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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-30
CIRCUMSTANTIAL.

A jackknife lost in the bushes,
search and an insinuation of theft had
precipitsted noisy quarrel among the
boys of nearby country school. The
teacher was investigating the affair.
"Budd," she began, did you lose your
knifei"
Budd nodded.
"And you accused Tom of taking it'"
she questioned.
Amt a-sayin' nobody took nothing"
explained Budd gruffly. IAN l say y
that I'd have found the knife IL Ten
hadn't helped me hunt for it."
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-30
Gloom Dispellers
NOT ON THE DAILY MENU.

Denny Costigan had been brought from
the operating room, placed in bed at
the hospital and was resting easy when
the attending physician inquired how
the accident occurred. Denny replied
that someone dropped a building trades
salad on his head. Building trades
salad, inquired the doctor, that is new
one on me, what does it consist OIL Cos-
tigan smiled thru his bandages and re-
piled: When the workmen have fin
ished the rough interiors, one OF their
number gathers up the bits OF broken
brick, plaster, nails, wood, and all such
loose stuff lying around and places it
in a barrel and then dumps it out OF n
window to the ground below, the con
tents of the barrel is what ! call build
ing trades salad, and l got the fun dose.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
BESIDE WASHINGTON.
Vicne de In 3a)

|
Y en- eSta camp2na electoral, Sc
puso al ~servicio de a causa mes sin
patica al sufragismo. n dc Hughes.
Recorri6 81 pals ~7ronunciando dis
curs,2s. Y 81 % de Octubre ha-
15ndose en- Ia tribuna, en- Los An
| gelcs. retando . los cue IA escuch2-
han 4 que presentaran sus puntoS
| De vista 81 eran contrarios a los su-
yoz. para rebatir!os ' destrozar sGs
arcumentos, s.rti6 inopinaGamegJe
que Ia abanGonaban las fuerZ2s '
que su cuerpo Sc dcsplonab2. A"u-
Gierom sus comPancras de campaAa
en- auxilio sryo, pero ella. vir.. cn,e-
IA. como 10 habia siGo desde cue
tu7o uso de raz6n, no permitio cue
Ia sacarGn de Ia uibuna, ' sieui5
en- ella IN cuarto dc nora empcna-
ia en- continuar IA lucha.
M fut possible, sin embargo. Pc
do 81 conocimiento y hubo n~c5si-
dad de c~onGucirla : uuI c~ilqica, con
de los medicos gus - hicieron car
90 de su asistencia no tardarOa {.
deScubrir que sc trat2ba de IN c2so
grave de 'hlpog.obu!i&". Acud:eroa
desde Nueva York Sus acauCa!&Gos
, paQrcs, 81 amaaJe csnoso. - n.
mana qucrida, pero : Us. - qLc
Csta : rnuchas courcagipnG"1%s ie L.e
ron 81 sangre varI&s veces, no tue
possible s~aivarla ' Il po0re luchaCo-
II MUNRO. vodeaCa por los suyos. sd
mierdo en- el dolor a cuantos IL
cream capaz de muchas obras bue-
mas.
81 no temiera abusar de Ia pa
I ciencia de mis- Iectores, eXponGr!a
aqui .os mi. concentrates que ms 81
gierc el hc:ko dc que - haya ma
Iogrado al corazon noble, III c.
retro priv-egiado, IN cSpircu de es2
vida accidentada Y de comoaCe, Ct
"a que paGiento entregarse q =
moIicle y 4! !ujo. y ser lcina oe los
~saIoncs, prefirio Ia exiscenc!a "a
| rosa y Ia lucha i~ncansa6le, por los
principles. Uno dire brevrme01c,
este: :ser& Ia im5ec! idaG Ua e!c-
mcnto dc vida, constitu:.@ IN III
49,. ,v reSpeto para Q1i=n t.cnv q
81 cargo ia mission &c corlar q nj
10 de Ia vida? Me p&rece que 81,
pucs son Eumerosos los ta.entcs ass
taGos en- flor. : mas 10 son aun los
imheciles iongcvos. Entrc los oJyos,
40 Quleio ucJar de poner csc: *
mujer, que empieza nor . cHue-
garse de Ileno a !abores politicts y
| sociales, demuastra en- este case, Ct
mo antes en- eI de EmelIna PARK
| hurst. que Sc conSagra poi enterc I
las causas que defends. RecuerGs-
| Sc 4 aQuella humllde SufragIsla H.
g,esa, que. coRvencida De u necc-
sidad de lamar Ia atencion dc -
| pueblo hacia Ia resolution &GOptadI
| Dor sus compatriotas de oUreHcr Il
sufraglo, eSpero (! dia IN que s. 60
RIA e! Derby, Y ali, an:r ei mo-
narca Y 81 core, ant 10 mas Se.cc-
to de Ing!atera, Sc lan@o an,e los
caballos contendientes, ' p~e:cciO
5ajo sus cascos. Tn hombrc pod.a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
ATIACHE.
LOGRO ESCAPAR mo De LOS .



pr0pia voluntad. pur> parrre que Va
r.au ronocidaS De alguno> lie los re-
bnldcS. con puirnr> habian rntabIa-
20 rrlarionrS on Ia rnmarra la=umr-
ra anleS de Ia division entire Willis
taS Y carranciStaS.
Lamadr.d. entire los i"formrS pr"
porrionadoS a Su lle=ada a Monte
rrry. manifesto Que en- - irnn aSall1
80 viaiaba un correo de Villa que
- uni6 IN Talia a la genie de Sa-
lina<. Srp6nrSp que eSe a=nnie Guc
81 Tur 90 oportuGo ayiS0 De Ia sal
ia lei trcn en- que yiajaban los jrfes
rarrauriSta< Gala ia. de los Santos.
Lamadrid y Ctro>. ' en eI que iba un
cargamento De valores de mas dc
cjen mil pesos orc.
EStos infOGmcS Sirven para con
firmar los que han circuiade ac"r,a
de que Villa ticnc Distributors gran
ujtmero de aGentcs on las reeioG"S
ocupadaS por los carranciStas Y que
debi!O a eSos agpntcS. 81 jefe rebel
de eSta como Made. al tantO de los
movimicntoS De las trOpaS de- 60
bicrno de faclo, a>i como lie Ia ST
tuaci6n politina y ccOHdmica que
prevalece en- los E>tadOS que dice tc-
ner baiO Su f6ruIa Ia primera Jefa-
tura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

darla mientraS viva. Pueden ustedes
decir a TODD e. mundo que sane con
ell uso de Tanlac, Y 81 alguien dudara
de clio, denle mi nombre para que ME
hablen por ~telefono, y 70 personal.
mente hare a elios este testimonial"
Tanlac Sc vande en- San Antonio
por la Botica Wagner, y por E. J. E.
Meier, bajo Ia direction personal de
un Representative especial de Tanlac.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13

-
CnH ce los seSllm0h'oS ma 80
ciohaie que sc "'S,'
IeFeA1eS d I".''"'' .
esta produc'enGo '"' o"V''0s
dos. fue hecno mace pocoS "4"S P'-
Ia sonora n n EHze LYONS co" .e-
SicSncla CT !" S"ie He!'-'' w.
9"-' h0"S'"'' ieNr' 80 ~
h"dle PoU'" "''e''"'
que e!!a' ' que il" 'o'"" 7' No'.S'
raclon el 'Ugar en- dohoe $e eS'e as
ulbuyend' @ctu2ime2te "'cn" Hle"'
Gina nj 10 que mace par" '~eS'"'''ce-
la satud-
La sonora Lyons tiene so amos de
edad, nacid en- Texas. ' 81 padre tue
uno de los colonos fu~ndadoreS. ha-
biendo venido de New England. 81
nombre fue Rufus r. Campbell. y en-
los archives dc Washington. D. l.,
Czti registrado 81 hecho de que Camp
he'll fue ell herrera que h!Zo los grl-
lleteS con los que eI genera 7
Anna fue suJeto deSpueS de 81 cap
tura en- IA bataila de San Jacinto,
cerca do Houston, durante Ia guerra
con Mexico en- 1856. A n mucrtc de
Mr. Campbell. Su viuda reclolo una
pension, Y 100 acres de TERRA de
parte del gobierno. como Un& mueS-
tra de reccnocimiearo por l. v&lio-
SOS servicios preStados a pals. Ia
Sra. Lyons es baStante bien como
cida ' respectable por incoataole Mu-
nero de amigos. q"ieneS "a compade-
cieron por H. Sut.im!entos tan gran
DIES. Su testimoNio es como SlSue:
DuF&n,@ 'e'''e amos S"'.' 'eFTl-
c's"'!'' "e '1-'--' = ~
4" N'
mis- coEuA'"EaS ! IeFE1o-eS' eSFe
rla-H'en'e (" L"S P'e''~S us ''U'
Has " III S'"~O H"e " e'S Hs
que no pour" >oPo''"t'oS po' HIS
'ien'p", NUM-" '"'' "'" "O0'T sO'-
pea "T ~ "''L' PC'
"'o "'"S "''
q"'''" 'oS VS. 's' Wv
,lN-,.- -.
$500
10 90
do ,-as-a6,s do mrcos;dad me ana
Nos :; ,os;, ra.,i,.,,. M Do5ia comar
co,-,o -; arr b,e,os -, o-ros ,rmon-
80. s;1;dos l.. o.,,,criar ,o-rroIrzo
49, L.. ,r.;r,o. c,,a.ro ,5os M ,rs
-. an; b,bi, d-aso,.r.c;5o ,o,. ON
Nero
s7;. .;.m
49,,
po FSt"'e '"'e." O'''C 0on 81 O'."
IoHoO'Uo Sp'
81 '''"'ei.'o o0''SN "' "'-
0''''eN :. "' S,P"''"'' : = ~"
~ L" SUI" '"s"'''n' "s
CoSS'O" So'o' POI oo''''"' S""' U"~
dc eSIls cohle"I" una ooS'S' Pe'o Hc
oo'"'e AHNIo e. 10 ~oSo4u'o' In OK"
OCCASION VI ( III eSPei"iIS"~ "e CH'I
GO peFo Ia1hpoc Puco a"'IaFme, mas
"a que por uLlinlo' commence " Greer
que no naoria medicin2 capaz de sa-
Marine.
'ESta0a en- condici6n tan desespe
rada, cuando empece q leer tantoS
testimonies de genie bien conocida
que habia obtenido tantos beneficlos
tomando Tanlac. Y decidi hacer una
prueba final con dicha medicinal. Por
s~upuesto. debo decir que no espera-
ba obtener alivio. pero sentia a.gun
placer en- pensar que quiza pudiera
sanarme. Asi eS que. calculese mi
ALGERIA ' mi. Sorpresa cuando encon-
IRE que utspueS ue 'omaF tres DO
teiIaS podla II Y ven a 0len &C
mo cuaiquler DE erda
les dlgo que Jul reaimente feilz '
ahora me Slento como una muJer 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-13
Aprecio en- $1,000 cada
botella, dice Ia Sra.
Lyons
Susrio veinte amos y nunca tuvo ali
vic hasta que tomo Tan.ac
ATENrIDA PoR SPECIALISTS

Declare que toda su enfermedsd ma
dessparecido, y no ha vuelto a
sufrir dolores en- el cuerPo
3esGe que tomo TanIac.
Su padre fue eamDso
en- las Suerras-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18

The American navy IS short
$4,000 men, but something like 1000
can be had from the naval reserves,
and il will be found that these men
are not tin men nor Yet ignorant OF
the most important requirements iof
naval service Speaking for illlhois'
one may claim similar READINGS on
the part Of the national guard. The
state has been stingy and The federal
government overconscrvative IN It's
provisions for our militia, but among
it's Officers and men there is not only
purpose and enthusiasm, but also a
high degree Of efficiency.
A. to when these soldiers and sea-
men will move one cannot predict
with any assurance, but the time APP
pears to be not far away At last the
government is represented by the
president. and congress has little 10
do with the decision. The people
when they become aroused viii tell
the government what 60 do. Possibly
Mr.. Wilson has not sufficiently clear
sense Of his position as a servant of
the people. Friends of President Me
kinley are telling in these days Of the
struggle in his mind before the war
with Spain. lie did not want war but
he kept on saying 70 his intimates
that he feared he could not long with
stand the popular demand. We all
know the result.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
GUTIERREZ, WHO
ORDERED CUMbRE
HORROR, CAUGHT
Man Who Commanded Band
Led by Castillo Is Arrested
by Cananza Authorities IN
Juafez.

lssscist cosHsrsonosnes 70 bossisa iourssll
Juarez, Jan i1.~- Manuel Gntierfcz-
the bandit who is supposed to have
robbed H. = Fuller. At the san Dos
mingo ranch, near villa Ahnmada.
some time ago. was placed under arr
rest here tonirht charged with hay
ing been primarily responsible for the
firms of Cnmbfe tunnel ou the MeN-
leo Northwestern railroad between
eaaas Gfands aud Pearson ehihaa
hnA, in which twenty Americans
aboard train lost their lives. Fcbru.
airy I. 1914 II is alleged that GU
ticirez wns the commander Of the
band led by Maxine Castillo. who II
now on his way 20 Cuba
Gutierrez had affiliated himself
with Villa, and with the collapse Of
the latters government and the disln-
tegration of his forces, he made aver
lures 10 the earfanza people, who IN
Vited him 10 Juarez. On hsiDrrival
he was placed under arrest
The train which ran into the burn.
Ing Cumbrc tunnel newer emerged,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, H0me-Madc
Easily Prepare - Costs tsss
Little. hut is Prempt. Sure
md Effective

By making this pint If eldilme cough
syrlp al home you not unly save about
s., az compared with the ready made
kind but you will alsa have q much mora
prompt aud nurltise remedy 10 every way.
1t okereotnes the usual coughs throat aud
chest colds III q houfs-feliesos even
whooping cough quekls-and - excellent,
too. Tor bronchitis bronchial asthma,
hoaFaens@F and slsasinodie Group.
Get from ans drug store I'll ounces at
pinex 10 eents WORTH pom il into q
Mint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
uranulated sugar eNrup. hull directions
with pinex. Keeps perfectly aud tastes
good
Aou can ieel this take hold Of a cough
ar cold III J Aav that means business. II
quickly iuasens the dry. hnarge OF pain.
fui cough and heals the indamed msia,
hfAnes Ii also haa a remarkable effect
in overcoming the persistent loose coagll
bt stopping the formation Of phlegm IN
the throat aud bronchial tflhes
The effect Of Pine on the membranes i
known hy almost every one. tines is q
most yali:able concentrated compound ~
renuine NORWAY pine extract combined
with guaiaenl and other natural heating
pine elements
There are many worthless imitation
Of this famous mixture II avoid dis
appointment ark v"ilr druggist for "2h
Ounces Of Finfx. ami 10 not aeeei4 any
thina sise.
4 guarantee Of absolute satisfaction
ar money promptly refunded. goes wit
this prenaration. Tie finex To-. II
Nssnf. Ind.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

The regular meeting Of Mineral
Lodge No I, knights 81 Pythas.
which was held II the IIthinn castle
naIi last ultht. was one of unuanal In
tereki, as the recently elected officers
~ the lodge were Installed The ncw
officers are Ms follows: Chancellor
commander A. II colgan. Vice chan
eellnr. George G Taylor, probate, Y.
q Casey muster % arms, William
StfinGfe How. inner guard. T. Seeley,
outer guard \ Lewis. keeper Of rec
arde and seal, ~. G. Iiagy; master Of
flnAnce. G. T., Herndtson; master Of
excheqner Arthur Slsk
The lodge is preparing Il special
program for February ., 70 celebrate
tho fitty-seeond anniversary Of the
foundation ef The order Ont-of-town
tythiuns Of prominence viii be In
eited to take Part IN the proceedings
and an entertainmoni Of unusual In
terest VIII he given
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
MANAGER R. w. WILEY
ATTENDING HEARING
ON RAILWAY RATES

Manager r. W. WILEY. of the Cham
her of Gommtre and Commercial
club Is in SANTA Fe today attending
the hearing before the state corpora
ton commission relative Is Il read
iustment of freight rates IL New Mex
leo On a mile equalization basis 4
number at suen hearings are 10 he
held IN the state during the next ten
days, one Of them 10 be held IN this
city tomorrow At 10 o'oock at the
Commercial club
The iobhers Of the state are greatly
interested In the proposed adjustment
~ Il Will be sweeping IN It's nature
u Is felt among shippers that II the
equalization basis is to be- placed in
effect 10 this state tho same basis
should be used in adjusting Denver
and El Pas0 rates into New Mexico
aud anything other than slmultan-
eoos adjustment viii be opposed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
CLEANSE THE BLOOD
DANISH Rheumatism


Thousands have been made we'll peo-
pie in the roorest health, suffering
from rheumatism, with whom pain was
constant. Who believed that their vi
tally was Slapped beyond repair 1t
was proven to them that the cause OF
their trouble was the blood that Uric
Acid, the most faithful ally OF Rheuma-
tism, had gripped them The poison
In the blood had Slapped Its strength
The weakened blood had allowed poi
son and impurities to accumulate. and
all energy was gone. They felt poor
~" were llstless. pain was ever pres
ent, with poor digestion and dyspepsia
They tried S. S. S.-natnre's blood tonic
They gave up drugs This compound
OF natures remedies OF roots and herbs
did what drugs failed to do. 1t liter
ally washed the blood free from poison.
and with the flow OF pure blood came
back health. strength. vigor and happl-
ness. Get S. S. S. from your druggist
Insist upon S. S. S. II yours is long
standing case, write for medical advice
to Swift Specific Co, Atlanta Ca. but
begin taking 8. S. S. at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
CAN I BEAT 'T|Z
WHEN FEET HURT
"Tizn for Sore, Tired, Pulled
up, Aching, CaIIoused
Feet or Cons.

You can be happS footed 10 a mo
nent Use trig aud never suffer
with ecnder, raw. burning. hllstcred-
swollsn. tired, aching feet Til and
nnls "fiz takes the pain and soreness
out u eorus, callousea and bunions,
A. som a. you pnt your feet N a
Til" bath. you Just feel the happiness
soaking IN How good Hout puof, old
feet feel They want Ia dance for joy
TIE IL grand ffiz instantly draws
out al the poisonous eXudatinus which
puff ~ your fcet and cause sore. IN
famed. aching. sweaty feet
tiei i sf-ecnt hny If 1ag' at any
drug store or department store. Get
instant fnol relief Laugh At foot sur
ferers who complain Beeauae your
feet arr never, never gafnR to bother
or make you limp any more
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
HUTTO HEARING ON
ASSAULT CHARGE SET
FOR THIS MORNING

Tle hearing Of Claude iluto on
the ehatge Of assault with a deadly
weapon has been set for this morning
hy Justice George H. Craig George
" Gauble. the complainant, says
iiuttu threatened him with 4 revolver
on the ImrelaH bridge late Saturday
night They bud gone there III Hut
tu's automobile, he said.
Ii WAS said yesterday that the do
mestie relations OF the iIuttos were
harmonious and that Mrs llutto
probably would not testify against her
INK
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
LOTS OF BUSINESS TO
COME BEFORE GAME
PROTECTIVE BOARD

How 70 make the Rio Giunde
beavers behave how to enforce the
duck law. how to secure the passage
Of the national game refugce bill,
how 60 raise money ana how to or
ganize statewide game protection
association arc among the problems
to be considered al tonight's meet.
Ing of the Albuquerque Game pfoteo-
tive association. The committee, con.
sistlnE Of Henry Westerfeid, John y.
Clark. Rose Merritt, Aldo Leopold,
Harry Johnson, T. j. strong. J. r..
Mullen. Hugh coopof. Charles Quier
and x. y Stamm. will meet at { 80
IN the Gna ana Electric buildinn,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
TRY the CbiIdren,s Medicine.

Many parents are inclined to be-
lieve TINT medicine used for children
~ not suitable Tor themselves. While
it is true that larger doses are re-
CURED. il Is unreasonable TO suppose
that disease in an adult should be
treated any differently than the same
aiment in a child Mrs Earl Jen-
nines, Lima. Ohio, writes, Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is 4 splendid
medicine for children. | have used it
myself for colds and it has always
given me the desired relief" Obtain
able everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
APPEAL
IS PRESENTED BY
DAMAGED GOODS
photopIay Coming TO Crystal
Tomorrow EyokeS Highest
Praise From Eminent Re-
viewers and Educators,

epld yau ever hakv he feeling as
4 il ~ express trnin had Just rushed
t hS ii The rate 81 seventy miles an
hour within m ineh ~ your noseg
"pid sou ever feed nv II you had
just learned something If vial inter-
osi to every man and every woman,
every hoy and eyery Girl aud II you
did not reveal il immediately you
werc doing yourself at we'll as others
rank Injustice
"MS typewriter simply shutters as
attempt 20 convey BY means of cold,
unsympathctic type the Impressions
made on me b. the picture Damaged
Goods which opened at the Stude-
baker last evening for an unlimited
run. and ! wish HE power was With
| In me TO proclaim It's truth from the
house tops so thunderously taat all
Chicago could DO awakened and I'M
pressed 10 acton IN this scrlous mat
ter
1T III an opportunity given to un-
derstand with the eye what might not
have heen Compounded by the ear
though even this possibility was negli-
aihle az Richard Bennett presented
I the play on the spoken stage Dam
jagged Goods IN pictures Is The real
ism Of actual life.
Thur spakc Amy Leslie III the chi
eago Examiner * the extraordinary
attraction when comes to Albuquer-
que tomorrow lust for one day---to
hte tiyftnl at an absurdly small adj
mission charge which should reeister
the great u total attendance for one
ddy IN the history Of that house
James Warren curie. another able
reviewer of CHICAGO wrote for his
paper. the Tribune. az follows "a
wealth Of detail ana lavish scenic ef-
fects. coupled with vivid pantomne,
have accomplished the maximum to
be accomplished IN the telling Of a
moving picture. No one can fail to
understand, aud inasmnch as this
WAS tho self-declared object Of Mr..
lienneu ANA the producers they have
attained eminent success in Damaged
Goods
IN. Mae II, cardweii 0f Portland,
tutEpht suite fnaHilan III lnt Am
oriean Medical association. writing
for the OteRoninn, said Il witnessed.
together with many PHYSICIANS, the
complimentary exhibition of Damag-
/ "a Goods Al the Standard and |
want 10 20 on record az heartily en-
fdofting tho story md its screen tfeat-
ment Tor .Inblt tducn,Ion,
THE sins Of society IN this case Is
against tho young husband he IL as
/ coed a young man as society requires
ias Wei educated as society permits,
I ard the slouch Of the shoulders, the
/ despair | nhis face. proclaim his
helplesshess IN the acts be has com
mtted Then who IL responsible. It
/ Is like battle cry 10 armsl 10
arms q, Ignufancel Ignorance liz
uornncc Arch enemy Ia mant
+ II would require a newspaper fully
az large rs the SundnY edition Of the
journal to partially print the hun
drods of favorable notices which
faVe been bestowed on the photo
play of Damaged Goods and it will
i be those who remain away from the
i crystal who viii have occasion for
regret
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
MRS. HENDERSON TO
PLAY FRANCk VIOLIN
SONATA AT VARSITY


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"''V IN 'V''i :" e'e'''F nv"
~
Inc Fahck Niulih sonata Will "
played for the first time III this city
hN Mfs, Henderson aud Mf SedtF,
While the r.st Of the program VIII
consist OF original compositions bN
MI Sedef including song numbers by
Mrs Nlnh Nlnlin piece by MIS-. Hen
derson and piano selections by MI.
Seder. As usual. the public Is luNitctt
to attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
PRESIDENT Hampstead
PURCHASES KAUFF AND
TWO OTHER FEDERAL
'e4 uosNAo IousAn. ergcIAt leAst

lev norhNo IoursaL ergciAL LEAsEo wtREl
New York, Jan. 11.--~lt was an
nounced today by President Harry \.
Hampstead president of the New
York National league baseball club
that he had purchased Benny liauff,
star outtclder Of the Federal league,
and two Federal league players. W.
A. Raridcn, catcher of Newark. and
Fred Anderson, pitcher of Buffalo
Among the rumors concerning tho
purchase was one that kaufrs trans
fer and services viii cost the Giants
$50 GOO.
Among baseball men II is believed
that Hurry + Smelair's action In SELL
ing the players To the Giants virtu-
ally ends all rumors that he was 70
purchase the club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
COMMITTEE FROM RETAILERS
WILL. INTEND HEARING HIRE

President Sol Weller of the Retail
Merchants association yesterday an
nounccd the appointment Of the fol-
lowing committee to confer with the
state corp ration commission at the
rate hearine here tomorrow. Il. Hook.
J. G Boyd, BERNARD Crawford, Jacob
M>er, Emil Mann, .. \, Matson. J.
T. skinner Herbert l. Brooks. Il. ).
RIOS, invalid, Wallace licsselden. Ho-
MGR H. Ward, Il q 1affa. s. II
fofhl, G. G. Alderman. II. O. strong.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
CHAVEZ REPEATS HIS
VICTORY OVER BUCK

:. . go.
8. :
Kansas city Mo, Jan. IT, !.
fienny Chavez, Colorado feather /.
g weight, repeated his victory of !.
two weeks ago. by defeating 9
Tommy Buck OF Philadelphia. +.
= here tonight IN fast ten-round /.
: bout. Bucks tearing-in tactics 9
? won him the first three rounds. I.
: hut he lost the remaining seven .
= by good margin !
. >
. o . Q . o . . . . o . . . . .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18

Kansas City Jan. l1.--Jess VIII
lard, champion heavyweight pugilist
was signed here tonight for a fight
with Frank Moran Of Pittsburgh.
The fight, which will be held IN New
York, win be ten rounds il was an
nounced
No definite date was set for the
match, which will be held some time
between April 10 and 90.