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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
1.-THE Truth About .


\ number OF people would buy
DIAMONDS were thsy sure Of being
treated fairly when purchasing. Too
frequently rlaNcd diamonds are Sold
at the price of perfect ones. Other
than so-callcd perfect dnmouds are
good WHEN bought fright. Our cxpc-
r'enee of 80 wears in the diamond
business is placed az your disposal
h"n know Just what you are getting
and pay the RIGHT price when YOU
buy "A diamond of EVERITT II YOU
hive a diamond in mind for the APP
proaching holidays come and see us
lilo other firm win give You better
valu,--fcv firm, a. Good.
JEWELliN. WATCHES. cur GLASS
SlLNERWARE, ETC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
Teachers, Next

a week from TODAY the convention
of the New Mexico Educational as-
F0Ciatiun viii be- fairly begun. The
imperial council, on whatever the}
call h. viii 30 into solemn session
next Saturday for the consideration
Of number 40 things thr nature 0t
which has not been impaired to me.
There VIII De some ceremonies 0U
Sunday. and from then un me ieHch-
ers viii own the town and thc fun
ness thereof
Exceptionally low railroad rates.
combined with tho most attractive
program that has yet been arranged
for q similar gathering. would seem
20 insure a record breaking attend
ance at this years convention. Dis
tngulshed educators gathered from
the most widely advertised ceutcrs OF
culture and erudltiup viii be here "a
give pointers 10 the New Mexico
teachers. Under The direction ~
Stanley Seder there will be % musical
program equal 70 the best that could
he produced anywhere THE social
features Of the convention have hy no
means been overlooked and taken an
together we should have a really joy
Gus time Of IL during the first half
W AhhHhhhNthE WYNN
eee
EoME PAST HISTORY.
Let's all Of MS hope that the pro-
eeedings VIII not hc married hy a. rep
etiuon Of tho nasty gQuabble that
came up last year over the future To-
cation Of the convention Il is vat
ural for Albuquerque 60 want 60 keep
the convention. Il rs equally natural
for other cities to want 20 get Il away
from her. But taking everything into
consideration. especially tho fact that
this Is d highbrow proposition. can't
We contrive 10 rec0llcCt that we are
perfect ladies' while we are STRUGGLING
Tor the honor Of entertaining the
teachers another ycar2
Last year Albuquerque ava what
any other live town populated bay
sane and rational people would have
done. She saw the opportunity 10
einch the convention for another
year by putting IN enough voting
mherHhips 10 turn tho tide Ia her
favor, and she took ADVANTAGE OF that
opportunity After II was over she
found herself reyilcd ass a buyer.
g CRATER and a crook, and was given
TO understand that she had forced the
teachers 10 come back against their
Wills
or course this tank was discounted.
and tho snarling Of the disappointed
ones was taken az exactly lts face
value. But there Is another side to
H. IL II worth while 10 try 20 do big
things ana do them right whom tho
only reward you get is nbusc2 What
announcement is there for Albuquer-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
MC0mpgEMB
dndheSoQd
Naieska Surait Gives some u tn.
Beauty Secrets That Have
Made Her the Famous
beauts Actress.

II HE thousand and enc prepara-
tians sold for improving the
'einpirNi"n really make 90 very
AllIi'hlL instead e easy for wem-
ah i' atta.H thc object 81 her de-
siir. a heauulyluE cream must DO
H@td very literally Boa order 10 Do
S0et'ssiui at ali-but 40 the price al which
Ha'h 'i'ams are sold. tile beurfvinc uro-
cess tedious indeed Besides the i'm
sfedients lack strength THE only sure way
.1 d.. si'.ess'ui IS Go make up the follow
lhk formula Yourself at hnmc- Mix tno IN
bltspoHnfuls Of glyeeriue ANA pne ounce y
Nihtpne in pint % water This results
in a satiny cream. and makes over a Mint.
which IS several times more than what YOU
obtain IN the stores and besides Won have
neauuiier which has no equal for quick
thd positive results I'd win remove every
blemish red spot and frccklc and am mud
dlness and the result is a perfect tint
purity ana clearness 81 skin which Is ex-
quisite The zintonc can De secured at
any drug store ] would advise every wom-
an 70 abandon al once the Identifying
cream she may be using and try this She
VIII not fan VI success.
MRS. AMANDA FL give you here the
only really successful method bv which am
wrinkles, both big ana little can be- thor
"ushN and successfully removed This has
the peculiar property Of making the skin
plump and vigorous n produces in a short
time % youthful appearance which is really
startling Mix az home. in "a half-pint OF
hot water two tablcspoonfuls of Elycpriuc
ana two ounces " cpto This will mako
a half-pInt Of The cream at cost sew
eral times lass than you ordinarily nav for
so-called wrinkle-creams al the stores Tho
eptol can DE secured from your druggist
50 this cream literally and faithfully and
YOU viii find az last that your dream Of
youthful face has come true.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
Anyone Can Stop
PimpleS Easily
Try Stuarfs Calcium WATERS and See
Al Skin ErupilOns Vanish Quickly.


When face is covered Win
blotches, liver spots pimplcs. black.
heads, etc, Stuarts Calcium WATERS
VIII act like some magical charm
They are natures own why uf cicuus.
ms the blood aud preventing it from
filling the surface of the hodS tho
Hkin-with pimples ana ltte sau
eruptiUuH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

The ahsllshnR of 200 akiu disorders
must begin with che blood Lotions.
halves, cosmetics etc. viii do no ma
tcrial good THE trouble COME. from
within and there the remedy mst he
applied. II sou destro quick action
and al the Same tune common
sense. natural harmless hlood purfttr
then StuauA Calcium Wafer. thi.
remedy
The eormct aBd hpe Euod pu..4er
known % Science is Calcium sui
phidc. This great cleanser ia CON.
tanned in proper puauttie u STUART
Calcium waters and that n why all
blood Troubles and nlen hlcmshr
rapidly Disappear after thp.r usp
EVer nrd .elass drusglm ln this
rountr, carries Stu8fts Calcium Wl
fers. which HIe pheasant ts take
harmless ANA uas hc obtained for
30 cents O box Mail coupon below
today for free trial racFagc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

m The Sweetest Flower That
Blows -.-... ........E S. Sede
trean-
u) tichcstad Christian and lsol-
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Htc sat Huder "a convenient
troe. happily at work upon her
trou-seaH. suddenly. playful
zephyr sweepiug through the
branches overhead. peltcd her
with foliage.
"Ah. cried Even in pleased
surprise. my friend. the Breeze.
is giving me "a fig-leaf shower
Which was how the custom
started. II is much Older than
you thought Puck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
VIE C.ARk rNGNGrn.

Me George clifford entertained q
score Of friends at her home ou North
Thirteenth street saturday afternoon.
The affuir was ia honor of her sister.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

The regular meeting OF the Lew
Wallace chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution was held
last saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. T. e. Bakes. University
Heights. Mrs Raymond Stamm and
Mrs. G. w. Potter assisted Mrs. Bakes.
At the end of the business meeting
the following program was rendered,
after which refreshments were serv-
ed:
Ron call Heroes Of the Revolution.
Ritual
Paper, army and Navy Statistics
Mrs. Worth.
Reading. Selections from Mrs
Wcntworth's "War Brides"
McLandress
Discussion, THE Peace Movement. 4"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
MIsIO InR TEANnERs

Among the musical features OF
special interest during the coming
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14
NoIES.


Rev Russell smith. the new pastor
81 the Central Avenue Methodist
church. viii give the address az yesp-
ers this afternoon at o'clock In
Rodey hall
Carl u. Brorein. who w8s chosen 70
represent the university az the ora
toriCal contest next week. viii deliver
his GRAFTON, The Mission of the
West" AT assembly Tuesday morning
The university will De closed all
next week. the first three days on ac-
count of the teachers convention and
the latter half of the week ON account
Of THANKSGIVING.
Miss Ruth Stateson viii be hostess
Thursday night at "a Thanksgiving
dance at the Wum8n's club for stu
dents of the university.
The new athletic cottage is nearing
completion. 10 is ON the west side of
the athletic field and is arranged as
a storeroom for athletic supplies II
also has shower baths and other con-
tenionces
Prof T. Stanley Sedcrs new sons
Like AS Flower Was sung for the
first time before AN audience last
sunday at yespers. Mrs. Katherine
Grimmcr Bailey rendering the sclec-
ton la q most pleasing manner.
Dr. l.. b. Mitchell Is i'm receipt of
"A letter from Cohurn Cook. the uni
yersity representative at oxford uni
yersity under the Rhodes scholarship
plan, i'm which "a graphic account is
given ~ how the war has depleted
the ranks of that historic institution,
the enlistment of both students and
faculty being notably large.
q
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-14

The kitten has its eyes opened
in nine days and the married
man I'M one.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-15
Dove Under-muslins

Graceful dainty carefully made aractve trimmed "Dove Under
mus look the real quality they Buy this KNOWN make Look the
DOVE" Let the DOVE" trade mark surety of unang
y worth whenever buy undemun You will find select
garments when make Of glove
DOVE" Undermusns the factories by the better
class labor We believe that equal their style, materials
fit andm making You will love the Dove"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
FORMER GUTHRIE
MOVING PICTURE SHOW
MAN SEEKS DIVORCE

Charging that his wife refused to
live with him longer after he became
travelling salesman for a moving
picture film house, Fletcher l..
Bailey, former manager of moving
picture house in this city. today
brought suit for divorce from Elsie j..
Bailey He also asks the court for
tie custody of his minor daughter
Mildred. The petition recites that
the couple were married in Texas in
1902 The wife deserted the hus-
band in 1918 and took with her their
oldest daughter, Muriel; she and the
daughter are now living in Dallas and
she refuses to return to Oklahoma.
The Bailey's came TO Guthrie from
Hugo. They are well known here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
PRESIDENT WAITED WHEN
SISTER DECLINED TO HURRY

New York, Feb. 6.-iAIrs. George
Howe, sister OF President Wilson. has
caused many chuckie among her
friends by an account OF an incident
that occurred at the White House
during a recent visit.
Mrs. Howe was a little late for din
ner one evening. The pompous old
darky butler, who thinks the sun is
regulated By White House rules.
knocked at her door and said:
'NIadtln. the President waits"
Tell him I'll be there in NOM
ent." replied Mrs. Howe
A few seconds passed. and again
there was a knock on the door.
Madam. the President waits
Go right down and tell him that I
have cooked his dinner many times
and he has often kept me waiting.
The butler left. and Mrs. Howe and
the president laughed over the in
cident.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
BURIAL OF JOHN
BELANO At VALLEY FALLS

The funeral of John Beland, who
died Friday morning in hospital at
Kansas City, as mentioned in The
Leader, will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock at Valley Falls,
Kansas, the boyhood home of the de-
ceased.
. Lou Beland of this city, who was
at the bedside of his brother when
he died, wired news to this effect
today The deceased was we'll and
favorably known in Guthrie. "A few
months ago he began the erection of
palatial home on north Elm street.
This home is now nearing compile
ton For several years Mr.. Beland
was engaged in the sawmill business
at Beardon Ark, 1t was while en-
gagged in this business that he con-
tracted a Malignant fever that caused
his death. He was in a haspital at
Kansas City seven months. The de-
ceased was 40 years of age. About 8
years ago he married Miss Stella
daughter of Judge Ray
maker, former well-known resident
Of this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
SKELETON HILL.
ROAD IN CONDITION
Force of Men and Teams Trans.
forming Bad Mile of Road
into Well Graded Highway

A force of men and teams is
working on the bad mile OF road Just
north Of the Skeleton hill today
| grading 1t up in good shape. The
/ farmers are doing part of the WORK,
Muihall township paying for part
ard Guthrie for part. Workmen from
Gathrie are also at work on the final
blasting of all the rock from the hill.
A conference will be held tomor-
row between the good roads COM
iIittee and the Seward township
board relative to the road between
tac Seward cemetery and Waterloo, q
piece Of road that is now the worst
place in this or adjoining counties on
the north anl south highway and al
agreement for a general overhauling
Of this piece beginning on next We'd
nesday, good roads day, will likely
be reached.
A bunch of farmers is also ready
to so to work grading up to the
bridge half mile ives: Of Elliot5
corner south of town and there will
be a general stir all along the line
next Wednesday.
Every man in Guthrie should make
his arrangements to so out on the
road or send man that day. Putting
his line in good shape at once means
much to the city ans county as 1t
VIII not be many weeks until thou
sands of automobiles will be starting
or the trip to the Frisco fair and a
very large percentage of them will
come or go this way II the roads
ire put in shape.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
NEW AlRSHIPS MADE TO
DRIVE OFF ZEPPELINS.

New York, Feb. 6.--Five Zeppelin
destroyers - airships constructod
along new lines-are now under CON
struction near London for rejection
against threatened air raids along the
British coast, according 20 Thomas
Rutherford MacMechen, president o.
the Aeronautical Society of America
who arrived here last night from
Liverpool.
Mr. MacMechen said the destroy
ers would be faster than Zeppelins'
smaller, easier to navigate, ana
would fire aerial torpedoes.
"My investigations lead me to pc
lIeye that recent air raids on British
cit;es. were in the nature OF try outs
for the Zeppelins,r he said. "The
dropping of small bombs and pro-
iectiles in an apparently promiscuous
manner was not done with the idea
of taking lives or producing damag-
ing results; | am convinced that II
was preliminary move 10 a more
ser,ous raid, when heavier aro1ectiles
will be used
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
Kill. EIGHT
IN MA TE:S
OF HOME"
THEY WERE OLD AND A
NUISANCE" SAYS MAN
WHO CONFESSED
OBy Associated Press,)

yonkers, n. Y, Feb. 6.-An inyes-
tigation of the Fred Mors story that
he put to death eight aged inmates
of the Home "because they were old
and nuisance extended 10 the
phy sicians who signed the death GER
titicates. superintendent Bangert OF
the Homo and three porters are un-
der arrest as material witnesses. The
corner said the porters told him that
the physicians made no examination
Of the inmates before signing the
death certificates, showing cause OF
death to be apoplexy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06

company with a smaller German ship
when chased by the British squad
ron. which included, 1t Is believed,
several armored cruisers of the
-Hcnnty class.
Nd he smaller ship was sunk, but the
Koenigsberg succeeded in getting be-
hind the Malta Islands and some dis
tance up the river when she was
completely screened by the bend of
the river. and where the British
heavier draft ships could not follow
her They also, it appears landed a
latcbnent who mounted some light
guns on the bank as defense against
attack by british boat expedition
The British, however contented
themselves with bottling up the Ko-
by Sinking Captain WIZ
lett's ship in the channel Then then
waited for the arrival Of a seaplane,
which flew up the river and indicat-
ed the position of the German cruis-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
MEX! WEDNESDAY WILL
Be GO0O ROADS DAY

Remember the good roads day next
Wednesday and get ready to turn
ont and nelp on the roads. II you
cannot come Yourself, send man
or team. Work where YOU are in
terested most in having good road
but if you have no special place Sc
leeted report to Secretary Wenner
Monday or Tuesday and he viii as
sign you place. Don't be a piker
Init get ont and do your share.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
SHIFTS
TIL: FIGHT
BURDEN
DEMOCRATIC HOPE INSHIP.
PING BILL RESTS WITH
OKLAHOMA SENATOR

Washington, d. c., Feb 6.-tAdmin-
istration democrats of the senate be-
lieved Friday night they had found
way to turn the burden of the ship
purchase bill fight back to the repub-
lican side from whence it was shifted
to their own shoulders so suddenly
last Monday by the alliance Of insur-
gent democrats and minority mem
bers.
Despite the fact that they found
themselves still lacking votes to
carry motion to recommit the bill
with instructions for its amendment.
the democrats inaugurated Friday the
first move in a substitute plan when
Senator Gore, who introduced an
ship bill yesterday, moved
to discharge the commerce commit
tee from its consideration. The
champions of the bill after a careful
canvass Of the situation Friday be-
iieve they can get enough votes to
carry the Gore motion and in that
way the amended bill, which virtually
IS the caucus measure, with changes
designed to draw support from the
republicans, can be re-
ported back to the senate and there
)y force the republicans to resume
heir defensive fight TO prevent the
ill from coming to a final vote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
CASHI0N YOUTH CHARGED
WITH CRIMINAL ASSAULT

Claude Murray of Cashion, charged
With criminal assault on the person
of Alta A. Trueitt, was arrested FRI
day on information His preliminary
hearing is being held this afternoon
before Justice of the Peace Tom
Seward The alleged assault was
committed June 6, da14.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
BOOSTER
MEETING
DRAWS WELL
ENTHUSIASTIC CITIZ EMS
PLAN GOOD ROADS AND
BUSINESS REVIVAL

| The Teeting at the chamber Of com
merce rooms Friday night took on
the phase Of an old time booster
meeting
Standing room only was the order.
In the absence Of President fIol-
man, Vice President Sharpe presided
and large amount of routine bust
ness was transacted in addition to
acting upon the several Important
matters OF present vital Importance.
To Continue Demonstration Work.
One of the first matters up was the
farm demonstration and boys and
girls club work for Logan county
There was much enthusiasm mani
tested for this work and it was UNI
animously voted that Guthrie and Lo-
gan county could not afford to drop
out after having been one of the
pioneers and the banner county for
years. Those present subscribed
about half of the amount necessary
to pay the balance due on the past
years work and secure its continu-
ance and a committee will at once
push the subscription to completion
Good Roads Have Inning.
Good roads and good roads day
ELECTED much interest and lively
discussion and everybody was en-
Enthusiastically in favor of not only
pushing the work on the north and
south highway on TO other through
lines to the northeast, southwest
northwest and west. A number vol
men or teams for roads day
next Wednesday and promised to, Sc
cure additional help.
The matter of a needed car of coal
at the Cimarron Valley Gas and Oil
well was presented by Nose Wein-
berger and more than half the am
cunt needed subscribed on the spot
Plans for Press Meeting.
The meeting of the State Editorial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06

GOV. WILLIAMS SIGNS BILLS

Oklahoma CITY. Feb. e.-Governo:
Williams signed the Senate bill pro-
viding for procedure by executors
and others in renewing real estate
mortgages, and that relating to with
drawal of records from the supreme
court by attorneys. The Bank Rob
her Reward bill reached the desk OF
the executive. The bill was not IT.
ed upon. This bill was sought as an
emergency measure to discourage the
epiddnic OF bank robberies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION
FOR ARKANSAS NEARLY
(By Associated Prsss.)

Little Rock, Ark, Feb, 6.--Goyer-
nor Hays today signed the statewide
prohibition bill which prohibits the
granting Of further saloon licenses
for 1915, but does not disturb those
already granted. Just before the
measure was signed. Judge Asher of
Pulaski county, granted the petition
made by Little Rock saloon men
Fifty saloons open Immediately
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-06
WIRpI Fss spOps DFsTRIrCTI0N OF shit.
losses.

losses.
After a fruitless attempt made on
Tuesday night to bridge the canal,
near Toussoum. they returned to the
attack early yesterday morning with
force estimated at 12,0J0 and six
Batteries of artillery and essayed to
get across the waterway OH RATS.
The British force, however, was
waiting. and the invaders were forced
back. leaving about three hundred
prisoners in the hands of the de-
tenders A considerable number Of
the Turks were killed and wounded
The British lost fifteen killed and
fifty eight wounded.
The attack also was renewed. by
the Turks at Ell Kantara, but this
mot with no greater success than tae
other attempt, the Turkish losses in
killed, wounded and prisoners num-
bering upward of hundred.
The New Zealand contingent and
presumably the Australians took part
in the battles, the New Zealanders
having two casualties. Compared
with the battles in Poland and the
Carpathians, this is mere flash. but
as British territorials. Australians
and New Zealanders are receiving
their baptism, of fire in Egypt, and
as there is much interest In the at