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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
DIED..


BEwLEY---Jan. 5, at her home. I0l
Thaddeus-st, Laura l., beloved wife
OF w. c. Bewley and loving mother
OF Arthur w. Bewley. Funeral SER
vices Thursday at o'clock Inter
ment at Woodmere.
KROKOSSKI--Jan. T. 1915, at resi-
dence, 500 Fifteenth-st. Emma. be-
loved wife OF August Krokosski and
mother OF Frank and Edward Kro-
kosski. Mrs. Anna Church and Miss
Grace Krokosski and sister OF Au-
gust Eckert, OF Ecorse, and John
Eckert. OF Chicago. and Mrs Marion
singer. or Cleveland Funeral from
residence Thursday at i 80 and 9
o'clock from st. Paufs Evangelical
church. Seventeenth and Rose-sts
lnterment at Woodmere
Howell (nee Cassie Butler), beloved
wife OF J. c. Howell and only child
OF Katherine and the late Richard
Butler. at her residence sos Con-
gress-st. east Funeral notice later.
Toronto. Ont, papers please copy.
G. 1915. Elizabeth Lott
LenoX, aged three years and nine
months. OF acute leukaemia beloved
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Len
OK. Ill owen ave. Funeral notice
later
5. Jane Toohill below
ed mother OF John, Robert. Mrs Jane
Sunday and Mrs. Mary Bruckner
Funeral Friday. Jan. 5. from resi-
dence OF her daughter, $50 Scotch
ave. at $3.50 and from Holy Redeem
er church at 8. Member branch 10
L. G. 3. A.
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WORLDS SMALLEST
REPUBLIC TALKS WAR

ROME, Jan. 6.--The San Marino
wireless station is again causing
trouble. Renewal of the allegation
by Germany that 1t is capturing Ger
man wireless statements and trans
hitting them to the allies, has result
ed In an almost unanimous demand
that the little republic in Italy-it is
the smallest in the world-declare
war in favor OF the allies. The Capt..
TAM Regent is doing his best to re.
assure the people and has promised
that he will ask the Italian govern
ment TO investigate the allegation so
that the republic can show that II Is
without foundation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
DETROIT LEGAL NEWS co.
IN NEW MODERN BUILDING

The Detroit Legal News Co. IL now
occupying it's new fre-proof building
nj Congress and Second-sts. The new
quarters are commodious and equipped
with the latest machinery for printing
purposes. Among the publications are
the Detroit Legal News. daily and
weekly editions and the official Build-
ing Code OF the city OF Detroit.
A complete job printing department.,
r. maintained, turning out the highest
grade OF black and color-work.
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R eatss. | S a a5d !

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no transient advertising inserted Tor
per insertion.
Inc above rates apply to all elassin-
Shi,oohs except Births, Cards OF Thanks.
oaitusrles Meeting Notices and all AIS
PIIpGedlns Male Help
NJ utns, Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ano
e. ing Notices-Minimum charge. soc
~ 20 words or less. over 20 words
word Ne"'S A''
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
GOVERNOR FERRIS IS.
81 YEARS OLD TODAY

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 6.-(SpeciaD
When Gov. Ferris arrived at the ex-
ecutive office this morning he found
his room filled with flowers in com
memoration OF his sixty-second birth
day. Many members OF the legisla-
ture dropped in during the day to
wish the governor many happy re-
turns.
The governor will be the guest OF
honor at the banquet to be given to
the incoming members of the house
by the "hold-overs" tonight
A comYittee has been appointed to
take care OF the details of making this
event a biennial affair.
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HUSBAND LAYS BIGAMY
CHARGE AGAINST SPOUSE

MONROE, Mich. Jan. G.--(SpeciaD
Mrs. Frank c. Kosbab, aged 81. was
apprehended Tuesday night in Toledo
on charge OF bigamy preferred by
her husband and confined In the coun-
ty jail. II is charged she first mar
ried Wilmer Shanteau. of Toledo, six
years ago, and. without securing a
divorce, married Frank G. Kosbab.
switchman. OF Toledo. In August. 1918,
Both husbands we're In Monroe
Tuesday
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Leaving for California

FURNITURE OF
HOME BEDS COMPLETE SEVERAL
ROCKERS BROWN AND BLACK LEATHER
FtrNu.D q a
OIL PAINTINGS BIRDsEYE cHfFFoNIEk
DRESSING TABLE. HANDfANTEp CHINA sIAIlAtN AND
REFRIGERATION PIANO
REGARDIEss or ORIGINAL OR sALH
PRICE OFFER REFUSED THIS Is A GRAND or.
poRTuNITY STARTING NORTH saes-L
OR
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BIRTHS
BOYS


w. wozniak. s97 Tromoley; +. slo-
1888 Dubois; w. Kuczynski,
9Sl Russell; l.. Murdoch, 1893 Wabash;
j. Urban, IL Scott; G. Pogani, 619 Rio
Andrzejewskl. ga Lyman; J. Kurcizw-
ska. 3g4 Leland. j. Senard. l6 Otis. r.
Scheid. 920h Alexandrine; L. Dembln-
ski 465 Garfield o.. Warmbler, 3s5
II Duskin. 10 Toledo, J Brown. 262
Rohns; r. Kurkowski, 1900 Campbell
A. Snycerski $50 Williams; a. SzOs-
tecki $50 Junction; Lanlear. 22s
Bolla, 22s2 Jefferson; j. simon. los
Delmar. H. Waters Woman's hospitals
u. obdzinski. 2O7 Twenty ninth; W
Parks. 1927 Lothrop. ; GALWAY. 1882
G Dierck 81 leasing; ] Moraniet, 273
Garfield $. Nowak 1892 Rivard; NJ.
starr. 40 Fourteenth. 7 Alexander.
S33 Rivard; Martniak; sI Finley;
r. Earpinski 10 Warren; +. Hitler, sci
Baldwin s. Kwolek 81 Lockwood, q
Raste Samaritan hospital. G. PETE. 2Ss
Mitchell: G. ChrzaRowski 173 Thir-
tIeth: NJ Green Providence hospital
Schankin. 1927 Twenty nth: J. Ur-
banek, $40 Alexandrine q Nicholson
426 Eighteenth : Sitol 81 Wesson.
GIRLS
T skierskl. $40 Grandy; H vernix
1i2SI1 Kercheval a ErGkman ESQ Ly-
ia Napoleon: J Martiniak - Finley
n Kacerek 4l6 Forest r. Hintz. 10
Berlin NJ GaJda 20 Goldner +. Jaross
173 Martin: NJ. BonCa. q Goldner. p.
Raiitski. 2O7 Thirty third: 4. Edmon-
ston. Providence hospital l.. French
Providence hospital. & Moore, ProN-
dence hospital n. Dixon, 91iz stanley
y A0uino, ~ Twenty second; -. Me-
Phail. az Tuscola J Herman, 72o Dix;
G stark PA MeadowbrOok r. Phil
lips az Lincoln VI German, $50 Fif-
teenth NJ Mcclellan. h36 Tlllman; !.
Schueha 3Sl Williams w Shier, 1853
Jefferson w PacOrkowski, ib30NCamp-
hell. j. Drip. az Cieotte T.. Rhdmonskn
4O5 Garfield: j Kubinski. 273 Thirty
FIRST: T.. Aldrlch. ! 1876 Fourth, J Flet-
tan. 1i6 Mullett; y. Malone. ~ Y Lo-
daon 96 Frontenac! v. Lollo 7i2 Rus.
sell
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MARRIAGES

Alexander Wazybok "a. Hamtramck,
Jula TrucZyur. 20. Detroit
40 oy g Hicks, 81; Marguerite Bieler.
John Lltwin. 80; Domincelie Jaksoin-
skie. %
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Old Supervisor Dead

Old Supervisor Dead.
MONROE, Mich. Jan. 6--Moses j.
Howe, aged So, for SO years SUI
vervisor OF Milan township. Monroe
county, is dead
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I.-sEyEN-RooM OUTFIT. scarcely
tell IL has been used. at less than
half what II cost. II you viii buy a
all VIII make a closer price. The
following prices 10 sell separately,
WIZ store the outht and hold a TN
Xoui, are ready u you pay deposit
you cannot spare ali the money. fhIs
y a great bargain. Call and see II.
II VIII pay you. Sewing machine,
nrst-class condition, sii.TS; $3.50
kitchen table and chairs TO match.
1870 for all sheets, and PILLOW cases,
$3.50; fine Eo-cart, looks like new.
1850; oil solid oak dresser. fs-sei
us quarter oak. large dresser. tsIoi
very hne large quartered oak dress
er. N2.Tb, cost $23.5O; massive guar
Ter oak buffet, cost ,is. az !ilee.
brass beds. $3.50, 1915. siA75, less
than half cost fine mattresses. very
cheap; also all iron springs; nne.
sI.b0 electric lamp, $3.50; pc s-foot.
large top extension table. nl.!e;
three 1;s a an quarter oak rockers; 'hI "a;
original cost: fine rugs, exs and sks
and ska. At 81, $3.50. 1913 and SIAN,
less than half cost. large velvet rug
included; nne couch. cost $3.50. at
slO.I6, and other goods as cheap not
mentioned here quarter oak dining
quarter oak. lsather-se chairs. $3.50
each, etc, etc, etc Come as soon
as you read this because prices
make will sell quickly.
CALL FOR MR.. KERR
178 MICHIGAN AVE.
Don't Forget the Number
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

James Couzens, President.
James It. Whitehead, Nice-Pre
f. T., Klfngensmith, Vice-Pres
w. l. Durham, Cashier.
T.. G. VerBeck. Asst. Cashier.
/. G.. McCreery, Asst. Cashier.
John w Anderson, Attorney.
DIR. George r. Andrews,
James Couzens, Vice Pres. and
Treas. Ford Motor Co.
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TO RENT-HoUsEs.

MODERN HOUSE on east siAe for sale.
Price $4,000. Box B. No. 40. Times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07

GARAGE. 29N2O. solid masonary. brick
veneer or stuccO. asbestos shingles
full cement floor, everything hrst
class. will place ~ on your lot for
$500. other sizes In proportion Call
III up and let va figure with you.
Hemlock j7-M or Iiemlock ease.
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HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned a Bates-only n block from
woodward and Jefferson AYES.
Extra fne, steam heated rooms 1T
Special Fall and Winter Rates. soc.
7bc. 81. t1.6o per day. 50 TO 81 perwk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
IT PAYS TO PLANT
ADS IN THE JOURNAL

Readers of the Journal win remem-
BIER chat some time last year the firm
OF d. l.. Washburn company received
am order for goods from a subscriber
of this paper In san Juan Porto Rico
and Mr. Cushmau, Of the clothing
firm, promptly filled the order.
few months later, II. A. kisuer. OF
the firm of Kistler. Colister & Co. in
opening his letter mail, found among
them a letter from lady in the south
ern part OF Mexico, enclosing u check
for some goods which his firm had
advertised IN the journal and which
she desired very much The goods
were sent the lady she was sub-
scribcr OF this paper
Yesterday Frank Butt the druggist.
received "a letter from lady SUBJ
scrlher In Patterson, n. j.. requesting
the druggist to send her a bottle OF
Q-ban Hair Color Restorer, enclosing
ffU cents to pay for same The hair
rcstorer was sent TO the lady last
night
These are only few instances
where it pays 60 odN ertise la a paper
Chat HAS a circulation not only IN
thc city but outside. and has The draw
ing powers 70 bring orders To those
OF our merchants who advertise. Ii is
nm old saving IL pays To advertise
u the journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
LABOR PROGRAM
WILL Be HELD.
BUT NO PARADE

AS far as local labor organizations
are concerned, Labor day is not to be
day of labor at an unless family
outings might be classified as travail
There is to be no parade Labor day,
or any observance of the day except
the plumbers annual dance, which is
to be held that night at the Masonic
temple.
This was the decision Of twenty-five
labor men who met last night at the
city clerks office Ia make arrange
ments for the day They represented
fourteen locals, AN there are in the
city
However Labor day services are to
be held the Sunday preceding Labor
day at the high school auditorium,
providing the use of the hall is grant
ca by the board of education. A
speaking ana musical program is to
be held there, beginning at $3.50
O'Clock 4 committee, made up Of the
heads OF every local was appointed
to complete the program The com
mittee viii meet Sunday afternoon at
the city han to select the speakers
and musicians.
The labor men thought it was too
late to begin preparations for pa-
rade and advised every one to take
his family out Of the city for a days
outing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
SEEKING To SAVE
OTHERS. He DIES
A PLAGUE VICTIM
G Young, Actor Planned
Tent Colony for Others Of
His Profession Afflicted
With tuberculosis,

f. O.. YOUNG. an actor. died al E
O'Clock yesterday morning, a victim az
the plague from which he desired 10
Save others ot his profession. aged a.
years
Mr. Young made an effort 10 es-
tablish a colony for consumptivc ac-
t1rfolk on the mesa near the Nonaul
school '4is declining health forced
him 20 give up the project when sue
cess was IN sight He acquired tract
Of five acres and had paid fer it with
the exception of $50 or $50 II was
said at The Civic Beuerment league
office that Mr.. Young turned the land
over 60 the society with the provisc
that it pay the amount sull owing on
IL.
Mr.. Young was vaudeville per-
former. Tie and his wife. who died
here six years ago. were teammatcs
on the stage lie had been here -four
years, having come from Cincinnati
sa1itarium Recently he had been
living in a tent house en- North Third
street
The body was taken To G. T..
French's undertaking rooms The
body was embaImed and will be held
until relatives are heard from Two
daughters Agnes, 10 years old and
Josephine, II years live i'm Illinois
one Of them was said TO have been
adopted but the name Of her foster
parents could not be learned a
brother r. M Young, lives I'm Pitts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
TRIP To
VIEW RESOURCES
OF VALLEY TODAY

Another automobile trip to familiar
lie Albuquerque business men with
the AGRICULTURAL resources Of this Sec
ton of the Rio Grande valley is to be
held this afternoon.
Twenty automobiles have been COM
mandeered for the trip The belief
Is that more VIII 40 than did last sat
urday because of the success Of the
first trip The ears will start from
the Commercial club at O'Clock. Only
the district north of the city is to be
taken i'm this time
The first trip was especially for
bankers That IS why it was held on
saturday This trip was planned pur-
posely for the merchants. who could
not leave their places Of business ON
the busy day However any one who
wishes TO make the trip viii be well
come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
DATE FOR OPENING
BIDS FOR ANNEX TO
JAIL is POSTPONED

The county commissioners yester-
day were forced DO postpone the date
Goa me opening of bids Tor the new
n mrtmont al the county iuii wnea
thes learned hat George T. Hiu.
architect had been called 10 Plain
view Tex. in lass SUR making IL
impossible Tor him 90 complete the
revised pans The eomml sionors set
September s as the time for opening
bids
Chairman Nlfrcd Gunsfeld signed
the warrant for S6it Rcrnalllo
oountys share Of me interest fund FOE
the state road bonds, aud County
,lerk Waiiet muiled q last night 10
Arthur stnaman at Santa Fe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
FIRE CHIEFS AUTO
TO BE GIVEN COAT OF
PAINT FOR FAIR WEEK

AT special meeting of the coun-
ell last night, Mayor Boatright was
authorized TO advertise for bids for
painting the fire chiefs car SO it will
be spiek and span for the turnout
Of the fire apparatus state fair week.
}, d Wolford was granted permis-
sion to put mp street signs at every
intersection. The signs are to cost the
ciyt nothing Mr. Wolford expecting
TO pay for them through advertise
ments they are TO contain. John Tib-
bits was granted permission to place
twelve garbage cans where the police
committee designates They are 20 be
paid for by the same plan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
STATE MISSION
TEACHERS OPEN
FIFTHCONVENTI0N

With forty persons present. the
flnh annual convention OF the Inter-
national Conference OF Mission Teach
ers IF New Mrxioo opened yesterday
morning at Mcuaul school Tho con-
vcution viii close ncxt Monday
Last night Dr D. A. sheldon, of
Boston secretary of the congrega-
upual Missionary society gave Ices
turc on "What De- the Bible he
was followed hy Il. r. Mcconnell
principal of Monaul school who talk
ed upon Jesus Program. as outlined
boy Whites can of the Carpenter
ma the afternoon several teachers
were given an automobile ride through
Albuquerque and adjacent points OF
interest owing % tho fact that a
limited number of ears arc at the dis
poaSi ot The school only several teach
crs may ho taken out each day The
rides win be continued until ali of tho
visitors have "seon the city Tho
tcuohcu exercised also In Che aftor-
noon playing tennis oroquet and sol
lev bah az the school
Program for Yesterday.
The convention was opened az S;3Q
O'Clock Do the morning with devo.
uoual meeting Ted by the Rev ]. III.
ucald superintendent } G. Ross, OF
Mennul then welcomed the delegates.
a. a. lies man, of the Rio Graude lu-
duatrlul school responded
The program for the day follows
D.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
LOCAL ITEMS
or INTE REST.

Mrs John llnmpol and her daugh-
ter Totem May are honae guests of
Alrs Harry umhrge.
a stated eonolave Of Pilgrim eom-
mandcW no 8, lNnlghts femplar VIII
bc held ut O'clock tonight
"a license 60 murry yesterday was
issued TO Wnlam Daily Denver and
Martha Guertin, Tucson, Arlx
nr y BE- Wilson and family have
returned from California, whore they
visited the expeditions Tor u month
Albuquerque Temple no rNhan
Sisters viii hold regular session az
S oelock tonwht at the *. Of T. hall
- j. Lucero. barber who has hoon
200 20 his home 9o9 South SECOND
street since Angus, + bias recovered
Mrs ID r. salaa, wre of Justice
salHs of the old Albuquerque precinct
ana child left yesterda, morning for
cuba. sandoval county, ior NacN.
ton
rhe Ladies' Ala society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church viii hold
their regular monthly meeting at 81
O'Clock This afternoon at the church
purlors
g.. n Hilton. eft san Antonio. n Mt
pHsaad through the city Yesterday ON
hia way home from Boston. New york
ana other eastern cities whore he
spent tvo months.
daughter was horn yesterday
morning to AR and Mrs Glho s1Ia.
mr. I'M West Marquette avenue Mr.
Solaur is In charge of the clothing
department. of the Golden Rule Dry
Goods company
p H. Williamson, manager of tho
Fred Harvey uuo department rc-
turned Yesterday from 49, vacation.
which ha spout Hl Long Beach SAN
Francisco and SAN Diego MRS WIZ
Nnmsu and children win return m
frw da}a
Tho young ucode 90 SD pams Eyan+
geHra Lutheran church wIii give Il
room-fm-al hoN ride tonight Thcy
wi4 go lo the Faaterlay Hngh north
of ghe et> When sooui evening VIII
ho spent rhis s to- Doc tlc Hsl out.
ing before enc opening at school
gasoline stowe exploded at noon
yesterday 1T thu 6umr utp FL Wrldle
on West silver avenue T2o Young
mon seized the stowe AHA carried It
oul doors before tho house was set
attire When the central station fire
company arrived the danger W poaL
FdNar Kaufman. store manager mr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
ALL NEW MEXICO
COUNTIES To BE
LINED UP SOON
President Putney and D Az
Macpherson 90 Out ON Trip
for State Fair and VIII
Wind Things Up Quickly

Tho seven counties that remain out
! side the fold of state tain exhibitors
/ viii ali be seen This week hy repre-
Isontaugcs OF Che fair management
/ and induced Co follow the example
of tine nineteen counties already ia
/ the fair Bt the first of the month
I IL is expected that the decision win
boz unanimous on the part OF the
counties.
President Putuoy accompanied hy
" A. Macpherson left Yesterday
morning Tor San Miguel ana Mora
counties tu get Zoo touch with the
county officials al those points They
expected to meet no opposition and
felt that the commissioners at Mora
ana las Vegas would want 10 do as
much as the other counties of the
state have done
II. b. HenIne and Colonel sellers
.are slated for Taos the latter part of
this week and for TERN Amarillo
early next week 10 l.nish with tho
northern counties The chairman Of
the suudOval commissioners. Mr. Juan
Dominguez. has called meeting OF
his board for September ], when ia
vorable action is expected ON the re-
quest of the fair commission Score
tory Wiley Will ON an appointment
Friday with the commissioners of So=
zorro county and VIII visit Magdalena
on the "Trip On The interest Of the fair.
Commissioner g. A. scheurch of
Clovis win go 10 Carlsbad today 20
assist the committee of Eddy county
Ia getting started with the raising OF
The $500 which is to be subscribed
by the people of The county to add To
the county commissioners appropria-
ton j u Toulouse ia charge OF
ihe boys and girls encampment. has
finished Ia the southeastern part OF
the state ana has number of boys,
and girls coming from each county,
TO the fair
This morning meeting of the Bcr-
nalillo county committee viii be held
in A. B. Stroups office for The pur-
pose of outlining The plans for the
gathering of the local exhibit 1t isl
proposed to secure someone TO spend
his entire time until the fam opens.
gathering the exhibit and placing it.
II is already SO late that 1t viii be
impossible 10 secure some OF theI
crops grown In this valley such asI
Soudan grass but what remains willI
DE carefully picked over and only the /
best secured The fruit now rpel
win be placed in cold storage until
the FUR on preserved for exhibit pu1
poses
After mapping out the ground to
be taken into the fair grounds ycster-
day Secretary Wiley found that
enough space had NOT I've allowed for
ana at once arranged 10 move the
south fence che entire length 10 take |
.n a plot of ground $50 by ,465 feet. |
This viii all be taken by the sixteen
tents ana buildings, the midway and !
he two encampmeuts The work OIL
moving the fence was begun yester-
lay ana lumber will begin TO arrive
on the grounds the first of next week.
As soon as a hole rs made In the
fence the fair win place night
ON the grounds to guard
Inc lumber laid down there and to
Keep out trespassers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
FORMER ALDERMAN OF
CHICAGO STOPS HERE
BECAUSE OF SICK SON

Patrick j Carr former alderman
cot tho NTH ward of Chicago and now
member 81 the Chleag1 municipal
mniuH board. and his family VIII
leave This afternoon on Santa Fe train
$50 % for Chicago Mr. and Mrs turr
ana tbeir ycar-old SON stopped here
TWO days ago because thc latter was
taken iil on thc train They We're rc-
Turning bume from California Fred
inmu formerly 81 CmmN1 who
knew Nr Cpu when he was % meme
Der So me council showed him about
the city.
ni ~ R Lovploec. Santa Fc rail
was surgeon. was called To attend the
child WHO has r. 1ected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
WASH0UTS WEST OF
GALLUP DELAY TWO or
SANTA FEES TRAINS

The Santa FEES eastbound CaHfor-
mia Limited and train No. S were de
layed last night by washouts between
the state line and Gallup. Train No.
was scheduled Co arrive at 1926
O'Clock this morning, and No. at
1850 o'clock A stub" No S was
sent out from Albuquerque at 1850
O'Clock last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
FORMER ALBUQUERQUE
PEOPLE IN GALVESTON
DURING THE HURRICANE

Miss l.. Lightbourn ana her sister
Mrs. Newton curry and children, for
merry Of Albuquerque, are visiting
friends here They came here from
Galveston, Tex, where they passed
through the hurricane which wrought
damage amounting TO millions Of dol
lars and took many lives along the
gulf coast They were forced 10 leave
Galveston by boat railroad connec-
tons having been broken, and to pro
coed by wafer TO the nearest point
whore they could take train. They
are on the way to the upper Pecos
country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
Fnnernl nf LonLs ALnrlo.

Funeral services for Louis A2ario
Will be held at o'clock this morning
at the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception. Father A. N. Maudalau S. j
officiating Burial will be in Santa
barbara cemetery The procession will
leave strong Brothers chapel at $50
O'Clock this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-26
NEW PARCELS RATES

We will deliver parcels anywhere
IA the city for ten cents each 1T the
following hours
Lownnds-g "a. m. 9 and p. m.
Highlands-l0.S0 q. M. and $50
r. m.
Special deliveries and baggage at
prices. Special messengers
for light parcels. Phone 404.
NEWLAN,S