davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
MARCH SALES ARE
DOUBLE YEAR AGO
vELfE AUTO COMPANY RECEIVES
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM
PARTY Of AGENTS.

f-.a ssI.~.r Or s.e Nr.r H.."r
s#.." .H.al euHa. FRIDAY
1921 vHHa~ being guest. ..
-. .4nrsrs far aH Het-e .rH af Ola.
a.ea. F ars arr.f .r ..H factory
r4p.s1rlrs r.F urs mHtr.e end CON.
f--Has rs fa ars.at# uf sriiirs iu
..r evening coo visitors a~rr enter
rr.rrH uE H-a erHE..E .. l.luF. a'
f.~ Ia- tIr~rl1rt Fol Davenport
ts~ra sales OF th- company uE fsr
o. r.a present ar-r reported fu aaFr
trer 11rbr chose % fHe same month
81 rrrr ESQ.,. some nf frr aseafa re
ported f.rr rsr .rcrras.Ee rsr of tar
Itar tas BAD ca1Fea huelnsas tu pics
Hp fu seinr Fstrrf TE.s vas especial
fe f~sr ir kaH.ra cts. according fp
70 o. Crouch aErut iu chat c.'y See
said t1-rr are 500 cars Co. aFf=atiou
frrre grGrr regulation and that freg
have Gag dpsr tEr revenue % fhc
s.--r. raUuas company fu fhe extent
OF $4,000 tev.
Te- ererrs 600 Ter f1r home t9d1y
travelling aE lltuT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

.iiss Ora Cunningham % Galcsburs
Was business visitor ir thiE city Fri
day
Rev. and Mrr o. r. Dunlop. Who
Wcre visiting Mrs uuniops mother.
Mr.. allie Kramm have gone 90
Crc-nviIe. where they wiii conduct a
seFies % ~vaursiistic mcctInEE
Mia Bee % Anderson vent 20 New
Windsor saturday @ visit her sister.
Mr.. Henry Peterson.
Charles Anderson % joy came sat
urday % visit his grandmother. Mrs.
4 Bowman.
Mrs. Josephine BridEcr and son
Howard OF New Boston. we're Aledo
visitors Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Morford % Burgess
came the nrst OF the week 10 visit her
daughter. Mrs. Hiram Parkman.
- ?. Tounsley arrived home the
FIRST % the week from a business visit
20 Eeokuk and other points ia Iowa
james T.. NcC-eiEht of Viola spent
a few days This week a; the home OF
his parents. Nir. and Mrs. r.. . Nc
CreishL
Mrs. c. r Bjorkman and daughter
49, AsaA+A - tlAA1 IAtfs anu u.s. emma
Johnson o. Redwood Fails. MINI.
went % New Windsor saturday 70
visit ~ the nome Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
walsten-
Miss lola Sulienger left Wednesday
for Albany, Mo. where she viii visit
ier mother. Mr. Margaret Suilenger.
she viii also visit al St Joseph. Mo,
<iih her brother. G. ". Sullenger. be /
lore returning home
Mrs. sarah McCan spent Wednesday /
n Viola with her parents. Mr.. and !
Mrs.. John Tary
J. q. Freeman % the northwestern /
lay Manufacturing company las pur- 3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

visit with friends in Matherwlle
where Mr.. Treasure has been employ
ed in the mines the past winter.
Mrs. Ida Rockwell Of Seatou and
Mrs. John Cabbage OF Joy we're guests
of AIedo friends Tesday
The Embroidery club was YER
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. George
L. David at her home Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Andrew J. Walker and Mrs. Flora
McLane. both of New Boston. we're
united in marriage by ". D. Emerson,
justice OF the peace. al his Office IN
AIedo on Wednesday. March "a Mr.
and Mrs. Walker viii make their home
on a farm near New Boston.
Miss Thusnelda Heegard Of William
and Vashd college is spending the
spring vacation with friends in Chi
cago.
s. B. Guthrie and daughters. Lillian
and Violet. arrived home the first Of
the week from Oquawka where they
had visited Mr. Guthrie's daughter
Mrs. Pearl Loucke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

Gated no Walnut and First streets. Mr..
Buckley viii not give possession OF the
property until June j. az which time
be and his family will remove to Dav-
export where the Aiedo Office Of the
Hydraulic Pressed Brick company is
soon io Dee moved
Miss D1llie Elliott OF Wichita Kan.
hiss 20 visit her brother l. d. Elliott
and family.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
od.st church viii hold their annual
Easter supper 40 the church Thursday
evening. April !.
Mrs. Alice Vance and daughter Miss
Mabel. went TO Viola Saturday 10 visit
Mrs. Nance's sister, Mrs. =. Phillips
C.. =. Olesou OF JOY LEFT Wednesday
for Coldwater. Kan. where he viii
spend the summer.
r. b. Merritt spent a few days this
week iu Chicago.
James b. Gouriey died March 10 at
Excelsior Springs. No. where he had
gone for treatment Mr. Gourley was
born near Claysville. Pa Feb. 10. iS47.
In the spring Of 1853 he moved with
his parents 10 Warren county. Ill
where he resided until his death. He
was the youngest OF a family of II
children. all OF whom are deceased
with the exception OF Mrs. Mary c.
Feather or Aledo The remains were
brought 70 Aledo and funeral services
were held az the home OF his sister.
Mrs Feather. on West Fifth street.
Monday afternoon. March -. Rev. \.
Z. Moody ofiiciated. Interment was in
the Aledo cemetery.
Mrs. J. ". Coffiand was hostess to
the Chry club az her home
on East Ninth street Thursday after /
noon
The citizens caucss for the city of
Aledo TO nominate candidates for The !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
HlNk WILL BUILD
BASEBALL STAND
MOLINE CONTRACTOR STARTS
WORK At ONCE WHEN
AWARDED CONTRACT.
s:rue.s-s sst Largest ir League bit
viii q. f14 See; Lsns nit7
70 Tiers e. Seats

O. ~ WaL tae stollae contractor.
urI erect shs urv Eraadstane a. the
Ttrs~- Ege league bsu park Ia nat
efsF He stared a force % rea a.
uorl apor g today an4 has promised
rq rave % ready Cor the exhibition
same wish gre ch.easo White sox
sprI o.
tfr u5af uas avaFirf che contract
b. ffe oMnsrs ~ fhc association ~
cav sgtern0oa wtrn tis bids ucrc con
sf1errf la thr arrseucs % q ulsuabcs
~ eersraerars aFa bad slhuifir4 %
ases saf ~ Architect 4. %. seE4ti.
etp tas drawn plans FOR ttr park iu'-
sswrrr cote wr Hints b.d aas con
sffrr-E ere wasf adeaEtaEeorf.
fs6asa fat of o. o Nrthorg VAS a
e1as= s~eaaf The Mueller LANDER
eea raaF wul faraiss the material
WIN Be ssssssrsfaL
r- ~-a sraal siu aos b. Etr .srr
rs. ae r.~ ei-e.if. b4t f atI tr o.
-.ts1fss5sl sst e1ssFui~at as ans. Or
vf % tHr le errseFuF shape Off enc
eos. .1rerF ar rea .sr"ra. 'a.
les rs- rarr eess rt- usual zoe OF
bosses e b. ar-ass rrr frp-t ar
rHr 20 O. r5Frs %. seats "a OF.
r.eH TeH FrEaHeTs ere EraE t"t
I.- F-4rr .ars.a OF frr ErartsEaHt
F.- Ha1E vH .r '-
ra- rssees Oh rrHrr .at Pr de-
sFe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
READY TO CANVASS The
CITY FOR G. 4. r. FUND

Members 90 .1s Greater wauar con-.
miftse age prepared t9 begin Wooalr
nloruns taetr Canvass GO tsv eifF far
the o. Geo wslcH vin B~ ue~drt fa o.
fray general expenses in eouarcsila
with the meetinE OF che Illinois co.
partmsng % che o. ~ % wtira win tr
held I'm tae riaV efv farr O.. G. aet o.
Members wtt meet every noon Fr
hsucheou st ere Maaafsct1rers. eatr.
DagfnE their own rEDensss. while tf~
canvass fs GA. They t9rr t9 Wind r
10 in a Few dsge
The eanvassefs viu naf on'y tr t.e
werk without compensation but steQ
WI maEe travr faGivffgal ssbserle
tfous az they have done heretofore re-
eases OF eats hind re- Oh poiaf~d asf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
ALEDO

M4e Vera L4tFail seat 10 Nov Wind
spr saturday 60 speud fes days Ei;h
relatives.
Faiis. Miru- 90 visiting t~r uncle and
aunt. ST. and NFa. G.. r. Johnson and
other relatives
,iiss Gladys Mead seat 20 Wood
Euii Saturday 20 make an extended
Visit vith hrr sister. Ms Prank Pet
erson. So
william Osborn % osazc. Kan. Who
has been visi,iaE relatives 10 Des
Noinss- came "Wednesday 90 visit his
brother =. %. Osborn and family
MFs. \ p Moody entertained a
nsmber % guests 40 tea Thursday aft
r-soon az tss Presbyterian mauas
Mr and Mrs. George =. Reynolds
sent 20 Rock leland Saturday 20 make
a fcw days visit with Mrs. Reynolds
sisters. Ms Tina wood and Mrs. %
Dean.
Mis- Mar usnen sent 90 Viola sat
urday 20 visi; her grand parents. Mr
and AIRS. Hush Dcncn
,ir. and Mrs William Doonan and
Miss Lena Noble % Joy acre Alsdo
visitors THURSDAY
Mr. Bert Curry 90 New Boston vas
a guest A. the home of her sister. Mrs.
John Eennieuft THURSDAY
Mrs. J. o. Freeman entertained the
Bridge club NJ her home Tuesday eve
iaE n hn1or % her sister. Mrs l.. n
Hils;nser OF Toronto. OHIO A very
pleasant evening vas spent during
= aica FesEcsSmsats acre served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR
THE CHURCHES or MOLINE

Special wJ-.rsi gr9srfat h-
enc nsle la W1ffae capreHes Sunday
Viewers wiz besuifY tsusrs of Nsr
ship aad wiz tH msnV eases le sent
later r8 enc sIet. 90 Hsra. r Ia E.tat
fem. Cd be- set eor as aeaf.ies ODE rrs
arFecfi0a seaaoH
~ CHRIST gpIseaGsf rlar.. f.rrr
viii BE- tfatq Commggt1a ar $50 $3.50
and ft and rVerIaE service az $500
There viii he no. sees,og af che SUR
DAY school fle eaua~eu being expect
81 90 attend che tt o.el1cN service r.
which there Vif bel special mgsic. N5ts
harp aeeompani
So Mary causch vii also have
special early service and special mo-
ST. By che choir under direction OF
Mrs Mar interplay Cgaaiarram o.. al
thsservtrrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
TWO SINGLE FIRES IN
MOLINE DURING MORNING

Tru uree rral.'sus from parks 1'i-
ae uu1r ea.asi~s Uf residences
.r.azaf Uar tae Moline department
f.is mu~ulfE Tar rrt came af g
O'Clock e ca tar can vas t1 t.s home
90 George ulfcliuEpu. =t1s seventh
avraar. alI ter second one 90 %
1...aea ausr frrrr vss blaze af tE-
.a.ar af James Pierce. =t-t. sixth ave-
r4~. ua.e fTe dollar damage vac
Irrr .r either ease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
DEERE FOUNDRY TOLD OF
lN IRON TRADE JOURNAL

o. a. Erwin. formerly foundry eaEi-
rrrr aifE Deere a. co. has au article
.E ere MaFch sHmbrF % The Foun-
aFV~ ae lr1a trade ouruai Published az
Ctetrlanl. Ohio M- ErvtH describes
af teaEFl tEr modern foundry o. tire
BIS 1f1liaT e1mpsnV and Illustrates his
article ai'E many ricfsrcf taken OF
Js~ Interior 10 ta- plant showing che
H-H at w1rs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03

raAs nos, q tie tzE99 % - Fzis@1
IN - sxs~ss-e r. Msiss-- t1<ssHer
vie tkoztAaes % dollars BESIDES
veseA ths vfsi.ors uu i~svs "a 80
effT
TEs sroeaslg e. tss LAST 'izs fhai
Moff-- III lave a eaAncs % ester
saln a. sEafs sseazsu~~f. az taf
nsnb~rshsu in sEs o~Earisafieu 70 rap
say GstsettsE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-03
DISPLAY OF FLAG
uReED FOR APR. 8
MOLINE q. a y. WOULD ossGRvE
sorps AssrvGssApV o. sOs-
pRspGs o. ia


A afs0iar % razz 10 al - asssrv-
aae- fs@r~ VIII b. IN M0ifs~ ~ tas
ssea sanfysrs4rT q th= sa-r-nfsf -
lee a. Agpozafex Aerff .. tssS IRIS
was d~ef4-d ~ r. f Crshsm posf.
a. A r.. FrfeaY sseninF The men.
B~rs s0ufe Save been E.tt t1 have
7Itads arranErfneafE - aour ming
more @iahorafe nuf me aot.er from
h~ada1artsrs 81 fbs orEsrfsaftar eaf
iaa asssnffon ta fus aeIvertarF ff
net arrive snf w vac eeasfd~rrf too
lafr 70 o. anFfH aE TIE appeal faf
she dfsoiaV ~ rIe gsE vtf however.
ne 1fade
~ me a~Ss naFeaaI rneampT
members 20 Graham soaE s.sge 1eea ri.
issrnsd ne question Of "a Dermaa-as
nsada1sart~rs eiT Be settled IRE I'd.
~smomenf vii b. held bel WssaIaEfor.
10 a.. a fhe FAN fa rs- m~snf.al-
me posts sad state orsasizsr.6Hs ore
fsrxsa % nv an ssBressiea upon rf-
subject ~ as grohaale fhtE fFr ones
rioa VIII BE- NJ bef4fs ts~ a-parfmeas
81 nifaofs sf tae June mertiaE Wfr
ifa~ Coualsastsrs nov 1E farfr evo
b@adiufaefers
Nssg oTesfs o.
Seventeen elHerrs prom .er10 .Ir
aHalfe 81 Wr 81 ~ EBvr grT .
taa the gtsr year reports show Naa1r
them aFe 3v1 Bssf commander
ehiefs enc aasf Hlalor commando ant
70 department commander three OF
enc batter being rram ...ao
Two members were added fs G~n
ham post rhrT Nre- Nrrarr
wells earport. m Company A. 1.a tI-
ao.s easalrr sHd Wfutm ll Frt-f
son private a Company O.. sf OH9
Volunteer Infantry
u vas seffru coo wH-. ft.
e. NeGd 1Efeg. nasr ramrIraH- 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
ARR|AGA BOUND
OVER To GRAND
JURY; NO BAIL
Woman Changes Story at Pre-
liminay Hearing Saying He
Had Re-entered House Be-
fore Shots Were Heard.


CamiiO Arriaes yesterday afternoon
Was bound over without ball 10 await
the aeiion u The strand jury next
March on the charge u murder IN
ne first decree
lfineo Martinez. who lived in tho
East street tenement where Arfiaea
and CiprianO Nieyra, The dead man.
Iifed WAS the strongest witness Tor
NE state. lie testified De saw the
snvt that Killed Niegfa tired lie
charged Arriaga with the guilt. His
testimony was substantially the same
a. the statement Patrelman Pablo
Lujan "sweated' from him following
the Inquest.
Maria Hernandez, Arriaga's wife,
dr0pped q highly explosive shell in
Tue prosecution BY altering materially
inc statement she made 10 Patr0lnan
Iony SueFera ana also her testimony
az the inquest She said yesterday.
ehen examined b. Judge y. ;.
hodey. That Arriasa had returned 10
MS room before she heard the shots
fired.
Previously she had related that
bnfiquez Buzon had given Arriaga
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
BULLETIN SERVICE
ON ROADS is BEGUN
AGAIN BY SELLERS

with lie season when automobile
tourists begin travelling IN large
numbcra approaching. Col u. X. b.
Sellers has again started his road
bulletins, this time as president OF
ihe New Mexico Automobile associa-
ton. His bulletins az president OF
the Ocean-to-Ocean Highway assoc
citation were OF great value 10 trav-
elers and there has been q demand
from garages along the main high
ways leading into this city that he re-
new the service
Here Is the bulletin;
Hutchinson. Kan, Feb. s.--The
roads through Kansas are dry but a
little rough. tsigned) Taylor Motor
Co. BY II. VI. Taylor.
Ration, n, NJ, Feb. g.--The Ocean
to-Occan highway from Trinidad 20
Ration, and thence to Las Vegas, In
very good condition. weather good.
tsisned) National Garage, by l.. c.
Sperry.
Albuquerque. n. NJ, Feb i0.--state
highway from Las Vegas 10 Santa Fo.
passable. but quite rough in many
places. and with some snow still on
the Gloftetas From Santa Re 70 La
Ba1ada hill, the road has Just been
broken open, but II very ,disagreeable
20 travel over and getting quite mud
dy. Weather clear. Also the road
from the big cut to Bernalllo Is
quite soft. especially where there Is
adobe soil. From albuquerque south
10 sOcOrro and thence 10 Magdalcna.
the road is very good. with the cx.
ception Of several places where IL Is
"A little rough. From Albuquerque
southeast towards Roswell, Via Abo
pass, Mouniainair aud Gran Quivera,
" very good aud easily travelled The
! uud ~ not open through Tiicras
10 Mnrlarty. for auto travel.
tSigucdl u. X. y. Sellers
Masdalena, A. "a, Feb o.--Ile
road from Mugdalena, through the
patii mountains " Just ut present
on account Of snow
Weather clear tSlgnodl Machine
Auto a Construction 60. by J. W.
Medley
Sprlngerylllc, Aria. Fob. g.--The
road from Sprlngervllc over the
White mountains 20 Globe Is not open
on account of SNOW From Springer
willie 60 llulbfook and the Grand can
son, the road Is quite rough In places,
but passablo AZ the present time
they are using drag from Springer
vile 10 ilolbrook, and in few days
The roud will he in good condition.
From springeryille east 20 Quemado
the road is likewise rough but pas
ablc. Weather clear (Signed) Gus
taye Becker
kingman. Ariz., Feb. Odd Trails
highway from klngman to Los
Angeles and from Ash Fork To King
man is In firM-class condition; wealth
or fine (SlRned) Old Trails Garage,
bN w. O. Warner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
SONGS THAT WE
USED TO SING
Many Of the Dear Old EayOrites Are
Now Being Revived.

II has been said that in this age Of
rapid progress we are prone to forget
the old order of things. STYLES and
customs are constantly changing;
new conditions bring about new in
.ventions but even though we should
try 10 do IL, there are some OF the
old things that We cannot forget.
Take, for Instance. the old songs. No
body wants to forget them and no
body could entirely forget them even
though such desire existed Every
now and then one Of the dear old fa-
vorltes is revived and at ONCE be-
comes as popular as IN the days when
II first became real nit"
The Journal believes that It's r,ad-
ers love the old songs and for their
benefit it has arranged TO offer them
volume called Songs That Never
Grow Old In which are contained
nil the dearly beloved old favorites.
There are two STYLES of binding, one
in heavy English cloth, which IL a
beautiful $3.50 book, and the other in
art bristol covers. These volumes
are deliberately illustrated with por-
traits of the worlds creates. vocal
artists, many In fayorite costumes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
NOTED PHYSICIAN TO
DELIVER LECTURE AT
W0MAN'S CLUB TONIGHT

Dr.. =, d Swopc, Of Deming. one
of the most prominent physicians in
New Mexico. will lecture at the Wo-
mans club building tonight on The
Rider on the Pale Horse" the lee
turc being under the auspices OF the
child welfare department of the club.
The lecture viii begin at $3.50 o'clock,
and in addition to DR.. Swope a num-
Der Of prominent Albuquerque BUSH
ness men VIII make addresses.
DR.. Margaret Cartwright, the chair
man of the child welfare department.
has arranged most interesting pro-
gram, which Includes musical selec-
tions TO be rendered By some of the
best local talent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
STRONG LESSON
IS CONVEYED BY
EVERYW0MAM
Fashioned After Ancient Nor
atty Play With Modern En-
belIishments in Highest De-
gree Entertaining,

TaFnins the searchlight upon tie
! fraiities Of the human kind aud eX-
posing 10 itss ruys the pitfalls Of So
eicty. while az the same time point
Ing oul the pathway 10 happiness and
the triumph % true love. a the mis-
sion 81 Henry ". Savagt's marvellous
production Of the dramatic spectacle.
fEycTywouian." Nhich viii he dis
closed az the Crystal theater. Sat-
urday. February I3 II was fash
Toned after the ancient morality play.
-Everyman. but lis interesting en-
beiiisbmenis IN bringing II up e. date
with the resoUrseful adjuncts Of mod
ern stagecraft. lights. color. costumes
and scenery, have combined 10 add 20
liz effectiveness.
EyerywOman" virtually means sV-
cry woman. II j. a chapter that might
have been taken from the life Of ev-
cry woman. With keen penetration
into the fOibles Of the sex. Walter
Browne. the author. has laid bare a
poriraiture while denly analyzing
wOman's life. The lesson ne mas
taught Is a strong one. No sermon
could be more impressive than this
exquisitely mounted and acted PLAY
which drives home the great truth Of
right irving. From the moment the
curtains are parted upon the first act
the interest II cumulative and abb
sorbing. The lines are beautiful and
there + not 4 weak or meaningless
sentence In the book. 4 strong and
masterful purpose is observed In ev-
cry spoken word and the dom mating
note everywhere apparent Is the high
moral incentive which inspired the
author 10 write u
Nearly an the lines Of "Everywom-
an are spoken To music. The score
is lofty and ambitious and was COM.
posed BY one Of the big men Ia Amer
lean mUsic-Dr. George Whitefiell
Chadwick, dean OF the New England
Conservatory OF Music. OF Boston. To
properly interpret the score an en-
tire symphony orchestra is carried by
the Organization from city to city.
Henry ". Savage is proud Of this
production and rightfully so. In dig
nifty and beauty and masslveness Il
has never been approached In the
whole history Of the American stage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
WANT 100 MEN
To VOLUNTEER
To CO ON TRIP
# That Number Agrees Special
Train win Be Run From
Here 10 e. Paso for Cattle
mems Convention,

NOt in special Pullman nor two
or three special pullmans will the
home guard. assigned 10 capture the
rattlemen's convention. 60 10 III paso,
but on special train That Is " the
roundup committees results measure
up 20 itS plans. The committees
plans are briefly 100 boosters and a
special train OF five cars.
The committee was enlarged yes
lerdny TO include twelve men. Secre-
iary Tom Egan of The Commercial
einb and Secretary 9. g. Aekerman
of The Retail Merchants association
were the only charter members The
e1mmlttccH lineup now Is city CLERK
Tom Hughes. y. L. Orose, Col. -. K
u Sellers, y. a. Macpherson, u. j.
FtfonF. 4. u. Botz. r. s. Mitchell. II.
fanow. w Mearna ana sam stevens.
besides the two secretaries, They will
start work at O'Clock this morning.
Cattlcmen Answer.
Replies 10 the letters sent TO cat
tiemen began to- reach the CONNER
eiai club yesterday. Ten VI the fiji
teen who had answered By last night
said they would join the association.
II this percentage OF favorable re-
sponaes continues until all have been
heard from the membership Of the as-
ISOLATION viii be increased sufficiently
t. fnrcu II to give Albuquefquo's
claim for the 1916 convention prefer
enco. Tho first fifteen answers came
from points us far away as Englo,
Springer, LAS Vegas aud San Mar
elal
w A. Cameron, travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the Santa 70
railway. interviewed business men
who are supporting the movement
Yesterday IN regard 10 the spoulal.
They learned that II setcnty-fIvc go
tho Santa fe viii give thum spe-
cial truin 1weniy,seycn already have|
signed The articles The committee,
however. does not Intend 90 stop
when the limit liked by MI. Cameron
II reached. The committees goal h
100.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
CHARLES CONR0y GETS
JUDGMENT FOR S14O

Judgment by default yesterday was
entered IN the ease of Charles Conroy
against T. j Ewing for $1,000. Con-
roy alleged IN his complaint that he
was surety for the defendant ON "a
Sl00 note III consideration that Ewing
indemnity him However. he was
compelled to pay the note by the
State National bank. For further
cause OF action Conroy said the Ber-
nalillo Mercantile company had trans
ferred him Il claim of $12t,09 against
Ewing. Eighty-one dollars had been
paid on this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
DRIVES TO SANTA FE,
UNDER CUSTODY, IN
HIS NEW AUTOMOBILE

u. u, Douglass. former forest SER
vice empioyc, who was dragged into
an incendiary plot by the alleged
confession OF negro held in the
Santa Zee prison. started back to Santa
Ne yesterday in the automobile he
bought here the day of his arrest. lie
WAS accompanied by j. NJ. Diaz, OF
Santa re. 20 whose custody he was
delivered at the direction of Sheriff
Charles Closson Of SANTA Pc. Doug
lass remained here under guard Tues
day night, but not In the city Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
WORK ON ELKS CLUB
WILL BE BEGUN NEXT
WEEK; CONTRACT LET

The Elks last night decided TO
award the contract for remodeling the
theatsr 20 Lyon & AxteIl The build
ing committee was authorized TO sign
the contract Work will be started
next week.
The lodge IS 10 hold smoker and
entertainment within two weeks and
az that time all members viii DC
shown the plans for turning the build
ing into a modern club house and told
OF the plans to raise money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
TOURIST TAKES A
STOP IN SPITE
OF RAILWAY RULING

The fact that the Santa re railway
refuses tO grant atOp0fcr privileges
b. Albuquerque did not prevent one
~ tine more than LOO tourists gh0
passed through The city Tuesday from
deciding 10 give the city tho +up-and-
down
ne got off one 81 the rections Of
train 40. 3 glanced over everything
between him ana the horizon and sur
rendered his berth. iie mad Pullman
reservation and q ticket ~ Los Ange-
ies He Will get q rebate on them, OF
course. bot his fare Will be slightly in
creased because VI his stop.
Several tourists. bound for the San
Diego and Fan ffaHciseo expeditions,
the long trip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-11
M0T0RCYCLlST LEAVES
EXHAUST OPEN; CITED

Charged with running with his ex.
haust open. without lights and exceed.
Ing the speed limit. A. c. Brizius. d
motorcyclist, last night was cited by
Patrolman Martin Byrnes to appear
before Police Judge Craig this morn
ing.
Floyd Lee was cited on the charge
of speeding in an automobile also bS
Patrolman Byrnes. Lee was driving
fast .on East Central avenue.