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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
TWO MORE JlTNEYS IN
VERY MARROW ESCAPE

Two more narrow escapes for jit-
neys are reported. Last evening at
Third avenue and Twentieth street "A
machine in turning the corner ran so
close 20 a south bound street car that
IL grazed the fender and passengers in
both the street car and the auto held
their breaths. expecting bad spill.
This afternoon at Nineteenth street
and Second avenue machine in back
ing up, just missed a woman who was
crossing the street. Close calls ars
a daily occurrence and unless more
care is taken by drivers of autono-
biles serious accidents can be expect
ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
POWDER MILL is
WRECKED; 5 DEAD
EXPLOSION AT EAST ALTON
PLANT FILLING EUROPEAN
WAR ORDERS.

Alton. H.. April Five men were
killed at the plant of the Equitable
Powder company. five miles from here.
when an explosion wrecked the press
mill. There was 5000 pounds of pow
der in the building. superintendent
Colburn of the plant was the only man
in the building. He was killed. The
other four men were near the build
ing and were hurled in all directions.
The Equitable adjoins that of large
cartridge company. Both concerns
have large orders for ammunition for
European belligerents. Those report
ed killed were: James 4. Coburn. sup
erintendenr; Elmer Kortkamp, Gus
taye Miller. Clyde Davis and Louis
Murphy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Subject Takes Precedencs
Over Spring Advance
Of the Allies.
is AFFECTING LABOR
Kitchener Says No Alcohol Will
Be Served in His Home
During the War

Tondo, snr,r y,ba ,y,r -, ,,co
: -. -
nr.oadaa.a - orsr .ha n'ras taJrad =,
..sn-ine advance Of tbe aI,,as IN the
Yves, ;, the reas so,, ba;ng that the nroh.
Ion, of n,nnit;ons bae hacor,a r,ore
r-assina tlan that of racrn.t,ng
pro,,o,nce,,,ents os cahina, leaders
srd tba Ia,,or of tI;no, c,aore., ON taun.
e-a,cx. a~e ;,,anda,l ~ nave the Wv
and sound nubIic sentiment prepara-
,orv ~ e;tbar shutting off ahsal,,telv
tI,e saie 81 arink i.,,.tba csn.ntrv az
cent on nbvsjcians' nrsscripts,ns- or
adontion of some measure which.
Wills moi called ,shsv,Jute prohfbitiop.
viii have almostssaa drastic effect
War Secretary r 1ex announced
that no aicohoIic - would be
served in his hou = 4tor the dura-
ton of the war.
Today being the centenary of the
birth of Bismarck, London newspapers
review editorialIy the career of this
German statesman, ending in a break
with the present emperor and specu-
late on what might have been the out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
SECOND REFEREE
/ FOR FIGHT PICKED
MAN TO TAKE wELsH's PLACE IN
EVENT ne RECEIVES STRAY
PUNCH AT HAVANA.

Havana Cuba. April Arrange
msnia have been completed for the
selection OF an alternate referee for
the Johrson-wirlard fiEht whose duty
Il viii De 20 sit AZ the FinEsids ready
To step In and relieve Referee Welsh
n ease the latter Is Knocked out by y
stray punI or sun sickness ". J.
fiinkci Of cleveland. Ohio. probably
utIi Be selected for this position
Willard and his followers are 80 con
hd~ns of victory they are planning n
four OF the world The plan e. much
liko the ore made BY Jerries pre-
vious 20 bis defeat A. Reno. johnson
has Interests IN France aDd after the
bout expects 90 return Co the conti-
ueaf asd settle down there for good
if he vins be probably viii visit South
America for exhibition bouts before go
Ing 90 Europe II he loses he will re
,nrn O. France at oncc.
uinksi was later named ss alternate
referee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Made Special Order for
Next Wednesday in
Illinois Senate.
COMMITTEE OPPOSING
Full investigation OF Roads Ask
inc Increase in Passenger
Rates Proposed.

Springfield. III. April -Four bills
providing for abolition o. capital pun
isHmcnt vcrc made a special order in
the senate Tor next Wednesday. The
senate judiciary committee today rec
commended that all such bills be de-
feated. Governor Dunno Who sent a
special message 20 the legislature ask
ing passage Of an anti-eapitai punish
tscnt bill. probably viii be asked TO
address the senate on tho measure
The house committee on industrial
Affairs postponed action ON Metiiii Mc-
Cormick's bill providing for an eight
hour woris day Tor women by referring
the measure 70 a subcommittee OF
nine members.
Scaat0F Harris o. Cook county intro
duec4 a resolution providing for a iiil
Investigation of the affairs of Illinois
railroads. whica are asking the ieris-
iature for an increase OF from TO -
cents a mile IN passenger rates In
trodUetion % the Harris resolution q
taken 70 rrsan al effort viii BE- made
TO postpone action on the railroads
Fcqrest for an advance until the next
session.
For Health Certificate.
Senator wCmaek. democrat. intEo-
fnecd a biii rcquirine a certificate OF
<o04 heaifh fr0m both man ana NO
mar wi;h al applications for fnsrria =. /
ieenscs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
ORDER SUPPLIES
FOR PRINz EITEL
AMERICAN GUARD At NEWPORT
NEWS TO PROTECT GER
MAN CRUISER.

ScwPort News. Va. April LIT was
learned today Commander Thierieh-
ems of the German converted cruiser
Friuz Eitci o. negotiating for supplies.
u is probable that quantities sufficient
fcr a - days voyage VIII be taken
sboard Sunday. The chief reason for
aendinE American military forces to
Fuard the German cruiser Il because
anonymous threats TO blow up the
ship have been received Immediate
b. after the Eitci reached port anony-
NOUS threats began 20 pour In on
Thisricheus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
NUDE BODIES
MUTILATEDlN
fURkkTTACK

TabriE. Persia. April i.--Preccdinr
rcoccupation by Russians OF Saimac
plains. In AEerbaijan province. north
west OF Urum!ah. hundreds OF native
Christians were rounded up by Turks
Ia the village OF Haftdewan and mas
sacred Many Of these we're searched
OF from friendly homes OF Moham-
medans Who had tried TO hide them.
Russians on entering the village found
525 bodies. mostly naked and multi
atcd. Recovery OF bodies from wells.
pools and bitches. and their burial.
kept 600 men busy three days. Wall
ing OF women intensified the horror OF
the scene Surviving widows who
acre able 70 Identity the bodies OF
their husbands insisted upon digging
graves and buryinE the bodies.
In some cases victims were bound
90 ladders and the heads. protruding
through. we're hacked on. eyes gouged
out and limbs chopped of. General
massacre OF 10000 or $4,000 Chris
tians remaining in Urumiah Is expect
cd unless averted BY orders from Con
stantinopie.
Verbal messages from Urtuniah COLI
firm earlier reports that more than
eight hundred persons already have
been Killed and that in the neishbor-
hood Of more than two thousand have
lied OF diseases These messages I
also confirm reports OF maltreatment
of Rev. DIR. 3 T. Allen. American
in Crumiah-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
VICE PRESIDENT GETS ST
BY TURNING MOVIE CRANK

Los Anseles. Cal. April 1.-yice
President Marshall got on the pay roll
yesterday OF motion picture com,
pany-
With several members OF his party
the vice president visited picture
camp where the movie men were finn
ing an Egyptian drama. Just as the
~seiied princess" entered the director
called npon the vice president to fur.
the crank OF the camera.
Mr. Marshall reeied on several yards
OF film and the director thereupon
handed him 81 for york as an extra
The vice president p5sketed The dollar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
START INQUIRY IN
CASE OF SWODODA
NAV DISCOVER IRREGULARITIES
~ PASSPORT ISSUED TO
SUSPECT.

WashlaEtoa. p. g.. April f.--Axsats
90 tsr depaFtueaS % justice have be
xEa aa faasir5 tzto the fssue os an
Aasrieza ps4sStOrs 10 Haysnoad S~o.
eefs. . - ARES ia r-zrsk eharxcd
oi.h starting a nrc on the la Too.
rEiass TAs fuvcsuEzsioa is 10 deter.
nine NG~thcr the issue of The pass
Port vac srtirsiy regular The pass
port Goes not give swobeaa'z oecupa.
tao1. merely ssyinE be would b.
abruaf ~ous year on buziu~ss
Several inquirfcs have reached ths
state 9gpartgeat frura SWoboeia's
frjerGs ta this eouutrg. Nc otclai re-
gort hss been rscsiseG from Ambas-
fad0r share E,szsas Davis tcic-
Erap2Fd the Gspartmcut from NeN
York drcl1rfaE Suoboda vas Amerl.
can bora 90 his perscuai kuowiefEc.
LAWS nsnue9 william Nsclae and
Tbomas Ha0per. also of NcW York. as
Arasric4ns who could vouck for Swo-
ho,las aafl0raiity.
Paris. 4prti Additional evidence
has bees foGra. the police assert. 10
prove ths proC~rmAu sympafhiss os
Haynoaf Ssoboda. CHARGED with be-
taE r-spousisie fos the Ere which
the destruction % the
steauer IA 'rouralac. Secret service
9pcrasites have learned Svoboda left
ave iarEs trunks Ia an Office 10 the
avenue Dc LOpsra. uss % which Wsls
obtained through an Introduction b.
Broker 1fgrrisou- The trunks ~crc
81 zed and sent TO iiavFs. \ villa Swo-
1od2 occupied near Versailles also vas
searched agt number % papers sciz-
"a.
These. tue police say. Included let
tsrs q a highly compromising char
aef-r. together With photographs show
in< SWobods IN . German uniform
VITA tWo 0thsr officers. NJ Raquici.
sWoeo4as Business associate. dcc'ar-
II be believed Sv0bofa vas a Cana
Tan. as no bad excellent references
from Quebec. Shsr- he said his fam
w resided According 20 Haquiet.
swoboda said hc Vas brouEht up In
serra2uy ard rlzdr co attempt 20 hide !
10 sympsshT Cor that nation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
DEAF MUTE is
HELD SLAYER
0F2PERS0NS

Marshalltown. Iowa, April John
Confer. %. deaf mute. faced a charge
of double murder in Jail here today,
following q confession he is said to
have made that he killed Dennis Mi
Ian, 4S. and Mrs. Minnie Milan, 10.
at their home in Green Mountain last
night. The Milans We're deaf mutes.
Jealousy is said to have caused the
shooting. Confer's home is said to be
Portage. Wis. The police say he re-
Gently escaped from a reformatory at
Green Bay, Wis. Mrs. Milan formerly
lived in Gilman, H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
AsrRoNoMIcAL EvENTs.

Evening stars; Saturn. Mars Morn
ing stars. Venus. Jupiter. Mercury.
April considerations visible TO p. m:
Ursa Major. Draco. Ursa Minor. Ce-
pheus. Cassiopeia. Andromeda. Auri-
"a. Perseus. Aries. Taurus, Gemini,
CAMS Minor. orion. CAMS Major. Leo.
Hydra, Virgo. Corvus part. BoOtes,
Serpens. Hercules. I.yra Cparp. Cygnus,
Cetus part. Eridanus parn. Evening
stars OF the month: Mars. Saturn
Morning stars: Jupiter. Mercury, We
nus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
WOMAN TAKEN IN
FRANCE AS A spy
MARIE LOUISE wELscH. comPAS
ION OF ULLMo. LIFE TERN
ER ON ISLAND.

Paris. April ~ Marie Louise weiseh.
sad 10 have been associated with
Charles t-fino. a Preach naval ensign.
who i1 tsgs vas sentcnesd 90 life I'm
srlsonnrcus on Devils Island Tor at
tsragiinE - sell naval secrets 10 Ger
nany. has been arrested on a charge
% espionage. UIino made = Earriai
eorfessiCu and asked eiemeaey on the
sroaaa BE- Was a victim % the opium
habit and had fallen under fhc povcr
% an gpaioass Woruau for wtc-n
So sqasadsrCd his fortune suf ruiaed
his life
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

PAINTERS STRIKE
ON CHICAGO WORK
TrEEE THOUSAND MgN LEAVE
PLACES oN BUILDINGS
fNTrE CITY.

CtieaEo. ui- April t.-Taree thous-
aad unioa paiaters and dee0sstors
ssrg-k today Work os Ehlch they
were snsazeG on various doWntown
hgilfiezs vas left gaanizhsd- uaions
seG smpiogers arc Unable 20 agree
over q asN form % eortracf- sew
s-ai eortFaetors agreed 20 the paint-
ers' Geruauds and signed satisfaetory
srresGssf. see0rdinz 20 uniCn lead
ss&
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
MRS. GUGGENHElM is FREE
Granted Decree of Divorce From Son
of Smelling Company Head.

New York. April The marital
troubles OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ Robert
Guggenheim came TO an end yester.
day when Supreme Court Justice Guy
signed an interlocutory decree of d.
vorce in favor of Mrs. Guggenheim.
The suit was begun late in December
last and every effort was made to
keep the matter secret. Mr Guggen-
helm is the son OF Daniel Guggenheim.
head OF the American Smelling & Re-
filming company. and the plaintiff is the
daughter OF Jacob Berheimer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Receiver for Alcohol Company.

New York. April Judge Hough of
the federal court appointed Francis
,. White and Matthew c. Fleming as
receivers for the Standard Alcohol
company. With an authorized capital
stock OF sie.s00. 600. in an equity suit
brought by Charles NJ. Roiker OF New
York as holder OF defauited coupons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
VILLA MAY HURL
BOMBS FROM AIR

Brownsville. Texas. Aprii Ia prob
able bomb dropping attack BY four
seropianes on Ma;Anoras was fore
east today by H. ~ Rinehart. Of Day
ton. Ohio. an American Who dew q
villa bipiane 70 Las Raciss. four miles
from Nstamoras and returned to
villa headouarteS now surrounding
Matznnorss. Rhehart new from Ray
soss. IS niles uea Of Astsmoras-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
THE WEATHER
Forecast TnI =. NJ. tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.

Generally fair tonight and Friday,
not much change in temperature. with
The lowest rorfriIT about 81, degrees
Temperature at a. m "a. Highes;
yesterday Il. lowest last night 81.
Velocity OF wind at a. N miles
per hour.
Precipitation none.
Relative humidity at p. m, 81, at
: a. N. 6S. AT p n. today As.
Stage OF water feet. no change in
last - hours.
J.. NJ. SHERIER. Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
MEN BUSY GETTING PARKS
IN SHAPE FOR SEASON

4 force OF men is busy in all OF the
city parks. cleaning up. planting and
repairing. TO get them In shape for tne
warm weather. At Spencer square the
sidewalks are being repaired and
spring planting done. and activities at
Lonr View park have also been start
ID
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
DRUG TELLER: GET $1,000
Rsess-s Lees Bank vssi; ard Escape
IN Tzsi-

Fsstsbursh. Pa. April i.-Four rnen
entered tho Hays National bank Of
Hays yesterday. bound and druEred
Charles Han. teller. and thea looted
rhs vsalt of 5000 In gold They es-
czp~6 n taxseab- Hall freed himself
later and called the ssiice OF Home
stead. bet they xps no trace Of the
thi~s a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
RECEIVER NAMED FOR
SECOND SoSNA STORE

H. j. Mcfarland was today, named
receiver for the Five and Ten Cent
store in Davenport. which is owned
by Max Sosna of this city. Mr.. Sosna
recently filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy at Peoria, closing his
store in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
osr.ss,sn csuso gssor,s lisn.

Csivsstoa. Teas. April - Exports
o. eottrn from here this March amount
- % tGetss bales. thc hi<he<r n<
grss ou record foT any month of
Narch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Latter Massins Troops and
Artillery at HdrianopIs,
on the Border.
CLASH EXPECTED SOON
Balkan Nation Plans 10 Give Aid
10 the AllieS-Eastern Re-
ports al Variance.

Lsrss1. April TIE Frsrss
stssrsr Errrrs. essrd - Bsr.
ssass. sas tsrsssses Wssrssesf
81 gesehI stssd sy csrr1an SIS
-1srfsss. Nfassssn ss -. ers,-
asrs srs~use ara t@s SAVED.
rHe ssrisssss 81 tps sssusrir-
hardly Bss sssa sishsss '@asn
tsrpeds struck ne E-ra Ns
lsarrind % ssY slnd @zs sfssr.
ses ire shs agnssrra IN tarrs
RI 1utrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
srse. Hs-ss,e.isns Renewed.

chicago. W. Apsii t.--Priec t~stric-
.tioas xovsraiaE tran sacti0as 10 stocks
sfscc re bexjnsirz % the European
var Wsre ostsFsd re@ovsd today by
directors os ths stock eSchan<s here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
BERLIN HAS NOTE
ON FRYE SINKING

WsshinEfos. - G. AprH t-Tts
Amsrtesa note 90 Germany ever the d.
srtettcn of ths A@erieaa ss1iez ship
"Htsn p rye ~ tae Csraan rais-
- Prius Eis~f rrf~dsiea hss t~~n eis-
-sstehsd 70 seriin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
Paten. to Mike Mintz.

Especial to The Argus.)
Washington. d. c., April LA pat.
ent has just been granted Mike Mintz,
assigned to the Gearless Automatic
Pump company of Rock Island. on a
relief valve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

t6a4en. NprI t--Tsers are further
fsfieatfaas tsst Turkey sSpecEs other
n4itaa natl3ss Oh -rter tas war or me
sife of r.e allies, A. A6rianopie. nrar.
est inportsas town 90 the gaizarlas
f-vuarF troops rsc being coscratraf.
ed aef artillery eqaipment decreased
rtis ls taferpretaf ia SOFA as p-rnsra-
t1ry to possible var win gsfzar.a.
Russian sef AUSTRIAN reports eae-
crruiaE tae great sfrussfe fn LEs Car.
pgfrfsas srr eomoiet-fg az sarsanee.
ailhouEa .arr arre Jsaf heavy eFaf-
HE coat'ra-a. The Rgsstan var %
Zee claims garlpgs successes aiars
hs frgnt. sgt Austrian aatAsritses
ciaiaa ftsssita atetcss have b~sE eriv-
o. baeG Tbere q slmiar esaffet -
tween German aad Egssisn reports %
azafiga Ia flr ao-fb.
The BassiFa rcet bonhardra sew
srsf TgFsita towns fa Asia Mfaer.
vit1 eoestt-eabie dfmaEs. inela4inE
tae sisSiss ef several ships Tls
eItlu. bowever. 81 coc5radletcf At
Constaatiaopts.
rls f'rraca attack IN re Chaas-
pefne district. w1ica met wtth a meas-
urr of sgcrcee. apGereugiy ts co tanE.
or being pusbed. o. Nisaee there has
been only fesuuory GratinE "a.
neFts,gesreru t'runes snt Ge'Eiam op-.
efaticgs are almost aE staGd stll.
ogssa czrss Seized
Is dispatca frout Ne0 fIavsr. a rort
in tar EnEfis1 ehaaael SAYS the t1rgr
pgfcG cargo boat lodrwifE van Mas
ssa. iafea With oiit. has been bruaeht
ta NsN tiavcg b. British torpedo
bosts or suspieior q has beca supply
ms German submarines with fuel oil.
N E said the msmbcrs of the erCW ap-
pear Co BE- Germans Wfen hailed the
steamer refused GO step. bat eventgai- .
~ vas arouEhs Co halt
f-gssian attempts CO. cross tha
haska river. southeast of Skisruis-
W'ers. failed. ard aftacEs sv rsussfans .
60 Opoouo we're rvprsc Geriin r.
ports
TIE Frenel suffered consiaerabic
tssses dgrinE outpost enra9cncgts I
northeast q t.uncvnis ta The cap
tgrr 6f ne feizian hsaliet % Etostrr-
bceN tae Germans tock one gslrtan .
aTNH HEAH % NEta|lttAt sN.fslHEH NENa4saa
ers. seutteast % Ferouas. Paris
states. che Freueh successfully bisw
up four mlnes n CerJaaE observatioa
post disarpeared ia a sap caused -
cre explosion Or HeEiua arlatarS
re nfsht % wrrch @eGt bornhardsd
an aviation cfab at Hf-gsaesre and
> rsiiruad junction 80 CnrtelarcE.
rarss Lssc r+sEfffy. u
emtoeieiaI dispatches pahashca fn
Fstr1srad state Germaa t1r1barG
saent af OssoSetx. Bussiaa Folas.G. DEF
n.teiy hts been rbsrdoaed Forfih {
ieiisas suffered little \ dispafch Z
'rera rssris. via rstrograd. states
'tsseb g Rgssiszs dsfsessd ths Turks
q Astftur. no-tswestsrr Persia Ths'
Tsrss tcst 1900 tiued. voundsd ana
'risoa~rs sud rsasy Euns
ss.soc Nsrr Rsssisa s-ss.s-sL lt
Hsriis. Apru t-An oreias report
r the preErrss % eesfiiit.ss SAYS aur.
aE tas sfeust % March Css CernaE
ss'sra army took ssS1D Russiani Z
risonsrs. iacigG AK efEcers ase sol Z
ierss sst so machine suss asa nfrs 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Johnston City. Iil.-Cashier and jan
itor of the State bank were overpow-
cred and bound by a robber. who fed
without getting into the vault
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
100000 600 o o. ooos

esnsensFy vas celebrated n
Berlin to&ay. o. ths Friehsta<
Voc Bssszsann fiotlWsx. tupsr-
isf e6sscesl0r. satds What
tns7arrk created no German
vffi aitgs 60 Be destroyed Our
ensraies srs rsxir< arOure our
sassr~ D.. 10 VII b~as then
"a. =. fa.~ s,~fsr Co
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Hsris. Apru t-An oreias report
81 ne prcErvss % hosfHit.ss says aur
ms ne sseutt % March tse CsrmaE
eastern army toos ssS1g Russfsn
rrtsorsrs. inctgG Ak efEcers aaG sol
aierss ssd 81 machine rrss asa nfss
eeseea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
MILLS OPEN JOBS
TO TEN THOUSAND

Chicago. H., April Ten thousand
men. idle since tie 6rst os ths ya<ff
have retazas9 q ystleL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31
PR0VNC|ALISM is
CHIEF FAULT OF
ALBUQUERQUE
That is the Diagonis of Speak
ers at What's the Natter"
Meeting; Ticket Sale Ar
ranged.

Lack OF interest In tho rcst Of tho
stat" and lauruid Indifference 60 yis-
itors within the gates were diagnosed
as Alhuqucrquos trouble 90 the
whats the matter with Albuuuer-
que meeting 40 the high srnnol aud
itufiuin lusi night The meeting was
LARGELY attended. NJ. T.. Hickey.
chairman of the state fair advisory
committee. presided
The meeting was called hy the stat,
fair infringement, and a.. T.. putncy.
the head Of the lair commission. was
the first speaker. From what Dec
heard and observed on bis rcecut tfiu
through the state Mi putuo, had
formed Che opinion that what chiefly
allied Albuquerque was lack all alton
ton 10 the rest 81 the state. He was
confident chat the city could throw
OFT its indifference and aci the part
% should 900 the commonwealth. e..
%. cushman spoke along the samo
lines.
Rev Noise Hcrgmauu, a. g. ~truup.
Rev. Or D. p ~chuclor and NJ. l..
Fox also spoke. Mr. Fox cmphasiz.I
the necessity of Albuquerque hcstir-
ring herself Tor the comfort OF visit.
ors 20 tho ulr ON motion ay Thorn
as ~ Wilkrrson e committee OF 30
was appointed 90 have chlrsp of tho
entertainment of delegates and visit
urs Co ull meetings Of a. general char
1cter Tho committee viii serve %
year. 70 &C. made up ~ follows
r.. T.. Putney, chairman. + %.
Schwrutkor. T. =. McCuuun. sam
Pickard. George Knacmau. Max Nord-
haus. Rev. Hugh Cooper. George Val
liant. Rabbi Noise Bergmnnu. W g..
Southland. o. ~. Cushmnn Jcfrc iias-
gard. D. a Macpherson Clark NJ.
carr. j. g. Goudell. - Is b. SELLERS. a.
g. Stroup. IS. \. George % a. Eu1t-
right. 4. o McMillon, Alfred Drums
field, Roy Mcdonald, ~ g. Hickey.
j A. Miller Tom Hughes
q committee of tonne viii 1r
named later.
a resolution pledRing the Dtizcns CO.
scll 1000 season tickets 600 thH uiEht
shows ot tho fair was adopted a
committee is to cluyaes me city with
tickets Tho tlcket resolution. which
was presented uy W. y Metr1lf. wns
signed ly prominent huainr-- men and
firms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31

TO feel -'rong. have good appetite
and digestion sleep soundly and en-
icy life. use iurdock Blood Bitictt,
Tho family system tonic Price. $l,"o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31

The members ~ Triple Link re.
bckah lodge No. 40 arc requested q
meet for practice his evening at
O'Clock Ht the hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31
JUDGE MCCLELLAN
IS IN FAVOR
OF PAVING
Provided Cost is Reasonable
and Work Properly Done.
North Fourth Should Be
Improved.

IHIrH N " Mcclellan, Tor man,
Nrnr. ID. don't and property owner
ON t.I.. Fourth street. hIa declared
himself u ayor ~ paving Tine street.
pro. .U.H .H. work BE- done 700 % rcas.
ona"'. . and under such suucryI-
sion U insure N n|rst-,lH-s job.
'I'.uu'. H Nurth Fourth nlty nov
or received 70 square deal from the
'itN boz Iu, matter of street improve
mont, Hl.H Judre Mcclellan 'lfui
little work hns been done iHctc lH
twenty ronr. Tho street should have
boon fHul Ilnr ago Sow IuHt pave
iug Be- proposed I am for &c. hut VIII
insist th1f fho work 1c done r.ght and
that the property owners have some
thing to -ap about how 30 shall h'
done uud who shall do IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31
TORRES is OFFERED
FIGHT WITH LEO KELLY

Jack Torres. who fights Johnny
salvatore. of Chicago. h. - Joseph.
Mo-, on Labor day. has been onorol
q bout with Loo Kelly. in "a. Louis.
Torres has declined the oncr. prob.
ably be. auso 81 weight demands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31

Or. provinces, eye. -rt. nose and
throat. y. r Armiio Bldg. Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-31

Let the Herald want nd 20 your
sork.