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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-09

LEBoSKEY SPRINGS IMPORTANT
QUESTIONS IN ARGUMENT
Did Len Busby present statistics
showing the salaries of car company
presidents in other cities when he in
dUced the directors Of the Surface
Lines to aIlot him a salary Of 100000
for being president? Dis Busby take
into consideration the plea presented
by the company in the arbitration
hearing that the Surface Lines are
fast approaching the point of bank
ruptcy?
These questions were asked by ia
cob LeBoskey, attorney for the street
car men in his opening argument be.
fore the arbitration board today.
Busby's main contention when on
the witness stand was that the wages
paid Chicago car men should be
based upon wages paid in other cities.
Yet BUsby is not basing his salary on
what other street car company pres
idents are getting, else he would
scarcely be getting 100000 a year.
George Miller, attorney for the
company, followed LeBoskey with his
arguments this afternoon. Samuel
AIschUIer will close for the men. Then
the case will go to the arbitration
board for decision.
1890
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
SANTA FE OFFICE is
ALMOST FIRST CLASS
s,re,.l eo....ronosser TO soaa,sa lou....l

SPECIAL CoNHhhFohptNGh TO MOANING JOURNAL
Santa Re, Jan, IA little more
than $4,000 added to the receipts
of the Santa Fe postoffice in 1914
viii put II into the first class. Albu-
querque Is the only city in the state
thus far having a first class postof-
flee. Postmaster James l.. Seligman
this forenoon tabulated the receipts
of the office for 1914 from the sale
of stamps, the total being S29,276.25
as against $2S.9SS.S3 last year
The biggest months business was
last September, S4,202.G6, on account
of the political mail order campaign
SO successfully waged by Republican
State Chairman Ralph c. Ely. Oc-
tober. for the same reason, stood Sec
ond in receipts with S3,S17.56 or
twice as much as the year previous.
December was third, $2,643.70, show
ing a loss over the previous year of
a little $200 because of falling off in
the mailing Of mail order house cata-
logues. by quarters the receipts We're.
First, S6066.3g, as against $6,S56.-
10: the year previous; second, So
666.39 as against $5,St9.tS the year
before; third, $S.457.S4 as against
S5,30433 the year before; fourth, S.
04S.66 as against S6.2iG.S5 in 1913.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
ELLIS WRITES GOVERNOR
PRAISING STATE EXHIBIT
AT SAN DIEGO FAIR

lsrsc,Al CONTINGENCIES TO MOANING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Jan. 1A.-Governor Me-
Donald was IN receipt today OF the fol.
lowing letter from Don Carlos Ellis
OF the United states forest service,
Permit me TO write briefly com-
mending the most excellent exhibit
which New Mexico has established az
the Panama California exposition. san
Diego and the generous cooperation
accorded 10y the Chairman Of the New
Mexico commission in the installation
of the United States forest exhibit
1T is the concensus Of opinion
among visitors at the exposition that
the New Mexico building Is By far
the best and most representative OF
the state buildings, hothpfn the unique
character Of the buildings arehitec-
ture and In the exhibits and that II Is
one of the most, IL not the most, at
tractve structure on he grounds II Is
thouoghly typical Of New MeXico's
history and contains the most COM
prehensive display of It's resources
that | have seen.
THE United States forest service
csteems it an honor to have a place
in New Mexico's building, and through
the kindness of Colonel Twltchell, We
feel that we have been able to make q
creditahle display of the forest re-.
sources Of your state We appreciate
too, the opportunity of presenting the
work of the government I'm the ia.
tional forests of New Mexico"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS
TO HAVE REUNION SOON

SPECIAL eoREesroSoEHce TO MORNING JOURNAL
SANTA Fe. Jan 14.-Twenty-fotr
prominent men of New Merlco nave
already petltloned TO take the Scottisn
Rite Masonic degrees at the reunion
Of the orient of New Mexico in the
santa Fe cathedral during the week
beginning February 22.
The reunion is to be the most pfl-
liant IN the history Of the order. since
the last reunion, the great auditorium
in the building which is modelled aftnr
the Alhambra at Granada, spain, has
been decorated and draped most beau
tfflllv. and the great mural painting
has been placed above the proseen-
ium. The reunion Will therefore also
be in the nature OF rededlcation OF
the cathedral The social features VIII
he especially notable and the atten-
dance. because Of the session of the
legislature will be the largest on rec
ord OF the twenty-four applications
thus far received there are seven from
Albuquerque. one from Trinidad, Colo,
six from Gallup, and others from BE-
len. Ration, Alamogordo, Las Vegas
Gibson, Clovis, east Las Vegas and
other points one of the petitioners
is a state senator, four are bankers
one an editor several are lawyers
physicians, business men, railroadera,
stock rasers. architects, and repre-
sentivos of other professions and We
cations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
CONTEST PAPERS ARE
RECEIVED AT CAPITAL

Speaker Secundino Romero THIS eV-
ching received notice of a registered
package for him at the postoffice
believe these are the contest papers
of Antonio T. Chavez, of Monteello'
republican," he said, against Z. NJ
Borjorquez, democrat
The contest is based on the rullht
of District Attorney r. u. Tittman'
democrat which excluded iuo citizens
nt Elephant Butte from voting
Speaker Romero said tonight that ac-
ton on the contests VIII be push'o
ana that the committee on privileges
and elections Immediately upon being
named tomorrow afternoon VIII Jake
up the Union county contests. These
contests are based upon the charst
that the county commissioners OF
Union county, three days before elee-
ton. ordered the polling places In re-
publican precincts moved from three
TO thirty miles from their former To-
cation, ana that, IN the largest repup-
lican precinct. no ballots or ballot
boxes had been provided
II these charges are true say The
republicans, then Representatives. p
n. Smith ana Seraplo Miera viii be
unseated, and that very early ~ ne
session. The second contest to be
taken up viii be that of Modesto e.
ORTIZ against Rafael Garcia, mtet
which the sierra county contest WIZ
hold the boards While extensive tcs-
tlmony Is to be taken ana election o.
flcers are 30 be summoned 10 snhHt
ne, yet it is the present intention 70
dispose Of the contests INA double
quick time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
LEGISLATURE To
SEE MANY FREAK
BILLS PROPOSED
One Lone Socialist From Curry.
County Will Not Have Ali.
the Load 10 Garry, for
There Are Others,

ESPECIAL eoRassposoGNeG 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. Jan 14-Considerab bile
radical legislation Is 20 be proposed
at the present session of the leglsla-
ture and it viii not all come from the
lone socialist W G. Tharp, either. \
bill is being drafted, for instance,
providing for the position of public
defender whose duties are to be q
foil for those of the district attorney
Instead of prosecuting those accused
Of crime, il will be his duty TO de-
fend them iCallfornia and other states
have public defenders and reports
have 1t that they do more good than
the public prosecutors in securing JUS
tice.
A board of pubic welfare 70 con-
slst of the governor the chairman Of
the finance committee in each house
a purchasing agent and a citizen
member, is another proposition
while another bin provides for coun-
ty boards Of public welfare to be
manned by the governor.
Modelled after the federal publiea-
ton law, another bill provides that
every newspaper must carry on its
editorial page, the names of the act
ual owners and If owned by corpo-
ration, the name of every stockhold-
er. Another bill commands that every
voter in registering must declare his
politics while still more radical
measure extends the recent provision
which permits ralroaders to vote by
mail to every qualified voter A strin-
gent eight hour law for all industries
is contemplated by another enthusi-
asst while the fun crew bill will again
seek to force its way through the as
sembly. one important measure is to
compel all state institutions and state
as wen as county officials to purchase
their supplies within New Mexico,
forbidding absolutely the purchase OF
supplies elsewhere. This measure is
to have the backing of New Mexico
business men, as will also a garnish-
ment measure, which will make 1t a
little harder for deadbeats to escape
paying their Just debts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
WILLIAMS INVESTIGATES
COMPLAINTS AND REPORTS
taseolAl olsrAros 70 aoavlno louaNAll

santa he, Jan. lt4.--Corporation
Commissioner Hugh ~. Williams to-
day reported to the commission on his
visit and investigation Of complaints
in southern New Mexico, especially In
reference to ftraekage, road crossings
and depot facilities along the South
ern Pacific He held a conference at
Myndus and Mlesse, Luna county.
with complainants and railroad Off
cials and Williams recommends that
depot facilities be supplied both
places
The depot at Anapra Will be moved
to Myndus ana viii satisfy complain
ants for the present. Miesse viii be
satisfied with d similarly Inexpensive
station. The spur track at Messe
is to be extended 200 or. 300 feet, suf-
ficient to Accommodate carload ship
ments A fill-in with dirt or sand lie
recommended at Miossc near the team
track ana spur Nos ! ana 2 are to
stop at the mail crane and to have
temporary platform AT Gage small
stoekpens are to be erected and
Miesse Is To be given clean box car
for freight and depot purposes The
waiting room at Separ is 10 be en-
lHrgod.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
ASSESSOR NEED NOT
LOOK UP TAXPAYER TO
ADMINISTER TAX OATH

Santa Fe. Jan. il.--Attorney Cen
eral Frank W Clancy ruled today
that assessors should administer the
oath 90 taxpayers making returns to
them. but cannot be expected To go
to the taxpayer away from the court
house to administer such oath. Thc
opinion says
II have Just received your letter Of
yesterday. enclosing circular letter
from the county assessor which J
IreWm herewith as you may desire To
keep It. and asking whether the as
SCISSOR can compel people to pay mo-
/ tary public for their acknowledgment
to property return of taxes. when
| il Is the duty Of the assessor TO take
such acknowledgment II Is not eX'
actly an acknowledgment which rs re-
quhed ON such return, as the law
/ in Section Of Chapter 50 Of the
Laws Of 1913 requires that the re-
turn Ice verified hy the affidavit OF
the person maeing the same.
II has been customary for the as
SCISSOR to swear the taxpayers to tho
truth of their returns and ! have nc
doubt that your assessor would al
minister the oath without any
lcharee To YOU. II you came to his or
flee whore he could do SO, but II h
obviously impracticahle for him tC
60 all over the county and administer
such an oath to each taxpayer. TN
less you go TO him. do not see how
YOU can avoid paying the usual Zee
70 the officer who admisiters the oath
as the assessor certainly cannot n'
expected to pay it, nor can he dis
pense with the statutory Requirement
that the return must be verified by
IanidaVlt"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
PYTHIANS WILL SEND
CIRCULAR LETTERS
TO HOME LODGES

Arrangements were made at the
regular meeting of the Pythian ma
tlonal committee last night at the
Commercial club to send circular let
tors to all the lodges of the different
members urging the advantages OF
this city as a site for the proposed
Pyihian national sanitarium.
At the meeting a letter was read
from Or George NJ. Mcconnell med
lcal examiner in charge OF the insur-
ance department, stating that he had
prepared an article ON the treatment
of tuberculosis in "A sanitarium as
contrasted with home treatment,
which would be published, in part IN
the February issue Of the Insurance
News,
About twenty-five members We're
present The next meeting viii be
on January 2S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES
INTENSE SUFFERING

Sixteen years ago | was taken sick
with Kidney trouble and suffered ter
flbly for three months. ] did not
work during this time and was mostly
confined to the bed After using other
remedies / finally tried hottie OF
Swamp-Root ! Immediately began 90
feel better, and after using seven iii-
ty cent bottles. was entirely cured ana
have had no Kidney since. can
truly say thar I owe my good health
to swamp Root You may publish
this letter for the benefit Of other
people afflicted as | was with the nope
of bringing to their attention tins
most wonderful remedy.
Yours very truly,
HATTIE A. QuIMBY,
IS Spruce ST. WatefNilic, MAINE
State of Main
Kennehec county, So.
Personally appeared the above
named Hattie a Quimby. who SUBJ
acribed above statement ana made
oath thai the same Us true in SUBJ
stance and n fact
ANNA Al DRGMMoNb.
Authorized o. administer oaihs. etc,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
SANTA FEE PERSONALS.


Santa Fe, Jan. a. -- Mrs. l. u.
Hanna and daughter n-law, Mrs. X.
II. Hanna, entertained this afternoon
at card party ut which there were
eleven tables. The favors were red
carnations.
The Elks tonight gave a dance In
honor Of the Legislators, which proved
a great success. A. L. MOrrison's or
chestra rendered the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. Williams, 1T
Henry, Ill, are guests in Santa Fe for
the legislative session, being visitors
of their daughter, Mrs. Rising on East
Palace avenue After the legislature
they will leave for California.
Miss Ruth LaughlIn left tonight for
New York, whore she will do pre-
literary work during the sprng
months
The New Mexico Horticultural as-
ISOLATION held its annual meeting this
afternoon and elected its old officers
as far as they are still Ia New Mexico,
Game Warden Trinidad c. de Baca's
annual report came from the press
today and is especially noteworthy be.
cause Of its beautiful illustrations.
Four color plates and the allurlns
picture it draws Of New Mexico noun
tains, forests ana streams.
Gov. w. c. Mcdonald was today
presented with the first bound copy of
the New Mexico exposition commits
sion's official souvenir book.
James Caruthers. formerly the clerk
at the Palace hotel in Santa l'e dur
ing legislative sessions arrived from
Denver tonight to spend several days
looking upon familiar scenes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!


Youll know why thousands use
MUSTEROLE once you experience the
glad relief il gives.
Get ~ Jar at once from the nearest
drug store II is clean, white ONT
ment made with the oh OF mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and
does not blister Brings ease and com
fort while It Is being rubbed on
STEROLE is recommended by
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars
are used annually for Bronchitis.
Group, stiff Neck. Asthma. Neural
gia, Congestion, Pleurlsy, Rheuma-
tism. I.umbago. Pains and Aches of
the Back or Joints. Spralns, Sore
Muscles. Bruises, Chllblains Frosted
Rect. Colds of the Chest CIT often pre-
vents PneumoninD
At your druggists in 25c and soc
Jars, and a special large hospital size
for S250.
BE sure you get the genuine MUS
iTEROLE Refuse limitations --- get
what you ask for. The Musterole Com
pany Cleveland. ohio.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
Miss Baca Madc Guido.

Santa re. Jan IA. ~ Miss Anita
Baca. daughter Of ex-Speaker and Mrs.
Il. l.. Baca, has been appointed
guide in the New Mexico building at
san Diego, a place for which she IS
especially fitted Being Of ancient
Spanish ancestry a typical New Mex
leo beauty and well posted ON Ne"
Mexico history and attractions, she
has already become a favorlte. io-
mulo Martinez former United states
marshal, has been named sefseah''u
arms and keeper Of the bulidih8 an"
cordially greets the 1900 % a'VoV lls-
istors who are visiting the pulla'pA
daily and which number VIII Toe gie
Is augmented when The tourist rush
commences. Mrs wilson VT las F'-
eas has been named housekeepef
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
ON
TEMPERANCE IS
DONE AWAY WITH
House AboliSheS Body to
Which Liquor Bills 0rdinar-
lily Would Be Refereed Two
Sessions Yesterday.

Santa Fe, Jan. 14.-rhe house had
both forenoon and afternoon sessions
today. representative Black. who has
just recovered from an attack of
chickenpoX took the oath of office.
The democrats presented their choice
for committee assignments and the
house agreed to the proposal of the
committee on rules that there will be
thirty house committees, doing away
with the committee on liquor traffic
and temperance and adding the COM
mittees on taxation and revenue, dis
bursement of public moneys and in
ternal affairs.
The house adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15

santa Fe. Jan 1l.--San Juan coun-
,y collected S2iS75.st Of lsli taxes
last month according to the report
of the collector to the travelling audi
tor today, in addition To Sls4l.OS OF
1918 taxes. $40Goi Of 1872 $letiv
OF 1911 and $3.50 of 1910 and prior
taxes. santa Fe county collected
Ssl.oeg. rs of 1914 taxes, Si51.l6 OF
lgi8. $500 of 1912 taxes and $685.
Of 1911 taxes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
l[!Ii'llal1!]
Onion Sets. wholesale or re-
tail: all kinds-redS, yellowS,
whites. {. w. FEE.
REASONS WHY WE CAN
SELL YOU CHEAPER

SELL YOU CHEAPER
1st. We pay no rent tor
our big store at 2l2-l4-l6
West Lead Ave.
End. Pay no rent for big
warehouse al 610- II Ia
West Lead Ave.
Ord. Our two warehouses
have every convenience for the
quick, economical handling OF
every kind Of grain and hay.
9TH. Our purchases are in
immense quantities.
9Th. Pay spot cash Tor ev-
cry wagon load lot or ten car
load purchase.
9th. Weget the cash-a good
large saving. No loss from
bad debts. No costs OF ColleC-
ton. No costs of bookkeep-
ing. When you buy on credit
you, the buyer, pay all Of these
expenSeS-every cert OF it.
We are still selling at low
prices the list advertised in
the Journal of Jan. 9th and
9th.
Watch for our lists that will
be published in this paper.
{. w. FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15

Santa Re, Jan 14.--Friends Of
Mrs. Lytton r. Taylor of Las Cruces,
wife Of the progressive county chair
man and attorney, received word to-
day that she was taken very i'll sud
denly and was taken to El Paso to-
day for serious operation in order
% gave her life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
COMMISSION TO TAKE
UP QUESTION OF RATES
TO POINTS ON COAST
ESPECIAL o,spAres 70 MORNING JOURNAL

Santa Re, Jan 1.-THE state cor
porauon commission has taken up
with vigor the proposition of rates
from New Mexico points TO San Di-
ego and other Pacific coast points
A rate Of $50 for the round trip,
with a ninety-day limit 10 the ticket,
as in effect from FL Paso to San Di-
ego and the demand Is made that
New Megico points DE given rate
10 correspond with this Al present,
the rate from Santa fe Tor Instance
Is more shan Sa3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15

santa Fe, Jan. 1i.-on the supreme
court docket for tomorrow are the
eases of the state. Appellee, VS. cara
Vansickle. appellant, from quay
county, and State, Appellee vs. Man
uel Royhal Lopez, Appellant from
santa ZEE county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
Woman commissioned Postmaster,

santa Fe, Jan. 14.-Jennie Loder
has been commissioned postmaster
al Vernon. Colfax county and an or
der was issued at the same time
moving the office two miles further
north.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
Old-timer Is Dead.

santa Fe Jan. Nv H. Consta-
pie who for several decades travel
ca through Santa Fe, Albuquerque
ana other New Mexico cities for a st.
Joseph hou e and lived for twenty
years in the southwest, died at Los
angeles at the age of 81 years, leav-
ing a considerable fortune. lie was
one Of the charter members of Silver
Oity b. P. O. e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
IIOuse-liOrenOon

The announcement of the chair
manships of the house committees by
Speaker Romero brought surprises.
Ii was as follows: Finance, A. b.
Renehan; public institutions, Perfecto
Gallcgos; rules, privileges and elec-
lions, Anastacio Medina; public
lands Jose Gonzales; taxation and
revenue, Edward A. Mann; judiciary,
Abran Abeyta; disbursements of pub
lie money, Crescenciano Gallegos;
counties and county lines, Remigio
T.. p. Davies; railroads, j. r. Skid
more; constitutional amendments,
Mirabal banks and banking, J.. ].
Taylor; internal affairs Nestor Mon
toya; roads and highways. +. o.
Blood; public property, J. 7. LuJan;
library, Celso Sandoyal, irrigation, J.
M. Palmer; state, county and munici-
pal Indebtedness A. Il. Truillo; mill
tary affairs j. T.. Reinburgi livestock,
Nestor +. Eaton, enrolling and en-
crossing bills, Alfredo LucerO, insur-
ance; Teofilo Chaves y Luna, ways
and means. Malaquias Martinez; state
dlidllSt II ldNib ' lbiif tduNdliPltt app
Ionic A. Sena; agriculture, Enrique
Jacquez; mines and mining, J. n.
Fleming penitentiary, Federico
Chaves; printing, Nestor Montoya;
capitol, n. Francis,
f. A, Mann delivered to John Y.
Hewitt the names of the committees
as determined by the committee on
rules and asked Speaker Romero to
permit The democrats to select two
members on each committee. Hewitt
thanked the chair for the courtesy.
The republicans are to have five
members on each committee.
After a few corrections the Journal
was approved The house then adj
jOurned to > p. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-15
GRIND BEGINS IN
BOTH SEN ATE AND HOUSE

Santa Fe, Jan. l4.-An act to cre-
ate permanent tax commission, de-
filming its duties and powers. and pro-
viding penalty for the violation of
the provisions of the act and making
an appropriation therefor and re-
pealing all acts or parts of acts in
conflict herewith, was senate bill No.
/ introduced today by State Senator
B. F. Pankey, II is much along the
lines indicated by the Journal and
was at once referred to the finance
committee of which John S. Clark is
the chairman, and who has given the
taxation problem intimate study
Four other bills We're introduced
and then the senate adjourned until
Monday afternoon so as to give time
for the preparation of bills and for
committees to meet. These other
measures are the following:
Senate bill No. ., introduced by II.
b. Holt, an act to defray the cost of
printing, postage, etc, which was also
referred to the finance committee.
Senate bill No. 3, introduced by the
finance committee as an emergency
measure, fixing the values of cor.
porate property for the 1915 assess
ment the same as for 1914. Referred
to the finance committee.
Senate bill No. A, introduced by w.
b. Walton TO amend section ], chap
ter So of the Laws of 1912, "The Corr
rupt Practices Act" Referred to the
committee on judiciary.
Senate bill No 8, introduced by L.
G. 1lfeld an act amending the act fix
ing the time for holding district court
in the Fourth judicial district.
On Geographic request, Senator J.
a. Evans was excused from attend
ance for a week. Senator Barth was
excused from attendance on Monday
when he desires to bc in Albuquer-
que on court matters.