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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
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Mobile. Ala, March &c Tho Gin
cinnut Nationals defeated the Mobile
team 0f the Southern association here
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NcM Nrlcnn. O. TIn.rs [.

NcW Oricons March &c Tho New
Orleans tcom of the Southern associa-
ton defeated the Detroit Americans
e to 4 here today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
ELECTIOg ppOCIANtATTON.

To the qualified electors of the
City of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and
to the qualified electors of the ter
ritory adjacent to the City of Albu-
querque included for school purposes:
There will be an election held the
first Tuesday Of April, 1915, the same
being the 9th day of April, for three
members of the board of education,
two of whom shall be elected for q
term of four years each, and one tbr
two years. to fill out the unexpired
term of A. ]. Maloy, resigned.
The voting places are as followP:
First Ward-Korber garage, ! PA
North Second street.
Second Ward--Chas. Chadwick's Of
flee, los West Gold avenue.
Third Ward-E. II. Dunbar's office,
224 West Gold avenue
Fourth Ward-A. w, Hayden, 412
West Copper avenue.
All qualified electors within the city
of Albuquerque and within the terri
tory adjacent to said city included for
school purposes, may vote at this cleo
ton.
Women possessing the qualifications
for male electors NAV also vote.
d. H. BOATRIGHT. Mayor.
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NgrlcuIlurc Enc0urnged.

we must strive, says the gov
ernoE to make 1t possible for Bel
Bium 90 raise its own food supply a.
as early date as possible. For this
rcasou | have supported all agricul-
trral interests, and have made every
efltIt 1 alter tho nature Of BELGIUM 50
products ! have endeavorcd TO re-
strtci the production Of sugar nccts by
opa-half at least, SO as to permit in
its stead the raising Of grain and pu-
tatccS. Truck gardening and the tdis-
ing Of vegetables and fruit also are
being encouraged
Among the difficulties encountered
IT, restoring Belgium to something APP
pruNimatmg peace status. tienernl
Won Kissing cites the country's abso-
lutte dependence upon the importation
- raw materials for the continuation
cf iis industries. ana the eXportat!on,
az present cut down, OF its products.
he declares that the German govern
mt viii - the last 10 stand in the
way Of the cNporlation of any prod
Is except those of which German,
Itself has reed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27

batteries Eol0nd Ledhcuer and
lanage, Peters Frost Bagb4 and
higgins
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NOTICE OF punIIcArInN

ln the District Court OF the Second judicial
District OF the state If New Mexico. in
ana for Bcrnaillo County.
No, lQ05G.
Anianario Lohatu Plaintiff SIS. Dunaciano
Lohaiu. Pedro Lobato Emilia Inbato
Abel Lobato, Andrea Lobato Gabrielle
90 Pcrea Josefa pcrca de Gonzales. Petra
Perea LoIe Pcrca. Lula perea, Ella Pc
rca. Francisco perea Jr. Angela Pcrcn,
Juan Pcrea Consuelo Pcrca and Clyses
ferea,5 Beiendants.a
The said defendants and each Of them.
are hereby notified that said PLAINTIFF has
brought suit against them in said district
court praying that his title to the premises
hereinafter described be forever qpieicd
ana set at rest against any adverse claims
OF said defendants, that the premises. title
o. which is sought to be Quoted are de-
scribed as follows
Lot numbered eighteen (iS) and the west
hair on lot numbered seventeen O7 I'M
block 'I' Of the Atlantic and Pacific Adj
dtion TO the town tnow cty) of Alhhquer-
Que New Mexico. as shown on map Of
said addition. filed in the office Of the
probate clerk. eN-officio recorder of Ber-
nalillo county New Mexico April "a 1855.
That unless the said defendants enter
their appearance in said suit ON or before
the 10th day Of May A. d, 1918, judgment
1y default viii be entered therein against
hem. That the name and postofIicc address
" plaintiffs attorney is a. a. Sedill0, AL
'uqucrque, \. NJ. \. f.. WALKER.
Clerk
BY THOS *. p. MADISON Deputy.
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journal want ads bring quick results.
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Batteries Dale AmCp Denton aud
CLARK, Gonzales: iarklus, Co> lnglon
ana Brown, rcrgcr
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Batteries Williams. Allen and Jcn-
i fns; strand James. Crutchcr and
+ GuWd.
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Children Leave Schools.

"Pecuhc smallpox vaccine has been
introduced into Germany some C il
Joker spread the report that the Ger
mans intended 10 inoculato the Bel
giUn children with poison, and as "a
result undor the guidance of teach
ers aud parents, the endangered
children leave the schools"
General Won Kissing reports fiudmg
roth good and bad characteristics
among the Helgians good in that
they love their country and are in
snircl US "a lively patriotism and .Eat
lncy worn gladly, though without The
German energy bad in that they seem
To have ARE Casy-gomE carelcssness for
lfe futur' which often results in mad
ly-fNHTod children
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
BElC|ANS ARE
SUCH CHILDREN
SAYS COVE RN0R
General Won Kissing Commits
crates With People Because
They Don't Fall in With
Gernany'S Plans,

frussc'H Feb. 2S.-SOme idea Of
what Germany Is trying to accom-
pllsh IN Pelgium is contained In an
.tterFiCW with General ven Kissing,
German military governor Of Belgium,
recently granted to a number Of Ger
man newspapermon
In everything that We are under
taking here" Gays the general, all
our relations would be simplified il
the Relglans only knew what IS even
tu9lly 10 become OF them.
Rlit they are such children We
have OK nd the experience OF seeing
the llelgia1s, on days when We can
hear the cannonading from Nieupprt
ma fpres. Ltl.eve that the Germans
have been Gcfeated and that the al
Hes are moving on Brussels What
children lhoy are
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
RURAWAYS FROM REFORM
AT0RY BROUGHT HERE

A couple of escaped convicts from
the state reformatory at Buena Vista
were brought here by automobile from
Colorado Springs last Tuesday after
noon by Sheriff Burchell of Ell Paso
county and locked up pending the ar
rival OF guard from Buena Vista
to take them back to complete their
term Of Imprisonment. The men made
their getaway from the reformatory
Sunday night and secreted themselves
in freight car attached to an east
bound Denver and Rio Grande train.
The presence of the men in the
car was discovered at Pueblo by one
of the brakeman and they were locked
in and taken to Colorado Springs. On
the arrival of the train there Sheriff
Burchell was notified of the affair and
went to the railroad station to make
the arrest. When the door was open
ed one of the men jumped out and
ran. He was ordered to halt. but re-
fused to do so and the officer shot at
him. The bullet struck him in the
fieshy part Of the leg, and he was tax
en- into custody and his wound was
dressed. His companion gave himself
up to the officer without difficulty.
The men were sent to the reform
atory from Boulder county for long
terms; one of them for horse stealing
and the other for statutory rape.
They were taken to Buena Vista on
Tuesday night BY a deputy from the
reformatory.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
s EavO1fte Prescription

Sugar City. having been successful
teacher in our schools for the past
year. She has a quiet. dignified. re-
firing disposition and to those who
know her best she is respected. ad-
mircd and loved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright win remain in
Wichita until August LIST. after which
Mr.. Wright will be transferred to,
the Joplin district and they will
make their home there
Florence Hawley Wright Will be
greatly missed by her many Sugar
City friends but they all Join in wish,
ing for her and her husband happy
and prosperous life.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
TO MITIGATE
THE DUST NUISANCE

A petition was circulated 1 among
the business men en- Main street on
Monday requesting the city council to
take such steps as seemed most ad-
visable to increase the efficiency OF
street sprinkling In the business por-
ton OF the town with n view OF al
laying the dust nuisance. The petit
tion was very generally signed and
asked that some practical. economi-
cal methods be worked out to assist
the present street sprinkling force in
the work 1t has to do.
Recognition is given TO the spien.
did service performed by vi S. Mer-
ris in his efforts to keep down the
dust on Main street. but the task is
too great for one man and the petit
TONERS urged that such assistance be
given him that viii enable him to sue
cessfuliy cope with the situation. The
matter was laid before the city coun-
ell Monday night by A. II. Novels
and a willingness was expressed by
its members to cooperate in the prop
osition, although It was announced
that there was no money available
in the city treasury at present to be
devoted to the proposed undertaking.
1t was suggested. however, that a pos
sible solution OF the trouble might b.
found by the use of the sprinkler at
night and the council agreed to lend
It for that purpose. provided the
money necessary TO employ man and
team to operate It could be raised By
public subscription. The expense OF
such an enterprise would be thirty
nve or forty dollars . month.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
MANY AUTO PARTIES COMING
HERE NOW.

A large number OF automobile par
ties from Kansas. oklshoma and the
contiguous states are now coming tot
Canon City for the purpoze OF making
the run over our scenic roads. which
are justly famous among the motor.
lists OF that section OF the country
Most OF the visitors come here bye
way Of Colorado Springs. although a
few find their way UP the Arkansas
valley from Pueblo ana points beyond.
Tho Skyline drive and the road to
the top OF the Royal Gorge are known
TO the members OF every motor club
between the Missouri river and the
Rocky mountains and scores OF peo-
pie come 20 Colombo every summer
for no other purpose than to make q
trip over them. From now on until
the end OF Augut there win be .
tbrong of otorists coming in this d.
rection.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
BIG RUSH OF TOuR-
lists TO CALIFORNIA.


An exceptionally heavy tourist tra-
vel to the California expositions is
now on and the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad is being severely taxed to
accommodate its patrons with that
promptness and comfort Characters
tic Of the company. Mr.. Eads, local
agent of the D. & r.. c., informed the
Daily Record this afternoon that his
line was at present carrying fully p
500 west-bound passengers through
Canon City every twenty-four hours
and that the number was increasing
from day to day.
In addition to the maintenance iof
the regular trair service, an average
of four special trains is handled ev-
cry day; the heaviest traffic being
at night and the early hours of, the
morning. On Wednesday thirteen
coaches from the Burlington road fill
ed with tourists, most of them from
Chicago, passed through here on the
way to San Francisco, in addition to
two or three special trains from the
same line.
Westward travel is also heavy out
of st. Louis over the Missouri Paci-
fic road, all of which finds its way
through Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
OKLAHOMA MOTORISTS
STOP IN CANON CITY

A party of Oklahoma motorists en-
route home from tour OF the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific coast states ar
rived here from Colorado Springs on
Friday morning for the purpose of
making the run to the top of the
Royal Gorge and back to town over
the Skyline drive. In the party were
]. A. Stine J. p. Shaeffer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. E. Nickel and Miss JUS
tine Harms. Mr.. Slime is prominent
in the financial affairs Of his home
state and is president of the First
National bank of Alva; the First Ma
tlonal bank OF Woodward; the First
National bank of Waynoka; the
Bank of Ingersoll and the Bank of
Supply. Mr.. stine is a pioneer of
Oklahoma and has wide. business
and social connection with the people
of that state. Mrs, Nickel is his
daughter.
The party left home In q new. six
ty-horss power automobile on April
oath and motored to Los Angeles and
San Diego, via the Santa Fe trail
and Albuquerque. Later they pro-
ceeded TO the Panama-Pacihc expo
sition at San Frnncisco. where they
remained for some time. They came
east by way Of Sacramento. Salt
Lake City, Cheyenne and Denver and
had Travelled 5.ls5 miles on their ar
rival here, according to the speedo-
meter on their machine. Mr.. stine
says California and Colorado have
the best public Highways Of Gny of
the states they traverssd. They left
for. Pueblo this afternoon on their
way homo and expect 10 reach their
destination sometime n6xt Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
FLORENCE HLWlEY MARRIED

Sugar City Gazette:
Miss Florence Hawley. daughter Of
A. M. Hawley. who IL auditor for the
National Sugar Manufacturing com
pany, and Mr.. Carl ]. Wright Of Ft
Collins. Colo. were united in marriage
Wednesday. June 18th. at high noon.
in wichita. Kansas. Rev. L. B. Hicks.
Of the Plymouth Congregational
church officiating. Miss Hawley and
Mr.. Wright were close friends and
schoolmatcs from the time they en-.
tered the firth grade until they grad.
uated from the Fl. collins High
school,.
Mr.. Wright, after graduating from
Isenssisr Polytechnic Institute. ~
I1lectrical lcnginser. was employed
bS ths II. l.. DouohsEiy Company Of
New Ycsk, Who hAxs sixty aIsctFie
sight p,aNla y opoyailea.
1iss llnglSs = Wen hpg1n \
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

dered him to, throw up his hands.
On the same night lie shot and kill
ed Thomas Chase. because Chase
sneered at him when he held him up.
He continued In his work until Sat
urday night. Oct. 25, when he was
arrested in the alley between Law
renee and Larimer streets. Just on
Seventeenth treet as he was start
eng to hold up saloon.
Motor Patrolmen Baker and Sow
ard were sent to investigate a man
who was in the alley with several
companions. He had displayed two
revolvers In a saloon on Lawrence
street, and the police were notified.
Baker and Seward arrested him.
II would have killed those men II
/ had known they were officers" Hill
len declared after he had been ar
rested But they had plain clothes on
and l did not recognize them until
1t was too late"
After Hilien's arrest he made a
complete confession Al his trial he
repudiated his confession. He was
found guilty and sentenced to hang.
His attorney took his case to The
supreme court, asking for new trial.
This was denied and he was taken to
Canon City last week. His uncle.
Robert Hillen. and DR.. Katherine
Adams asked the pardon board for n
commutation OF the sentence. The
board met. heard the evidence dis
eussed the case. but refused to take
any action. SO Harry Edgar Hilien.
tho crimson bandit will die this
week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
ENTERTAINMENT FoR VISITORS
TO Be CONSIDERED.

At the chamber OF commerce lun.
cheon at noon on Tuesday the mat
ter Of providing entertainment for thes
Cincinnati Chamber Of commerco.
which win arrive here on july fourth
win be considered and committees
appointed 70 plan = proper reception
for the visitors. There will be one
hundred and twenty-five people in
the party and they win Be here Ill
day. II Il probable that picnic at1
the top Of the Gorge will be Ar
ranged. The Cincinnatians are en-
route to the PAnama-Pacinc sxposl-
tion at San Francisco.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
i. KILLED COYOTE AT TOP OF
ROYAL GORGE

Ralph Middlemiss, who is associa.
ted with Glenn Gebhardt in the man
agement OF the Royal Gorge paw
lion. killed coyote near the edge Of
the canon about 8 o'clock Sunday ev-
ening. The animal came up to with
In forty or fifty yards Of the camp
and Mr.. MiddIemiss seized q shot
gun and killed It Instantly. Such
animals are ordinarily very timid
and their approach TO human hAbitA
Hons during The daytime 70 uAuspaI.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
WILL TEACH IN CANON CRY
NEXT YEAR.

Prof. T. c. Higgins. having been
offered . more lucrative position In
the schools Of Canon City. will not
accept the principaiship u the west
clifle school the coming, term which
has also been offered him. He Il an
able instructor and our school board
will BE- lucky Il they secure q man
70 nll his placs with such esnerkl
satisfaction. We regrSt % ~ Me-
Higgins 90 and csFsaiAly Wish ~
unllmlted SUCCESS "a happins.a -
~ NV nelo dg ADGf.r- Wct 49,
~ 11ttmS,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
AnRIvEc HERE FhoM sALIpA
MoNDAX

| Miss B. iiisabsth EOwisr Of salida
arrived heH q Mokda5 and viii
sppnl ssvs'll Wesk = Canon city
Slsilihg hsF Nqnt Nh. y. 4. Lsvis.
~ tinol lulfVoa
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Postmaster. J. T. stroehlke and
wife motored to Canon city last Sun
day, accompanied by the Misses MI
dred ozburn. Leona zentz and Myri
vahldick.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
MOUNTAIN
VALLEY NEWS

From Wet Mountain Tribune
James cavender of Silver clin was
visitor to Canon City the nrst Of
the week
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Mrs. William Kettle was a passen
ger to Canon City on Wednesday
train.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

John Adams returned home from a
pleasant visit with Canon City
friends last Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Alfred Cooper left Thursday stat.
ing that he would not be back for
two months owing TO the Illness Of
his wife at Canon City whom he will
accompany TO California for her,
health
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
AnectIonately.

Ahectionafely,
FLORENCE LITTLE.
1921 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
Why Languages Differ.

An Interesting contribution TO the
discussion OF universal language is
offered by the Montreal Family Her
aid. The adoption Of universal Ian
guage. purely spoken by all who use
1t, is made difficult by the fact that
there are physical differences OF an
important character between the diff
ferent races. The vocal organs are
so unlike in different peoples that a
language originally uniform would
soon change in the mouths OF the va
rious nations, until they could no
longer understand one another IL
the Italian language could be taught
to all Chinese or Russians il would
change so rapidly that in few years
no one would recognize it as italian.
One theory to account for this fact is
that the people in the chilly north
speak with the lips nearly closed, and
that those who live in milder climates
give free articulation by opening the
mouth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
NEGROES IN BIG
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE

Philadelphia, Pa, July IA news
paper publishing company, organized
and financed exclusively by colored
people in New York, Boston, Phila
delphia Baltimore, and Washington,
will tomorrow take over the plant
formerly used by The Evening Times
the Munsey paUer which suspended
publication here some time ago. The
plant will be used for the publica-
tion o. a series OF weekly news
papers in the interest of the negro
race. Five newspapers will be issued
about the middle of next month for
the five cities named. Eventually
Is other editions will be published
for various sections of the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15

The Yeomen will give a social to-
night at !. O. O. F. hall, beginning at
$50 O'Clock. About 25O invitations
have been sent out in the city as well
as a number sent to nearby home
steads
c. f Stallcup, grand master Of
ceremonies, will be present, arriving
here at 4:3o this afternoon over the
Santa Fe
\ nice program has been arranged.
and a good time is promised to those
who attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
OIL FIELD WORKER
MEETS AWFUL DEATH

Drumright, Okla, July 14.-Don
Kurey, % years old, met a terrible
death yesterday when, while working
on the Emma Coker lease of the Nc
Man Oil company in section 16-1S-7,
he fell from the walking beam and
sustained injuries from which he died
two hours later. The accident was
the first of its kind occurring in this
field.
Kurey was on the beam, according
Ii the statement of the foreman of
the crew. The head or the beam was
wet and heavy with oil and Kurey
had a piece of burlap wiping off the
beam. A length of tubing was being
lowered into the well and the spin
ming cable caught the loose strangs
of the burlap. In an instant the
burlap became wrapped about the ca
BILE and Kurey, who did not let go in
time, was pulled off the beam. He
fell on his side and back and the force
of the fall was sufficient to drive the
spinal column up into his brain. Ku-
rey lived for two hours after being
carried to Oiltor Kurey was un-
married He has a brother working
on the Emma Coker lease. His
home was in Dewey, Okla, and the
body was shipped there today for
burial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-15
Boost home products. Smoke "Hoo-
Hoo" scent ci9ar-made in Ardmore.
Man lives in Four States

Dolores, Colo. July 14.-The only
place in the United States where four
states corner, is a remote desert sec
tion 60 miles south here. There, a
large cobble-stone monument marks
the common corner of Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona and Utah A rancher,
whose ranch house is near the inter
section. receives his mail at Riverside,
Utah; ships his cattle from Dolores.
Colo. attends church at Jewett, n. NJ,
and pays most OF his taxes at St.
Johns. Arizona. He votes in Utah, be-
cause it chances that his bedroom is
Just over the line in that state. The
windmill OF his ranch is in New MeXi-
co, but the watering trough is in Ari-
zona To feed his hogs, this raneher
must go to Utah. while a trip to Colo
RADIO is necessary every time he ha.
occasion to visit his chicken yard