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i s ... Another Week Passes Without King George at Buckingham Graves of Sammies Will Be Renewal of Their Offensive Palace, Accompanied by Decorated; First Time in Begun in March, Which Re- Queen Mary, Review Sturdy History American Memorial sulted in Big Failure, Boys, Return Their Salute, 2li Day Is Celebrated Abroad, FRENCH AND BRITISH CIVIL WAR VETERANS PROCLAMATION IS ' IMPROVE POSITIONS IN f 3 & , BY ARE ALSO COLUMN a ISSUED PRESIDENT

Airplane Raids. Are Without Paraders Are Greeted by Wilson Asks People of Nation Number, Superiority Entente Cheering Thousands as to Gather in Places of Wor- Forces Clearly Proven; Friends and Brothers; Roy- ship and Pray for Victory of bCNJAMI NT B, ODELL Americans Parade London, alty Pays Sammies Respects Our Armies and Just Peace. Kennel- Govern,. r lienjamin It. ' ice V 'dell, contrii'le r fur Now York HOMIN1 JOURNAL SPECIAL LIIHD WIRE) IRY MORN1NS JOURIIAL SPECIAL LEASED W1RE1 ' arrnv.-- Those state, has warned ic men that he Another week bus passed without a London, May 11. Three thousand There will be a total eclipse of the cent. Indicating various towns. visible in on The belt of do nut indicate tltn"! (will not pen, lit I'tienale prices renewal by the Germans of the of- soldiers marched sun, the t'nited States, nearer the totality, ihe the the eclipse e, .M KMOItIA I, TO American through 8. sur- for their cumnioiliiy t bb a:i::mei lie IV fensive March 31, which the afternoon of June greater tho portion of the sun's will start (the big figures do that 111) they begun were men of the will use tin- f.il-e- law- ORKKItVKD FOK was London today. They This shows the bolt of face whic h will be for those within the belt of full uf the lialte'd before Amiens In map totality, covered. totality I HIST TI M I ; AIM WJAI ? early London- d against these uli Put the and onme to a on new national army of which a from Florida to The H? scatie-e- over the as well as outside) but they show tho up prices April definite pause strip extending figures during the warm weather. Its right flank before the barrier of ers had often heard, but whom they Washington. In this belt all of the map show the approximate lini" nt time the total eclipse will begin. The - With the American Army In I to sun's will be cut off it will be whic will The t!:S0 won't about foijy- the Flanders hills just as the month had never afore been privileged light h the eclipse begin. darkness l:st long France, May 11 the Asso- - the si (by of May was opening. see in marching order. ns night. In the rest of the I'nltid means KaBtem time time of that five ponds in Orlando, anil nrnnmiin nm:i elated Press). The French are Lon- will but 3:30 the 4:1 "j aboirt two in Aberdeen. Ever since the costly defeat of Gen- The weather was perfect and States the eclipse be visible, belt: the Central time; ,'iinutcs to loin the Americans a and S:00 fcVnsh. Hut of course it will be n nun preparing eral von A mini's army in a don turned out in masses unci lined only as partial eclipse not all of Mountain time the Pacific nmm in the observance of Memorial desperate the will covered time. hours are all on of hours between the time the assault on the front southwest of up along the broad avenues of "the sun's surface be by These figured louple day. American graves scattered the shadow. For in .Main.' the of the standard time shadow on the sun's mirfuee Tpres nearly two weeks ago, the be- royal borough of Westminster." instance, bass present appears r here and there behind tho lght- - t the shadow nt the of in each ns fixed by until it has both In and ginning of a new effort by the enemy The crowds were even greater than peak the eclipse locality recently disappeared TALK FOR ing front, with their CO in out lelt. The from the ILL simple either here or on some other front has on the occasion when the American will cover about per cent of the congress the daylight saving a'. of the farther w ooden crosses, will be decorated sun's in Ohio SO On "belt of ou will center of the belt also the shorter the been looked for from day to day. Pos- engineers paraded (several months ago. surface: about per the totality" by the comrades In arms of the ?' in San Francisco SO additional duration of sibly the Germans have been waiting There was a difference in tho wel. cent; about per noto there are fijrurrs totality. fallen. J for some allied' counter-blo- which come which London gave today's SAVING STAMPS It will have a new slgnlfl- - they felt able to withstand, and there- marchers. When the engineers cance on this side of the ocean, fore hoped would be dealt. marched American troops were! as U will be the first time that new. of I'lay Watchful Waiting- Ciuini". cheered as something novel and It's Marvelous Sight, But It Lasts Only Couple Minutes. American Memorial day will bo If this was the case, they must have Today London has become aceus-- 1 $ observed In a foreign land. ,R- ORNINl JOURNAL STKCIAL v been disappointed by the waiting at- tomed to American khaki and today's The wonderful phenomena of the total eclipse in, ion wholly covers the sun's surface darkness t.lAAtO WIRE, there-flashe- s II.- - The titude of General Foch which it is felt marchers were greeted as friends and Ian be seen only within the belt of totality and settles much the same as night. And then Washington, May fifty into around the black disc the rose American soldiers home Gen- now, will compel the to reveal brothers. in belt view by enemy dining totality. Only this and during shoot out from the sun Lib- his further with The Americans, who were virtuulb red prominences which eral reishiny to a!,l in the Third purpose little delay, dors It become dark. thousands of miles into Around the entire DAY OF lU'.MII as time is one of the all from New York City, marched in totality space. erty loan campaign will start from i.vnos. things he can As the color of the sun the halo and the streamers of the not to column of fours from Wellington liar- -, the darkness gathers play pale Fort Mayer. Va.. tomorrow on a rilAVKU AM) KASTIXO afford squander, with the is look like corpses solar corona. The large stars become visible. American forces now racks over a Ihree-mil- e route, "twlight" uncanny. I'eople uvea king tour over tile country In the rapidly Humming circling its blnlsh beams. Shadows of trees are The shadow eiuickly passes on and the moment - 1 1. to"" under Interest of sale of War Washington, May NatlonnI formidable numbers. hat part of London in which arc !' with small cresents. waxes the first beam of light strikes the earth the dark- Saving Stamps em- - interspere'Sil Htrange and the American 1!,,1 Truss drive for Memorial day, Thursday, May 30 Is Ger- cated the government offices, the on as ness and the eclipse returns to the If, as considered certain, the of light go shooting by the ground though passes partial I In n. hassles and the a wonderful but lasts another $ oo.iKio.oen v nr fund. The designated by President Wilson mans hav(j employed such time as principal government the earth were moving swiftly from under you. stage. It's sight totality issued as a buildings. At the moment when the black disc of the only about a minute or two. speaking campaign will continue a proclamation today day they have felt Impelled to spend in be a public humiliation, pray and fasti- Kovlcweel hy the King. mouth and the nun will sent into building up the machinery for a di- ng;. of the, are With American pa- practically every 'at-t- iHXdtJJ". the Tlo people nation on probably an even greater preeiseneits, the to mithto- - dnv In to the rection' of llic speaicin? division of the asked that their scale tliau .before, it Ui equally sure rade kept exactly timetable of which was it. The committee on nublie , information. places worship and pray for tha , that allied armies unt- laid out for first the under their The states to which have heel) victory of the American armies which ried have not to men filed out on .he parade ground they command neglected include Arizona. will bring a peace founded upon in in st Wellington barracks into the fa- Three Are 1,300,000 Called first assigned employ the tonal making every 3TALOF LIARS, mercy, justice and good will. mous Bird case walk at 11:45. ta ta preparation possible to meet the Ger- exactly " The proclamation, issued In re- man On the war, office were 00 MILLIONS NEEDED blow. balcony sponse to a resolution by congress, Every day gives evidence of the Premier Lloyd George, and the war follows: cubinet, whic h had its sit. FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES alertnes3 of the allied forces. Numer- suspended Refuse War Bonds IS IT. POSSIBLE More Must Serve "li.v the president of the I'nlted ous minor operations have been un- ting to view the paraders. The high- States. Mr. rRV MORN, NO JUIJRNAL SPECIAL , WIRE'. dertaken to improve their positions est compliment Lloyd George 1110 "A fRV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE I'IUHIjAMATION. ar- could to them was to admir- MORN, NO JOURNAL PfCIAL LCASKO H,R Washington. May II. An on the various fronts and their pay say tiY appro "Whereas, tho of the .V. 11. .lake II. More prlntlon of $;i:i.,Hiii,iiliu to for congress tillery fire haH been directed to equal- ingly: ltaton, M., May Satu, Washington, May than provide l the medical necessities of forces nlted states, on the 2nd day or ly good purpose in breaking up the 'They have the same swing as llxuis Opich and Tony Tomsich, Aus- - TO BEAT KAISER 1,300,000 men have been called in the the now under arms and about to be as- April lust, passed tho following organizing efforts of the enemy. our Welsh troops." trlana at the mine draft so far unci cither are In Franco, resolution: Kaltls Numerous. At employed Sugarite sembled under the new draft, was Airplane Buckingham palace, King George of tit. .Mountain & in or under call to go into serv- "itesolved by the senate raids without in and the Lv the Louis, Kooky camp asked of congress today by the war (the Airplane number, Queen Mary, wager Queen 1. house of con- Con-naug- Pacific seven miles RV MORMNR JVURNAL SPECIAL LEARIO WIRE) ice before June representatives which the superiority of the entente Alexandra and tho Duke , of ht Hallway company, department. A that. It being a duty pe- air forces has been shown, in ,hortheaPt of were asked to buy Washington, May 11. German The total of l,;!iin.ooo includes all curring) clearly stood front of the middle ltaton, culiarly Incumbent in a tlmo of have served the same besides re- wireless message saying that grave m end, gate, where they shook hands with Liberty Honels last Thursday and men summoned .May contingent. war to ac- of valuable insubordination Is a dai v occurrence' ... humbly and devoutly being notably productive General Riddle. The king took the the United States. ... . is Indication that even n fused, cursing , I It , .,.,, '.. There every BILLS knowledge our dependence on information, while innumerable in- salute from tho of 'honor, II, J ,t' It .Ullll. llitilllllK. l,tlllll guard were discharged by the com- was the state increment win no summoned Almighty God and to Implore His fantry have been almost uniformly which with the famous Grenadiers' They made public today by larger in as an Illustration of the! In Juno than was in May, and a ly H ni,l and protection, the president fruitful an informative sense. pany Friday morning. department band, was drawn up in the street. - of States and Is Betterments of (he allied Tomsich and rumo here but lengths to which tho German Rovern ,rrfwvn mobilization con the I'nlted be, he position . At the end of tho parade tho Opich to included an ad- king were to ment Is going m an enort to Keep WILL BE SETTLED hereby, respectfully requested reported yesterday and queen General Mid- taken back camp Friday tinued through the summer and fall vance the Frenh on the Flanders congratulated crowd of up the uplrits of the civil population. command a day of public humil- by dle, who with the night by a' big Sugarite months as tho cantonments ure ex- from in the neighborhood of Locre, chatted royal party men. with were The message, which was sent nut iation, prayer and fasting, to be for young They, Satu, It where the to Mont several minutes. May 1), and which was given out hy panded. is expected that nt such observed by the people of the approaches Kouge, The stripped to their waists and the three ono of bulwarks- - Americans returned to Welling- tho State without com- a rate tho will reach a full V'nited States with religious the of the allied were smeared with black armature department, rniy IRr MOPK NO SPECIAL EASED AlREI have ton barracks for luncheon as the ment, said: JOJNL solemnity and the offering of lines, thereby been made more varnish, coated with feathers and rab- strength of well over .'!,000,000 within Omaha. N'cb., May II. Federal secure. guests of British l information from fervent to Almighty guards regiment. bit skins and marched out of camp at "According the next twelve or thirteen months. It Sandliorii and Lewis .In supplications to Norway, arrived from Judges, special God for the safety and welfare of Far the south of tho Somme, In of two autos. Christinia, to,!.-,- (Continued on Two.) midnight front in- is some officers tho session here ordered lleeeiveT on the southerly side of the great Page America say that grave cases' of possible, say, that our cause, His blessings on our After two miles they were ISuhlwIn of the DenWT & l!io Grunde Montdldier salient, French troops walking subordination occurred in American number will lie closer to D, 000, 000 arms, and a speedy restoration of furnished with clothing and released to 'sell $ ,.",imi.0II, securities! likewise carved a slice out of Germ- ) camps. At (list breeches of discipline than 3,00(1,11110, railroad, honorable and lasting peace to All were in was held by that road, take $ii(io,liO0 cash an-held territory, near Orvillers-.Sore- l. PLOT REPORTED ltaton this morning were punished by death, but this the nations of the earth: seven miles southeast of Mont- badly terrified. They went Into hid- stopped owing to the number of In its bunks and $ ,:,uO,(ino received "And whereas, It has ulwuy dldier. ing this afternoon. Names of young cases. from the government as payment on been the reverent habit of the Many Successful Ituiels. men in tho party have not been learn- "In a particularly flagrant Instance 000 AGREE T the firs, three months of government people of the I'liUed States to council of defense is soldiers in the acted Al- A a complement to both theso op- ed. The county all the camp opeialion ,of the properly and Pay turn in humble appeal to TO BLOW OP EL utter- anil not erations there were nufmerous succes-fu- l investigating the Austrians' collectively obtained only $:,,,i;iio,niii) worth of outstanding mighty God for His guidance in ances. immunity for the mutineers, but in, In, ling overdue Interest. the affairs of their common life; raids, notably one by the French all officers. Further- in punishment for A dec elopment of the hearing was Thursday May 301 b. the region north of Grivesnes, more much to works and BUY W STAMPS of damage tha a large block e,f Ihe Iienver & "Now therefore, I, southeast Amiens, near the point material Is being done." where made PASO SHELTER Uio Grande were las' heard from in Wilson, President of the United General Petain's troops of do of a MEMBERS OF Germany. Attnnios for the receiver States America, hereby a notable advance as the result iwo thir- JUDGE C, C, K0HLSAAT n proclaim, the local at'ack Thursday, and another (old the court they feared disiulcigra-tlo- Thursday, IflY MORN INO JOUANAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE) tieth of a day al- line of Montdld- of the Kystem if the bills were not day May, along the southeast DIES VERY SUDDENLY! Kl I'aso, Tex., May 11. Tho west with sacred and WORNINtt JOURNAL SPECIAL paid. ready freighted ier. The British carried out profitable rV LIAMO WIRE Texas war memories, a of Kl 11. conference closed here last stimulating day near the westerly Paso, Tex., May Investigas AMERICAN FLYING rav MrRNiNa raiding operations journal erbcau leased wiri) night with an address by Lieutenant Finland Si He Tcrritoi y. public humiliation, prayer and end of the salient in Flanders. tlon hy government officers of a 1. C. C. do fellow Lys Chicago, May Kohlsaat, Paul l'erigord of tho French London, II. A to fasting, and exhort my are that report that an effort was about to be of army, May dispatch of Indications multiplying for years Judge the United States who told of the hardships of the The Times from Stockholm the citizens all faiths and creeds in the east is caus- madci to dynamite the El Paso smelter court of died sud-Hen- says to assemble on that in their Germany's position circuit appeals, trenches and urged every American to Finnish was summoned day uneasiness. She is rersufted in the discovery that the re- at his home here Heart government several of worshtp and ing her reported CORPS MISSING tonight. aid doing his part to win the war. An M. Von Knkel, Finnish minister at places additional demands on port originated from an anonymous Vilsease Is believed to have been the there, as well as in their homes, to have made appeal to the aulience to buy war to return to for said to affected telegram received here from Newman, fcause. He retired in the I'etrograd Helslngfors to pray Almighty God that He Russia which are have apparently was mad,' and 1,000 persons the purpose, It is of sentiment of the Bolshe- N. M warning the smelter officials, best of health but an hour later called s'amps staled, discussing may forgive our sins and short- sensibly the pledged to buy as many war stamps the suggested a nnexation of Russian to weld an army against an attempt to wreck the plant his wife, dying shortly after she comings as a people and purify vik!, whose attempts tJT UORNINd JOURNAL RRECIAL LEASED WIREl as could, afford each week. Korella Finland. which Is engaged in producing cop- reached his side. they by our hearts to see and love th into shape the Germans are attempt- 11. Thomas Buffun, of per for war work. Paris. May Judge Kohlsaat would have been 74 truth, to accept and defend all ing to thwart. New York, and Donald E. Stone, of that are Just and is even All last night deputy sheriffs guard- years old next month. things right, In the Ukraine the situation Mexico, N. Y., both members of the and to purpose only those right-eou- s ac- ed the roads and entranc?s to the "more disturbing to the Germans, La seiuadron are missr ' Would Hellenism. acts and Judgments which which smelter and a reserve force of deputies Fayette flying Destroy The Tobacco Fund, Collected The cording to current dispatches, Ing. Stone probably is a prisoner In Washington, May 11. Systematic1 Through are in conformity, with His will; anti-Germ- sent- was held in readiness to reinforce announce a growing Germany. His machine was seen by efforts the Turks to destroy Hel-- ! beseeching Him that He will meas- these guards if needed. by Morning Journal for the Boys in iment because of the repressive infantry observers to fall behind the lenlsm in Turkey are reported to thej give victory to our armies as ures of tho Teutons. German lines after a in which Greek legation here in dispatches: they fight for freedom, wisdom LARGE W0.0DEN VESSEL fight France, Is Growing on AnierlMiiiH Parade London. nine French and twenty- - from Athens. to those who take consel our German airplanes behalf in these of dark To meet this, additional - LAUNCHED AT ORANGE seven German machines were engaged. days sent to the aiaturbed on April Z, 1!!8, tho advertising of The struggle and perplexity, and troops are being department Albuquerque to Morning Journal, made a report of monies contributed to purchase to- steadfastness our people to (Continued on Paie Twn.1 ,RV MORN,N JOURNAL RRRCIAL , CARED WIRR AMERlNMS bacco, cigarettes, etc., for "Our Hoys in the Trenches of France," amount- make sneritlre to the utmost , 1 1. The Orange, Tex., May to that date to $2r,0.B0. Since then $36. li" have been over support of what Is Just and true, of one of ing up turned City Lonham, the AVIATRIX MAIL to The Morning Journal Tobacco Campaign Fund, as follows: bringing us at last the peace in wooden ever can be largest ships plan- Stude nts of the Albuquerque Business College, tlrsl contributions. $ 1". fib which men's hearts at THE WEATHER was launched t ned, successfully Clyde Tingley, 602 South Walter, Albuquerque, X. M 11.00 because it is founded upon here this afternoon. The vessel is EQUIPPED M. 101S M mercy, Justice and good will. FORECAST. ILL J. Ooolittle. North Second, Albuquerque, N. U.no 320 feet long and '47. feet wide. It CARRIER NAMED J. Moiitzenbac'cer, 13 North Second, Albuquerque, N M i on "In witness whereof. I have was A. A. set and caus- designed by Dougherty, Hairy Leonaril. 417 West Fruit, Albuquerque, !s". M 3.IU) hereunto my hand Denver, Colo., May 11. For New whose of a vessel has been ac- ed the seal of the United States cooler design Leon Antoine. Jr., 1116 South Arno, Albuquerque, N. M 1.00 Mexico: Sunday generally fair, as a model the t'nited 1 to lie affixed. cepted by May 11, Although Students of the Albuquerque Hualness College, second contribution .".nil southeast portion; Monday air, rising States shipping board. Washington, "Done in the district of Co- rav mornin leased American troops are going over seas temperaturel journal epec,al wirei Total ,' lumbia this eleventh day of May In nuinb-i- s the de- $.36.60 .. T 11. Miss Katherine ordnance 111 ,u. rt..n ...J , ia- - ( Xew New Mexico Kccruits. Chicago, May large lllf ut Ajt... t KKPOltT. been to Previously reported $2iiu.30 JCA, tm LOCAL Santa Fe. May 11. The following Stimson. the aviatrlx, was sworn in as partment has able, keep up teen hundred and eighteen, and are from New a postal clerk today and announced with the new program and every boI- -' ,f the of the Unit- of condi- the latest recruits Grand total collected by The Morning Journal $'JSi.10 Independence A summary local weather B. will start a from Chi- dir who boards a transport is forty-secon- d. Mexico: Virgil Gillespie, Itoswell. that she flight fully This money will be sent Monday morning to U. Mulligan, this ed States the hundred and tions for the twenty-fou- r hours ended to New York 5 arms, the ordnance bu- Italph quartermaster's corps; , Bernardo cago city at o'clock equipped with in New with Instructions to make 6 Maximum paper's representative York, proper at p. m. yesterday rollow.s: Chavez, Las Cruces, quartermaster's tomorrow morning. She will carry a reau announced today. of same the best and tobacco "WOODROW WILSON. 69 distribution; among largest manufacturers. temperature, degrees; minimum, shop No. 305; Homer E. Eakes of number of letters. With favorable Artilery and machine guns already and to use all effort possible to get die tobacco to the fighting boys In "By the President: 32; range, 37; temperature at 6 p. m., Albuqueraue, cook and baker; Charles weather she expects that the flight are in France in sufficient quantities, "ROBERT LANSING, - France. ' f - 8; north wind; dear. .. W. Yancy, Peming, navy. - will require eleven hours, it wifs said, to meet Immediate needs. "Secretary-o- State," flrp. j TWO Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918. EARLY ORDERING CANDIDATES If WEEK' PLAN OF FUEL GREAT WESTERN r - ADMINISTRATION CHAVES com The wee Is of June :l to June 8, has OIL CO. ELECTS been sat" usida by the national fuel administration as "I'urly Ordering Week," in order that the early order- urn of coal stimulated and PICE ing fiiay lie 1 OFFICERS through ibis means that the transpor- may! tation and production problems of the i ruining winter may be partially solved. In ordering that the week be a Primaries Drought Out lloavy succtss the natioiin), administration New Fields Will Bo Opened Veto and Result Is in Doubt; lias asked that all state departments and Extensive Cam- do all in their power to bring the mat- Drilling Sheriff's Race Looms High ter before the people. Posters will be paign Started Under New displayed throughout the city and coal Above All Others, dealers will Special ad- Management, vertisements by the dealers will fcat-ur- e the week's campaign. MOPNINd JOURNAL) SeaEv SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The admlnis'.ratiori is watt- The Creat Western-oi- l and Pefin-In- g The 1. national Tuftless M M:.v flCSWcll. .'. Vs. ing a strenuous campaign throughout company of Koswcll, N. .M., has Safety Speculation Hii h of the way candidate fought rv the I'nited States in order that the announced that al a recent meeting of in in the tlr1 Hi ot't'ii t primal" s held coal consumers may purchase their the board of directors, ("Ieorge W. was Interest has earned more millions than specu- Chavrr. county toda As the coal during the slack summer months Taylor elecl"d president of th" to fill the created lation. investment schemes con- It is the most luxurious mattress to has a la and thus avoid the traffic congestions company .'vacancy Countless gauzy possible county ivy of II. II. Irv- on is Af- candidates ijnd shortages wh?on have marked the by the, resignation Thomas, stantly relieve people of What Washington Made the farm where the cotton grown. majority, today's suer (:'l'ul whos2 business affair:; in Oklahoma - two previous winters the miner, were called the wherewithal. Most of these fords comfort that cannot be described. No tufts inside hlv la1 cli" I d in I he Novcin- so ing will ts were that he was forced to proba drained of their s'tpply and still heavy iio of was secret- schemes offer return the principal, let or out. rilled witn the choicest carried layer ielt with her election. went without coal, in many resign. J. A. Hazel elected cast because ary-treasurer to fill the varuncv alone und because the victims are un- a patent process the secret that make; A heavy ot. was instance-!- ; net Mai financial losses re- earnings of races ii is likely that it caused by the resignation of K. L. Krh. to the of the Price the close sulted' from forced shut-dow- of fac- willing hear limelight publicity this mattress unique, $50.00 before Mr. been will lie Impossible to predict tories was Taylor has the fiscal agent fraud is seldom exposed. control of the and route actual suffering bf the and still holds night's free trial. The most economical mac- - Sunday the fight fur families which were with- conipniiy that Thirty which was one reported by Hoth lie and Mr. Krh are tress on the market. county organiza ion, out fuel. All the administration heads position. Fortunes are not made overnight. The legiti- of features in tin; contest experienced oil men. They are highly the loading say, can be avoided if consumers, will mate earning power of money is as fixed as the The moose" have control recommended by the banks of Knid, WHY? today. 'hull order their estimated winter supply laws of the nation Uncle Sam himself sets of the now and. the "regulars' "klit., and other cities of that stale, county early. the standard. Being guaranteed not to lump, bunch or spread for made a hard fight to name their coun- Where they have made a success of and to thr oil wel's. twenty years, with a written certifiicate signed by the ty commissioners delegates PRIMARY A substantial balance in a well man- coun.y convention. EXCITING The men have taken over the active strong factory and by us it costs you only a little over of or of first-clas- s con- l it clinn ioM management the company and are aged bank the possession a vear cll-i- th best and most comfort-ePcUl- s Very OF DEMOCRATS HELD The iiicstion of seiidinK an ins'ruct-c- d mtiking plans for an active drilling servative securities is a most comforting thing. CQ on this .summer. ff able mattress the market today. delegation to .he state convention is IN CURRY COUNTY campaign also an issue and an effort is being The gambling clement of the oi! business is eliminated by the use of a made to inject Judge (i. A. Richard- 'BY MdflNINO JOURNAL GPEI'I'I- LEANED WIRE of the for pur- son's candidacy for the I'niled Stales Clovis, N. M., May 11. One of the part capital refining The First Bank his-t- The stock is senate. .lime .1. T. .Met 'lure's' can- lucst exciting in the i poses. marked fully Savings primaries and is but is in Brothers didacy fir the supreme court bench, r, of. t ho democratic party in Curry paid is Strong todn wits one held reality fully paid. There no pre- THE PIONEER HOME FURNISHERS into 's local fight. the yesterday. cotin'y stock. The com- The hetween Jim Johnson and With three exceptions, there were ferred or promotion . Block. Second niri' bobls valuable leases in till! three and Trust Strong and Copper. ('. A. Hector. Towers and Stennis. all two to a doHO.n candidates for the va- pany Company cross-holdin- in in Candida. e:; for district made a rious offices und naturally there was great Oklahoma, Storage at reasonable rates the largest and judge, is in the devel- hard for them here and it much for votes di ne by the which reality greatest ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. best built warehouse in the fight today rustling oil of the States. city. is concedoil that all received consider- - contestants. The nomination here is oped field I'nited S. a gue.'St of the ah!.' while and ( s- -: equivalent to an election. The success- Zachary Taylor, Capital and Surplus $300,000 support, Armstrong is the of hum, the other candidates, diel not ful candidates were: Sturges hotel, representative .1. It.1 as- the company in Alburpierquc. I have their active workers hero, State Hull; they representative. The of the are at a Ira some believed Cleve Law: holdings comnnny GERMANS SEEM TO BE received votes. It is sessor, probate judge, Cleveland mm hi re that. Itratoon will be W. It. Collins; commissioners. J. Kingfisher, Crant, Carfield, AZTEC FUEL CO. tonight I. itnd Woodward WAITING AN ATTACK nominated and that cither liricc or Fleming, George YV. Kyle and A. I.. eounths, Oklahoma, over .10.IHMI acres of choice selec- Powers will lie the successful clerk W.i ( Zcrvver; and other Phillips; county in I1MU - BY s, tions in the bin structure- line steamer as hereto- ALLIED FORCES candidate. .1. coun-school- largely CATAUNA ISLAND patrons 1icastirr, Simpson, .Morgan; Haca. Chaves and 'counl tes. fore ty superintendent of James Dp I'ddy Store New Mexico. It is. believed the mother BOOSTERS IN TOWN a your. M. Hickley. I.ast. year was banner season for In contest pool lies in this section. fishing; both in the number ami REV. TAYLOR HAS the for the judgeship ilie winter's With the opening of Oklahoma It. of fish to next region, (he western front even Sam lirutton, of Clovis, was first, and , II. Split tstoessor and W. weight frame bronchi gaff. being oil fi'dds, hundreds of n who were The swordfiah on ''lawn upon fur cavalry, disiintchcs- RESIGNED BAPTIST C. K. rac. ef Itosw.dl. second. jn II i:i k li ., boosters for California in largest caught light working for a dailv wag", invested tackle, Iti.'! the! coal now. "u 'uien sources announce Tin se and Santa Cat linn island in weighing pounds. PASTORATE HERE small amounts in th" holdings and general large"', spearfish, ":M poupda and th'.) lort l'avarian hors?mon arri at TIJERAS CANYON in-- , it lug today ciV drawin" independent artlech.r. arrived Alb'.iiiuerqre black s a lias,; tippe-.- scales ge, . the at J'clghiJii, ond their way to the comes labor. iikla-- o: th-- ir a I'hc Kov C. T. former ROAD WORK WIL'L without their Th' 'in::a! udvorUsim' iisti iounds. .l! iecre, mackerel and m, Phone 251 ri .raine. 'Troops of the new r tior.al Taylor, western altitoiic.!' ' boinii and fields, tour. Mr. bilit'a'1 oi ss a- states barracuda are ii; 'or of the church here, has - that already showing up i.mny of the I'nited Status p.,ra 'd BEGIN AT ONCE somewhat developed, have not, ac- 'liunl and it is la signed cording to information re-- e las! year iv; Cata'ina's most popula; large eis expected tin. through London Saturday, three cording to oil experts of that slat". ARE eeived tier Ucv. a the vellowtail, tuna, swonlfish and EIGHTEEN HORSES talions of them, to the plaudits yesterday. Taylor been Ihai ba1 aii srasm ami indication i v that this at sent is in Mo., Work is to be resumed on th.- moi'p tapped utile,- fighting fish will again visit the large crnwds and the cumplinie u!f of pri Fowling tlreen, the froth of tin 'eat eiil poo vear '.'.'ill !:r cv-"t- t better. CREMATED AT CAMP CODY ind has not announced his road ac. only waters in the vicinity of dtalina in Llo d future canyon immediately, i w King (ieorge, Premier 'ice rg? of has been removed. '!h" "ini pLi'a;."'f; ir inod.'rn hotel, large numbers. plans. cording to a statement yesterday th rent Weslei ai'd other notables. The holdings cf St. Catheriiic, Incited in Descanvo Hplitt.-toess- i CSPrCIAi. CORRESPONDENCE TO V3RNING JOUKNAI no Col. Alfred chairman of Mr. r a largo The church here has made plans Crunsfcld, company are loeat"d th" heart .Aa!on. is nearine, co.'opletiou expic's X. .May of - eanyi.'U. nuinlicr of people from Arizona, N'ew Peming, if., Fir" for the minister's successor. The selec- the board of county commissioners. ut unin- Vviil I'l.in New Scliotil Fillildinns. tile section and experienced and be opened to th" public in Mexico and Texas to visit Catalitltl in the stables of an i Hon will not be mai'o until after the Crunsfeld said the county lias given unknown Wigin !... T1 ....il terested oil authorities declare the .lune. I'roin wliicb the Jour- t .., t I pietiuts 'i.. i..r...'. ft to the s.atc and additional ; N. i .1 !i....',i,..i Convention which engineer1 in ro- engineers company at Camp Cody, ill I tit .1 I M j i t i i i in t i ivt ii in liaptist holdings are anion-- the' best th" nal haw seen this hotel and its will be held in Hot this fl,fi0 for the work,,und llic engineer M., near here last night killed oighuru l:avc been called for a i?l.".. i school Springs, Ark., cou ntt y. mantic piirrnundingfi promise to bn lias to the - month. promised prompt attention tin- ( horss. Seven either were so seriously at Cloiidcrol't- $ .IMtil build- - one of j"cst u'ti'iuu in the warld. "llciiny'' Leonard liov. building I - pas- voik. in l.rainia. in din tin- When Itev. Taylor accepted the Trouble ( . 'it v Calll'., II. A- injured a stampede ing th" pro M'eed. and for binli ' The isla::d villa and 'anvas Camp Kearny, May ing at Jl.r.O Hi Th load, whii h ns to Albu-u- e to be sot. - torate here, November 1, 14, there opi up London, May II. The situation iuj in wi re they had n bool boii liii'.': at Atanwieoid" is ne:ir- is in have Ijeen put first class shape and rrangements completed today for -- H7 min- iiuen the I'staneial valley, were members and under his lias become ta disturbing for c. rceor.l s:'a; on. I'ennv I.er.iard, ins conipli.lion, and the contract for liist class condition now, iiainsfeld hcd a p' ejureil lightweight champion Journal Want Ads bring results, istry he ga;n'd until that the Cerinans have dis; al' Island Ma-ri:i- t a; an the school house at La Luzc has been membership said, The to be rortir's Santa C'ata'.ina oappear entertainment for were SHI enrolled. this num- work done, however, ib taehment of fiavariaii l i to bo hire large band of Uiirly niusi' i:is. coin-- Camp coldiers May 22. Leon-lar- d given an Kl Paso builder. It is will really improve: it and will make on the w iv in tinia. Kuirny ber have been removed from th" from Danders rbr iv.t wilt will bo-- : Mexico and will i. a !!, .;.ui' render daily an opponent yet to be of adobe, in New style, e .onrst's delight. at Amstcril-n.- of ripollnicnt hec'ins:' of hange of res- tile earn spondeut i". certs in the f'.reep theater and fur- Is dieted at a f.cc sl'.ow is and manual arts and t'olonel and krunsfold will e Tl-I-i r that being have library idence and death. The Sunday school Mrsy the i;r h comranv nish mafic fur dancing, free to Han- - rooms. ever the twenty-fiv- e miles of rranged. domestic science lias from a .membership of entire grown the road in an automobile in to a graded school with members today, C. ti; of order thai the colonel may ascertain (i. Pulton and wife, ac' I his regime the teachers' train- to luring the necessary work and his In- stealing an automobile belonging school was and thirty-tw- o report were anaiciu'd ing organized spection to ll'.e commissioners. Mrs, Can lido Constates, diplomas have been awarded. The coun'y W. V. :.' bcfn Police Judge membership of the Ii. V. P. V. has TOR &ALE BY was releaseil, yesterday. Mrs. Ilurton grown from GO to 73 under his direc- but her husband was held to the err KICLLY & ., tion and the financial contributions in aOTTCTHTD.CC- GROSS, was fixed at $ .'ion. grand jury. Hail ill have showed a re- Albuquerque, N. M. v. 1 able to fur- departments inch he had not "en markable increase. at a last nish late hour night. further achievement of licv. Taylor was Hie addition which was built to the church, costing f 6,794 and a mis- COLLEGE ITEMS sion chapel which was founded at a REMEMBER ALWAYS THE cost of JI.KHO. Mr. (ioodeil made the college a pleasant visit during April. Me comp- 3,000 AMERICAN SOLDIERS lemented the work done, and being RED CROSS RED CROSS done and gave A This srrirt et Iwrlvt test! it tr.t!vrd helpful sugge'stlons. to takt tht out of MARCH THROUGH STREETS reception was given him during his ifticertainty A OF LONDON TOWN, ENG. stay. great many old students were BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS in attendance and recalled the profi- table and pleasurable days spent KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING WITH LOYALTY here. Several of the business men of the Thickness city gave addresses and these Tin y returned to ramp by an early af- with tiie musical numbers and read- Here is another effective way to measure the quantity' of mate THESE ARE THE SENTIMENTS OF THE ternoon train. ings made up a most entertaining Anilias-ad- or Hevlews Troops. program. rials used and that is to measure the actual thickness of tread. . touch ;ih Riven the parade alonK The patriotic songs lire being sung . t the line of inarch by several banners this week to make sure that every ii r i .i in Is iiou win nna mat nere Though moderate BAKERY and flans. n the front steps ff the student familiar with the words. UNION Mr. minixtry of inunitlon.s, Rirls held up a Frank Ortiz of iSinta Fe finish- again the Michelin Uni- Michelins are un- banner with red and blue letters on ed his course very eredihaly jn the price, : commercial this week, 320 North First Street , white, reai'iuif department versal has a big advan- surpassed in durability "(lee this is bully. Say, where and left last night for a position Willi the liecker-McTavls- h Co. of do we no from beru-?- " In the 34x4 even the most All Uncle Sam to Win I'l'ood Massacre tage. size, by expen- Let's Help this Ambassador , Pat?c reviewed the Jlagdalena. Miss lltlicl fluff a position for of Innocent Women ami Children by the Kaiser and troops from it point just in front of accepted example, the solid sive tires.; and with Llradstreets this week. his Hordes by Conserving Food. Eat the Bread that will the embassy steps. To bis Hunt We were Vice obliged to fill out two out flexible mass of Michelin to Win the War and the Atrocities Known left und slightly behind him were of town week: though Just try a Help Slop and positions this young to Admiral Sims and .t'olonel Slocum, who have come wear-resistin- g Only Savages. States people just recently rubber that is all we ask. a detachment of the I'nited to Alhuipieripie, a we had no one troops, as an embassy guard. to send. These were both very good and fabric is almost an The troops" took about twenty-fiv- e positions, but our advanced students Reduction of ens niinuUs to pass." The Rreater part of out so we find it inch thick. section of St M 4 jgo fast frequently Michelin Universal. the crowd was at liucklnKham palace, iiiiiiciill to get our own onice work but the sidewalks, windows and porch-- i done. es about the embassy Were black with 'three of our cedlege boys went to spectators. the service this week A- - U. Waugh The approach of the column was anil I tea man went to San l C. leaves preceded by a wave of cheering that raneisco, and Gehrhardt reached a volume when the colonel tonight for Fort Bliss Artillery.. Jos for and his staff appeared In front of the Skelnur left last week Camp ' The American band Imme-- ; Funston. Four J'Sammles-to-bc- " in embassy. one month from one institution shows dint' Iv struck one of the popular up what the business world gives up American tunes and, above " marching to war. . the of came the whist- chorus cheers, The college underwent a fresh coat led by hundreds.' accompaniment of paint last month- - .All of the The embassy staff reviewed the pa- and clean. Ex,tr. Thick Tread rooms look vcrj , fresh rade from the windows of the building, !The desks in the commercial ele- - Give Michalina Italian and W American, a Amo where Ian were stationed many partment have been turned to face Extra Durability leans identified with the war work. the east as the lighting Is found bet- French Bread Near the end of the lino of march ter in that way. , the band of the Scotch guards played Two eases showing siwclmens of PASTRY OF ALL KINDS "The I'.attle Kymntcf the Republic,' typewriting done by students have while passing the embassy. The cheers been nut tin this week. These cases Ask Your Grocer For Union Bakery Bread from tlioutands were not all for the are very attractive, because of the Americans. Smull detachments of line work thev encase. Kach student or Phone For It. Can't Ec Beat. and Pritish troops which accompanied the designed his own top sheet, the as an escort received their rest of the snecimen is made up of Americans most often full shares. the line of work they are called to do going out Two aged of the loc- upon upon representatives to positions. These specimens are real al C!. A. It., the total membership of MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES ARE SOLD BY BENEDETT , works of art, and well deserving of ANGIOLO which now is twenty-five- look only pra ise. part in the procession.' The old men GOOD DEALERS EVERYWHERE were three Proprietor. accompanied by younger Because 320 North First Street. men carrying a banner bearing the 'ournal Want. ACfsPay Phone 63.'. "IT. fl. Civil war veterans, n.i' Reads the Journal. for ourselves Luit for our country, . Everybody Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918. THREE

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Hardly a day passes but what you read of some one becoming wealthy over night in oil, or of some Company with hundreds of stockholders bringing in big producing oil wells which puts thousands and thousands of dollars into the pockets of the stockholders. It has been reported that $100.00 invested in the Trapshooters brought the owner more than $40,000.00 cash and that $100.00 invested in the New York Oil Company brought and paid back to the investor about $60,000.00. There are anv number of similar cases where millions are made from oil. There are more millionaires made from oil than anv other industrv in the entire world.

The papers carried stories recently showing that 500 millionaires ha (4 heen made from oil in Oklahoma in the 18 months. However, the fortunes in oil have been ahead of the drill. The minute the drill 1 past big actually starts j 1 1 operation speculators begin paying big prices for stock and .leases adjoining. As the drill biles it's way downward the said prices go higher and higher. When oil is finally reached and starts gushing from the ground the stock and leases reach a value prohibitive in price except to the very rich. O; Get d of the Drill iwr The oil business is no business for the mentally lazy man or the slacker, as K. II. llarriman, the greatest rail- i is ""iJL - road builder and investor once said, "It the keen minded man who invests at the start of an enterprise that makes all of the money," and J. I Morgan once said that, "$100,00 invested at the right time and in the right place would earn more than a life time of hard labor." It is admitted that the most important considerations of an investment, as to its safety are the honesty of pur- ! fM$ pose and the reputation of the, officials of the Company and the experience they possess in their profession, also, Iff? the physical value of the property and its chances of success. As to the said physical values of the properties of the- - (TKICAT WKSTERX OIL AND RK1TXTXG COM- PANY with their valuable holdings in four counties in Oklahoma together with almost 50,000 acres in De Baca, ft ,i I w vV Roosevelt, Chavez. F.ddy and Quay Counties, Xew Mexico, among which is located the great Taiban structure and with their interest in the lirown well and the valuable acreage surrounding same, we believe that the physical val- ues of our properties arc beyond question vastly rich and makes our opportunities tremendous for big dividends and as to the honesty of our purpose'and reputation of the officials and the experience they possess in their profes- sion, we invite the strictest and most careful from and after same if are sat- yii investigation every angle making you isfied then get in on some of our par value stock before the price is advanced. Fill out the enclosed coupon ami mail check or draft to cover same, or cash in your Liberty Bonds.

What Some of the Bankers and Business Men Say of the President and Secretary -- Treasurer of The Great Western Oil and Refining Company CENTRAL STATE BANK, THE ALTON MERCANTILE COMPANY, I nil!, l,hlom:i.' linpiVlers, Wholesale (irocers anil Coffee Houstei'M I jdil, Oklahoma . To Whom It May Tonern: March IS, 191S. I have known Mr. (leorge V. Taylor for the pant eight or ten years, durintc which To Whom It May Concern: March 1ft. 1918. time I have heen In of the Brown well when It was In which we engaged the hanking husini'ss and have had many husincss transac- The writer haa favorably known the Taylor Brothers, formerly of this city, and Photograph flowinR, tions with Mr. in takea In the were own an "00 feet north of w hich we have elected an stan- Taylor, all of which have heen very satisfactory every way. pleasure stating that enterprises with which they were connected interest, I believe that statement he made Mr. can relied handled in an honorable manner. dard derrick preparatory to drilling Well No. 2. any that might by Taylor be upon, upright and and I also regard him as being a man of good business ability and judgment. Youra very truly, Very respectfully, TIIK ALTON MERCANTILE COMTAN'Y A. I WIU'OX, lly If. 10. Alton. E. L. SWIGERT, THE TRADERS STATE BANK Judge, (iarlicld Coiinly Court, Knld, Oklahoma. Arkansas City, KaiiHas. To It Concern: 1 9 S. Whom May March 18, To Whom It May Concern: farch 1918. I I Mr. .1. i, esteem It a privilege to stale that have known the Taylor Iirothers, and A. Hazel for a number of years pasl. I This will Introduce lo you Mr. .1. A. Hazel, one of the valued friends ami of this bank. Mr. Hazel lived in with all of I patrons formerly have had business transactions them which have always been entirely satisfactory. have no hesitancy in stating that this county, and wax .connected with the Metropolitan Insurance Company. We always found him to bo a fine fellow, a hard from my knowledge of all these gentlemen that any business transaction had with them will be entirely satisfactory. They are worker, and honest in all of his business dealings. He is a young man of a deal of and courtesies in where Mr. A. absolutely great ability, any all men of good reputation this vicinity, they lived for several years. J. Hazel was associated with the Metro- shown him will not only be appreciated by him but by this bank as well. in in i politan Insurance Company, this place and is held high esteem by them. Yours tin! v, I in business' bespeak for them great success their transactions and have no doubt but that their enterprise at lioswell, V. 13. CREIGHTON, President. New Mexico, will be a success. ' ' llespectftilly, E. L. SWIGERT, County Judge. Oil GARFIELD COUNTY BANK Great Western & " Refining Company Enid, Oklahoma. To Whom It May Concern: March IS lfllft. I have know Mr. George W. Taylor, who is President of the Great Western Oil and Helming Company, for a number of OF ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO years, and I know Mr. Taylor to be a man of the best character and of good business judgment. Mr. Taylor was formerly connected with the Taylor lirothera Realty Company of this city and this firm handled n great Rooms First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 48. many large transactions, jind 1 am sure that any proposition offered by Mr., Taylor should receive the most careful consideration. Yours very truly, CO-- CHAS. O'CONNOR, Assistant Cashier. , MAIL THIS BLANK TODAY, SURE! t Great Western Oil & FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WINFIELD REFERENCES: Refining Company Winfleld, Kansas. ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO To Whom It May Concern: March 1st, 1918. T accept your invitutlon to become a stockholder in the Great Western We have known Mr. .1. A. Hazel for a number of years, We have had business relations with him, and therefore cap testify Central State Bank Oil and Refining Company, understanding that the company is incorpo- of his character, his honesty, and his promptness in handling his .business. We take pleasure in saying that in every transaction rated for an authorized capital of $1100,000, divided into 300.000 shares that he had with us, we found Mr. Hazel measuring up to the full standard of honesty and fidelity. He is a hard worker and it of $1 per share, fully paid and and also understand that close observer of details in his business,, and a man that you can trust, for he will carry out whatever he agrees to do; at least, the shares for which I subscribe entitle me to a full pro Cita interest in he has always done so with this bank. any and all leases, lands, equipment, properties, etc., of any nature now-owne- We take pleasure in recommending Mr. Hazel to any person who has business relations with him. Garfield, County" Bank, by the company or hereafter acquired by the company, wells drill- N Yours very truly, ed or to be drilled, and that I am to share on u fair and equal basis in ' R. H. BRADLEY, Active Enid, Oklahoma, any and all dividends made by the company. I hereby nclpse $ for at $1.00 certificate lo bo issued and forward! at once. GARFIELD COUNTY BANK Business shares per share, Or Any Bank or Name Enid, Oklahoma.' - Man In Enid. To Whom It May Concern: - March 4. 1918. Address I have known the bearer of this letter, Mr. J. A. Hazel, for a number of years, and know him to be a man of the best of . character and highest integrity. Or , Citizen of Garfiield The writer has had a number of dealings with Mr. Hazel, which has always ended pleasantly, and I think any statement Any Great Western Oil and Refining Company made by him-wil- l be absolutely correct. Oklahoma. For further information call at the St urges Hotel on our authorized Yours very truly, County, representative, Zachary S, Taylor, or phone and have him call on you. CHAS. O'CONNOR, Assistant Cashier.

Fiscal L A. W. President and mm Ha7lLm m Wrptarv.TrPASiirpr Gcq. Taylor, Agent UVVI J VUWHI VI I I f FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS PIRATES BLANK EXTERMINATOR JOHNSON BESTS ESCOLASTIC national i.i:A(;ri.. I V. I.. Pet. New York . .IS .sr,7 f, .11X4 IS lU-I- SECOND Chicago . . .1?, DERBY BT BAGDYs SENATORS TRACK MEET Pittsburgh .11 ,r,r,t) US Cincinnati . .12 1 .r 2 2 LET US MAKE YOU A Philaih Iphia 1 I .421 12 GAME OF S Brooklyn . ,::i;s A FULL LENGTH WALLOP ION BT ROSWELL SEE Huston 14 i r, .'JVIi St. Louis . IIS I SUIT SUIT WIKItlt AN ;n:. w. Twirl- l. AcQi.iisi- -j Champion - Pecos Athletes Take 25 Two r. W. S, Kilmer's Recent Washington's Valley Sidewheelers, Cooper ancljni.vt,illul . a . r l -' of Sallee, Engaged in htchinLV'os,,,n .1.1 10 .r,c,:. tion Surprises a Great Crowd er Is Going Good and Cleve- Permanent Possession I Cf Pure Worsted Cloth Made .ew oik 1 1! in .r,4:, x 'I land Is Athletics Leg Duel; Honors Go to Former; Chicago . 2 by His Wonderful Pe Monr, Blanked; Spaulding Cup; Injured Washington " 1 .4 7,; -5. Win .From White Sox, Smaulding, DON'T FORGET OUR GENT'S Braves Win From Cubs, St. Louis a 10 .47 ances; Time 2:10 Handicaps Detroit 7 10 .412 FURNISHING DEPARTMENT X 12 .400 Philadelphia BY MORNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE1 school won per- FBV MOKNINtt JOURNAL IHCIL LCASCD Wlflfll fsv MOnMNU ccal LEASED WIRE The lto.swell high journal 11. W alter John- IMttyburKh, May II. It was the Louisville. Ky., May 11. of Washington, May manent possession of the Spaulding Our WHERE THEYPLAY TODAY wit- son had the better of Hagby in a the Albmiuenitie Let us fix Spring haberdashery needs. first shut-o- ut of the season for New: the crowds that ever cup by defeating up your greatest de- com- York, when took tin- sec-o- nessed the Kentucky Derby today pitchers' duel and Washington highs in the sixth annual high school lines are known to be standard and we assure you Pittsburgh , scored the field-- game of the scries, it was a xatioxai, i,K.u;u-:- saw W. S. Kilmers recent. ni'ipiisl-tion- feated Cleveland. Johnson track meet held' at university plete satisfaction. Here are a few of the values that Chit-ago- run on his and Shanks' seore at pitchers' ha. tie beiw, en Cu"p-e- r Boston a. Kxterniiuntur, ridden by .lorkcy only triple y.sterday afternoon. The the; await you here: and Sallee. Throe times the home at St. Louis. Y. Knapp. win Hie foiiy-fniirt- h re- angle. Score: end of the meet was 0.", to Hoswell Philadelphia one learn bunched two hits in one innin.u, Brooklyn at Cincinnati. newal of that classic handily by Cleveland. and Albiuiueriue being the only point in from K. Alexander's Ksco-l,a- . AH. I'D. Wilson Bros. Shirt? snappy scoring twice out of these three, while length a "winners. (j Viva ss . fPj TO the visitors had the loses filled in the am Kight lengths back came Chapman, Smaulding, Ihe locals' most depend. colors tor spring $6.00 Litic.w i,i:.(.n:. 2b . . fourth v!th lwo mt !tn'l again in the America, who had set the early pace, Turner, able man, although handicapped on: Hosiery for men who demand Chicago ut Cleveland. K. MuComh-er'- s . bad men on sec end and while public choice, A. Speaker, rf account of an to one leg which rigli.h they rf injury the best 25c TO $1.25 third with none out when Youiik lined War Cloud, was fourth. Itnth, which he sustained Friday, placed in The race was run over a sloppy Waml sgunss, 2b in which he The newest Neckwear to the latter a H v eighl of the nhp) events spring McKiohnic, making I. I lit pitcher Cooper circumstances wonderful on third ice track and under the Williams, was entered. Four of these were firsts.- the kind that will wear 50c TO $1.50 catch, stepping ( i 1. ou- t- Hy Sallee Hod igm Struck the time of 2:,10. was good. If . . . and lion 1,1 i the runner. Score: ills injury, il was thought, kept him nj; 2. a ( Union Suits of the best 2, Kxtermiiiator's came as " 220-yar- d New York. Cooper victory ,'Xeil, from placini; in the dash to most of the spec- 1 makes TO All. II. H. A. K. great surprise Hagby, p and lessened Albuiiuenine's chances $1.00 $5.00 !'. Boston (I: t Ilka;.-.'- I. tators, as few had conceded the Young, rf .... for victory. See our Special Hat values I. -- th firr.t a chance. Totals . . . 24 11 :; Chicago, May l;.sun. gelding 'I' Massed of Itosv.ell. who set ai lvuut'f. rf i up from of the i a item clubs to inade Chi. Kscoha was second at the start at $2.00 to $5.00 Hums, If 1 Waiiiig.nn. state record of 22 seconds f' r the' defi-nte- the locals The visitor---n- and ran a good race throughout, AH. K. I'd. A K. 2b rugo. 220-yar- d dash was unable to Zimmerman, cas- - back lhan 2 a 2 0 n Friday, y hit W aver nppnrtum ly won never dropping further Shotton, cf he- -, The above are every-da- prices with us and are 21, . equal the feat yesterday, his time prices Kodriguez, S third place. The colt was a determin-- ' La van, ss '. . 4 a "I Kleti ss i'v. 23 seconds. His time on the with well dressed men. her, cd effort in t be last but tired . I 0 ing popular Boston. furlong Schulte, rf will hold Holke. II, 4 previous day. however, as, p. a. i:. rapidly in the last sixteenth audi Shanks, If . , a c ah. rii. a record. tied the McCarty. ... r, I " at the si state Smaulding powi il. ef was going back wire., Judge, J), . , Sallee. 1 state record in the vault, p 2b 4 a 0 a Viva Am lira got ,,ff first and at .Morgan, 2b u1 pole clearing, x Conway, 1U r, inches. A Thorpe, I o was a length! the at feet, large Kdly, if o a 2 0, the ipiarter lending by Foster, lib. . Deinari-e- I' u a the same lead crowd witnessed the meet. Wi.klan.l, rf 4 2 2 4 a iliiiI half holding Ainsmith, e three-ti- n a. The results by events, in ihelr or- J 21, 2 2 2 1 a the half. At the rters, Johnson, p Tilth Is )1 il tl. Si, nib, ... jut arc as follows: 2 0 2 7 a il however, she bad On pped to third der, Koiiel.l.y. li lln- - 10 sin- held until 2,1-- K dash T.me, first, 1'iUsbiirgli. s 2 0 1 2 I place which the Totals 4 27 0 lon.yard AH. It. pi i. a. i: hawlin;;s, ' ish- second, Das-set- t, e 2 u a 2 0 a Score by innings: It. !I. K. Smaulding, AlbU'iirerque; S! 4 a Henry, ii Caton. War Cloud went to the post r, lti swell: third, Hale. Koswell. x 1 0 0 0 0 n Chveland ....000 ono oon 0 5 .Mollwitz 4 Mussey, of 41 lb favorite at odds 1 shot put Distance, ilson, c 0 0 0 0 0 a heavy $l.lj Washington ...000 ool mix 4 o of .... .$1,111), and his a Carey, showing proved Two-bas- e feet; first, Smaulding, Albuquerque; Heal-in'- 4 1 I 0 3 0 Summary: hit Hagby if ... Three-bas- si t.hird. Htingel, great disappointment e hit Johnson. Stolen base cond, Miller, Albuquerque: 114 West Cuishaw, 2b . Hehind War (,'loud, Lucky I'.. Itoswell. Pne520. - Corn, Totals 84 ' 27 tl 1 Hofh. Sacrifice hits- - Morgan. Shot-ur- King, If James T. Clark, Swell Combs and Half-mil- e run Time, 2:20 CentraLj x Hatted for in ninth. Double play Wood to O'NVill. McKcchnlo, 31) Henry American lOagle finished in the order Harrington, Albuquerque; sert Hases on balls (iff .Johnson 4, Hag- first, c . . . Chicago. named, None of them at uny time ( Schmidt, by 3. nut !K nd. Honian, Itoswell; third, Hogcrs, n AH. H. PC). A. K threatened as contenders. Struck Johnson f,; Cooper, p .... Hag 2. Albuquerque. 1 n r by Ilollocher, 3 The gross value of the race was l'ole vault Height, 10 feet, .I inch- CALL FOR BIDS Totals! 32 2 9 27 H 1 Plack. if 1 n 0 $ S 4 7 f. of which $14,700 went to the I ; ( 0. es; first, Smaulding, Albuquerque: for material and D n 4 o a Philadelphia hiraao PACIFIC Sealed proposals x Batted for Sallee in If . . 2 winner, of the remainder, $2,"i0ii Miller 'of and Jones of COAST LEAGUE eighth. Mann, Philadelphia, May I. Janiieson's Albuquerque labor towards the construction of a Score hy H. If. K. cf 4 2 went to Kseoba; $1,000 to Viva innings: Paskert, 12 10 double, an out, and Hums' Itoswell tied for second. new Catholic church edifice at Helen. New 000 00O il 1 5 1 12 1 a America, while War Cloud saved his single 120-yar- d York ....000 Mcrkle. lb. hurdles 17 undcr-slgne- scored the only run of today's Chi- - high Time, X. M., will be received by the d Pittsburgh 100 10x 2 !, 3b 3 0 entry and starting fees. ....000 ij Deal, 11.20 game, the Athletics flat: first, Smaulding, Albuquerque, Salt, Lake 3; San IVani'isoo 2. until 24, IIHS. Plans and Two-bas- e 3 0 0 I o May Summary: hits Thorpe, Kilduff, 2b winning. was second, Austin, Itoswell; third, Hlake. San Francisco, .May II. can be had from P.app MeKechnie. Three-bas- e c 3 0 0 li 2 0 Risberg's single the specifications hits Cut on, Klllifer, hit Albuquerque. Score: n. ii. X. M and 0 n RANCH0S SCHOOL TO only Perry allowed. Shellenbach Pros., architec.s, Santa Fe, King. Stolen bases Caton, Sac- -' MrCabe. . . . 0 0 0 0 3 3 10 King. held the Athletics hitless for in-- Running high jump Height, feet, Salt Lake C. N. M. 0 0 0 0 four j A. Collier, pastor. Helen, rifiee hits Cutshaw. Double c . . . 0 5 n . 0 7 plays I'Farrell. HOLD COMMENCEMENT nings but after that tliey hit safely inches; first, I'rton. Koswell; Ann. Sa Francisco . Certified check In the amount of Caton, Cutshaw and Mollwitz; Schmidt 1 0 1 0 2 nj tin of Itoswell and of A- Momih-k- ; ' every inning. Smaulding- P.atterles: Levernz and S200 to accompany every proposal. to MeKechnie z 1 n o o i o Cu.shaw; (unassisted).. ..idrr, ..::::::: exercises may 16 with three run- lbuquerque tied for second. Smith and Brooks. bids i o Kopp starred great !'.ight of ivjcctir.g each and all Basis on halls f o i) o o a 440-yar- d ,f Sallee 1. Cooper! Walker, p ning catches and Jamieson dash Time, 5S:4: firsl, 2. n o o o a robbed reserved. Innings pitched Sallee 7, Drum-- Lear. . 0 Itos- I Vci-no- ' The closing exercises of the Weaver of a triple by a brilliant catci" Ilassett, Itoswell; second, Austin, Los Anselcs 0. liKCTOIt OF TIIK CIintCTI OF . . . o o o o i o Ileudrix, p Hanchos de Albu'iuerque school, Dis- in the seventh, just before PJsberg'.s well; third, Jones, Itoswell. Los Angeles, May-Scor- L LADY. Helen, X. M. . (Ut trict No. 4, will lie held May 16. Su- hit. Score: Punning broad jump Distance, : It. II. ',. To, tils !.', 4 7 27 1 3 1 perintendent A. will deliver Chicago. 20 feet, li inches; first, Jones, Itos- Los Angeles- - 4 7 0 LUMBER . Hatted for Weaver in seventh. A 0 a 0 the principal address of the entertain- PO. well; second, Smaulding, Albuquer Vernon PILLS I'lilnts, Oils, Glass. Maltlinlil Itoofln; zz Hatted for Walker in eighth. ment. 4 0 que; third. Itoswell. I M - CHICHESTER S ef Prion, latteries: Pertica and Holes; IMA MONO BRAND. - 220-yar- d TIIIC nml liuildln- zzz Kan for Killifer in 4 K low Paper. eighth. The feature of the progrnm will he Weaver, ss . . hurdles Time, 20:02; ehell and Devormer. V l.lttltt'al Ahu your I'rtiMlH tor It. K. iHamond llrandi Score by innings: II. a in Maude 2b . . 4 3 f:rst, Austin, Itoswell; Sinauld. J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBER "Kete Plowcrland,'' with Kisberg second, I'll is in Ut-- and uId metallic Hoston 012 002 001 0 0 sealed ith Kitibon, f; Klam as The Jackson, If , . 3' 3 ing, Albuquerque; third, Sganzini, A- Sin rainenlo I; Or bland nuts, nine - Fairy Queen. pupils no outer, or Tour 10 OiiO 030 4 7 .T. o l Take llujr COMPANY Chicago li will impersonate snow-drop- violets, Collins, rf I lbuquerque. Sacrapicnto, May 11. VruaalKt. Ask IU.'llKB.TEH H Two-bas- e ' 1MAAHM JtKANU for U& Summary: hits Paskert.! forget-me-not- s, 3 r, 41 Scorer i. It. 14. K; fILtM, daisies, roses, pop- (iandil, lb .. Distance, feet, years known as Iltst, Safest, Always keliabla J. (i. Smith. Home run Wickland.! Mlli- - 3 0 sec- pies, buttercups and awret peas- iMcMullin, 3b 0 inches; first, I'rton, Itoswell; Oakland .2X4 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Sacrilice hits J. (!. Smith, Weaver, trirv drlllu flair ri rills natrlotic snntrs. Schallc 3 3 ond, Jones, Itoswell; third, Smaulding, Sacramento .4 11 3 Saerifien fly Massey. Double taysi recitaliinn and other entertainment Shellenbach I Albuquerque. flatteries: Krr.use anil Murray: to 2 20 - Puskert Merkle to Kilduff. HaHesj featured will comprise the remainder yard dash Time, "; first, 'Leake and Fisher. THE WM. FARR COMPANY nuason t on balls off Hearne ft, llendrix of the program. Totals .. 2S 0 1 24 12 0 Passed, Itoswell second, Mill cr, Al- - 1 Dealers In rorgns Innings pitched Weaver 7. Walker Teachers in the school nre: Mis-.:- buquerque; third Hale, Koswell Wholesale; and Retail - Philadelphia. Cause ot "ne-inil- e liividarlie. .'HUSH SALT MEATS Ilendrix- 1. Struck out Hy Wea or 5; AM) .Tosrfita Quintana. principal; Lillian AH. It. II. PO. K. run Time, 5:19 first. :, ' Ttv inn f,lise dise:iln m:iv u Hearne I. 1. 1 1 11 Sausage Specially Ilendrix Passed balls spiekard ;tnd Alby ITeocock. Jamieson, rf 0 Oman, Itoswell; second, Sedillo, im avoided.' This is Wall -- ' i' particularly Cattle nml Hogs the Killing Paper Parrel Kopp, If 3 n buquerque; third, ItoRi-rs- Albuquer true of beadactie. Tin1 most conmion Market l'llres Are raid Walker, cf . . 1 0 que. cause of headache is a disordered S.. Lou ime railed Hums, lb 15 0 Total Roswi Albu- - stomach or constipation, which may I I points: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tol. a few doses of Hudson for off; wet grounds. Gardner, 2h . 1 2 0 querque, be corrected by taking P 1 0 Chamberlain's Tablets. Try it. Many rook! yn Cincinnati game po-it!- Davidson, 2b 2 DUKE others have obtained permanent relief CITY Picture Frames poncd; rain. Shannon, ss . 0 0 0 Tablets. are At (I. r. by taking these They Minneapolis 0; Milwaukee Perkins, c . . l 0 Cleaners-Halte- rs ronrtli St. am) ConiK-- r Ave. easy to take and mild and gentle in i At St. Paul 2; Kansas City 11. Perry, p o 2 0 Results from Ads SOUTHERN I effect. Journal Want (Other games postponed). ASSOCIATION 20 Vst Gold. Phone 110. Totals 27 1 5 (I Seore K. by innings AAjiiAAAjAAiWW WW WWWWW' Chicago . . 000 000 0000 1 0 At Birmingham 4, Chattanooga 1. Philadelphia . . .000 000 Olx 1 5 0 At Atlunta 10; Nashville 0. THE BOYS OF Wallace iiesselden Two-bas- i Summary: e hit Jamieson At New Orleans 4, Little ltocl 0. Stolen base- - Kopp 2. Double play At Mobile 0, Memphis 1. General Contractor It McMullin to Kisberg to Gandil. liases Made-to-Measu- on balls Shellenbach 4, Perry 2. LAS VEGAS BOY f St. Anthony's We are In a position to give re Hit by pitcher By Shellenbach more value for the hioney than Suit WINS any other CI 1LD1NU FIRM in (Hums). Struck out RhMlenbaeh 1, ORATORICAL Perry 2, this vicinity. CONTEST HERE Orphanage Office With il St. Ixiuis 4; Hoston 2. The Lum- Poston, May 11. .Singles by Tobin, Speaking with the ability and as- Superior Austin and (ledeon, together with a surance of an experienced orator ber & Mill Co. dropped ball by Catcher Schang at (loot-g- Kite, of the Las representative FHONK 377 the plate and Hendrix's sacrifice fly Vegas high school in the oratorical X gave St. Louis three runs in the contest staged at Ttodey hall last sOiomifinn eighth. night, won first place. Paul Oullen. Features were the hitting and field-- ! a representative of Koswell high ing of itnth, who played first for P.os-- i school, was a close second to Ilito in For Graduation ton, and sensational work by Cerber the estimation of the judges. land (iedeon for St. Louis. It was Ilito took for his subject "The Xew Couple Klalliu's fifth victory of the senson. South," an oh) theme but presented Score by innings: It. II. E. in a new and novel manner. Culleh AT THE St. Louis 000 000 1304 S 1 spoke on "A Splendid Failure." lioth Hoston 010 000 1002 !) 2 men showed unusual ability and care- Batteries: (iallia and Xunamaker; ful training. Their manner on the CRYSTAL THEATER Leonard and Schang. stage was free and easy and neither suffered from "stage fright." MAY 17 New York G; 5. In the declamatory contest at Kody FRIDAY, A suit that will own individual- New York, May 11. A five-ru- n hall yesterday morning Miss Clara 8 P. M. express your rally in the seventh enabled New York Derchtold of Santa Fe was the win- to defeat Detroit. The Yankees knock- ner with the subject, "The Soul of a MATINEE AT 3 P. M. ity and make vou look your best wrhen you ed James out of the box In this in- Violin." Miss Grace Freese of Raton ning, scoring their five runs on a base ranked second. Her subject vlis, want to be at best for is one of on balls, three singles and linker's "The Judgment Day." Third place Music furnished hy the Indian your graduation triple. Yitt of Detroit doubled with was awarded to Miss Norma Rasmus School Hand. the bases full in the fourth, sending of Roswcll, who spoke on "A Sagucnay You'll the important times of every young man's life. in three rims.. Tryst." Never Score by innings: It. H. E. Only one prize was awarded, to first 5 9 1 Good Ha! Bake Another Cake Detroit 000 301 001 place, in each of the two contests. Come for a Ha! Ne,w York OlOOOOEOx fi 9 3 This was owing to the fact that in Our line offers a of .batteries: James, Jones and Yelle; ordering the medals an error was after you've tried these. That's what spring superb variety Love, Itussell and Hannah. Waters. made and only first place was recog- one of our customers told her friend. nized. The the same And she knew what Bhe was talking prizes awarded, for was black and blue unfinished wor- us in the field meet, were watch fobs Albuquerque Foundry about, at first she decidedly plain serges, skeptical regarding any baking done WESTERN LEAGUE bearing a gold medal. and Machine Work outside the home. But why praise steds, dress clothes and other fabrics-- just Four men had been registered for ' Fnglneers Founders Machinists our baking? Try some, pies and staple the oratorical contest but the others Castings In Iron, Brass, Bronze, Alu- cakes nd you'll do the praising. At Omaha 10; Des Moines 3. did not speak. minum. Electric Motors, OH Engines for occasion. Come in and see At St. 6; Sioux City 2. Pumps and Irrigation. right any Joseph Works Office At Hutchinson 3; Topeka 4. Cornell IYchIiiiicii Win. and Albuquerque. them now. AYiehita-.Iopli- n game postponed; Philadelphia, Ta., May 11. Cornell rain. freshmen were victorious in the duel A iwiwdv fof infections c( lbs urinary tret-t- and field meet on Franklin field , track , ranm-SB- I.u l Ucal-- s Lehigh. ayette here today with the Penn freshmen, .nd will not stricture Pioneer Katun, 11. de- 1 to 5 Pa., May Ia Fayette the score being 75 to 42. With three Hrtievriin days. Bakery feated in a duel PRICE $1.20 Sold By Druggists Lehigh university to hid John- mulled firsts and a third creddt, TitaUM wiu) each bottle or on request. . N. BALLING, track meet hero today, 74 to .10. Pentathlon BY Prop. ny I'artels. the champion THE EVANS CHEMICAL CO. CINCINNATI, 0. 907 South Ftrat Street. was the Individual star. Do You Knjoy Life? A man in good physical condition is NATIONAL WOOLEN MILLS almost certain to enjoy lire, while the It has been suggested that the uni- bilious and are despondent, versities of the east the policy dyspeptic " adopt T. G. WINFREY, Manager. do not enjoy their meals and feel mis- of western schools and make the Glass, Paint erable a good share of the time. This coach of their teams a member of th-- Hi Is unneces- LUMBER PHONE 198 214 W. CENTRAL feeling nearly always faculty. This spells finis for the high Cement, Plaster sary. A few doses of Chamberlain's a Tablets to tone Im- salaried coaches who w6rk only few up the stomach, In and a Lumber prove the digestion and regulate the months the year draw salary Albuquerque423 NORTH FIRST STREETCompany' th man. I bowels is all that Is' needed. Try it larger trail the

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tion. Security of property is neces- An in Favor of Tax sary, and such security can be attain- Argument Single ed on the basis of property in land Zml only. Properly in land develops the few as above, privileged thirty-seve- n this institution has had The title to land is a legal power. years Is Ably Espoused by John Z. White and gives to its owner authority to tax JpOR industry, calling the same "ground and rent." a reputation for being "SAFE, SANE G round' rent is the measure of the : alue of cemral city locations, de- First Saus Lands Should Bear All Taxes basing as we retreat from that cen ALWAYS DEPENDABLE." ter. l ots Remain Vacant. Men (Hy John Z. White.) buildings is land. cannot make Seeing the s'Ucets of central owr.-er- We are told that ships will win the land, and because orderly property re- buy lots as well situated nr. pos- men National war; that food will win the war; lations require that shall occupy sible, in the hope that the city will A progressive spirit and prompt, courteous that thrift will win the war: that parcels of land individually or in continue to grow, and thereby their sacrifice will win the war. Scarcely groups, all civilized peoples have "in holdings come 10 a greater value. a day pauses that our busy, and patri- stituted." properly in land by law. Action of this kind results in fifty to service have helped in its steady growth. otic friends, the newspapers, do not All that civilized nun have is the ninety per cent of the lots in American new land and what have made by in- Bank discover and proclaim some way they cities remaining vacant, while many of the war. dustry. When a man makes, or pro- of the remainder are very poorly used. winning it is As a simple matter of fact, the war duces, anything recognized that Xot of the possibilities will be won a wise direction of the by natural right, he becomes the own- of American cities are utilized. Vacant by er cf the made, and to energy of the peoples who are allied thing deprive lots arc held above their true valti", him of It is to rob him. If anyone thereby artificially raising the price against Germany. doubts let him ask a to whom must in this, boy of those in use. The used lands of our Guns and shells be'mnde the of fish that he has the before the can be sent belongs string cities consequently levies an illegiti- shops latter The boy will answer mate tax on of across "NTo Land" for edu- just captured. the industry the town. Man's the quite readily, but he. will not refer to And. to cover cation of Germans. Soldiers must lie then, the cos; of pub- a decision by n supreme court. lic we burden indus- fed .clothed and' armed. The enor- administration, . Manifestly, the tilte to land is of a try with a never-increasin- g load of mous that air craft require: Men BANK supplies FIRST different character. cannot make taxes. NATIONAL facilities on land and transpcrtaiion land. The artificial Incrnso in the price, or sea. in ever increasing quantity, must It Is not clear that the reason for ' be rent, of "used" lots, which is caused MEXICO. provided. "Instituting" property in land by law by so many lots out of use. ALBUOUEROUK, NEW "Sources of holding Supply." is to make secure the possession of and the burden of taxes levied on in- - In short, endless streams of prod- property tlui is the result of Indus- dustry (that is, personal property and .1. M, l!.YX H.DS, President. ucts must flow from our sources of W ho would erect a un- - try? building improvements) are wholly unneccs- II. P. HA VXOI.DS, Vice Pres. C. S. WHITH, Vice Pres. .1. K. COX. Ass't Cashier supply to the trenches of Europe. less sure he eouliT hold the land on sary "overhead" charges, and it is of the war the G. 1. At the beginning which it stands? these that "c heck the exertion of pro- - P.t'GKHS. Active Vice Pres. It. HARRIS. Cashier MICI.ITOX CHAVKZ. Ass't Cashier president told us truly that the forces The whole matter is as simple as ductive power." and so slow down in the that make the wealth time of peace that two and two make four. growth of the and "the is also make for in citj city military strength Clear Logical Deduction. the farmer's market." j war. s time of Ttecacse it is economically ndvant-agecu- What Would We Sly? The army in the trenches soon be- some men grow wheat, others W ha: would we say if Henry Ford, comes helpless if deprived of the aid. cotton, still others corn. Other men Westinghouse or other manufae- - 'Church of Christ by Evangelist (1. V. any .is ill of the army at home. Modern war is dig cres. others cut timber, olh?rs turcr. were .o keep three-quarte- of Mickey still progress. essentially a matter of production. i manufacture. Then they trade, or his floor space vacant? We would: Sen ices for today begin at 0 a. m. Production is "business." swap. That is legitimate "business." think him crazy, would we not? And Services 11a. in. Preaching. Subject: Lemon Juice Church I re- - In Sunday "W hut Church Shall Join .'" "Sources of supply" are natural the development of business men yet that Is precisely w hat we are do- - find. in Cor S p. in. The subject Is: "Safety osurces. The people that most wisely especially manufacture and' ling with our cities all over the 1'nited First." utilizts these will be the richest, and trade, that it is economical to live and States. IZZl WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY iZZI For Freckles will be for achieve- work near one another, and sn the '1 he is clearlv indicated in strongest military ' city remedy IIKOADW AY MIKlSi t ment. grows. the statement of the case: Ston tiixinu- lW liritC'll Cirls! Make lotion at i: j .South llmniitv.-i- anil beauty It is a mat- The ciay is the farmer's market. He and tax christian stit:x( sociin y. will preach. Subject: "A Challenge to t.old. happens that production development, lots high enough Christian Science services aie hold the ' hurch." M. Pastor. home for a few cents. it! of solution if sends food products to the city, while to them from held va- Sidney Ilcdlerd, Try ter quite susceptible preent being 418 West Gold nvenuc, Sun- - the choir. Solo Chlin h school 9: l."i a. 'ill., '.las. is the tiie city sends manufactures to him. cant. every Special music by by such one's desire. (Please mark jitI 11 o I An economic circle is formed liko the The is tay morning at clock. .1bs Ituth Thurman. ea ring, superintendent. qualification.) change gradually being made livening service m Dr. A. I". 11 a. m. Theme: or is unlike evaporation of water and fall of rain in many places, and to continue this Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. S,p. Morning worship Siiiee::e the juice of two lemons into Production, "business," 8 Wedge will preach. Subject: "Relig- "Mother." The music will em- ot other in that it involves mat manes lite possible. i.heeK that prcvess is evidence Wednesday evening meeting at special !a bottle containing three ounces many studies, merely of the i ion and Piisiiuss." There be lhe theme of the sermon we i - Vclock. wJ phasize shake well, and you no unknown quantity. What is grav- endless circle of water and have plainest common sense. It th in orchard white, desert. j Heading room open dally except special music. which is keeping witU Mother's have a of the best freckle ity? What is cohesion? What is heat? the Destroy it and life becomes road to Peace. It is also quarter pint - permanent and hoiuims ironi -- :3U tc day. tun and beau- What is Xo one can an- extinct. Just so, if we check the the road .to Sundays 7 land lotion, complexion electricity? the greatest military ').:!) p. m. at 41S Vst Hold avenue, Till: SALVATION AllMV. Christian Endeavor p. ill. lifier. at small cost. swer, for the last of physi- economic circle poverty appears, and power. 211 on ac- very, very expression second floor. Hull South Second Street. levelling service dismissed leiiK.no and any force is a We re- if the he To win we 11 of Your trover has the cal mystery. cannot Interruption great 'enough the war must develop tL free includ- Holiness meeting a. m. Subject: count rhutitaii'iua will revolution will a The circulating library, .No drug store or toilet counter supply solve elements. compel change. our Industry. To devedop industry we all the works of Mary Baker "Holiness a Necessity." prayer meeting. for a we farm am' the city are of a must ing J. S. three ounces of orchard white Hut in "business," or production parts "use" land. A policy that keeps Eddy and other authorized Christian company guard.s' meeting cents. this sweetly fra- whole. To one is to three-quarte- 2:15 m. few Massage have no such mystery because we hamper injure of our city lots out of Science literature, Is maintained in p. ST. JtMlA'S f ill ltCII. lotion into the face, neck, arms both. 11:30 in. l grant make the things with which we deal. Use is not the way to make our "home connection with the reading room. Young Peoples' Legion p. Killer M iiue and oin ill Slreet, and bands each and see how Center of a Led Weldon and Grace a. day We erect buildings, make machines, City. army" .strong, and if this army is not The public is cordially invited to at- by May licv. I' V KiiFock. Kcctof. freckles and blemishes disappear and make vchiclA, make furniture, grow P.ut now observe: The center of the strong what sane man may hope for tend the Sunday services, the Wednes- S.iiilnv after Ascension. how char, soft and white tho skin be- food and manufacture The city will be tho point nt which one best results in and to visit thf Salvation and enrollment Holy eoiuniiinujii :co a. m. is harmless. clothing. the trenches? day evening meetings 8 m. comes. Yes! It fact that we make all of these things may most readily communicate and Why Arc lots Vacant? reading room. p. Subject: "Patriotic Mothers." Churi h school il:4'i a. ni. we Mother's day duly observed. is proof that know how. Here there trade with one's neighbors, and there- Why do we over two-thin- ta Morning braver and sermon, II. keep Street services each llow-.le- fore will - IMMA A XG KLICA preceding will at this is no unknown quantity. Why, then, that point possess a value. of the valuable lots in the pin- f XI'r.Ii IV L i'lshop proac.i HUN RESERVES SAID TO the mists and. fogs in which statecraft, We do not say, as did England, LUTHERAN CHURCH. prviee. Chicago vacant while men struggle for 4 and continue to veil and that this location shall be Carl Scliinld. Pastor, Evening prayer and sermon literature particular a livelihood in the remotest regions ' BE MASSED BEHIND LINES by a duke entail ilcclilence, atlH south Aino street nnsT pkf.s;:ytkkiax ciirncii. 1'nivcrslt)' llciglilH Mission. conceal this subject? What is it that possessed given (and Where land is worth next to l ilili ami Silver nothing?. (Corner Avenue.) Fuiul.'iy school. !:H0 a. in. checks exertion of It in his but we do Mfln- rrr ,1 l - Phone 20 IT. the production family!, say that, rv ,m.ll. ....tilumii uie ice cnecKS Huali A. ('MiH-r- , whenever the shall find it con- ""mi Our services nre held in the Pastor. Evening service omitted, (BY MOHNIN3 JOURNAL PCIt LAD Wtl power? people their larther march. Wheat is grown public school 9:45 a. m. 11. of the of ex- venient to build a some few of Kdith Sunday London. May "The bulk The simplest consideration city, shall a thousand miles north of our Cana- liberary, corner street and service 11 a. m. become the owners of its Central avenue. Preaching reserves is still in the rear of plains the whole matter. If one erects valuable dian border, while land beside Christian F.ndenvnr 7:15 p. in. General Sandcnian Promoted. (ieiman sites. lying school 10 a. ni. be as- a building he must have a place upon central the best markets in the world is un- Sunday "Christian Endeavor London, 10 Canadian the Sonnne front and it must Whoever Public 11 u. m. Topic: May (by which to rest It, because he cannot the fortunate few may be used. worship Subject: Press. Ltd.) Brigadier Geneial S:iu- - sumed the big, main effort Into - enemy's it in his pocekt as he does his it is absolutely clear that they hold "Christ Ascended Heaven." Music bv chorus choir with a spe- carry ' gentleman said that there were a on denian, who coniiuu nded the force of said a rep- watch. an advantage at law. million and a acres Evening services tho first and cial selection by male will lie in that direction," half of land in the 8 tpiartettc Liltlsh and American which The which wo rest Civilization cannot avoid this condl- - third Sunday of the month at Offertory Solo, Mrs. troops Tadvliffe, chief director of "palce" upon t'nited States devoted to raising tobac- o'clock. I,acky. closed up the gap ill the British line resentative co, and that it should be at the war office. plowed and riHMNT between lhe third and fifth armies in military operations devoted to wheat the rnvHcil of mi up tiie week's war devel- rulsing during st. i:nc;..isii Lutheran mill Ni-- York. Hie early days of the March offensive, summing war. A listener replied, there are pail's I'oitcsIc' CHURCH. The tent meeting conducted for the lias been promoted to major general. opments today. four hundred million acres of land in (Corner S'lvcr mid sixth.) the I'niied Slates devoted' to nothing. Arthur M. Kniidscn, Pastor. Primitive men were barbarians be- Residence, 306 S. Sixth. Phonn 2299. cause they did not know how to use 9:4.r) a. m. Sunday school. Lesson, land t advantage. As men learned "Jesus Faces the Cros.-i,- Superintend-den- t, . how to land i iv-- us? advantageously they Armin W. Kraemer. ll D II became civilized. Civilization consists 11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon in the intelligent use of land of nat- by the pastor. These, ."The Ascension ural resources. ibtrharians held land of Christ." in common, but civilized men found it Solo, "Rock of Ages," (Toplady), necessnrv to give up the common Miss Selnia Kraemer. 7:00 in. -- christian Kndoavor owneiship of land, and to establish (or p. "institute") Topic, "Christian Fellowship." private ownership, for 8:00 p. m. In conJunC'ion with the teasons abovo given. In place of com mon other protestant churches the evening ownership of land civilized men will be dismissed now hold the service in tho inter sovereign power of taxa est of the Chautauqua. tion, and Just as primitive men re- For the week: Thursday afternoon, mained barbarians until they learned the coffee will be held at to monthly Dodge Brothers how use land advantageously, so Heydt home. 519 New Vork avenue. civilized men will remain the victims I.uneh for i!0c; hot supper in evening of monopoly until they learn how to for nr,c. . wisely use the taxing power. Tax 1'oml Yalues.' KORTII FOURTH STREET fiOSPEl Finally, what is the real power back IIAMj. CONVERTIBLE CAR of the German pirate? Is it not the 1300 Xortli Iourth Street. Junkers? And pray who are Sunday school and Bible class, 9:45 these but the great landlords of Ger- a. m. Topic this week: "The Lord many? Faces the Cross," St. Mark 10:32 to 52. To destroy the kaiser in the field 7:45 p. ni. Carl Armerding will Dodge Brothers Convertahle Sedan will do the allies no ultimate if speak on "The Conouests of Palestine sec- good, ex- has broken down seasonal and they continue among themselves the am1. Its ComiiiK Huler," being an very made position of the1 eleventh chapter of policy that him a possi- :an Pal- tional and been universally bility. Daniel's propheev epitome of harriers, To estine's history from the lime of Alex- - get rid of the king but to keep to Macca- a s a n c a r. the Is ander the Great (hat of the accepted every day king's craft, not to establish and much that is still future. democracy. bees, How literally true this is, mav be Heal democracy is real freedom, MCTHOTNST not a CEXTRAJi the fact that the car is pretence. EPlSCOPAh lll'HCII, SOl'TII. judged hy pro Taxing industry is the method of Xcur High School. as in tne PATRIOTIC SERIES aristocracy. .Tnsliiin A .lone. Pntor portionately just papuiar Taxing land value is the method of 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, John F. temnerate South as in the more democracy. Malor, superintendent. Keal democracy is real freedom not service 11 a. m. "Soldier is a Regular preaching rigorous Xorth. 3 A true of Democracy" pretense. Subject: "Our Allies." This is the first Marshall Joffre of France. Before of a series of sermons which will be VON HINDENBURG WILL given on the war. he was a man Chorus choir will sing anthem, It will pay you to visit us and examine this car. the great struggle, HAVE NAME OVER GATE "Gods Will Is Sweet to Me." . his 8 p. m. Junior and Intermediate practically unknown even to The gasoline consumption la unusually low. V MOftNINO JOURNAL IPICIAL LEASCD League will have charge of the Wlltl The tire mileage is unusually high. own people. Except in military Amsterdam, May 11. Kmperor circles where faithful and intelli- William in congratulating rield Mar first MirrnoniT episcopal. shal ton Ilindcnburg upon the Itu- - (Corner l ead and Smith Third.) gent service from the bottom up manian peace treaty .according to Onirics Oscar P.eckiiuin. PnMo. him Berlin newspapers of Thursday .noti Mls Kdilli Gorliv. Peaconess. had at last won the Supreme D. A. Porter-fiel- d, fied the military leader that the big Sunday school 9:43, J. KORBER & CO. few him. entrance to the old castle of superintendent. Command, but knew gate the of the Xew of the Teutonic Order at Mar- - Dr. Boyd, president 212-21- 6 Second Knights Mexico university will bring the mes- Phone 783. North ienberg .Prussia, would have his name sage for the morning, Mr.' Stewart , in a of a 5 And then campaign and arms on it. The emperor also presifVng. Xo preaching service nt the Albuquerque, N. M. month he achieved the miracle of expressed the desire to name other church in the evening. Special music parts of the castle after German gen in the morning. mm s the Marne and became the erals. Kpworth League at 7 o'clock will be s r pre led by Miss LMancho Porterfield. - 6erver of civilization, one of the , 6ilff Haig Praises British Artillery. IMMAdXATM CONCEPTION1 men of all time. British Headquarters in France, tlU'RCH great ! May 11 (via Ottawa.) Field Marshal Sodullty mass 7:00 Haig today exprsssed his deep appre Children's mass 8:30 '1 5 Now retired to give counsel ciation if the services rendered by. High mass and sermon 10:01) a. m. the British artillery in the recent bat- Evening service 7:00 p. m.' rather than to directly lead, he tles of the river Somme and the river Lys. Ho said the infantry was the COXGRKC VTIONAL CHI RCII. Btands a very tower of strength' first to admit the inestimable value of Corner Co-- I Avenue ami Rroadwav. Rev. Win. If. Wnlkor, Ph. D., Acting to his nation and to the world J artillery support. Pastor. ' Sunday school lt:45 a. m. Journal wants bring results. Morning worship 11 o'clock. pern'on thepie: "God So Loved." E. L. Washburn Company Y. P. 8. C. K 7 p. m. Incorporated. Evening worship 8 n. m. Dr. FAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS Waller will sneak on "The Tsnd of Outfitters for Men and Boys. be Kaiser Twenty Years Before." For Rheumatism, Stomach Trou- Dr. 'Walker's Inflamma- Th's will be last Sunday 122 South Second Gold Ave. bles, Kidney Ailments, in St. 119 West tions, Arterial Hardening, Loco- Albuquerque. motor Ataxia, Nervous Breaking, ClU'RCII. eto. RROM)VY RPTIST C.9fHitunS Perfect Ttatment, Perfect (South Broadway and Lead.) Climate. Health, Pleasure, Large 9:4S a. m. Modern Hotel. Booklet Round Pnndnv School Morning worship 11 a, m. trip to Faywood from Albuquerque 8 11.10. Kvenlng worship p. m. 3 X'oHh End Mission, corner Forrester T. C. McDERMOTT and Slate avenues. Sunday school 1 p. m. FAYWOOD. H. 1L Order ot Honloes. Morning servica Dr. A. P. Wedge

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SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday. May 12, 1918. II The Great American Home HAVE REACHED (On Mothers' Day) ; ill? 140.000

235 Speakers Delivered 460 Addresses During the Third Liberty Loan; Red Cross: Campaign to Be intensive, j

Purine tho past Thir.l Liberty I.uanj more than 140, 000 persons wciv leached through the Four-Minut- men speaking . on national subjei'ts. according to figures ceuupiletl liy the state chairniun. .During i lio cam-paig- n tlio 2 speakers of the state made 2tj0 addresses in theaters of the state am l'"0 addresses in various public meetings whu-l- i were not held ill tho theaters. Accniding to recent orders from Washington. I), i'., the Four Minute men hereafter will not eonfuie their work to the theaters, hut will speaK largely in community councils w hu h the looked iil'p being planned by the slate and public eonnty ilefense councils. THAT In New Mexico there arc lo- to thirty organization riantrrio a morn cal chairmen in the organization. Tho speakers in every case are men an of affairs in their communities and produce unusually good it are making their business to Fire-Passeng- study car was evident. er national and familiarize! How fully problems Touring Car, $1295 heniselves with the government's poli-- l lies so that when tin y receive orders the Nash Six with the Four-Passeng- regarding t in ir work they may suc-- l Roadster . . $1395 cpssfully carry out these orders. valve - in - head Sedan . During th" last Liberty Loan drive' perfected $1985 in thirty-fou- r the speakers worked motor has measured to Seven-Passeng- er lheaters. up . .; $1465 hi tho States 30,- -' fnited there are Pricuf. o. i. Ktnotha 000 Four-Minut- e men who reach, on every expectation is being n careful estimate, li.onO.OOO poisons! ' every twenty-fou- r hours. The Four-- ; demonstrated daily the Minute ni' n (luring tho loan campaign by ncted as a clearing house for speaker'-- for the fedc ral reserve hanks. appreciation it finds in the The state chairman and ('. M. liotts, sec- local chairman, have planned lo wane' hands of users in every Ihe coming ltd Cross campaign with! cine occasion lo forget it. Finish If"' the same intensity which marked ihoj strong and sharp. The butterfly i. tion of the countrv. Third I.il"ity Loan drive. forgotten when he departs, hut you -- Hints for Speakers. recall the hornet b cause lie ends with Mothers' What It Means Four-.Minut- o Day In the Men News, pub-- ' a point. Stick to your pledge and the Weaver-Porte- lished by the government for the guhl four.iuinutp limit. r Motor Co. tincc of the speakers, Samuel I ns These hints have been embodied litpki is Mothers' tho day set ranks of those who are fightint? In Adams, a leader in the movement.! by the heal speakers in their work !ay, DISTRIBUTORS. i as one on France in cause of civilization and lias a Four-Minu- THIS by congress the written series of and have proved their truth, by the 'JO.--i. which homage is to be paid lo for Ihe honor of home and country; PIIONT, i:. (;. I l .Men Hints, which embody tlio eharac-- j unusual reception the local men re- iritMKYlt, Manager Sales. mothers and dead those of us wheise sub-deal- teristio:! of the speakers, Including ceive. living, mothers ate therefore, family A eoiilraif on this car Is an attractive tl'IHTK t'S. to be commemorated. have not been calleel to proposition. those froi'.i our own city and county.' eirclrs yet upon When .Miss Anna in a son cause These bin's are a:; follows: Sti't k to MILITARY ACADEMY Jarvis, who, supply for tht ,in paying your time allowance. Five minutes' lt'os, founded in Philadelphia an -f homage' to our living mothers si i.ulel now as s' fool means a muss; four minutes, is a OFFERS POPULAR animation known the Mo'hci that we are honoring motherhood it '.v. true- promise. Itegin with a positive ion-- ; May International association, is the motherhood that l.iakr? COURSE TO n th rrete statement. Tell them something PUPILS not rw remotely anticipate! it the for pure home lives, good citito'iiship the ii 1. Th"1 object of the association would and go ul bt ft. I'sp shori sentences. government. VALUE CARS ftTUDLUME PRICES tnan who can't make one word do; The leading military soliooh; of the the ( ndorsement of '.he gnwrr.-men- t ne of tho objects o fthe .Mothers' the woik of ; we is no four-minut- e country arc fast increasing In point-- i as found iji Urn public :s dution Day International association in the Avoid fin" and features of the SiXty-- i hird congress, time of its establishment was to in- speaker. plnasos. You; larity many attractive approved row as tt d.ay for prayer, addition to ho eeuni" e th's put on nt tity "We have a future before nre not ther;- to give them tin ear full' are included in the curriculum of thO by the president of the l'tutc due e veryone to wear a white carna- ' strong "Tlio result desired," says tho i:u lie! snnat ions. i lull a mind California Los An-- i on s, 19 I. des on s," says Wllluin. We don't know how full. Talk to ihe hack row Military academy, May Hunting that the tion .Mothers' Day, indeed that "is to e'on- - y j announcement, cheer, 'lit" program for tod.-- follows: it of your audicne,.; hit gi'lcs. The course instruct second Sunday ill .May thereafter flowe r is still the of the eirgani-zatio- n. s.rong is, but take our word for "it, you'll everything'' comprises bdge sole and strengthen the hearts of Vl'tCI IKK II. up. i',e natural lion in military drill and tactics lis'' sliei'iild' be' known as "Meth lint, the .demand fur white Willum, it'll ho a hard one. higher ami direct.1 ge'tioraflly the meitti! rs who have sons ill the Heitclies, instrumental and vocal Sincerity wears no frills, (ihe your! well as the regular academic subjects.! era' D.iy," till directing that it should carnal ions on th;s day soon became camp or ireneh and to secure Itue excel- music; Kvc Anderson company, words time. A jumbled sentence h. Kward pupils are given tin lie th" dioy of the president io reiti"st so eiriru.ous that grower.') could not mothers' Icttets to delin-(pie- through Jheir ll.lna Means, tho girl do hi"o. n waste sentence am you lent to make up observance a to meet joy can't opportunity its by issuing proclama- begin it, with the result that j sons a higher spiritual soldier l li four-minu- :e ng. wus.e in a work. Most of ihe Instruction tho I s ''lem-rolve- s For DRUNKENNESS! talk.' tion ('tilling upon government lie panne ;it leu the matter tor and morale." !'''(' Ati le and Ivlnn Don't he is in the so tli.it ; company fear to colloquial. Slang that given morniii'; hours lo display tho I'nited State flag by weuring white flowers in .Moans. the' can bo devoted d your hearers understand is afternoon period on all K the no No Bickness, no publicity. Ladie better than vernirient buildings, and mory of the mother dead and "America's mm Latin to Strict is exev-- ; DEATHS AND FUNERALS llcst at Their liest," Dr. wu pnvHieiy as in that they don't. Don't figure, study. supervision people to display the fiag at ih 'ir f'owers in honor of the mother n. Uieirown homes. Seod vised over the all times, erne 'r.t I.nndrith. for the importance, of your work on a' (iidcts at bono s or other suitable places on 1nis h vinr:. plca-taa- of school THE KEELEY INSTITU time basis. Four hours f of the features the The-custo- Charles f.. H thinking, day, "as a public exprossiem of (un- has. broadened now to Keppcler. C4UU W. ICO into f ur are the welt-en- d to the beaches The of Journal f 5t, f f minutes of speaking. Yon t'.ips love and reve rence for the nioh or of such an extent that hesides wearing funeral Charles I.. Koppolor. wants brine results. Lot Anslea u t near Los a pleas-- , represent the I'nitnl Spates. lion't! Angeles, affording- our flowi rs emblematic of the floral who died suddenly Thursday after-- i it. nut for the at-- j country." day, forget And don't audi-- l chanjre hoys. Special noon, will bo hold at -- tliO p. m., i give your wel- ibivernon: of the states and niavors gifts ar presented to living mothers today tention is given to the health and V, T. v. i 1 from French's liov. re-- of cities also proclaimed the da nd preamble io the congressional resolu-- chapel, I fare of the stude'tits. Information ; Knudseii 6- - 3v can ho now it is very generally obsiu'vcd. This tion, "We honor ourselves and the officiating. The pall Harding the summer courses hearers will bo: Charles obtained to the oT year the ('ay particularly appca's lo mothers eif America when we do any- -' Noneman, by writing- principal Kiinoii Palling, MILLIONS TAKE the school. us. Tor thousands upon thousands of thing to give emphasis to the home us August Klein, ravid mothers have given sons to swell tho the fountain head of the stale." Iloch, Kirster and I Tarry C, THE UafJett. Ilurial will bo in Kairvievv RAIN OBVIATES cemetoy. Ian! i! ONLY SHIPMENT OF CATTLE Young CASCARETS President and Others Ask You I'. K. ilianis. F. K. Williams JO'HNAI Bf ICIAL l.ASCO WIRK? 9 9 ,aged 40, died at his (Y MOftNINS homo on Kl Tex., May 11. Orders t( r Give to Mother Sou'h Arno street early yes- Paso, Today "Little He Son cattle cars have been cnncelloel in terday morning. leaves a wife and Itwo children in Ilonaker, Va., and a Vouns Woman! i Best, safest laxative for liver the Panhandle district of west Truts, N (MY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEACCD WIRKI and with to i: at hope. They hope brother in Kansas City. The latter according to information received A nation's I ! Washington, .May II. make this war tho war that is on his . and bowels, and people the offices eif the Panhandle South- last way here and funeral ar- ' uni.y tomorrow in reverence and America will ever have to will not be t western Stockmen's association here to- fight rangements made until he know it. homage to motherhood was asked a and These cars were originally' against military despotism, arrives. The body is being hold at C. Have today. night by President Wilson in a Mem- to till T. You Begun to Realize Pan- tiie'y want fight that hope French's. the Advantages onleret' to ship cattle from the bers' day message to tho American has been fine! bil- achieved, They're Don't stay handle to tho north and northwest lor people. Over You HeM the Man as the lack of rains had dried "They ask you to be of good CHAUTAUQUA OPENED oy or Woman feeding Especially is it fitting at this time, to h.i ious, sick, headachy Panhandle Hut, with cheer, with them fondly up the range. the president said, that the mothers in to WITH TWO PROGRAMS With a Thorough Education? the rains of the two weeks, your thoughts ami sustain College or constipated. heavy past oi American men who have taken up your hi'ar.s in the, battle us cancelled these orders and lie they cattlemen arms in defense of world liberty will sustain theirs." OF UNUSUAL MERIT will feed their cattle on their own revered, and he called upon all to ; Josephus Daniels. If you have realized these ranges. pray (loel "for His divine, blessing Despite the chilly weather whiHi advantages you tlirm and their sons whoso "To the Mothers of Defenders of upon upon 1 prevailed yesterday the to letiioorai'V : ehautaqua have lo think about col- IS CONVICTED SIX TIMES wholehearted service Is now given opened under very auspicious circum. begun getting a tint country which we love." "Tho courage of the mothers in stances. The tent was ON THE SAME CHARGE large comfort- lege education and Messages to American mothers also the homes is reflected by the ably filled ut both the afternoon and you have begun to of the men front. i were issued tonight by .Secretary of braery at the evening performances and both audi- MURNINQ JOURNAL SPECIAL L.CASSO It is waiit that education lav WIRI) War Hiiker, Secretary of the Navy always true that the morale ences went away highly with very much. Kl 11. a pleased Paso, Tex., May I'ivo years I'aniels and I'r. Anna Howard Shnw, of nation's solellers and the the manner in whieth they had been in the state peniontiary was the e chairman of the woman's committee ide-al- for which they fight are entertained. imposed upon Joe ll.iyuiolid to; of the coune'ilof national defense. born 'n tho spiritual heroism of a The Ladies' Regimental orchestra IF YOU WANT SUCH AN EDUCATION iy following his conviction on a .Mr. Maker's message was a word nation's mothers. Let the nation furnished the afternoon entertain- charge of purchasing liepior for s. from the soldiers at the front, ask- Join in international prayer to ment. This orchestra consisted of HARD ENOUGH YOU CAN AND Tlis was the sixth conviction ing their mothe rs to be of good cheer, all mothers or defenders of y eight members, all clever, to charming obtained by tho state authorities on Willie Mr. Daniels called upon the cheer and strengthen young Indies who are expert musi-eian- s. WILL GET IT. ehurgos of se lling liiiuor to soldiers. nation to join in prayer for all moth-ii- s theni, their sons, and tho nation Their playing reflected much itself of the; defenders of demeicrrtey. to fight tei win the fight that training and experience and, clad as must he won.' Preside lit Wilson's Message. . they were in their military caps nml YOU President Wilson's message, Issued "Our country stands Before the capes, they presented an imposing and CAN, IF YOU WILL, BEGIN IT in response to a house resolution, world as a nation fighting for the patriotic appearance. saiel ideals of nations, and the world Last night the same orchestra RIGHT NOW. BRING THE FAMILY ' put "f take the lilierty of calling knows that the mothers of Amer- on a curtain raiser, followed by John special atteniion to the' fact Hint ica are sending men of Ideals to H. ltatto, impersonator. Hatto is 1U J 111'. this is Mevbei '.H day, ami -- I take the front, in that lies our probably without a peer in his line. Write to David R. f oocasieut today Boyd, advantage-o- the to sug- strength. Faith and prayer are . Perhaps the war is responsible for President, gest that during this day our at- the two basic supports of nationul furnishing him with new ideas. At tention lie direvteel Kirti-iilurl- to Idealism. International prayer, any rate he depicted Peter of fierhia, (lie ptitriot.'c Kmrifices which arc for all mothers of democracy President Polncaire of France, Pres-lele- lioing o frw-l- noil m: generously there are thirteen millions of Wilson and other notables. In PULLMAN made hy the mothers of our land them cannot hut aid every soldier OF in sons in raHElSIT unselfishly offering ijieir eamp or trench as well as TODAY to hour arms, and if need he, to strengthen every mother at home. Albuquerque Man Rejoices . die in di'Tense of lilMTty and jus. Anna Howard Shaw. ticc, uml tliat we .(vinlly 'The mothers of the world are one Daughter Can Resume these mollii'is In our in sacrifice, hope and In their MEWlifR pride ili-- .i Studies prayers, praying God for His sons and daughters who are serving Special Menu, vine blesKlng upon litem and their country while their sons are on ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Sunday whose wliolc-lieiirte- il "F.vcrything my little upon their hoim, the battle lino. The mothers rejoice girl ate distressed CHICKEN DINNER 2 M. nervlec Ih how.Rlven to her; even a glass of 12 P. that they, too, may serve In the same water would cause to ihe which we her belch gas country love." great struggle for justice and that and she was unable to go to school for Ask for TURKEY SUPPER 6-- 8 P. M. The information other message follow: with every rising and setting sun nearly a year. I bought her a bottle complete about the op- Newton I. ltaker. Iheir eif of Mayr's Wonderful and prayers gratitude ascend and since Remedy, for YOU in "To the Mothers of America: their hear s ore the taking it she is eating us out of portunities the summer A White Be rejoice that they houss und home is Carnation Will Presented to Each Lady "I bring you a messaco from mothers of men who hold that honor and nttending ' school again." it is a simple, harm- of VOl' WIMi ENJOY OX It MOTHERS' JAV MK.Nl'. your boys In France. They are is more precious than life and thnt less period rcgulaV University work, which cheerful and of preparation that removes the ca- earnest .and full Ihe crowning glories of a nation are tarrhal mucus from the intestinal as ' tract "15. It will fight proud of their country Justice and mercy. and allays the Inflammation which begins June come to We linko Our Own lakew unel ami ' you by Pastry Took Exclusively as their country isproud of them. National causes practically all stomach, liver Association. and return mail. : , lleMivoil.cd Rice ire.id. "From you they yet draw "The National Association for Moth- intestinal ailments, including ap- pendicitis. One dose will and la you they send a ers of Defenders Dcmooj-ac- convince or of an. money refundcel. For sale mcasago filled with determination nounced set tomor- - by Briggs' tonight that I; ha Pharmacy aiuTButt Broa., druggists.

. - ii . .... i V C'' "Wive.'! Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918. SEVEN a manner t r a ; provok-.- thr Piormsi IB criticism of the elderly maidens anc POE UP ft; aunts ot the contracted couples. This HELL docs not dismay hini one whit, for lie keeps right on fixing mutters by prac- tical illustrations of his philosophy, mir.h-pro-voki- L the result being a series of FIE HO NOTICE!! development!) which afford in- H finite amusement to nil who behold them. TO ELECTRIC The above is the main attraction at FOR NEW MEXICO the "V." theater toilav and tomorrow. There will also be shown a reel of If You Want A Super-Six- , "World's Weekly Kvcn.s."

AT THE I.YIUC. Pecos Valley Ma i Accepts UGHTJJjSERS s Marie w.-u- an lteaupie extremely Caused beautiful Alsatian girl, so It was no Vacancy by Death Get It Now TOMORROW, MAV. 13, will bo vmir surprise when Louis La I'argc, famous of William C, French artist, fell in love with her McDonald; if sale of Klec-tri- c kicky day you attend our when lie inct her in the mountain'-- Has Been in Stat e Years, where he had come on a painting trip. Light Glpbcs. And Marie fell in love with him, and There Is No How Long when rcl- - Certainty Louis deserted her and her Announcement wax made here yes- and Lux (ienuine W Hygrade Tungsten terday that John iVe of ltoswell Prompt Delivery Can Be Made Globes at less than old to adver- IHCTiiii5KC3B3Cati'tc?,r:FW had been offered and accepted the of- prices fice of fuel administrator tor the state tise our light globes. of New Mexico, succeeding William C. McDonald, deceased The appoint- all will need a at ment has not been formally announc- You have read in the how automo- you for, year ed from Washington, n was stated, newspaper these wholesale however, that this would be forth- bile production has been reduced. And you know prices. coming as soon as Fuel Administrator Cnrfiold returns to his office. how further curtailment is planned for the future. Every One Guaranteed Mr. Poo is one of tin oldtimers in' New Mexico.' He located in the Pecos rail- Sold Only in Cartons of Five Lights valley in 1881 and has been promi- Increased uses for cars, because of reduced nently identified with the upbuilding road facilities and other needs, a demand 10 Watt Tungsten ifliBil?f?ii of that section of the state. The an- keep up nouncement of his was 15 Watt appointment that it will not be possible to fulfill much longer. Tungsten $1.25 received with sutlsfaction by his many 20 Watt Tungsten friends in Albuquerque. Prices of some cars have already been advanced Carton, 5 is not Mr. 23 Watt Tungsten It known just what Poe's second time within the six months. Worth III E'THE'L plans arc In regard to maintaining iliis for the past Lights Clayton Af view of 40 Watt Tungsten M; WORLD office here.. In the fact flint $1.50 is a 50 Watt Tung.itcn PICTURESj there federal building at ltoswell where he could maintain offices It It is likely that buyers will soon be offering was that 60sWatt $1.50 worth $1.75 jalives and friends discovered her predicted yesterday he might of Super-Sixe- s. Tungsten .Marie move the office there so as to have it for prompt delivery 75 Watt $3.23 worth $3.50 secret. was cast from her home "premiums Nitrogen and forced to live in the mountains located near whore his interests are. 100 Watt Nitrogen $5.00 worth $5.50 as bed This, however, is merely a conjecture. slip could. is situation of the Super-Six- . None delivered (unless messenger fee added) ; All tliis trouble deranged Marie's This the mind. She became known us "The KohwcII, N. M., May 11 John W. i Poe, wdio has accepted Hie of Witch Woman" and whenever any- position most fine car. thing happened that the mountaineer? state fuel administrator, has been a For two years it has been the popular Co couldn't explain, they blamed it on prominent figure in the development Whitney araware Mario and cursed her for it. of eastern New Mexico. He came here sold. first in 18X1 as a detective for More than 50,000 have been R. F. The Lyric theater takes pleasure in the MEAD, Manager announcing the appearance on its Canadian Itlver Cattlemen's associa- tion in an effort to wholesale Phone 76. 307 W. Centra!. screen today only of "The Witch stop No dealer has been able to accumulate stock during the Woman, with Ethel Clayton as uio cattle rustling. He was promptly winter and the demand exceeds the output. star, Also a reel of Screen Tele; ram made deputy sheriff of Lincoln county. past present and a comedy. which then comprised what is now Chaves, Kddy, Lea, Lincoln and part Hundreds of cars are being driven overland to points of AT Till: IDl'AI. of otero counties. With Pat dai-ret- t want ' sale because is so uncertain and buyers prompt Miss Ann Murdoch, one of the most ami Deputy Sheriff Mi Kinney lie was freight fascinating of the late Charles Fiidi- - present at the killing of the famous delivery. man's constellation of stars, is at hei outlaw, "Hilly the Kid." He was later THE FILLUMS Lincoln but FLIPS FROM best ill "The Impostor," latest of the elected sheriff of' county, Today we can let you drive away in certain models. We Frohman speaking stage successes to resigned before the end of his second not be so fortunate tomorrow. be produced pictorially under Km-pi- re term to enter the cattle business. might Mutual auspices, and which will After a few successful years in the be seen toilliy only a! the Ideal th . j cattle, business he purchased the We have been told our allotment for the coming monthi trr. l,FD ranch near Kosvell. which be is to be much less than we had planned for. "Tlie Iniiicstor" is a clever bttl" operated for a few yiars. II. was foi play, full of vivid action and ri plete time employed by the Hagermnn with drainatic situation and sopikliir. interests. With J. S. I.ea lie enterei' It is needless tc tell you anything about Super-Si- x Reliability. In come !y. Mir.s Mill-doc- flits from the mercantile business in ltoswell is an fnct with all motorists. one of mod"r.i That quality accepted gi to gay with charming (use and Ixm;, erecting the in gri nicking tin phiv bv her buildings the city. lie was a stockholder In the naciy adap.ution to the innuiiieral Mr, Poe ten different model reii'iiri'menlu of tin rule. first bank organized in ltoswell in There are types inst- is of If The photography and stage setting" Slid, lie was president of this There one standard reliability. you ate of the filial and that distimuiishe.', itution, known as the lank of P.os-- i get a Super-Si- x it will serve you well director, Dell lcbb has made well, from lS'.Hl to I SHU. but that year throughout the period now before us, in the most of his which 'ibi his stock. In iiitia the Citizens to re- oppoitunties a and has been which it may be impossible get new, ai e many and varied. nk was organized' he of institution ever since. liable cars. Miss Miirdnck leaves nothing to be president that Mr. was born in In desired in In r inti rpre'.ation of thr Poe Kentucky 18T.0. He lived in Missouri the part of .Mary I'Vuton little country during TO's then came to Texas, girl projected without a cent early and suddenly became we.ll known on the in Ihr- world, into the maelstrom of 'where he - --Ml a buffalo hunt-- r. 4 S- New Yol k's seudo fashionable world. 'western frontier as He h:d a large nninl er of men wor- B. B. ELKINS lucni-- AT king him and developed a j Till: PASTIMI'. i DISTRIBUTOR tlV3 business, which made his services confronted ," girl by husbmid she in to much demand and led nisi 608-61- 0 had married in at-- W. Central. only name, who to wnere ne na Phone 855. to kill the man Is coming J.ew .Mexico, tempts siie loves thei ac In up- situation will since been an tive figure the that greet theater goers' of the state. ' in "The Lride of Fear," the William building He is a' thirty-thir- d Mason Fox whic h 1 photodramn will be lie in Ma- att'-actio- and is an active worker the today and tomorrow at the served as Pastime theater. sonic lodge heVe, liavingg muster of the lodge years ago. Winsome Jewel Carmen appears !r, this strikini? picture as a girl who has been Into decoyed marriage with a Herman Wolf von Igel man who had saved her from of the embassy, suicide, and other master minds of the imper- only to have him arrested and taken same to lie re- ial Herman government's1 spy system six and bused on the printing of ordinances, accompany each bid, to prison. Years later she is Engineer days in the week, etc. turned when contract is nsleep in this country. F.ach of these men ten hours with the privilege proclamations, notices, minutes, signed, in the home of fiancee's per d'. will GKO. D. AM MONO. , her father will In the develop- of one or two teams being called to lild must include what charge when her husband, whom she believed be impersonated be for two of all City Clerk. ment of the story and his place in the work on Sundays when, desired; said mad;' printing copies breaks into room to burg-l- a addi- ordinances and puhlis lied dead, her and espionage Sunday work, however, to be passed ri.o the house. The is systematic intrigue and to be for stock for same to be furnished by the situation been on here for tional work paid pro of ritoi'osAi.s ron in iciatj or in and which have going rata In accordance with bid. Each City Clerk. Also for the printing I'Al I'EH DEAD. probably unhpie photoplay, the several will ho most convincing- of all ordinances manner in which it is worked out is years and every one of said horses to wiegh 100 copies passed Sealed bids will be received for the lliciiikV t tomorrow In "The ( Stock to be furnished This William IVx star ut tiio I'nstinie (lay and in the extreme. ly shown. at least 1.20H) twelve hundred and published. burial of pauper deud, furnishing of "o f startling of this wonder- to be bidder. Pride Fear." Since a The second episode pounds and the drivers thereof by ambulance wervlce. both day ant her first appearance as star able-bodie- All to the ful a "man who knows" is on d men capable of perform- bids subject rejection ly for cases tha in William Fox photodrajnas, Miss story by Commission. night and contagious by at the Ideal theater. . the work required, and tho dump Cily N. M. lilds to come today only ing IIKO. D. HAMMOND. Cily of Albuquerque, "The dlride of Fear:" also "Toto" in Carmen has rapidly to the fore wagons to be acceptable to the City cover a from 22, 1918, to .T Tin: thi:.ti:i:s today. In to City Clerk. period May "IV' 'Iticnttr Fairbanks, a coniit'd:', "Fare Please." hntil, addition the Irroslstlble Kngineer. December 31, 1918. ,Duugls claim which made HAVE popular all the time, appears as the her beauty upon GIRL SCOUTS Said bids will be openftd by the City Said bids will be opened by the City Fix-it,- -- audiences, she has come to be nt or Commissioners at or slur in "Mr. " his latest Air- recog- Commission their special regular HpMal regular at Tin: n." nized as one of foremost ENJOYABLE PICNIC to be held on or after May 22. rrv nusox. to bo held on or after May craft also a reel of the In his latest the expon- meeting mi rtm n:i,iixc. meeting picture; Appearing photoplay. ents of histrionic ark amonsr actresses 19 IS, and contract to bo let to the KKS, .lAXITOIl OF 1TV IIAIX 22, 1918, and contract to be let to the "World's h'vent.s." "Mr. 1 as the of the ' IN TIJERAS CANYON Weekly ix.lt," expounder of the screen. Her of lowest and best bidder. AND CITV JAII.F.Il. lowest and hest ladder. House Kddlo Pole thai is a and portrayal Ilids will be received tho Citv bidder ls to Crystal 0rr;i theory happiness habi; In "Les Miserables," was ranked Kach bidder Is required to deposit by Each required deposit two-re- el He e of N. M., for tho feed- a check of lo insure in "Tho Lull's Kye," a epi. comes only to tin who afford hap- fifty members of the a certified check for ($25) twonty-fiv- Albuquerque, certified $25.00 to high by the critics. Approximately to Insure faith ing of city prisoners, for tho good faith of the bid, said check; ifode; un comedy, "Street Cars piness others. Douglas Fairbanks The of will also Uirl Scouts enjoyed a picnic In dollars the good performing will be in patrons this theater Tljeras bid, said chock to be returned the work of janitor of all the City Hail to be returned when contract Is enter- and CarUinelcs." followed by another seen a new and novel char- n is tho of the see good comedy entitled "Fare, canyon yesterday. Knjoyert word, when contract is entered Into. (except the fire department 1, which ed Into. coipcdy, "Welcome Home." acter creation vastly different from Please." because had tho time of their includes the care of the and All bids to be directed to tlio City Tlu-atc- r they bid Is furnace, Ideal Ann Mtirdock star- those of the wild west in which he The party whoso accepted the work of Clerk and "Bid for Furnish- young lives, if you can turn your be to bond In the for performing city Jailer. marked In a five-re- fea- -' has been seen with such suc- will required give Mid to cover It) 1 8. Service and Burial of ling "Impostor," recently "Tin: iiAiNLirs i;yi;." tiaclt to your teens and of dollars condi- period from May 22, ing Ambulance The EVe.' cess. thoughts early sum five hundred to December 1918. and must be In the Kagle'n This serial will bo quite (the most cavorting In tho tioned for the faithful of 31, Pauper Dead," Wom-tur- Fix-It- " picture yourself performance Hlds must be in hands of Clerk of the Citv Clerk by noon Lyric Theater "The Witch The scenes of "Mr. are novel and sensational pro- contract. City hands dramatic, mountains for the first time you will the noon of 22, 1918. Same will 22, 1918. also another episode of Chief in the home of wealthy resi- duction ever on to to by May Wednesday, May made, either tho stage be in a position to realize Just how All bids be directed the City be the City Commission at The ordinances are to be con- William J. war dents of New York, and he is com- rurnlsh-In- g opened by city Flynu's great feature, yn or screen. Each episode will be a time the girls had, for tnuny Clerk and marked "Mrs ror a special or to be sidered a of this advertisement tin," wi.h Kthel in tho title fixer of hearts and good teams and and must he regular meeting part Clayton things. plete in itself and each will reveal an of those who went on the picnic yes- drivers," held on the 22d of May, 11)18, or any and all bids shall be in accordance role, a World feature of five reuls; There Is much in the hands of said Clerk not later All to re- bickering, petty hat. actual occurrence in the Investigations had lived In sight of the moun- date thereafter. The City Commission therewith. bids' ubject also a reel each of "Screen Telegram" reds among these aristocratic men made the 1'nited States terday than 12 o'clock noon, "Wednesday, reserves the to any or all by the City Commission. by government tains for several years hut it hurt nev- 22. 1918. right reject jection and a comedy. and women but when "Mr. Fix-It- " en- to unmask and frustrate the plots of May bids. GEO. D. HAMMOND, er fallen to their lot to explore the ordinances are to be con- A must Cleric Pastime Theater William Fox pre- ters a magical transformation takes Ambassador von Hernstorff, Dr. Al- The city certified chock of $10.00 City mysteries of these silent sentinels, sidered a of this advertisement sents Jewel Carmen, one of ills de place. He Is a genial, smiling chap bert, Captain von and Captain part Papen picked wild flowers, dabbled In the and all bids ahall be in accordance luxe stars, as the leading character in who laughs and conducts himself in Boy-K- military and naval attaches silveiy brordis and had a good time therewith. in general. All bids subject to rejection by the The of several auto own- city. GEO. V. HAMMOND, generosity City Clerk., The Anderson and Edna Means The Folks ers and dealers made the picnic possi- Company are Joy Day at Chautauqua. ble. K. T. Chase took a load of girls Half 191 7 Taxes In and came of out the forenoon after I'IKM'OSAI.K I'Olt MTV PIUXTIXO O'Con-nel- l, last in tho party the evening. jTack Sealer", bids will bo received from : : of the Auto Males corporation, newspapers published in the City ol furnished two cars. lira, alike Man-del- l, Albuquerque. N. M., for city printing &8 Mrs. C. I'. Haney and Mrs. F. from May 22, 1918. to December 81, one car each. 191K, said bids to be opened by th Malouf furnished Commission at or the City special regulai Snow fell in, nanyon yesterday, meeting to be held on or after May but the youthful scouts t built cariip 22. 191X. fires, around which they gathered to Kach bidder will be required to en- eat their dinner and to absorb warmth close with his bid a certified cheek DELINQUENT S C-- ''- -' at times during (he for ten dollars ($10.00) payable to thf . 'M V.;:;::::.::; :v...... mt..it i : r.;:: .y. m x v various duy. city to Insure good faith of bid. checks to be returned to bidders when contract is entered into. JUNE FIRST i.i:t; i voTirivS. The person or corporation to whom contract is let will bo required to fur- sum vitorosAi s i on teams. nish bond In the of two hundred Call at Treasurer's Office, Court will be otyreceived dollars ($200.00), to be approved by County Healed bids for the and conditioned for to the City of Albuquerque, the Manager the furnishing faithful of the contract-- ' Mail Check N, M., teams, dump wagons, harness performance House, or to and drivers thereof, with the privilege Sealed bids are to be directed to of option on the part of the city for the City Clerk nnd marked "Hlds for additional teams to be furnished when City Printing," and must be in the demanded, bid to state prrce per unit bands of the Clerk not later than 12 noon 22, A. MATSON of one team, driver, and wagon, and o'clock Wednesday, May O. also team and driver alone. 1918. price for V Contract to run from May 22, 1918, All bldsjtnust specify the amount to COUNTY TREASURER. to December 31, 1918. be- - charged for brevier inch for the Said teams to be used for city Jnr-pos- first Insertion nnd so much charged Jbese Entertainer! vill appear at the Chautauqua this afternoon and evening. under the direction of tho City tor subsequent Insertions, and to be EIGHT Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918.

CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. OFFICER BURIED S18 WFST CENTRAL AVK. FOR THE GRADUATE Hot Water and Steam Tinner Plumbers; Heating; Give Books ALIVE TWICE 0 PASTIME THEATE "Wrot" Steel Warm Air Furnaces TODAY AND TOMORROW 1BSOLITF.LY GUARANTEE! There Is ii dlmiitv PHONE SIS. A LB I'Q I'KRQ UE, NEW MEXICO peculiar ll attached to the jiil't of 11 hook WESTER! FRONT TWO EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTIONS that Is In no way aliened hy tm .... l. ,v..-.rtar- .-. its Wm. FOX Presents n HWIMIiinrtaliiinjiiuinnjpw price." ju., jn.it There i. a varied ranse of hooks from whieh 1" make your in selection, h'( r instance: Frenchmen Engaged Train- -;

YRIC Fi.-h- Phil- l f JEWEL I THEATER Harrison t'o'.es ing Soldiers at Fort Douglas TODAY ONLY lips, Howard Chan lier Chris'U V?rl Illustrated I'ocuim. at special Pass Through Albuquerque prices from Sf I ;M to $J..'it' En Route to Sill,- College and School Uecord Fort ETHEL CLAYTON IN I'ooks al prices from otic eael to Sll.OO each. Such as: "i'lsi-- : wrm .1. fr P g't:l the A OoIIckp Man's llccord. Marchal ilrs Logis K. Hound of! - j CAMEO 1'ACi;" 9f the A? My Fraternity. French army, who was twice Stt't "The Witch Woman hurled alive while on the V "1,s jj IN My Soriority, fighting WOULD FEATURE IN FIVE KEELS School Fellow Pays. Western front, was in Albuquerque ,4 School Day Memories. yesterday in company with Lieut. E. Life. SCREEN TELEGRAM AND COMEDY REEL My School Mennecke. The officers were en! THE BRIBE Other hooks hound in hand route from Fort Douglas, where they! HI tooled leather as: lavn been training soldiers In the art1 MATIXI.E :30 to :30. NIGHT, 7:ii0 lo 11:30 of Old Friends I'.esl si. iir French wurfare, to Fort Sill, Okln. Illl II HI jHI. I.IM Marchal Bourel was buried IWW HSlil t piMIIBIf,'lH,M l'lii'ina of the Heart once! JEWEL, CABMFM I. (If when a tshcll burst near a he MarciiK Atirilins dugout DifJECTioN, The i.(lt) tvas in, covering the opening with William fox liuliuiyai I.N FIVE AIM'S Tin; Knhaivai. Illustration! faith anil causing the roof lo fall in.' 1 fJk' Sli.r.f; from Life Studies Ilia second experience of a similar! leu el Cannon doc, i splendid p:ccc of cmoHonal nctim; in this .i kind came when the first line - Then there are the Newest trench liictiirc. slu- licccntes cimagcd lo the Miii or a wealthy iu::n after in which was was blown -- Honks in Fiction; tin' .Newest he fighting she heirs her coinict lnhaiid is dcnil. At l!:c liciiht of her Wi - If CRYSTAL THEATER TODAY on the Wat Hooks on hy a mine the Germans had been hap- Hooks tip piness this husband It is a the Southwest. uhlo to near il by story of rapid, thrilling place underground; scenes with a ligging. Each time the officer was smashing finish. It is tl c lust picture this beautiful Also Engraved and clever star has made. FIVE CENTS Hon Cards fur the raduate. rescued by his comrades. The las; time, the officer said he was knocked We give immediate attention unconscious- - when struck we al- someihlng to Mail orders, and are him on and had It not been to show our stock the head ways glad for the helmet he was he Eddie Polo in "The Bull's Eye" to any one interested. wearing, Also TOTO TWO uldeif, he would have been killed. PARTS , Marchal Hourel said that many of The Originator of fun croetes a lau;h in every flash in the French officers in the trenches "STREET CARS AND CARBUNCLES" rt L. Ko. often spent their leisure time which - Is sometimes as much as five days at PLEASE- STRONG'S a time in rings from tho FARE, making A SCREAMING TWO-REE- L COMEDY "WELCOME HOME' Comedy aluminum shell cases of shells fired BOOK STORE f woro by the Germans. The marchal Time of Shows Your .Money Hack, If You a sample ring on one finger. 1:00, 2:30, 4:00, 5:30, 7:C0, 8:30, 9:30 Want It." A letter from his brother, ho said, ADMISSION Matinees lCc; Children 5c; NIGHTS Adults, 15c; Children, 10c told of near their parents here, and Mis. Self's the factories Paris that sister, in Kstancia, had shut down during the time the departed .yester- in day morning for their home. long range guns were action. The TO ARRIVE have now Olds-niobil- e factories, the letter stated, li. T. Phillips, member of the and the Athletic club In an llaltimore resumed, however. The French call MONDAY Motor company and manager International track and field meet tit of the has the long range guns political guns, as Phillips Garage, returned sr. Louis last has returned FHESII SHIPMENT OK to the after a successful husiness! August, the French, consider that the guns1 city to from Reserve, X'. M., Bryant's Delivery trip to several towns south of the Albuquerque have no strategic value. 1 where he has been schoool. 1 .MOCHA JAVA city. teaching The officer then spoke of the good For Any Kind of Hauling. li : Hoffman has made to enter COFFEE. lbs... S1.00 Miss application cheer that existed among the French H A E R .Mariette Willis, who has been!' Phone 501 T E T the army V. M. C. A. service as 1 wa absent from the city for the past' soldiers during the three years he director. on front. j I s year, residing in Kansas City and! physical (under fire the battle TODAY AND TOMORROW I Matteucci, Palladino&Co. W. S. V in e lL other cities in .Missouri, has returned "The conditions Fram look The Catholic of Groceries and Sfeatt to Albuquerque, and will probably Woman's Older brighter now," he said. "Each time Foresters will hold n card Tues- in at-- i HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY 601 V. 495-49- 6 remain here Indefinitely.' party the Germans are delayed their Tijeras. Phones 1 Virgil Moffitt of Helen, who has, day evening. May 1, in St. Mary's tack it gives the allies just that much Let Us Send a Man .... ., will lie served. Ptcturedom's Greatest ...l tnr the hall. Itcfroshmciits time to prepare. To Broken Window V. S. Replace That W estern Fnion Telegraph eonipnny. S. speaking or gay rails tie saiu.i t.lUHS. Star to the at II o'clock- PEOPLE "Paris is not. what it used to be. but reported police ALBUQUERQUE ' AI.nCQCEIlQCB LUMBER CO. ist night that his bicycle was stolen Paris Is Paris." Phone 421. ti. First. I II WORD FROM - . s. s.- - iii Strong Brothers fr inn the curb near the theater. RECEIVE Dowlas Fairbanks in ,1. 11. Toulouse, field secretary ofi IN FRANCECOSTS 6 CENTS A RIDE Undertakers left l SOLDIERS X' Ihe food administration, yester-- PROMPT SERVICK. PHONE day for Washington, I). C, where hej ON CARS IN ST, LOUIS 75. HAY STItOXU BLKh COPPEB will attend a conference of heads ofj K. V. Liindolfi. ).f the I'irst Sav- FEVER Fix-I- AND SECOND. tl the Trust is in Its alleviation and cure, fcy my t" tinder auspices ofj ings Hank and company, iBV MOHNIN& "Mr. departments JOURNAL SPECIAL LIASCD WIRtl s the national food administration. of a short letter from Dave combined treat-nent- of Osteopa- receipt Jefferson City, Mo., May 11 The Medicine and II. II. Golmaii, who has been con- Kittenhouse, from "Somewhere in thy, Fluster Surgery, '.'lilted Hallways Company of St. Louis C. II. CONNER, M. D. D, O. nected with the Studehaker Corpora- France, in which the writer avoids His Latest Artcraft was granted the right to charge a six Office tion, has accepted a position with saying much about the war, but does Stern Building man-- cent street car fare In thai city by the Phones Office 0.'i5. 325 Picture the liryan Harvester company, j .say that he was In Paris when the Ilcsidcnce, LOCAL of steam cars, state public service commission today. ITEMS ufacturers pleasure long-rang- e gun a few shells in thai, 1 and with put The ruling becomes effective June trucks, together tractors, city, lie gives the information that ALSO A "WEEKLY Skinner, son of Mr. and Mrs. and is to continue for a year .when Wiley I'aul Hecker, formerly an employe of J. A. S08 avenue has the company must show cause for !! EVENTS" Skinner. Park the First National bank, is in the hos- FRESH CHOCOLATE SHOP service the order i Tourist lunches. Pullman Cafe. volunteered for military but with no serious illness. making permanent. CHOCOLATES He will pital, V. s. s. LOS ANtiELES Martin & Thorn. Tail. Phone 273 through the local draft board. H. II. Hud- - , Elkins, distributor of the DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS" I . leave this week for Fort Wish, lex., Persons who Vvlsb lo rmew or akc lo 0 Admission I'll 'hailK Stein of Santa Fc, is in sun Super-Si- x motors cars .received GRIMSHAW'S tn enlist in the corps out membcrsliiiie in the Bed Cross Fix-I- t (1 lo Adults . . . . I ."( on business. quartermaster's a post card from Dave Weil-- i Mr II, yesterday Book J Second Pi of th'i can do no by nt Slnns's and Central An ACTCPAFT . a army. ler. addressed "In 11, calling Children t0( George Keepers of Gallup was ink France, April O. A. Mntson Co.. Cirinishaw's de .Montomrency. the j Store, 3 visitor in the City yesterday. Sydney litis," saying: "Sure wish I had my chemist of the Dry C'iimate Ink and ' or Mrs. II. B. Kcreuaon. or by phonlns .Mrs, .1. s. of X. Hudson Super-Si- x here. I could break Ferner Macdalena, l.. .11..., rt...,...,. r',.l,....,,.., ...... ,'uu , ., the chnirmnn of tlio Membership com- is i.iuir") iiMiiuii, uvimti M., visitini? in Albuqucnpte. here yesterday on business. Hi mittee. No. 1331-- ". oeautitul roads. Am George .Martin of Doming, N. .ut nii'l.t fur Ft 1'iiHO. Tex., but e.-- l feeling fine, STANLEY KOBIELA, I to bai k is a husiness visitor in this city. nects to return to Alhutiucriiue Wed-- ! "'oogh would like be in TAILOR. the land of cactus and sage-brus- Walter 11. McFurlaml of Las Vct;as nesday or I hursday. X. T. Armi.io Building. Room 2!t. 1 IDEAL 10 an THEATER Was an Alhuqucnpic visitor yesterday I! II Tnttle. d v s nil superlnteml-- " o" "esi regarus my irienus FOR SALE Corner Central and Second Sts. with and Mis. K. H. Vaughn of perea, N. M., ent on the Santa Fe coast lines yourself." SUITS MADE TO ORDER. TODAY ONLY was in Al-- ; tV. S. S. I Wicker ' CarrhiKC Was an Albuquerque visitor yesterday. headquarters at Winslow Huby and accom-- i Cleaning, Pressing Repairing. Mr. anil Mrs. ,T. A. of huqiierquo yesterday, having Lee Brazos Suits 1 Both In Chapman on Cleaner, llaby Korul. good ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Willard, X. M.. visited here pa tiled Mrs. Tuttle this far her Cleaned yesterday. Tut- and Pressed $1.00. it Id S. WALTER. '. W. Carscallen and wife of trip to Mirhig.tn. Superintendent Phone 871. 223 N. 3rd. condition, Vcsas. X. in this tle returned to Winslow last night ANN M., spent yesterday MURDOCK A. for Phil- city. A. Scdillo left lasr night will a Con- IN John S. Sundf of Kast Las q;iF adelphia where he attend GENTRY'S EGGS DR. H M. BOWERS In on busi- ference o fthe "Win the War for npent yesterday tins city Hawkins, skinner. Champion, In ness. Permanent Peace," to be held there Kan SOc OflbMipntliic I'hyftlrlnn, uperluliKlng and Jfwe Market: doien. WANTED Knr, Nimn mid 'fhront, Anthnvi. Iluy It. VV. nusscll V. May It! to IS. He will visit other W. S. S and Wheatley, COOK, also SECOND (.;mi. Frver, Cntnrrhnl DpufntM. Occidental both of MaKdalcna, X. JU, arc visitim; eastern cities before returning home. Alfalfa in car lots. Chits. Donlin, Life ISIiIk., Third anil (inld. Itrnlilviice Good M-- of Wages Apply Iihunn l; office phono "The until the last in Albuquerque. He expects to be away iioopcr, Colo. MRS. ROSLINGTON -- v. m. s.-- A SensationalImpostor"Five-re- el Feature Attorney J. A. Miller has been ap- the month. Monkridgc Manor. Phono Kill). pointed explosives licensing agent for A fly swatting meeting will be held TELL HENRY'S DELIVERY 2 Also another Gci'imiii crime in America, which no one In Albu-ip- it L'ernalillo county. at Chilili this afternoon at o'clock. Yonr bag age trouble. Phone 939. on usu- nine should fail to sec, and profit thereby for our own protection. Frank I.ovelnnd and Frank W. Donald Toulouse will put the V. S. s-.- SIDEWALKS Al- Dr. G. K. Clancy, both of Santa Fe. were in al moving picture show and ALVARADO EGGS. buquerque yesterday. Angle will speak on the question ot NEW AND MODERN BUNGALOWS II. 1". Karr. labor member of the measures, On milr hy Ipnillnc iron r the morning af- observing proper sanitary ter W SERVICE Prichard & Prichard State Council of Defense, is spending not to flics but to con- - they ari laid, 25eDESTEUCTIONo only avoiding W s. . General Contractors and Uuilders a few days in the city, health as well. Special Attention and Rates to the serving Livery ami saddle liorscs. Trimble's Publio Phone 915 207 W. Gold L. A. liond and Charles Hond, Ambrosio Perea was killed in Red Barn. Traveling ATLANTIC FLEET ranchers of ft rant, X. M., are spend- Grants Tuesday night by a train as V. S. S. week-en- d in to ing the Albuquerque, he was' starting to Albuquerque WANTED Capable, exper- HOTEL HALL Mrs. John Tiianchi of North Amu visit his family. Perea was employed ienced salesman in S. PLACE ON UPPER PECOS street, underwent an operation at St. ,y the McOaffey company as a black piece goods. H. HALL, Owner and Manage Joseph's hospital yesterday morning. slnjt ,. A widow and one daughte Apply Magdalena, New Mexico RIVER FOR LEASE. R. C. Sutherland, head timekeeper survive. Fred Crollott left for Grants THE ECONOMIST. lintel's Meets ImmI at the Santa Fe shops, returned illHt night to bring the body here. av Free Auto all Trains Large living room, 5 rooms, Friday afternoon from a trip to Losi j, . chidden, wife and family STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC kitchen, bathroom, hot anil cold Angeles. Abbott, wife and family and dozier" LIGHTED, VACUUM water, completely furnished. Darn Frank .delivery! CLEANED and 3 tc. Miss Priscilla Newcomer will arrive L,. and wife, all of PHONE iirrals, horses, saddles, . . . it. uenuinaroi 76 40 and neec aJown newM r from Santa Fe this morning to spend San Bernardino, Calif., are here to PROMPT SERVICE aires pasture. Hunting rtmenca i great....in.Dattie steaming torn Day; impe- - llshing. Xiood motor road. rial German Government in wait with deadly Sunday at home. She wll be accom- attend the funeral of Charles L. Kep- W agenta lying torpedoen H.S.i the of the Secret Service all in that unparalleled d panied by Miss Nora Henderson. peler today. Mrs. Gladden and Mrs. BITTNEH HOUSE BOX 887, ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. triumph 311) JjJ South aerial The meeting of the men's club of Abbott are daughters of decedent and I'irst. Nlco clean rooms; MASONS ATTENTION of Mrs. rooms. Phone 221. St. John's Episcopal Church which was Mrs. Lenthardt is a sister light housekeeping W. S. S. Shriners "The scheduled for Tuesday night, has been Keppeler. Orders Card Party tfhd Dance Eagle's Eye" W. examiner at taken for service, flags. until Tuesday, May 21. M. Talhot, grazing Women 223 Complimentary to Temple Lodge postponed of the of American Army, West By J. CI. Caldwell, a member of the the district headquarters forest Gold Avenue. No. U. All Masons Invited. WILLIAM J. FLYNN. G. K. Warren post. O. A. It., who service for several years, was notified W. S. S. Recently retired to It was at Houston. Tex., visiting his yesterday of his appointment the 11. M. WILLIAMS Masonic 8 p. m. Pays U. S. SECRET SERVICE I Temple, CHIEF OF THE brother. T. G. Caldwell, has returned j fourth officers training camp at amp Dentist ' In satisfaction when yipi turn out With the Popular Stara to Ark. Talbot received his ap- - Rooms 1 and 2, Monday, 13th the city. Pike, Whiting Building a good photograph. Wc print on M. C. Stone. Mrs. Stone, Miss Hildo on the strength of military Phone No. 681. Ballot Abyad Temple and Snow polntment Second Gold. "Velox" and get dclilnltion that King Baggot Marguerite Stone and Benjamin Stone arrived in he had received while a stu- - Corner and Inside (acta of the insidious Imperial German py plots against training W. fc. 3 will not give. Wc Albuquerque yesterday from Cleve dent at the University of Missouri cheaper paper American Uvea, industries and property as revealed by Chief Flynn. land, O., made the by M. was AltMHO'S TAXI LINE. do all Kodak finishing on Vclo.v having trip Lennie McDonald yesterday Two on produced by the master serialists automobile. a divorce from her husband. Oakland van day and night paper. granted service. Cheap rates by the hour. WANTED THE WHARTONS State ltnd Comrnissioner Robert P. Thomas Mclftinicl, by the district Phono Ervien has written to the court on a of abandonment lit. Young man for office work secretary charge must be DON'T MISS SEEING THIS FEATURE of the Chamber of Commerce that he and The woman was gof,( typist. Good oppor- I Strong's Book Store g 10 to the of two small bebber7 tunity fur advancement. State age, will be here on May attend grunted custody her optTcian uuallfications and the court ordered the and salary expected. drainage conference. children Citizens Bank Bids. 5 " F. It." care Journal Office. C. to $20 a month for the Mrs. H. Epitzmesser, wife of the father pay i head clerk at the Guarantee Clothing support and education of the chil- company, arrived yesterday from In dren. $1 denendence. Kans.. and will reside James T. Wellock, plaintiff In be- - sUitFleaned, AUTO SERVICE and Four suits pressed $1.25. EYES NO RAISE IN PRICE here in the future. half of the Main Auto Supply Columbia TO X - was Contract plan. Cleaning Co. Mr. and Mrs. Will Self, of Rich- company, yesterday granted Phone 690. MATIN FK .V ami 10c. FVKXIXti 10c and 13c Charles V. Owens, Delivery. mond, Calif., who have been visiting judgment against JEMEZ : 15FST CITY HY TALFXTFI) PIANIST in a suit for collection of a note. eIeCTRIC8SHOE MCSICyiX j CITY SHOP In addition to the principal sum of ( 7 HOT SPRINGS - ' PTP.HT ; note 1 193.60, Owens was order- PHONE .1(17 BBHHimnBBM9 (lip ROUND X led to nay to the plaintiff interest at FREE CALL AND DELIVERY TRIP, $20. Mot Transfer Co. per cent from March 17, 1917, and HATCH'S OLD STAND KING. I SPECIALIST ' Springer - Notify Undersigned. ithe sum of $2.4 for accessories pur- lie rVfilsT Will in his Office Sunday. Mon- ' chased by him. THE SHoFTsTORE day. and of tlib CHAS. H. CLAY, PHONE 9t For who won Friday,,, , Saturday Skills (Doggie) Hoffman, P. MATTEICCI. 105 V. 1ST. ST. week. Jemez Hot N. M. ANTHTtACITK, AIX SIZES; STEAM COAJb ' Sand and Gravel fame as n truck star when ho repre WORK DONE ELECTRICALLY. 508 2 Wet Central Avenue. Thone Springs, oke, Mill Wood, Factory Wood, Cord Wood, Native Klndlloc, UaM' sented the University of New Mexico Freo 'Cnll and Delivery, Phone 1054, 685 for Appointments. f . ., ALBUOUEROT E MORNING IOURNAL Classified i J L J Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sunday, May 12, 1918. FORTUNE MADE !'"t;.V! S5pjraTFTTO?iry?

11 across itf, MEXICAN LINE Hm.Vrl ; MmMMmmMWaw Onerations of Gang Which Operated Through El Paso!

amw ef and San Antonio Exposed' . ''Wuirffl'jj T by An Arrest at Frisco, " Read the Announcements of California's Famous Hotels RAIDS NET $50,000 IN CONTRABAND DRUGS Health, Beach and Mountain Resorts and Solve "That Outing Problem" LITERATURE AND FULL INFORMATION BY WRITING DIRECT, OR AT , 1 Seven Cans of Narcotic Seized 'x FREE INFORMATION BUREAU AT OFFICE OF THE MORNING JOURNAL Together With Auto, While Attempting to Be Brought mm- - Across International Bridge, xthin EzKsy Reach of , t Everything & . . UP .

BY MOININC JOURNAL artCIAL KAtEO WIBtl San Francisco, Calif.. May 11. Op- erations of a gang of alleged smug-ler- LORD GEORGE WEU.ESU If 1 said to have brought hundreds of worth of Lord George A&V; wit t IS" L l f f r . of thousands dollars IW ANGELEUT B LOS " of the A . , . U S Mb CH .Eft.' ' M C'H'in't r-- cocaine into the United Wellesley, great grandson Duke i ,11 l o w mr and Mavaai-4- . opium 1 New x ft. from Mexico El Paso of Wellington, "the Iron DuUe," has - r El Mexico Headquarters ii!'. States through 11' I'TI-.- V I.' 1. r.Y. JT Bifi& Ails'i l.'lM.f li t.' two to' the United States to take T . mid Pan Antonio in the last years, jcome H A of the Air Force men with prtviitu .i::tl.a. dm lucU were revealed here today in n confes- 'charge Koyal Kunau in. .in,! . in, riciin nl.in. T 4J44r?rafJi6rNi Unit'i"Vj!jgS''5M ;HtJU in the eastern of the 1'nUed l. Im sion by T. D. Davis, a merchant, ac. part !!(('. ('lul fftUIIUtl In tli.' )i. - t to Col. John S. surveyor States, lie was among the first I'.rit- city. i'imI' il'nl tVnlral I'.nk. cording Irby, Hciich. Mnuniiuin!. Mill li - TAYLOR FIREPROOF iSSS1--- A Wil- ish aviators in the war in 1914. He etc.. frt.ai .1 S,n- U . CEARY At 8TS. I of and sent lv 'j the port, Special !is tfon lir.:i't h,.til. Ivr "i I'lxn H MMiK'AI. . M. llv.ttMH ,KTKK I U'ff at work wilh British ami a Kj de- hard the H.-- n ' 1 Wldwell of the Tiirill $!. Tier iImv. Kcw I' 'itiiKe . r i i n. r :!ihi 13 liam If. treasury in-- 1 i,t rf ,s.i "A mrui lure. ai: Canadian Kocruiting Mission to r'i frj A IlIutiititMl fIcUr utii'ii ri'i. ili'st. ,.,,1 ;,i,, r,.n, ,.:,,-)- will, nrivtl,. Imih I partment.' British in c j H duce Canadians ami the V " isil F. M k , )M ti on'., I., nil ! I BROADWAY at Davis was arrested when federal 'it i .( tu (iriil." 4imnih Leasee tin,'' vr vnt SEVENTH il'nited States to Join the air service, The center ot shoppinR, busineit and lhe made a number of raids atrical district. officers to date his mission has been MFT33 ' I Convenient to all car line. worth jl'p ). .. IV iliallnetKi-l- IIP 300 outiide rooms Eui which netted more than $..0,UO0 successful but he wants more men. ' 1V, with private bath. mmm ' 'I'. HI:.' C ll, I i ' "I' t:,"'. I'ljll. 'I ropeanplan. Kntei $1 .50 and up. Dining ol contraband drugs. .liiv. A m.i er l.i y 1 1). Fire- - J I room service rehned a.id excellent. 1're-- ar- t i . from DeiMiiM. Kolrler Warrants were issued for the M II llua upon request. 1(1, li B I WILLIAM rest of Nathan, Abraham and .Jacob FREE AUTO BUS FROM DEPOT v n p, f Ol iil ul, R. FLOOD. Manaser. AV -- J. B. I.ANKKKSHIM. Owner. Scharling, of .San Francisco,' and Jo- S rr nMm AO mmmm GERMANY SEEK V seph Kubc of Honolulu, alleged mem- -- bers of the smuggling ring. The Kcbar-ling- s until recently were in F.l Paso and San Antonio. E In his purported confession Davis MILITARY Mi said he had made large sums by the Illicit in said he had trade opium, lie lv SouthwvsVs , received in the last two years many Army of and cocaine from the Wju . rul Awi.liiiJil' trunks opium OVER RUSSIA v.?. 7 . . 1 Hcharling brothers in El Paso and Pan ntifurnl; s U.jc l'lii tcrin, nil 0(Tpr4 lull ITocmUc nt ji IIhimlv, Hi'iHIlfiil Vacation ii ',::v:i u i- - jiiiu y juuariura Antonio. 'f I mi ':. m n i:i:s "i- I'm: iik a i,ihii'i i i c a n t . . . i if.. ' . w i'in" f u ci ii! iiloiMiiv I'cM.in a ii ,i u Mini. !; tl a iitv LOS ANGELES ' Bulbed Naval lMiu-SJttt- , '! Im IV MiUMLo ..'. ctl'i yy h Minhin Kirk !7 SKVl-- CAN'S Ol' tH'll'M cl, cool JOURNAL Shr.CIAL WIM FIFTH I'l t A It in' y MONNI- LSCD SINrMAIN Ul! "II. l.i tr;.-l- " Hi h '!' ih:v-- c v.n i una (ol is mvmiivxvut 1 a lit: ox mtiix.i: .' I III win- rt.i M. hi:izi;i London, May 11. llussia has been I'.illl. ;n Sui it tf. Micp :), p i O ifavrw,,M i m in it.t, :.i tit'Mt ' Ala suddenly faced wi.li events that may RATES ? ABSOLUTELY ifu ui. .nj- unci nt nn, uim olli phpi:;.' "oiint a iui!-- El 1'uso, Tex., May 11. rSeven cans $Iio30-- CAFE ni'nts iiU'l ".Itrac.iMh !' u,k the I Ik. ot a la.iian.t 1ikK. 7..Vn a c.ii.ciit the-inter- change the political outlook, .1 ot opium wete.ieU. at again Pioii. tint,,'. of Hi,. hr.l trL'ii;.a I'luli. m.. n a tin n uu. xpurt lent of the In ,.M t the Petrograd correspondent !i..c fdii'H,. Hi,. i'o liatoi mi iaiL' .y lit- l.oni; Hcach Mmiiolpu" tional bridge here Thursday, together h I'.hhI. H"tc. n ct NL.j-- nail tin- ToMi-i- in which the Daily Express telegraphs. Germany, iw n..u. fa.lltti.. v,i ',il. f..,- Wi;h the automobile on ..., an. I.. W 1,1 . A J', he has found that i ,,,,. ,,f em. was announced says, apparently l.lhK A SKA At.K Is A SO.IOI KN A l no. ,t Ml 'A I, Opium was found, it ter- tv, i't :: ut the office economic dominion over Russian treasury department is insufficient and is seeking hero today. ritory SANTA MONICA BEACH Ml M This opium is believed to have been military occupation. An session of the l'olshcvik 1 Mexico an or- extra AND OCEAN PARK shipped from City by t l : '' council has been held with mil'- "f Mhi.v .i. li. wiOc t nt pnmti'ti:ni s iJ. n is h Mi ml A f25i 'X II government )tt band of It is not t ganized smugglers. in to discuss Hie situation i.if in the I'.firi, lin- tti hi ti l...ntnir ii Hii'ln MhI-:- !.(.- known or not was a mrt I'e'.rograd 'I'll iiil'i s r Mill' ami ..iittt ;mh im-- whether this de- plunge hatlinr i,'ii ;iml ,. created the ultimatum I ni.-- i.iiiH, n tt w It u w BIRDMEN of the San Francisco gang's activities. by recently K"i,t "'ii M't':.cj, ,.i .ti ls, tu tint a hi cm CITED the ambassador. Hit fui'. pulil;,- p.iri.s--,- 1l Mir v rn k' n hiii-- A 14(i cans of livered by German sti(;t' ,lu.,s. muimik trunk containing thcii- iid-- n r.'M'iMiifii-- . u. hoh-iH-;iial Count von .Mirhach, which embodied "f ISf.iut ifullv itil co! !,(.:- h, c p:i it im nt a nil hnn 3 was seized tit San Antonio last ulo o han-- oin-- r s h t in- opium demands of character .M'livUiji;; the 't'cfin. I;iily i'ou '.!' ni Mimnit r. l.lvlim and it is believed federal a apparently oiialih', Win.- for f,. citcx. SANTA M A' 'H ui '( A 1'AUh September by Ru.-si-a tic .Mnrr, calculated to turn Ml A M I I i t M .M ; ; i officers here the same gang smuggled virtually r ll, Sam a c.i 'al. FOR BRAVE DEED S It that to cross into a German colony. Premier from Mexicp attempted at this was ex. Hie smaller shipment Thursday. speech meeting ern California tremely pessimistic, the correspondent CALIf ORNlA DEMO HTFUJ, SEASIDE. RESORT Vfjo!. The Huns are again accusing t'ncle reports. Ft I According to the newspaper Podnia If 'av M ItNlhl joumnal aecciAL LCAaco W,RII Sam of to on i sending aviators France l'nris .May 11 'itution.s for Ameri- the question of transferring the cap- HATTI.K ItF.FK We don't believe it. HI THOIIH 111 of- hospital ships. was ., can tin- Journal ital of Nijini Novgorod broached, l!i',l,lllr,,l!' f it In i!,,. i,v (.,,,,.,. aviators appear Wo think Undo Sain is too smart an mili- l fef tl as was the subject of immediate MAKE YOUR si, 'liiiiii lie 111,, 'Hi ficial today follow: to i I'nilitull r it i.l n lie- U , mi. old fellow risk the lives of aviators tary measures for the defense of Mos- HILj. ttiJ fBW P. i ,.!- fill B l.J a. JW V :v. "William Tliaw. major. I'ill Inn t;h, rruliMiinllv im,. if iin-- l .N - ray so recklessly. cow aerial ntiacks. HOME i. ri sou.hI run, against possible Ocean ParK i SUMMER ill", it; i, n,Hl",l ,,i,p. coininandliiK llic la WI,'Tl Yellf Suiinni-r- Will Mont. In He flrAV- TheroilKllly lie Unlevfil. Iliulil center 'fll,t,Ml! ..1),. "en an, v om-- ti whii Ii followiiiK lis ehii'f'h cxamid" ef nil mniHiMn. Kli'ln iim pliy. n. AhaluiH.r lirepnief. I)verlmk I'll, est tfSt 7 AT THIS 1,1, if Sill liaM liccii rcmaikalde for its PoIiIiiihs hciiuiiliil Kur..im ICur. , ... nuis...; i,iiii.i',ii'iiy. ilrlvea. Am, :u,il nliu:s. in,', lean . iny.,n pl,tn K", Irf sni'i-i'ss- A at Hie head ,li,n JI p, r ami up. HeM.s.muble k, r i" il, i and Uren pilot, ,l,,y illnlnx' r",.,n MAGNIFICENT SEASIDE Spe. Mjiniii, ,''H. I''',r de.iiripllve new f,,r renerruliiinH. Hurf Imlhlnir. lislil,,. unelmr. fel'I'T Ii. r.il.. ile of a patrol, dowmpl an enemy airpl nio RESORT W. II Y SUM'S 'N. Man.jK,'!'. after a hard filtht. T.iilli ami l.linl, !, A eillje, ,,lMi; lieiilen-i- i Cnl. He.li'li, 1,'uul Frank liarr, Mo!, ile, SiimtIIv IM I' ll iHTClimlvinif I'l'! ll t of the same squadron, a pilot ol' Vh Kliiiii c'lminand: nil marvelous never r iinsm ic Knsily ik audacity, ii.i''l cllle to Hifi in nii'o-lieis- . QIC DEMAND FOR TRACTTOnEERS tn all i'l;t iMicn:-- ami titlractlon enuaije enemy superior TO T(nvn-liji- s. ' '.liiii-niiii- Stiitr.v I" an the second in The flreat (miiortanca of lha trartne aw In r;i The downed enemy, tractor h. rs fi'l Hi.- innrilllB. wand (or oparators ani repair m.B. Ranrlmn evarywhera,h...,. want Imslii f sitillliicr S.'inl.v .M;iy 1- .- V. Ii. two dav s." BIU 'M DuukIuh compxrnt tractlonMrr. PAY. GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW II i nut Mfli 'ill ci veil li'HL'fi unci OFFERED YOUNG MEN In rjr thU nrw trade. Amerloa't , i.-- Tin? and ji Olat. if .iH..irlil rcllti'I' (if all sin icy hi; mnv left thin .,,,('-noo- n Lirg.it anil Most Raliabla Trada School ha InmiguraM a ipeclal oauru in kimiuI MMriitu events. fJeiiiiinc I'm- Tractlonnn and pan PERFECT YOU an an oneft. Writ! lor anl Tn.is Ji'nntinn to ten LE IS TO o. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL, lnM)ii;iii!y is ii .icl..inlnunt ffntme. .survey GEN, JEUNE at EloMh Stract. Loa l' Flgueroa Angalet. Cat ; r' H'iniis. kiii Imllilntf, lowii.liiis l.vnm' helwof-- tho Kin - d - I.I t L iiNhHin Hvc cnunilrHa COMMAND BODY MARINES -.V3.IMJ.I'll.ll.l.rt'l.f.ai.M:. t.it M -fiTTM,,TeTl.H H I1.VV I IIkIiIi:. il;in'h'K llrumle ,irnl the K'tnuro do cic;i! i.n.f. Writ'" f'r tJeHerlpilve ri,.' Crimo aiinl rate... moiiiirnitiM. Mr. IioukIiism f...lcr will imy BV MORNING JOURNAL B. (CI AL LCAam WIKC M. IJ I'll l!. XK, Mmiuger. AI.IFOIIM.V MII.ITAHV ACADEMY Hpoclnl utt. nti.in in itrchacrilos'lciil Washington, May 11. P.riif. C,.n. J 71 tali ii I.e.Tetine lieen nrdered to West imh SI. nt lr Ave. I.lW AN'CKI KS. AU Fer l, e- - frem ail fiTti-- tlatii wiiich may l,e iliscovcr.il has 1 t, ot yeina. SIMMKII fl.'KSli IN. ,Iui,h 1', Ml S. Half-da- y lust, n fine fo to command the hrinade lien, oliani'e Several nlhiT V. S. Mitrvcy-- I'rance l.ackivuril ,u,il. in military di ll . Week-- , nil si ;,: llem h. iirKe Caini). marines there, siiecpedins llritr. 'leu u. flue ueiistaiit 1 erne fn in. have .started out will Kymnaalum, i,itervlinn, trulnliiK: kindly tliseliiilne coriis or (?d I'hailes A. lioven, invalided home. In Itutea M0 numtli. Write fer ratalriKUe . W'llllain M A lleailma.iter. lief llrlek, sin, i'lly to Tri'H 1'iedia.s nnd Valk'cllns Ihe interim the hriKade will he in C ft. I ar- - 'alley. Iiiiiiii(,'iaiii,n has heon lately j rointnand ot rlsr. (Inn. James t who has heen a meinhei 1 tiiriiini; Into nurlliciit NpunlMh-Aiiii-r-icai- hoard, l'erKhinK's staff. Begin by Buying the SANTA CATA LIN A ISLAND countk'M tiiul tlit' KtirvcyM will All OBSERVATION Iiave tho way fur hoinr s't'tidf rs in Ideal that of New . wants results, Kind The Summer Resort part journal bring Lasting Summer Season, 1918, LOON ESCAPES HilllilllK. Iteallnif, (iiilf, Trmila yolintaln HiklllK, Selmnilnit, nml Many Olhei The bride and groom of today realize that how- Dlvei-inna- ever little furniture they may need with yhich to Iliintl CnniTrta mill lliiiit'iiiic After June Tree vnl Ti I'atrvna of HannliiK - - l.lne Heruncrn. ' Fuse start housekeeping, they "want that little long." 2 GAOETS SAVED Dynamite Caps New ( IkIuiiiI I Our furniture has that old-tim- e knack of lasting Hotel St. uilierlne, Villa CnltiiKea im.l ( uimn, ily to Own In .liinc. SOLE AGENTS and of so as not to go out of fashion. - Ter fiirt her Inrei'iii'illen, f',l,lora. ete., i nil fer r.ienR!i' In lintel tit. Catherine, being designed iHlaml Villa or I'anyas I'lly.. write tu liann:nK I'eniiijiiy, A I'll l'a.Jflu Klei'trl, You to Bldlf.. lU-- Altnelw. I'alllemla. CO. don't expect buy furniture every day, and lit HORNINQ JOURN I'. BPtCIAL I.KttO WIRE HEQCULES POWDER therefore when do to Hnn Antonio. Tex., 11. you buy, you are entitled May Twin We at all times carry a complete sto'ck of Explosives in that can use for a time. cadet observers who were in an army! goods you evftry day long Uie war depart mciu had systematical- our Magazine and solicit the trade of Our furniture is kind made of observation balloon which broke Albuquerque just that selected, GUTZON BOHGLUM ly directed the opposition" to inves- legitimate users. seasoned woods; fashioned with artistic skill; pol- tigation of aii craft production in awav at a balloon field near here' ished, finished, or upholstered by practiced hands which "a billion dollars In eleven tfllay. reached the feild tonight by We are jobbers of Explosives and HERCULES the kind of will well months has pi,,vitleil ti with no automobile. The camp adjutant in can same on furniture that wear and that ch.ir-'e- make you the price planes'" and d that "every sub-terfu- the absence of A. 11. you will be of. A Major Jjitnbert. from Denver as the fac-- k proud SAYS IT'S LIE had been resorted 'to to sain to the names shipments time." declined give of the! tory. cadets or Flale how they effected a

. landing. Xcw Im 'OiiMii-atcs- Company The balloon came to the eartIC (V MOttNINtf JOURNAL 8. IdAL LtAttO Wiai Santa Fe, .May 11. Hardware Incorporation 1 Whitney IiorB-lui- thirteen miles north of Austin with-- New York, May 11. Uutzon papers were filled today by.the I, p. GEO. C. SCHEER accused of hnvini nought secret, Porter Compam of Hatch, Dona Ana out its occupants, an hour after d The balloon Company ly to caiiittiize his friendship with county, capitnii at. $25,000 with breaking away. escaped: President Wilson by undertaking: to shares at $100 each. Tho stockholder! when it was being hauled down for FURNITURE COMPANY promote a private airplane company, and directors at,-- Ii. P. Porter- of m. the noon hour, breaking away with! issued a formal statement today de- Crnces, 50 .hares: Oeorge B. Johnson about fifty feet of cable. It ascended License No. 77401 POWDER 314-31- 6 South Second St. -3- 17-319 nying connection now or at any of Hatch 25 shines, nnd JR. V. Brown-l- e a "any ' " quickly to great height and began time" with any airplane production of HaAch - shares. drifting northward. An air squadron' 307 West Central. Albuquerque, N. M. concern, or any plan tq organize such from Kelly field was called upon and it a company. He declared further that Journal wanl Ads 1'rlne results. gave pursuit. .... ' I TWO Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1913.

AX INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER that song will melt nil tn'o blood brothers at the first chord Oht HOW DIDNrYOy they will sing, those standing men and SAY WHEN ACH! BUT ITS A GROSSE A Mothers9 Poem women! And then with one lmpulso WE STARTED AM THK Day MISTAKE TO START DRIVE will surge into the into A they churches, DRIVE THAT IN? morning JTournol the cathedrals for when man Imp WE'D BE ON SUCH ROUGH ROADS MIT been the he THF II OWN FOB. II EH RACE Published by th granted supreme boon, SUCH ROTTEN EQUIPMENT! I'll must full on his ho I CO. knees, whether FIRST OF APRIL? (1918) JOURNAL PUBLISHING know God or not. And no one who mother-lip- s arc cold, because they miss Western Representative rises up from that silence will ever "Sly ANDERSON. The youthful warmth of my kiss, C J. lose its mighty vibration. missed him if he away Marquette Bldg., Chicago, IIL I've always stayed is a com- ' AMD a his school or That tiny not vision; it is ?jVVvt'"55 ROUGH ROAO minute at play. Eastern Representative ing as surely as tomorrow. Then will I've fretted at the clock, because it ran HAI.PH R. MUIJ.10AN. was him a man ou have it tomorrow? Or will While ho absent, making JS East 4:'nd Street.. Ne Tnrk- - And cheating me of that much of the good lOiitred "aTecind'ciaM matter at the you put it off for four more hl'cediiiK A mother finds In her boy's babyhood. lostrriie of Albuquerque. N. M., under Act years'.' ji is in your hands. Kvery ef- oT Congress ot March 1, 179, I was when he went afield. " fort, every dollar, you givo to service, "Yet Spartan Laifo-- 'circuiailonthn any other paper told him to back his sacred shield, New shortens the If all And bring In New Mexico. The only paper tn waiting. all. Rave ur for it in the steadfast fight Mnico issued every day In the V'ar they could, the could not hold perish " day The shield of Freedom's Faith, of Human Right TERMS OP SU BSCUI PT10.N : back another hour. When you buy And as I looked upon his brave, bright face, Polly, by carrier or by mall, ono month.. 7fto of race, In advance 17 M the things you most want, you are not And gave him to the saving the Tearly, I within me of the glow NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. conscious of sacrifice in paying the felt something say a Martyr of ihe Faith must know. Subscribers to the Journal when writing sum demanded. Fix your eyes on the They tn to a new ad- have their paper chansjed the when I dress must be sure to give the old address. day day the avenues will "Yet do not pity me. or sympathize, suddenly blossom white with the news Or else my love shall overflow my eyes THE JOURNAL take and prlnta who would be latlon rating than Is accorded to any other of peuce and you will want that with And I shall shame you strong And to my ail the wrong. paper In New Moilco." The American so burning an urgency that you will proud pledge against Newspaper Directory. I hold my head on high and set my face come running with its price. Toward him and France as Mother of Our llace, O moan MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED I fJut in my heart there beats a hidden me Mother of My Own." PRESS. Speaking of economy most of us Which still proclaims The Associated Press la exclusively KUMl'XU VANC13 COOKE. entitled to the use for are talking about it all the, time republication N. E. of all news credited to It or not other-vis- e whether we practice it or not we (Copyright, l'JIS, A.) credited la. th paper and also commend the of a man who the local news published herein. prac.icc eats only twite n but .combines ' day, Scntl-of- f for Drafted .'Men. New Rales Obtained. THE JOItNAL takes' and print! breakfast and lunch. sixty hours and thirty minutes of ex- Cast Las. Vegas, N. M., May 11. Santa Fe, May 11. Tho state cor- clusively Associated Press leased wlr I.as and San poration commission today obtained service each week. No other news- Vega's Miguel county AUK (iKXTl.K.MKX, AXU a of -- U cents per 100 on paper published in New Mexico takes thi:ui: gave the twenty-fou- r men who Ieft rate pounds more twenty-frtu- r As- 1IIXS. from Fe to Dawson for than hours of for the national timber Santa sociated Press service a here, Friday army scventy-fiv- o hou Cs during week. San the building of for -- - o Eddie Ohio uthlote. training camp at Fort MucDoWell, lots of a Ilickenbacher, send-of- f. miners, if shipped in carload Francisco, Calif., a lousing Also ami Cnpt. Norman Hall, famous The stores closed between noon and minimum of SO, 000 pounds. a SUNDAY . . . MAY 12, 3 9 1 S 100 on mino American flying man, by their united o'clock p. in. and the gath- rate of seven cents per people to Waldo and 10 efforts brought down a Roche plant ered at the corner "of Sixth and Doug-In- s props from Santa Fe WOMEN OF THE KKI) CKOSS AXI) if timbers or- behind the German lines. OUR7CSY.OS-- iO RUBBER CO. to' form a big parade to th'e Santa cents to San Antonio, CROWN. INC. & G. and mini- THE "Kach modestly gives the other en- Fe station. The boys received numer- iginate on D. H. the ' is 40,000 pounds. tire credit for the feat," runs the re- ous gifts. , mum carload weight Mothers' day in the year o our port of their exploit. war, 1918. To give another man his due is the Germans Hold Their Brutal Wars are made with the minds and first rule of good sportsmanship, No WITH SCISSORS ft of men men are mude bodies and game is u "gentleman's game" unless Deeds to Others the souls and bodies of mothers. AND PASTE Upas Warning with a player recognizes and acknowledges In American camps today, t ho skill of his op- training partners and H. German Catholics. on MOTHER'S DAY. Washington, May French manning the ships treacherous ponents. propagandists in Spain are circulating "Cathedrals destroyed, four; ren- ( From seaB, "over there", in the flame of bat. Splendid tales of ancient chivalry Life.) a document, dealing with what has dered unserviceable, eight; churches Ask Yourself This Question. the under tie, millions of boys and men are en- and modern romance are founded on Forlh from amber sunset,. lieen "accomplished" by the German destroyed, 27; rendered unserviceable, the dome, armies and which would Seem to con- 34. 7,1. listed In. the fight for free- It was war purpling Total, HAVE YOU OPENED A desporate this spit. the first rule of Kho flou.s to me from afar, the angel vict tho Germans out of their own "In I'oland, also, a large number of forever. ' - dom, for all, until the llun broke It..', of dreams and home; mou.hs of many of the charges of military reasons. The figures concern- And beside man is an violation of inurnational cruel theso have not been published. m fighting The Germans destroyed whatever Out from the solemnly sweet warm law, ing yet BANK ACCOUNT? enlisted treat me nt f t prisoners, both of civil, ,"As a result of the stupid stubborn- - mother. for decent shadows that mlrrow light la reputation sportsmanship j ns and the civilian of the in continu. man in and field and reprisal against tiers lielglan people Every camp they may have had in the great Inter- God's priestess, ljut human mother, population in occupied France and ing the struggle after their bloody and on the sea, feels her beside him. Vis- she comes in- glory white. of which tha Germans have final defeat on the the ' national games before the war. Helglum battlefield, or dead, she clothes his dai- Iiecn accused German officers were forced, against Living itors to the Olympic games reported - ( knew! Do The thnit- will to iiunose punishments on ly duties with the eompionship of her that of all the contestants mother, who nhvuys you document claims that 50,000 entered by feel how a head can ache British have been made and many rich individuals and wealthy silent love. To be from the was prisoners A away mother, dlfforent nations, the German When It is How a when admits that 124,806 German prisoners cities. , HANK ACCOUNT to miss gray? heart, All ''' protects your money, her "little numeless. the poorest loser. He could never worn of the world. ...in break'' ,,t"J" luKE" W me nriusn. ine Warning lo Xcutrnls. acts of kindness and love." Bhake a win- document was. circulated before the "This has contributed the following hands and congratulate Do you know how frightful a life emp- amounts to tho German good business habits, gives you to see no more her beloved face, is ner recent German offensive In Flanders treasury: promotes smilingly when he lost. He never ty hope and sickened, dumb. and these Punishment, 8.7,000,000 pesetas; se- for these a revelation I'icardy began, and figures boys flashing honored a rival he always called That now from your holy rest, as of regarding the Uritisli prisoners refer curity, 13,500,(100 patietas; reprisals, firmer financial standing and credit, conducts of mother's dearness. names. He never oould share a little old, to me you come? lo the total prior to the recent often 15,750,000 pesetas; forced contribu- sire. tions, 4,320,850 pesetas. Total, We hear much of an importance of glory with a man who had helped him affairs in an and systematic man- an morale. O mother, mother of mine, has my "If there arc uny still of pesetas. your orderly army's to win. . thinking "This includes a fine of 15,-00- 0 heed of you the veil? siding with the allies, let them take amount fi- Mothers are its chief sourer. To In of tho Hun's well known pierced pesetas imposed on the Alsatian a record of spite As you came to the child, do warning from the fate ot others,'' says ner, furnishes permanent your most men mother's will and wisdom defect in most grieving the Cap.ain who insist on speaking the the Important quality you come from behind Ihe pale warning. was is French language and refuse to study the first and mother's 0f several night-lamp- It in the form of a Ml nL-ll- authority, the sportsman, great Ger. Starlight instead of the ? circular, which tlitt II lif ifrtiiin hi Lrn Thesn nancial transactions,- provides indispensible is re- - recites the amount of in li;t good still the j man booty seized opinion highest, flyers have been given military For lo, trouble cease, I I , statistics arc a most to the my :i u I, iitlirt, ,,, tli, ..... ,.r warning ward. Facing the most serious deci- - burial by French and English knights And hope has comiuered despair, and ' neutral countries. adds comfort, convenience chnn.hl,H Hm,lKC,, uestroved. the are still of receipts, prestige, sion of life, before a future mysterious of the sky. after long strife is peace! "if there any thinking lmK,y wruMK from;, the stricken in aiding the allies, lei them take warn- bus.-- , and dangerous, they turn groping to; After the war, the flying game will habitants, and, finally, the deliberate and is one of the foundation stones for X K AHOl'T THIS. ing from the fate of the others." that first and dearest Judge. be world-spor- t. must Till mistreatment of English prisoners of the great It thrill war. in connection with claims of the ex J "Mother would ashamed if 1 (Exchange.) tent of German le the heart of every American lover of A schoolmaster territory occupied by ness success. - certain competent Is failed in- duty or courage. Mother fair to know that American avia- Authenticity Established. troops the following footnote appears: play whu has been leaching a certain rural' German have flooded "When it is held the Germans' thinks it's the for ine toj like propagandists that right thing tors, Hall and Rickenbachor, are school for a number of years, makes Spain witth this document in have occupied 'no English printed territory, hn.-- is IVrsomil Service and wllliiiiily go and I can depend on mother!'' already fixing the standards of tho this statement: Spanish and copies have come into and, on tho contrary, they have lost all It Is on a of To have won, by love, courage, and sport to accord with the finest tradi- "Absolutely, I am through, I am the hands of the srate department. their African colonies amounting to rendered that this bank invilcs your account. such a reward of trust done. I love to teach school, but 1 Extracts from the document were some 3,000,000 square kilometers, it; tions of English speaking people. made bo to" can't afford it more. I am public by the state department must remembered that the English,! and faith from a son, and be able any paid in tills form: to the declaration of $500 a and I can't live on It. 1 according their; to give that eon, so fine a creation, '.'I notice," a school teach, year "The state received ministers, arc not intending to secure postcards am going in debt. I've got to get a department has Citizens Bank, of to the service of an ideal still finer er, "that the of a copy oT a circular which is being any extension of the Hritlsh empire;! The . Albuquerque Society College Teach, Job where there's any chance to earn that have the that Is the crown of life to war. in a In dis- distributed by German, propagandists they entered struggle! crs, meeting Columbus, more money." in forth' with only the aim of helping the Hel-- ; "The Bank of Personal Service" mothers. . Spain, seiting claims us to cussed the question, 'What 'Can Re "Why don't you strike them for a what has lieen the gians. That is to say, the English To accomplished by Vision that son, her little boy, Done to Relieve Wartime Shortage of raise?" he was asked. "All salaried j Gorman armies. The of have practically pledged themselvetj authenticity to return the beyond her care, beset with nameless teachers?' A great deal could be people are getting more pay. Can't the document as being of Gorman ori- German colonies after: gin has been established. the war in exchange for the cvacua.i dangers, sad with a loneliness un- done to relieve my by In- your school authorities understand Hon shortage to "The circular, which is". in und indemnification of Helgium. speakable, his dear body torn and my - yiat they, too, will. have pay more, ' Spanish, The Germans, aro to re. creasing salary.'' will stales: therefore,, broken in the very hour of his supreme or their best teachers null?" cover all that they have lost in Af- He smiled a "Besides :m Untold amount of war ' " preme service that is the and little, wearily. rica;" nightly HEI.l FROM NORWAY. "My trusteo thinks I am material captured on the battlefield, Roast of cross of war getting the Germans have taken of 'rneltics. dally for mothers. enough. His only idea la to save mon- possession It is claimed in this document that . incalculable booty in Franco und Hel- And yet The kaiser is consistent in his vil- ey, to see how he more than 50,000 Itritish have been economically tan glum, including high-grad- e watches, We sometimes think of battlefields, lainies, and he will now havo to blow administer school affairs. There's no 417; made prisoners, and in this connection average watches, 5,016; under the is and with crim- Chance of a increase. So wear, IS,07:J; following statement made: ghastly still, drenched up Norway's passenger ships, trade getting salary embroideries and worn. "Although to these the son I ens handkeicicfs, umbrellas figures Eng- dew after the hurricane of shell ships; ferries, hospitals and maternity quit." 15,132; lish oppose 124,K06 German prisoners Do you suppose tho teacher in your an'i parasols, 3.700: silver snoons. is past as symbols of pain and agony homes, for Norway has just concluded l.soii; bottles of taken by them on tho western front, it district has something like tills run. champagne, 523.000. must ho remembered the incarnate but the vision is not whol- a trade treaty with America which, if i nese figures show a increase English nlng through his mind or hers? over large treat their prisoners with notable ly true. How could il. be, when in nnything could, would Justify the! those of th0 campaign against kindness Chances are! France in I S70-7- (blandura notaria), while the blessed stillness there bends lo strafe business to the limit. And a offi- the. regime imposed on the whether you are school (itMiil-heaite- tl English d af.rinniiN." the is the age-ol- ministry, the shining 1'ndcr this new commercial treaty cial or merely a patron of tho school prisoners by Germans one of l.clgium, besides liiunv art extreme rigor; so that the Germans, spirit, the healing love of every Norway can get from America' neces-r.ar- y you have influence. We think you'll treasures, they have confiscated old with a small number of prisoners, mother whoso son lies broken there? supplies provided that no goods find the question of a good, liberal paintings valued at .3,000,000 pesetas. have secured much Due to a superior moral Not for an Instant is the forwarded with the aid of American boost in the teacher's salary worth the treachery of Cardinal effect. Besides, to the 2,2(14 officers struggling Mi'rcicr and who did kal-se- thinking over. other priests,' und 51,325 soldiers must be man deserted by the love from whom bunker coal get to the r Nor. added the their ul most lo stir .up the priests several thousand English he sprung. In the hour of way, on her is to furnish ni- tne good-nature- d sol- prisoners crucifixion, part, INTERNED SWITZERLAND. against Oerlnan that have died In conscquonce of dis- mr 'Hi wherein, like his Master, he dies that trates, ores and ninny other neces- diers, (hey were forced to teach a ease, scanty food other "1'oor Switzerland Is not very jjiiy severe to and accidents men al- lesson the Belgian and in German might have life, and have It more saries of war to America ami hor these days," writes Albert Frapwell concentration camps." fcl fa abundantly, is the encompassing love lies and, as America doesn't need in Everybody's for May. IJiJ of his mother, her the these- not in tho the trou- giving spirit at things, they'll go to England! .."Though war, malncd and small clutrfps of bushes South lloslon for Lynn, and hired a birth of hla rouI as she and gh's of a nation at war are to some and old tie'es gave her flesh France. broken that had stood cottage with a bit of backyard, the In hers. Coal is so near ' dis- the lorlli of his body. Our view of perfect neutrality has CJftent very short their lines had completely first' thing he did was to back What if Your Should Fail ? Short that the hotelH cannot allow There hurry Spark been somewhat mussed up by events appeared. was nothing bui to the Hub of the Universe and pur- have on Satur- p In this war, but we giieats'to baths except heaped-u- earth und smoldering em. chase a "Divil a of THE DAY. can't help fooling rooms ure monkey. wurrd" to do but tho days. Tho poorly heated. bcrs anywhere within un area of 400 his scheme would he disclose to his If the, spark fails there's nothing that Norwegian , hub a neutrality All offices must close at 4:30 or be or sot) yards, in of my ex- old for It will some day do you real sort of Tower of Pisa spite past cronies in Boston. Hut afterward phone help. inclination liable to n fine of 500 francs. Ger- periences, l had a momentary feel- he let out: ize It.' On soin- - one glorious dav the And we're glad of it. is can Worse the is the annoyance right many the only country that ing of depression as having been In '"Twas like this: I chained the than expense oncniy will cry "Kamarad!" in good any coal, she offers it all a loss both avoidable. supply ad way responsible for the frightful monk to a s.hlck in me yair-rr- und the of time easily rurnest, and there, will be ' With due we bound in red a havoc. War is feel-- , peace. respect suggest that up tape, demanding war and such a the coal thrains do bo passin' all the facts and the return in food and to does not days We can show you how to get at Picture that day. The crowds in man who starts two tunnels from subscriptions Ing last very long.- In a few fcrenlnst, and on iv'ry cairr do be a her loans. She 'If you. give seconds avoid the of a "dead" engine and a the streets are going about thoir busi- opposite sides of mountain and far says:. my men were laughing below '.jrukeman. In 'ono waik, begorra, I had danger the allies food or lumber we will and I was my tow back home. ness, the Ited Cross rooms are hum- makes both ends meet shows ; no any gleefully informing two tons of coal in me cellar, and the close factories und freeze yeur gunners of the success work. ming with the work, the thousand war greater skill than the woman who your of their monk never wanst hit." Threaded homes.' Oil the other hand, the allies With a of hs In the Still Better Willard with activities arc full lakes the old and tine sens" humor, Just grinding at speed, man's salary makes days:. 'IT you don't Us with the smoke cleared tho bom- Rubber Insulation there's more starting ca- both supply away after PHCSSIAX ( OXCEITIOX IU'TV. every mother and father is facing the ends meet. What you can, wo won't give you any- one of Of and better light- bardment, my boys coined a "b'ield jMarshry Haron V'tin pacity, more sparking ability morning with a heart braced for loss, We are most that Amer- war-phra- Ier thing.' happy that lives in the trenches Boltz, tho old pasha." according to ing than ever before and besides that it is the ever citizen ,s at his of serv-Ic- i ica ga-v- and corn without any loyal post s see: wheat today, when be exclaimed, "Gosh, Brand Whitlock in Everybody's for with the "Bone principle and r let in return." there must be only battery Dry" suddenly the news! request a war on!" May, "came to Pelglum announcing is absolute assurance of getting a The crowded avenues turn while: "Freedom, For All Forever!" the doctrine, amaxing in our western that your MESSIXES A new as the left the Let all up down And while our boys aro and SANGIIXARY RIDGE, CHECK OX SEDITIOt S PENS. eyes, that "tho jnmishm'ent for hostile battery as day it factory. and. .their length they fighting Charles acts wc - (Captain Dolphin.) tThotnas p, falls not only on the but us tell about it. hayc blossomed white with the arc buying bonds with nils glori- ' Logan.) guilty you open The .icene as the shells crashed to A new government has come into on tho innocent as well. have ous cry in our mouths, shall the tolo- - newspapers that magically tho ground jvas one of the most awe. existem e in the lust few months. Its "For forty years the writers and er- cprung into everyonr's tuitldretirhed (frspli employes hav the. right to Umpiring aiVj dramatic I ever saw activities are directed the ex- thinkers of Germany had been ut against work Auto . rands. Everv hotly in the. longj ttanlso for what they believe is their during my eleven months' experience ploitation of sedition In the press of upon this theory. McCloskey Company own If. "I'"oi these doctrines stopped atream of humanity holds a good? the trenches. This terrific blast the L nited States. This bureau, oper, forty years . "Willard Battery Service Station." , We were dinned into the German ear; Storage ( or , reads his can guets "how the kaiser would coming out of a perfectly tranquil sky! ating under the direction of tho 408-41- tiowgpaper neighbor's; post pamphleteers. . novelists, 0 West Hiiuwcr. How will was simply The enemy master a close on soldiers, Phone 846. Copper. everybody knows everybody... shares President Wilson's appalling. general, keeps tab statesmen scientists, professors, national war board lines for 100 or 2U0 yards were bathed foreign-languag- e und with everybody; strango hands clasp, labor answer? It publications and pastors, all preached - . In flame and Smoke, in slowly rising those printed In but suspect- v. firange eyes, meeting, overflow; and must lis a kaiser or a AVilson answer. English, them. The army became the avatar r Columns, reached hundreds of feet ed of disloyalty. Whenever the post-offic- e of the man In va is one not state.. Every is the there Just thought, triumph, into the air. Sections of trees and a cer- Cook now department decides that army, and there is but one law, ono nor democracy, but "Those boys county, III., Juries have and were tain ' of- - . . . . sandbags flying through publication is a deliberate duty, one principle one religion JJioso vi(uuii.-- J -- seven women o; Bpod boys they can comej iwcm. air and crashing Into our lines. Many fender it is barred from . the United obey. The private obeys the corporal, home!" And the second thousht will! murder the last .twelve years. Cook of our own men were Injured by the States mail. If this step is not suffi- the corparl obeys the-- sergeant, the be, "We've done i;, we've put II county seems to foel that women havo falling deUls. The roar anil the con- cient, the affair passes into the hands sergenat obeys the lieutenant, the lieu- tenant no on through!" equal rights under "the unwritten cussion were stupefying. of the department of Justice;.. It Is the captain, and up the law." a very few minutes the enemy a significant fact worst of. scaffolding of the mounting grades, And then, utanding there, they be. ''In that.4he until all nil all trenches were obscured and observa- ffnders ure not German' newspapers., power, authority, priv- glfl to sin;.:', the nun with bared heads; ilege, Is vested finally in the generals, tion was no longer possible. It was but those printed In English by repre- they send up such a song as the skies Jesse Livermore, a Wall street op- of the and the general half an hour after our strafing the sentatives of the socialistic anarchisti- staff. exist to have never heard since time was erator who' created a great deal of drift- Pastors only assure I 5 Bodies before the smoke slowly c, pacifist und I. W. elements. stock V, them of the approval of the Teutonic S. " " "Glory, glory, hallelujah!" "PralBe talk by selling large holdings, ed The re- away. v sight my telescope God, professors to write learned Justi- God. from whom all blessings; flow!" says he sold because he has acute in. vealed was certainly impressive. Not AV EVE to' BVSIXESS. fications of their crimes, and scientists - The melting pot ig a stow process digestion., Whut'e in a name? ... a vestige; of the enemy's trenches re- When Mike Flaherty, abandoned to Invent new methods ot destruction." 1

Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918. THREE

If Tio Asip a Warn! Tell Eli TlrOTiSa dk 101MW J11ML CLASSHHEID)' PROFESSIONAL CARDS. FOl SALE HAD YOU XOTICl'D? A Good Line of The $3200. adobe, pebble dashed, great improvement north of RANGKS, RUGS. SHADES. ATTORNEY TODiS is Central Avenue and just this side LINOI.KL'MS, KL'RNITl'HiS, ETC. modern, three' good porches, Some rimht. An III large bargain JOHN W. WILSON cemented cellar, fruit and shade with the I'niversity. This is nu of the New anil Second llmu! modern house large sleeping choicest Albutier-qu- e Attemtur 4th ward. very spots around We want to what you have IT CMTOONET trees, lot 150x120: uorches, fine Int. trees and shrub- can buy Rooms U, gad II, Cromwell IMMlag $5000. brick bun- and you still buy lots to sell Phone U7 bery, good locution. Present owner is for $300 and $350. Water and sewer white stucco finish, beauti-lull- y CO. galow, living in house ami taking in $t!) pur in street. it STAR FI KXITI IIK HODJtk UODKt bull-i- n features. the Better nut put off finished, month from rental of rooms. e will now Is to on 118 West Oold Atterswri at Imw n concrete the time get in the Suite I, Law glassed-i- sleeping porch, lof it for a short time for $3,000. U floor. Library Unllglnt HIlHt'Illt'lll H1IU u. fr ground 5,111157, luiunir, want an investment, yuu hud bet- three-roo- RULED BY Ave. you RKNT Swell niXTIsTI BULLS Silver ter get busy and see, $4000. 22 acre ranch, 3 miles north furnished Bungalow, $5.u0. FOR SALE Miscellaneous. UK. J. K. KKAl T house outbuild- Dental of town, good and & FOR .?A I.E eU oOc bu Snrgrmi THMTON CO. (i",.d potatoes at Rooms Rarnett Building Phone Ut ings, all under cultivation, young Plu lie 14 s. A, MMh THIRD & GOLD. Apiiointments Made by Mail orchard. L C. FOR" SALE Saddle and liiKllc, i:..ou New Loan Bonds De brick, city water. In REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE, Pho lie J I - J b. w. Liberty $1600. LOANS. I'Ol'NTKY 1IOMK copr side toilet,, electric lights, new .lust out side City, about uvres fn cul- Fl)ll SAI.KA Rood Kemiumon , Dearlsl 2.16 W. Gold. Thone 130. Rooms 1 Mellnt cline From Friday's Low floors, newly papered and painted; tivated land, trees, small fruit, verv Tall Nu. 7; very clieti. 521 Wi si tller. Bmlldlag l'uur-roo- ' house, for only S.'.ti.Mt; part terms -- ivfllle H'e near easy terms. FOK S.VLE Plnto anf. beans at PHYSICIANS .TT shops; To house and 1SS7-- RCBOKONI Quotations; Older Issues rent, sleeping per pound. Phone 219 North Fifth. ; $2,500 frame, modern, large LOST. furnished, r.'l.so. cement block garage, barn and Full SALE Early and lute cabt,ae plants; Itt. MA KG A II FT O. TAKTWUKiHT Show Decided Heaviness, K. Me 4IU West New York. Phone Praellce imited In Women's Chll- - shade; 4th. bun a and MtillAX, :lc hundred. l mad other outbuildings, LUST A knitting uitu sweater 20N0. West 907. 210 West Gold Avenue. ilren's Diseasee ward. other things, on t'tnual. Itewald. I'hone 1123 E. Central 571, N. l'O R HALE-- A .Mo,,l e r and .oie Hum. Phone Albuquerque, if. m modern, hot Phone 1L1W-- Ileal, tlV MORNIN JOURNAL lesciAI. $4,400. brick, , bone Jo South High. I'hone LIMIO WIBSI lot 4th. in" phrey grinder. OHM. water beat, 76x142, J,UST post office, lady's K"ld I'ing, aet 2I5I.J. Til I.I. BAIUS New, 11. II York, .May The stock with 3 rubles and pearls. Liberal reward Praollre Llrnlte to Xea askl Ward. FOR K l,',"tli,-".sliie. Era, Bar, ir.arliet ended an week for return to thla office. RENTRoomg. I"Ull"S VI. two holes ,iel TUEOAT extremely busy Tiioilcr I'Mt'tl months. ns It on a en- and lltiee liaiKuiu Offloe Hours- 10 to Hi I M I began wave of bullish A. FHJEESCEIEK Korlli. - W. thusiasm which FOR RENT I'lo.ne i:ij:i State National Bank Bnllilag earried numerous V H Dwellings. 3 rooms with pri- -- must sell SMAGGtB Ral Estate, Insurance, Loam l'OIt IlKXT housekeeping Foil SALE Owner leaiing lily I)K. SARAH COKF.H. spocial issues to levels of the MS North Fourth. 'first-clas- s will sac- highest 111 South Fourth Street North. vate bath. strictly plaser piano; Practice Limited to CMIdreo. year. . MS. ro.o i with rifice for cash. Phone Office Rooms 1 and 8. FOU KENT Four-t'oo- in, .Ii ru house turn, l'OH ItKNT Furnished sleeplua Wright Bllg. .There were some 113.00. 00 North Se, ond. I'hone t0t. FOU SA LE force and Fourth and Gold. 1 offsetting features, Ished or unfurnished. 'alt mornings u poreh. Upright pomp putup such as RENT-TEN- Jack. Phone ur call 1321 North Sec. Hours 3 p. m. to I p. m. the relative heaviness of rails FOR TS, 103 North Second. FOR KENT Hooms a m wees.; ath, ll..J, over Oolden Rule store ond. Residence Phone 1076. - Office Phone HU and coppers, but these were more ru in furnished bunga-Kitt- steam heat! Bo sick! FOR It Ii N RENT-Sewi- New 10x12 Wall Tents, by week, no FOR SALE OR ng machine. Ex- than overbalanced the in low In ward, electrlo llghta FOH KENT Modern furnished rooms; by strength month or season. Telephone 769.' Fourth pert repairing and adjusting. Phono ORO all .other quarters of the list. JJetr hardwood floors, trees. Ph ne 1028, sick; running water. fJX6 West Central. DR. IDA U IT. furnished FOH ItKNT Cool, clean, outside rooms and Osteopnthl PhyslelaB. ;UnltcT States Steel asain in the Ftllt KENT Attractively FOR SALE new k Honrs 10 to 6. Suite 6. Woolworth In every basement lilo Grande, 619 West Central Brand Building. house,, modern detail, apartments, Box SI care urnce rnona into. IH. forefront, advancing from Its low of 'est rati le to Phone 1151. attachment for Addresa Residence Phone HELP WANTED. stenin heat, porches, tuns". s- 10Ti to a lease de - Journal. 1094, within small frac- lation. close In. Will rent .,r to UHANO CENTRAL BOTRu-Roo- ms by day, tion, of its current maximum, closintt TWO DEAD, THREE Mule. slrable tenunt. financially responsible. 31; week or month; steam heat and bath; rea- FOR SAI.E-Bcaut- lful upright piano, wal- W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. orth SlxtllI'hone 2043. nut case, almost new, $123 cash. Care of virtually at its best. Sales sonable rates, - 550,000 WANTED (iiiod milker. Phone 420. town for sum- box 28. Journal. Irnctli,e Limited to ; er. FOK RENT Party leaunt: rurnTahcd shares. i'OIt IIKNT Nicely kmm, pleas- A GEXITO-VRIXAR- Y WANTED AM round-bak- I'ulTman Cafe. mer will rent two furnished bedrooms, FOR-S- LE-O- W ner leaving must sell D1SE2SES AX0 land ant location, close In, no elek, no children. city The new use of house- first-clas- s Liberty 4',; per cent bonds and lutrlor with 1M4-- will sac- EDDelhcry Pharm- sleeping porch Phone 605 West Fruit. strictly player piano; DISEASES OP THE SKIN continued to fall, declining from Frl-day- I! keeping privileges, also unfurn. rifice lor cash. Phone 106. HURT acy. 7tr, house- low of ished bungalow. Call West TIJeraa 1H)H ItKNT Furnished rooms and SALIC MOXE 886. $98.40 to $S.20. Of the A milker." Ketvniek Dalrj FOR New tlooiirkh sewing machine, older-Libert- w7NTEi good apartments: new modern house; t plume keeping cabinet Looks like and can be Citizens issues the first 4's 1Ki2 North Fourlh. no sick. L'15 Seventh. style. Bank Rltlg. AJbuquerqn South. Nortry used as desk. 423 West Coal. equalled the low at $95 4. the class barber. El Barber writing year's WANTED First. FOK KENT outside rooms fTTr" sfXTE-O- second M. FOR RENT One fuInlsh-(- t,,ur-rHi- house, Nicely furntstea ue Pause be aTFbTTsh. one 4's also showing heaviness. Shop. C.nllup, N. the week or also furnished room MAftSEUSKS. Total bond DULL FRIDAY 403 Houeh Seventh. Apply at 214 West 0ild. by month; pressure guage, hose and copy of $100.00 sales $3,750,-00- Wa'ntED Waiter aiiiuona to learn. for Klit housekeeping. Elms Hotel, corner worth 125.00. Win. R. MRS. M. , (par value), . of, patterns, Marsh, E. MUNHK.I.L Sanitarium. lligluanfwi. First and Tljet-as- care Woolworths. Maaaeiisa An Los V. M. C. A. AUU ht. Chiropody, actual loan increase of about WHITE Angeles FtR RENT Deslrahle modern FonHE.VT-I.ig- airy, front bed room; S A LOON K EE P E lfst tleul ion -- If you hav manicuring, all kinds of hatha, 2139-- electrlo $ 98,000,000 and an more School. Train for servl, furnished cottage. Phone also sleeping porch with dressing room merchandise stored In ilovernment Ware treatment, shampooing and aoalg expansion of tunc bath. .No sick. 219 North Fifth. treatment at your home. Phone Hli-- in UKKKKKt'BHS $ weekly, .pare FOU RENT modern fur- adjoining houses communlciito with llox .r,ti8, Des than, $65,000,000 excess reserves apattmeiit. " 1M7-- His Information tire. Spiegel's, ai Broadway 12.19-- Phone ptalnes, Illinois. were ,1 Bruce Cooper and Father nished at 304 North Arno. Phone ho noteworthy features of tlie New York. FOR SALE Between Three-roo- furnished South. flveand six hundred FOR weekly bank statement. collector with ear. FOR RENT cottage. Oords 'lion SALELivestock Killed in Gun With WANTED Salesman and S17 itiai-J- . p. and cedar wood, will sell all Fight 450 Inquire South Broadway. Phone or Closing; prices: (Jood proposition to right man. Phono TT FOH ItKNT Rooms f,,r light housekeeping. part. Address Romero Mercantile Co., FOR-irET- Two-room with i'RAtEonCdTuiyw American U, in for appointment. house furnished ;I5 West Silver. Ijis Vegas, .V. M. Phone 24IJ F.3. Beet Sugar 74 Deputy S. Marshals month. 728 East ISO; and sleeplug'porches; fll per FOR KALK-lirc- up, American Can 45 V, WANTED Woman cook. carpenter FOR RENT Nicely furnished housekeeping three city broke delivery" FOR SALE Good 110 Santa Fe. teaiit"muleiT?oTl3 laborers. South XT reasonable. I'hone 1773. horses, and two set wltii South Arno. American Smcltin & 81 Western Socorro County, Employment Agency, rooms, single harness, nefiniiif Third. Phone 864. FOU-RK- Three roomj furnished house collars; also two bakery delivery wagons, FOR SALE I,, liens' 2 Hot-stei- American Zinc 98 with sleeping porch. $1100 month. Water FOR KENT Large, clean fooras. tho latter at own lining also year WANTED laborers for track laying, good 400 your price. Erwuod Dak. heifer. I 4c:i 622 South Walter. Call eveninrs. South Seventh. 122 West hog. North Edith. Phont Anaconda Copper 67 wages, good board, steady work. Apply paid. ery. silver. 1JI4.W. (FECIAL DISPATCH TO MORNING JOURNAUl Furnished FOR HKNT-Furn;s- ne- West 111- - Atchison . , . Arlsona. FOR BBNT cottage, modern, m, , Apache Railway, Holbrook, no no ROOF PAINT FOR BALE - lli 84i Magdalena, N. M., May 11. As a YS S rooms, Rlawted porches; t:nlv. ear lines. ver; sick, children. X ling stock steel gray Olant Baltimore & Ohio . 53 unnec- per gallon. Roofs under our car 4 t Experience 5S1, 1.VJ4 Kast Central. will Rabbits: mouths old. 901 result of a pistol duel about fourteen from Phone or call mornings FOIl. KENT Two lavgo housekeeping loom Improve from to Inquire & , . essary. Suitable Ideas wanted any year year. We can on South John. ,nutte Superior 18 2 well furnished. 713 West put miles from Iteservo, some ninety-fiv- e one at each. Details Free. Pro FOR RENT Furnished cottage; room poreh Copper. a new roof that win last as long as the California Petroleum . , , . i FOR SALETwo burros. femaia n ducers 200 St. Louis. and bath, electric lights, glass encloae IS N r n s h butlillng. The Maniano Co. 1502-- alsoona miles west of Magdalena, two men League. Mll'n TKu Phone 10 Canadian . 1113 South Phom 6"9 Oold. HO blood hound, months old; alx grey Pacific 146'4 MEN 17 to 4,",. sleeping porch, High. porch In private family. West South Walnut. ' are dead and three wounded. The Age Experience unnecessary hound puppies. 3 months old; 1 work horse. Central Leather . 67 Travel; make secret Investigat Ions, report. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light EH1B carbon roof and root C. W. battle occurred afternoon, but FOR summer paint cement Hunter. City Hall. Chesapeake & Ohio . 58 Friday Salaries; expenses. American Foreign De For months moderi housekeeping; coat stoves aid gas atops leaks: lasts five yeara. Usa Devoa r,00 St. well four-roo- news of the affair did not reach here tective Agency. Louis. Kicatcd heatitlfuUy furnished South tiecond. ready floor Jap-a-la- TUB RIO OHANDB DUROO HOQ OO. of Chicago, Mit., & St. Paul. . 41?4 paint, paint, Valapar, until WANTED A good mechanic once. bungalow; lawn anil shade trees; tbre cold water kalsomlne. and be Albuquerque, N. M can supply at .all . . today. at Stoadj Pull rooms am satisfied. Clilnb Copper .. . 42 enclosed rental J4.VH0 per month Thos. 40S lira is bred sows, on larRe ranch for a porches; no Cray-ston- P Keleher, W. Central. 410. bred gilts, herd hoars anil Full particulars are lacking, but position good ga: 111 North housekeeping nparttnellt. siik. Phone at Cplorado Fuel & iron . 43 engine man. Ideal living conditions. Must bi Itooins. West Hold young stuff moderate price. We have from the 'information available it Ftui :'s the best In the U. 8. 400 '. Buber RliNT Near new four.roon REMT-Furnls- A., pounder la Crucible steel . 69 clean fellow. Apply liumeriiatel university, FOR nea non Dia FOR S seems, that Forest Simmons brick bungalow, modern and furn- enough and Eggs seven months. Get the kind that para Free Cuba Cane . 32 Hungers stating whrm expected, experience nicely for two; fire windows; smaller rooms; ALEPoultry on Sugar Box 4S t ished, two In room FPU SALE Information how to raise hogs for profit. and both United State: and references. Journal. porches, glassed sleeping 904 South Third. Homer I'hone 1111 Krl . . 15 Cftrajo, deputy Also three-roo- housekeeping. pigeons. ;32. Offlee Routh Third. Phone 1M. nicely furnished house ol fiALK went out to the East up- Navajo Jl, A. L Mada; Great TSforthern Ore Ctfs. . marshals, Cooper Female. Santa Fe. t'all 224 North S.vcaim.re Foil KENT Furnished for housekeeping u egga 30', er In ohlcka, nuf said. L. . serve on llrucc for'th'e-sum-m- stairs rooms modern house, $8 110 Thomaa, Ilf Kaat ranch to a warrant WAN'I KL Chambermaid. Cen- FOR RENT Attractive "iroriie" and Raseldlne. FOR RENT Great Northern, pfd Mis Apply tiraud per month. room with li wlnduwa. 616 West Apartments. lie and fired the first to desirable tenant. New five-roo- 54 Cooper, resisted tral Hotel. Coal. FOR SALE FOR ItENT-Kurnlsh- ed, Inspiration. Copper brick bungalow on East Sliver Brown leghorn and R. I. seTtTng appartmenu from shot at Simmons, wounding him. WXTKIIToudlieaintress7lVis"Ve completely eggs f 1.00 13, 116 up t 1104 North Second. Int. Mer. Marine Pfd. Ctfs 93 furnished. FOU T- S JO prlae strain, for Robinson, Old as- r,0C. Large screend front porch and UKN- .U South" Third, idle sillti Town, Cooper's father came to his son's Phone Phone aT. FOR RENT-3-roo- ir.s Konnccott Copper 31"; glassed sleeping porch. Uarage. Phone 1797. of li large ground floor front rooms. Furn- and bath. Stern TV'AXTK n saleswomen. Ap- FOR A 287 1497-- lulsville & Nashville 114 sistance, and at that juncture C'arajo Ex'pertonce'd ished for light housekeeping; also one suite SALE few Turkey egga from eitra Apartments. Phone or Rankin fired and killed both Bruce ply at The Economist. General. rooms. No sick; no children. fancy range bred big Bronze turkeys. Price A Co. . Mexican Petroleum 98 Cooper upstairs eacrr. w. woman housework: li Two-roo- FEE. I and his father. During the fusillade WANTKD i.irj or for FOR RKNT "furnished FOR RENT Three or Tour room apartments,' Miami Copper no 2412-F.- cottage FOR BALB-- C. ;sVj country: washing. Phone with Highlands. S. WrntTIeghorn modern, no sick. ) South Missouri Vs Homer Cooper, a younger son, came sleeping porch, by June 1st. D. li., babf First. Inquire Pacific 22 care Journal. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. HI n, ntcnln Boi 111 Phone Savor hntel. out of the house and he was shot at WANT geiieralhnusework, iouth ITW Montana Power 67 Apply 718 West Central. FOR Walter. Phone Wi. Oentry's Poultry Ranch. FOR RENT -- stay nights. HUN- T- Modern ' Furnished flat and wounded one of the houses. rooms" " FOK HALE iu,1eru New Tork Central 72 seriously by WOMAN Fur housework; no aook-In- Close In; some furnished. W. H. FUR ItKNT Furnished room. IHl 'Soutl. Egs for"hal'ching7"TrB,rugh Also flat. 4116 North Third. general McMllllon hred 8. C. It. I. Apply Northern Pacific 80 '2 range's, t'arajo also was wounded Address Box Itt, Albuquerque. 20r, West Gold. Waller. Phone JUT:'. tteds and B. P. Rocks. 3l3Solh First. Red Poultry Yds., 413 W. . 14H3W 3 7i, during the battle. WA.NTElV A ilousevvor. FOR $50 Atlantic, Ph. FOR KENT - I'no-- i n Pennsylvania good girl for light r.ENT per ntonUi. Meal modern FOR RENT Three front rooms; housekeep- Full furnished. Electric worn came Mere morn and take care of children. r,02 South Arno Summer home on Pecos two tmU East Central. Minorca Hull! and ttater pnld. !.',. N children or May Consolidated Copper 25 early this river, miles ing. chicks six weeks hob VVANTRU (Sill for r aT h ou se w or It A beyond Valley Kauch. Five rooms, furnished old; Rhode Island chirks sick, North Heconil. Phone (101. Reading 86 ing that Dis. McCreary and Parvis, gene FOU KK.VT Housekeeping rooms; large two to five months old. Mrs. John Lu 001 for housekeeping. Address V, Al- Carver strain. I'hone FOR RENTThree and four-roo- furnished & accompanied by an officer, left Im- mornings. Clarke, George 110 South Walnut. 2233. Republic Iron Steel 87 West Ronia. bright, Valley Itanch, N. M. sleeping porch. apartments, modern, no slc!f. 200 block for the scene the kill- -- FOR SALE Southern Pacific 85 mediately of WANTED- for FOR RENT Room furnished for housekeep- "Layer and rarer" Whit I,eg-hor- n South Sixth. Inquire Savoy Hotel. 8 Competent girl general 410 baby chicks, 111 fer 100, 19.60 Tliree-roon- Southern Railway . , ...... 22-- ing. housework; good wages. 1505 East Silver, ing; sleeping porch, South Edith. for 60, II FtMt iTENT- - i with i-' ight for 26, Tott's Poultry nanK D n ,M upiirtmcllt, Phons 21.T1.W. Ffft- ilF.ff-FT,?--l- nicely" ' K,rch. coal Texas Company 150 yATEpM.elIaneoug". housekeeping oltyt phone 1777. "' sleeping and gaa ranges. 41! 12R0. 614 West Call Union U WANTED for house- WAXTKI ftag'rug weaving, Phone furnished rooms and sleeping porches. Muniiiette. after I week days. Pacific 123 Competent girl general A1'K-- ""' li- tfouth Arno. , 1',,U '' L Reds I.i'nTu 100J-U- IS Heaviness work. Must stay, nights. Good wages. house cleaning and Job work of WeTtCentral. IJ,: 8. Industrial Alcohol. 130 of Liberty Honds, includ- an? Ekks lor ; Phone 10.10. 1'ilu Knst Silver. Kind, rnone ml. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms 'for hatching. After June l The finest. m"dcrn house In the 5 ring pierson. light will sell T,0 apartment United States 109 ing the 4V's nt a discount of 14-- fine hens. Hook l steel with 3?1 . breeding you state. For well only. Phone !25. WANTED Competent girl nr woman for WANTKLl Couple and baby desli-- first-llo- housekeeping, sleeping porch. "rder,url-- c. p 2.10 people If Utah Copper IWr cent, was without appreciable ef- to South Walter. Hay. North High'. none vacant get on the waiting list, J. D. housework, good wages right party. Ap- class board and room. Journal. -- fect in the Investment market. Ital- In9 South FOR SALE .Ml or anv nunilu-r- . 7.1 tli.o- Eakln, Prop. ply mornings. Fourteenth. BAlfnBlt When' , FOR KENT Two furnlHlred robins and sleep- youVant barber phone ' oughbrod S C. White Leghorn laving CHICAGO ian rates at the new low of 9.01 and 019 224 South lets. 2HI1 pi, UOAIU) OF THADE. K7 or call Kast Lewis. ItaKor honed. ing porch, gentlemen preferrod. Also chicks, two t (hive week, GIRL or Woman for housework. Waller, i'hone 167J. W' M' the strength of Swiss remittances were Big wages. WANTEfj (0,0u0 by the Southwestern ','J' - t (iranlte. Phon. 109 South Fourteenth. ' saks, 11. the in 1 v. Chicago, May Announcement confusing developments the Junk Co., at dnce. Will pay to J cents General. J I FOR SAI.B-- 3 Ford cars, Kuuure Deal Garage eaeh. Phone 619. the food administration flour foreign exchange market. I'M Corner Copped and Fourth. by that TELEGRAPH T FOK KENT in ished room. Modern home, PERSONAL. substitutes must 10c Stenography, boekkeeplug. WANTED To buy from one to threo poo! summer. FOU SALE Ford sell below wheat Board, room, tutlon may be earned. Cata- with board; desirable place for touring car: cash or pay- tables: elate size and price In first letter. 1315. iiiiBiness niiin. north $;:ii otio ments. Burton Keller. Phone 1292-- cost had a depressing influence today CHICAGO MIODlCi;. log free. Uackay Business Lo An- Pione itrjiuir.ii College, Elite Harbei Shop, Iiemlng, .V. M. Would niarrv. N Box 3.,, U,ugue. Toledo on tho corn market. as re- geles. Ohio. FOR SA Saxon roadster In good Largely a CASH PHICB 1 1 HIGHEST PAID FOR JUNK condition. Rio (Iramle Industrial School. sult corn closed unsettled, 2 He net Chicago, May Market EARN 25 weekly, spare time, writing for BT For Rent Rooms With Board. MEN well ,Bulter THB SOUTHWESTERN iUNK CO., (let in home. Full parti, uliiri FOR SALE conT lower to Vc advanoe, with unchanged, newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 114 WEST LEAD. PHONE ALSO Room with free record book Forj spceueier type; good May ill. WB FOR KENT and .board with sleeping nnd useful medical dlllon. A. K. 116 Mar- - necessary; details free. Press Syndicate, 737, BUT OLD AUTOS. Ill South receipts: sealed lit- ili.ko, i,.,,...i.- .... Leupuld. South Tale. $1,27 and July $1.4314 to $1.43 4. Kggs Receipts 3,236 oases. t. Louis, Mo. porch. Walter. '. I'hone ljOD-- , Second-han- . .isrSHillVlllf, in. Oats lost to 2c and unchanged. WANTED men's and Soys' FOR RENT-Fr- jnt room wnti' porch," boardT Hie provisions THREE women I DARK VOtrNMWB'R-Farine- FOH SALE Four cars bright capable totravet7 clothes, shoes and underwear. Also trunks 62.1 South r, worth touring thro 32c to 60e. Potatoes 23 'cars Market 925.00 to $50.(10 week. private family. High. ISO.noo. and one Receipts per Weekly advance 619. leoond-lian- d lonely, will Priced and suit cases. Call Chicago furnished close murry. For more par- 'ell. U'hlte Totlco of the fresh measures which unchanged. for traveling expenses. Ooodrlch Drug- Co., JT. FOR RENT Nliely rooms, ticulars address Mr. 2.3a liarage. Fourth and Copper. store, South First first-clas- s Hyde. Minna street, Ml). no slik. board. 703 West Sil- 1 N i Dept. Omaha, Nebr. In, San Francisco. Calif. F0 A I . E wa m e rs 0 30 I fu thj food administration was putting Poultry Alive, unchanged. WANTED 30,000 bags. Pay from 2c to 9c ver. stee, iter, GIRLS lTelli:;L'ncle Thoua-and- s electric five forth to curb high prices of cereals Women, fiam." each. 6o0 tons Iron. from Voi r fi -c- equipment, good tires. Must clerks needed. strap Pay I1IOH class board and sleeping with tihe foretold onsult tin he sold this week, S36 NKW VOHK Experience unnec. to per lb. Patriotic Bt. porch best and be satisfied. Bend dime, ago. cheap. I'hone for rarrio opportunely for the bears at a MOXKY MAKKUT. work. educa- duty. IaiuIs room at summer $35. 636 riouth Amo. demonstration or call 115 ceasary. Easy Common Junk Co., 405 First street. 372. rates, blrlhilata for trial rea linas. Dr. Triplet! Oarage. de- ' South Phone 15IS-- christen, North time when demand for Immediate tion sufficient. American Institute, Llcpt. Phone sen. Ho 7 :l Toledo, Ohio. Third. coarse New York, 11. Mercantile pa- II 1S7, Rochester. N. T. EHHKft renovated In same or new livery of grains was limited. May FOR RKNT Porch rooms and board for MAltrtT at. once If lonelv. write me. and 6 tick. Furniture repaired, tipholaUTod and or five 212 Oats duplicated the weakness of corn. per, four and six months, per cent; WANTEDExperlenced salesladies fur out four men, healthseekrs, North I will send you hundreds of descriptions; town and ladlet reflnlshed, Springs restretched. Satisfaction Phone M22. 11.000 ( About tho business 00 bills, 4.72 cent; of position, dry goods High. congenial people, worth to I3M.O00. WRITE Los only shipping sterling day per some guorautcej. Albuquerq-j- Mattress Factory. WAjnpgnAngeles Y. apparel. Those who have knowledge 1011 FOR RENT Desirable rooms, with wishing marriage. (Confidential.) Address School. M.'.AyAulo rcuortod was on a basis at commercial 00 day bills, on banks, South Second. I'hone 471. , sleeping Train for service. sixty days of Spanieih1 preferred. Good salary. Addres; porch, hot and cold water, firsUeJass table Ralph Hyde. Ran Francli"o. c.il. 4.72 60 -' ACE.VTS -- relatively lower figures. per cent;, commercial day bills. No. 100, Combs Hotel, or call In persoi 'fTA'EiriiirefurTiidas. finishing by bbm- hoard. Oasa. de Oro. 613 West Oold. Opportunity never offered before. 4.71 May 14. from 11 a. m. to o m tar Twice Piirttciilarg.free. 76 i Provisions with and per cent; demand, 4.73,a per Tuesday. p. photographers. dally serrlce. LADIES Znoru, Avenue D, New dropped hogs Combs Hotel. gua-ante- Bead DEFORM seeking a summer resort visit El i oik. cent; cables, 4.76 Ta cent. Remember, satisfaction grain. per your finishing to a rcllabla, ,Jardin Eseondldo For Convalescents As When Irregular or delayed use WANTED Men fi9 eecatUh4 firs. as All Triumph and women SA LES M Closing prices: Bar silver, ic. Hanna Hanna. waster Photographers. cool a mountain camp. aonvenlcnces Pills. ,8af and always dependable. Not AOERS, for Fuel A few vacancies soon. 1801 ' great Conservation de. Cprn May, $1.27; July, $1.4314. Mexican dollars, 77c. West Central. sold at drug stores. Do not experiment with vice; cuts fuel hill. In hnlf- l,nl... Government and railroad WANTED Family cook; wages 115 month, WANTED FovRlon. . BdADt NOOK ranch offers excellent room others, save disappointment. Write for "Re- eminent: big money maker, pots May,. July, 03c. bonds, AduT-cs- simplex Mfg. 72c: Apply Monkbridge Manor, Phone 1049. and board. Just the place to get strong. lief" and particulars. It's free. Na- Wash. Pork May, $44.70; $45.15.. steady. WANTED I will collect bills 2429F-- tional Medical Wis. July, your monthly For rates phone free transportation. Institute, Milwaukee. AC.ENTH'UiJ"ni21i;,of:l''l"-MO won'- a low cost. References. A 1, now H. B. pek c ENT"pR O FIT; -' Lard July, $25.27; Sept., $25.60. at journal. Accommodations available. Mrs, ilei-fii- little Thomas. article: something new, sells Ilibs July, $23.92: Sept., $24.40. IJVESTOCK MAHKETS. WANTKD--B- y competent American womai like wildfire. Carry right lu home W. your pocket. good cook: C" nights; wages mils, MIIS. II. KKKIi. of the l.ork luot Ranch FOR SALE Nice humeT'TuTnlshed Wrlle at once for free E. M. be : : moved to fiir: South and sample. Felt, good. Address A., Journal. .. has Arno street, wher good- 4 man Sales Manager, 1007 American NEW VOItK COTTON MARKET. Chicago livestock. JUDGE LEAHY PASSES Is to paying business.. 14.000, halt cash. Bldg., WA N'T BD Position l grocery store as clerk she prepared take health seekers office. . Cincinnati. O. Chicago, May 11. Cattle Receipts phone '.':i:l.. Hungaiow, Journal competent, will sufficient - I closed Market thoroughly give FOR- SALE My residence In New Tork, May ll Cotton 1,000. weak. Native steers, DEATH SENTENCE ON T. Phone 1758. "Onlvorsily references. I. Phillips. Heights. Hleeoinir norche i MONEY TO LOAN. steady at a e of 25 to 65 $10. 00 17.50; Blockers and feeders, BUSINESS CHANCES ,. WANTEli-Kxperi- ejii eil "iiuesman lerms If Phone 300 or rg J CONVICTED MURDERER travelling necessary. 1323.J. MONET TO LOAN On real points. $8.90 2.75; cows and heifers, $6.80 married draft A- -l ererences, FOR SALE house 32 rooms; mod- estate security. and age, Rooming FOB BALE A fine Utile hom In wear nom. Co.. Phone J7I. 14.10; valves, $8.00 14.00. wants as collector or salesman. Ad- ern; close In. ..Phone 992. highland, vi t:lr eltr position glassed in sleeping porch. 11,100. Term If MONEY to CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. (eeaeiAL to siomnin dress A t, Journal. RALE In l.oan on real estate. House! Hogs Receipts 15,000. Market cokmcsponosnob journal 'OR Palace Hotel Wimlow, Arts. wanted.. J. D. Keleber, 406 Central, Phone fine lots N. M 11. VOONO vsteuni hot anil cold and for sale. W. H. McMllllon. weak,: mostly 20c under yesterday's East Las Vegas, May man. expert typist, competent In heat; water with good 208 West Oold. New York, May 1 1. The- actual Judge Leahy, sitting in Srtnta Rosa re- both English and Spanish, familiar with business on business street. Address Palace average. Bulk, $i7.65nei7.90 light, clerical work Hotel. P. O. Box 1S2, Ariz. condition Of clearing house banks and cently, sentenced to death J. B. Mid abstracting and generally, Wlnslow, FOR SALE $17.40(?il7.95; heavy, J16.5017.85, wishes employment five or six hours dally. f6rSALB iiarage-- and Overland' "aguHoy, Furniture.' trust companies for the week shows (& convicted of murder, and to work. Will pigs, $14.25 17.43. dleton, Prefers piece do copying or form selling 40 cars per year; FOR HALE loo Axlmlnster 9x12. Illl ESS MA K INf, in e complete garage rugs, last Tailoring and venlng that they hold $102,807,730 reserve Sheep 2,000. Market not less han twenty-fiv- nor more work. Can furnish machine. What huve you equipment; best location. Owner Is In army.. year's price, one Detroit Jewel gas stove, Receipts for me to do'.' one excess of legal requirements. This Is weak. Sheep, 16.60; lambs, than years, Tom Seymour, Address: Albuquerque Busi- AddrB P. O J4i 937. FSIlver f.lly. N. M. coal nil stove, second hand Isfaetloti guaranteed: recently of Kan Fran- $12.50i thirty ness first-clas- s cisco. Miss Mid-dlet- College. COM-P- refrigerator, davenport, condition, Edith Wuodworth, 11)03 East an, increase of $65,608,150 from last 20.80. found of a similar crime. HirBSTANTIAL MA.M FACTI'RINll 1 ' $15.50 guilty complete dining room suite fumed oak. Central. Vhnne A'.i . t- - WANTED y ting man. wants chance, XV wants to establish of- week. was condemned to be hanged party branch Must be sold this week. and see - .. . amid new ,s. to prove capability In fice; manage salesmen. PosslTjitltle's Unlim- Call above ; in I, r, M j Kansas Livestock. 1918. An to the su- articles at the H. Furniture Com - City May 28, appeal school, home business; university grad ited; Patented article: tXrC to I.VK' capital Livingston FOR RE OR Cattle-i-Re-ceip- - pany. NJ- SALE. RESUME OF WEEK'S TRADING. Kansas City, May 11. court was and will ac t uate; attractive accomplished llncuist inus- necessary; you handle money; will pay X preme granted (fvn RENT OR SA Vlsn, conk;, formerly bueineKS, socutl, do to as Foil IlCtolXlhofuYr 100. Market steady. Prime as a stay of execution. Middleton is expenses Chicago explained. Manager, aid West Hold nr 907. In- mesne head deceased father's town and :l-- 2 , - phone Kew York, May 11. With little fed $1 6.90 1 17.40; dressed beef was Manhattan Blilg Chicago. FOR SALE- ReaT Estate. steers, afflicted with tuberculosis and homes, now without means. Fm incessant selling OOtfi oouniry SALE-L- terruptions despite steers, $14. 16.75: western steers, admitted to bond in the sum of $20 full name, address, references write he) FOR RENT Miscellaneous. ton ot on Monn liign 1M feet from TIME for and on steadily Increa- .Miss Central avenue. lill-J- . CARDS. profits, a, $15.00 17.40: cows, $8.50 14.50;, 000. stating position. Hac'y ,Fay, Urbana, tEast frontPhone rJsJVs--VV-lL- Jf volume of week's ... FOR ses operations, this heifers, $9.00ifi.l4.73; Blockers . and Middleton Is has HORSES and Rigs to Jeme Springs; cheap 8ALB Two houses and on aor a homesteader and ot land. Mrs. stock market registered many high $9.00 15.25: bulls, $8.50 a of rates. S. Garcia, 120i North Arno. Apply Chaves, Old Town, on feeders, herd cattle at Alamo, Guadalupe ' WANTED aTesmen block north from end of car line. records for the year, while here and 13.00; calves, $8.70 012.50. and killed Moises Ba FOR RENT Centle drlvlog horse and bus? county, lie shot 00 3 J594-- FOR SAI.B-F- or small track "of new es- . gy, II for hours. Phone cash, land there actual maximums were 7,000. Market 1 Hogs Receipts rela and Francisco Serva, who went to VTKlDHlg nettt" abom mile west of will aut- . 1 to "rH "a FOR RENT-Oe- od house near Cen- city; accept tablished. $ 1 7.50 7.65: who hi willing no" rooming omobile in Call 115 j steady. Bulk, heavy, his home on November 23, last, with prosperity. Call or writ" tral and First, 27 morns. Thaiton A Co., part payment. West , vote of confi- is not. turned by Oold, Phone IIS4. E. RAIL-WA- Better war newa, the $17.50 17.65; a for his sworn corner Third and Oold. N, Wilson. ATCHISON. TOPFKA SANTA FI V minis- $17.5(g!17.60; light,' warrant arrest, out by 12S0 West Central Avenue, Albuquerque. dence extended to the British .$14.00Cft 17.50. ille- CO. pigs, Jose Gallegos, charging branding qT7ESMVN-ForN- e Mexico, vacancy Maj crop and the 600. old sell. TYPEWRITERS. Westbound. try, exceptional prospects Sheep Receipts Market gally of several calves. permanent position: house FOR S ALE Randtes No. cnass. industrial Outlook were on exceptional' terms: higl TYPEWRITERS All Arrive. Depart. encouraging steady. Lambs, $16.00&?0.15; year- shot and killed a man in Ing staple line makes, overhauled and 1. The Scout 7:10 1:30 Seymour $:i:. 0') weekly advance. Sales, eVmSAI-B-Th- f'nest Al fruit and al- pm. pm. the faetors which contributed commissions. repaired. Ribbons for every machine. Al- 3. California 11:00 11.30 among lings, $16.00 17.00: wethers, $14.p0 county. The was 353.- oo Detroit ranch In he must he sold Limited am. am. Guadalupe shooting manager Suite Woodward. falfa valley, buquerque Typewriter Exchange. Phon 114. 7. to the substantial upswing. 15.00; ewes, due to over trad" at. once; a bargain; three acre, of ehclc Va Mouth Fargo Fast i ... 1:45 am. 10:11 am. . $12.q01.6.25, a quarrel a water hole. ifi7ESMAS""For general mercantile Kaarth. 9. Th .. 11:60 11:30 . attained unprecc-- rest In Navajo i.. pro, am. Bank clearing is sald. Seymour to the In New Mexico, to sell a new propoeltlon bearing fruit trees; alfalfa: two. busi- - ' It, appealed room with ot Southbound. dented and general Denver Livestock. of merit. Varan, y now. Attractive com. house sleeping porches: Plenty 109. proportions supreme court and was released on will almost El Paso. IDvpress ll Hnm. was in 11. Cattle mission contract. weekly, for expense out buildings; this ye.ir's crop IIS. ness Improvement competition Denver, May Receipts $r.0 b El Paso Express. .,.... tO:Of am. $15,000 bond. Miles ,F. Blxler Co., Wholesale Jeweleri pay for the place. Phon ur call St III FOR E X C H A N ti B N Ice" redmfMp7n"p' wtth thiB showing. Scarcity of labor 2,000. Market unchanged. Central.' in Eastliound. 194 Carlln . Cleveland. .Ohio. West erty Atlanta, (ieorgla. p. o. Box 192. s al- Bklg II. Th Seout 7 05 and of certain was Hogii Receipts 200. Market 10c Ankle.-A- s Cllv,. J5am. I am, Tor it Sprained WANTED Traveling Saleeman xperlencei 2. The 1:15 most the only drawback. lower. Few $17.00017.20. towns to Navajo pm. 1:40pm. sales at soon as possible after the Injury In working smnll sell crockery TO LEASE. 4. California Limited pm. 7:00 fiteel furnished not un Bid. ....1:40 pm. United States Sheep Receipts 1,300. Market is received get a bottle of Chamber- enamelware, glassware, novelties, etc. I. Santa F Eight 7:lSpm. 7:10 pm. to the line or exclusive. Fnlt commissions week!.-o- TO LEASE Sm.ill alfalfa ranch on Norl' fewer than 1,400,000 shares Liniment follow new FOR 47i. IT, In Snath. i changed. lain's and the plain huslness. Prompt . deliveries Fourth street; good house; good lo Improved acres, close Fran week's total of about 5,200,000, mak- approved a owner Co. no. Kansas City and 7:00 am. printed directions which acompany Right prices. Reference required. Tyler cation for doctor: Joining army Spring. Arkansas Investment Leslie, Chicago, M. ,V, Ark. ad vm. ing' &i extreme' grain of twelve points. Journal Want Adf vnng result. tae Dome. Manufacturing" Company, Bt, Louis, jau, Address W, LrYi'll, Alameda, M, il Kaosai City Cbicsfo, I: J FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal. Sunday, May 12, 1918. ck .Successful Will, JJeuve:r:the Gopixs; -- To American Brcics at the JU4 - M : ET: : Irqni IT MA 'TJVOWJV S will 23 The truck that transport 4 ZTRUCIC PA America's army supplies is at work. Officially, it is known as Class 'C" Military Truck, hut its pet name among: the army men who like it, is "Truck E." f It is for use in the Quartermast- er's department only, but since this 4 department has charfre of the trans- portation for the army, it means that "Truck H" delivers the (roods in our fiehtins forces. It is the heavi- est of the quartermaster trucks. It has a four-cylind- engine and is of from three to capable carrying J - fve tons. yi Instead of waiting for railroad transportation, the Quartermaster General is detailing officers and men 'to drive the trucks overland. There are two reasons for this. One is, that it saves badly needed cargo l - fi space on the railroads; the other is ,vJt4 tw the aimy OiT.cmj are not osuy ! r?" making a test of the trucks but ,a test of the men who drive them. 4'?; Trucks Travel in Fleets. m. c travel in fleets, now ' - nvor different wenunig ,l,;-hikii n.oi, "v. arteries of traffic. The firstilltest run was from Lima, Ohio to Baltimore. Maryland, under the supervision of r men"from Camps Meade and Devens, who brought twenty trucks across the country without a hitch. Not . gne man in the detachment had even called on t seen one of the trucks until y -A DTA IM I CM to it. The officer observers Vs-s- iysr-- iiin, n 7 the men tia who accompanied pave oE.reGEA.NT instructions. Their idea was to see vVJOe how a detachment tf soldiers would WATR.OUS when delivered handle the trucks in CIVILIAN I PLVfijrGTfZUCKB France. Another fleet is now on its y..i.;i SOLDIER, and i tfs way from Chicago to Camp Dodge, WORKING & ft VlVTfIf Iowa. This fleet U made up of six- fi f teen trucks. Power. Truck B's Tremaidous 1 ' i 1 KJ I i IT I I The tremendous piower of the new i ft v trucks, armv officers say, was shown r by the fact "that no "hill was reached which thev could not climb on Only once, they say, was "high." v i v.k m r t,"!'.-.,-- ' r mn v jj a lnw gear resorted to and that was if s rmit'i.a '.','v.,.i.'.. at a notorious mudhole near Ea. t '.. Palestine, Ohio. There, the first few trucks went through on low pear. When it was found that they got through easily on "low", the others followed on "second.' In crossing mountains, high gear was used except in rounding turns where the trucks slowed down for safety, The entire of approximately trip comi who ir sen to I U T ! . J 1 miles was made in a total run- pa ins gave tin hps f' ,L',. 5 "4s - 550 the nt free The l , - , , X- - C- . time of 77 hours and a fraction. CtntrmiK engine i?. iuwwm""r. ning is a remarkable of work, it is V X was 3'4 miles piece v. fyV The average mileage and pro- tV'W.A The trucks traveled at a said, thoroughly :;imp!o yet 4 a gallon. ducing tremendous power. Automo- rat of 00 miles a day, the running of about seven miles an bile engineers pronounce it one time being the greatest products of the war. hour. The motors division of the The. new truck, now being turned On March "0, ths trucks were be-o- ut e Made By 146 Motor Companies. Quartermaster General's Corps of by-th- thousand in msny dilfer- - jng turned out at the rate of thirty motor is to become , a thn-.- , 'Truck B" is to be the standard the army has changed the system of ent truck plants ,i nr-,- oro lmin.r to cut off one of the means of trans- - ! truck of the army. It is so shipment of trucks so as principal turned out at the olf torts a heavy d fll- - of the supplies from the rte .VA.r,fKlr at anrtardif that. space required porting seaports So the 14B dif- mi ward A of France to American troops at the cay. steadily is productive - though it is being made by ship. truck, shuming, VTKUOK5 , firms. usually occupies 1,000 cubic fev't of front. Aot only n the truck doing c.ipacity growing mat uy June, it is f , lA'W- ferent motor manufacturing be- - from the 4H? space. Truck 1$ is being taken down all that is expected of it but it is said, they will come forth '''k identical. at the ports of embarkation and inir oroduced ranirilv in rtuantities factories at the rate of llTO a day the nuts and bolts, is It - in numbers a committee of racked so it occupies only 200 cubic and set down nt of rmbarka- and after that whatever was designed by au me umhw automobile engineers from, many feet. lion reauy lur aiiipiminu tar uvijui iijiuul

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Famous Harrotm Tract ot Land Changes Hands Again at a Consideration Said to In- TRUCKS volve About $74,000.

I.PKCIAL CORNt.PONDINCK TO MORNIN4 JOURNALI farlsliad, X. M May 11. Wednes- day afternoon the W. IT. llarroun farm opposite Malaga, on the east Hide of the I'ceos river, was mold at auc- tion l,y Special Master V. fi. t!rant-ha- It was hid in by representa- The Three Great Demands tives of Mrs. (icorge H. Harroun ol in w Price Kansas sister-in-la- of Mr. Advance a City, llarroun. ' This farm is well known in Kddy Truck r- county and comprises nearly 8,n00 of the Buye- aires. It has a fine independent water system with a cemented canal. Seven hundred acres are under culti vation this spring,,' Xew buildings 15, 1918, have recently been erected.' The price May - paid was in the neighborhood of $74,- ental ' 000. j Red Until lately this property was known as the J. J.' Kagerman farm, It was taken up ia the early days by Klley and Kenton Gordon, cowmen Seal Motor AS FOLLOWS from Texas, who spent $26,000 in building a canal and dam. It is said that the engineer for the cnnal was u -- 3-- new-spap- cr 2 Worm Drive 4 Ton Dispatch, including Standard Body Equipment, $1095; man from St. Louis, who wrote the life history of Put (arret. now $895 When Pecos the canal from the dowp 3--Tim- to the land was about finished a ter- ken 3-- Ex- 4 Ton Special, including rific thunderstorm arose. It flooded Bearings press Body and Bow Top, C?QQC 1 2 Ton, Chasis only, the big flat which was to be irrigated, now $1775; now fJ1rn but the wat' i' ran back into the. river $1295; ipVJO )luOU from the flat, instead of from tho 1 and river onto the land. The newspaper-- ; Ton, including Express Body 2 Chasis Ton, only, engineer had drawn his levels in the! Bow Top, $1485; ' $2150; now $1975 wrong direction. ,' $1295 C. H. Kddy later took hold of the Have Them n The Diamond property and interested J. J. Huger-ma- in T (ALL PRICKS, F. O. B., ALMA, MICH.) the land. Tho Pecos Irriga- tion company then acquired title, and If a better see us before the above now the abstract will carry another you anticipate buying truck, transfer. Mr. Harroun will continue THE TRUCK YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY advances become effective. to farm the farm this summer.

This is the Truck you want and the Truck you will purchase CENTRALISTS TRYING j sooner or later. TO UNSEAT HERTLING

(T MOaNINS JOURNAL (PtCIAL IEAMD WII) State Distributor London. May 11. The likelihood of C. M. BARBER, ft split in the centralist party, one of the most powerful in the relchstag, of Kistler-Overla- 'hlch Chancellor von Herding is aj Write for Catalogue and Specifications nd member, is discussed in Berlin news' Company papers, an AmsteidamitllspHtch to the Exchange Telegraph company reports. 215 West Gold. Albuquerque, N. M. chan-rellor'- 513-51- Dissension has arisen over the 710. 5 West Central Avenue. Phone east policy. Tho newspapers say the nnti-Jiertli- faction, headed by Alathias Kizhergerf-ma- y be nble 2 to cans the chancellor's fall. A Society Section L CQUER0UE MORNING IOURNAL. Society Section Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, May 12, 1918.

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s I I OLMRiiERi) . -- CZTT Ai HEM!5T0PlT!)i jiik UNO SANS YOU J ' (DEREIS5N01 Tt 1 n,7, L? yUzLl)rSS SHOULD GIF HIM A FOOL LIKE TWO Xi - TO v, r , tNT- Pi 77) W Safe "DOLLAR TO 60 O OLDFATVUMS' TWO Albuquerque Morning Journal. Sunday, May 12,1918.

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War Spirit Pervades Society "Up in the Air" Is "Over the 9 Famous American Designer and Her Top Cheefulness Is Irrepressible Prize Costume Varsity "Drama" Club on Road

" , , . "Carry On" Work Without Gloom Is Royally Entertained at Roswell

THE number ana variety of events held iHiko City social circles seem successful was the tour of full seasonal stride. one can f a the Fniversity Dramatic club cast to have struck their .'n complain the musical "lTp in the Air" to 1'ecos Some and relaxation. There is, however, a decided dif- MOST comedy the valley. IS lack of entetralnnient made tho Jol ly crowd left tune of affairs. As is nut only but thirty people up which here last Sunday ference in the general the proper night. Monday a .performance was given at Roswell with another natural in a community as spontaneously patriotic as this, it is not a Clovis of are performance at Tuesday. Splendid audiences greeted them at both ease of "entertainment as usual." l!y far the greater majority events while the of the south was much in evidence. to war or alive the of on." places, proverbial hospitality either directly related objects keep spirit "cirry The company returned home In their special car Wednesday evening. It has become a case of society adjusting itself to the situation. The so- It is felt that this tour will result in a considerable influx of students how to make a blend of cially inclined have learned thoroughly enjoyable from that section of the state to the university, as the audiences were very chit-ch- Jiooverized salad Ited Cross sewing and knitting, and and oake; favorably impressed, while the press has been highly in both now not only c omrilmte to the of cheer- complimentary to get up affairs that general spirit - it the best of its kind seen in those cities. Donovan to back k places, terming thing fulness but further the work that the civilian population must do up - Richardson managed tho tour, and to him is duo much credit for its the forces in the field. !l J railI success. ' They go to concerts like that given by the I'nnlist choristers, and enjoy "i so- - ad- While at Roswell, many of the not only" music as good as they ever li card in pre-w- ar days but have the will to the rowty and fraternity members of ihn occupied tho center of the tabic Tho ditional satisfaction of contribution to relief runds, and they go cast were entertained by leaders of but have, their Am- favors were patriotic hats. Chautauqua and not only get away from the daily grind Roswell society, the entertainers In- 0 ericanism a notch higher. keyed cluding many former students of the WORTH V MATRON cheerfulness has nl-- '' university. Among those who enter GUAM) Irrepressible - ENTERTAINER ItV LODGE. ways been a characteristic of the Am- , olors, carnations and ferns. A lovely tained for different members of tho ' " Mrs. Ida M. of Las Therein an two-cour- Llewellyn erican people. they share luncheon was served by cast at Roswell were: Mrs. Mary X. valuable national E. H. Crtices, M., worthy grand matron exceedingly trait the hostess. Those present were: Cooper Malonc. Mrs. Skipwith of of with the Frrnch. And like the later ami Mrs. W. 1.. Miss Gertrudo the grand chapter the Eastern lames Lyons, l,anra Schacffor, Hadney, Star of New Mexico, made her official they are going to "carry on" without A. V. llaltheusen, Wilkinson, Miss Edith ltoellner, Mrs. themselves in as Ferguson, F. N'ntt Mrs. D. J. John- visit to Adah chapter rriday evening. burying gloom just Harold Ely, Elsie Clayton, William and The work of the order was beau- as It can be done without giving son, Mrs. Thornton H. Uoswell, very long Gail Sohutt, Florence Hauson, Jr., exemplified by the local chap- aid and comfort to the enemy. Miss Sauudiers, Mrs. C. A. Hird-sha- ll tifully u Emery Kchutl. Frances Taylor, Ruby ter. Howell. and Mrs. Granville A. Richard- ms. a. a. Klwin Redmond, Thelma son. Tho grand matron was presented ltker I Hm Cavanaugh, K. Schaeffer, with flowers a gift from Adah IS VISITING PARKNTS. Kdith Chldcster, Following the performance at Ros- A luncheon was served Mrs. Grant Laser, accom- Archie Wablie, well the cast was chapter. light George William Maude Howell, entertained at a in the hall, followed by danc- panied by her three small children O'Reilly, tlance. The dance lasted until 2 banquet from home in Wolfe R. Holloway, A. Williamson, o'clock ing. arrived her City, Nlekles Tuesday morning when tho Tex., the first of the week to nnke Albion Fiedler, Ada actors boarded the train for Clovis. a visit 'with her Mr. Cornelia Ward. The to MRS. MVHLIN ENTERTAINS lengthy parents, party returned Albuquerque AT PARTY. and Mrs. F. A. Butt, 900 West Gold Wednesday night. BRIDGE avenue.. MIS!! WILLIAMS Mrs. Nye G. Martin gave a beautiful ANNOl M'ER. bridge Pnrtv Friday afternoon at her ENGAGEMENT 522 Miss AN INFORM L DINNER Word been received of the en- home, North Fourth street. has lection arranged for two pianos; Mr. Ruth Tompkins and Mrs. Jack Shatk-el- s FOR EASTERN VISITORS. gagement of Miss Catherine Williams Regensbergor played the zither; Leo- assis ed tho hostess recive tho Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haas of Louis- of San Diego, to Charles U. Clarke, pold Meyer played the violin; and Tho color scheme are Alvarado hotel. in guests. throughout ville, Ky at the formerly of Albuquerque, but now Miss Hollie Mitchell, Mrs. Lackey tho rooms, refreshments and prizes They arrived Wednesday for a visit the marine band stationed at Hall. oa sang and Mr. Padel sang. in of were delicate shades of .rtv.nuler with Harry Haas the Albuquerque San Diego. The announcement O and books and sta- sanatorium, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Park, whie, the prizes, was made at a dinner party given nt HENRIETTA tionary were won by Mrs. IJyre and Tompkins, and the Misses Tompkins. ZEISER Airs. in- the home of the bride's mother. FEDERATES Benjamin. Those invited for tho The Tompkins entertained at an RIRTIIDAY. afternoon were: formal dinner party complimentary On Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 McMilamos. Mr. HAUWOOD j to and Mrs. Haas Thursday ITPILS o'clock Mrs. H. E. Zeizer entertained Don J. D. GIVE PIANO RECITAL. a of ten Rankin, Davb'sori, evening. party children for her little Burr Rowell, Guv Rodger.1', o A piano recital was given by the daughter, Henrietta, who celebr.ite her J. K. Hanniini, J. H. Craig, PATRIOTIC RNCE pupils of tho llarwood Industrial third birthday. Tho feature of W. W. Bowers, C. S. QuirAel. school at the Ijead Avenue Methodist the afternoon was a round table ar- H. M. Fred AT CASTLE Hl'NINtJ. to Bowers, Cameron, The social event of the week was church at S o'clock Tuesday night. ' ranged represent a May pole, A. E. Ayre, Jerre Haggard, favor dance Fri- Those in of the program were TMakciueisitc ' streamers of oiled pink crepe paper J. M. Doolit''.e, Fred the patriotic given charge from to PetUtt, day evening by Mrs. Arno for Mrs. Blanche Underwood, instructor, coming the chamleber '.en Harrv Braiin, Harry Benj.iinin, Huning 11V on tho and the the younger society folk compliment- and her assistants, Miss Grace Jack- RETTY III SOWN. roshitiKTs of Paris. smar: simplicity incarnate. It is de- points table, at jnd of Charles Riehl, George Thomas, each streamer sat a little tot. W. to her Miss Ernestine, son, Miss Selma so- de- With the of safe in blue and The A. Parker, K. Baldrirgp, ary daughter. reader; Kraemer, Madamo Marguerite, Chicago great difficully veloped navy tricotine cake, decorated with candies who celebrated her fourteenth birth- prano; Miss Dorothy Cameron, violin- transportation fop imported models fellows Hie slender lines, of the season. birthday A. Soell, George Craig, signer, who has Just carried off the and three pink candles H rosebuds, C. R. L. day anniversary. The walls of the and Misn niancho ac- and the steady demand for distinctive Small deep-notche- d Watllngto Hust. ist, Porterfiohl, GowJ.ira for awanledi flap pockets, slender, spacious ball room of Castle Huning companist. prize tills, by designs American) .modistes have be- reveres, and a slight indica- were festooned with bunting inter-spere- d other individuals who'tippeared on the Fashion Art League of America, gun a remarkable production of tailor- tion of a waistline marks the mode. with prize-winnin- large flags artistica jly 'he program were tho Misses Emma is shown here with two of the g' ed frocks and evening gowns. The skirt features the inverted pleat. draped. Kiohwald, Flora I.ucero and Stella cost u mes. American designers have been im- '1'ln' coast-dres- s at the right is a Favors for the girls were red, semi-form- Gutierrez, Catherine Chavez. I.ibra-det- a .Since the outbreak of war there has mensely successful in pleasing the costume the white and blue apron-Hag- s, suggesting fancy Giuuie, Tiueile Cumos, Vejitirita been a constantly growing and an I'Veiich-trainei- l tasto of their smart- Chinese influence. It is of mandarin parasols with tassels of patriotic col- successful est ors and confetti in various forms. Tho I'erea, Esther Chavez, Josephine effort to establish clients anil a splendid display blue and canary yellow in Rochanara Amerian tho same of creative costume art was made the coat bril- boys received fancy caps, button flags, Chavez. Florida Fantislavin, Fellcita fo,r designers crepe, waist revealing THE HAT SHOP and so confetti and spiral wands topped with Ortiz. Josephine White, Aurora Fwen- - thnrily recognition which has at the recent spring fashion show. liant embroideries. The coat has a dis- clowns. Following a merrv evening lc'-- rciicita Ortiz and Velma Coney. loh&Vbccn bestowed upon tho great The tailored costume on the left is tinct suggestion of tho Chinese. IS SHOWING A birthday refreshments were served. Resides the youthful hostess the guests V. W. C. A. GIVES were: A N ENTERTAI N M EXT. Oetitr-y- president of the club, was In church Wednesday afternoon at hor Mrs. Ida M. Llewellvn of Las Cruces, Very Attractive Line . Bertie A mot, Max Merritt, The members of"tho Young Wom- charge of the program. home on West l Ivor avenue. Mrs. grand matron of the Eastern Stars Fiances Marron, Pay Strong, en's Christian association gave a so- The,- next meeting will be nt the S. M. Bedford reported on the recent for New Mexico, was present. Since OF Halph Marroon, R. Horgan, cial hortie' of Mrs. M. 7a. Easton, a week convention at Pecos, which she at- is. Llewellyn had ihe dif-- i am! entertainment for members li.. requested Owen Marron, M. Smtthers. and a few frortL.neXt Wednesday. Mrs. Hall will tended ms to the Christian n ehanlers in the stafe to ra'se Wm. friends at tho association be in NEW MIDSUMMER HATS Vaughey, Jane Htinim;. 315 South Tues- charge of the program. Women's Board of .Missions. Mrs. a fund for war purposes, it was know n Geo. Smlthers, Helen building, Third street, Holhansen the raised Horner, day night. The was devoted gave a reading, and little mat money at the dance Russell Edgar, H. Grunsfeld, evening DRAMATIC CLFR Virginia Short and her find here would go to some war organiza- mainly to and The fea- MEETING sister NEW GOODS DAILY Wm. Goodrich, V. McLandress, games music, Ol P I N TIL NE. Jane and Mary Livingston tion. Members have flavored the riv- D. ture of the musical was the .II played Cavanaugh, Catherine wen, program There will be no meeting of SI. pir.no sekctions. ing of the money to the Ited Cross tor P. Fe,rguson, Margaret Rutin, selection by Miss Valck's sextet. some time but decision was All K. O John's Dramatic and Social club this postponed Hats purchased from Mrs. C. Louis Connell, Tinslev Burton, inonlh. After two postponements and If. S. .IOI RXALISTS until Mrs. Llewellyn could meet with Geroge Owen, Marcella Matson, WOMAN'S (MR IS the prospect of further conflict of II WE JOLLIFICATION. tho lodgo here. V. Davis we will continue to sell at Paul Horgan, Esther Dill, DOI IILY ENTERTAINED. dates .tlie officers have diecided to The editorial and business slaff or ONE-HAL- Howe Filer. Those who attended the meeting of cancel the the La Rcata. FORTNIGHTLY MESIC LI H F PRICE o May meeting entirely. The the high school annual, the Woman's club Friday enjoyed a next session Is scheduled for the first heli'1 a jollification on the mesa. Fri- OFFICERS INSTALLED. double feat musical and educational. v c, AI UtoN Wednesday in June, day niiiht. Following the mesa j Mrs. l L. Bradford and the olher The former was Mrs. CFI.EUR ATES JflRTHDAV. furnished by o the party journiei'i to the 1'lii Mn newly-electe- d officers of the Fort- L. B. who in her most Strausenback Co. Twenty-fou- r young people ei.joved Lackey, sang ROSWELLIANS AT 1'. N. M. house on university hill where thiy nightly Mnsio club wero installed in Millinery way "Tho Little Clouds." .Se- the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- entetralnlng ARE GIVEN A PARTY. Were he guests of Miss Florence office Tuseday night by Mrs. George 109 SOUTH FOURTH She was Mrs. D. W. Brad-ford- win Fiedler, Si.'i North Kixth street. accompanied by Mrs. Georgn R. Downer gave a danc- der. Here a social hour was followed Evcritt nt a meeting in Mrs. Faw. The educational features came oy dancing. studio. Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. MRS. L. II. CRAMBERLIN, Manager. Wednesday evening, the occur Inn be- from Mrs. A. B. and St" ing puriv ni her home on West Silver ing the fifteenth Stroup avenue Friday night to Roswell stu-- ' O S. H. Miller, the retiring presidieut, birthday anniversary federal food administrator. dents SEDER made brief addresses. of Albion Fiedler. The house was Mrs. al the university. The guests Rl TERNS FROM L Stroup read a carefully pre- included COV I.RT Mrs. llfeld. Mrs. Mrs. beautifully decorated in (lie national on "Does of TOEH. Mclindress, pared paper Canning Misses. of the Kohn and Miss Nichols played a se- - Fruits and Vegetables lesson Their Stanley Seder, director Valuu?" kipwitli, Aitklnson, college of fine arts, returivd Nutritious She discussed the K. from a matter from the view of - Radney. Harris, recently successful concert trip point a prac- A. Hiirrin. M. Lamb, through New Mexico and Colorado, twivJiwtwuw-niiM.mi.jLj- tf 'Ical housewife that she Is. Tho con Rear, Hoellner. playing organ recitals on new organs ft..xj.mn servation of food was tho theme of in Hi" X. the address food Messrs. Raton, AL, Methodist church. by the administrator, Rueblv. Richardson. and Pueblo. Colo., church. He who for some minutes, cheerfully re- Baptist to also Played piano recitals in the SI. plied questions propounded to him MASONS Francis mu- members anil TO GIVE auditorium of the new by guests. A CARD PARTY. seum, and al the normal There will be no meeting of the club university WOMEN'S COATS Tho members of flallut Abyad tem- auditorium at Uis Vegas. Audiences next Friday. Mrs. Margaret Meuler, were who to ple, will give a card party and dianco everywhere large and' responsive, presided, called attention the for their wives and members of tho and press comments havo been most fact that today is Mother's day, and Plue favorable. will be cool on which coat reouested all members to observe It Lodge and their wives at the Return engagements have many days, a will be Masonic temple Monday night. The been requested in all cities. THERE fully. Mr. Selection here affords choice from O guests will be entertained at cards Seder will probably be heard in appreciated. during Hie Sh Thiers' recital in MONTHLY GVILD TEA meeting. After piano Albuquerque within many choice models, which will win for themselves a the latter will have the ailist-pupil- s place N adjourn, guests niomli, assisted by snvnrul t EXT WEDNESDAY. their choice of continuing tier piny from his vocal classes at. the high in your esteem. ' The monthly tea of St. John's nt the card tables or university. are also t W'ed-nesd- dancing Arrangements be held next aj chinch guild will o under way for an organ recital by Air. afternoon at the home of Mrs. VISITING VI'IILETES Seder on the new organ being S. West Silver av- placed Note the Very Reasonable George Downer, TENDERED A DANCE. in the First Presbyterian church of Pricings: t enue. Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and Mrs. - High school athletes who were hero Roswell. The rerilal will Port".!- will assist Mrs. Downer in en- Albuquerque to compete for medals in the ic probably be tho Inst piano $10.00 tJ $15.00 $16.00 to $20.00 $25.00 values Graduation tertaining. track meet Friday and Sat which Mr Seder will give in this city, values for values for for t urday were guests at a dance given by as he expects to terminate liN work GVILD WILL GIVE members of the student body of the with ;h university on August .11, at Days will Boon be here. Let the gift M ITER MAY 2. Fniversity of New Mevjco at Rodev ithe end of the summer quarter. At $8.50 $12.50 $18.00 St. John's guild will give a supper hall Saturday night. Dancing began that time he expects to remove to be something rare and beautiful, some May 29. Mrs. A. F. Morris.sette, Mrs. after tho oratorical contest and award some eastern city to continue his A. W. Goodrich, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. ing of prizes.. A - large crowd from studies and public work. f of piece jewelry that the recipient will II. F. LaBclie are tho committee in the high school as well us many iy O charge. students were present. MRS. ( Ol LISTER for f get pleasure from !(H long us life boils. O n ENTERTAINS FRIENDS. Skirts Every Need MRS. RAKES ENTERTAINS fTpS SFWING ( M B Mrs. J. II. Collister enterbilned the We suggest for the a Diamond II S JOLLY girl FOR MRS. SANFOKD. MEETING. Ladies' Aid society of tho Congrega- For street wear, business, sports or this Mrs. F. C. Th F.iKtorn Star met dress, showing t Fakes eiv'ertainedi Wed- sewing club tional church 711 Ring or Bracelet Wahdi. a alliero nt Masoni.. at her home, N'orlh of model which ? nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. temple Tuesday as the Eighth street, nftomoo'n. skirts contains that adequately fleets your rucKbi of Mrs. F. M. Mrs. Thursday or Pearl Necklace. George A. Sanford of Fall Rrvfrr. Lyon and Plans for a day tea on need. tailored Gvah'un. There were thlrty-tW- " holding May Being splendidly and embodying excellent Mass., who s visiting Mrs. E. L. Brad Friil, May 21 were The meet- ford. Those besides tho f'osts. Refresh in ens nM dancing completed. sure to meet with For tho boy a good Watch is by present guest were ing opened and closed with the quality fabrics, they're your approval. t or honor were: feature of the social hour. pie,,,, bers Ringing "America" with. Mrs, T far the happiest gift for the oc;;a::loii. Mesdamo. Charles McClanahau the I!. K. Miller, ,1. o. Schwontker, rilii PLANNING at piano. SILK SKIRTS WASH SKIRTS "" KrviyLADIES' NIGHT. f Absolutely reliable goods at honest Ray Railey, J. D. O'Connell. Procter Fherwin, E.. L. Bradford. fiie clMb Is planning an- innwooi ii o Vl'Pii.s From $7.50 to $25.00 $2.25 f GIVE RECITAL. to $9.50 i O other ladies' night. A. U Murttn prices, Piano Hnrwnod school MR. AND MRS. STROMK MARK chairman of ihe committee in charim. piinils ,t tho hadn't oniouneed th rVite. if will "ive n recital the Leart avenue WEDDING V X N I VERSA ItY. f be Methndis' church M'ss ESTABLISHED 1863 Mr. and Mrs. Stromo celebrated ""oiiably given at , the Country Tuesday night. Roy club. "lan"be Pnrterfield wnis accompanist. f their wedding anniversary Tuesday r Readings by Miss Jackson and a solo with a There were x night party. thirty mM)i.' ri.Vf-rio- PFT bv Selma Kramer were among the guests. o OFF l oit WEEK. numbers on tho program. The election officers t evn"etd of MIERCOLES CLFR HAS wes not held by th" Moos Thurgda btw SW ELL t PHONOGRAPH CONCERT. "'ght. It is now to elect next RF' CROSS FUXT. T A read-- . ' "'ennd .MV phonograph concert and the ' Th's-iav- if held, the election will t'hn J 17n.2i, which wns raised Ty mpWW.W i.M.h Ing of interesting clippings marked bo followed by a simper. tho members1 of the Eastorn Stars nf f.he of the Miercoles club at fund-,ba- t meeting n heir war ll 313-31- and card party -- 5 the home of Mrs. R. M. Hall Wednes- MRS LIVINGSTON HOSTESS 'nst Phone 283. V' West Central. ' January wijlbe turned over to .t v day afternoon. The meeting was TO SlISSION SOCIETY. th local Tf( do's tomorrow. This largely attended and much enjoyed. Mrs. Ham Livingston was hostess to action was taken by the members at Refreshments were eervedi Mrs, J. G. the Missionary society of the Christian thoir meeting Fray night at which Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918. THREE

7 : c - CHILDREN'S SOX SPECIAL I. WOMEN'S BROWN HOSIERY New assortments ' received. si;u-- S t" 1"; cl,,is, tan, Socks of Solid Black. Blue or White just Children's Lisle, Pink. bronze. Russia calf and t'ordnraii. with attractive colored tops,' size 5 to !), special 25c pr. blown, Children's Socks of Mercerized Lisle, white with colored tops Jismmma3shEXCLUSIVE DRY COODS HOUSE Lisle Hose at I"'' and .Vic ALBUQUERQUE'S .' . . . 35c lam at pr. DRY MILLINERY AND WOMEN'S READY TO GARMENTS EXCLUSIVELY Mercerized and Silk Hoot at B5c ai d 75c Children's Socks of Lisle in white, tan and copen at . . . ,50c pr. GOODS. WEAR Silk Hose in all shades of hiowns at SI. 25 and U Children's Socks of all Silk, solid colors or with colored top 65c pr . --r3-J

The Economist Especially Featuring For the Girl Graduate n , i c ft Must Needs Have a Pretty Frock! smart oireei

That this should be airy, fairy, Hats fulffy and beautiful, was the thought $5.00, $6.00, $7.50, $10 of the buyer who selected the dainty, individual models that are capturing WOMEN'S AND MISSES' The best looking, utterly the hearts of scores of graduates-to-b- e "different" millinery you've who are visiting the Economist's seen anywhere. great Junior's Section every day. Small Black Hats OUTER WEARING APPAREL Browns and Bieges Frocks for the oc- The New Blues casion. Frocks so simple and dainty and yet so The New be summer. Purples serviceable that they may used all The Fascinating Reds. Very beautiful and youthful styles of white A most event in which we offer Apparently endless variety organdie, voiles and nets. Moderately priced at important yearly w"- - May We Serve You? ni $10.00, $15.00 and $19.50, Very choice styles of fine crepe de chines and Thousands of georgette crepes. Exceptional Values at $25.00, Stylish Garments MillinerySpecialExtraordinary $20.50 and $3.1.00. All Spring Trimmed Second Floor Dress Sections v At Very Decided Reductions and Untrimmed Hats Unusual have been preparations made for this 25 Cent Discount great event. We have made On Sale Now Less per selling advantageous Price. . WHITE GOODS purchases of surplus stocks from prominent style From Regular creators. In many instances garments were purchas-d- e mid-seaso- of at less than present production cost. A n Just Received Another Shipment for Graduation Gowns sale event offering wonderful saving opportunities. Our Famous White Fabrics fov Graduation wear are a prominent BLOUSES featureof the White Line each at this season and year WOMEN'S SUITS See Window Display we admittedly show a preeminently attractive assort- ment of weaves suitable for this particular use. On sale at $19.50, $22.50, $29.50, $49.50 and $69.50 groups of Blouses, that, beyond any question THREE doubt, are the most extraordinary values offer- 36 to 48 inches sheer and Beautiful Tailored Suits fur wear on every occasion, Suits Voiles, wide, clinging, a distinction. ed this season. It will be wise to shop early on values at and possessing smart style Fashioned of finest quality special 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 $1.50 fabrics, tailored anil tlnished- in a superior way. All sizes for these because they won't tarry long at these prices. Organdy, 40 to 48 inches wide, fine and sheer, special misses and women. At 95c and $1.19, 10 different styles including lace at 50c, 65c, 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.50 trimmed voile and models in batiste. Other styles too to All 34 to choice at $1.19 Mercerized Batiste soft and 40 to 45 inches numerous mention. sizes 44, very sheer, and 95c each. wide, priced at 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 WOMEN'S COATS On sale at and 59.50 Persian Lawn, fine and sheer, 36 to 40 inches wide $15.00, $19.50, $25.00, $39.50 Colored and Colored Stripe at 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c and 75c Stunning New Coats for motoring, for traveling, for dress Fanpy and for general wear, made from newest coating fabrics, in Voile Waists India Linens and Dotted 32 All Flaxons, Sherrette, Swiss, latest spring colorings. sizes for misses and women. Blue and Green at $3.00 each. to 36 inches wide, priced at 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c jlose, Helio, Stripe yard. i WOMEN'S DRESSES Silk Waist Specials On sale at 12.50, $19.59, $39.50 and $49.50 and . White for Graduation and Other 9.98, Striped Tub Silks, tailored styles. Flesh, white Hosiery and Charming Dresses for street or afternoon wear. In the most black China Silk Waists. Flesh, Nile, Maize Tea - v Occasions. facinnting new styles, fashioned from the richest silks and most Rose in Crepe de Chine Waists; regular values $3.50 desirable cloth fabrics, all colors and all sizes for misses anil on sale at $2.98 Our line of White Hose has never been more complete women. than at the time. In Silk Lisle Mercerized and for present 8 Now Is the Time to Buy the Materials Cotton. SEPARATE SKIRTS White Lisle Stockings, seamless'at. . . . 25c and 35c pair On sale at $4.98, $6.75, $10.00, $16.50, and $19.50 Wash Dresses White Silk Lisle at 40c and 50c to Stockings, seamless, pair Very new and smart Separate Skirts, for dress, for sport, for street, and Here are fresh, clean, crisp fabrics choose from, White Silk Boot Stockings, seamless, at 75c pair for general wear, in uttraclive new model of cloth and silken fabrics, in small, and a selection that includes everything from dress to new effeltive White Gauze Lisle Stockings, seamless, at 75c pair regular and large sizes. linens, now so very hard to obtain, the White Silk Stockings at $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and up voiles. Breeches in Khaki DRESS LINENS Vjl Outing Skirts and Riding hard to obtain and GLOVES FOR GRADUATION As every woman knows, are very Skirts specially designed for tramping, hiking and riding made we are fortunate in being able to feature a good seleltion And all other occasions where gloves are worn. All of Khaki $2.75 and up both in white and colors 27-in- ch 75c yd. styles, lengths and qualities are here and each pair with 45-in- ch $1.50 yd. our guarantee of satisfaction. Riding Breeches made of Khaki, cut on best line3 at $4.95 and up THE NEW GINGHAMS The Kayser Glove This year's ginghams are exceedingly pretty and will be very smart for the sort of frocks that women wear on Recognized as the best made. Double woven tips that A BIG SPECIAL ON the street. They will be used with combination solid insure all wearers a new pair if the tips break through color effects, in fancy plaids, stripes, etc. 25c, 35c, 50c while the rest of the glove is in good condition. For long .yard. sleeves, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 VOILES Short sleeves , $1.25, $1.50 Women's White Wool Coats DRESS Because do not muss Oloth'in mussed and soil- Show remarkable colorings. they Made of pure wool Worumbo various materials that are slightly are desirable summer, dresses. in our windows and in the There are 10 of these Coats easily these especially ,for ' ed by being displayed handling. just will be fashionable this summer, and will The Kid Glove to 2 choose at $7.50 and $6.75 They very regular values $15.00 $20.00; special at, prices make charming afternoon frocks. We show them in both The most reliable and the most known Centemeri and dark colorings. 25c, 35c, 50c yard. widely Camisoles. .. .75c each and light Kid Glove made. If this is stamped on your gloves they up are made from the finest selected French kid skin and SILK UNDERGARMENTS Combinations $2.50 each and up and . . Good Selection of Tub Waistings the skins of little animals a fine texture Lovely and Inexpensive. Bloomers. .$2.00 each and up these possess Incredibly Vests $1.75 well-to-d- o, each and up and Madras and that is distinct and not in A few years ago such underwear was only within the reach of the Shirtings flexibility approached any to with most modest purse. For this week colored and other known material. 2 but today it is available those, the In de chine, satin and In all white, also white with figures clasp length $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 wo shall offer some very exceptional values In these felightful silk under crepe to . Glove Silk. 40c yard. Evening length $3.50 $5.00 garments...... Kayser stripes. 'J

In Las Un- class the teachers of the returned from a visit Vegas. made interesting discussion for an room never looked is home from Phoenix. where he will enter the service of entertained will celebrate sembly prettier sheepman, of cle Sam. Mr. Francis has a number school at a luncheon. The Tho Lutheran church hour or more and tho women ull felt than with its gayly ribboned Friday, tho First National bank high In church on May 12. At then, Its first in of Flagstaff friends wishing him the grade boys also were hosts at parents' day the time had been well spent. May-pol- e of the colors and its Flagstaff, placed currency eighth t lie service will be spe- Ariz. J glass bills are of best of luck. a In the high school. morning there Flagstaff, semi-circl- e circulation. The three party Kiitcrtahimcnts Knliren Society. of lovely blooming plants called to cial music and address. The Luther with'en-tertainmen- ", HO and $20 and Two weddings of Interest to Flag- Mrs. Nora Rrumback was The week has been replete ts In frills of blue and old. denominations, league will aiso celebrate parents' t bear the of M J. Riordan, staff friends are of equal interest to Clovis by the illness of her daughter, sub- Quite the 'niftiest" wedding of the both for and by the The as usual, abounded in signatures day In their evening service, the program, president and W. Woeber Smith, Mesa people. The Mesa News of May Mrs. Roy Peterson. Christiun Fellowship. The season wub the "womanless" seniors. This splendid class, num- wit and clever take offs and afforded " 3 .Miss ject being spring cashier. says: Tassey will become the Mrs. L. C. Becker, John Beck, Jr., is Invited to both services. affair staged at the Orpheum last bering some fifty members, practically much merriment for all. The open- bride of Babbitt, now in the Van public stands now to O. E. Tufis of Phoenix, was in Flag- Joseph Miss Lucie Becker and Mrs. Sara I'l'W Personal Mentions. l'riday night. Much heralded, it was ready shoulder life's ing number, a medley of nursery route to Kansas medical corps at San Diego, while Miss Vleck of the boys so It Is but Girls' staff yesterday en entertained eight Postmaster George Hoffman will go even more than the most sanguine burdens, proper that these rhymes was sung by tho Glee Blance Mnnford will become the bride from the Paulist choir at a dinner at to and Cedar Vale "turned out last be made memorable ones. City. Wlllard Progresso anticipated and Flagstaff days club, v Mrs. W. R. Stewart, who has been of Ralph Dickinson, a Flagstaff young tho Alvarado. on and Monday at the to show Its Last now Clark-dal- e Sunday request to a man," appreciation. Saturday afternoon one ofthe Clafs history Miriam Turner. the winter In the middle man, an accountant at the Mr. of tho of the Torrance Red Cross to Blossoms" no of was In Class 'spending smelter. Enloe, superintendent county Peach proved ordinary gayest parties that honor of prophecy Gladys Kelley. west, has returned to Flagstaff to Silver City normal school, was a vis- talk on the war situation. bride and the attendants were well these same seniors, at Rogers Lake. Class will Faye Smith. summer with her daugh- tho schools. Misses Mrs. Calhoun Dr. spend the itor in Jlelcn at Tyler. Little, matched for so fair a one. Details and and Mrs. Blome and Miss Nora Class advice Prof. Laurence. is normal. Tin-r- e and Mr. Miller a ride ' ter. Eva. who attending Hero and in Helen. chaperoned hay accessories were complete and much Blome were delightful hosts and Presentation of key to juniors Earl left Saturday for Syra- Misses Lucie and Naomi Becker given by the fifth, sixth and seventh due of an to be remem- Grace Sliphcr credit is those having charge planned affair long Ellsworth. cuse, Kans., to take observations on if spent Friday at the Southwestern grades. the affair. Moreover, as to the finan- bered. The guests found a huge May-pol- o Giftorlan address Eloise Setzer. the eclipse. His early trip is for the Belen ranch the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Van Vleck conducted a demon- cial part, this very good entertainment erected, bearing the class colors, - Class song Composed by Mary purpose of locating u suitable site in Charles Carroll. stration on war salads. The next dem- enriched the treasury to the extent blue and gold when refreshment Ne'son and sung by, class. either Kansas or Colorado for these The Red Cross chapter at Belen Is onstration, war cakes, will be May 21 of utmost 200, which adds to the time came dainty baskets were found Quito spirited was the contest at the observations. Miss Marian Kennebeck will leave the erection of an emergency at the high school. planning The school commencement glory. hanging from the neighboring friendly normal school Tuesday afternoon W. 8. Shipley has resigned as cash- during tho week for Kedalia, Mo., hospital on what Is known as the high The Shakespeare club met at the fJlnes that had witnessed the lovely when C. M. Ilightower of Phoenix ier of the A. L. & T. company and has where she will Join her Becker orchard. will be on Monday, May 13, at foeb-el'- s with Diamond parents. hall, at S p. in. The is in- Roscnberry home on Monday for the dance so near them. Satisfying the conducted the Remington typewriter accepted a position the Bernard Jacobson, by Miss Severance entertained her fifth public . accompanied vited. last meeting of this club year. The inner man left nothing more to be contest. Joseph Hanley captured the Coal company at Albuquerque. Misses Lalah Willcrlng, Anna Stands grade class at a picnic on Wednesday. meeting was a combination one for desired but a huge bon fire and a gold medal given for the fastest and Mr. and Mrs. Shipley and daughter and W. J. Greathouse, motored to Al- Tho special services In connection the purpose of making way for the toast concluded de- most accurate work done on the type will leave Flags.'aff about May 15. tlio choir with the presentation of the service marshmallow the has been buquerque to attend Paulist been Chautauqua of next week. lightful evening and the guests were writer. Mary Francis and John Ken- J. T. Snoeberger appointed concert. flag at the Methodist church has Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Thorpe led loud in a most nedy both attained the required speed enrollment agent of the United States postponed till May 19. acclaiming it pleasant reserve for "oconlno Misses Louiso Feil and Enderstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swift have sold Jointly on living poets, living dramat- affair. but fell Just a trifle below on accu public service will entertain the Lutheran Ladies' novelists. racy.. county. Ills commission arrived Sat- their homo and will leave shortly for (Lalcerbig ists and living The Red Cross will soon begin a - . Aid at tho home of the latter on May Most was the Flagstaff, Williams and Grand Can urday. Washington, where Mr. Swift will be entertaining program drive for new members. Just now th8 of the Masonic 16, Next yon won honor flags in the Third Lib The members lodge engaged by a ship building concern. AND LUNGS presented. Monday night the need Is urgent all over the country. In new Inst Satur- John Becker. Jr., George Hoffman both teach- ,F0RTHR0AT women of' this club will Rive a fare- erty Loan drive. Flagstaff is proudly met in their ounrters Misses Llttfe and Tyler, the local rooms, volunteers are need- first time. and Livingston were in Estancia In the In leave rX"Cldum that wilt ! out- displaying hers at Red Cross head day night for the ing the Belen school, will for compound brtnr well picnic for several of their ed for the of one hundred ' is considered with its new fur- interest of Red Cross work last week. on the school lief in many acuta and chrome can. making quarters in the window which has This their homes Saturday, Provide la rem- going members. This will conclude and comfort bags, for the boys been devoted to a dis to be the most attractive Miss Kate Kroehnke was a Btlen session on handiest form, a bato social eighty recently lovely nishings having terminated Friday. edy hlrbly Mcommended by aclmoa, Con- the gatherings frr the year. who leave Coconino county on the play of the of the ladies. lodge room in the state. visitor last Sunday.' Jack Lynn has gone to Fort Scott, tains no harmful drvga Try them today. district- - worj The conservation meeting's twenty-fift- h of the present moni.h. Chairman Pollock was most gratl- - Two Interesting Weddings. Dr. W. D. Raddliffe was among Kans., where he has been summoned 50 cent war bis met In the various homes through-on- I a box, including t Class Xlcht at Normal. tf it the showing of Coconino Mr. Francis of tho El Tovariotel these Who attended the Paulist cholf to attend a court session. ' the town last Saturday afternoon. Class the normal was an county. at Grand Canyon, wns In concert. Mrs. A. K. Hayward. wife of Mana- I For aala br all dnirirl night at Flagstaff Laboratory, tuUutWpbia, The topic, corn meal and corn flour, event of Wednesday night. " The as Louis Charlcbous, Coconino county Saturday en route to Fort diss, Tex. The eighth grade domestic science ger Haywarl of the Harvey house, has ,tluna FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918.

Capital Awaits Red Cross Drive Even Collars , . Have Habit All Functions Smack of the War

:- -: :- -: :- -: :- -: :: :- -: :: :: Masons Unfurl New Service Flag &U2 Most Beautiful Carinfoiericct of events at the museum this week, there is very little to of social activity in the Capital City during the past week. OVTSIDF.work demanded additional time and additional hands, when 9 L Fe chapter of lied Cross on Thursday initiated eveninK serious in addition to their forenoon and daily afternoon Ktither-ins- s x nif-h- t the at the new museum.. Thirty-si- sinned up for the work and attendance nfternons is increasing. The of Miss Oertrucle Vaile from Denver, gave a new impetus for vitservice work. is beinR made for the lied the social livery preparation as it does with Cross drive in order that the Capital City mitsht set the pace i... '.i,,.,,.,,,,! ,i,,iimi- - each month contribution for lied Cross material. ' new museum The lied Cross flag was thrown to the breezes from the to the visitors the community center for building this week and proclaims This collar is apparently designed V,:'r Reed for so closely does It success of the Liberty Bond Drive directed by District Judge chilly evenings, The resemble its mure substantial and HoUomon astonished the most optimistic the Large collars so more than double, larger cousin, cape. their quotas that it in but until M'-ibed- . in although nlwuvx are vogue, lately the capital setting the pace '...... - .4"nt 11H? CH ,.n.,.. 11 u- i.i--.iii.i whii'h- went in little of any kind. lllll.ll has no war industries, fact, industry down the back almost to the The notato exhibit in tne. readings straight was a literary gem, rising waistline. Now the cape collar has room of the new museum, put on by oration with widens in or from climax to climax, glittering taken an airplane spread and Mis. Walter Uanbui'g, charge and demon- shoulders. The new the foood conservation 'division of the picturesque metaphors to envelop the woman's committee of the state coun- strating that the English language models, sketched for Fashion Art material lor i cil of was a success from possesses abundant Magazine, is developed in biege geor defense, Surely the or as- everv standpoint. Mrs. I. B. Hiinim forceful tonguelashirtgs. crown gette with oriental cuioroiiieries and ex- left ears of the kaiser and the brilliance. was in charge. Many recipes must have burned Tuesday tonishing amples of the manifold uses to which prince potatoes may be put were contributed evening. of visitors O met them at and the number thoroughly 111ANCK of M.S. MeCurdy, in earnest In their desire to help by ;()l(i TO the union station. use of In Mr. and Mrs. Warren K. Rollins encouraging the potatoes to Sam Wat kins was in Silver City household economy was unexpected. are in the Zuni country but' expect return next month. Their daughter, .Monday. Jy large. will them here Clifford and children left Mrs. Wilson of the museum Miss Ruth Kollins join Mrs. N. J. Harry until when she will leave lor for Port Arthur, Tex., their Maff, has returned from a two weeks' July to dunre Thursday communities in the Pecos France with her company, former home. visit to the in entertainment in behalf of the state miscel- and sing special W. T. Archer has returned from a valley work for the American soldiers. laneous gatherings and judging by O month's visit to Arizona cities. x comments was very successful in the ! press TAOS THE SI" M ME It, Miss Kdnn Worley, Instructor On she went TO Time in her propaganda wherever roil left public schools, enjoyed a visit Always the of Mr. and. Mrs. Julius Rolshoven Hurley being incidentally recipient Taos where with her Capt. W. A. Worley, much social attention. on Fridav forenoon for Men of action refuse to b'e slow cars. O they will take possession of the Martin of the ipi.irtermaster's department dependent upon moving, congested trolley They for the summer. This may bo Friday evening. She was en route to ov ci.rns. house - as realize that their time is worth money. And, naturally, find the 6olu' mi:f.ti.;s after- their last season id New- Mexico St. quite they The Fifteen club met Friday to return to Social Notes. with Mrs. F. Asplund, next vear, they expect Iteming tion of this time problem in a dependable motor car the most efficient form of noon Rupert nt The V C. and I). F. who' leaves this month for her former their villa Florence, Italy. Punish Weatgerred. tiolshoven alcove in the new museum ru.lninB merchants, left Thursday that has ever been . home in St. Joseph, Mo., to visit her for in it are to transportation developed. was the meeting Is deservedly popular Lv,.llin, fol. a m0nth'a outing to the mother. This last of finest paml-- I club the outside of be found several the (,r,in(1 ,:oilytm petrified forests in of the for year, on exhibit. A little reflection should convince you that any man can do a better work with a guest day on May 24. lugs Arizona, l.cs Angeles, San Francisco, day's and. tne The Woman's club met Tuesday San Diego calaiina 'sianus. . Paige. In the entire field of automobiles there is no car with "a more firmly estab- at the woman's board of VISIT OF T. ,T. K EWE. Mr. I'arrisli Is recovering from a b'ji afternoon John Keane, director of trade library. The program was in Theodore ... lollS lllllCS!!. lished reputation for dependability. Because the Paige performs its work unfail- of Mrs. lteed llollomon, chair- the Art institute ar i nicaao, M un , Mrs R rt,own cft charge I' e j man of the child welfare department. turned s''n,:l "" r'A'LM. THurs.lny evening for Phoenix, where ingly, it has been adopted by those men who are best equipped to judge the ( discussion of in whore "V . There was an animated i.ios, t Miivor they will mako their home. and Train- , ,i. it...... efficiency of mechanical product. "Concentration," "Physical Francisco. 1'rof. John S. Wright, who taught any in schools, many members Schmidt of San win- ing" the -- O in the Illllsboro school the past taking vigorous part. The Woman's was in town last week, will also draw to a NEW MEXICO ARTISTS IION'OKI l. ter, club meetings - motored to El PAIGE -- DETROIT MOTOR CAR close this month. Walter lifer's prize plcturs, "lo- .li"s Cnorgiu 1'enley COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN im- - Paso to spend Sunday with The revivnl of Santa Fe lodge, ing East," which he painted at Saturday last summer and exhibited ai per s sicr, .iss i.aurys. sue reiurneu Knights of Pythias, gave occasion for guna cover SEE OUR DEALERS. AS FOLLOWS: which was set by t he museum here, the home Monday evening, a banquet this week adorns Amur- - n. W. fiTONEHAM. Roswell. MARTINEZ. & SOX, J, A. JULIAN. Santa I'e. women friends of the ami of the May number of George Estes went to Phoenix Espnnola. ho knights, Will, ELGIN. Estaiieia. W. WIXTVYOUTH,. Santa Rosa CHAS. TRUMBULL s Vojtns. was enjoyed by a hundred guests orl lean magazine oi n. i"i"" i iiursciaj vemiiK. visitors froin Albu- - the American r eoeauuu ui ,i.8H Harriett Hamilton una ivuss Wm. W. TURNER, (iallup. more, including beau-- 1 Madrid. this number is also reproduced Kuth,eell Mason 0f North Minneapo-tifull- y jueriUe and Helena Service of New Mexico a war time "Oirl with Flowers." by ljg iMinn., arrived Tuesday morning, Paige Sales and Company Next Thursday evening of the Taos colony. dance is to be given at the national Dunlap m u ,,uri)rlsl, v1h1 t0 WiHS Mason's Phone 353. Distributors. 122 West Gold armory for the henctit o the brother Rill. He Is a private in com- - guard NEW ART EMIIHIIS. 1 Cross. The armory is free , C, of the 15th Ked given museum two ne panv infantry. They of charge, Morrison's orchestra lis Coming night !wore m(,( ftt th(, tuton ,,y Mr8. Ezra donating its services und various in- exilUHCM unci " ""'J v...... C. Clemens, wife of Major Clemans Ixical art- be in place. Bert Phillips, whose dividuals are giving prizes. week was of the l'liith infantry, ind Mrs. B. M. will make posters and every one visit to the museum this ists one of and Interest because Coegrove, wife of Captain Cosgrove Is expected to wear the oldest clothes delight of the 138th Col. Jose 1). Sena and Miss of his constructive and informal talk infantry. the absence of the in Big-be- e. Hughes as a farewell, they having re- after the flag raising. One hundred on hand. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. U who manager t on canons of will have a MeCurdy, . call to and fifteen dollars was cast upon tho JOsther Banon are in The the art, , ceived their report for duly charge. north alcove with a of. his had been visiting their son, Prof, An- The was before auction, which netted Elks have cancelled their dance on display Mrs. son the training camp. evening quilt the similar to the HoTshoven drew MeCurdy and fuinily in Silver John Deckert and Joe, left with and $30. The two sums wero contributed Tuesday nig lit on account of the paintings, Magdalena spent cards dancing. ' nave Sunday morning for an extended visit Ho-te- Cross affair. ileove. Warren Ro lins will nnicjiy. came do,ii Thursday evening At the opening of the new to the Red Cross. . with relatives in Han Kruncisco and m ina Worn, alcove wun painuntss uiui and visuen wnn ineir son, u. in last .Saturday night an Miss Elizabeth Roger, of Silver City, Muuruay ai Np"w H. San jl.ibertvi , ""T wav fl.om York city. J. Sharp MeCurdy until the following day when l'iego. graduating exercises of the fnrm (i,lnl- riven which was was in the city the first of the week On s CIO it Kit e ti mo i iir i u. iihiiuui on from of Mrs. C has promised to send exhibit they returned to their home in El Rev. It. L. Ferguson, pastor of the Magdalena county high school wero narticinated in bv a large number of in the Interest of war gardening. Miss nariv at the home Francis fill a alcove. held In so Wilson for of the club Taos which will Sharp Paso. Union church at Santa :!ita, came the Casino theater Tuesday townspeople and guests.' The rotunda Koger stated while here, that far The . was dec- successful in house site. Sisters Jxiretta fJulsne and Mary down Monday evening. evening. stage beautifully and dining room were beautifully she had been very this YOU LIKE HESTf I decorated with and and The work. Wll It'll IK) I.oidsa of Iiniila Milate j Miss Edith to potted plants orated with flowers palms. Thursday evening at the rectory of will Aguilar, in 8haw returned her the "Out of The visitors on museum night were In In Las ferns, with class motto, Muppi orchestra furnished IJie music Miss Xola Keene, who is attending the Church of the Holy Ialtli, Mrs be to as to which of Heart, Tucson, Dealing las; (home Cruces Sunday morning school life into life's was con and the :i asked ballot V school," Punch was served all evening the state university at Albuquerque, Walter Trowbridge organized week en route to Los .!n after spending several days in tho city ' ' in the north and east spicuously displayed. Tho followin-,- of the new host and host- visit to our the club whose members will look, In! Mrs. Nick Moxness of fl with her A. L. Shaw. hospitality made a flying city church like best. Not. whiqh i Bristol, 1.. father, program was rendered: ess, Mr. and Mrs. was greatly of the week en route to Ros- the families and will in 7 ",,..'". they - been Payne, first ifter keep ,,,,,, nlnl.n- ,hn llinKtiwho has here the past three R. C. Barclay, auditor , "V touch wilh the me traveling overture Cook's orchestra. enjoyed. well. 11 months Tier son, Private Oluf Dem- in ri j jrui m un- "h visiting of the Southern Pacific, was in Invocation Rev. Richards. exercises, are in active war service. Moxness of M, 1.16th infan Eighth grade graduation Portiilos News Xotcs. Itor. Says a famous critns and that company ing Tuesday. He was accompanied Vocal Solo, "Goodbye Summer"' in the seventh assisted The Scottish Rile Masons on try, left for her home last Mrs. Martin. which grade Miss Sidney Pierce accompanied by - unite recently: Friday, by Hardily. Faye occurred at the Ca- at- - with the program, Miss Xola Keene of Albuquerque, jMu.M.a.v '""'- visitors to some ex- t rne was accompanieu oy 1'rivaie i iiar, Miss of Salutatory Gladys Stuppl. 1 he "Occasionally Winnifred Sehuler, director sino evening. The pro- the univer- ag iron, the Masonic cathedral. been a twenty-da- y Cornet Solo D. theater Friday tended an opera given by to f()r (hp n)oBt having granted the Y. . C. A. j (composed by J. Cook's has -- .,1. stnrs. - cottage, enjoy'.mr gram was as follows: Music, at Clovis Wednesday. flag with decidely inter- furlough, convnlesci-i- from pneu- iiome in Cook) John Hopkins. sity girls popular picture - a brief vacation at her orchestra; salutatory, Cornelio Paez; W. of Carls- results. Usually the se- monia. Da- Reading, "Searching for the Slain" Judge John Armstrong l esting picture Raton. Diiring her absence Mids class Elizabeth Pender; MISS (.l it l.t HI, AAILEh lected Is it Mrs. C. P. Creston Rosa P.arreras. prophecy, bad, was a visitor in the city this ISII'. really pleasing; ordinarily and daughter, vidson, of FierrO, a volunteer Y. V. drill, seventh and eighth grade girls; . .. . or Piano Solo, "McDowell's Witch : week. iHiiKKests an interesting anecdote Mrs. Ida Creston, of Alta, Ia are here C. A. cot- H'uir sew .uexicu 1 The visit or miss nertruue vane 01 n worker, Is looking after the Dance" Gladys song, R. D. Bowers of Roswell, was In possibly situation that expresses their son and brother, Private - - Stuppi. by Miss Trew). Denver, director of the social service if visiting tage. Valedictory John CaU"(eomposed the eitv Monday. Mr. Bowers Is one sentiment not, sentimentality; rarely William Creston of the lnilrd infan- -- Hopkins. 'class drill. Mary or me Jeu cioss 111 im , it be Mrs. William Gilland nd daughter Address Rev. A.- Caldwell. Herbert Pederson: of the candidates for the Fifth judic- fiepurtnieni ...... inipH that may recog try. valedictory. Ruby Vinos; Alounuun division, was a ns nf value. The sim-- 1 Elizabeth, arrived last Saturday from Violin Solo, "Kinawaik Second Ma- - Brown; ial judgeship. npi, laf.tng Personal Mention. music, Cook's orchestra; address. P. Is source of renewed inspiration to the (1t a,un(lard for judging a work of Merely St. Paul, Minm, for a visit with biirka" Madalyn Tandy. Home .Miss Lucy Seay of Roswell, the hard-worki- ng The tf. song, "Keep the members of the Santa n , lts Nevertheless this! Army and Navy League last hu:: husband, Private WilUi.m Milium!, Presentation of Diplomas J. D. Argale: guest of Mrs. Roy W. Connnlly of a - p0iulrity. Ii"''l,1'--- a r.O Fires burning": presentation of diplo- re CiiapiUI HMO uie liittnuiK l'irn- most imperfect standard includes nn purchased Liberty Bond a", .machine gun company, 135th Mactavish. of this city. did record. stress will bo of the National Ked Cross. Class A. mas. Adolfo Torres; presentation Mr. and Mrsk G. W. Carr of Ft. (Jreater element of tmith which Is too easily fvdr roll: Gladys Stuppi, Faye medal; of laid in the future on the social serv- 'What Mr. and Mm. Thomas Thomas of Martin, Rosa John seventh grade presentation Sumner, were in' the city looking after forgctten or overlooked today. At the city council meeting the Barreras, Hopkins, by County Superin- ice which looks after the welfare of is or the of art from jvisited with Mr. and Mrs. II. V. AVhlt,e- - election too Frank Smith. stale diplomas business matters this week. men art object apart ficers elected at the last tendent Martin Lopez, Sr.; "Stat the families of the who are in tho i!s contest with humanity?' hill last Friday night. They were re the oath of office and are at the head Mrs. Malcolm Majors and Miss Nel- bv cr the navy. lie Field of were Spangled Banner," accompanied army turning from Han Antqnlo, where they of the city government for one year. the Puertcito ranch, Cook's orchestra. Miss Vaile gave a splendid talk on had been the winter with visiting friends In Magdalena this audi- spending They are: J. H. Tracy, mayor; Henry museum, night in the St. Francis their Mrs. Bert Stevens, well Dr. I'V 1. Vlck- - week. V As of noted daughter, Raithel, Albert Field. Miss who is attend- irA Pure torium. daughter the known in this section. They left for ers mid . members of Georgia Craig, Joel Vaile, and sister-in-la- Hamilton, school In attorney, 'choir home In attor- ing Socorro, spent Sunduy A . Mrs. Walcott one of J Santa Rita Saturday the council; A. A. Tempko, cily with was ac- The Lily of Anna Vaile, the Deming her parents here. She "Her 5s staunch members and of morning. ney: 3, A. Kaley, chief of police C. W. Miss complexion supporters Miss Olive In companied by her friend, Taylor, Portales like a the Archaeological Institute of Amer- Whitehlll, instructor Morgan, city erKlneer. Membem ol who Is a student in the same school. Lily" the Herman-se- n beautiful soft-ne- ss ica, Miss Vaile felt right nt home In Private Harold and MrS. the Hurley public schools, has the following committees were unani- Several of the school teachers will velvety are tho of a little daugh- home, the schools having clos- elected: . ot of her skin with the new museum and its atmosphere. parents mously Building, Henry leave f)r various points at the close R. Brise was a here -- 0 ter, bom Sunday morning, May 5. ed last for the summer vaca- J. II. school Flour-no- Charles visitor its radiant Friday Raithel, Albert Field; finance, here Friduy. Miss Hull, Air. Prise is a candidate pearly' AN OLIKTIMK ORATOR. Private Ilermansen is a member of tion. She has been employed as one Trueey, Dr. F. D. Vlckers; street and Thompson and Mrs. Watson will Saturday. While h white p irance is obtained thru 1 for the Fifth judicial Judgeship. mes- A, tilth of the at the of go to to their homes. J. the use of . Dr. Jacob Landau, delivered a company infantry. instructors opening police, Henry Itaithel, J. H. Traccy; Albuquerque hero Mr. Brise spoke to the Jargo ; the Mrs. of San Acacio sage of patriotism to tho people ot J. P. Nunn returned last' week to fall term sanitary, Dr. F. V. Vickers and Albert Elsie Spackman crowd assembled to see the parade I'"e. Mex- U Q. was a visitor this week. Gouraud's AM Mania in fact to all of New his ranch near El Paso. He came Taylor, representing the El Ffeld; license, Albert Field, It. H. Magdalena of the Portales high school in honoi rs s E. Moore last ico for there were many outside hemic on account of the Illness of Mrs. Paso Herald as Camp Cody corres Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton was elected left, of the flag raising. in the audience on museum is pondent, with Mrs. of for ensu- Sunday for Miami, Ariz., having" been Roswell a Oriental Cream Nunn, who Improving. spent Sunday Tay chairman the trustees the death of her A. B. Daniels of ,was night as there always are. As tlov, Miss of the Park lor in El Paso. term. culled there by the visitor this week. V. in l!ena Badley ing M. H. whowas killed Portales StnJ 10c tor Trial Sin E. Lindscy said introducing the has to home in Miss Lucy Armltage has returned to Mrs. went to Valley brother, Crosby, Miss, Irene Smith was a visitor In hotel, returned her Gardner Lake in a mine accident at that place Sat- FERD. T. HOPKINS A SON New York speakers: Columbus la. her home in Greenville, Tenn., by the several weeks to, have her sister, Fort Sumner a Saturday evening. "Museum night is the talk of the Junction, ago urday. O. H. Kelley returned Saturday way of St. Ijouis and Louisville, Ky. Miss Mary Knight ,of Lake Valley, ac- Prof. W. H. H. Roberts of the State elate wherever I go." The order of the Eastern Rev. J. J. Richard went to Socorro college at Silver City, was in the 0110 old-tim- e evening from a week's business trip Star has company her to New York, where her Dr. Lnndau is of the Monday and accompanied Captain cily friends this week, 'silver-tongue- to Ariz. invested in a $" Bond. is with visiting d orators, or Morenoi, Liberty husband, Llutenant Gardner, llobson over where the A Mrs. rather, Mln-eol- a, Magdalena, Red Cross quilt donated by vitriol-tongue- Mrs. Andrew two chil- The Uebekah invested in an stationed at Journal Wants Results such as Demosthenes MeCurdy and lodge aviation corps, captain delivered nn address at. the Roller was sold at auction Saturday, Bring was in his day, und Patrick Henry dren, and Mrs. Mary Alklre came three JHO Liberty Ilonds. and expected to leave tho first of Princess The theater Monday evening. and Daniel Webster in theirs. Aslow down from silver City last Monday Eastern Star meets the first this month. Miss of La Colo., and vis- May, lately Junta, from its informative character, and evening. They were en route to San third Tuesday of each month. Mrs. W. E Thaits and l'ttle son has been in Magdalena this week tak- the patriotic inspiration it gave, the Diego, Calif. V. N. MeCurdy, brother- - Miss Hess MeXama arrived Tuesday ited Postmaster and Mrs. W. K. Foulks ing an examination at the high school morning from Albuquerque and is the Monday night. She was .'.n h-- way preparatory to teaching a private guest of her sister. Mrs. E. C, Mor home in Silver City from a visit to school in the Datil neighborhood, in gan. friend", in ilarfa, Tex. which looality she has come to reside. There Are Still Many Choice Mr. and Mis. Phillip Zimmerman Relatives Visit Soldk-rs- . ' Robert L. Jones of the office force left, Sunday evening for their home in Private Arthur Schmlcker. of com- of the Becker-Mactavis- h Co.. left this a TV Catarrhal Cedar Falls, la. They hud heon spend pany I, 133rd Infantry, is enjoying a week on a thirty day vacation. Mr. TTr Jones will visit in Carlsbad tt tt i Cough a week in vlsitiiiff their visit and Miss relatives r Mr. W. S. R. ing Deming from his parents sister, I? Brown, F. D. No. 4, son, Private Charles A. Zimmerman, Erma, of Uurlinfrtofv la. Floyd, La., New Orleans and Missis- Eox 82, Anv one' . Rogersville, Tennessee, fill 133rd. Mrs. II. V. Lee and sippi before returning. company, infan A. baby left : headquarters school a most sue. iwriies try, and old acquaintances in the vi for their home in Baton Rouge, La., The Central gave "I feel Jt my duty to recommend Suffering with ' cessful closing' program last Wednes- cinity of Columbus. Wednesday afternooon. They have at the Casino theater. The Feruna to all sufferers of catarrh or United' Btates Marshal been here six weeks day evening Catarrh in ; f Deputy the past visiting numbers consisted of drills, songs and To Choose From eougn. in tne year 1909, I took, a A, Oeorge Ilnmsay left Friday evening her husband, First Lieutennnt Leo, M. recitations, all of which wore rendered severe case of the la I then new hos- grippe. Any form y' with five prisoners for Bnnta Fe. Mrs. R. C, stationed at the base in the most pleasing manner, reflect- took a bad cough. I bad taken all Kumsay had boon deputised to look pital, but who was reecntly trans on the teachers and sizes sonie kinds of ing great credit All and "prices very beautiful cough remedies but got no I will , after tho three women prisoners and ferred to Camp Lewis, American Lake, pupils. The recitations were by Misses relief. I then decided to try Peruna. accompanied him.- - wash., leavinir Wednesday. Robin Manuclita Sedtllo, in the color combination 1 Advise Woolgar, designs popular used five bottles. After taking five them Messrs.. C. O. Donaldson ' and Cal. Mrs. James C.nrrington returned Velma Lewis and Brownie Dialognes, Miss white bottles my cough stopped and my To take Paker returned Monday morning froai Wednesday afternoon from several with a recitation by Pedro Jones. grey, black and all are priced very catarrh was cured. at- Aciunita Sedillo rendered a My average km Sunta Fe, where they had been days' visit to the Pass City. pleasing - as- be sold weight was 115 and now I for threo The of .Corporal Hugh K. piano solo.. , low this stock must out at pnee. weigh tending federal'eourt almost body was tendered 3484. Any one suffering with ca- Peruna weeks. Burr, of company B, 144th machine An informal reception to Fred Butler and Hughes by the tarrh In any form I wiil advise them to Those who object to liquid medi Mrs. C. A. Hooper arrived Monday gun emnpuny, is expected arrive Perry hero is the only' son of members of the Knights of Pythias take Peruna." , cines can proeure Peruna Tablets. morning from Carrlzow), N. M., on a Thursday,- He friends visit to It. Mr. and Mrs. antes I. r.urr, of this lodge and other Thursday her mother, Mrs, Frye, east evening. Messrs. Butler and Hughes of Deming. city. left Saturday for the training camp. BROS! anil Officers of the Thirty-fourt- h divis- BABBITT Comings Goings. Macdonald. the BEPCBMC TRCCFS WUXYB-OVERLAN- D Au- Wyatt OARS Mrs. F. L. Sinclair and four chil ion tendered Brigadier General son of Hon. J. A. and Mrs. Macdonald OF FLAGSTAFF- ARIZONA dren left. Sunday morning for a three gustus P. Plncksom. who has been in of Kelly, left Wednesday morning for GENERAIi months' visit to her in Canel command of thA' division, a farewell El. Paso, where he vtil enlist in the BARGAINS IS parents I York Motor Co. GARAGR Clt. Ky. lunrheon Tuesday; prior to his leaving naval service. SALES ROOM 117 WEST GOLD . USED OARS BUSINESS resi- W, !. Tteckley, manager nf the for his.' new. pnit of duty that of A reception was given at the of and Mrs. E. A. In MAGIMI.r.NA NEW IfEXlOG Wentern Union, went to IjOrrtsht'irg enmnanrter of tho Hawaiian depart- dence Mr, Mayo durln-- f ment. - '; - ...... honor tt Fred Butler and Petty Monday to manage the office j .. .' "

-- Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918. FIVE

iiiHiiii'i'niMiiiiaw 3 Williams, Ariz. 'Estancia THERE IS A REASON WHY THE MOST EXPERIENCED MINERS THE GENUINE. The Woman's club met with Mrs. F. The Red Cross has taken up homo USE E. Lowe Tuesday. It was the lust service work, it does not always The State business session of the club year. mean that It looks after the families New officers were appointed to fill of the departed soldiers. When a sol- vacancies as follows: Treasurer, Mrs. dier in camp aslis for a release on ac- FUSE AND Harry C. Risteen; chairman of pro- count of Illness or on account of POWDER National gram committee, Airs. T. H. Cureton. of some member of his fumily Mrs. A. F. Johnson was hostess at at home, the officers at camp turn his a knitting party held at Iter homo wneti nume into the director of the bureau CAPS Bank about twenty-eig- ht spent the after civilian relief of the division from DYNAMITE noon with her. The evcat was her which he conies. If anyone from birthday anniversaiy, and the first Torrance county wishes to be re- anniversary of the enlistment of her leased his name is turned over to Miss It always gives perfect satisfaction and has the greatest efficiency. The management of this institution aims son. Sergeant Enfred. Johnson, now at Gertrude Vaile, director of the moun- N. all or can j Mrs. tain division, and she in turn notifies We carry complete stock on hand at Albuquerque, M., at times to conduct a careful, conservative, legitimate Camp Kearny. Johnson proved ' business. a delightful hostess. At the end of the home service secretary, Rev. W. J. ship direct from Colorado Mills. . the afternoon the Red Cross was re- Waltz, Estancia. membered by each giving a cent for Mr. Gibson, a member of the exec- It extends to its friends and patrons' such each letter in her tistne. Fourteen dol- utive eommitte, has said that money accommodations as their accounts 'and re- lars was donated. Another unusual 'should be appropriated for the use warrant. feature of the afternoon was the of the home service, section even be- PRICES sponsibility of of homo made fore appropriations aro made for mili awarding prizes the! INFERIOR candy for various games, all prizes to tary relief. It is Just as Important to Always guaranteed to be as low as lowest WHY BUY We are equipped to care, for you in any be Bent to soldiers. see that these families do not suffer send i ii of the ways in which a modern bank can Sirs. P. D. Richards entertained as it is to out garments. be of service to its customers. Tuesday afternoon In honor of her sis Rev. W. J. Waltz, pastor of the j ter, Miss Richards, who left this week Methodist Episcopal church, has been for her home in California. Mrs. elected secretary of the home service EXPLOSIVES we invite If you are not a customer, you Richards invited quite a number of worK or aorrunce county. Rod' DU at the same or to become one. friends. The afternoon was spent in- Tuesday the Cross received a when you can buy GENUINE PONT explosives price possibly Icheck for $50 from the Holland Mag- formally. . , It also received $43.20 lower prices? The canteen fund dance given by azine company. from the bull game of 28; $3 MAKE the Royal Neighbors last Saturday April PROVE THIS, WRITE US TODAY (WE QUICK SHIPMENTS) to service With from Mr. Twits' of Mountainair; $4 NATIONAL BANK added $50 the fund. L. THE STATE continued movement of from T. Pearce and $5 from A. J. the troops the Vestal. ALBUQUERQUE'S BIG HARDWARE STORE. Albuquerque, N. M. canteen service is in need of all funds be Kctl Cross Work. that may provided. com- - and the Lowest of Prices and the service. Miss Cecil Marie At n meeting of the executive We have the goods quick Cunningham and of Red Mrs. Rounseville were mittce the Cross Coombs United States Depository. Forest married last was elected chairman of the work at 8 o'clock. Itcv. C. Saturday evening room to fill the pliice i Mrs. A. T. & S. F. Ry. Depository. V. LaFountuine Tho serv- Ewing, officiating. resigned. Mrs. Coombs will have tho Land Bank ice was performed at the home of Mr. room as many as Federal Depository. Mrs. open afternoons she and George Rounseville, only a can find women who will take charge. few intimate friends being present. CO. Each in an- & week advance be KORBER will J. After a trip to the Grand Canyon on nounced what days the room will bo 208 to 220 North Second. Albuquerque, N. M. Sunday, Mr. and Mis. Ilounse,fill6 open and tho nameinf the women who left for San Francisco, where Mr. have The idea is to ltotinscvillc will in charge. givo every enlist 'he navy. woman In town a chance to plan her Plays for Heil Crust). work ahead and make it to The school possible children are busy pre- attend at least one a week. col- closo of two afternoon county Red Cross, and devoted his was .similar to that of the average months following the the has been connected with the engineer- paring amateur productions, Each chairman of the different com- netted a lor the term. Rumor has it that there "Robin Hood," and "Silas lime to show;ng what the Red Cross lege glee club, and $n present ing department of tho Santa Fe for the Mamcr," mittees Is asked to meet with fho the lied t'rofs. will be sixteen weddings in all hare in tne which will be given for the benefit of Is doing, and has done, expressing past year, has enlisted army board and report what has been done without tho R.hI Cross Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gates are the in the near future. And none Is a State Normal and is in the east preparatory to en- the Red Cross some time in June. the past month. 1'he officers opinion .that war I. Dillon' C. following tho allies lose the war. Mr. parents of a girl baby which arrived Redding. a school. Evangelists P. and E. are in for Torrance county: The Artesia lied Cross has tering training Innis are in town week and' charge Hoffman's a'ldress brought tho light on the 8th. chapter, Mrs. Ida D. C. Hanna is visiting this will Chairman, A. J. Green: treasurer, Mrs. a box to Denver (Silver City.) hold a Bible institute today of history to bear upon the present Mrs. V. E. Fatherree is visiting shipped headquarters in California. beginning Tom Rapcock: secretary, Mrs. H. I. and. fcUie 4s.'l finished articles. The . K. L. Mrs. F.n-lo- c relatives and w.'.s most in Oklahoma and Texas. containing President Fnloe and at the Williams opera house. Spllzmesser; ehairfiian of the war, enlightening points makes were home" to members Mrs. F. A. Paird and children of C. V. supply Mr. Meeker dealt with will return June 1, accompanied by chapter up in industry what it "at the Rev. lFontaine was the Mrs. Aj. Interesting. even- arc her committee, J. Green; chair- of tho war and son. who is tho lacks in numbers. of .the graduating class Saturday Slaton, Tex., visiting parents, guest of honor at a surprise party man of work Mrs. the general bearing her Clyde, attending The was informal- Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Hanna. rodin, Coombs; war work. Oklahcnm at Norman. The pupils of tho kindergarten had ing. evening spent held at the Methodist church Wednes chairman of finanejp, Mrs. J. S. university an in and A beau- Kin-co- Kelly; .Mrs. wife of W, 1!. outing Thursday, with a sumptuous ly conversation games. The funeral of Mr. llaynes of evening, in remembrance of his chairman of A. J. Mr. and Mrs. E;.rl Moulton and Miss Pistole, Major tiful silk was the priiJb for the day pubicKy, Constant; of of- picnic dinner in honor of the fifth flag was held hero last Wednesday. birthday anniversary. A large number of the home service Ditty of Corolla, visited in Estancia Pistole, the adjutant general's score in "Forty-two.- " secretary depart- fice 1. has re- birthday of Master Richard Wheutlcy. highest Dainty Interment was made in the local of residents were present, who paid ment, Rev. W. J. 'last Sunday. at Washington, C, refreshments were served. him Walt. turned to Artesia where she will re- cemetery. great tribute for good work done All of these chairmen have a corps Mrs. J. L. Siubblcflcld and son About Rheumatism. President Enloe has gone to Dexter Mrs. D. A. West will a cantata here. A purse was rresonted to him of Richmond main permanently. She conlu not en- he will address Chavez give efficient helpers.. In the future Ralph, returned, from Rheumatism causes more pnlri and where the next week for the benefit of the lied end ho invested the nrv.int In n lib- there will be a had dure the climate of the Distiict of than county convention. He will also visit regular meeting of the Calif., Su'.rlay, where they spont Columbia. suffering any other disease, for Cress. erty Bond for Mrs. LaFontaine. All executive board oilce a month, which tho past t vo months. the reason that It is the most common Koswell and other points in the Pecos re- said That a in the Artesia Rev. Hodges cf Magdalena, has this affair was the most enjoy- will be announced a week ahead of Little. Eva who v.'iw 111 teachership of all Ills, and it is certainly gratifying valley ami return to Silver City about able of Rayburn, schools is us cFiencious as an adver- 13. moved to the Methodist parsonage. Ho church social events given in time. Anyone who 'has a suggestion with la slowly. lo sufferers to know that there Is a May . pnetinnia, recovering tisement in matrimonial is has accepted the of the local Williams. to make to the board or his Mr. Mm. a Journal remedy (hat will afford ..relief, and An con- pastorate interest and John McGilJIvray of six interesting parliamentary church, and Is a most welcomed addi- The honor flag of the Third Liberty enough to want to know what tho Rod attended tho services seemingly proven by (he fact that make rest and sleep possible. It Is test was staged by the two literary was on Lucy, pariotlc teachers arc to be married, within two called Chamberlain' 3. tion to the community. Loan, raised the school house Cross is doing is invited to attend. In Estancia Liniment. societies the evening of May The 4 .Stmflty. societies were matched and the H. I.. Crcssey, proprietor of tho grounds at o'clock Thursday after- It has bem voted that any member Mrs. P. N. Dannevik of Moriarty, closely nil noon. services were of Rod ht result was a tie; according to Alvin I.. Pastime theater, entertained the Appropriate held, the Cross to solicit funds and sou, were in Estancia Monday on White who acted as referee. tehool children wit h a free show Tues- and patriotism held full sway. Ed or donations from any person without business. Hamilton, chairman of tho loan, had fiom Mis. Students of the music department day night. permission Kelly, chairman I'slancbi Social Affairs. are for the and The third annual ball given by the the affair in charge. of the finance committee. Mis. Peter McKisser of Willnrd, was busy practicing piano The Red X'ross and Home Guard violin recital which will be given the apprentices Monday night was one of Kstrwin Merc Mention. in Kslancla Monday attending probate of 16, and will form one of the most enjoyable functions of ho will attend the Methodist church serv- Plans have been completed for tho court. night May ice in a new the most interesting of commencement year. The boys used the afternoon body, Sunday evening, to view .store building to be recr?d by Miss Jacqueline Rousseau Is suffer- the Red Cross slides the I'and events. MisH Oldham's pupils have to good advantage, decorating the prepared for tho Farmers Stockmen Equity ing from tonsilltis and unable to at- done exceptionally good work this opera house most artistically with coming Red Cross lv've. Row Exchange; II 'Is to be of adobe, with tend school. year and tho annual recital will no banners, flags, railroad lanterns, head- has secured a set "On the brick and ff!i(lq front, and a corner The Mcintosh schools will Hattleflclda close on doubt attract a large audience. The lights, etc. The proceeds were given of Humanity." entrance. The building will be 25x A will be in will be in The silk Mrs. 80 feci, Friday. program given program given assembly to the Red Cross. About fifty peo- quilt made by Otto with it big cellar. the evening. hall. ple wore present. Lcbsch and donated tG the Red Cross, Fatmers suy they regard the nrop Mrs. R. A. who Two now tennis courts are was sold for Evans has been being The first military wedding of the $50. prospect as very good. The stockmen ill, is nblo to be out. at the buck of the campus Robert A quite again prepared year occurred last Sunday when Miss Perrin passed away at tho arc dlseourrged. number have re- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur have below the new science building. They home of Dr. U. Parrctt Hazel Ault, one of the teachers, was his brother. ' E. Perrin, ported that they have lost will be ready for the use of summer practically moved Into their new house. married to Lieut. Harold IT. Edwards, last Sunday morning. He had been their entire calf crop. Some say their The Willnrd school will hold students. of in poor health for some time. The stock is their Senior Class formerly this city, but now station- doing well, but others assert commencement exercises in the Union Play. ed at 8. F. B. Morse. Ran An- remains were accompanied tn Califor- will have to feed Professor .Myron It. of the Camp they unless there Is church Monday evening, 13. The Lugibihl tonio, where he is an Instruc- nia by E. B. Perrin, Jr. rain. May normal faculty, is working in the de- Tex., baccalaureate sermon will bo preach- of education Santa tor in the signal corps. The wed- In Sorull Circles. Dr. Amble was over from Moun- ed on partment at Fe, L. S. Williams was in Los Sunday evening. May 12, by but will return to Silver City In time ding, a pretty home affair, occurred Angeles tainair Tuesday. Rev. W. J. Waltz. noon. a this week, the divis- D, C. for the opening of summer school. nt After dain'y luncheon tho attending Pacific Howell was up from Willarit The Kpworth League of the Metho- am! ion of Rod Cross . June 3. bride groom left foi San Antonio. meeting the Second Monday. dist church Iihs decided 29 "The Tho were War Fund The upon. May Man From Home," by Booth following presnt: Mrs. E. campaign committee. patriotic meeting at the M. E. as the date when they will A. AulL Miss Enid An It. Miss Lovell Spellmire spent several church last give the Trifklngton and Harry Leon Wilson, Elsie days Sunday was a success. The comedy drama. "Southern Cinderella," has been chosen for the senior class Ault, Miss Fowlan, .Mr. and Mrs. nt the Grand Canyon this week, before music and speeches were !, J. the good. Rev. by Walter Hen Hare. Play this year. The following cost is Woodward, Mrs. Edward S. Gray answering draft call at Flag- Waltz, the pastor, conducted the meet- now rehearsing under the direction of Hanna. H. C. Kabclin. Rev. Hodges, staff. ing urid Attorney Livingston, Postmas- Miss Olive James Smith been MarPcth: Mrs. Annie Rrownficld and Pryor B. has called for the ter Hoffman and John Becker. Jr.. h1 Daniel Voorhees Pike Louis Pot-so- n. Ti mmons. draft on May 9. He may not answer lit Belen, were, (he snoakers. Mr. however, as M. Harold Owens, is very Livingston is- president of Valencia Grand Duke Vasill Bryan Strat-to- n. anxious to go and is trying to trade Artesia . places with him. Karl Haweastle Taylor Williams. Mrs. Ellen of Gregson Winslow, is The Atresia schools Almeric St. Aubyn Will Oraham. Socorro visiting her mother, Mrs. Adelfson. ure closing this 1 vanhoff Freeman MoWhoi'.er. week In a blaze of The exorcises Mr. Gregson has enlts'fidT Mrs. Greg-so- n glory. Horace Fred. .are the wholo I Granger Simpson Mrs. expects to return to Winslow Capes Have ..covering virtually week. Thomas. Vivian, a trained nurse who Last Hunduy was baccalaureate Bim- - been within a few days. . Itlbiere Clarence Bennett. has employed at the Socorro iday. Appropriate union services wcro hospital, left for Santa Fe to Mrs. Fred Stewart is back after a .mi MOST'.. Mariano Gerald Gouln. Sunday held Ihe 'lri resume a to Los Angeles. Mr, Gallant Air at Baptist church, the pastor, Michele Earle Moody. former position. ' trip and Mis. I'.ev. Buren bac- - Mrs. M. C. met with an acci- Stewart have rented tho Olson house. Sparks, preaching the you'll enjoy one of our Carabiniere Athlngton White, Roy Spicer Icalaureate sermon. The services Were wearing Graham. dent on Saturday, ono of the ligaments Mrs,. O. H. Reinhardt Ye turned j participated in by the of all of her kneo from Los Ileln-har- dt pastors Valet Do Chumbre Robert Ander- right being dislocated. It Monday Angeles. Miss cnurcnes. son. will he several weeks before she fully and Lcroy wll! inc oiner The music was stay there for a furnished by a Hpeeial combination. fithnl - TJewey recovers. longer visit. Granger Simpson E. Tuesday evening the of the. MoGrath. Mrs. Clyde Stauder and two littlo Miss Mackle Brooks, teacher of tho pupils sons eighth grade gave tw-- short en- Comtesse Do Champigny Ina left Wednesday night for their Pitman Valley school, upent the week- plays Straw Hats home nt N. M.. titled. "PutrlotisnTat , Chama, after several end In town. Miss Boggs' Corners," Terry. Uiooks recently anil "Yankee Doodle's Ijidy Creech Gloria Crawford. days spent with relatives and friends. rame to Arizona from hav- Birthday." Tho Mrs. C. Brown and two chil- Missouri, were W. The play will bo given at the Elks' Cony ing heard the praises of Williams from diplomas presented by A, We have a fine selection of the dren aro Mrs. par-en'- s, opera house the evening of May 22. visiting Brown's her old friend, Charles Poore, county superintendent of Eddy Col. and Mrs. A. H, Hilton. Prater. r Mrs. William Oswald county. new and are Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Lydia entertained at tho styles shapes. They this week her parents, Mr, Mrs. Wednesday, night Baptist Banta and' Elmer Roderick of Aragon, and church, tho high school commence- of the we can visited Mrs. A. B. boon D.inlel Shuekhart of Pasadci.i, Calif! character that Banta. who has ment program was given to a crowded a patient for somo wepks 'at the So- well sell and hack with assur- r San Mrcial corro house, The salutatorlan was Miss hospital. ; Esther Miss Corlna Silva returned to Socor L -- Morgan, and her subjoet was Ulj "We Pledge Allegiance." Thn valedic- ance of complete satisfaction. ro Wednesday to resume her duties as : ... V Mrs. L. K. nurse T .... torian was Lloyd Cowan, and his sub- Hanna was hostess to a at the Socorro T i hospital. ... was World shower . In Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Graves of ject "The Safe for Demoo Wednesday night given A honor of Mrs. Daphne Hannu. Tho Magdalena, visited Socorro Wednes iacy." feature of the occasion was a PANAMAS bride was manifested aay. scholarly addrci-- by Jonathan II. popularity of the stut -B- by the The senior class of the Socorro . Los Lunas public schools held their Wagner, superintendent of ANKAK many presents she received schools. The Harold Woodworth was in Albu- county high school prpsented a com- commencement exercises Friday, May high school graduated 1 Girls" Fri- nineteen scholars. BALIBUNTAL querque on Tuesday. edy entitled "Gudsbys on 10, at 7:30 p. rn., with the following Charles of day night. program: Artesia Social Notes. Coleman, president the The ladles' Aid will Mr. Mrs. -L- EGHORNS No-Lea- k. society meet Commencement and Xoel Mecks ore the Coleman Boiler Tube com- with- Mrs. song School. has Nancy Sm'th at her resi- Babes in the WoodsIntermediate proud parents of a boy. AND STRAWS pany, returned from Los Angeles. dence on Tuesday. Mrs. K. -- OTHER He a for his Grades. R. Willis and children, who reports good prospect the In new Invention, which, after more than reason A Salute to the Flag Primary spent winter Artesia. have re- "Another for licking tho Grades. turned to their home at thirteen months' test in an on Canton, Okla. -- engine kaiser," writes K. L 'IS that a foul Mrs. fl. 8. rianerMo our stock this division of the Santa Fe, is said to Recitation Vivian Mirabaf. . Ward, and Incidentally, spring be a success. tip in German is 'danebengegangen- - Violin solo Gillie Luna. returned from an extended visit to San of Lewis of La who derschlechtabgcblitzter ball. " ' Littlo Boy Blue, recitation Matina mngo, Laiir. Pearly Junta, Baca. Mrs. Aileln NfeCnw l,uo An Indian Drill Boys of Advancod from an extended visit to relatives In Grades. i exns. A Thrift Stomp Brigade Primary Mrs. Orover Kinder has returned Grade. from Albuquerque where she visited Corns VA Dance of the Mist Young Ladies relatives. Her sister. Mrs. Halbert, .Instantly! Stop Hurting! of Advanced Grades. formerly Miss Bessie Glbbs, returned clothes, new snappy shirts and Recitation Madero Romero. with her. Tn ties have been pleasing all the Corns Loosen and Lift Out Good Night Drill Primary Girls. compliance with a request of tho Address Saturnlno Baca. state council of defense, Capt. E..",'. men folks. Chorus "Star Spangled Banner." Bigler. cf the "Motor Minute-JHen,- " 'Is The teachers of this school are: enrolling tho names of auto owners for We are in at No pain ! Few loosen corns and calluses Miss Bradley, principal: Miss Alice possible state defeme or for war expecting you drops Sanchez and Miss H. purposes. 5 Thurman, and Miss vour convenience. bo they fall off Try it! Magic! have done splendid work this year. Thelmn Cbivtnn whn knent hA The children have! shown marked winter in California, has resumedi to progress. her residence here, having apparentl- For a few cents you' can get Just think t Not one bit of I. M. Luna made a short visit to y regained- her health. a small bottle of the before freezone Magdalena to see his brother, Tomas Mrs. Jlarry Wilson, formerly con- magic drug pain applyiag nected with the museum at Santa freezone discovered or afterwards. doesn't Luna. Fe, recently by It Mrs. A. A. Romero has now making a speaking four of the Guarantee Cincinnati ; surround- returned Clothing: a man. even irritate the from the Hot Springs, where she had state in connection with war work, ' Just ask at any drug store ing skin. . been for treatment. gave an interesting address here. W II. W. for a small bottle of 'freezone. Hard corns, soft corns, or Lunas Grove, O. W., held its Sergeant Johnson, connected with the United States sta- TO a few ten- between regular meeting Thursday evening at recruiting Apply drops upon a corns, the toes, also women of war W. O, W. lodge room, i The days are not tion at El Paso, has been in town a der, aching corn and instantly hardened calluses on bottom of J. F. Tondre made a visit to Albu- permitted to burst forth In' khaki few days trying to increase the mili- Company all soreness disappears and feet shrivel up and fall off with- querque this week on business.- and brass buttons, but they are doing tary interest among the young men E. M. Otero was In their best to look and enlistments. s will find the corn out a is a Los Lunas for a - military by adopt- encourage shortly you hurting particle. It the swinging- and Red Cross Benefit. Correct Clotlies for Men' so loose few hours this week from his sheep ing military cape that you lift.it .out, scientific compound made from, ranch In the cape coat. , This one I of oyster A minstrel on - Mogollon mountains. performance pre root and all, with the fingers. ether. Get the genuine 1 The Los Lunas chapter of the Red gray basket-weav- e wool, with gray fentiens scale was ttiven by the young- 1 Sll V V Cross held s, meeting Wednesday silk stiehlng and black and white lin- er men and women of Artesia for the "f"t"i"t"t"t"i"'i't""""f"f"t"i evening. ing o foulM'd". benefit ot tho Kcd Cross, The program SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May 12, 1918.

Normal University Twixt Coat Hagerman jj i j The senior vacation for the cast be- And Cape The campaign for the Third gins next Monday, but all oilier crtv Loan demonstrated that neither seniors must wait another week for c.routh, late frosts, shortage of canal theirs. When it comes the halls ami water, orders to slop pumping on the; lecitation rooms will he so empty that liver nor any other discouraging fac- faculty and others will feel lost, be- tor could keep the Hagerman peo-- : cause this year the graduating class pie from doing their duty for free- - is very large and has been one of the dom. Hagerman not only subscribed most active in social and school life. its quota but "went over the top" The copy for the annual is j.assincj for more than $1,000. through the hands of the editors and' The Hagerman Rod Cross held an soon one of the finest annuals ever is- - auction sale and served dinner at sued will be ready for distribution, the raising of the flag and patriotic' The literary department contains some celebration and sale on Wednesday. a j excellent essays, short stories, poem, There were a number of out of and a storv that attracts attention. in town visitors. The majority present "The Hero." which is singularly were Hagernian people and farmers keeping with the times, being; a story: Messrs. war. The from the surrounding country. of the great world "Snap- McKinstry and Hollomon donated; shots" are full of action ami portray auctioneers and W, N. M. N. ihcir services as the true spirit and life at the A. as clerk. will be a sur- - Losey The faculty sketches of. ar- - to the members of An auto was disposed The prise, especially and Flock sold included horses, this body. tides School. hogs, calves, turkeys, chickens, baby Register for Slimmer chicks, eggs, a hive of bees, a pair of Miss Gertrude Elliott of Fort Sum-- ! , pea lowl, guineas. iucks, i.eigian; ner arrived Thursday to attend sum-- h:irrK. furniture, sped corn, corn meal, mer school and assist in the library j with canned fruit, dishes and many other' Miss Klliott is a social favorite articles. A beautiful hoii'iuel of roses the Vegas young people and especially donated Mrs. Williamson was sold the normulites. by summer for $100. The net proceeds of the sale New registrants for 'the exceeded $600. school this week are Hisses Maggio Keinita The patriotic exercises which were; Qnintana of Villanueva and held bandstand were Silva of Pena ltlanea. who have just at the inspiring! schools: also Misses Willie M. and well attended. Speeches by Judge closed C O. P. J. tiros--- - and Kffie J. dross. Miss Kffin Richardson, Thompson. closed a successful school Neis. Robert Kellahin, prayers by Rev, ., in tutii imji,iii has just II. J. Rev. D. R. Jack- ,wa t SchafTncr & Marx at Parsons, and her sister has Cumpsten and f Copyright Hart term son. Patriotic songs by the Presby- c'' been teaching at Capital!. combined to an in- Miss Frances Staron, one of the terian choir make finest young women in the senior class, teresting program. has been called home to Roswell bv Honor Mag Raised. thfl illness of Mrs. Manning, with At 11:50, as the Star Spangled thin- whom she makes her home. Shortly ner was sung, "Old Glory" and the. 9 she will accompany Mrs. Manning to "over the top" flag of honor were California for the hitters health, raised. The service flag which bears " home ltchearstil for "IVunflla." nineteen stars was sold for $1 for When comes marching Rehearsals for "Prunella" are pro- each star and given to the town. Johnny gressing satisfactorily. The first re- The boys from Hagerman who have hearsal at the Duncan was held offered their services and if needs be A feature of the production their lives to their country are Harry will be the unique costuming and Cumpsten, Itobert Cumpsten, Virgil of old It's a cheerful and we scenery. Mrs. t'onwell is a director Parks, George Parks, Guy West, That's the title an war son";. song that knows how to bring out the best Clancy Brock, Clifton V. Smith, Perry there is in the material at hand, ana, A. Stevens, Ralph Prince, Otis McMul-le- can it now. that best is always some latent talent Guy Sone, Albert Sone, Phillip sing again that has never been suspected until; Luciotto, Frank Ridgley, Chester But-le- r, she began her work. Clifford Mcf'ride, Artftur Crozier, Miss Marie Mann, one of the stn-- 1 (1. M. o'Dell and Perno H. Prow. dents in the commercial department. The Chaves county eighth grade were held Dex- and have to them has been chosen to succeed isj graduation exercises at We're all looking forward to you'll not buy Louise Cunningham in the office ter Thursday. An exhibit of the work the ihicf dispatcher of the Santa Fc To prove lis consciousness of mod- of tho different schools was held in will come often. connection with the commencement that when the boys so offices. ern tendencies this wrap makes a good day Mr. and Mrs. Ilallett Raynolds have exercises. Among the eighth graders in the beginning as a cape, and then retreats turned after an extended visit from Hagerman were Misses Lillian home, victoriously, but v i( board of a bit, into the coat class by taking unto Mabel Rernice marching east. As secretary of the itself a vest. The vest and Evans, Cowan, Walters. You're certain of this at Mrs. is miss- lining are Hazel Jones, Helen Cumpsten, Walton 'quality regents Raynolds always of and the is of a in the meantime can ed bv the normafites. plaid satin, cape Hammontree, Everett Walton, Clem you help President Frank II. If. Roberts khaki colored wool mixture. Capes are Samford, John Samford, Vinton Ctr- - this store and expert tailoring, simdav from a trip to the the darlings of fashion for slender ry. Cordis Itidens antl Paul Ne'.vsom. them by saving food; saving fuel; valley, where he attended the women and not so dear to others. Mr. and Mrs. Itudig and son liar- - too; we it absolutely. eighth grade commencement exercises old left on Tuesday for Tlochcster, on guarantee and where he made a talk Minn., where Mr. Hudig and son will and saving clothing. at Dexter, member of Normal univer- on "Your Duty and Your Opportun- faculty the undergo treatment. The latest Springtime styles are " While awav he visited Clovls sity and now a member of the Gallup Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bryant in2 lit- - ity been chosen to take All-wo- Koswell and other high school, has tie son of Artesla were ol Vr'eshi, place. of Hagerman; clothes save the most here now; made Hart Schaffner Owing to the large amount of work charge the college history during visitors ednes(JHy. by necessitated bv the normal commence- the summer school. Miss lAicile Woodward was a Hager- ment exercises he has been compelled A clipping from a Portland, Ore., man visitor Wednesday, Miss Wood- for wear a time & 'Marx. - a Ida M. you. They long in refuse a large number or lnvu.i- paper containing portrait of ward, who is the Chaves eomitv home '.:mp.i lions to deliver commencement Larson, has reached the normal office. deinonst.".tion agent will conduct a dresses. This clipping announced the marriage two days demonstration noc Wednes- Normal university has issued a of Miss Larson to I.ieut. Frank M. day and at the The coast Ft. Thursday Hagerman special bulletin for the boys and girls Memmer of the artillery, school auditorium. interested in garden club work. I his Worden. For the past two years Mis! Several of the school children are New clothes call for a new li At to match. You'll find here bulletin mentions some valuable prizes has been swimming and gym- suffering from chicken pox. offered for the best work along these nasium instructor in the Stadium high Mrs. Tommy Heed, who has been the smartest selections of new hat in town. lines. The state champion member of school of Portland. quite 111, is now able to be tip. Spring styles clubs will be given a register- In 1!U4 Miss Larson came to the Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rhret Mrs. garden de- is rich in new ed Duroc pig. Any boy or girl may Normal university to organize a Hughes and Miss Cleo Smith motored The neckwear this season coloring. for of welfare. She to Uoswell Mrs Pave one of these folders by asking, partment physical - Monday, KhTt, who was exceedingly popular with stu- is chairman of the local Tied Crors, rii.irnri l roriibein. a graduate (iPnts. Mis. Memmer will continue took a number of boxes of finished of 'tlie University of Denver, former her work at the Stadium hi h school. garment sto tho ''.oswell chapter. Mr. and Mm. Morgan, M.-- T. Mc- Kinstry and Miss Kde McKinstry mo. toreil to Howell Monday and spent, tho day shopping. Tho baccalaureate sermon for the Hagerman h'gh s:hccl will ho deliver- ed on Sunday (veiling at !ho scPcd! auditorium Dy Itev. Holyfield of Clu- es. X. M. The various :r?.des will hoM olos-iu- evercises on lilferei.t days the Clothing dining Wright Company week. Several plays will bo (riven until the graduation exercises of the -- The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes- - class of 1918, which will be held the latter part or tno week, Tho 8. D. A. school closed last week, the concluding program was rendered by the pupils on Tuesday evening. The exercises were weli at- tended. Miss Griffith has had charge of tho school this year. and a courso on the drama In FTance Miss Helen Cowles, who has been South Walter street, announce the wife, who is staying at the home of AN OPPORTUNITY FOR N. M camn In Tues- of their daughter, Dorothy her mother with a wee Worcester, from the Romanic period; the lectures teaching at Alto, ele- day and will spend her vacation at her to William Leonard Rlttcr, bceond who arrived two Weeks ago. LANGUAGE STUDENTS to be in French. Courses on the home in Hagerman. lieutenant, 5S V. H. infantry. O ments of French nnd on composition Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craig of AT CAL. UNIVERSITY and conversation will be given by A marriage Mcjnso has bee-- i ls.suo,l Calif., are the guests of their Prof. Alfred Solomon of the Univer- to of t James Lee Robinson this city, doughter Mrs. Xyo G. Martin, 622 universities will be of California. Five represented sity and Ruth McHr'de of Memphis, Tcnn. Xorth Fourth street. f in the instruction force in tho depart- You can enter the summer session O PERSONALS as a in the exer- The Good Time Dancing club Mrs. C. G. arrived tho first of ment of Romanic languages scheduled student, taking part Wiley cises of the classes and uni- gave its regulr.r danco In Colombo the week from V.'oodville, Okla., to for the summer session of the Uni- receiving hall Friday night. visit her sister who is a at the versity credit for work successfully Robert A. has received a Q patient versity of California, to be held In t George Murphy sanatorium. completed, or you can enter as an letter from his 24 ? brother, Ueut. Harry Mrs. Klsio Kenny of Winslow, Ariz., O Los Angeles from June to August auditor, hearing tho lectures and, f S. George, announcing his arrival in who has been Mrs. George 3 of this year. visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. of without responsibility, profitihg by France. He is attached lo the Fourth left. to visit Paltenghe The whole is Clifford, Tuesday evening Wagon Mound, N. M., spent Thursday In Spanish, Dr. rcrasmo Buceta will the instruction they offer. t infai'iy her In Colo, country parents Trinidad, O with friends here leaving the follow- give a very practical course for teach- For the bulletin of tho summer ses- t O to at- Mrs. L. E. Fletcher has gone to Ra- ing day in their car for Roswell also a course, on the Introduction full in ? Mrs. E. R. Ruffell t Las "Vegas, ers, sion,' 'containing information ton to join her husband, who has been tend the graduating exercises of their to the of the of to visited Mrs. F. M. week on instl-tu- c. study history Spanish regard courses, faculty, admission i:. Lyon last son at the Roswell ? ablaze with Patriotism! traitftired there as muster Military literature. Dr. Buceta is an instruc- call at Los her way to El Paso. and the like, the Angeles O O O tor in Spanish at Johns Hopkins uni office, 4177 Union League building, t Marea Goddard hhe t Miss Irene Eoldt has returned from Mrs. Brown of versity. of the Uni. ,or write to dean of the summer Among the El Paso visitors in tho Rolf the Rub-wel- Henry nil-mor- to of l. of We are in this war, soul and body, to f city uro Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank e, a visit MIss'Myra Martin Alvarado Farms, Is enjoying a visit versify of Texas, and Esther Hust session, 209 California hall, Berkeley. who are guests of tb. latter'a from Mrs. I. W6od de Camp of Car- the University of Utah, will give a t O win! sister, Mrs. Clarence Hudson. thage, N. y, double course in the elements of A woman has sued In Xew York o Allen lit uce failed to pass the phys O and Forest E. t Spanish, Spencer of the for breach of promise says she con- B. G. Randall, president of the Val ical examination at Camp Funston and Miss Frankie Hart of Ponce University of California, will give to the City, sidered the proposal for forty-fiv- e Our men are giving themselves ley bank, Taos, attended the war con- is expected home this week. Okla., is the of her sister, Mrs. courses in advanced ference in this last week. O guest elementary minutes. She shouldn't receive a cent. t city Frank E. Summers. , Spunish and and conver- the tl-- composition noblest, cause among mento highest a J. P. Williams, registrar of uni- O sation. The proposal was outlawed. t W. A. Hawkins cf El went to Roswell wi'h the Judge Paso, versity, Mr. ideal we know. was in to and Mrs. C. E. Carroll of Los In Prof. Henri C. E. David T T the city last week. dramatic club and helped spread! motored Los Lunas to French, C. G. Mardorf motored down from I.. M. X. Lunas, up from of the of will "propaganda." attend the Paulist concert. They were University Chicago, Santa Fe Wednesday to spend the day home are move, every the Albu-cnerfi- ? And we at counting every Among capital visitors in guests of Mrs. Henry Rolf "Brown, re- give a thorough course for teachers with friends. effort. We are giving; raising during the vcelc were Col. Mrs. Albert ffc. Malsh and Ikt son, homo ? conserving, saving, and Mrs. W. turning the following day. as much as is George Pritehrtrd. George, who hjvo been living at the O our efficiencies to the highest point f O Huhhs tn Jay residence ? University Mrs. X. humanly possible to carry on our home resources I Cl Rito was represcn'.ed In Albu- Heights, left last week for their homo Thomas Wilkerson left yes- t querque week Ros- - in Dcs for Ripley, Miss., to spend the ? the most to the battlefront. diuring the by Pr. Moines in the Mnish car. terday and give Spanish-America- n summer with her and her two Hill, president of the O sis'r ! ? normal schocl at that plaeo. Prof. Dean C. Worcester went to young sons. The boys left for Ripley Just Once! Dodson's Liver Tone in work or but two Try T There is scarcely anything labor, t Pueblo, Colo., week, to visit his months ago. last that can be done by the aid of electricity. t Bert Phillips, one of the noted Taos t aitists, was in Albuqiieruiio during Miss Margaret Harper Is the gurst Take No Calomel! Listen To Me! hU whole of t the week visiting friend i. of her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Herndon. Miss Uncle Sam has electrified engine Harper, who spent the winter m Texas .. - t ' U C. Daves, supervisor of tha United is en in Los An- war! route to her home t States district forest has re- in Y vrvice, geles. She will probably remain if bilious, constipated, headachy or sick, I guarantee And it not one whit from pure patriot- turned from a trip to the Coronndo Albuquerque several weeks. departs forest tn southwestern Arhona.. relief without calomel t ism, nor does it commercialize the idea, when we O taking dangerous is one of our t MMr. and Mrs. J. B. Herndon are ' that Electric Service greatest Thomas Hughes, warden of the pen- I which sickens and salivates. ? say A. F. of En-rii- s, at this critical time. f itentiary at Santa Fe was in the city entertaining Dunkerley helps luet week. Texas. It is possible that Mr. O Dunkerley may make Albuquerque of your 'problems and expert his permanent home. using; calomel! makes you spoonful and If It doesn't t Complete analysis ' Police Sergeant N. M. Miller Is at Make Your Kiddies Stop It tonight, recommendations entail no or expense to t St. was Laugh gtck. Don't lose a work. If you straighten you right up and make you obligation, Joseph's hospital, where he day's feel will ? taken to be on for appendi- Children imile when they lake UKI ("ROSS WOMEN feel or consti- fine and vigorous by morning, I you. Ask us and we gladly help you. opeiated lazy,' sluggish, bilious want you to go back to the store and t citis. Foley' and Tar GVKST8 MRS. SHIRJLEY. listen to me! O Honey Miss Xutter entertained a pated, get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone , 1st, It tastes Shirley is be- t Mr. and Mrs. Frank Znrn of Glen-rio- good. number of the Red Cross workers in Calomel lis mercury or quicksilver destroying the sale of calomel f 2nd, It makca Js entirely-veget- cause ? N. M., were in the city last week. them feel good. her rooms at the Occidental arart-mcnt- s which causes necrosis of the bones it real liver medicine; ? Mr. Zern Is editor of the Glenrlo Tri- It will turn a feveriih, fretful, cough evening. Mrs. Calomel, when It comes Into contact able, therefore It can not sali- child Friday Handley break- vate or sick.. '? bune, one of the most Influential lag into a happily tmiling one. directed .the wrk which was the "T ak- with sour bile, crashes Into it, make you Is feel weeklies In New Mexico. Because It puti healing, toothing ing of hospital garments. ing it up.' This when you that I guarantee that one spoonful of t T O coating on a feverish, inflamed, tickling The were the awful nausea and cramping. If you Dodson's Liver Tone will your following guests, ;ho put Gas are "all knocked if liver la ? Mrs. Ida M. of Lis Cruces, throat. It and . spent a social as well as out," your sluggish liver to work and clean your Albuquerque Llewellyn helps (nufflet Huffy, hour, doing or Or- and bowels you t grand matron of the New Mexico wheezy breathing. Il their hit for the boys "over there:" torpid constipated bowels of that sour bile and consti- stops coughs ? der of the Eastern Star, visited Adah Mesdames Handley, and e: have headache, dizziness, coated pated waste which la clogging your quickly, and it wards off croup. Pique if breath Is bad or stomach ? the veek. It et Misses Hall, Switzer. Wickham tongue, system and making you feel miserable, chapter, during contain no opialMr does not up-t- a of harm- t & Electric Company o a delicate and the last ttoodell, Benson. Funke and Beauhien, (our, just try spoonful guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's ? John Beard has sone cn s visit to itomach, drop During the evening less Dodson'a Liver Tone, Liver Tone will keep the entire family in the bottle U the first. many patriotic - t El Paso and San Anton'o. iui u'ioqi songs were played and sang by some Here's my guarantee Go to any feeling fine for months. Give It to it. . n Try ,Sr of he girls. Light refreshments were drug store and get a bottle of Dodson's your children. It is harmless; dopsn't r. Mrs. A. B. McMillen of 119 Sold by all .... scrveu py tne nostoas. Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a gripe and they like its pleasant taato. apd dnifglst. J t