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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
UNION COUNTY WILL BE
REPRESENTED Ar FAIR


Union county responds with Here
to the roll call of the counties that
viii be al the big state fair with eX-
hibits The reply was given yester-
day to Col D. *. B Sellers and II =,
Henng when the exhibit commission
ers appeared before a special meeting
of the board of county commissioners
and asked that Union county do her
share toward making the fair repre-
sentative OF every community in the
state When the commissioners
learned that the appropriation asked
for was To be used under their dlrec-
tion and entirely for the good of their
county it took but short time to Sc
cure unanimous action on the request
of The visitors
Like many Of the others, Union
county declares that If anyone takes
the first prize money Of $1,000 away
from her IL viii be because the
winner bias something entirely eX-
uaordInag in the way Of an exhibit.
Union has the resources and the en-
ierprIse TO show them and the dis
play that viii be sent down from that
county 10 the fair will be real fac
tor when it comes to awarding the
prizes it is said
Nothing less than a complete car
load exhibit win satisfy the people of
Union county The commissioners
SAID SO them -elves and it will be with
lhe understanding that the exhibit
reach ,hose proportions that the work
OF satherug il win be started and
continued until fair time There is
y pc mo- let-up on the work until
mon county has gone home from
"e ram with some prize money to add
30 'Ae bank account.
Big AUTO show Planned.
As soon as Colonel Sellers returns
Hom hIs trip into the northern sec
uoh Of the state he viii take UP ar
lansomauts for the big auto show
%nlch the fair will make one of III
iealure- and attractions. The show
WIN DE under the supervision Of the
Alouquerque Automobile Racing as
sQcIalian of which the colonel is pres
ident
All of The local dealers and Others
throughout the state viii be asked tC
SNOW their automobiles, trucks anC
''eessofies IN one building that will b'
gseu exclusively for this show II vii
Oe loeated near an entrance to th'
siouhas and special arrangement
"''oe for pass-out checks SO that th'
aseH's may demonstrate their ma
e'unes to the fair visitors who show
'"l'Iest enough to take ride Sec
'e'ary Wiley asserts that he has seei
county fairs In some sections of In
oUntfy at which the automobile deal
also expect to make large mum
'ei Of sales and secure long lists o
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
GREAT PECINIARY
LOSS AT GALVESTON

g san Antonio, Tex. Aug l1--
The following wireless telegram
90 was received at the Fort sam
/" Houston wireless station from
a The army transport Buford In
g Galveston harbor at 5;20 o'clock
8. this afternoons
Water I'm buildings about three
feet An buildings and strue-
lures Of every nature along the
watcr front are ruined Many
boats have been greatly dam.
aged and others destroyed The
army transport Mcclellan is high
o and dry half a mile inland The
2 number of lives lost is unknown.
There has been great pecuniary
r damage
This message indicates the VIA
ter has receded two feet In about
three hours as mesmse received
nc o'clock stated that the wa
tor stood five feet "a many
streets and buildings
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
AuSto-6ermanS Continue to
Press Back Russians on
Long Linei Part Of KOyno
Fortress Falls,
mo PROGRESS SHOWN
IN BALKAN MIDDLE
italians Begin New Series Of
Operations for Purpose of
Breaking Lines of Enemy
on IS0Wzo River.

London Aug. "a G0:11 p. mD-
The sinking i'm the Aegean sea hy
German submarine of the British
transport Royal Edward with heavy
less Of life has broken the proud tra-
dition of the British navy of having
transported hundreds of thousands Of
men across the sea without the de-
struction of one troop-laden ship.
ON two previous occasions trans
ports have been attacked The Way
farer was torpedoed by a submarine
I'm the Irish sea but the vessel was
not sunk and only five lives were lost.
The Mauitou was attacked by a Turk
ish torpedo boat in the Aegean sea
ana although the ship was not dam
aged. fify-four lives were lost through
the breaking of "a daVit as a boat was
being lowered.
Loss IL Serious TO Allies.
The loss Of the Royal Edward is a
serious one at this moment The men
it carried We're not part of new
expedition but were reinforeements for
the twenty-ninth division which has
been on the Gallipoli peninsula since
the first landing and which received
such high praise from General Ian
Hamilton in his report on the initial
and subsequent operations. The news
came as shock to the British public
who believed the submarine menace
/ in the Aegean had been dealt with
successfully.
The Royal Edwards destruction is
! rot likely TO delay operations already
undertaken, for with the Russian re-
/ tirement in the east and the eontinu-
ance of Balkan negotiations the neces-
+ sity for achieving something definite
/ in the assault upon the Dardanelles
is growing greater
] The retreat of the Russians from
/ Poland continues and it is believed
/ probable they Will fall back further
/ than the Brest-I.itovslt line. as Berlin
reports today that General Litsmann
! has stormed and taken the forts on
/ the southwest front Of KoNno, cap
( turing $500 prisoners and 240 guns
4 This probably means the early fall OF
/ the fortress itself between which anC
! the capture of the Wilma Warsaw
Petrograd railway there cannot b,
much delay
/ Another fort on the northeast from
1 of Novoegoergieysk also has fallei
aud the Gordon is being closed around
/ the fortress other armies from this
1 W est and south are advancing toward
/ the Brest-Litovsk line.
There has been continued activity
/ among the diplomats i'm tho Balkan
/ capitals and among the Balkan rep.
resentatiYes I'm other capitals Thf
/ Serbian minister, who has been a fire.
quent visitor at the foreign office. saw
/ Sir Edward Grey again today whil,
another caller was the Rumanian min.
ister There have been no develop
ments in the situation. however
The Italians, according to telegtams
1 from Rome, have commenced another
I general offensive against the Aus
trians, but there has been no news ot
moment from any Of the other fronts
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
CARRANZA TROOPS CLOSE
in ON HERM0SILLC

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED "lHei
Douglas Ariz. Aug. 17.-Cauanza
forces are closing in on Hermosilio
galrisoned by 300 villa troops Ac-
cordlng to a report received today by
Gen. p. Elias Gales, Carranza com
mander. Col Carlos Carranza's force
with eight machine guns and one
FOUNDER now hold The Southern Pa
cific line from Aguas Zuca to Mag
dalena. having taken the latter town
Yesterday. CarranZa reports That
there are 1900 villa troops south Of
Hermosillo but they are badly dis
organized and without artillery tie
has ordered Gen Angel Flores, com
mander OF Carranza troops in south-
ern Sonora, to prevent these Nilli
troops from aiding Hermosillol
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
VIOLENT ARTILLERY
FIGHTING IN FRANCE

Paris. Aug. ~ GO,35 .. m)-The
war office tonight made public tine
following communication.
artillery fighting In which there
were no notable incidents has occur
red on the larger part Of The front.
In the Vosges we violently shelled the
German positions in the region from
Linge 70 ReiChaskerkopf and on the
ridge between Gondernach ana Lam
dersach.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
GREAT BRITAIN
To MAKE COTTON
CONTRABAND SOON
Waits Formal Assent Of Allies
as England DiSbNes to
Meet Full Blast of Amer
lean Resentment,

London, Aug IL (6t30 p, m)-"lt is
believed i'm official circles that the
cabinet at It's meeting tomorrow Will
make final decision declaring cotton
oontraband of war.
It is no longer denied that the gov
ernment intends to take the step,
and the delay is attributed TO its de-
sire to obtain the formal consent Of
Great Eritain's allies, as this nation
intends that the full burden Of the re-
sponsibility for making the declara-
ton shall not fam on her shoulders,
which it is felt here have been COM
PEELED to bear more than their share
OF the blame for interference with
neutral shipping.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
BOATS TAKE PEOPLE
FROM CENTRAL BLOCKS
Many Vessels Blown Ashore,
United States Transport
Mcclellan Being Half Mile
Inland,
.4&4@&4@4&444444Nt
STORM At GALVESTON
REPORTED SUBSlDING

Brownsville. Tex, Aug H.
The army wircoss station late this
afternoon received q report from
Galveston that the storm there
was suhsiding.
No other Information was CON
. tanned IA the radio dispatch
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
Commissioners Appropriate
$500 to Collect and Pre-
serve Specimens Of Prod
uCts f3r Exhibition
MINING COMPANIES TO
MAKE SEPARATE ENTRIES
Several Large Concerns Un-
derSt0od to Intend InStaIIa-
tIon Of Collections Of Ores
and Minerals

silver CITY. y. NJ, Aug l7,-Grant
ronnty came into line today as the
eighteenth county TO make an appro-
priation for am exhibit al the state
air to he held in Albuquerque Octo-
ber n TO 16.
Two members of the board OF coun-
ty commissioners constituting ma
ierltv of the board, met in the court
house here this afternoon at 3 o'clock
and after hearing from X. T., Puney,
president of The state fair commits
SION. voted au appropriation of $500
for an exhibit Of the countys re-
sources 81 the fair
The amount Is 10 he expended by
committee of which Judge M w.
Pouenield was named as chairman.
Judge Porterfield will name the other
members Of the committee.
Citizens Endorse Plan
A number of prominent citizens of
Silver city were present at the meet
ing Of the board to urge that an ap-
preparation be made. among them be-
Ing State Fair Commissioner, II. Il.
Belts. State Senator W. b. Walton, w
D Murray, r. u Barnes, Judge NJ. w.
Pouerlield and Frank p Jones Great
enthusiasm was shown at the meet
ms. and the prediction was made that
several Of the large mining companies
operating IN the silver city field
would make private exhibits at the
fair. cxpending large sum Of
money in addition 20 that which was
appropriated by the county
Mr. Puney accompanied by u a
Macpherson and r. L. d. McAllister
.. the Albuquerque Morning journal
arrived at lg45 this afternoon and
left at 9 clock for Deming
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18


.py aoaNHa IoussAl srratAt lsAsfo wiasl
Dallas TpN Aug. Wireless
Imceeagcg from Galveston gave today
the only direct news from the storm
lstrirkeu oitN so definite news OF lORs
Iof me- has been reported but he dos
Iperale situation jn which the citizens
lof Galveston found themselves was
indicated vaguely by the statement
| i'm late afternoon wireless message
thAt boats were taking people from
buildings ON the main streets TO the
United states transport Buford The
tropical hurricane which swept down
upon the island city Yesterday OK
tended its devastation inland today
Tonight wire communication was Inn
possible beyond Waco beaumont
Houston. tyler Temple and other cit-
les at southeast Texas were thought 90
have been hard hit bs The storm last
.roports from those places telling OF
.unroofed buildings, uprooled trees and
.othcr domagc
Wires Are Al Down
Although latest reports from Gal
weston 10y wireless indicated that the
storm was sulsiding there aud that
the water had started % dinin slowly
from the streets, there was no pros
pect that the wire communication
might he restored for several days
Hundred of miles ot wire were down.
The army transport Bmord'a wire
less outfit waa tho sole means ~
between Galveston
and tho outside world Her compan
ion ship, tho Mcclellan. was high and
dry half mile inland
The greatest damuEe iu Galveston,
judging from the mcaBre wireless
messages and the tales Of such refu
re,s as left before the fun fury or
the hurricane was felt ON the island,
occurred Ia districts fronting the SEA.
AN buildings on the water front were
ruined This circumstance being almost
ii repetition of the city's experience IN
previous storms Vessels caught in
the harbor also suffered heavily some
being destroyed while others were
badly damaged
The giant waves ihrown up by the
storm carried large and small craft
alike far beyond the usual beach
boundaries and the marine salvage
work probably viii be complicated by
the necessity 81 getting many boats
back to their clement
IL Will he weeks, probably before
the full extent Of the property damage
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
WIRELESS MESSAGE
FROM GALVESTON

Waco, Tex, Aug. H.. The FOL.
@ lowing wireless message was re-
ccived by the Waco high school
o. station tonight evidently sent ont
@ to all the stations The sign "Cug'
Sc Is not listed. and Is probably
newly licensed II waH strong
7" The message follows
ID. A. r Wnybody aud every
% body relayed at fremont
/" street station at Gas. wind near
e ly gone Wafer three feet deep
e I'm fremont hotel Government
% station working tomorrow night
% SO biz boats lost AZ We know Of
q" Dock ruined Warmer here now
Rain about stopped VIII talk
A" loter on eau me at midnight
. CSiBned) "Cug.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

washington Aug. New Mex
Do " ednesday fair except show
in northeast portion; Thursday
.a'f In west, unsettled in east por-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
LUCK, THE ILLUSION

There Is no worse belief than that in fate and luck TO
make you failure 1t puts you in wholly wrong attl-
tude toward life
II deadens your incentive and your power TO employ
your own resources 1t destroys fixed and wholesome
aspiration II parayzes your energies II renders organ
ized and spirited effort impossible
Don't believe that there any fate for you except that
which YOU make yourself Hope for no luck that you are
not worthy Of and have not earned
Luck is faithess and laughs at the man who too
strongly puts his trust in it. 1t generously spreads
golden glow upon the achievements Of the man who does
for himself but for the man who does not sefcondenty
strive il has only failure and mOckery.
Fate ia treacherous and soonest bctrays those who
depend most upon IT, II helps only those determined and
able to help themselves
Fate and luck are but the bare skeleton upon which
each man must build his life The result depends entirely
upon himself
Fate or luck may make a man rich or put him in a
high place but the character development the sefrespec
and the love and trust Of others which constitute the only
genuine success can come only from within himself
The Scotch have a story Of boating party that was
caught in a storm.
Let us pray suggested someone
Aye cried the boatman "et the little mon over there
DO the praying but et all the strong men work their
oars"
There was no impiety in this Prayer is empty with
out works. Nothing can bring strength or help to those
who do not use the strength and means at hand
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
VICTOR POINT NEWS

.Capitel Jouynal Special Scrvice.)
Victor Point. Ore, July 2S.-Martin
Doorflcrs folks spent Sunday at the
Falls, Miss Fox being one of their
guests.
Elmer King has completed his route
for this season. harvesting and OK.
poets to start the first of next week
A party of three automobiles spent
last Sunday at Wilhoit Springs James
Darby Jacob and Frank Doerfler
were hosts Cor this delightful party.
The W. l. C.. society were hosts for
delightful party given in the Victor
Point grove last saturday night The
local band furnished music and basket
pail game was played between the
band boys and the uonmemhcrs of the
band, the band boys coming out al tho
long end of the score. Other games
were played In which the many girls Of
ihr locality participated. Later in the
evening refreshments were served.
Frank Docrfler was one Of the bpyers
at the Harvey Duroc sale last Satur.
day, getting the top sow and the Golden
h.p herd boar, whose get is the greatest
Prize winner get in the northwest
Albert Savage Jr, has q new motor.
cycle. '''''''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
CATARRH CAUSED
BY A GERM
Must Be Destroyed Before Catarrh II.
self Can Be Cured, says Specialist.
wonderful Results from Breathing
Medicated Air.

Medicine taken into the stomach will
never cure catarrh. And neither will the
sprays, douehes, lotions, creams and
other temporary reliefs that so many
catarrh victims make habit Of using.
10 cure catarrh so il won't come back
You must first drive from your body
the millions Of germs that are flourish.
ing IN the inner recesses of your nose
ana throat and are causing the
disease.
There is preparation which does this
called Hyomei pronounced High.o.mel.
iiyomei is a germ killing vaporizei air
formed from the purest oil OF Eucalyp
tus combined with other healing and
anusepuc ingredients. You breathe
Hyomei through the mouth and nose by
means Of little hard rubber inhaler
winch druggists furnish with IT, This
hedieated germicidal air penetrates in'
To every fold and crevice OF the
mucous membrane Of your nose and
thtoat kills the oatarrh germs that
lodge there, soothes, reduces and heals
the swollen inflamed membranes, stops
'ne dlseharge and opens up the elogged
nose and air passages in a truly wonder
tol way II gives blessed relief in five
minutes from catarrhal distress of every
,Sind and II you make a practice %
breathing Hyomei for a few minutes
eaeh day for just a few weeks NOT only
"ill an the symptoms Of eatarrh vanish
ont The disease itself will be a thing OF
lhe past. No one need try or buy llyo
mel on pure faith. Daniel j. Fry ard
many other leading druggists in salient
and vicinity sell It with the positive
guarantee that it must cure eatarrb or
that the money paid for il viii be re-
FUNDED Hyomei Is very inexpensive
ana with this protecting guarantee BE-
h'nt your purchase there is absolutely
DO reason why any sufferer from catarh
should not give it a fair trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
REGARDING MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

The city Of Nashville, Tennessee has gone into the
hands of receiver appointed By the court-a most un.
usual proceedngs-because Of the msmanagemcnt of its
commissioners Portland is suffering from an era Of eX-
ttayagance under the form Of government and other
cities have found that the new idea of municipal man.
agemen so generally supported by theorists has proven
a costly experiment
TINS is not however positive proof that the commits,
sion folm Of government is failure Ii is instead evi.
dence that after a good management OF public affairs
depends upon the individual and that il makes little df
Terence whether he is designated as councilman or COM
missioner The worst thing to bc said about the plan is
lha' 1t curtas the popular representation by reducing
he number OF members IN the governing body of the cty
placing m the hands Of few men much larger power
Il thls rs used or the public good greater efficiency
T" sec0feu hut corrupt or weak men are chosen the
municipal affairs are frequently put in worse condition
than under the old system
anyway people have come TO expect too much from
government and readily blame the system under which
'hGl arr ruled ior evils that they might correct by J
charging Iheit tul duties of citizenship n the or com
h oi thr voters was TO elect good and capable men and
when elected back them with earnest conscientious ann,
port theie would he much less to complain of and yo
Woud aNola NE constant agitation or new ystrms IN,
many OF which ae disappointing when pat to the proc
ucai test Possibly this is most frequently because of Ton
eteat expectations WV
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Supreme Court Justice
Takes Further Time
To Consider Case

New York. July 2s.-But for the
request Of Supreme Court Justice Ford
tha, be be given more time 10 consider
hi, appeal for q new trial, Charles F.
Becker would have been executed to-
DAY The former police lieutenant was
smiling and cheerful 10 his cell in the
death house ar Sing Sing, however
where he was buoyed up by his wife
and attorneys who visited him
Becker's execution for instigating
the murder OF Gambler Herman Rosen.
thai is now SET for Friday, but rumors
we're circulated today that Justice
Ford would grant him new trial This
would be the third time Becker has
fought for hi. life in the courts. II was
reported Justice Ford might announce
BIZ decision today or ask that Becker 5
execution again be delayed 20 permit
aim to hear witnesses on the appeal for
q new trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Roosevelt ReinCanatiOn
of BenVenCutO CeIlini

San Francisco, July o. Colonel
Roosevelt Is the reiuranation Of Ben.
yeucuto Cellini, sixteenth century Ital
ian artist, literary man and swash.
bucklcr, according to Mrs. Dora Roner
q delegate 10 the convention of the
American section Of the Thoosophieal
Society iu session here.
Mrs Rosner says great men Of this
age are the rciucarnations of great men
of former ages In most cases the gen.
cral characteristics of the celebrities Of
one age are preserved in the great
characters Of the next she asserts.
Colonel Goothals, Mrs Rosuer, is the
rciurauah0u Of Balboa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
- Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal 5=::.=

It is true that the fund that thus created not turned
into the pockets of the politicians but used help supply
amusements for the prisoners but that does not make
the motive any less excrutiatngly funny Really It IS
equivalent to saying that the prisoners at the pen are
worth more as money attraction than are the moves
since the best Of the latter may be for dime while
lockstep or filling in the time at some other occupation
State Treasurer Kay don't like the admission rule little
b even if Idaho and Montana have set the precedent
It remains to be seen how much of drawing card this
newest attraction will be-"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-28
Britain Claims No Right
To Recruit In America

Washington July 27-Great BHuiu
does not claim the right to enlist men
for army service in the United States.
embassy officials said this afternoon.
commenting upon the announcement
that the embassy win be represented by
council in san Frorcisco when English.
men charged with violating neutrality
laws are given % hearing there.
Il is coutendcd that the alleged rc.
cruitiug agents only furnished money
to British subjects for their return
home This is legal.