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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
MISSIONARIES HUNG
BY FANATICAL KURDS
Five Americans and Sixty French Christians Re-
ported Hung in Persia-Russian COmman-
ders Refuse Aid at Request Of COnsuls
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON D. c., March 26-fiighly alarming reports
If aroie, have been received today from Gulpsshan Persia
The reports have sixty from the French mission and five
t,, the American hung by Kuds The State De-
, ba, been stirred further efforts protection for
American missionaries refugees the vicinity OF Unumiah Per-
ala where an uprising of Kuds threatens general massacre OF
Chrisians
URGE TURKEY TO SEND PROTECTION
Ambassador Morgenhsu Constannope has been twice
n,ed TO days by Secretary Bryan the Turkish
government protecting force to Uumiah Late tonight
- learned that Department has been definitely assured
~ Turkey that aid shall be rushed
RUSSIAN COMMANDERS REFUSE AID.
Il learned through the British embassy that the British consul
ai Tabnr Persia acting with the American consul appealed the
Russian eomms the l send soldiers
,..e,e the helpless Christians The commanders said they
f aa, orders from Peograd before they would the
ter.
In view Of the American efforts to set Turkish troops the
section thought that further steps to get
sian assistance.
No official notice Of the Cupashsn ousges reported
Pre,by,n missions bureau have been Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
.SLATON HAS SEVERAL
NEW BUSINESS CONCERNS

Hf-a fH fre N
sLATON To-. Wlrch ef Tlsr.
have been several u.s husIur.
Iouss Opened iH slatHH fh' uat
fev days tmCls these ore Tho
Rose Pine Lumber Company. mal
afsI bg W HIahof The aaH'
Leader Dry Goods Store. opened by
~ Oum uos millinery store hy
Ur p Grave. rud nea harness
and shoe repair bop hy Joe Kline
brouFb
~ simmons Dos moved Dol. rr'.
eory from Texas Avenue tn 'Hr
squlro aud las row .l. Df fHr ir.'
stocks of F-occries in fhr south
Plains Al H-anuoa ha removed
hla hardware fore into more CONE
mo1ious quarters and has enlarged
hIs stock N0sf 0f tho s'af0n mer-
chants tavr larger ard haftrr sfoefe
aI F00I tha1 over before IH fhs hi.
tory of the torn. ah.e. ha been
made necessary hf thr phenomenal
.nDrsase .u tHf population OF fhf
rse.ou Coo plH faI 1ri a'nier
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
LABOR LEADERS
HOLD CONFERENCE
PRESIDENT FEDERATION LABOR
ATTEMPTS SETTLE CniCNGO
BIH.UING TROUBLES.

81, Associated rr.H
CUt NID. HUr.u t rHw".,
Gomprrs pr.aUaut of the American
Federation off Labor. and ThuWa
Wmama head OF hr building
trades department at tha lre.r.a
ton. attended conference. oi ".
b,r leader. a.r. today Th, .u.
terence Va Called m u effort to
lr.ua I,m.. UUH,cu lhr warning
faction lnd prevent thc threatened
tio.up BOO building operation. Boo lbi
caro Mas I.I when q uumN'r -
agreements with contractors c,H.rs
The ucup would OBJECT over Inu.
600 WorEm,u u furivtHror trades
IaiuUr. ud Ia.torcrH h1E, already
struck
THE Iispuf, grow oui ,I u.Y"..
ton ul faction ul thD la'.0r
union toa uniform arbitration agree
MONT proposed ny th, chicago uu.u'.
I.. TuI. council
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
DIPLOMATS HAVE NOVEL
WAY on AMUSEMENT


STOCKHOLM. March 2G-The
diplomatic corps of Stockholm is un-
ique in one particular when compar-
. VIA tiiu ,oIps u u,nct rufo
pcan capitals.
AZ q dinner given recently by O.
member OF the diplomatic corps here
the guests we're amusing themselves
by counting the number Of their re-
spcctiyc citizens within their circle.
Ira Nelson Morris. the American
minister. carried Off first honors.
Tor II was found that he could mus
ter five real Americans in the local
corps. These include. besides. Mt
and Mrs. Morris. the wife OF the
French minister. Nine Thichaut
who was Miss bel, OF Washington.
the wife oi the German minister.
Nine won Reichmau, formerly oi
New York. and thc wife oi the
Swedish minister. who was Mis-
Dur,ca. OF New York
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
T WEATHER
Yesterday. Weather

fafM. i0HIE co0 Abilene.
cloud, o. Hs Springs cloud, ,0
gaIHeuIi. cloudy 60. San Antonio.
cloudy - DouIsYn. cloudy
Houston. clear f- ~ pls1 ...l
galveston clear pleasant W.D'.
Ia FaI'H cloudy l8. Waco cloudy
90. Austin cloudy so UI..nr"
cloudy Boaumout. CLOUDY Good.
sulphur SPRINGS cloudy Ht SH.r
man. cloudy s Abilene cloudy ,U.
TD,ark1ua cloudy o. Paris rIo Ir
fH WataHsehIc. rloaiy t- Pals-
zine. cloudy .H Nomplif. cloudy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

The siege of the great Austrian
fortress of prfemysl pronounced
Psh1y-mlsh-l. which was taken by
the Russians after an attack start
lng last September. win rank go his.
tory with the siege at Port Arthur
The Russians hav. been reported
several times as having captured &c.
They have invested the city for The
last few months. and Austrian arm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
G,mua,,i, rournc, a, Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO 'alIf. Var. 20
Tr. Tafal states gymnastic
champion H ure. opened today az
tIe F3I- grounds with a good en-
try lis. Of strong team. The Olym-
pic Club u. sam Francisco II the
nfar.tr fu capture the national lau-
roIs Tho Olympic athletes recent
0, Pac.n. Coast championship. and
is entering tae same team. Y. NJ
@ 8 orrnI ations are well repre-
scented. aaI from the local colleges
stanford and the University OF Cal
ifornH are contenders There are
several team. here from The middle
west
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
TWINE SUPPLY IS
SAFE IN MEXICO
REPORT on BURNING OF SIStL
~ pROGRESO UNtOU NntD
SAYS BENiN.

Us N..uD8tod rrr
WASHINGTON. % g. March 20.
The prospects for securing from
Yucatan a supply of ssol adequate
for the purpose of binder twuc to
be- used by the farmer of the ,oru-
uy are mproyug Secretary Bryan
announced today l'rogrp-u advice.
that large supplies oi ...ll Vrrr ho.
iue destroyed by Tires 900 tba factor.
ies and storage uHH.rs Str Bryan
said. we're uniomd'd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
INDIANA GOVERNOR IS
WITNESS IN TERRE HAITE


Ut. H''
INDIANAPOLIS lud. March 1f
Governor Ba'sf0u 0i This state tes-
rU'I today n tho case of Mayor
Robert and twenty y-soteu others ac-
.r..I of conspiracy 90 corrupt the
federal election ir Tore H1ute Ho
.a.I that Robert. and hIs friends.
ou fI0 day after He election. asked
for fbs Immediate appointment OF
Tu Bedmau d. judge Rodmsn IS
ou. of tho defendants Tho govern
or stated Thar Ir told them their
paper. appeared to boz Loo Improper
form and 'haf Or, objected 20 the
scrmiurly urlu. ha-fr u The mat-
tDr R'dmu later received his
commission after De- certified that
he Na- elected by ten votes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

ic. have been ruahle to diaiodrc them
when the siege hegan thcrc Worc
som 10000 or 10000 troops within.
but many OF them have been lost
through the fighting and hy the
course of disease. which must have
been as damagiur as the shells of
the Russian.
Tn, siege has been bitter aud rec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
ALLIED AIRNEN DROP
MORE bombs ON METZ

rEHIIN Nlr.. .t An official
statement from military hesdquar-
t.rs In ... "a. states that hostile
..-..r ..r bombs in the south
,ru .... .. ... ..ry OF Metz. Lo-
r.u. .I.. Three s0ldiers we're
fH,. I.' rn .t..r material dam
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

WASHINGTON u a, March t
WDf T. ar ssiurday SOM
... WARMER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

lcutlrss. never roln'' 'ur o.. uc
the Russians invested ihr D.tN
Several attempts ut th, Aus'r.1u IO
raise the siege have failed
with the fan OF Przemysl ,ho only
important fortified town n Galca
which Be- stlll IN the hands of tho
Austrian s Cmcow in nor.hvu.tDu
GaHcia. close To the German houl'.
Iu the early day of ihD Nu OBJ,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27

Russian offensive campaign. as out
lined ulo,fiDally. contemplated the
l,asiou 0l Germany through East
Prussia ou the north, and slmulla-
u,ousy into Suesia from Galicia.
The Russians succeeded IN penetrat-
iur Galcia. but the success OF the
Nuarilus iu holding prlcmysl and
Cu,uN blocked attempts 10 invade
Grrmtu, across the Sil,sian border
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
FRENCH FEHCITNTIONS
SENT TO GRAND DUKE

Paris. Aug. 27 O0i50 D. mD "A
Joint telegram expressing entire CON
Gidence in the future, has been sen
TO Grand Duke Nicholas commander
in-chef Of the Russian armies, bN
President poIncare. Minister Of Wal
Mllerand and General Joffre, the
French commander The text Of the
message follows
"Our thoughts turn toward your
troops who al the present moment
merit the confidence of the whole
world by reason of the struggle they
are making. With complete conli-
dence in the final victory Of
your armies we beg you to accept our
respectful HOMAGE and fervent good
wishes together with The assurances
that more than ever before our arm
les are happy and proud TO cooper
ate with your highness and your
valiant soldiers
Tho grand duke replied
"The sentiments YOU express to-
wards the Russian army are recipro-
Gated The close relations ana COM
mon accord existing between the com
manders VI all the allied armies Is u
certain omen of the glorious end in
which, with Gods aid, we will parti-
ctpatc"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28

VIOLENT NRTul ERN
ACTIONS IN FRANCE

Paris, Aug 2I O0.25 %. ma-Thc
war office tonight made puhhe The
following official communication
"On a great many points of the
front our artuer, has concentrated
ON the German positions a very efu-
cacious fire TO Tine north of Nras
German trenches have been upset and
am ammunition depot destroyed
Between the Somme and the Oise
German oncampments have been
shelled
"The enemy fired a long rang,
seven shells on the city of Compiegne
causing some damagc and Killing q
nurse and seriously woundiug another
nurse
"The Germans have violently
sholled the village of Blcnud-Lcs
Pont-a- Mousson, the city OF rhaut
and Vieux Thanh In tho region 81
Ammortzyillier our slells storte'
many fires
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
SANTA FE COUNTY TO
TAKE ACTION TODAY

LOOK ut the map
Only four counties in all New Mex
ieo have failed to make appropriations
for exhibits at the state fair, and those
fom Eili be on the inside looking out
with the others within the next weok.
President Il. b. Putney, Sheriff Je-
sus Romero and d A. Macpherson re-
lufned 10 Albuquerque yesterday from
santa ne county where they went af-
yen their successful invasion Of San
Mlguel county. owing to the death
Qi The child Of Jose Ortiz Pine, Of
Oalisteo, one Of the county commits
.ioners of Santa lie county it was
found impracticable to hold a meeting
OF the board Of commissioners, but the
lalr boosters have been assured that
every member of the board is in fa-
'or of am appropriation for an exhibit
ol tho tountys resources at the fair,
ana that a meeting of the board will
ne held today at which not less than
Sooo VIII be set aside for that pur-
pose
santa Fo county being the site Of
me state capital and the most historic
''y ~ New Mexico, feels an especial
prae IN displaying TO the rest OF the
H'ale the splendid resources of the
.ountF, and 1t is confidently expected
'ndt The county will have one Of the
uosl interesting and noteworthy ex-
"i0i's on display at the fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
RUSSIAN REPORTS TELL
or CONTINUED RETREAT

Pcrogiad Aug. ~ Nia London
Aug. ~. 1880 a. m.)-The following
Russian official statement concerning
The progress of hostiuaes was given
out hcrr today
"The situation in the Riga region
is unchanged.
Elm the directions Of Bausk and
Bfpa toward I'rederickstadt on We'd
nesday and Thursday the enemy pur-
sued a vigorous offensive against our
troops defending this region There
has been obstinate fighting during
the last few days ON the roads toward
the south of the -Nophut
ralwak In The direction Of Dvnsk.
north Of the railway line between
Dviusk and Poncwesch our troops on
Thursday pressed the Germans ON the
front Ponedii Skopohki
Toward wilma there WAS no im-
portant change ON "Wednesday
son the middle Nicmen on the front
between the sources Of the Eobr and
Prlpiali, the retreat Of our troops COW
cred by read guard engagements con
tHues.
Most energetic attempts by the
Germans to take the offensive during
wednesday night and Thursday IN the
Ballystok region and north of Baly-
stolS were successfully stopped by us
and cost the enemy heavy losses
''ln tho region Of Brest-Litovsk we
blew up forufications IN conformity
with orders and our troops forming
the garrison Of these forts rcjoned
the army in the field
I'm Galicla there is no essential
change.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
Grand Duke Destroys Every
thing of Value Which Can
not Be Moved as Russians
Conduct Retreat.
FURTHER EFFORTS TO
ENClRCLESLAVS FUTILE
Serbia, Greece and Rumania
Believed Working to APP
peaSe Bulgaria and Renew
Entire Balkan League.

fpy uosbfNG iouHNAL SPECIAL tEAaUe wtREl
London. AUG. 2T Io ~ m1-The
Germans I'm full possession Of the en-
tire Brtst-litovsk llnc. have resumed
the offensive III the Baltic province
ANA arc pressing the Russians both i'm
the districts southeast of Mitau and to
the east of Koyno. I'm am effort to
reach the main line of railway which
passes through Nnna and Dylnsk to
Potrograd. This may. in time, prove
the most important Of the German
operations. although nt present they
are using moro troops in the pursuit
of the Russians. who are retiring from
Brest-Iitovsk and tie line on either
side of the fortress.
1t is expected. however that with
the ran of Hrcst-Iltoysb which had
been followed by that of 0ita. south
of Kovno. the armies of Field Mar
shal Won Hmdenburg will bo REIN
forced ana make another attempt to
eur off the retreat of the Russians.
VI is believed here. however that il
now IS too late 10 accomplish this
purpose.
Country Is laid Waste.
The Russians apparently had evacu-
ated both Brest-Iitoysk and Olita he
I fore The Germans arrived, AS the lat
| ter make no claim To- tho capture of
guns and booty. The Austrian official
report states that Archduke Joseph
Ferdinand found tho town of Ka-
mieniez-Litoysk in flames when he
] 4s-..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
Mineral and Livestock Ex-
hIbit 10 Be One Of Best to
Be Seen at Big Show to Be
Held Here in October
COMMITTEE is NAMED
TO HANDLE MATTER
ONLY Four Counties Now Out
side of Fold and They viii
Be in Line Within Few Days,
Is Prediction,

soeorro. n. NJ. Aug. 27--The board
Of county commissioners Of Socorro
county met in special session here to-
day. and after hearing from Secretary
r. w. Wiley, of the state fair com
mission, appropriated $500 to be used
IN gathering an exhibit of the country's
resources TO be shown at the state fair
to be held in Albuquerque from Oc-
tober to October t6 next
Following the vote by which the
appropriation was made, the commis-
soners appointed a committee con-
slsting OF J. j. Lesson, c. T Brown
and J.. S MacTavish to have charge
Of the work OF gathering the exhibit
and expendng the money appropriate
ed The committee is regarded as
one Of the most representative that
could possibly have been named, and
it is certain that they will see to it
that Socorro county makes good
showing at the fair
The mineral display from Socorro
county will be one of the best ever
seen at any exposition and Grant Col
fax, Sierra Mckinley and the other
rich mining counties Of the state will
have plenty OF competition when it
comes to this branch of the fair. c. T.
Brown will exhibit his private collec-
ton. which is one of the finest in the
state. aud It Is believed that other big
mining men in the county VIII also
contribute TO the success of the eX-
hibiL
soceuo county VIII lat rely en-
trely on her minerals, however. to at
tract the attention of visitors to the
fair The largest county IA Sew
Mexico It is also one of the richest
In agriculture and especially in live
stock and kindred industries. The
display Of range cattle, horses, poul-
try and sheep to be made by this
county viii undoubtedly make the
people Of an New Mexico open their
eyes in astonshment
Secretary Wiley left this afternoon
tW Albuquerque after arousing the
people Of the county to high pitch
of enthusiasm over the fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
BELIEVE RUSSIANS
PERMANENTLY CRIPPLED

Berlin, Aug e7 (via London, ii;55
p. ml-The fan OF Brest-LdtovsS
caused discussions today among mem
bers of the reichstag, The event Is
regarded as emphasizing the impress
sion that the Russians will not be
able to resume the offensive with any
prospect OF success.
The bin creating government
trading monopoly In nitrogen products
viii not be pressed for passage at this
time. II the law is passed IL probably
will not take effect until after the
war II is said the proposed MONOPOLY
was designed to meet possible Anglo
American trust In cyanide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
GERMAN PEOPLE WIN
POINT OVER KAISER

Berlin, Aug. p (via London. Aug.
-. a. M announcement
made in the reichstag before its adj
journment today that an agreement
had been reached to place the in
scription, "To the German people,
over the main portal of the reich-
stag, settles an old controversy, and
win permit Of putting the finishing
touches on the. reiehstag buildns.
For twenty years the space for am
inscription has remained blank be-
cause the reichstag refused TO accept
one proposed by the architect and
Emperor William declined 70 sane
tion another proposed by the reich
stag
Before the reichstag adjourned. DR.
Johannes Kaempl proposed the usual
cheers for the emperor and for the
first time in the history of the reich
stag. two socialists joined i'm the
cheering
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
BRITISH AND RUSSIAN
C0NSULS ATTACKED

London AUG. % $3.50 p. m)-A
dispatch to Reuters Telegram COM
pany from Petrograd says
"a telegram received here from Te-
heran, Persia, reports that the Rus
sian ana British consul and their mill
itary escort have been attacked at
Kenghever hy an armed band led by
NJ. o. Schunemann the German con-
sular agent at Tabriz The Britishers
defended themselves with rifles, but
suffered some losses.
"A cabinet meeting was held with
the result that a request was sent To
the commander of "a Persia brigade
Of Cossacks who were encamped four
days march from Kenghever to send
detachment there Immediately
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
APOLOGY AND INDEMNITY
IS To Be RENDERED FOR
LUSITANIA'S VICTIMS As
WELL AS FOR THE ARABIC
GERMANY HASTENS TO APPEASE
THE CRITICAL SITUATION WHICH
HAD DEVELOPED WITH AMERICA

Ambassador BenStOr Calls at Department Of State and
Formally Notifies Secretary Lansing Of Willingness Of Ka
Ser'S Government to Grant Full Satisfaction to United
States for 0utageS PeTpetaed by Submarine Command
erS; Guarantees Against Further Violations Of Information
al Law Expected to Accompany Tender Of Regrets and
Such ReparatiOn as Can Be Made for Loss Of Life and
Other Injuries Sustained by Citizens of This Country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28

Des Noines iowa Aug 2l- Nrt
smith thc aviator fell ai the state
fair grounds This afternoon complete
ny wreckne his machine smith was
not injured nle muchinc struck an
eiecrlc wire as he was leaving the
ground ana the fall was from disc
t8nce of about thirty teet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
RUSSIANS INFLlCT
LOSSES ON TURKS

10y Nosmae JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiEEl
retrograd, Aug. 27 (via London.
'-o J.. m.)-The following official
statement was issued today at the
i'aaquarters OF the army Of the Cau-
casus
~ the coastal region Wednesday
our scouts. crossing the Arkhave river,
nave destroyed a Turkish blockhouse
"S means Of hand grenades.
one of our motor boats. accom-
panied by a torpedo boat, sank two
''l'ing vessels and their cargoes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
Candidacy Of Former Ohio
Senator Leads Democrats to
Begin Digging for Facts Re-
gardIag His Record,
CLIPPER OLD BACHELOR
CONSIDERED FORMIDABLE
Danger That Issues May Be
Diverted From Foreign to
Domestic Affairs Not Over
looked by Politicians,
tsese,.l 7esesssososves TO noamso JOURNAL

tseseiAt c6RRUspoeosves TO MORNING. JOURNAL
Washington Aug 21-Thc ex-
ploitation of former Senator Theo-
dore Burton BY Golfers Weekly has
attracted the attention of the demo-
Gratis TO candidacy which might
otherwise have been treated by them
under the subhead "Fayorltc son. Not
Dangerous
Golfers having spoken for him, the
democrats have Interested themselves
to look up the matters ON which pre-
cminence of vcry favorable kind is
claimed for Burton They acknowl-
edge that with him as "a candidate
against Wilson the issues might be-
diverted from what now appears To-
be the trend of public thought the
foreign relations of the country, 10
domestic matters This conclusion is
based on the fact that Burton IN the
senate was in agreement with the
president ON his Panama tolls eX-
cmption and stood with the president
en- his remarkably occult Mexican pol
fgV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
C0NVlCTS DRINK WOOD
ALCOHOL ONE is DEAD

Jefferson city, Ho., Aug n - One
convict in the Missouri penitentiay
died tonight and another is believed
To be dying fron the effects Of drink
inc wood alcohol. which they had
smuegled into their cells Alfred
Crocker died and Theodore Irwin Is
in the prison hospital. Cr0cker's term
was to have expired in TWO months
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
AMMUNITION SHIPMENTS
ALLOWED TO PROCEED

Los Angeles, Aug 21-Morc than
q hale million rounds OF ammunition
and nfty-four cases Of rifles held up
two weeks ugo hv the government ON
suspicion that they were Intended for
he Medcan fillhusteung expedition
were released today for shipment TO
Carran2a agents al Mazatlnn The
same time orders were given 10 lot
500, 600 rounds of ammunition pass
from Calolxco, calf, to Col, ltatu-
ban Cantu. villa chleflam in Lower
California,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
UTAH MAKES "KILLING0
AT SAN DIEGO SHOW

~ MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wisHl
oalt Lake, Aug. 27.-The Utah ex-
position commission was advised today
,',a' the state OF Utah had been award
gold medal for its agricultural
r'splay' for its apples and its granu-
&c beet sugar by the Panama-Cali-
-. ma exposition at San Diego. The
'ah agricultural college was award
7"iu medal Tor It's showing OF eN-
i'mental agricultural results and for
oas-relief map Of the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28

Maximum temperatere. go desrees,
minimum, 56 degrees; range, 34 de-
grees. temperature at p. M, So de-
grees; east winds clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-28
THE WEATHER


Washington. Aug. 21.-NeW Mexico.
saturday, generally fair warmer east
and south portions: Sunday, fair,
warmer south portion.