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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
ALBUQUERQUE MAY GET
NEXT CONVENTION OF
TELEGRAPH OFFICIALS

NJ. NJ. Maisel. manager of the loea
office of the Western Union Tele'
graph company, returned yesterday
from Denver, where he has been in
attendance upon the annual conven-
ton of the officials of the mountain
division of that company.
Mr.. Maisel stated that he had put
in the best efforts possible to secure
the convention next year for Albu-
querque and had been assured by Su-
perintendent +. E. McClintock that
the latter would do whatever lay in
his power to see that the wire men
come here. The convention is an an
nual affair, bringing together more
than a hundred prominent Western
Union officials, and the place of meet
ing each year is decided by the higher
officials of the company.
Mr.. Maisel also brought back well
come news of additional expenditures
to be made bv the Western Union in
the Albuquerque office. looking to The
improvement Of the service. The mes
senger boys are to get substantial
will provide shoes for them and buy
tires for their bicycles. Warm winter
caps will also be furnished the lads
by the company during the cold
weather. It was announced at the
meeting. also that in future all en-
ployes ot the company who have been
in the service for as much as one year
will be given one weeks vacation in
summer on fun pay, while those who
hav., been in the service two years or
longer win get two weeks vacation.
overtime for work on Sundays was
also provided for.
The showing made by Mr., Maise
fcr the local office was one OF he dis
tinot features of the convention. Dur
ing his stay in Albuquerque Nj Maisol
has brought the Albuquerque office
forward TO a point not surpassed 10y
any office in the mountain division
and the percentage of increase OF
business for the past year was greater
than that OF any other office in the
large territory covered by this divis-
ion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
.ELKS DINE AND
LAY PLANS FOR
FUTURE Of CLUB
Over 800 Members Of Order
Enjoy Elegant Spread in
Ballroom Need Of Hard
Work to Raise Funds,

More than 800 Elks Sat down last
night to a sumptuous spread prepar-
ed for them in the ballroom of the
new club house. 1t had been adver-
tiscd as "get-together'' dinner. but
from all the signs apparent last night
the Elks are already together Har-
mony. enthusiasm and n deternina-
ton TO do bis things for the organic
alton in the future stood forth as the
most striking features If delightful
occasion
The dinner, one OF the best ever
served in Albuquerque, began at $3.50
o'clock It was served from the
Elks' kitchen by the Elks walters
and emphasized the fact that the club
IL now prepared to handle big ban
quets fully as satisfactorily as any
caterer in Albuquerque
I1Iks Urged to Help.
Before the dinner began Judge
George X. Craig, exalted ruler Of the
lodge made a brief talk to the ban
queters in which he told the financial
needs of the club. He stated that
the Elks are not broke. but neither
are they flush. They had under
taken big proposition, he said, and
is was up to every member to boost
every minute Of the time To put
through what the organization has
obligated itself to do
Rabbi Noise Bergman aud NJ Ia
Stern gave three-minnte talks be-
tween courses of the dinner. and af-
ter the coffee had been served John
Lee Clarke, chairman of the building
committee. read figures showing
what money had been raised and
how it had been spent The neces-
sity of raising another $1,000 in the
Immediate future to pay off pressing
Indebtedness was presented by Mr..
Clarke.
NJ Il. Hickey, Isaac Barth and 9TH
er speakers followed Mr. Clarke. and
plans for the big bazaar that is to
be given the latter part of March
were discussed. Those present We're
worked up to high pitch Of enthus-
iasm over the bazaar, and there
seemed to be no doubt that this event
would raise more than enough money
to lquidate the pressing debts of the
lodge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
ACG|E GIRLS To
COME HERE WITH
FARMER QUINTET
FeIdInan Team Of Pass City
League and Dening H. S, to
Be Played at Cruces Before
Trip to Albuquerque,

fsgGcfbl cosResrorotHee 70 MOANING JOURNAL
state College. ~ NJ, Feb 2.-The
Aggies are now in the midst of their
basketball season
Saturday evening double-header
will be played in the college gymna-
stun, and college basketball fans are
sure To see good exhibition of the
indoor game. The first game will be
played with the Feldman team. of the
Isl Paso city league followed by a
contest with the quintet representing
the Deming high school Both the
college first and second teams will
play The Feldman team is a strong
contender for first honors in the III
Paso city league. The Cactus team
was allie to defeat it by only small
margin. Some of vi pasos best play
ers compose the team
No definite information IS at hand
as the strength Of the high school
players from Demng, but II is ex-
pccted that they will prove worthy
rivals of the Aggies at basketball Gag
/ ms.
Wednesday afternoon. both the boys
and girls teams will line up against
the two teams from the Las Cruces
high school This will be the first
game between the two girls teams,
and the second time the Las Cruces
five has appeared on the college floor.
Cruces defeated the college seconds
two weeks ago in a fast, thrilling con-
test
Arrangements have been finally
completed for the Afgic gitls to ac-
company the boys team to Albuquer-
que on February II. when double
header will be played with the state
university students. only one game,
the boys was arranged between state
college and the university last year.
The girls are anxious to meet their
former rivals.
The last game of the present sea-
son for the Aggics will be called in the
college gymnasium week later when
the farmers line Up against their old
rivals, the III Paso high school
Playing the Cactus club. n team
composed of men outside the colleg-
late class the Aggies won one of three
games. Later they met and defeated
the fast FL Paso quintet representing
the First National bank. Last week,
in Silver City, both the boys and girls
games went to the normalites
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
GREATEST BLOOD REMEDY
Gives Results When Others Fail
Natures Remedy For the Blood.

The purifying and curative properties
OF Natures great remedy have made IS.
s. S. for the Blood" household saying
thousands today enjoying perfect health
owe their recovery from blood or skin
diseases to this universally used blood
purifier S. S. s. is made entirely from
roots, herbs and barks. which possess
cleansing and healing ingredients.
You cannot be well when your blood is
impure; you lack strength and energy
natural with health; your complexion
becomes pale and sallow; your vitality
is weakened. When waste or refuse
matter which Nature intends shall be
thrown off. il left in the system it ia
absorbed into the blood and boilS, pim-
pies. rashes, blotches and other erup-
lions OF the skin appear
g. s. S. goes into the circulation and
removes every particle or blood faint or
poison Of every character. All skin dis
eases and eruptions pass away, and thu
smooth clean skin, glowing with health.
shows that the body is being nourished
by rich, pure blood. rheumatism, Ca
tarrh Scrofula. Contagious Blood Pol
son, all are deep-seated blood disorders.
and for their treatment nothing equals
S. S. s. Get S. S. S. at any drug store
n yours is peculiar case write Swift
Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
Ell PAS0 CONSUL OF
ChRRANZA GOVERNMENT
HERE ON WAY HOME

Returning from a special mission
on which he was sent by General
Carranza, the first chief. Consul An
dres J. Garcia, Of III Paso. stopped
here YESTERDAY The mission carried
him into Arizona and he was return-
ing home by way of Ash Fork lie
arrived on late train Ne, 10 and left
at 1890 o'clock last night for El Paso.
He visited DIR. e. osuna. consul for
the Carranza government here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
THREE C0RNERED RIFLE
MATCH TO BE HELD AT
ROSWELL NEXT SUNDAY

fsrteiAt eoeNeseosor ro ~eeaiHe JousNAN
Roswell. \ NJ. Feb . The Ros-
well Rifle club is fast coming 70 br
one ~ the most popnlar organizations
Of the city and the interest has reach
ID thu point where match has been
arranged for next sunday between Il
team from Carlsbad. one from the
leem club and one from New Mex
loo Military institute. The club here
0as seventy members and shoot
Ing Is done every sunday on the range
on thr Beneudo farms, mst north Of
here
A number Of The eadets take part
in ia Sc practices as we'll as the Off
GERS Of the military school. profess
,i9n' mon and business men of this
city
Last sundays SCORES. nut o. a pos
shl fify follow
Slow fn" }Vo yards--Clark. 10.
klolz- a. Major Fornoy, IS; Colonel
Wilson AZ
Hpd nfe, 300 wards i>lotz. a.,
Mc'ulcheon a. Gibson a. Roscoe
A.
The best scores made for the entire
daA iu the regular shooting hy mem
hcrs of tne ohb were
slow fire 500 Yards Major Foney,
fi captain Chadboune a. Or
hnchN az IS " umamcn ~. Ser
genut Leonard A. S l., Davidson. a.
> g. WtalhcrlN 90, Harold uurd. 10,
ilauA rhour lo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
T. A. d. JONES SELECTED
HEAD COACH FOR YALE

New Haven. Conn. Feb. 2.-Offi-
cial announcement was made to-
night by special committee from
the Yale Athletic association of the
unanimous selection of T. A, d. Jones,
as head coach of the Yale football
team fer the next three years. Jones
was graduated from the Sheffield
Scientific school in 1908. He was
varsity quarterback for three years
and in his senior year was captain of
the baseball team Fer the past few
years he has successfully coached the
eleyens III phillips Exeter academy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
BUNK TOM JONES'
COMMENT ON REPORT
or DILLON MATCH

Chicago Feb. Tom Jones. man
aver for thv heavyweight champion,
Jcss willard, said the storA n m New
York that willard sud Jaek Dillon
had been matched there for meet
ing in Aprli was 'shseiuicis hunk
According tc Jones. meeting N
be hold hero tomoiroW FOR the pur-
pose Of arlaneine 70 nat0h between
the champion and Prank Moran. Tom
Andrew ri milwaukee war prepared
to bad Tor Tho match. Juncs said. hat
as soine Of the parties we're strongly
inclined 10 favor Sos Yorl. os the
place OF meeting 4 Was Jones opinion
the bout would take place In that
city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
DO You Find Fault With ryeryhod,

An irritable. fault-finding disposition
IS often due TO a disordered stomach.
A man with good digestion is nearly
always good natured A great many
nave been permanently benefited by
chamoerlain's Tablets after years Of
suffering. These tablets strengthen
the stomach and enable it TO perform
It's functions naturally. Obtainable
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03

Chicago Fec. Twelve teams will
start In ihe scs cntN-twn hour six-day
bicycle race here tomorrow. Proceed
ing the start II the long race card
II hoNlfa wrcstlins. fencing and sprint
hi'Nelr Faees will be given
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03

San Diego, Cal. Feb. 2.---As a result
Of the recent floods there will be No
more horse racing at the Tia Juana
track until July next if was an
nounced today by officials of the
Lower California Jockey club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
FU[TZ FAvORS A
PLAYER ON HIGH
BASEBALL COURT
johnson and 1encf Express
Opinion That Representative
Of Athletes on Commission
Might Make for Harmony
-, 4o--lra loOss.l srtelAl lt.sso vlr..

tsf noSsina JOURNAL arttiht ttAsAo NiHu,
New York. Feb, D. President David
/. Fullz. ~ the BASEBALL PLAYERS fra
ternlty. has expressed his apprecIu-
ton Of The proposition 10 include "A
player among the members of the Ma
tional commission when that body is
rsorganizcd early in 1917 Both Pres
! idcnt Ban Johnson Of the American
| league. and President Tener Of the Ma
tional league have expressed Tie opin-
ion that representative of the play.
ers Ia this baseball court of last resort
would perhaps make Tor moro har-
monious relations between baseball
employers and employees Tcner, hove
ever, qualified his statement by SAY
ipg that he did not think that the
players representative should be a
member Of the fraternity
On this point President FolN dis
agrees with the former governor ~
PENNSYLVANIA and PRESENT leader of
the senior League FuIt2 rises to ask
how player, who did not represent
anything except players ia The ah-
stract could hope To copc with the
other members of thu commission, all
of whom would represent established
organizations with both money aud
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
FOURTH WARD BASKET
SHOOTERS WIN GAME
FROM THIRD WARDERS

The Fourth ward basketeers came
off winners Ia thir game yesterday
afternoon with the Third ward five.
The ecore WAS close. Is to -. The
game was PLAYED on the Third ward
court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
CONSERVATION.

When costive or troubled with con-
sispaton take chamberlain's Tablets.
ihey are easy to take and most agree
aole IN effect. obtsinable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
Albuquerque Highs
Meet Santa Rosa
Saturday Night

Tltu albuquerque high school attn
leilc maDaRement has scheduled for
Saturday night at the high school
gymnasium a baakctball doublc-hcaG-
er
The 4 Il $ boys team plays the
Santa ltoea high school quint and the
Albuquerque business college aud \.
II. Is. eirls teams win tauglo IN the
other halt Of the double bill.
On payer Coach Rcpp's basket
shooters aud the SANTA Rosa bunch
are al "a sland-off, and both teams are
mo going At top speed Ana the girls
game viii Pc not one whit less inter-
esiinR, because Of the old-time rivalry
between the tWu schuclB IN basketball
and the speed Of Che two teams
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03
from The states ii hard battle for titu-
Inv tBnaru

lAl HNhNlA
Athletic activity and competition
has been entirely abandoned AT WASH
inglon ana Jefferson college as the
result of an outbreak Of scarlet fever.
Two western athletes appeared in
New York this week ana lived NJ to
the populations which preceded them
something Of a novelty for the sports
followers Of that city Joe Stecher,
the Dodge Neha wrestler showed that
he was n master Of the mat game by
qnicl{lN throwing Mort Henderson and
Howard Drew Of the University Of
South California proved that as a
Splinter hc was headed toward a sue
cessful conback after an off season.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-03

The University Of Buffalo II con
sidcring plan TO offer Frank liinkcy
the position Of football coach for next
season. Ifnkey's contract with Yale
has another year TO run but there Is
some doubt as to whether he Will re-
turn to New Haven under the grid
iron regime of 1916.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

|jilo. iurS nir non,iuen 51s 1eiIiiar.
ocr fsranfen a 78=4A Mlilliarben
,sramfen 1888 Miaiaroel Wiarf
friides @eIo segcniiber 25lsWlilliar.
oen gsarf III 0aiiidlallo, aiiieebratt
III SeIn gIeiden 3eitraum.
geirgeilbs 3eigt iih oeliflidyr, ME
penia lniere 6einoe oeu erioIo ib.
rer eiaeren Srlppen trauen, uno
iibcraa iirio es mir bie a3oIitifer nlo
Anitiiter oieieS ariees pom Sdla.
&C eines goinore, TeIcnIie, eines
grep unS Msqilitb, zines SiaionoIu,
ciiies Sonniiio uib SoIanhrn, fpeI&e
Die @olfsjtimnuiiig 6ura 2iigenbe.
rihts 3n beben iudcn, ibrem eigeneM
Gbrgci5 5nliebe, iuio babel riidlid)is.
los Waiaioneii ibrer 0Gr0slelte
opiern. Ole goIfer unierer @egner
.pcrnen bon ibrea 5iDrern riidiiGts.
los betrogenl
Mir seben IN 6as neue sSabr nit
nod grobercr Gieges5iperiidt, nit
einem nod ieiterel @ilen binein als
Dor ~ Wsoraten. @ir iirb urs be.
Dubt, oab oas slingen nod iange
Saiisrn nno bornusiidtlid, nod bns
s,abr 1916 iiberi6reiten ipir6. SIN
9iiidbIid nuf bas @eleiitete, ioiuobl
aa Der 5ront aIs binter Der 5roit,
III inier goIf lid, Der arait poil be.
pnbt,. bic in ibrn idlliinmert, eincr
Strait, bic getraget 1T bon Der feien
qlebcr3el.Jllp1 Der gereftisfeit iinic.
rer Sad)e, BON Dem feiten @iIlcn gum
Sieg, Der ms jeet ibon iid)er 1T, nno
eines 6rieoens, Der ms Dor ioIfein
llcbcriaa iuie Dem Iesten, iideren
Sdjus seipdbrt!
llnerid,iitterlid itebt liliere Bolts
,pirtbidait, unb feiter benn ie unicre
@udt an Den 8ren5en, bereit, ben
5einS iiberau 81 iblegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
Gnslamos GiniubroerbOte.

Die .nslif6e Rssierung bat bic
ginfubr elmer 4nsabl Waaren berbcs
ten, tpie Spla, SGsemehi, 5abat, Mas
fdinen unb 10 tpeiter. Der 3rpsd 1T,
bas @elb, tpel9es bic ginfubren tos
ten, 5u fparen, bd Bel Der Resierlng
bas @elb un6eimli9 fnapp fpirb. Sn
Solse beifen iolIen bic gngldnber tetne
neuen Sduier erridten, fid bds Rdus
den absetp0bnsn unb, pie bas gins
fubrperbot segen pupiersRobitoffs err
tpeiit, aud tpeniger lefen. Bon unierem
Gtanbpuntt aus IGbt iid bugesen
ni9ts Tagen. Wenn bic Gngldnber
ni6t taufen ipollen, fOnnen mir iis
nidt bd3u spinsen. glbsr bann mub
enslano uns seitatten, bic Waaren,
bic es felber ni9t faufen fpilI, reip.
lam, an anbere 2dnber gu pertaufen,
jebo6 bas pirb tpirtfum per6inDert.
Ddraus mub ii6 elm fir infer 2anb
unertrdeliher 3uitanb erseben Der
Obntbin i9tpieris senug III. Die 3eit
III ndbe, fpann ipir iiberbdupt teinen
Gtporfbanbel bdben perben, ielbIt
ri6t Don Wei5en, ba Gngtanb allen
Wei3en in feinen aolonien fir fih
borbebalten bat, 70 bab es Der Nntbs
nenbigteit sntbobtn TT, i'm Don uns,
ba mir 8e3abluIlg In Gclb forbern. 5ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
6seitas, Den Is. Sebruar 1916.
Die qetsrsburatr mnh

~ ~ - ~ IL " v " 2
rtften bon Der Groberuna Don grs
serum peroen bon tiiriiIder Seite niat
beltatist. 2lus &onitantinopel .pirp
bios semeloet, ouB bic @uKen in preis
tdsiseu admpfen 5000 Rann perlOreu
Raoen. Rad biefem iheint iib bic
alte erfabrung 81 beitatigen, bab bic
Huhen ihren Sieg Dor Der S9lad3t
teierH, 9lls ridtig lam auseitanDen
iperoen, baB bic Rufsn fc6on felt
Ausbru9 oes &rieees grpbe unb per-
sebli4e gtnitreusunsen MAIDEN, um
Grderum gu nebmen uno oaB fie in
leBterer 3eit bebeutenbe Sruppenpers
itdrtungen bOrtbin ssi9idt baben. 9a
Die Wteleungen aus aonitaninDpel iiA
btslans dIs 5uperldiiis srpieisn bdbeE,
10 fpirb man Die 9eitdtigung uon bort
abfporten miiiien, ebs man ben notoe
rid berlogenen ruiIifaen Ra9ri9ten
SIaHben f9enten fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
Ser prdfibent bat ,

Ger grdfibent bat .s
iuirtli9 fertis gebra4t, bic rauiitds
nid' s4nselesenbeit tDieber auf ben
toDten Strung gu f4ieben, inbem sr
biefe nidt eber uls erlebigt gelteu lais
fen min, Bis SeutfdlanD neue 3uses
ftdnbniiie fir bic Si9erbeit Der ams=
rifanifden paifasiere in oem bon ibm
angetiinoigten 9audboottriegt sssen
bepdffnete 5aHbelsi6iffe segeben bat.
Cine 8eredtigung, ein fold ueuss
Sinbernib aufsutperfen, tit ni9t ours
bonben, benn OeutIhlanbs Steaung
Idbt niht i'm Minbeffen an &larbeit
gu fpiiniden iibrig: llnbetpaffnste
Rriegsfdiffe tperben in Der Meiie be-
bdnbelt, iDie bas in Der 8trftdnbigung
fiber bic .2uiitanid = e9ingslsgsnbeit ses
|agt iDorben 1T. Sic iperben angerus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

Sm britif d 9enparlament t
ma9te oas Minfiterium oas 3uees
itdnontB, bab gnglanb segen Die .3ep>
peItne ma9tlos 1T, ba Die 4bpebrs
Sef4iiBe unfpirtfdm finb unb feinDs
li9e 2uftflotten MIR nit enelif1en
GIotten Don gfei9 GROCER 8rau6barteit
befdmpft perben tDunen. Cine Iol9e
Jlotts lei aber ni9t Dor1anben, bod
iperbe Die Resierung iid bemiben,
S3uB gegen 3eppeIin=Qngriffe gu be-
i4dffen. 9ieies .3ugeitGnbnib TT
bedhtenspert1. sc 1T iiherli6 ni6i err
folst, I'm bic Oeutf6en gu ermutbigen,
ionoern I'm bag Bolt duf nod arDbere
Berbeerungen bur9 3eppeline, uls big
jest erfolgt linb. pOraubereitsn, sbenio
iHeint Die Jolgeruns berehtigt, bab
bic 3eppeline grDberen Sdaben anges
ribtet, als bic gnslGnber 5useseben
baben. Sotpeit es bic 8orausii9t bon
Suftf4iffsansriffeu in mod srObsrem
Wfabftabe, als bisber ,betrifft, bat Der
prop1etifde Geiit bes brttHden Minis
itertums es ni9t betrOsen. Was Bis iest
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