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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23
Views And Reviews of New Mexico MINING

do much upon oar own accord. ANY
one who follows the Boston tape
knows that a very large part oi the
dealings iu the coppors consists Of
odd lots. Let the speculative com
munity of Gotham onoc get interest
cd boz the local group of coppcas how
ever aud big orders would ,mm,-
dl1tcly begin TO decorate she local
tape. The sooner. therefore. the two
financial communities become more
intimately linked up the hotter shall
80 be satisfied Many u small o..
weston viii then be given the nrst roni
run for his molcy that he has had
In years.
81 n time Ike this when copper Us
in overwhelming demsnd al the nigh
est price % HIS sold at IN ovcr q gcn-
GRAFTON the financial district is nat
urally hullish on tho coppers gel
orally. some " these issues. how
ever are regarded with moro favor
than otherf. cithYr because they atc
selling considerably below the prices
~ which thcy hive sold ia times past
when the metal was quoted from {,
10 l. cents below rs present level, or
are worth. On o. given metal mhrk"i
q great man, dollars mbrc than thcy
were several years ago. Among the
issues thus fayorally REGARDED are
Alluuez. wolverine. Utah Copper.
Calumet n Arizona. CRANKY. Copper
Range. chino. East Butte. North
Butte. United states Smelling cam
mon. Osccoln and quincy II Is a
long time since the 'pups' have given
q satisfactory account 81 themselves.
but II would not he surprising u they
should
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23
EXPECT A FORTUNE
FROM COPPER MINE
LONG OVERLOOKED

one OF tho i1tcrcsine r,ports uf
the week j., shat 10y the Incorporation
a. the rirfalo Mining company uy
J.. H."w o r. e Slaughter of car.
rizozo. and = r cole ana G.. o. Tut-
CART of santa Rosa Tor the purpu., uf
cNp!pitire what l reported ~ bc o.
ri'h copper mine sixteen mile, vos
Of SANTA Rosa II b. 20 property OF
long standing reputation as an \
number onc producer. iu fact 10 was
40 n time considered ono of the
ilchc't ctlcr deposits in the tutIr'
stat" the man Who located the
y uiuisi.g proportf died ma int a.
cors.dcrJHl" time the value of tho
property t,Dued ia De- Dyarl lnNcl.
The 'ct,trttd resources ct fLH InS"
cam" utdc' Mr. Slaughter pHs ,N.-
ito vn.lo he was in the cmu',v rf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23
ACTIVITY REPORTED
FROM BLACK HAWK

silver city. y NJ Feb. ga car
Of machinery arrived recently f1r the
HlacL Hawk Mining and Milling
which iu preparing Co open
up rs claims 30 the Black Hawk dis
trict thirteen miles sonthwcs' nr Sill
YER CT, r. y Llndstouc Is prcai-
dent of the company and g g Dulles
OF III Plso. s,'rctIry u treasurer.
Tho machinery consisted ~ a crude
oil engine, ar compressor. drills,
hoist and an The equipment ucccssarY
in opoulnr up i1d ~dc;cloplns 70 min
ing pIopcrit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23

Few people know II. hut a defect
i've range - a steady drain on tn
rmily purse. \ nng expert, who
viii have charge of our MAJESTIC
DEMONSTRATIONS week ot Fohru-
.arv aS- March I viii show you how To-
reduce household cNpcnscs whitney
IInp1uup. IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23

for operation h, primitive mllnH
method. rhicl 10 operated n} u'-
,hlnct. .uI method. Of b present.
make rich returns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23
GIRLS! GIRLS. TRY IT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair steps falling out and gets
thick, wavy, strong and
durable.

Your hair bccuu, light. wavy,
nuny, abundant and ppoars as soft
lustrous and heaut. as q Young
glrl's after I uderllc hair
cleanse" lust try '~nis--molsten n
cloth with q little Danderine n
carefully draw 1t thr ugh your hair
taking one small sif nd at "A time,
This will cleanse 20. hair OF dust.
dirt and excessive uI' and In lust a
few moments @ h e doubled the
beauty of your hair
Bcsides beautifNIu the hair NJ
once. Dandcrine dis yes ever par
iicle az dandrun anaes, purihes
mvigorates tho N'alp. forever
stopping itching and lninp hair
But what will plca.a you most viii
be after "A few weck use when YOU
viii actually see nrn hair-hns ana
downv at nrst-yes nut really new
hair growing ell oNr- the scalp. II
you care for PRETTY st hair n lots
OF II surely get o cent bottle or
Knowlton's Danderiu. rom any u
gist ar toilet counter ana Just Try H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-23

An article which fp. years, has had
the reputation OF bc,ns the best, Is a
mighty safe article q. buy. MAJE"-
TIC ranges havo tn. reputation and
are probably the leasf expensive. Let
the expert from the tctory prove y
a, u SPECIAL MAJESTIC DEMON
|sTRATION--one wo"N commencing
February IS. Whltncs Hardware Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
A SECOND WASHOUT
HOLDS TRAINS FROM
WEST AT WlNSL0W

Tuesdays eastbound California Linn
tied and No. . still had not arrived
here last night, At midnight these
trains were bulletined as indefinitely
late They were checked first by a
washout between Los Angeles and
Barstow. When they were able to
proceed they got as far as Winslow
Ariz.. and another washout on the All
buquerque division, west Of Gallup,
stopped them again.
Train No. |, which arrived at 1880
p. M, from the east, was held here
and consolidated with No. 9 which
arrived at 1l.50 p. m. The CONSOLE
dated train was sent out early this
morning. routed over long detour
to get around the washout. This train
is going by way of Demng, Phoenix
and Ash Fork, Arlz No. and the
westbound California Limited. which
arrived here yesterday morning, got
no farther than Gallup. They were
coming back to Albuquerque last
night Unless the road is opened be-
tween Gallup and Winslow soon they
may be sent over the same route that
No was.
The Santa Zee is operating stub
trains on the time of regular trains
doing local work TO handle passenger
traffic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
ALBUQUERQUE GETS
BIG BOOST FROM AN
ALBUQUERQUE BOY

Frank Spite. an Albuquerque boy, q
nephew of Derthold Spitz Is at present
engaged aa q special writer for the
Frederic j. HasINn syndicate, perhaps
the best known and most widely pat
ronized OF all the organizations fur
nishing breezy feature stories to the
nowspapers of the United States. Mr.
SPITE has made good In his field and
is now turning out some of the hest
stuff that the HaslIin syndicate fur
nishes 10 It's readers,
\ recent story written by Mr. Snits
on the advantages of the southwest as
q place whore the great white plague
Is most easily conquered has attracted
Widespread attention. Albuquerque
figures as the center Of the story. and
a graphic description is given OF tn,
tubercular colony here and In other
New Mexico towns, together with
scientific data as TO the chances fol
recovery of those who get here IN
time and obey the doctors orders.
ANY one reading the story can tell
AZ glance that the writer knows
what he Is writing about. ana .\lhu-
anerque has gotten a bigger boost
from Mr. SPITE article. published in a
number Of the biggest newspapers IN
the United States. than il could hav,
gotten from any amount OF free adj
vcrtising.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
WOULD PUT FREIGHT
RATES IN STATE ON
a UNIFORM BASIS

That the ultimate object Of the SER
i.s Of hearings being held throueh-
ont New Mexico by the state corpora
tiun commission 81 the readiusimont
II class" rates inside the state de-
selcpod AZ the meeting held Yesterday
AZ the Commercial club. The elimn-
alton Of the so.called 'johhera' rates"
in desired These "johhers' rates
were said 10 have the effect Of giving
lower figures for short distance haila
than arc obtaiuahlc under similar
conditions IN Indiana.
r. Il. louehton, freight traffic
manager for the Santa fe railway.
said the proposed new mira. state tar
IFS would give state jabers a wider
area of territory through reducing
rates Tor LONGER distances and deelar-
ed that although the rates would be
Increased for shorter hsuls to put
them on the basis OF longer hauls,
they would he increased just az much
for jolbeif more distant from The
consumer.
Thc corporation commission WAS
iepr, scented hs Hugh ii. Williams and
-. l.. owen with u. f. Seggcrson. rate
expert for the commission. Several
railroad representatives and quite a
number al local business men were
present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
LOCAL ITEMS
or fNTE REST.

Miss lrma Bell, Of Glorletn. yestcr-
day enrolled at The albuquerque
business college.
The ". O. w viii meet ut 30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon 60 attend
the funeral Of T.. Fournelle.
4 rcenlnr communication Of Tenn
pie Lodge 80 G, a. T. a A. NJ, VIII
be held at 1880 o'clock tonight
rho woman's Missionary society Of
the prcehytoriau church VIII meet In
the church parlors al 2,ao O'Clock
this afternoon.
The ladies Missionary society of
the baptist church will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. l.. O. Anderson,
Of pos North Edith street.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Christian church viii meet At s;S0
o'clock this afternoon with Mrs.
Dickinson fis south Arno street.
There viii be regular meeting of
the Brotherhood 81 American Yeo.
men AZ : o'clock this evening. Candi-
dates viii be initiated and refresh
ments will be served
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Congregational church viii meet
this afternoon az o'clock with MIS-.
Day 500 South Walter street The
new study hotk will be begun az this
meotina
A regular meeting OF the Home and
Farcign Missionary society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church VIII
be held at the home of Mrs, u. a.
portortield, SOC South Edith street
at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
IN the middle of winter. that un-
I'll recently was dry. the rains needed
10 pat grazing lands in condition be-
gan falling For several days inter-
miltent rains and SHOWS have fallen,
The total precipitation has boon heay-
ief than the casual observer would
believe because only one rain that
attained more dignity than driz2ic
has fallen in the several days. The
total precipitation fer the last four
days. according to County surveyor
PHI Ross gauge. WIS $50 only yes-
terday did IL exceed "a half inch for
The day on Monday il was nearly
4 half inch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
BIG CROWDS SEE
TRIANGLE PLAYS
At THE PAST|ME

From the crowds seen at the Pas
time theater Tuesday and yesterday,
afternoons and evenings, and Utmost
every seat ut each performance was
taken, it is clear to any ones. mind
that the management of that show
house scored decided hit when
they signed contract for the ptoduc-
ton here of the famous Triangle pho
toplays, in conjunction with the Will
liam Fox plays and other high-class
screen feature pictures Everything
was just as clear as crystal, every
thing was Just as the management
had previously represented in tie col
umns of the Journal, and all, those
who were fortunate to see The
Lamb" the first Triangle feature pro-
duced here, were well pleased and saw
most stirring and interesting pro-
duction, with Douglas Fairbanks and
Seena owen playing the leading roles.
The other picture, produced Tuesday
and yesterday, was MY Valet" and it
also came in for its enconiums Ray
mond Hitchcock. Mabel Normand and
Mack Sennett appeared in the title
roles
As announced elsewhere on this
page, the second Triangle play, ent-
tied, The Iron Strain" win be the
Pastime theater attraction today and
tomorrow This is an exciting six-reel
drama, with Dustin Farnum, Enid
Marley and Louise Glaum, the prin-
cipals and they are all stage favor
ties. "A Game Old Knight" two
reel Keystone comedy. will follow
Time of shows. /, 2:45. 4;30. G:15,
and 9:i5 p. m. Admission. Adults,
10 cents; children, cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
W. n. BUSH PURCHASES
O. K. TRANSFER BUSINESS

W. IT. Bush has purchased the bus
mess of the o. X. Transfer company,
i2i North Second street, and intends
to put all things connected Herewith
in good shape, paint the wagons. and
be prepared to haul anything and ev-
erything desired by the public. by
courteous treatment and promptness
in attending to orders, old patrons
will be retained and new ones are
solicited, When YOU want the O. *.
Transfer company for any kind Of
hauling phone i33. Mr. Bush will
continue attending 10 the city scav-
enger business, with headquarters at
1872 South High street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
BUSINESS MEN TO
HOLD CONVENTION
DINNER TONIGHT
President ], H, Nations Of e.
PaSo and Senator B, F,
Pankey Of Lamy viii Be
Principal Speakers,

Tonight tho business men of Albu-
quorquc Will hold their first conven-
ton dinner. Officers OF the CONNER.
lcial club declare that event marks an
epoch IN the history Of the city. since
the real purpose Of the gathering Ia
10 discuss the entertaining OF the first
big convt ntlon Of importance over Sc
cured for this city with the exception
Of the irrigation congress, which
strictly speaking, Is not convention.
The cluh feels thai Albuquerque can
become convention city Of first inn
portnnce In the southwest and that
The first foundation stone for q claim
to such distinction will be IN taking
care OF the cattlomcn's meeting IN
March In manner that will bring
publicity OF the right sort for the
community
Whilc more than 200 tickets have
been sold for the supper tonight, there
will be room aud place az the tables
for many more and every man Of Al
buquerque Is urged TO attend. The
club feels that Il Is the duty of every
Interested business and professional
man To turn out and make q big sue
cess of the event not only because n
large attendance viii encourage tho
few who have the responsibility Of
the convention upon thoir shoulders,
but principally because President Ma
tons of the Panhandle and Southwest
crn Cattlemen's association ~ to he
the guest Of hanor and the principal
speaker.
Tho tables will be occupied in the
ballroom Of the flka' club at ESQ
O'Clock ana the program Viii be COIN
pletcd rs O'Clock. senator pnnkcy
Will be pnuthor out -of-town speaker
and there may possibly be others who
have been invited in attendance, The
chairmon Of the various committees
in charge of the convention viii make
their reports for the bencfIt OF the
public generally.
Railroad Men Arranging Specials.
Following the rate hearing AZ the
club yesterday afternoon, somo of the
railroad men in the passenger depart
ment took up with the club officials
the matter nf special trains from
points In Texas and oklahoma II Is
expected that there viii be one spe-
cal from oklahoma CITY bringing n
delegation To fight for the convention
In 1917, another special from Fort
Worth bearing another contingent OF
fighters bent on securing the next
meeting, while special from Anna
RHO has already been arranged. The
railroad will mail invitations to all
members of the association TO attend
and will distribute advertising matter
regarding the convention throughout
the Panhandle country.
II Is believed by the railroad Off
cials that tho attendance at Alhuquer-
que this year viii be exceptionally
large aud that this city, II It enter
lnins the visitors properly, VIII have
an opportunity 10 secure the convon-
ton again within the next two or
three years. The railroads have come
To regard this particular meeting AS
one OF the lnrgest and most important
stoclSmen's conventions held IN the en-
tire west and think that the asaocia-
ton IL sure to grow into one OF the
largest associations ~ the United
STATES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
D0NA ANA COUNTY MAN
IN TROUBLE IN Ell PASO


ESPECIAL ccspGsrckrsNch TO sosRIha JOURNAL
FL Paso. Tex. Jan. 19.--At n pre-.
liminary hearing before Justice Deav-
Ier yesterday afternoon. E. f. Moreno,
said TO have been 4 deputy sheriff OF
Dona Ana county, n. NJ, waived a
preliminary examination to the charge
of assault to murder placed against
him. and was bound over to the grand
jury in $500 bail.
Ii is alleged that Moreno shot al
L. II. Smith, proprietor of a hotel on
South FL Paso street. last Friday.
when Smith raped on the door Of
his room and asked him and the
guests to be more quiet, as complaints
were coming into the office from 9th
er guests of the house. The bullet
went wild. but Moreno was taken to
the police station, along with his
tuests. aud later transferred 10 the
county Jail. charged with disturbing
the peace.
Moreno's companions were. David
Japuez. NJ. s. Franco. II. 5. Sains and
Andres j. Baca.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
DR.. EVELYN FRISBlE
ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF THE Y. w. c. A.

The board Of directors &C the W
q A. met yesterday afternoon 20 or
gauige for the year work The fol-
lowing Officers were elected
prosldent--pr. EVELYN Frishie.
Nicu pr.sident--M Mrs. y. II. Ives.
Secretary Huy Stromc.
Tleasurer--Mrs. II. + iahell
As seon as all ot the standing cCm-
mittees are appointed work viii be
begun To make the coming year the
beal Ia the history of the association
here
Tho new gymnasium class was
started Tuesday night under the
leadership Of Mrs \. A Purcell. 9th
fr classes viii be announced later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
Mis- ,hrnhamsnn Resigns.

Santa Re, Jan. l9.-Miss Abraham
son has resigned as stcnosranhcr IN ~.
office Of Clerk Harry r. Lee in the
federal o.0rt and has taken the po-
sition of stenographer To the state SUI
preme court Miss Laura Wood has
taken the position for the time being
In the federal court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
ANNUAL MEETING
SHOWS Y. ". c. A.
IS PROSPEROUS
Reports Of Committees and OF
Officers Read and Work for
Coming Year Outlined by,
the Leaders,

The annual meeting Of the Y. w {.
A. was held last Monday evening AT
the association building on Third
street, when the reports for the past
year were given. At $50 o'clock sew
enty Of the members and friends OF
the association sat down 70 a sump-
tuous turkey banquet prepared by me
efficient lunch room director, Mrs. }.
II. Perrin.
The business part Of the meeting
came at s O'Clock IN the following or
der
After the devotional. the minutes of
the preceding annual meeting were
read and approved, then came the
treasurers. general secretary's ana the
house secretary's reports, after when
were short talks by Revs. Schucler,
Taylor, Bcckman and Mr. Reed of the
civic Bctterment league and Miss
vcrsity Y. W. G. A.
Al the annual reports showed that
the association was trying to do an ac-
tive work under Disadvantages ana
! that the time has come when the
workers mast look for more commod-
ious and larger quarters If II is to do
the work 1t must do.
Among the activities Of the past
year carried on by the Y. w. C. A.
are: Two Bible classes. two gymnas-
ium classes, Il reading circle, besides
having splendid library with n fine
assortment of books which are ut the
disposal Of anyone who wishes to read
them. The present membership Is 81
with about sixty In arrears most Of
ment department since September
there have been fifty-fivc applying for
employment. fifty-sevcn wishing help
and forty-flve have been placed, 10
say nothing Of the many taken care
of BY the association until employ
ment could be found for them. a
business girls club 10 being formed
which will have for its aim lines of
recreation and self development. 1t
the meeting next week the girls will
come together for a get-acquainted
party in the form Of a children's
party In costume, which promises to
bu jolly OCCASION. At some of the
meetings interesting talks will be
given on practical subjects.
Salary for Secretary.
An important line Of work which
the association has been taking up In
the last month or six weeks is trying
10 raise the salary for travellers aid
secretary and il is happy to say that
now part Of the salary has been Sc
cured and before long il is hoped Ia
have this secretary at the station.
The following wemcn were elected
to serve on the board of directors for
the coming year. Mrs Il. II. Ives, Mrs.
Roy Strome, Mrs. T.. c. Butler. Mrs. r.
+. Dictz, Mrs Thomas Sabn and Mrs
O. II. Lallelle. The rest of the board
consists of Mrs John Mordy, Miss
Alice Boyd. Dr. Evelyn Frsbie. Miss
Maude Radcliffe. Mrs w. y. Childers
and Miss Ida Elder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
BANQUET GIVEN
SUPREME LODGE
ELEGANT AFFAIR
Eloquent Speeches Follow Din
ner in Armory TO 250
Guests; Patriotism Keynote
of Addresses,

The climax Of the social features oil
tho triennial session 0f the supreme
Lodge Of the Alianza Disappointment
cano, which ~ now IN session mere
was reached last night with BAN
quot to The delegates and their fami-
Hes which was held In the afmory'
Covers were laid for 25O. the dinner
being served by the Elks club care
and il IL no eXaggeration to say mat
no more successful banquet has ever
been given in Albuquerque.
Patriotism, loyalty to flag and
country ana home, and the upholding
Of high idenls ana standards by the
order formed the keynote OF the
speeches made after the banquet was
completed. Nestor Montoya. presi-
dent Of the local branch Of the al
lance, presided with grace and Dig
nity as POSTMASTER. and was especial
~ happy IN his introduciions of the
gDcnlkerH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
STRANDED COOK
WANTS JOB; ANY
KIND WILL SUIT
Healthy Young AISatiao Must
Work to Eat; viii Earn Ev-
cry Dollar Paid Him. he
Says, and Looks Part

Emile Voght wants job 50 40
others. He wants to work so ne can
eat. others have just as good reason
and that probably would be reason
enough to get Emile work WIN q
charitable employer. That is not Wha'
Emile wants, however. He wants To
earn every dollar he gets. lie says SO
I'm a way that carries conviction, ana
he looks entirely capable of doing so.
Voght is young Alsatian, inlelli-
gent healthy aud strong, with clear
ness Of eve and steadiness of nerve
that mark him as a total stranger To
John Barleycorn or NJ. Absinthe. he
is Il cook-and Il good one, he said not
boaslingly but with simple frankness
that Impressed a nearer with the truth
of his statement Naturally he pre-
fers to get a berth as a cook, but ne
will not draw the line at any kind OF
work. He Just wants work and Is not
particular as to what he had to do II
he can earn an honest dollar.
Scores With Politician.
Voght impressed with his sincerity
politician VINO has been in the game
for many years and whose success has
been partly due, at least to his ability
to judge men. He heard Noghts plea
for work lie had no work to give,
so he gave the youth a half dollar.
Voght had not asked for money. The
politician said he did not give readily
to ''mOochers" and that he believed
Voght was not of that class.
vosht Is stranded here and his lit
tie supply of money Is disappearing
rapidly. Hence he is anxious to get
work at once. He is staying at the
Savoy hotel, Room %.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-20
1900 WHITE IEGuORNs.

'.Genu,,S eggs" have been the
highest local standard Tor wears. They
are candied. stamped ana guaranteed.
Sold bs Jalfa. Asalos. Hawkins.