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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
BRITAIN REFUSES
TO STOP SEARCH
OF NEUTRAL MAIL
Sir Cecil SprIng-RiCe Says
England Seeks 10 Elm.
mate Delay.

WASHINGTON. MsN a. Tn, Hftish
ambassador sr cecil swlns Rice toll
sccfstar Lansing tursdn, Nis govern.
mrn, is-.tfi,ins 10 eliminate tho DELAYS
and intsricfcp,cs To- mails lo vhicn IT,
United states q ssain about 10 make
protest. hu, ,hs, Great nfiisin ammo, 70.
linqui'h ~ claim 20 the iish, 10 prevent
tho u,r " tho mails fcf transmission ui
good ot information b., Ne enemies Tho
United states is about 90 make f, fr.
moved demand that ri,rict'n oiih
mails rsrtlrulsD, those cf usntfsls ho
abandoned immydlUrl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
PRISON FOOD CASE TO
ATTORNEYS FOR CITY

e q Rogers who be- su,ng utlshuma
Citi ict iioisi on contract 10 tcci clty
city prisoners Vhlcb he allcsss tho city
broke. testified to-day that the meats no
futuishsd ros, ~ cents each sui SOM,
times .rst hlm Ne mu.h a. ~ and q
cents each pssi N, contract b. vs-
10 receive 10 ,sn,e'a mssl
Busrts said he served h~sns roast
beet, ross, tcrs cf stew ush, bread end
cotnbtesd mashed pr,str... ruf'rs. rsh
base. nnirns fshishps ani = censfsi line
~ vegetables snd rn SUNDAYS snd srcrisl
occasions pie
The rlslr,iff rr,iri his so about MON
,ciai The ATTORNEYS irf m. ci,,. ur
ihs defense viii a,,emp, ~ rrnye that
Rcs-t. first brrss The run,tsr, D., tan.
Inc ~ furnish wholesome frid a. the pfis
uners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Selecting of Jury
For Orpet Resumed

CHICAGO Ma, 10 Examination of
vsniiercr Vas continued Tuesday In the
tnsi ~ Naukersn NJ WIN II utpet.
UniVcrity ~ vi consin student charged
with the murder ~ Marian lambert.
Lake Forest highsohool girl Three men
were Tentatively acrertcd NJ Jurors Mon.
dav. the fret iRy " the trial Judge
Charles N ponnclly before whom M.
case 10 beins tried viii decide whether
Orp~,s LAWYERS csr fee si,,v letters
witch pssscd between the accused and
Miss tauthsft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Institution Chiefs Transferred;
Others Chosen; Sweep
ing Changes.
GRUMB|NE TO CENTRAL,
GRAVES TO SUCCEED HIM
TWO-H0ur Session OF Board
Almost RevOIutOnIzeS
Teaching Personnel.

The biggest shokcup In ~ heads n
state schools nt an, one time NJ In any
onc ,cpr since tho organization ~ tho
states "durstional s'stcm wa. started
and rompIctcd b, The state hoard NJ -.
uontion IN two hourr meeting Tuo,.
day morning
when the honrd pd.rurusd a' noon here
s what had happened
Grant e Grumpin' who Nundu re.
signsi 8a president NJ me- NuuhWosfofu
nofm,I NJ Nra wa elected president
of the rcntrar state normal o. Edmond
succeeding ~ the end NJ the pf's'n'
school year charles Evans. who fc-
Asncd
! " Graves nov president of rhs
stat" school NJ Mines and Mcplutgy AZ
Wilhurtou. was transferred 10 the prcs.
dency NJ Tho normal nt Ava
Glover to Wlbuf,on
Ltnn Glover president n ,lr' STATE
Preparation, school at TbntaW1 pa.
transferred ~ the urctdcn,, NJ h'
school NJ minoF go .ucc"cd Graves
" e. French. now ri', superintendent
applicant Tor tho rchool at N,H. Na-
elected 10 succeed Glover as president u
The Tonkawn school
Miss Anna Smith now head ~ m, ari
department " the Central norma At I'd
mond. Wa elected head ~ the at de
psftm'ut NJ the Oklahoma college Tor
women nj Chlckasha
Miss ston, 20 Westh.rtord
Mics Ios.io VI Sion. nov member
NJ The faculty ~ the preparatory school
~ Ctromoro. Wur elected head NJ the
domestic science department NJ The nor
NAL sChuuI 81 W,H,hrrfofd
Mlss Mars 'nrdiu. ~ present ssctctar,
NJ the lhst Central normal 1T Edmond
wa made financial secretary and rog
istrar of that institution
Salaries Of critic teachers In all stat,
schools were increased from 5000 20 81.
900 a year
No Reason, Given
No REASON was given hy members oi
III" board for these wholesale change,
except the general explanation that the ,
were made iof m" good Of the schools
II had been known Tor some time that
Gfumhlne would get the Edmond normal
school
TUESDAY afternoon the hoa'd s sched
ulcd to take up consideration NJ q
change IN supetinicndents NJ the state
training school fot hoy NJ rnul, VALLEY
I, Il understood that e \ Skccn nov
superintendent uf the school. win he
asked to resign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Chicago Express
Drivers Walk Out

CHICAGO. MAY IL Expires onmrnnic.
here faced strike Tuesday when 81
press drivers refused 10 tnko cut their
wagons II was estimated that more than
500 drivers we're active In the strike and
that many more, through tear ~ vin.
lence would decline to take out their
wagons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Work in Mexico
Nearly Completed

'"iiNnrs N N Nrt is sunn
u. CO.., NmuI.au column zoo r,tc,mtn
n's ih. scattered lauls OFF NIl repu,t
loo i", inir.t occupied Do, Ienral = T.
Iv.hint command 'fr pu.dr nearing
. elimination I.rnrdIu % l,'Hf yA.
pressed N.r Tu.Htt
THr 'HH.H iHuHa have been bfnkon
Hr1 driven .uut1 uut irN fugltives
'r'HaW H Ihv tDuNHtN lrsi south NJ t1s
isiI fa t' N'nipuipf rhis was eyi.
DEN .i Do. the attack unHy hN thrm
uinn evolve Nnrfupu troopers an for.
Hr.Ha ,.Hr1ilInuHt mtt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
WILSON TALKS A. pssss e,us

wAstiNuroN. Msy 10 -.rr,,d,n,
Wilson srns. intimately fnf halt On hour
Mnnds, nlshptn the msnhtts " the Ma !.
tinnsl ftcss club hef. Ne rem.inei al,
,ls club thfuushcu, the evening. s,s,
ing inf . .uppef after his address IN.
sr.sch vas confidential but ms, 10 pub.
lsh,d later
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Back in Time to
Halt Own Funeral

CHICAGO. MAY Ia w. T Tu,r., Who
disappeared March II, returned Tuesdsy
Jus, IN time TO prevent the burial ~ .
nruy ,sh,n from the Me.issippi that
Mrs Tufnep had Identified ss his
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
Fair, Cool Tonight;
Warmer Wednesday
LOCAL ropGcAsr-rsr snd con.
urved cool Tonight 'slt and some~hs,
warmer wednesday
Maximum yesterday, tfi minimum. ~

KANSAS rsir and continued cool to-.
nirh, "Wednesday fiit. warmer
MlS1 TENAS runirh, fait. runl
In intrrinf, sllght changes W icmpsta-
,nre un the coast. "wednesday iait. ris.
ing temperature w northeastern rot.
linn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
00WNEhSTERS IN ARMY
SEE MEXICAN PRISONERS
PUT TO WORK BY TEXANS

WnNktN rUyr W., if Vo,k
] nm r'unlH derived sone tmusr.
m'ui SUNDAY ffum ih, down
fasirrf' Boo tho ferular ANN Nbo
la,r been ~ ssnl ibtutrh ,hI' place
~ route io ~" border Soldiers On
ne uuur train vhl,h stopped hrfy
'iiei sNpf'ssirg tmsfrm"nt ai tho
ht'sd'h ~ trsas ad thr, hadhcyrf
zen MrN.an 4 section rsnr va
iniu,sd uut iu them
lls, hove" on, trooper called ~,
- his ccmiades. look ksfc ~ the
dcsiesn rtisnne's these people have
sp,uftd ahcad,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
IRISH LEADER
IN TEARS At
TREASON TRIAL
Easement Smiles CheerfuIIy at
Opening. But Soon Be-
gins Weeping.

ipNUON Mas lf Sir Hogor case.
meh' SMILED .hccnul', ~ bo took his
rleo" iu Nv" Hop Stree, poIico oour, dock
Th'sdat for H., resumption " his AZ
rhignmcut ON o. oHare" NJ high treason In
.onnc,'iou elth N" Sim Fcin rebellion.
but within short time Nc showed
marked emotion and gave Nay 10 tears
Daniel : Rsilc' who is accused Jointly
with Easement apparently We more
composed than nm Monda,
For hours in the morniTxs rroVi bc-
'iegei the police station waiting 'or tn,
opening ana the litio courtroom vn.
crowded within minute whom the door,
were opened
Nay Not rss. stand
Thef. vas some speculation A. 20
whether C.semsps lsvyers would place
him ~ the stand NJ this preliminary
hearing II IL generally believed thL viii
not he done
The testimony In the .sriy p.r, oi the
session had 10 do with event. In which
the two prisoners are charged with hay.
ing PLAYED y part after their landing q,
Trslec. whereas the cyidcn,r given Mon.
day dealt almost entirely with operation.
~ Easement and Riil,y IN Germany
The first witness. of tho iay Was Matv
Gormnn. typical Irish girl. VINO Vas the
first witness IN IDENTITY easement A. on.
~ the men who landed from the German
submarine at rrsl,e
wl'ne" Broau. Too Broad
\ touch n humor Nas added when
N'y "orman told her sto1 " meeting
Easement and tvo companies. - the,
we're leatins ihs hcarh She talking ir :,
hroFn" ~ broad that " Nas ners..s,,
w ask her 10 write the words br,of. thr,
could he understood She dld ~ sni'
ugly
Sergeant lIcsrn, of tho Rows, ri.,
'"hS'ahulnth Who arrested Easement
near Iraloc told how ne found In ,h, Ola
Iwt m'ns-,h" prisoner in IN. dock .
The tai msn. Easement
rurrs 10 .r.lr
N'"t The hearing had been In progress
''f some tint. css~mer, turned hi. a,
'en'lon from IN" TESTIMONY In the writing
~ iona statement Whit. thus .nsss.s
ne showed marked emotion Tor IN. ,t,,
time sine" N. hearing hcs,n. wha,.vsr
vas INC nature ~ his Thought. th.v
nefe such 'hs' they moved him 10 tear.
h' W'rt pucth ~ he worked with bi.
nfh'u " was a striking change ,rnw
we smlllns and sclf'ronfidrn, man Of =
short time before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-16
New Army Forces
To Be Distributed

San ANTpNiu Texas Mny 10 abis,
isihutinn " tfcopa under he plan ~ ~.
uiganisa,ion ~ tho : rider patfa. IN
Nhith uensfni Funston las hssn vots.
Ina ainr" hls return hom ~ iasa, viii
begin TUESDAY Troops sii b. plR csd =
~ ~ she the utmost pfu,crtou
Amet,,sn commodities along the n
san border. 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
THE WHIRL OF LIFE
AT CRYSTAL THEATRE
TOMORROW SUNDAY


The first, last ana probably only
( big photoplaN production that Mr. ana
! Mrs, vernon Castle VIII ever appear
together In Is the fascinating story of
thcif own lives. "'rhe Whirl Of Life,
which Is announced for Saturday and
| Sunday, June and 4, ut the Crystal.
Vernon Castle has enlisted IN the avia-
| ton corps of the British army and il
I now in California learning the mas
terry of the aeroplane preparatory to
j saling for England In few weeks.
] With that courage and optimism that
I mas dominated his whole career as a
dancer ana actor this brave Young
man claims that his chances are even
for surviving the war, but to those who
have followed the history of this most
hazardous feature ut warfare. IL is n
matter OF grave doubt Nevertheless
ne has east the lateful die and the
hopes and best wishes of millions OF
Americans TO whom he has given JOY
aud happiness by his wonderful dance
creations Will 40 with him No mat
Ter what happens he has expressed
himself as perfectly contented that he
has been able to leave behind him in
America monument in the shape of
this big romantic photo-drama, "rhe
Whirl Of Life that tells the life story
Of himself and his wife which will he
"a tribute 10 his reputation ana ability
for all poslcrity. Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
tie are the marVels Of the age. No two
people are SO widely known and have
been so much published and written
about rs this young couple who made
dancing the fad OF all America and
not only started the young at It but
even installed the desire and capacity
of enjoyment Tot dancing In the
breasts of thousands OF elderly people
who had thought that their dancing
days were over and had given up the
idea OF ever trying IL again They
created and originated and put spir-
II and vim into the dance step that
the staid waltz had almost eliminat-
ed. In The Whiri of Life" there Is
about fifteen minutes all told of dane
ing among which Is complete nov
city known as the Castle Glide" dis
covered quite accidentally while the
nigh spirited Castles were frohcking
on the beach at "Castles-hy the Sea. -
while the picture was being taken
II ts quite IN intricate step and can
only be mastered by very careful OBJ
servaVon. II promises to be quite ms
popular however, as anything else
they have originated. The rest Of
The Whirl Of Life" tells in vivid de-
tail the truly remarkable romantic
side OF their lives which reads like
novel ana only goes to prove. once
more that truth is Oft times stranger
than fiction. The New York critics
who were rather inclined TO be skcp-
teal about the acting abilities of the
castles gave II exceptional praise and
were particularly enthusiastic about
the comedy features and splendid
photography. The entertainment as
presented here will cover about one
hour ana thirty minutes and will be
enthralling from start to finish. Az
the Castles will never be seen here
IN person this will be the only oppor-
tunity afforded their local admirers
60 see them intimately and at close
range.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
KANSAS MEETS KANSAN
IN M'CLELLAN'S COURT

Facing Police Judge Mcclellan yes
terday afternoon. James Wright. who
was found by Stationmaster j. Il. Sin
clair slowed away IN mail ear OF
Santa Fc train No. Yesterday morn
ing, said that he Was going to Arizona
to see his mother He said She was
ill., He got into the mail car nj Las
Vegas, he said
Judge Mcclellan, saying he would
give Wright a chance to stay here a
while, fined him see lie will serve
twenty days In the county Jail in lieu
Of payment The police found q
bunch of keys and flashlight on
Wright. Ala.
George Navarro charged With
drunkenness sat on the "mourner's
bench beside Wright Wright said
his home was IN Dodge city, Kan.
Navarro. whose turn hadn't come yet.
shot 20 his feet and announced that he
Was from Emporia. Kan. Chief Ga
lusha directed the police to take Ma
yarre back downstairs. The chief
aldni think he was ready fer trial,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
LAST SHOWING OF
HENRY WALTHALL AT
THE CRYSTAL TODAY

After two days of record breaking
crowds the Crystal theater announces
the final showing of the splendid
attraction. Henry b. Walthall, in
The Firth Of a Man." and Marie
Dressler in her most sensational
comedy. TITLES Tomatoe Surprise -
The people of Albuquerque have
shown their appreciation of these
special features by their enthusiastic
reception of them, and the manage
ment of the CRYSTAL theater deserve
hearty commentator for securing
pictures of this class for Showing.
ere.
Tho Birth of "A Man" lis consid-
cred by critics To be one Of the most
remarkabtee pictures recently re-
leased and having seen this feature
one realizes the justice of their
Judgment II is picture so far
above the ordinary as to rank as
Il classic of the screen.
In addition to this the CRYSTAL
theater has secured one of the eley-
crest comedies ever produced Marie
Dressler in Titles Tomatoe sur
prise. No actress appearing in
comedy is, better known than Miss
Dressler
Those who appreciate the hest of
lering OF the screen must not fail "a
take advantage of the opportunity
louay LOT seeing the unusual attrac-
ions OF the Crystal theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02


Members of the Woman's club are
4 urged 70 attend the closing business
meeting of the year nj the Woman'f
/ elub this afternoon
W A. lilpin's automobile and a
street car collird nj Second street and
] Silver avenue earlN last night a
rear wheel WIS taken of the auto
mobile No one WAS hurt
Mr. and Mrs. g. s Downcr ana chill
I dren left last night for a brief visit IN
/ Denver Mir Downer is an assistant
attorney for the Santa re railway.
Buck Corners has returned from
/ tho Texas border whore he has been
on duty with the Texas rangers. He
/ will start back to the border today.
John a. Logan circle, Ladies Of the
! Grand Army Of the Republic will
/ a. q. e. ". hail Refreshments will
be served
j. -. Oconnel. the Maxwell factory
representative. located here. will leave
this afternoon for Detroit, Mich, 10
attend convention OF Maxwell car
sales agents which convenes there
Monday.
Mrs. sylvia Black, trained nurse,
left Tuesday with a patient whom she
accompanied to Chicago. From Chi
CnRo Mrs Black will go To Cincinnati,
O., where she viii visit relatives and
friends,
The baby contest closed Wednes-
dav Baby clayton. for the Baptist
church, won the first prize amount
Ing 10 s6745. Baby steel, for the
| Methodist church. won the second
urlyr amounting Ia Xh71h
O. i. Durnnd, general agent for the
Kansas city Life Insurance company,
yesterday received telegram from
President Reynolds, of the company,
advising him that pr. Ambrose Tai
bot, The conpanys medical director,
had died suddenly al his desk in the
Kansas CITY home office
Bob Regain, u Grand Army veteran.
well known IN this city, was taken TO
the hospital Yesterday after he had
fallen on The sidewalk on Central ave-
nuc between Second and Third streets.
lie is practically blind and IN feeble
condition. He is Il member Of the G..
X Warren Grand Army post
j. {. Raldridge, The South Second
street lumber merchant, returned to
the city Yesterday from Los Angeles,
when not here Mr.. lialdridge stated
Yesterday that T. W Spencer, years
agp a druggist here ana also town
clerk. was living IN Los Angeles. hav-
ing left Randsburp. where he former
~ conducted a drug store,
Mrs n. NJ cudabac, accompanied
hy Miss Ruth Weatherley, win return
10 the city this evening. Mrs Cuda
hac has been IN the south and az Mn
con. Ga, visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Weathcflcy IL from Athens. Ga.
SUNDAY afternoon AT O'Clock. AT
Camr Whitcomb. In the Sandia noun
tuins She viii ho married to Il II
tudnh nc brother of ~ NJ, Cudabac,
RcVt T. Taylor Of the First Baptist
church, assisted by the Rev Ellis
Smith, VIII perform the ceremony.
MIR Cudabnc Will 20 to Santa l'c this
morning. thence To I&uny Junction
and from there accompany his wife
and Miss Weatherley TO the city this
evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02

Einpson's Daisy Peas, can. ...S 10
Empson's Primrose Peas. can .16
Empson's Columbine Peas. can. IL
Empson's String Beans, can. 90
STANDARD Corn, 3 cans. ... Us
standard Peas, J cans. .. rs
tomatoes. ) 2-lb. cans. ..... 20
> cans salmon. ,.......,....... .25
cans Eagle Condensed Milk SI.OOI
Walter Bakers Chocolate. 1 H.. .35I
keliocg's Corn Flakes . .0e
Shredded Wheat Biscuits .... IA
Pancake Flour, pkg. .... 10
Pulled Rice IA
Pulled Wheat . 70
Old-fashioncd steel-cut Oats
pkg. zoe; for .. .35i
Post Toastics oa
3 large boxes Matches "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02

Ncndomc Annex. first class rooms
running water with each room Mrs
John t0rnettO, Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
GRADUATES TO
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
PUBLIC INVITED
Largest Class in History Of
High School TO Receive
Final HonorS Tonight NJ
L, Fox Principal Speaker

F'urty-five graduates-th largest
graduating class in The history of til,
Albuquerque high srhool--will receive
diplomas at the commencement to be
held in the high school auditorium To-
night There is plenty of room in
the high schOol-nearly o thousand
comfortable seats, and Superintendent
John Milne, Oh behalf OF the board of
education. extends a cordial invitation
to the general public to attend A
number Of seats viii be reserved for
relatives of the members OF the grad
uating class, but the reserved seats
must be occupied before s O'Clock
After that hour the entire house will
be thrown open To the public. super
intendent Milne has arranged for Il
splendid program NJ L. Fox will
be the principal speaker of the even
ing The fun program follows:
High school Orchestra
Invocation ....,. Rev. Lucius +. Reed
only Rose ........,J. A. Porks
High school Quintet
Class Address ............ NJ. l.. For
The Evening Wind, Arranged from
Sampson ana Delilah' ...,....
2. ..-........ .........5,.. Sdlnl SaenS
High school Chorus with Violin
Obligato.
Presentation of diplomas ...........
NJ. T.. Hickey President Board
OF Education
Whispering Flowers ..........
........... Blon Blumengefluster
High School Orchestra
Benediction 49,. Rev. G. .. Beckman
Music under the direction of Miss
Jennie l.. Trott.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-To buy female Boston
terrier. give description; VIII pay a
good price Address II l.. Moffat.
care Journal
WANTED--Woman TO cook in coun-
try for the summer Phone 1903
FL, OF write T. Q. Box 24S, City.
FOR SALE-New Clark Jewel gas
stove $40 410 Fast Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
LOCAL ITEMS

Carpet cleaning. Phone sss.

Carpet cleaning. Phone b6s.
Adjustments ON guaranteed tires
No expense for expressage. Butler
Auto company.
Miss Florence Thelln returned Aes-
ttrdaN from lioston, whore she spent
the winter visiting
!. u t}inn OF the Ayarado nharm
ney. left last night for u months visit
to his old home in Frankfort, Ind,
The regular meeting Of Adam chap
ter No, 3. q T.. s., viii be held vi s
O'Clock this evening At Masonic tenn
pie.
Mrs +. u Homby and son left last
night for san Antonio, Tex. ia spend
the summer with Mrs tioinhSs par
ents
The county commissioners Will
meet NJ 10 o'clock next Monday
morning at The court house ns a board
of equalization
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER co.
us y. SECOND
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02

PAY CASH. SAVE MONEY
PHONE YOUR ORDERS IN. NO
SOLICITORS. ALL GOODS
DELIVERED.
PHONE 624
TODAY
Berries, Crate .$l.l5
Swiffs Premium Bacon,
lib. SOC
Swifts Premium Ham,
lb. 24c
Good Bacon, Id. Zoe
Soups, 3 cans Csc
Silver Leaf Lard, IS, SIS
and los. SOC, Soc, $l.50
Crisco, small, medium,
large. SOC, 55c, $l.1O
Cottolene, small, me-
dunn and large, Csc,
Zoe, $l.65.
Welch's Grape Juice,
pints Zoe
.Welch's Grape Juice,
quarts 35c
Large sized New Pota-
toes, 7 lbs. for. Csc
10 lbs. Old Potatoes Csc
White House Coffee, per
lb. .35c
Darlington Hall Coffee,
lb. .35c
Wedding Breakfast Cof-
fee Csc
Quaker Corn Flake, per
pkg. .7c
PET MILK
6 small cans Csc
3 tall cans. Csc
IL lbs. Beet Sugar Sl.OO
Fresh Eggs, doz. Csc
Best Csc Pkg. White
Corn Meal Csc
SOC Gunpowder Tea 35c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02

Mr. Garcia Is Young man of 80
years. lie Is native son, having
been born at Wagon Mound in 1856,
the son Of Rev. and Mrs Benito Car
Ella. A room in the I1arwood Girls
school here was named for the Garcia
family. Mr., Garcia Is well educated
for his profession. He studied for
two years at the University of New
Mexico. From here he went to the
University Of Southern California. He
studied law ut Harvard university,
graduating with the class Of 1911.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02

"Gcntry's eggs" IS cents. Sold by
Jaffa, Naloy and Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-02
ERNEST GARCIA
NAMED ASSISTANT
BY MANUEL VIGIL
New Assistant District Attor-
ney Is a Native Son. Stud
led Law at Harvard, Prev
iouSIy Attended T. N. NJ.

Announcement was made yesterday
u the appointment by District Attor-
ncy Manuel L. vigil Of Ernest u. Car
ella az assistant district attorney TO
succeed Harry 3. Cornell. whose res
ignation went into effect Yesterday.