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ADJUSTMENTS.
&. gre His-,S->-e

DFar91x TIE cogrs< u tae making If
G5s 1te-1-s, TIE Ee,ge-erz.so- =
EEsca as sSas 1bc-z-Sze5 Ts-szoa Of
Tce Esgsca-a.l0z CEe- gEttsres
s.Dry O. gznss Eoss. zro rhEcea ss
5e@-g Dressnte6 5y William FOX. ft
WA EerssszrF 10 take scene II tls
s2rGrTaE.s - an excursion beat Skinny
ne Ss-. w1o wzs oss " TIE hero
7To-sas1s-s os Cwsa gs15zrs, 8. oySsr
70 get sTsa 1E-o so-s o. hss enemies.
III 40 By 5G-zsnz ~ s5 sxcs-ssoz
sns- Al iris "a perfectly poytrsT@S
II TIE Regs5s-st1o-3, Director
WALSH ~ g-est src<css sec-,s1 Al
III .ss1aoae6 barge and hr;n5-sSss o.
l1ws-T characters. rsn and women.
ard tSok the entire oa-ry-zezr9y 30
ss-o-g-1p ~ Glen Core or the Yes.
-4Tsy, where Il co-sss-aeS AZ entire
6sF 70 slra taEs o1e scene z. an ra-
s1s1aiiT Ezrgs cast II 81 predicted mat
caas scs,s gfE be oae os tie ssnsz-
aons of tstz zig teat7re Dsc.-ye.
TIE gszeaerstson 5s the third
zlzsrtSc and spec-ocssia- Fox feature
play. and wifi BE- slozn ~ the Hippo
oro1as theatre Frfdzy afternoon and
eyerfnz
The gszene-z:ion~ ia by ,a- more
SSsEBbAslz2 EEL kJstIS4ISs ssCgE -<--Ss9s a Essx
heart tSro5s thsn the tyo prs7ioJs
Yoz features, The Gorz IT FEzts" and
THE TTo Orphans" gatca sane had
their zforfrg ~ this theatre lately.
YatalTn Williams, the renowned
celebrity .. the screen who thrilled
millions fl TIE great serial story The
AtTsntGrer ~ Ystht7n," fl featured zt
tigsz theatre tonight II her orn pro
dBcttoa, The Erltznz or the Desert"
Another feature II .ontsht's program
will re ysssngT's lz.ez. three~zct
6rarfs entitled Hearts and Ro.es"
Hearts and Roses" is one % the
awe@test rorasnces ever filmed and
features the bea9.ffuI and talented
lesffng la6T, Bsverfy Payne,
GtGneF Dreg. the famous vftsgrsph
comedian. UiII furnish the laughs on
tonizht's pro2rsn IN his Iatest Vita
graph corasty saccesS, Tnlrcky
TE1te. ~ fTerftsssroe
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PEOPLES INSTITUTE
WILL SEE PICTURES
Films Exhibited AZ High Tension
Club Meeting Wili be Shown
Tonight

The PsopIsg' Institute which Was
established two years ago by the
Psr. John e. Sage, is entering upon
fits third year Of usefulness with In
creased sntereE. On the Part Of the
colored people Of CTR city The df-
rector, ReT. ~sr. SAGE. has announced
for tonight Al exhibition o. the NOV
ing pictures which we're given last
even5ng by the Iigh Tension club.
through the courtesy 0. this organ
izztton, Mr.. Sa2e has secured these
films 20 exhibit 70 the members Of the
institute a. their building this eTen-
ing. II ia the policy Of this organizs-
tton that ali entertainments and sx.
htb9.fons are free 10 those enrolled
az members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
,ek Aoainst Them.

Luck Against Them or eau
Chicago Evening Post; II - luck
think of any other DIT VI ;ust set
that can happen to the aihes,
it down that it's going to happ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
eI,w DAMAGES,

I United Fress Lessed Wire 5eryice. ]
PORT IADigOS. Iowa, Oct. 10
EecaaEe Grg, aosa Reach zfyertised
for Sife 'or her son, August, con-
Quoted the sHbseguent corresDandence
in hig name and raisreDregentef his
wealth, resulting IN his marriage 70
Helen Engel ~ Omhaa, a jury today
awarded the darghterin-Iaw sz,5G0
damages in tne care. remanded from
the supreme court.
August and Helen now have happy
family Of seTen children a. the result.
II four line matrimonial adyertigec
rn"nt in Lincoln, Web, Newspaper
eight yGarg ago
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SHhK5-UP ON
FOOTBALL TEAM
Lo1sf Squat GSsss Tsro1sa Sss
Trsasf,-r.x.SSa Iris MEEK 10
>-s>s-st1,r fs- ssssr<zys
Cs-ss.
STRENGTHENING OF LIEE


a zGSg9 mary .oo1Gssgl ,eanS zssSzt
ras eGsaag-y aye an the t1-css n EsG
saake>s5 II tie present. .8nss z.4 the
aTza syaa1 Es 10 sxcsC-4o1~ Frosa
gress1t Esssez.slr1s, -as team tazt NIL
hattie Msz-st plsAsz2- 1syt SstErSzy
1T Eoesas pgssssn: 1gIa 5s no shifted
AZ 70 ~ almost g-sseeSgzszzo3s,
TIE Est t-o 1ssezts II the Kso<sk
team BY Sgsfmz-oo za1 YDrr EzSsso-,
the tEo sse7sas that He0EGk was
most c1e;st&nz On " viz fro-a. 1zs
openef tas syes u TIE SszGscs ~ sas
far fazt {. re seasoa 10 gofnx 10 o@
brought " e sgccsasfgl csnss, TIA.
THE team hat n os strengthened,
Practice aIparsbr3Y az& not tone
this and rs 81 azs Dssa iGs1ld rascez-
sarY NJ MAKE saifts.
Heretofore the ilzs has been Hgnt
and the bayczfsit hsaT7> The Hight
line could not hol5 and the aezrJ
backfisid coBld nat ge+ started Next
Gaturday, Il vii be Yise VERA, The
line vii he cor1pDses NJ gGDd hezyy,
husky. holding material and the back-
field win Ds light
4 number N the Dia7ers are being
tried out IN new pDE!tiona. but II can
not be definitely stated just a. the
prsbent Tho VIII EoIG GoSE the Szrto
oug positions.
willard Roberta. ms: big tsII bark,
has been shifted 30 the line and
Evans has been trying OIt hlg place.,
Evans ig one Of the faategt runners
on the squad and s. 81 believed that
he will be able 70 FIJI the place.
Hancock, the fast quarter. may re-
tire from the game for the SEASON He
frS, kI r.rnt141~y IN,
and has been unable " report for the
last few days. Wygle, one N the
halfs, will play at quarter now. D@T.
ey Ewing. new man, has been ret
ting the pace in Wygle's old positiOn
Rowe. who has been Developing into
one of the fastest halfg that the 10
cal school has ever produced, viii ~
tain his old position In the back hcld
the only one not affected by tho
change.
Interest In football at the high
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Governors Daughter weds.

UNITED Press Leased wire Service /
SPRINGFIELD. III Oct. 20-Thous
anda Of curious persong gathered
about the Church on the Immaculate
Conception early today In hope u.
getting a glimpse Of Miss Eileen
Dunno eldes; daughter Of Governor
Edward F. Dunno. whose marriage 10
MT VIM. CorbOy, OF Chicago. wag
solemn'zch there AZ 1920 a. m.
The curious ones were disappointed.
closed canopy was erected during
the night from the door OF the church
TO the edge Of the approach and the
wedding party stepped from their
carriages into the church withou, be
ing seen.
Both Mr.. Corboy and Miss punne
refused to make the plans Of thcI,
honeymoon public and preparad to
slip away from the thousands OF chr.
iousity seekers anxious to give them
a "sendoff."
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COMPLAINTS ARE MADE


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LATTER -- TIE Vocal Egsz1 Ct liz C--
csx3. S-E5-g-1- and Ss-E--T rz5E-rsz1,
SsEzx so- ecS5z-sG1 Il rs-s1TEg
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seeecs zst-s- L. EzE zsIessas =
-Ess1s s--s-z-g g-ckEE TEs Letter Z
tBl Is AZ ksGsows>
C--o1sr -. r9l5-
MI AF5s-I 6 MARVEL Axlt G.
2 q O z z Co. 1soEs GEs
Dszr E&-> We s-e -scszFg --T
protests 81 tlEs o.ges to- rssE
Gs--s sez--s % ra5zr s-rsl ELx.
-ss sEf-ct s-gIsg e yc- switch
rig Ts,as S9srz-9 -asE- pszes s1t
co-a.g-- 6G-9-g TIE -5ga- ~ Hazt
Arrears 20 -Es- re z-acGzszrT
1Iowszg q TEE szgz-s wzEE-Es
We are aware EEz- srvn -as
Es-T zzt9-e N -1s ss-T1os 10 -
cersev-a5 -s cz-1ot h>s entire
~ Disposed NTH Ne are also
sEsre -izt -ss safety q To1r
o~1 soD1ogss demand 11st Prop
-.c- s-.s. snd that t6s EG2S1Es IL
EEs1 ss means II collE7kcs-
tioa between distant rzrG @ go1r
Ts-sE. 5s- IRE .sosg-- pgssEsiT
Toz EogId recognize -ae rights Of
coupIslrsats By taking gD this
matter with yos1r operating de-
Dsrtneat- whom re think, nov
that their attention fz called 10
ft, rozid h.e able 20 dsTise some
method Whereby the object
so1zE- could be attained without
imposing zaT additional hazard
Or hardship on yozr snpsoyss-
II fl f. possible for Is 20 coop
crate with yo1 IN any manner by
ordnance or otherwise. ne wo1i1
ae pIsz1@d to receive yo1E re
GUezss.
You're ysrg t-nIy,
]. A n COLLINS.
Superintendent Of the Department
O. Public Safety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20
BOARD SELLING
COUNTY BONDS
Gale Of Paper Voted sorse Time Ago
Was Being Conducted by
SucsryIsors Today.

The sale Of bonds voted three weeks
szo by the Lee county board Of supe =
y.sors war being conducted by the
board tbis afternoon. Fifteen bond
ing houses had their representatives
on hand 70 bid on the issue which
aagregates over $4,000. The bondE
wifi be soid 70 the lowest bidder. The
hoard propoGes 70 pay the bonds a.
the rate Of :10,9)1 each year, starting
in 1871
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New Jersey result and contributions
10 the melting pot flowed in. Every
woman in Toxa Is urged TO send in
teEelry, silver spoons and anything
that can be melted into campaign
fund Among articles received today
we're dog collar set with dimes and
nickeis and gold from set OF false
teeth.
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There aeemn 10 Limit.

United Press Leased Wire ger7lce /
NEW YORK. Oct. Bethlehem
Steel common gold II s529, A gain NJ
more than 81 over yeEterday's close,
during the last few minutes Of trad.
ing On the gtock exchange today. A
year ago today while the stock ez,
change wss closed. Bethlehem wac
quoted IN the outslde market AT s2c.
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Iowa Melting Pot.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.1
DIES MONIES. Iowa. Oct 20.-Un-
dismayed By the defeat of votes for
women" in New Jersey yesterday. the
state suffrage convention met today
and planned an aggressive campaign
until the June election when the suf
fraze amendment will go to a vote.
Leaders were not discouraged at the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-20

of private contractors. :, mrs.
sThat policy" he said. wo"iu .op.
vent effective agitation for Wal, q. h,
Quoted by those who make pioN'
manufacture of war supplies b,ll.
Rerarding the ship purchase built
Daniels said the ships should De '" ,ss
on plans drawn by the navy troa.
as navy auxiliaries in case Vi
BILE" plan.
His FIVE year navy increase .i,lior
involving expenditure of hail d the
dollars, has been approved D-ovids
president, he said. and woulu
a well proportional" navy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Mr. Renehan offering q resolution
providing that the city marshal Ri
cardo Abr.d. file charges a4alnst the
santa Fe club and the Elks CLUB for
selling liquor on SUNDAY OF selling i
on ans other cas- without license.
A health ordinance presented oy
DR. James a. Rolls vas passed. Be-
sides providing stringent quarantine
regulations it REGULATES dairies. de-
clsrire chat every establishment dis
posing az the milk from two or more
cows he declared q dairy thai milk
~ cooled 70 30 degrees Fahrenheit
uat sheds and TIE clothing ~ em-
Moves ne frungioIsly clean and that
an Diaries pas a license raneiHs from
IS far two COWS. W % So for
CONS
Another ordinance was passed
aimed AGAINST Levi a. Hushes ana
introduced Dy Romulo Lopez. %
salaonkeeper j. provides that ali
Establishments where hides. pelts ard
skins are cured. dried stored OF
kept shall not Ice permitted wi,ain
the c.v limits.
The cHy attorney was requested %
draw are ordinance to govern roon-
ing houses
Ambrose Medmno res sned as p"-
iiceman and Ramon MARTINEZ was
appointed in DIS stead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
START CONTESTS
FOR SEASON PASS
To BALL GAMES
Gid or Woman VINO 6uesses
Color Of Trimmings on
Home Uniforms Gets One;
Another Prize for Nickname.

Manager George u. Reed ordered
fse Aihuqoerqus clnh's home uniforms
lasg night ~ telegraph fhsir color
wlIi not - known unfl tAey arrive
here In the meantime a guessing
contest viii b. held. the person guess
inx the eoior q the trimming On the
uniforms 70 D. given q season ticket.
only girls ard women are eligible To-
TIE contest.
The xusxsers should send taeif
eaesses 20 Manager REED - the no
tei Combs. toEsther with their narne
ana address Zach person. of coures-
wil1 b. allowea only enc attempt. -
an eue wha esris ga the cnicrs -
trs spectrum vii - automatically
aiagrsHfls Ire gaesses may be sent
81 ans time
TIE name eentset aiso r. N. TIE
PM ln tbs all D. ihe same--a sra
son t5ckes- Tbs IL open q every
body Tns ohIscs i q sakrest the
tsss nlcsrasns for ths club TIE nomi-
nAsssa xhaeh = accepted wlil - the
eiat's nffirial soarlquef.
Ire M0nday c0nritiee. saica con-
slnasd the sale % stock YESTERDAY.
founA th~ huslress men fans willing
eIssosneFs II the Tuesday and We'd
rts1ay committees meet with TIRE
EaEne sacetsx tWenty-iee weeks -
lsague baseball viii hs csstsin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
MISS MYERS REPORTS
INSPIRING MEETING OF
TEACHERS AT RATION

sseEssa rasatsss1 siuf - 80 snmssssa ss.s~..tr
Ssn@ Pc. ApEl l--Miss Manctfc
Is e.. saf--ft5sef 20 mdruraal educa-
uen Na Msyieo. returned to-day
from Ration atd Nii leave imme.
uiatfif on an nsf~ciion trip Is CARR
saEo and other points in Lincoln
rouuiy. She reports thar a Two days
injecting 81 me teachers 90 Ration vas
one ~ ihe most Interesting ana inspir-
~ that sfs ever attended. ana that
ias address 0f Governor Mcdonald
ur David r. Boyd and Dean " A
Narroon aroused anhounaed enthu-
slasm
County gpernteudent ssturnino
iaSa, ~ Valencia county. was in corr
saiisii9n today with the department
ol education DE reports thirteen
1rW modern school houses be- his
county quite revolution in educa-
uonai matters * recorded under his
administration
Fhe Cts hoar1 - education 10 san
"a 80 met This evening 60 consider me
annual budget and the matter ~ tho
election ~ teachers The re-elects q
members ~ me board took heir oath
q office lt WIS source ~ snuch
specification g. the board 70 D. IN
formed thai the contribution of the
state from ihe s'hool income fund 10
Inv cas- seheoi~ wlll during tie next
Yeer. ne two and g hale times a. great
~ last Ycar--u other words that In
s'ead of $1,000 the city Will receive
zoe from thar source
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
VIGIL RESIGNS
FROM BOARD OF
.3s FAIR MANAGER
Official Steps Down
and Dennis Chavez Of Az
buQuerque Is Appointed as
His Successor

sfnis r.. April i4.-nisirlri Attpr-
nv Manusi a. vIgL ~ Albuquerque
today resigned a. member 90 the
Ntw Mexico exposition board. and
Governor Mcdonald appointed Dennis
chaffs. ~ Aihugueuque. Il succeed
lim Nisil was secretary Of the hoard
The resignation ~ Canc Warden
Trinidad DE- uaes Is also expected
iu e. day 81 twa. Both Vigil and Baca
ere ifdifi=d ea saturday b. tae fed
'rai srana iuB On the saialar ease
Judge X. T. Lapehlin a.d Marcellno
A Garca. - sasta re ani FuIeencio
e. o. Eaca. g clayton. sent IN Dc
iae..s h-,ni Ter sGe88
The governor also appointed Charles
D. Dennis - Clovis e member % the
f'eniEtntlary hnnfd a. sacceea Georec
D. tir p. 81 Carrzozo. Who res encd
tp iake piae~ on the state tax COM
rassaoH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
GREAT BRITAIN MUST
SPEED UP PRIZE COURTS

Washington. April i2-Meved tt
ne appeals for relief from the own-
srs ~ American ships aHd careoes
row held lie British ports mainly Al
Rirkwall the state department
preparing further REPRESENTATIONS 60
the British government reguesuug =
speeding up * the machinery ~ the
prize courts
50 far. not q single American snip
~ cargo has passed tnroush he
British prize courts although manl
~ thosc held were Seized months
s9o
Sotice was today received from tAe
British government that in rase cpa-
iraband il found BE- che cargo q de-
tanned ships. an 81 the EXPENSES ~
loading. unloading and deekaEa Ntil
Sc charged 20 tire shippers
In view ~ thp wide range - the
Hr!slsh cnptrahand list. few earsoes
can hope 70 escape these charses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
THIRD GRAND JURY IN
0TER0 COUNTY DURING
PRESENT TERM AT WORK


Aiamogordo. ". M. April 1.-THE
third grand jury impaneied during this
term of court for otero county began
is deliberations this morning at s.Se
O'Clock, but did not make any report
today or ttnight, and it is understood
viii not take Up the cases of ]. L.
Porter and O. ~ Tslley. charged with
the murder OF Ralph s. Council I'M
ia tomorrow The courts instructions
We're the same as those given 10 the
second grand jury.
Herbert b Holt. OF Las Cruces, at
torney Tor Porter and TalIey, inter-
posed a challenge 10 the array OF the
jury. but Judge Leahy promptly over
ruled the challenge and ordered the
oath &c he administered 10 the jurors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
ALL COUNTY TAXES FOR
MARCH ARE RECEIVED

7s'tsiaa eosstsps~1r~ss 70 ssssHss sSUsssu
santa Pc April f2.--The last OF
the counties today RENTED their
March collections Of state taxes 10
state Treasurer o. n. Marion, as fol-
lows. Eday county. $7,4ss.lS: Grant
county, s4s2sa: Sierra county. ssss.-
e.. san Juan county. sse2-Sf. Rio Ar
riez county $slless chaves county.
x-.tstsGs Valencia county. ssle.s2.
Treasurer Marion will make his
monthly distribution 10 the various IN
siitatiens during this week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
Beware Of 0intments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

q. -s-.--r ulil surely DESTROY the sarss q sueii
- ...rltiafafr daranre tEe Wtel- system wDfH
.rferIre n througa the Mucl1s s1fiaes- sc-
srfisl..s sh.a'l never - ussl eEcfrt 90 lrfsefil
r-s fuu rsputabie rhysicizns, o. fae dai14 g
49, vii 81 i ten faid % The sod yo4 czl pc
sifr a.rfr. from them Halfs Catarfl core.
s-srqfartareA D. p ]. Cheney a Co.. Iolrl- o.
..-fni4s 20 EercrrT. aui j. fsAen l-ltilsi ~ :
..r5-r sl-s.tfr arau IT, hload snd muasas s1f.
fssss u IT, srsfeu. 10 tuT.ng Halle tatafft
grra - sa-~ yea get the ranIlne lt IS t-ErA
irfa-rslIr AID uate ia ft.-i1. GAO. d D :
tb..ar 4 Ca IesliEanials ne.
Ssa ~ druggists Price. 7ae. - bottle
Iat- Hairs F4uuy Pals far csastii4ti.a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Alderman Romuln Lopez and Mic
amor Baea moved that the petition be
granted and 81 special election called
in June bug Alderman Eenehau
asked that thu petition Dc referred
10 e committee 60 examine into its
iesaliy and the aenulneness II the
signature. the committee fo re-
port at special meeting 60 be
held ga next Tuesday evening ON
this committee were appointed Al
demen Renehan. Raca and Celso
Lopez
Mr ReHehan introduced a resolu-
ton citine James Lopez before the
city council so q special meeting &C.
be held on April e. 20 show cause
Why bis license should not De reyok-
ed. City AttorueT Davies asked that
a special city prosecutor u engaged
In the case. as be had appeared for
Lopez in the district court H. D.
Bowman was appointed. Lopez was
arrested this afternoon on fnforma-
tion by Assistant District Attorney
A. NJ Edwards on the charee 81
having sold liquor % an intoxicated
man. Emilio ortiz. who died 4 few
hours afterwards
a sensation was then sprung by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Baiumore. April ~ Newnrs Woa
an sasy viatory ONES RaHimeFs ieaa
5 60 o smith was easy f0r NfeafA
and retired IN fhs sixth nuinE
score 81 g E.
Newark en- Iee asa--s go
baltimore zee ea4 eai-1 2
KaisarilnF and Helm
srsih. SBgEs. wilhelm and owens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
ST. MARY'S SECONDS
BREAK TIE WITH FOURTH

81 Mgry's sec@nt team broke the
fie Wits ths Fourth ward team yes-
isrdas Afternoon hs 8ete4fins them,
10 ,. ~ Lana park The hsiteries
we're Esplnosa aaA Gsreia Tor -.
Mzrvs and Esea. Len sri charrs
fer ~ Feurfh ward
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

susitA. sehsoeF. saaupp. Meyers and
smith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Cheytnus wye. Arrl t 3
PAfkhurst wss s.lled ana traeuea
engine he was driving was demai shes
To-day wien ruH doNn uy t.alan Pa
clfie iass passenger train a naFham
ihteea mtles east
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Milwaukee April 1---If was ae-
nouncea tonight ghsi Aa Wedges vlH
meet Freddie Welsh iu this cltY 90
May = fB tea-FonBa no ee aaa
heut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
PRESENT
BIC PETITION At
COUNCIL MEETING
Local Option Question Is Now
SQuarey Up to People Of
Santa Fe Chief Justice
Makes hot Speech.

Santa f. April IA petition
signed IS 80 citizens. Ias more than
TIRE iaw requires. pratins for a boz
cal opuan election in the city IF
Santa BE-. Was presented tonight hy
chief Justice T. j Roberts. supreme
Court Justice T. H. Hanna, District
Judge g. g. Abbott. Judge John r.
NcFIe. United states Commissioner
n 7. Dunleavy. Lew A. Hushes and
other prominent citizens. % the city
council
Judge Nope made the presenia-
tion speech. ana Justices Roberts and
Hsnna also addressed the council
Chief Justice Roberts denounced es-
pecEaily the sale ~ liquor 20 minors,
expressing desire o. take the axe
TO ans saloon that ever sold liquor 10
his hoy ard of shooting the saloon
keeper who opposed such summary
justice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

W2sAlngtoa. April 1.-THE WASH
luFtpu Am+racans captured series q
sKhlh.tien H4naes here today ~ de-
leating ths New YORK Nationals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
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WANTED Nnuug man about 81
wears aid Tar soda fountain @arss
must give good references Call a.
HUT Bros corner F0ur'a and Cen
trail
FOR SAi.k~-Flve rooms ot A-No.
furniture, all sanitary and in excel
lent condition, consisting in part as
follows: $50 hase-bnrner. SIS dining
room SET. $50 buffet. fine mahogany
piano, beds and springs. . Administer
riiEs, sxls Mus, be sold by ,. m,
Thursday 2ls South High.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Princeton. n j., Aprn ~. The
New York Americans defeated Prince
tnn here today hy a score of II to :.
score, r. III. T..
New York ..-.4...,......rI 10 .
Ffsneftan -..,...4.. :
Batteries Brown. Plta and Picker
ms schwert Chaplin. straw and KEEL.
s.hes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Kansss ciiF ApFii 3z-seiiop
held Pittsbureh ta five bits and ihe
locals won. e.
score Ri p,
Pittsburgh eaf Geo eqs---g z 3
Kansss city OF Gel 0ax-1 8
Bafferies-Dil ksan ara berry
Culiop and Eauerig
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Brooklyn. April l--Ths Urook-
iyn Fedsrals today uon anather ians
drawn OFT game fr0u ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Batfefies-Kapp Ehmke fleditnl
wOoduan and Bair lanu-. spila .
and Lard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13

Prosldeuee. y D.. April 1.-THE
phlladelphis National lsague team
naAe elsen sweep in a two-game se-
res with The prnTldeuce International
league cluh by winning To-Day 80 go 3