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Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Since money represents time and
labor. We should not spend our money
for any thing for which il would noJ
be proper for us to give also our time
and talents.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Urclo Sam into bankruptcy if they
chose.
People say the worlds getting bet
ter. They're wrong Take govern
mont, for instance; we've got more
hair-brained, contankerous bughouse,
dippy views on government than ever
before.
I'm coming back when the Lord
reigns. pll come back here to old Logan
! Square and III look and say: Here's
where my old tabernacle stood"
Clearing weather brought more lib
oral afternoon attendance yesterday, the
tabernacle being comfortably filled. BY
- O'Clock il was more than half full,
and by the time the evangelist arrived,
few vacant seats, and those only IN re-
mote corners OF the building, were yis-
Iiblc.
Conspicuous among the audience was
a delegation OF 25O Baltimore visitors,
who came to Philadelphia for a prcliml-
nary hearing. sunday being engaged for
the Monumental City at just this time
next year. An excursion party from the
lykens Valley, including residents oi
halt a dozen coal towns, also occupied
good places.
The afternoon brought but forty-sevcn
irail-hittcrs to the front. but they were
of sharply-draWn types, we'll dressed and
we'll -moomcd women sobbing out thciI
penitence. beside mnistabablc dcrelict,
The sense that the evangelist had
reached a point in hs campaign whcr,
at any moment he might he cXpected IA
"sprmg" something startling. kept his
audience eXpeetant 10 the point of rest.
lessness. But he simply preached Ia
them carefully considered sermon upon
the value of personal testimony as %
the fruits of the Spirit" punctuatcd
here and there with his penetrating
"asidcs" upon the Weaknesses of human
! life.
lie spared nobody, saying
"Dont play with religion. You dis.
gust God. God hasn't any Use for this
milk nd-watcr religion. and | haven't
either. If you're not careful God'n civ,
it TO You whore Queen Elizabeth wore
the ruG
81 like TO sec man or woman up
and hit tho ball for Jesus Christ You
spar well and your winds good but
you haven't got the punch.
AUu tuM uNt a NNdhf To ltdtM the
, Gospel-ho doesn't need a college pro-
fessor.
"Die Before YOu Insult God"
die before you insult God Look
the world in the face and die before
you'll do wrong.
: "A hog is never happier than when
he is rolling and gruniing i'm filth. A
l sheep abhors IT, The world can tell
by your behavior whether you're a
hog or a sheep.
'If you can get on better terms
. with God than / can keep. well and
good it uot-nothin' doin'l
~ despiso mugwump--a mar
who's a Democrat with Demmies ant
a Republican with the Elephants. anC
l an Episcopalian in the morning, =
. Presbyterian at lunch time and
/ Methodist by three o'clock and
Christian Scientist before he goes tS
bed.
T. 81 could preach a kind of Gospe
that would tickle every old Unitarian
in town. and make every Christian
/, Scientist say ! was a nice little maI
a and every saloonkeeper declare, Bill,
e good ole scout but when ! go
a through and stood before God Al
O mighty He'd say 10 me. 'Bll. pleas,
q step over there on the left; YOU
c elevators going down i'm few min
l. utcsl'"
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
headache STOPS,
NEURALGIA Gone
Dr. James Headache Powders give in
slant relicf-C0St dime a package.

Ncrve-rackine. splitting or dull.
ihrobhng headaches yield in just a
few moments TO Dr. James Headache
Powders which cost only i0 cents a
package at any drug store. ITS the
quickest surest hoadachc relief in tho
whole world. Don't sufferl Relieve the
agony and distress now! You can. Mil
lions of men and women have found
that headache or neuralgia misery Is
needless. Get what you ask for.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
couprTITI0N SAVES LIFE.


pASSAlC FALLS. n. j.. Feb.
6. Charles Stoinhoaver stood at
the brink of the falls. melodra-
matically gosturing his intent to
commit suicide AS his swan
song he sang Die Wacht am
Rhoin."
patrOlman John Jorlott saw
him. but could not urge the
would-be suicide TO leave his
perilous position.
Jorlett scratched his head and
started a competitive concert He
sang TITS "A Long. Long Way to
Tipperary.'
Stcinheaver got mad, and came
down to fight He rests in Jail,
instead of the river.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Those who crown Jesus King Of their
lives are promised blessings of untold
richness, both i'm time and eternity.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Has any one mistreated yous Do
not seek revenge. God will take care
of your case. and some time make
settlement with the one who has
wrongcd YOU From "Thc Friend"
Dayton Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05
Just A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John G. 1uinius.
(The Sunshine MANI

Our lives will not be measured by
the number of years we live, but by
our good intentions and noble cndeav-
ors.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

The best way TO show our love to
Jesus Christ is to show a Christ-likc
love to those about us. Remember
that Jesus loved his enemies as we'll
as his friends
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

False moves in life are expensive.
often resulting in great distress anu
eternal death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
WANT WILL OF CITY
OFFICIAL DEAD TWO
YEARS PR0BATED NOW

The hearing on the will Of j p.
steele. former city building inspector
yesterday was set by Judge John
Baron Burg OF the probate court for
June The will was filed two years
ago. shortly after the death of Mr.
Steele. but no effort was made to
have It admitted TO probate at that
time. IL is understood the step rs
taken now 10 clear the way 20 the
sale of property Of the estate.
other proceedings Of the court fol-
low.
In the matter of the estate Of
T.. H. Dunbar, hearing on probate
of will set for June /.
Frank Mckee, hearing on probate
of will set for June !.
Mrs Ella r. Dunbar, Ralph Dunbar
appointed administrator under $500
bond
Enoch S. Staples, inventory filed
and J. g. Good and Ralph $. Dunbar
appointed appraisers.
Lena Doran, order granting appeal
Ia the district court IN the matter Of
the claim of Or. Ada Chevaillier en-
tered
John A. Mcclure, hearing on report
of Laurence +. Lee, administrators,
set for June (.
John Il. Lilley, hearing on report
Of Laurence i Lee, administrator,
set for June /
Mclquiades Martinez, hearing on
probate of viii set for June /.
The May term Of court will open at
9 o'clock next Monday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
LAST READING ROOM
entertainment TO BE
GIVEN FRIDAY EVENING

The last Of the seasons course OF
santa re rending room entertainments
will be given Friday evening at the
First Presbyterian church, when
Charles A. Payne. famous lecturer
and traveller. will deliver q lecture,
assisted by Miss Grace Sheilenberger
children's storyteller OF wide repu-
tation. In announcing the attraction
Superintendent Busser. of the reading
rooms, SAYS
"Inasmuoh as this Is the last en-
tertuinment OF the season, ! am maxi
ing special effort TO have II the best
and these evenings ne the reading
rooms the brightest of all | need not
announce Charles a, Payne, lie Ia In
the same class with EImendorf and
Burton Holmes, and has made rec
ord with his slides, the result of MS
own personal work. and his verbal
portrayBls all the expression OF a
most remarkable artistic tcmpera-
ment, which makes him a master on
the illustrated lecture rostrum Miss
Shellenborger Is without doubt the
most popular storyteller of knight err
rantry aud folk lore on The chautau-
qua platform today. over her coat
OF arms, given by the great literary
circle, are written these words She
is so winsome and pleasing Talent
OF this high order is very expensive,
aud | regret that can stop these
people at only few principal points;
but Il will be worth your while to go
q long distance to hear them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
VISITORS FIND SANTA
FE MORE INTERESTING
THAN FOREIGN RESORTS

Santa Fe, April 21.--"Last year we
saw Amalfi and Tivoli and travelled
leisurely through the Riviera but
Santa Re is more charming and more
interesting than all of these. de-
clared Boston party visiting the
Museum OF New Mexico this forenoon,
Mrs. Nellie G Grover and Miss lsa-
bel Wesson of Boston, being the
speakers. They are on their way TO
San Diego Half an hour before
Mrs. G. L. Hubbard of Chicago who
with her husband Is on the way to
San Diego, expressed herself similarly
after seeing the treasures OF the mu-
scum. We travelled in Spain and
italy last year" she said, and Santa
Fe reminds as OF so much we saw
there but has at the same time even
more 20 interest This terrible war
has at least one compensation in mat
it teaches us Americans that America
is well worth knowing better. {. H.
James was another Chicago visitor. ~.
Wilford registered from Los Angeles,
C. w Underhil from Denver and j.
T. Hope OF Las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
FOREST SERVICE TO
MOVE INTO ITS NEW
QUARTERS ON JUNE 10

The forest service yesterday re-
received 10y wire The approval of the
secretary OF agriculture to moving
the district headquarters from the
Luna striokier building, Second
mrcct and Copper avenue, To the
McCHnna- Hubbcll building. ruth
street and Central avenue That the
move was to- be made has been an
open secret for several weeks but
official announcement WAS lacking
until yesterday. The change VIII be
made June 10.
All departments Of the service viii
be moved to the new building with
the exception Of the pathological
laboratory. which is In The krober
building next TO the Luna-stricklcr
building
The interior of the second floor OF
the McCauna Huhhell building has
not boon completed ny YET TINS
viii he done Ia accordance with
plane agree upon 10y the forest serV-
ice officials and the owners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
ACCUSED PL0TTERS IN
SALAZAR CASE CONFER
HERE OVER COUNSEL

Elfego Baca, District Attorney
Manuel Vigil and state Game War
den Trinidad G. de Baea, Of Santa
Re the three more prominent men
charged with conspiracy In connection
with General Salazars escape from
the county jail, conferred here yes
terday In regard To the choice of at
t0rneys
No definite decision was under
stood TO have been reached although
O. A. LarraEola, of las Vegas, ]. H.
Crist, Of Santa Fe. state Treasurer ..
n Marion, AZ this city. and y. 7. Da-
vles. of Santa Fe were tentatively
agreed upon The three left last
night for santa Fe, ID was expected
that they would reach a definite con-
elusion today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
YOUTHFUL BANDITS ARE
CUT SHORT IN CAREER

tsrrclAt coRHtSroHpKpeG 70 aoaH'se JOURNAL
Alamogordo. n. NJ. April 21--Four
young boys, Of ages ranging from -
TO "a years armed with three SIX
shooters. $3.50 winchester rifle and
big bowie knife, were arrested in
Tularosa Saturday night, in posses
sion Of a new Ford touring ear which
was the property OF the Tri State Mo-
tor company, of I'll Paso. Their
names are James Vaughn, John Pol
lard, Hershell Mosley, Abel Border
eaus. The arrest was made by James
Hunter sheriff, and James Brown
field. deputy. Hersheil Mosley had
thirty-odd dollars in currency IN his
pockets They said they were on their
way to Roswell
Sheriff Hunter reported the arrest
TO the police headquarters IN III Paso,
and Police Captain Greet, aeeompa
MED by j. W. Kirkpatrick, of the Tri
state Motor company. came up after
the boys and the car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
OPERA SINGERS
SCORE HEAVILY
At AUDITORIUM
National Grand Opera Quartet
Heard by Large and En-
thusiastic Audience En-
cores Are Frequent,

one Of the largest audiences ever
gathered To hear musical attraction
In Albuquerque was present IN The au-
ditorlum last night az the concert
given by the quartet OF the National
Grand opera company, headed py
Miss sarame ilaynolds. The audience
was not only large but was composed
of the most critical music .lovers In the
city. and the fact that almost every
number on the program was enthusi-
astieally cneored was the aurest tri-
butte to the triumph scored by the ar
lists
Especial interest attached TO Miss
Reynolds not only on account OF her
wide reputation but also by reason OF
the fact that she is native of New
Mexico and a member Of one OF the
most distinguished families OF the
southwest It iH only a simple state
mcni OF the truth 60 say that Miss
Reynolds amply fulfilled the expecta-
tions which had been created by the
highly complimentary mention OF her
in the press. Her clear soprano voice
is one OF unusual beauty. volume and
range. ana with IL she has q stage
that is irresistible.
Good support Given.
Miss Reynolds was brilliantly support
ed. and that each OF the otncr mem
bers Of the quartet won and deserved
the most generous applause. Misc
c0ntralto IS rich and deep,
and she sang last night with feeling
and intelligent appreciation. Signor
Rodotfi and Signor Picchi, tenor ana
bass respectively have never been sur
passed by singers heard In Albuquer-
que Both ia the solos and the cnsem-
be numbers every member Of the
company did splendidly. and there
was no adverse criticism TO be visited
on the work of any.
Mrs J. O. McNary of III Paso, q
sister OF Miss Reynolds, played the
and acquitted herself
admiralty, much of the success Of the
concert being due Ia her work,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
ROADS MEN MAY
GET FARE REBATE
FR0MMERCHANTS
Plan Discussed at Meeting of
Local; Joint Invitation Ex-
tended to State Highway
Convention.

The Commercial club aud the To-
cal goods roads association VIII
unite, as result Of the meeting OF
the latter last night. In an invitation
10 the state good roads body TO hold
its sixth annual session IN Albu-
querque this summer G. o. Gush-
man, OF the Commercial cluh, ex-
tended the clubs invitation to the
state body through the local, prom
lsinR support and suitable entertain
ment The association passed a res
olution of invitation to the state or
ganization.
The matter of securing interest In
the meeting was taken up at length
and the plan which met with most
favor was 10 get the local mer-
chants to offer special prizes for the
three DAYS Of the meeting, with pos
sibly an extra early showing of fall
STYLES as an added indueement, since
the meeting will he called late IN
the summer. probably, If Albuquer-
que lands IL.
The matter of rcfunding the rail-
road fares of those who purchased a
certain amount of goods during the
meeting was discussed, but nothing
done In a definite way
The local discussed the matter OF
getting the two necessary bridges In
Tijeras canyon and asked the road
board, through Chairman John 5.
Beaver, TO invite state Engineer j.
A. French 10 take up this matter at
once The approval of the state en-
gineer 10 the plans OF these bridges,
which are on the statutory route Of
III Canine Real. Is necessary before
any of the $4,000 now accumulated
in that fund in the county's treasury
can be spent. The local agreed with
the forest service Is months ago TO
urge the immediate construction of
these bridges, but the steps taken
last night are the first real ones
along that line In view of the prom
Use The foresters spent considerably
more money on road work In the
canyon than had been originally IN
tended for use there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
M'GlLLlVRAY FUNERAL
WILL Be HELD TODAY
AT STR0NG'S CHAPEL

The funeral of Duncan McGillivray
viii be held this afternoon. The
Presbyterian church services VIII be
held at a;30 o'clock at strong Bros
chapel, the Rev Hugh A. Cooper and
the Rev, C. A. Foreman officiating.
The Ellts then will take charge.
Members Of that lodge who were APP
pointed by the lodge will act as pail
bearers. They are: Actlve-County
Treasurer Mike Mandell, Charles Clay,
q. A Matson, A. - Bets. city Treas
urer A. W Goodrich and l.. j. Miller.
Honorary-Louis a. McRae, Gus The
lin. George Arnot. r. W. Mcdonald,
&. o. Cushman and Ross Merritt
Burial viii be IN Fairview cemetery.
The Elks will hold their services
there
The four brothers of MIR McGilli-
vray. Allan. John, Angus and r. Me-
GHivray, arrived here yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
RALPH ELY WILL
GIVE ADDRESS At
COMMENCEMENT
Republican State Chairman
Will Advise High School
Graduates About Going Out
Into World to Battle,

Ralph G. Ely. Of Demng republic
can state chairman, will deliver the
principal address at the high school
commencement June 3. Mr. Ely yes
terday notified Superintendent John
Milne that he would accept He was
selected some time ago but ANNOUNCE
ment was, not made until Mr.. Ely re-
Piled
The Rev. Archie Toothaker, pastor
OF the First Congregational church,
will give the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduates the Sunday preceding
The May fete is 10 be held Friday
afternoon on the lawn of the Library
building. The boys and girls Of the
seventh grade and the girls Of the
eighth grade and high school will par
ticipate. Folk dances, indian club
and dumb-bell drills will be held. The
fete will have the nature OF physl-
cal culture display
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
WILL ASCERTAIN
IF BUSINESS MEN
WANT STATE FAIR
Commercial Club viii Take
Straw Votei Commission.
Not Disposed TO Act Until.
Result Is Learned,

In order to obtain from the business
men ~ the city an expression as 10
whether they desire q state fair this
year the Commercial club Is taking a
straw vote on the proposition by
means Of return postal cards which
were mailed out last night The cards
make the inquiry Of the recipient
whether he thinks fair should be
held and whether he Is willing 10 sup
port IL for the usual amount. The
club asks that al who receive the
cards mail the return half al once
that the vote may be submitted To the
fair commission.
There Is no disposition on the part
Of the commission 10 proceed with the
organization Of the fair for 1915 until
an expression has been obtained IRON
the citizens Of the city. The mem
beers Of thu commission who hold over
have stated that II is strictly up 20
the subscribers IN this city to say
whether fair TX to he held this year.
The usual appropriation Of $4,000 is
available from the state II Albuquer-
que subscribes q like amount ana
II the vote taken by the club shows
that this city desires the fair the
commission will proceed with It's or
ganlzatlon at once II the vote shows
that a considerable number of the
business institutions are not Interested
one way or the other or opposed TO
the holding fair, the commission
will make no move to hold H.
II is believed that " the old sub
scrlhers 20 the fair will continue their
subscriptions until the San Diego eN-
position liz over and its expenses paid
il viii be possible TO secure the state
TO assume the full financial burdens
of the state fair thus relieving Albu-
quefque Of all subscriptions To the
same. The Commercial club a. an
organization expresses the opinion
that the fair should be held since AL
buquerque has had history of thirty
years OF fairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
DECREE OF FORECLOSURE
GIVEN AGAINST ANS0N

The foreclosure Of deed of trust
10 secure promlssory note Tor
Xlg.8p6 was decrecd by Judge RAY
nolds of the district court yesterday
In the case of the First National
bank against A. ", Arson II ais The
defendants were IN default the
first Trust 4 Savings bank has tled
"a eross-complaini alleging that
S4.a92.33 was due on another prom
issury note
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28

Delicious raspberry aherbet at Fees
candy store.
Latest road condition reports free
at Buffers garage.
Justice George n Craig yesterday
afternoon married Joe ledlfnz ana
Katie spak.
Born to Mr. and Mrs ! W. Plnney.
OF 1911 Forester avenue, on April
o. daughter
There will be regular meeting Of
Albuquerque lodge Of Elks this even
ing at 5 o'clock.
Miss Lulu krlck Of Santa re- Is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Jesse y.
Kelcher. 7gi South Second street
There viii be a regular meeting of
the Womens Relief corps this after
room az ESQ O'Clock IN Woodmcn's
hall.
Mira Thomas Hughes VIII arrive to-
night from Denver, 90 spend the snni-
mcr with her son city CLERK fhomaH
Hugbee
The women of the baptist church
viii be hOatea8es from 2.8U uniil D
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon 10 the
CITY Missionary unlnn A program
has been prepared
The all-day sewing part, which was
e. have been given la the Presbyterian
church parlors Thursday haa been
postponed until Friday owing to the
fact that the Union Missionary So
clcty meeting viii be held Thursdoy,
Talmage King, of leme1 Springs,
rnd Evelyn Morris uf bland were
married "a 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon 10y the Rev G. - Hickman. of
the Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church az the pars0nuge
The specla train bearing the rail-
way traffic officials arrived here at
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning aud
left at $3.50 O'Clock THO officials ara
returning from tho national conven-
ton. which was hold in san Francisco.
Thore were elstt ou hc train.
An members of Albuquerque lodge
uf Elks are ftqueated to he present
al strongs chapel a. oclock this
afternoon TO attend thr funeral Of
the tate Duncan MeGntttN SER
Vices al The eraVo viii bo conducted
by the lodge
Capt w. G Reid, general solicitor
for tbp Santa Fe railway passed
Through the clb iast night on tbc way
from Santa tie where ne has been
present at VIC taN commissions hear.
.nrs. 60 Roswell. he viii return III
short time
I've got the foyef sui CITY clerh
Tom iluehe Yesterday When
pasfed by the Indian school and SAW
Manager EetdF plasyrs ctperlnl
around The loi : distinctly teH The bus
lite nae lm Bolus 20 be there foI
iho opening game and some more!'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
PROBATE JUDGE KICKS
AGAINST 'SERPENTlNE'
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING

Probate Judge John Baron Burg
last night lodged a complaint with
the police against a party Of automo-
hilists who, he said. were driving
reckiessly on ~ sixth street between
Central and Copper avenues. they
went up the street IN a Ford in ser
nentine fashion, according to the
Judge Ne believed the driver was
drunk The car bumped into the
curb ana burst a tire at Copper ave-
nue., he said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
URBAN0 SANCHEZ FOUND
NOT GUILTY OF ROBBERY

The jury in The district court yes
tcrday afternoon acquitted Ufeano
sanchez Of the charge of robbery
The Jury was out about twenty min
utes
Sunchox was accused of being on,
OF the masked men who entered Mrs
Barbara Casulie store on south
broadway and took box containing
money The charge AGAINST Frank
Aires. charged with the same thing
had been dismissed Jose Contreras
who implicated sanchez. had pleaded
guilty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER. REPoRT.

For the twonty-four hours ending
at o'clock yesterday evening
Maximum temperature degfeeai
minimum temperature 3l range, 40.
Temperature al .. n yesterday 40.
Southwest winds, clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28

FOR RENT-Room. a5xo0. facing
alley In business section. suitable for
plumbing or tin shop. or storage;
heat and water includesi. Apply this
office. Htk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28
FATHER WANTS BOY SENT
TO STATE REF0RMAT0RY

Harley KARI who was arrested IN
Estaneia. suspected Of having stolen
o bicycle from this city probably Will
be sent 20 the state reformatory His
father. Il Is karr. yesterday signed
complaint drawn by Justice Craig,
which is 10 be presented 10 Judge
Reynolds If the district court Mr.
Kari says the hos is iucorrlglhle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28

Charles Chaplin ia "A Jtury Elope-
mcnt Two Reels - theater today
only
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-28

Charles chaplin In "A Jitney hlope-
meni, Two Reels Il theater today
only.