoard and Mr.
caminctti. commissioner general Of
Immigration.
Promptly al 3 o'clock the president
pushed the telegraph key down for
several seconds amid "a burst OF hand
cInpping.
GiThis appeals to the imagination
rRther than TO the eye" saids the
president.
Members OF the California con-
gressionai delegation thanked him for
opening the exposition and he re-
sponded by sayins that he expected
10 visit Il later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
THE PAsTIME TO SHOW
"a FOOL THERE Was

The Pastime theater the
coming 1of the thrilling photoplay.
Fool There Was.' which will be
seen at the Pastime sunday aud Nom
day Feb - and 20. This h. one Of
William. FOx's strong presentations.
II " an adaptation from Rudyard
Kipiing's famous poem. The YAM
pire.'
This sensational play. ono Of the
most successful OF the century. and
for many years the starring vehicle
of Robert billiard. has been convert
ii into "A supremciy vivid and start
ling photo play by the William Fox
forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
COMMITTEE
NOT ANXIOUS TO
BEGIN WORK
Majority Seeking Good Place
to Let Go of Blood State Col
lege Investigation, Is Report
in Capital.
Estate Capital Bureau
(Eycnlng Herald
laI DE NarEas Hotel.

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Feb. go.-Another
-postponement OF active operations
by the Hood investigating commit
lee was forecasted this morning when
Il was announced seml-ofdcialiy that
the committee would not go Go Las
Cruces before the first OF March. A
number OF members, Il was said,
were going down to the cattlemcn's
convention = and the commlttee
thought probably II would wait and
go az the same time. IL was said
that The audit Of the books OF the
failed bank and Of the college would
occupy a week and that there was
no use OF the committee beginning IL
sitting until this audit had been
completed.
The fact seems TO be that there IN
no great rush on the part OF the ma
'jority 10 carry out the provisions OF
the Blood investigation law. Every
opportunity for delay, apparently.
has been seized upon by the majority
and there Is n%egiuning TO be felt here
a definite suspicion that the majority
wishes that It could find a satisfac-
tory place To let go. The delay unth
March I will mean that che commit
tee has but ~ days In which to make
It's Investigation, examine witnesses,
weigh the evidence and prepare "A re-
port. In view Of the extent OF this
work t~horoughneHe In any part OF II
seems impossible within SUCH "A.
period. II was said that the com
mittee would hold no hearings here.
at least until after the hearings In
Las Cruces had been completed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
Toddys War
Summary

IN AN ATTEMPT to force the
oar1anelles, the gate Ia Constant
nople, f~e"ch and British warshlps
began a bombnrdment OF the Turkish
f~ortihcations yesterday. which is be-
ing continued today. An allied fleet
has been az the entrance OF the Oar
dnnellcs for several months and re-
ports from time TO time Indicate that
damage was done to some OF the
Turkish forts. An Official statement
Issued IN London today says that
a%eroplanes are cooperating with the
warships In the attacks which had
considerable effect" The present
movement evidently Il the most for.
midable which has been made In the
effort 90 force a way through the
Dardanelles. Beyond which lies Con-
stantlnople.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
moi
AGREED To BY
GOVERNOR HE
INSERTS
Executive Says He Was Asked
Opinion Only Regarding Ono
Glass Of Counties and His
Suggestion Was Ignored.

= Santa ". \. H., Feb. 2o.- .
. Governor Mcdonald iusncd lho =
= following statement this after =
. neon .
! was not asked Cor AN opln- .
. ton ~ the conference committee =
2 Of tbs legislature Appointed 20 =
= consider salaries o. county ON .
. GERS excfrt concernlne salaries =
. ~ one ciass Of ceuntit8. 10 suH- =
. session made w me wns adopted =
. nor do / know what TIE COM =
. mlfice had ln mind and finally =
= agreed or did not agree In re- =
. Hard 10 salaries. =
This statement was handed TO :
. tho reporters IN q signed meme =
= prandum bf the governor ard =
. Wns called Forth ~ an article IN =
= q morning paper which LEFT the =
= impression that the governor =
= had reached an Agreement with Z
. tbs conference committee ~ 10 =
= one class OF county salaries; and Z
. BY an effort made in the capitol Z
. to convey the impression that =
. the governor had agreed TO =
= other phascs Of the contcrcnce =
. report. q
. The governor wont into the =
. conference az the suggestion Of =
. Mr.. Palmer Of San Juan county Z
. and stated 10 the conference that Z
. he thought $500 for ~ asses :
. sos and treasurer and ff.sec Tor =
9 The Ehcrinfn San JsAen. Rio AR Z
. riba and Sierra counties might =
. De fair. The committee finally =
. agreed upon xf.1g0 but the Eoy- :
. crnor had no part IN the conn Z
. promise. one member o. the =
. committee. Il IN understood, sug- Z
. Rostod that he be consulted AZ 20 Z
. other salaries but shis was not Z
. done. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

santa nc. \. NJ. Feb. s0--At 4
o'fiotk tlsis afternoon the senate RE-
puhlicnns, having been unable 60
agree upon the report Of Do confer
cncc commlftce on saihFies, au0tiier
7eccss was taken 20 ss3o. IL WAS
confidently predicted thas nnlC~s im-
purtsnt concessions were made the
Ave Rupnhllrnns said 10 b. standing
out nnninst She report would continue
10 orpose Il.
In ortfr 40 make these ccnccHsions
q fussin.r meeting of the conference
rommlrfcc wouid be necessary and II
a. ahcrcfDre Aredicicd that Another
week uin end with the majority siiis
hEhflnN aaaonk ahcmscigcs over the
salary bill. although an agrcemeut
sin ~ possible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20
PRIMARY ELECTION
LAW INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. WALTON
Grant County Senator Offers
Measure to Abolish Old Con-
ventions as Nominating
Gatherings in State.
Estate Capital frarcan
(Etcnlne Herald
lal DC Vargns Hotel.

santa 70. N. NJ. Fob. Ex-senator
Walton today introduced IN the sen
ate a bill for the enactment OF a state
primary election law, comprehensive
In It's provisions and designed to give
the state an effective primary statute
which win an one Of New Mcxieo's
principal election needs. and obvlate
the present confusion as regards pri-
mary elections. \
Section = OF the bin provides; !
',All primary elections Of all poilt-
lcnl parties shall be held on the same
day and AZ the same place IN each
voting precinct. and shall be conduct
ed In the same manner as general
elections are held and conducted aud
under the same regulations OF law.
and by judges and clerks OF election
70 be appointed by the boards OF
couaty commissioners Of each
lty.~
Separate ballot boxes and poll
books are provided for zach party and
no voter may deposit his ballot In
more than one ballot box. his name
being recorded on the poll books OF
the party with which no votes. The
Ftihhatg ttetfton uag tnhi VIC on Nue
seventh saturday before the day OF
general election.
The bill does not seek 10 do away
with the convention system. but does
provide that the delegates TO such
conventions shall be elected at a prop
eriy conducted election as outlined.
Registration for the primary is pro-
vidcd for In the same way A. regis
tration for a general election. The
prospective voter must qualify for
voting the same M for a general
election. Official ballots are provid-
90 for under supervision of the coun-
~ clerk, as In the ease OF ballots for
general elections. Candidates Tor
county ofhcn may be nominated at the
primary election, or the delegates
chosen may nominate them In con-
veniion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

santa re. \. a.. Feb. g0.-whea
The conference committee upon
county salaries brought In It's report
TO the senaie at 5 o'clock this after
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

the governor told tho confercos the
treasurer and aaeesfor should have
ff.eoo each, and the sheriff ti,s0o.
zho governor fpaIly asreed that a
cqmpromise At tf.tso each would not
b excessive. The committee com
promised on this basis and went
home happy IN the belief that q solu-
tion OF the salary problem had been
reached. When the conferees got to-
fethef az sac thls morninE, however.
the customary salary explosion was
the nral thlne TO eur II had been
agreed that = separate bin would De
put thfunGh allowing the assessors In
first and second clnea counties $500
4xirA In the discretion Of the county
commissioners. Some Of the boys
were afraid their counts commission
efa would not let them have the
and insisted that the extra
$500 be written into the bill. There
the conference stuck up 90 haif-past
enc this afternoon when work was
Iesumad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

The election bill introduced In the
senate by Senator Panltcy provides
for n modified form Of the Australian
ballot. section II OF the bill Is as
Follows:
The board OF county commission
crs shall provide at each voting place
designated ny them a sufficient num-
her Of places, booths or compart.
mcnts which shall be furnished with
such supplies and c-onvcnicnces IA
VIII enable the voter conveniently to
lprkpsre hls ballot for ypting, screened
from observation and a guard rail- SO
constructed that only persons within
such rail can approach within five
feet Of the booths provided for and no
person shall be admitted within such
guard rail except persons going 20 or
returning from said booths-and the
election officers. The number of such
boothu shall be not less than one for
each hundred ciectofs who voted at
the last preceding election.
Section 10 provides that the booth
contain a card OF Instructions and a
sample ballot and materials for mark
ing.
Section l6 provides hat no election
shall DE held In any saloon or bar or
any contiguous place.
Section 10 proyides that an ballots
shall be printed under supervision
and with signature OF the COUNTY
clerk as at present. and shall be the
duty Of the county clerk TO cauac to
be printed thereon the names Of all
candidates which have been certified
To him" The names OF each uartv's
candidates.. under section 20 shall be
printed under the official name and
emblem Of each party ana the names
OF such candidates shall be arranged
An columns. n column being dcvot-
ed to the names 81 each political par
~ nominees. The square for mnrk-
inE II the same as In the Australian
ba3iot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-20

John GccrEc Wagner. 1rs and Mis-
Grace Wagner were married this
afternoon by Rev, G. o. Beckmsn AZ
the parsonage OF the First Mctho-
dat schu, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f..
Quler were the attendants. MIR. and
Mrs. Wagner viii make their home
az 2f5 West Marble avenue.
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