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TIHRTY-XI.NT- II YEAH. Duily Carrier or 70c a Month t 1918. bj Mall, Vol.. IA III. No. ;. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Saturday, June 15, Single Oopkn, M pusuo F GERMANS DRASTIC CHANGES LULll TEUTON Arc Waiting to Tackle Bomb-Droppi- ng Bodies ON PARIS HALTED IN DRAFT RULES OFFEfchWONLY

BY DEFENSIVE OF PUT IN FORGE 0! 1 INDICATElflRE ENJEN1 I TROOPS GENERAL CROWDER IIOLENT STORM

:""iv.4XMi,t.fr.;-- 'jv, .si w ...s.i v.': Crown Prince's Drive Nets Him Marriage Since Enactment of Bfco ft .mm. v, , L &vw&mm9 vw , Washington Opinion Is That Nothing More Than Obliter- The Law Is No Excuse for German Push on Western tT x- - ! ation of Noyon Salient and Exemption From Service, 4Uw Front Will Break Out Furi- of " w is 9 Huge Losses Men, With One Exception, , ously in a Short Time,

MAIN THRUST OF ENEMY LOCAL BOARDSTOLD TO STAGE ALMOST SET FOR HAS NOT BEEN STARTED RECLASSIFY ALL CASES RENEWAL OF MAIN DRIVE

Speculation Is Rife as to When Dependency Claims on Ac- Hun Objective From First Has It Will Come and in What count of Children Will Be Been to Separate Allied Direction It Will Where Born Be; Foch's Allowed ,c Annies and Then Sweep on If Armies Watchful, Before June 9, 1918, A ' to the Channel Potts, , 3 l

UK. t MO i, v. raY MORN1NR JOURN. A. RRtOAL LRAwRD RMRRI MO (NO JIUMNAL flPICIAL Wlm IRV MORNINR JOURNAL RPRCIAL LRARIO MMRfl) 14. c.p. t The attempted ilrlvo by Hip armies Washington, June Marriage June 14.-T- of .he selective Washington. present of Ihp German crown prince towards since the enactment lull on the buttle front In Franca no longer will be accepted ur only Paris seems definitely to have been draft ti new more violent cause fur exemption from military All a Ion;; the AtlnntU' coast l,cic I'nclc Sam's aviation Ktatlous Wasliiiiuiou Is mil aerial but should I presages and checked. With thousands of their men aiv cvpccthi"; any attacks, bey conic, they'll at service, except in the cases of located they're all M't lor tiny aerial dcvilliv that I lie Huns may attempt to 'find our own liue birds all set Tor them. The above piclure sliows a group storm of tack on the allied line lii men ., having been fed to the suns on who have become of age since June lirlim over l'lanes are II,Imi over the ns near the shore of 15 iicicliini's for obsei'al Ion iu,-- s, Mtnicwbeie the opinion here. The If here, eonlliiiially gctllim lead) piii oer military Impres- the Monf didier-Noyo- n and fiolssons-Viller- s 5, 11117, who may he exempted they on the liHikoiit lor any pussiliiiiiy of tbc IIiiim luiiiieliing any of their fliers. Atlantic. sion is rapidly strengthening that thd Ootterets sectors in the mad married before Jannury 15, 191S, the on which the resolution re- tii!?e Is almost si;t for renewal of the. rush to pierce the allied lines in these date joint quiring their registration was intro- ' German main thrust at the British, regions and thus gain a fair way to duced in consress. army around Amiens with the chan the French the maneuvers of to the ilrafl , capital, Drastic amendments LABOR ELEMEN 1 Why Not Tell It to Senate may AIRPLANE ACCIDENTS nel 'cast us tho objective. .. the German commanders apparently regulations wire announced tonight find Belief has never waivered amonff have to the German arms by Provost Marshal General Crowder. brought boards are The Bill? Ihe mujorlty of officers here that the' more than the obliteration of under which local required Marines, AT TRAINING CAMPS nothing to reclassify all cases involving such real purpose of the German general' the Noyon salient and the capture of marriages. Dependency claims on ac- IN MOUSE They'rcOverTherc TO PREVENT staff has been from the first to cut', n few unimportant positions south- count of children of such marriages LOIR allied a drive tha Iff IRV MORNINO JOURNAL LRARRO WIRR1 the armies apart by west of Solssons near the outskirts of will be allowed where children ure June 14. Em- 14. "Smil-in- g would curry them to tho channel; that Cotterets fdVest. born or unhorn before June 9, 1918. Amsterdam, San Antonio. Tex., June the Villers peror William wen! into regions I.ieut. Pat O'Hrien of Momcnce, arrived at that coal, massed attack Friday, the sixth day of the offen- Order to State Ho:mIs. Following is an order sent to all , under fire during the recent fight- 111., and later of the Uritish Royul fly- would be hurled the northern sive between Noyon and Montdldier. SUFFERS DEFEAT on the French accord-in- s MAKING who survived a with against witnessed local actions. s.ate draft executives: ing front, LIQUORS ing corps, battle Hector for tho of only small fol- to Karl the was purpose destroying Less was "Please promulgate at once the Rosncr, emper- four German planes, taken pris- de- than three days required by or's fuvorito who a fast tho British army, while a strong to to vir- lowing umtndment to the correspondent, oner, leaped from moving train, the allies bring the enemy a important accompanies lilm on his tours. wandered more than two months fense was maintained against the' tual halt south of the Aisne. selective service regulations: Freiic.lv to the south. The thrust at seventy-two- , S. The article, through enemy territory, finally Where Will Next Wow Tall? "Rule five, section, IRV MOKNINO JOURNAL IHCI'L LCA&FO WIRE correspondent's IRV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRT' Bans have been looked as plan-- , 8. is amended to as follows: dated May 2!j on the battle field l'8C0 reaching Holland und safety, tonight upon The feeling still prevails In military R., read l'huenix. Ariz.. June labor 14.'- - mat an 1 executed feints lo. & In Washington, June The senate) the second fall of designed circles in main effort "Rule A. The fact of dependency y of the Aisne, is printed the is suffering from Frunce that the clement in ;lie lower house of the Iterlin re- committee recon- ma career, caused, accord- weaken the Amiens front before the( of the Germans has not been resulting from the marriage of a reg- I.okal Anzeiger. It agricultural today vulturous On yet e suffered u clef oat today sidered its vote of earlier In Ihe to liberties ilual effort would be made there. Is rife as istrant who has become twenty-on- legislature cords the emperor's explanation day ing observers, by taking launched, and speculation when the vole was announced .in thcl for a favorable on pro- a of air- no other can these observer to when it will come and what the years of uge since June ,, 1917, and of the battle to his suite. The report the Willi student training type theory who has married Since the date of the bill to prevent the employment i), emperor, standitiR before a map posal of Senator .lone:: of Washington plane at Kelly field. Apparently explain tho sequence of German oper-- i general objective will be whether mines and hazardous - for a 2. 000-fo- aiiuiiH In the and on no Is introduction of the resolution other occiip:i- of the fitihtinif area, says Robiicr, national prohibition during the ii'l.Tlen's only injury afler great balile; Paris or the channel ports. It joint tions of who cannot or and decided to hold on in nose was a broken other say, can the cam- still in congress requiring his registration, persons speak addressed his hearers thus: vol', lie.irinKs fall a dive, basis, they known that the enemy has large understand the English language. The '" Ihe amendment. The coin mi I tee n os" field refused of defense waged by General effectives available behind the lines, it, January IT,, 1918, will be dis- "In 1914 during the battle ot but Kelly physicians paign lull bad been recommended for pas- I.uf-lau- its action to Foch be the as a ground fur deferred Soissons, J. was here (at the x however, sustained former to allow him have this afternoon understood. thousands of them brought from, regarded sage by the committee of the whole m j from the lest It that he To Strike Hussinn front. classification. corner on the Aisne front). eliminating emergency for Houston develop Against Compiegno. "B. If rant who at. the day before, but overnight three What trials have since agricultural bill the Randall prohi- also was injured internally. Home obbcrvers bclievw further ef' The armies of General Foch, how- ii regis. has members minds anil heavy tho ami of tsined the uge of 21 tdnee June 5, changed their been imposed upon us Germans! bition amendment. Two thousand feet from ground forts arc to bo expected to flatten out ever, are watchful bill 14. KoutVi Ditto-slipp- everywhere and has the was lost hv a vote of 19 to Hut Is no-- all us.. Wh Hem, tor Hmith of Carolina. the., plane ond Vlh'ien lJr Complcgne kullcnl completely be--' wich o) rand moral. to 1917,. who Qn,lrtMUtt) fliWr P'assT'd bill" that bhlml streng'J) .!.. to of the Vhf Mm nM p spend- are now on to final vic- actlnlK (hnirmnii of 'Hie committee, was nimble- to right it. The machine fore the mam attack Is resumed. If lead to the belief that no matter riage subsequent the date the school cadet law so iih to swinging In ' to enactment of the selective service law, ing high tory." announced that the heatings will open lauded nose downward soft earth. so they nrgue that the next flare of where the enemy chooses oppose Include schools and pro- nnd continue until pos- and a to-w- IS, 1917, on or other public to next Monday Ho climbed out badly shaken activity will como along the front of them, they will be able to give May but prior for cadet On his return the battle - ' to 15, 1918, claims deferred viding the organization into sibly Wednesday, afler which the bleeding freely. the Complogne salient where the fight- Splendid account of themselves. January of of 14 or more. front, continues the article, the ' classification on the of de- companies boys beckoned the men In committee will determine what action ing1 has just paused momentarily. Seemingly it is not improbable that ground Several bills were introduced with- emperor it will take on the Jones ainendmers Station Itunietl. Field forces will be pendency resulting from his marriage, field near him to his car, ' Passenger Other observers are almost convin- Marshal Haig's out u prospect that they would he ac- gray which would forbid the use of grain Cripple Creek, Colo., June 14. The asked to measure their strength the fact of dependency resuming from a and gave them a graphic descrip- ced, however, that the situation .ipA again will be a cepted. Hut for the passage of and foodstuffs In the manufacture of Midland Terminal passenger station but demands the Germans, nnd that the his marriage disregarded as bill tion of the German success. wnr. only permits, that 'ha against for deferred council of defense, the legislature malt or vinous liquors during the hero was burned early this afternoon main attack be pressed with- hear Arras, or in the Scarpe ground classification, Is hill i "Tell it to your comrades," said enemy's territory the is a of the ready tor adjournment. The Several members of the committee, by a fire originating from lightning. out as American aid la coming sector, or before both positions, mm unless dependent child which will Is the emperor in conclusion. "Tell of and wait- delay, as the born or unborn on or probably become a law including Senator Norrls Nebraska, Officials of the road others forward more swiftly than the Ger- he chosen by the Germans marriage, prior In the hands of the senate thorn that they, too, may rejoice. are said to be of the opinion that the for trains escaped injury. The loss to June 9, 1918, in which case such enrolling 1 ing mans possibly could have estimated theater. and committee and will be Tell them also that have told amendment would lie unconstitu- Is estimated at 115.000. 1 1 engrossing would lie case. tins Work Willi Violence. on acted tomorrow or Tt is you I, In the midst of the fight- committee decides to the sectors German (Continued Page Two.) upon Monday. tional. If the official unnouuecments show In both these the the session will end ing." 11 Nonis lo offer that with the vio- predicted that reject Senator plans a Ameri- guns again are working next Monday. a substitute. approximately iiuii iiiiiiiun lence that generally presaged an at- amend- 2 CHARGED WITH ca II Holdiem have landed in Franca Relcetioii of the Randall drlvo Ona tack. is understood to have been since tho German began. is almost AND ment General In the Marne sector there WANTS STATE SYMPATHY FELT FOR unanimous. I'nder Its provisions ex- element of Pershing's mobti continuous artillery activity In the PICK OF TEUTON forces, bv direction of General Foch. . penditure of approximately $6,000,000 . region of Chateau Thierry, where OPPRESSED PEOPLE in the appro- KUUlllH IIIU Wily Rl LIIO A't-A- Ul tl,W beside the provided agricultural whole German near Montdldier. Americans are fighting priation bill would have been pre- CONSPIRING TO wedge ' On the other sectors of the exer- from French. IRV M01NIN8 JOURNAL RPCCIAL LIAttO WlRC vented unless .President Wilson Cantlgny, recently recuptured front comparative quiet prevails. OFFICIALS TO conferred on him the Germans by these forces, Is very.,, air- U.S. Paris, June 14. Albert Thomas, SHATTERED cised the powers American, British and French ARM! under the food control act nnd issued close to tho point of maximum pene- to out aerial labor leader and former member of y men continue carry op. a prohibiting tho use of tration achieved by the enemy In near-i- above and behind the enemy the French war cabinet, presided at proclamation of erations socialist foods'uffs in the production of beer T HIRT JUSTICE three months desperate fighting. lines. American airmen have partici- a meeting of the committer, Confidence In Cien. Foch. , re- of the of races or wine. pated in the bombing assaults and DIG UP WAR T ES alliance oppressed by also eliminated from Baker's reafflrtnlJiaMon al- Austria-Hungar- held in Paris ALLIES' GUNS The committee Secretary turned safely to their stations, yester Bl the bill the house provision prohihit-in- g yesterday of American Confidence In they were heavily shelled by day . was made with ' though so- the use of any money appro- General Foch full anti-aircra- ft . of radical - batteries. Representatives the in the measure to any employe L, knowledge, for Mr. Baker waa 'In failed to cialists a declaration affirm-in- g priated John J, and Arthur As yet the Austrians have presented of ago in the of ag- 0'Leary Europe, in conference with the allied offensive IRV MORNINR JOURNAL RFRCAL LIARBO W(R anew In draft department start their expected against their deep sympathy the riculture who had been given deferred N. chieftains, when the of campaign, of IRV MORN, NO JOURNAL RPRCAL LIAICO WIRR Placed on plan the Italians. Washington, Juno H. Exemption desire for independence the Jugo- classification. Lyons Trialjn now beintf followed was worked out. British casualties reported during of pre-w- profits from special taxa- slavs and Czecho-Slav- who wish to With the French Army in Franco, Bro- ot Y, for Aiding Former's He knows why no effort has been the week ending Friday aggregated tion and installment plan payment separate themselves from the domina- Juno 14 (Noon, by the Associated made to from the men Austria-Hilngar- wrest the initiative 34,171. Of this number 4,447 war profit taxes, were advocated by tion of y nnd to form Press.) Onlv small local actions have GERMAN VESSELS E. I.. Howe of New since ther to Escape, . enemy. were killed. 1)rk, secretary an independent and immuted state. occurred along the buttle front Members of house of the National Retail Goods as- i: pos- SEIZED BY PERU the military Dry last night and appears Bcarcely committee nt their weekly war de- CALLED sociation, at today's revenue bill' hear- NOMINATIONS ARE sible that the Germans will recom- were told FIGHTERS before the means IRV MORNING JOURNAL RPICAL LRARRO WtRIl partment conference today ing house ways and mence serious work for the present (RV MORNINO JOURNAL RPICIAL LtARKO WIRRl 14. Jeremiah A. that Ihe stream of Americans steadily AWAY FROM FIRE committee. BY. on the line of .Montdidier.Noyon. Their June 14 The Peruvian New York, June ' MADE WILSON Lima. Peru, O'U-arv- und to the front has resulted In a Frederick C. Durant of Philadel- offensive for tlio of Compleg- the New York lawyer moving " capture government, through its military Indictment noticeable of the whole al- - phia, a tetired sugar refiner urged ne, with the eventuality of making taken of the Sinn Fein leader under stiffening MORNING JOURNAL RRICIAL LRARIO WIRII JOURNAL RPRCAL LRARLO W,RR forces, has possession In two German lied line. The Germans, It was said, (V the committee to put a consumption (RY MORNINR further toward Purls rrom interned ut Callao. here for complicity forest 1 progress German vessels New "Chicago, June 14. While a tax of per cent or more on gross Washington, June. 14. P. Semrtola the base that hope to attain csplonaije and treason plots, left apparently had .encountered greater Wash- to- they 7 numerical than expect- fire that broke out near Blynn, sales of every kind, in addition to all Jones of Ixuiisiana was nominated be as having met 14. are Vork for St. lxuils on May attired strength they and there, may regarded Washington, June There n , June 14, 1917, raged other taxes. He estimated that day by President Wilson to be minis- a them thou- at Cal- in old clothes "so as lo look like ed to oppose their third great drive. ington, re- bloody check, costing eight German vessels Interned louses than spread to .the government forest would be brought in by ter to Honduras. sands of men belonging to their best of less bum." and had suffered heavier Included trees used for of lao, with a capacity slightly was of Assistant had serve which fir such levy. James H. Krye tndianapolis, Ind., divisions. tons. This assertion part they probably anticipated. ' I. W. a than 50,000 dead weight They disclosed woa nnd air plane cosntructlon, Representative Crisp of Georgia, was nominated collector of customs ' no the bii'ap steamers With iistrict Attorney Barnes' openinf Among other things ship no- There appears douht that i..,.t,,io .a,rpmi In court Hunter W. agents succeeded in calling away member of the committee, gave for district No. 40, with headquarters Germuna desired to make an accomodations, statement at the trial federal the fact that Major General accord- tice that he would make a and S. of imposing passenger formerly O I.earv s urotlier. been selected to become of the 140 fire fighters, today at Indianapolis, Frank fleer, advance-towar- the and at the San Francisco unn iod.iv of jonn j. Liggett has eighty to make all and state of- of- capital plying between b. on when tho ing to witnesses today before Federal fight federal tdaho, to be register ot the, land same time Inflict losses on the French west coast South American ports una O'Le'ary, nnd Arthur Lyons corps commander American Tamils in the trial of 110 I. W. ficials, except the president and mem- fice at Poise, Ida. before the charge of conspiring to thwart justice forces reach that srength. and to Judge of to and the Uritish forces German ports. to field W. members. bers the supreme court, subject American was to take the When broke relations with by helping him escape. command the first American all of the new tax law. army ready Peru fled on the evp of his trial Is He com- The men who remained to fight the provision field. are anxious In the Peruvian . congress O'I.eary nrmv when it organized. to They assuredly Germany, for alleged seditious in field now. fire were loyal citizens .according regard to the rapidly growing army Kave the authority to utilise publishing mands the forces the was in president ne- nretlcles In the magazine Bnvton Bevorldge, who charge m'adoo"turns"down OUNG AMERICANS from across the Atlantic ocean and the German ships, If the national editor. y utmost to the It. Officials here Bull, of which he was formerly of the fire fighters. are trying their pse up cessity demanded .'Frnnio Vp.". ADJOURN H. Webb, manager of a lum- senate out mem oeiure the German ships had Vrel a MEDICOS George request of armies in ironi ot today thought Barnes told the court It would be In that district fresh trans-Atlant- ic arrive in seized under authority of thnt ex- ber company operating troops been shown that Jeremiah O'lenry had ST, PAUL MEETING in vain with I. W. W. TRY MOR SRVCIAL LBASKU WIRE force turn said he pleaded UNa JOURNAL sufficiently strong to the law. frnr that he would be "framed qgents not to call out their men Washington, June 14. Secretary REGISTERED JUN E balance. j1 pressed him with up" on connecting JOURNAL RRIOAL LRARIO he hoped to save the govern- McAdoo today denied the senate's re- The heroism of the veteran troops charges that IRV NCRNINR Wll "a German spy plot" and sixty-nint- h ment timber. ' quest for information as to what steps who In these last days have inflicted tho woman Chicago, June 14. The the value on flower of Madame K. He Victorica, convention of the American are being made to staWlizo smh terrific losses the BRITISH VESSEL named In the espionage and treason annual i New Fir and Tine Margins. of the American dollar abroad. Asked the German army has given the foe tell every- Medical association adjourned today in- plots would "open up and unani- Washington June 14. The war for the information in a senate reso- 5 TOTAL a rude shock. The Germans probably was her dope. after the house of delegates new tn 744.865 thing unless she given a resolution dustries board today announced lution, he replied that the opinion will try to break through somewhere He said the woman was addicted to mously adopted urging for fir and of Wilson would be Inad- with their armies training for all maximum retail margins President it else, but the allies, ALL-DA- T use of the prosecutor compulsory military govern- to time for of AN the drugs, men before were permit- southern yellow pine for the visable supply it at this under the command General Foch, HAS Arthur U Lyons' connection young they ' lumber require- it reach countries. are that, will check the ted to vote. , ment'", emergency fear might enemy confident they with the alleged justice obstruction of ments for the period ending July St. Agreements, Secretary McAdoo Bald, MORNINO JOURNAL RPICIAl LRARCO W1RR1 Germans anywhere., bceamo known today when New s'.andards for the guidance been made some 14. conspiracy in the physical examlna. purchased at the Atlantic seaboard. have with neutral Washington, June Nearly it. was revealed that he had been physicians The agreed to hy IIia price countries in South Ameri- to the provost mar- Indictment returned tioiis of draft registrants were pre-- i margins Europe,and complete reports named In a secret aides alt committee nnd the industry ca looking to protection of the dollar's shal general's office show that 744,885 BRITISH LOSSES F IGHT WITH SUB He was arrested than sented to the medical from: fixing LAST last Monday. . to and are who have become of " states by Lieut. Col. J. S. Easeby rnir from $2 a thousand feet value negotiations proceeding young Americans day in Phoenix, Ariz., hy department I12.R0. with others. age during the past year registered WEEK TOTAL He had accom- Smith, ussistant to Provost Marshal am 6. 34,171 of justice agents. Crowder ana "However, I directed by the for military service on Juno This is by whom he had been General at Washington, cen- LRARCD WIRRI panied O'Lcary. medical t to say," he wrote, "that in 266,724 below the estimate of the (RV MORN, NO JOURNAL RRICIAL a- confidential investi- MaJ. Hubert Work, adviser president Y MORNINO. JOURNAL RCOiAL LRARRO IMJ employed as his it would be incompati-- a sus but since more than 200,-00- 0 An Port, June 14. A story to St. the provost marshal. These standards judgment bureau, June 14? casual- Atlantic gator,' faoin this city Iuis, public record at this time of the unregistered 2t.year-old- s already London, British of an all fight yesterday with a are expected to make tha work of THE WEATHER ma- ties In the.week to. day Parnes asserted. to mora terms of such agreements already are enlisted in .the army, navy or reported ending Gorman submarine off the Virginia The clothes in which O made medical aides local boards day totalled 34.171 officers and men, Cup-tai- n made or In process of negotiation, or rine corps the military authorities coast was brought here today by his were given him by hl uniform...... FORECAST. of the other steps that have been tak- find the result satisfactory. of this number 4,447 being killed. Aitkin, of the British flight was asserted. entirely The were divided fol- George brother. John J., it en or are in contemplation Army and navy estimates place the casualties a steamer Author. He said the raider Accidentally Slwit and Killed. 14. New Mex. Lie with to make men enlisted lows: 14. Wet- Denver, Colo., June the public interest number of at gave up the chase seventy miles from Skip-sto- p Plan Abamkmeil. Flnlay, Tex., June Pete Officers killed or died from wounds, feur-In- g skip-sto- p Ico: Saturday generally fair; Sunday chiefly because of the very great value 208,588. This figure, combined with the Virginia capes, apparently F.l Paso, Tex., June 14. The zel, u road foreman, ma accidentally cooler northeast such information would be to the en- off in alien give 231; men, 4,216. coast street cars has killed when tirrvttted: Sunday falling registration, Officers wounded or to brave the patrol. arrangement for shot and here yesterday portion: brisk southerly winds. emy." a total of 353,686, which means that missing, 899; Captain Aitkin, whose ship is ono, been ordered discontinued by Mayor rifle which he was carrying was the census bureau missed 28,825. craft to he attack- The electric railway State PerWna. with apparently cf the few armed Charles Davis. Ranger ' . f LOCAIj report. To HctIvp Treaty Fight. the number of cligibles by only 13,000. ed .by the at since they came to company inaugurated the skip-sto- p whom Wetssel made a trip from El Wnshnigton. June 14. Senator Bo- The 1918 registration totals of west- Morp Money for Fisheries. American waters, said the German on cars to the suburbs in or- Paso, was with him at tha time of conditions he running A nummary of wrathrr rah today notified the senate that ern states include: Washington, June 14. Secretary showed no disposition to como within der to give better service and conserve the shooting. He sold Wetzel tosse4 for the twenty-fou- r hours ending at would reintroduce his' resolution pro- Arizona, 1.695; California. 18,834: Redfleld today sent a communication the of tho guns of his armed the company officials announced. the rifle to him and that it was ao. In range fuel, sec- 6 p. m. yesterday follows: Maximum posing that treaties be considered Colorado, 6,923; Kansas, 13,122; New to congress asking for an additional guard of British blue jackets, though Tho' cars stopped only at every eidentally discharged, the bullet atrik temperature, 91 degrees; minimum. public, which was defeated. 6ft to 28. Mexico, 1,674; Oklahoma, 1,6,315; of tjlO.000 for tho pro- he trailed him at) range fot ond street crossing and the scheme ing Wetzel in the neck and killing; htm 6 south- on appropriation long SO; range. 31: at p. m., 87; during the fight the Underwood Texas, 34,266;' Washington, 1,881, tection of seal and salmon fisheries of twelve hoors. Many shots were fired caused so many protests the mayor Instantly. The body was taken to Bt clear. rule to limit all senate debate. United ' " ' west winds; States, 744,863. Alaska, without effect. i ordered tt discontinued. erra Blanca for burial. i TWO " Klbuquerques Morning Journal, Saturday, June 15, 1918.

OFFENSIVE LIST WhatU. S. Is Doing P HOPES Roll of Honor at Home to Combat 1 LP tl ?4Vs ' AT A STANDSTILL American Casualties OF 40 German Influence FOR OT ON OF 6" ""Bv AIDS etc la moinino Journal special lfaeed wire: UNCLE Ll 14. Because he i WIRE J Paso, Tex., June o MORNINO LEASED m JOURNAL SPECIAL (V sol-di- e iff Close E4 was a German, Albert Duttke, a fitting 14. The FOR THE PRESENT Washing. on, June army PRISON CAMPS stationed at Fort Bliss, was re- W RE DIFFICULTY make it odor 11! I casually list today contained fused naiuralization papers by Judge proof, names, divided as follows: W. It. Smith in Tinted States disirict o SAM Killed in action, 29; died of wounds, court today. Duttke had previously Made of steel, been his I 0; died of accident, ;i; d.ed of disease, Gives Out Names granted citizenship but when r)van!zed. taV MORNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIREJ Washington it was known he (V MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRS wounded de. w.is a German, Judge if Will last a life. 8 Washington, ,)une 14. The German 6; severely, 70; wounded, of Yankees-- in Recent Smith ordered the original papers St. Paul, Minn., June 14. S. J. By Getting I in ac- Taken Com- time offensive has been brought tcj a stand- gree undetermined, i missing ' cancelled and refused to issue new Konencump, president of the 0. ones. mercial Fnion of Amer- still, for the present at least, accord- tion, Raids by Huns; Total in Duttke claimed be was being Telegrapher's killed in Action. persecuted because of his birthplace. ica, declared tonight that President it??-f- Witt's ing to the view of French military ob Capt. Frank W. Hulett, Lewiston, German Hands Now 349. Wilson's action in asking telegraph servers as expressed in an official dis- lie.; Lieuls. Finest Francis Sexton, officials to accept findings of the na- Corrugated Can. received today from Taris. Ouricn, Conn.; George Klein, New Mack Va.: tional war labor board, probably i'9 patch Bo-vi- Trent, Log- e, BC-I- WIRS1 Exeter, Barney con- York Michael A. 1ST MORNINft JUURNfL L l.tACCO would result In some solution of the CAJ.L aSC SLE THE-- J AT "Thursday's operations have Ci.y; Sergeants in, Pa.; Osborne Holm, Mich.; James L. Washington, June II. An addi- Pnnauelphia, before a strike of the firmed the military results obtained Sheboygan, Vernon, Wasn.; captured .March J, controversy Woodside, Stalevilre, ;S. Corporals tional list of forty American prisoners l'JIS, at Lorraine. Western Union Telegraph's operators Wednesday on the battle field, Charles is Raabe & during George Hall, Winchester, l;Ida.; of war in German camps was Paul M. Swenson, New York called.. Mauger which stretches from Montdidier to O. Mo.; James prison City, llrown, Poplar llluff, made by the war 'de. now ut Schneiu-ineuh- l, "Although our ultimatum to the to W. Phoenix Ala.; itiehard public tonight 'Juihel, formerly at the Oiso, and the situation appears Brown, Ciiy, It was the capt tired November ;;o, Western Union expires tomorrow noon 11S-11- 7 S. Conover, East Greenwich, H. 1.; partment. reported liili, North First Street be stabilizing more and more," says Prussian war and was for- ut GoUKccourt, and we are going ahead with our Privates Michael liana Capsuek, Chi- rnimstiy 1 the "On more At Parchim Guest-row- ); plans for tho strike, am confident, dispatch. the import- cago; P. Carlson, .Nobble, warded to the American legation at (formerly at some Joseph tho at Ber- Nathalhiel Bennett, San Fran- that President Wilson will find ant part of the front the enemy has Sweden; John Czyxyski, Glasgow, Perne by Spanish embassy " cisco, and itichard Netiierwood, Oak- way of averting the threatened not undertaken any new efforts. Mont.; James C. Tenn.; lin. said. I have re- Floyd, lingers, a land, 9, he "Thus far Mery find Courcelles he has George D. Hutcliilis, Jlickuian, Ky.; The last list of prisoners showed Calif., captured July 1917, ceived no Intimation of his but of of 1.1:'. were sol- Pacific ocean. plans, tried to make good his losses which Harold J. total S49, whom I sure N'ikolaj Jaworski, Chicago; diers and Leo Graham, North Ore feel ho will insist that the AZTEC FUEL CO. he suffered June 11. All his attempts Johnson, penn Van, N. Y.; Ira II. 2i(i civilians, including' Portland, board's findings be Ke-mi- and Victor Syd- accepted." w em- sailors. gon, Mosmuns, s s have in vain. This failure F. Henry, proved Justice, Trimble, Tenn.; John N. 8. phasizes the of the re- Spalding, Vincent M. I.en-aha- ney, W., cur oreit Jir.y Li, 1917. importance Ida.; twentv-on- e K ! sults obtained the French counter- Y.; Romulus Mee-ha- now. urn cantiireil Frank Casey. .nsas "City, captured URGED A by Waterford, .. 1917 ECONOMIES attack on Thursday. LtisaHe, 111.; Frank J. Michael, at I.aon, Chateau Salins. Most of the August ti, Pacific: ocean. Axel be- were of or Leo "In tile other zone of combat, St. Louis: Hay A. Noyd, Waterloo, others members the crews Anderson, Aiken, Sweden, cap- IN USE OF COAL For Gold and Silver Store your tween tile Aisne and the forest of Mont.; Thomas J. Powers, Garden were passengers on ships captured tured JiinerDS, 1917, Pacific ocean. V sea in Guest-row- ): the situation Is equally Kans. ; H. Sioux at the South pacific or Indian At. lloi.minden, (formerly at City, Charles Jlcedor, 1SV MORNINO A The stubbornness of the enemy oceans. The 1st follows; Civilian Frederick lla.xiou, JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE Wonderful Opportunity next winterV good. City, la.; Samuel li. Kottenbt'ig, New Mem- was On a front of ten Kiiome- - York First officer Mathcw Buckard, San London, September 2I, 1917, Atlantic City, N. J., June 14. To Let Uncle Sam Win great. Ci;y; Morris Salmcr, Jersey captured bers of the National Electric ters the Germans have launched five City; Nicholas Schnidcr, Souckatchis, Francisco, captured July 9. 1917, Indian ocean. Light The War And At The Same Ileidel-bur- g In convention were Coal Now. (livisions forward, two of which were Kussia; Puford Stewart, Monafile, South Pacific, is a prisoner at At Leshfeld, (formerly at Giessen): association, here, by tolil-toda- y by Charles E. Stttart of the Time Get Rid Of Odds inn ii fresh. The trifling gain obtained Ala.; Fidoesy Zitinetz, baoma, Wis. (formerly at Karlsruhe). Sergeant Aviator Herschel Mackee, them is out of all proportion to the Oiod of Wounds. At Camp Limbing: Sirgeant John Indianapolis, Jnd., captured February United States fuel administration that And Ends Of Old losses suffered. A. Sheehan, Hartford. Conn.; Privates S, Chateau Salins. plans for the conservation of power Phone . . . 251 Privates Gordon Ward Hates, Fhel. 19IS, econ- Silver Gold Which "The French position in the prin- H. Harry K. Birney, New Haven. Conn.; At Guestrow: Harold supply call for the most drastic And by. Mich.; John Coyle, Prigton, Stinessen, omies in the use of coal. has been maintained, Hor-e- b. Kugene p, Curtiss, Xorihfield, Conn.; You Can For cipal resistance .Mass.; Frank K. Malone, Mount Narusus, Norway, captured July 13, out. are to be Exchange After forty-eig- hours the German Albert M. Kennedy, Hartford, Conn.: 1917, Pacific ocean. These, he pointed - Wis.; Clyde Millai'il, Montpeliar, skip-sto- p to tern- I G rover C- N. effected by the application of offensive has hud stop at least nil. ; John A. Stange, Columbus, O. Lehhauser, Glnnridge, At Saarbruken: Thomas Hitchcock, J.;' William F. Marvin, .New Haven, West to railways, regulations of car FE MAN porarily." lieil iif Sergeant Aviator, Bury, N. Y., and economy of II Conn.; James Morun. 'ew Haven. (!, heating lighting, PTA I'rivatcs Willie Couch; Newman, captured March 1918, at Chateau In utiliza- Dennis Water-bur- and light factories, War Conn.; P. .O'Connor, re- power IMPORTANT COUNCIL 'In.; James Oodin, Chattanooga, Ga.; Salins. (According to u cablegram tion of excess water and Savings W.lliam W. Foster, Willowliar, Okla.; Conn.; William 1". O'Connor. ceived from the International Hed New e, of power ; Haven, Conn.; Carl power system; limiting HELD BY JAPANESE V'ale Holiien, Jell'erson, O. Clarence Schnltz, Cross June 4, 191s, Sergeant Hitch- In re- S. Conn., 2S, to plants, and economies the and FRANCE SENDS HI Partriilge, I.a Cygne, Kans.; John captured February cock has been transferred to Camp and Ice in- !! W. Price, Council P.luffs, la. I91K, at. Laon). Ciesson.) frigerating manufacturing 1ml MORNINO JOURNAL SPSCIAL LIAUD WIRII IHcil of . Laborer James Smith, parents in Kddio who was on dustry. 7 t now Martin, captured Tuklo, Friday, .luno (by tie Asso- Civilian If. C. Shaw, Cambridge, Florida, at Limlnii'K, formerly at the Italian is at An council Coiilenz. .March 4, front, prisoner Thrift ciated Press). important Mass.; Privates George W. Gehlea, captured I91S; Camp Wittenbiirg. His address is not 29 YOUNG MEN IN Stamps Field - of i TROPHIES TO attended by I'rince Fushimi, Brooklyn; Charles II. McCarthy, Tif- pjace capture unknown. known, nor has the war STATE I Terauchi (the t. At ileidelburg formerly tit Karls- department .Marshals Ynmagataand iiii, been aide to identify him. SANDOVAL COUNTY Mrs. C. A. Wright of the premier), Lieutenant General Oshimn, Among the .severely wounded are: ruhe): Capl. John Arnold Bloni, Abo, i! the war minister, and others, was held Alfred II. Jester, Galveston, Tex.; Finland, captured, November ;j(), 1917, REGISTERED JUNE 5 Wright Trading Post 4th t office A D. at Cape of Good Second NO WASTE OF STEEL I (SPECIAL COI TO 'in lie staff today. Paac Mills, Denisoii, Tex.; Farnest Hope: Officer and Gold has been in (IlfdNDIhCI ikjiin kh.hnal' general Adolph placed .1 conference of the field marshals Strickland, Center, Tex. Colstad, Seattle, Wash., cap- Santa rn- II. Joint rSPBCIAI CORRSBPONDSNCS TO MORNINO JOURNAL! j! Fe, been summoned tured November lie, t'.H7, South In- WILL BE TOLERATED charge of this by the War Flamm, lieutenant U. 'j'. c. n. land the admirals has 14. Tho fol- .v, .lune 10. dian ocean: Chief Officer Fdw. Moore, Bernalillo, N. M., June Savings Committee and will ; Commissionaire milll.iric An rii i.inr' for DRASTIC CHANGES IN Nova who have reached Hie The entente of F.uropo I'reeport, Scotia, captured BY MORNlriO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE1 lowing persons VV. S. A., 1J. (i. Pram:-.- " n; i.e governments 21 return to you the full value ;i2. o to 30, 1917. Indian oeeon; Capt. age of since July 5, 1917, registered formidable. address of a bringing increasing pressure Anten Washington, June 14. Government 1918: appearing induce to intervene in DRAFT RULES PUT IN Olson, Oakland, Calif, conti-o- l in Sandoval county on June 5, of the articles in stamps. e bear to captured of the distribution of steel will legislative attache ni iio.stof-fic- Japan 30, 1917, New Russia. Among the several French July Caledonia: First not be to retard the pro- Ftdez Gutierrez, Sandoval; Clory employe ut Santa Ke, who is send- in Tokio to FORCE BY CROWDER officer Hitmar Richardson. permitted Tenorlo, Sandoval; Rmilio Alary, Jr., museum eolbc-tion- officers who huve arrived Willapa. duction of and oil gas ing the for ils "war" : l petroleum i consult with the stuff is Major Wash,, captured July 1917, south which are considered essential to th Sandoval; Frank Griego, Sandoval; One German iron cross, one Ger- general I was head of French Pacific; Capt. Robert . oil ad- Jicginaldo Wagner, Sandoval; Nasarlo Casa Elias man spiked helmet, one On man avia- Pichon, who the Trudgett, war, the division of the fuel Higino Griego, Salazar; mission to Husr.ia and whose captured June 10, 1917, South Pacific-Secon- ministration announced Martinez, Sandoval; Marcos Montoya, Sanlillancs, Bernalillo; Emiliano San- tor helmet, one German time lus" of military - officer Charles today. La Bn n recall was demanded by the Polshe- a Bowman, cap- The petroleum Is warned, Dominguez; Necasio P.aca, Jara, doval, Bernalillo; Vicente Perez, Bern- incendiary bomb, ti of Ger- regis, ration upon industry Val-berd- pieces Pichon is for in- satisfactory proof tured July 14, 1917, Indian ocean. of Frank Gutierrez, La. Jara; Osillas e, Antonio V. man shrapnel, on" pi.M e of r viki. Major striving being made shall be classified in class At however, that every pound steel tir alillo; Montoya, Bernalillo; wing Siberia a ne- Tuchol, at Darm- Cuba: Fidel Cris-osto- from n German aeroplane with the tervention in as military (formerly other essential commodity diverted Garcia, Plaeitas; Guadalupe Gutierrez,. Bernalillo; stadt): Sergeant Ba-co- with same that he DeiH-ndcnc- John J. from and munitions Lichard Robert Stackhouse, P.egina; Blanco: Cristino black Maltese ro:,n, three i of a cessity tho energy Disregard Claim. Payne, ships, airplanes Trujillo, j.ieci entrance into the N. V.; Privates Rudolf M. Antonio Casa Emtl-ian- o San- German Zeppelin frame anil nine oppose Rumania's "(.'. If a registrant, other than one Backus, will hold back the government's pro- Valencia, Walazar; Pena Blanco, Jose Torres, , as an Brhlgeman, Mich.; Matheus fiousa' Jemez: Onesimo Sain, C. , of miscellaneous P rrn.-'- a cipiip-Lien- t. war step. who has of 21 gram. Perea, doval; Perfecto do Baca, Jemez. pieces divided on tho attained the age years Santa Fe, Calif.; Hans Pena Apparently, Japan is since June 5, 1917, who has contract- Larsen, San "Therefore,'' the announcement Jemes Springs; Evrardo Gurule, - es the Francisco, Calif.; Clin- He with Hie Jotter photo-Igraph- s question of intervention, but ed Hugh O'Neill, continue, "no truly citizen Blanco; Fidel Mareelino Sena, Pena Women of the American Army nrc marriage since May IX, 1917, ton, HI.; Samuel patriotic taken at or near Toul. France, armv is undergoing severe training. claims deferred classification on the Peters, Sedalia. Mo.: will consume these valuable commod- Blanco; Andres Abelino Mares, Pena serving; luiicli Miriav. Corner of Third in favor of intervention Adclbert ities C. avenue. "in one picture i:i Flainm and Bcrtrnn The parties ground of dependency resulting from Morey, Fremont, Minn.; wastefully." Blanco; Tomas de Baca, Bernalillo; stre'ct and Gold Diaz, also of New Mexico, vho is an are finding support from A. I. Kono-- i his the fact of of trade in marriage, dependency electrician in the cviution service. The valoff, formerly minister resulting from his marriage will be ,two young men in their unifo rus the Russian provincial government, disregarded as a ground for deferred stand by u Clernnin and especially from Jules Destreo, aeroplane brought to classification, unless the dependent is 'Down by an American aviator on April who was appointed Belgian minister a child of the marriage, horn or un- 1917. e 34, 1819. the picture. being fallen Petrograd in August, born ottor befo'-- June 9, 1918, In babotit twenty minutes after n spectneu-.Ja- r "It is urgently imperative for the which case such defense of entente a registrant npjn air battle. Another photograph of the interests the satisfactory proof being mado shall mows the cathedral at Toul, another that there shall he a liberation of be 2. domin- pluced in class .Shows the mtiseuin at Toul and two Russian people from German ".Nothing contained in this amend-- M. ree trans-Siberia- n j others are photographs nf type of ion," Dost declared. "The ment to rule 5 shall be construed as - railroad is the remain- Shells and bombs usen in lacdi r:i wai- only requiring the transfer to class 2 of fare. ing communication with the outside who has and could be any registrant been finally world, this destroyej classified in class 1 on the affirmative at any time by the German prisoners his NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC of whom there are thousand finding that marriage since May twenty IN, 191", was made with the primary under arms in Siberia. view of trans-Siberia- n evading military service. The City Scavenger own-,- d "The destruction of tho "Instruct all cmipanv. com- local boards forthwith and operate,! by .1. II. peak, will railroad would mean the fo all cases mar- in of Russia to the reclassify involving Continue the scavenger business plete abandonment riage since May IS, 1917, In "accord- ,as a private concern. having Teutons.'1 ance with above." I JIO official connection with the citv. A. will do business as collectors of London, June 14. A dispatch to at9 and refuse as in the Times from Tokio the mil- Today garbage the past quotes .Those of our old patrons, we hope to itary correspondent of the Tokio news- continue doing their scavenger work paper Asahi as saying that the bus- OFFICIAL STATEMENTS us in the past. We are better cnuipped iness considered by the council at the Dow than ever to nerve the public. general staff offices June 7 was the We appe.il to the public in general for abolition' of the brigade system for tho a pint of your business at least. It army, adoption of a corps system sim- is our desire fo give good service and ilar to the German and the increase of FRENCR FOR to employ the best help that can he the army to twenty corps of two div-Isln- ' had. When In need of a con- 1ST MORNINSl scavenger each, witli each division JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRtl - wagon, cull Tile City Scavenger com- taining three regiments. Paris, June 14. course Sale- 398 or 1S22. II. During the We Will Offer for pany. Phones J. Alterations also are contemplated In of there was no be- Peak. Owner. Friday fighting the navr, the correspondent adds. tween the infantry on any sectors of the battle front. There was consider- able artillery activity In the Hangard wood, south of the Aisne and in the ODDS AND ENDS sector between Vlllers Cottercts and Chateau Thierry. American troops are There Must Be a on the battle line near Chateau Thier- Season ry. This information is contained in the is- We are doing more Kodak Finishing than all others in French official communication sued this evening, me text of which Ladies' and Children's Albuquerque combined. follows: "There was no infantry action dur- ing the day. The arMllery fighting TWICE DAILY SERVICE was rather lively in theSlangard wood to the south of the Aisno and in the At Genuine Prices Villers-Cottere- Saving HANNA & HANNA MASTER PHOTOGRAPHERS region between and Chateau Thierry. ' i Albuquerque, N. M. "To the material captured from the SHOES enemy on the 11th of Juno should be Remember Satisfaction added nine gunB. Including heavy ones Guaranteed and forty machine guns. "Our chasing air squadrons have brought down five airplanes and two A SPECIAL EVENT cjiptivc balloons. Seven other German mai have been out of action." hyies put --Introducing Our New The Freemont Cash ENGLISH Grocery (T MORNINO JOURNAL SMCIAL L BASED WSf I London, June 14. "There is noth- Shoe ing new to report' from any of tho Queen Quality Department fronts," says the war office communi- SAVE MONEY BY OUR CASH AND CARRY PLAN cation Issued this everting. Dun's Weekly Ilcvlcw. A. M. New York" 14. Dun's review Doors Open at 9 Sale Lasts Ten Days TODAY'S PRICES: tomorrow will say: "Great fundamental changes, af- 1 II lb. box Bitter Sweet Chocolate, Lea & Perrins Worcestershire fecting both domestic u.nd foreign I ttilc ft rl FIiiIm lit tii sHntvi n 70c, sale Sauce, ,i pint bottle 30c commerce, are of freepient occurrence TliI a Art i 0nrl mi II ',4 lb. and cause VCR., i w IIU lilllllUll KIIIU 'Mill IvIIIIIIV I.II1IIIIXI3U Bitter Sweet Chocolate, Del Monte Preserves, 15 on. considerable hesitation but aNt U U U U 40c, gale 80c jars 30c less unsettlement and confusion than J U 1 lb. Cara- might have been expected. Close co- Fruit CrlansVNougate 8 nr.. mels, 75c, sale 00c F.eeclinut Grape Jams, operation between private Interests a for 35c and 1 lb. "White jars, representatives of the government House Chocolate, effected wherever occas- 1.00. sale 8.V Kellogg Corn Flakes, 2 for 25c promptly the ion requires 't, render the many eco- 1 lb. Milk Chocolate, J1.00, Cream of Wheat, 2 for ....'lSc nomic adjustments easier of accom- sale 85c plishment, and the absence of conspie-ou- s Sapollo, 3 for 25c 8 ot. Cherries Chocolate, fiOe, disturbance in any quarter con- sale) 40c Star Naptha Washing; I'owder, tinues a gratifying and reassuring small size, 4 for ..25c 1 lb. Virginia Chocolate, 70c, feature. Home Dressed Hens, lh. ....30c sale SOc Food Chicken, lb 55c Riots in Russia, 9 o. Fruit Crlan Nougate Spring liondon, June 14. A despatch to Caramels, 40o 30V Fresh Creamery Butter . . . .45c the Exchange Telegraph from Moscow 1 lb. can Alts, Coffee, 2 for 75c Fresh Eggs 40c says food riots have occurred nt Kine- Lea ' Nice Cantaloupes, 3 for ....25c shma, In the government of Kostroma, 6 Perrins Worcestershire where 20.000 2 tor 25c a crowd of persons Sauce, pint bottle 55c and the sovtot offices. Machine Alno have complete lino frcli fruits ami voKctaMes, all kinds of guns wem used ,to disperse the crowd, cooked meats, cheese, and olives for lunch. a number of persons being killed 6l- - pickles your Sunday outing wounded. A Thrift Stamp a day Isn't enough The Freemont Cash Grocery ll yon can cave mora. PbonW 887. 219 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE. Est your lunch with tlvp Wonw, of lh Anwriron Army, coriKr of Third street and Gold avcipio, (oday Albuquerque Morning Journal, Saturday, June 15, 1918.

chine to crush the world. They look- FLAG AT ed on the United States as a store- RAISING house of luxury Intending later to take SPRIER CRILD DEMOCRATS MAY it over." r.-- Germans to Dust. Captuin Reid said the war was not RAILWAY STATION only a war of economic forces hut a IS ACCIDENTALLY war Is of moral forces. has MIIEJUOGE Hot Germany Weather Here made the mistake that might can win. He emphasized the part labor is play- We with a line of hot necessities. ing in the war by referring to the are prepared complete weajther I ATTENDED transportation department which has SHOT AND KILLED FOR U. S. SENATE JELL been taken over by the government. We guarantee our prices as low as any in the city. All prices in Kvery man lie said who Is workins for the transportation department is plain figures' working for the government. lie men to a urged the work just little oF Captain W, C, Reid Delivers harder and for the sake of the Curtis Brown, Aged 4 -2 G, A, Richardson Roswell longer " ;" tyy-T- country at this time. If t Two Addresses to Employes 'The man who is doing his work Years, Meets Death When to Be Candidate; Nom- merely for his salary is not serving of Santa Fe; Beat Germans his he added. "We will win ,22 Rifle in Hands of inated Would Support Presi- country." '.sin .1 the war and we will go to Berlin if in All War ' " r Mi to Dust He 3ays, necessary to do it. As the Germans Boy Is Discharged, dent Measures, do not know the sacredness of a treaty we will have to beat them to Many members of the Grand Army dust." rlKCIAL OI.PATCH TO MORN, NO JOUWNAO Judgo G. A. Kuiuiplsoi of Uoswcll, X. M., 14. of the Kopublie who are here to at- Following his address Mr. Ueaney Springer, June Springer ono of the Judges of ih fifth judicial tend again took the stand and made an ap- was shocked this evening when the will be one of the state's their annual encampment, the 4 -- district, peal for the lied Cross, vequesting year-old son and only child of A candidates for tin' nominal ion to the railway yard and station force as well to cast their eyes on the flag 11. Itrown and wife was killed the persons hy senate mi deiue- - as many other citizens attended the and to think of the men overseas accidental discharge of a .32 rifle in I'nited Suites the second flair of the when the Red Cross workers came the hands of Vernon-Krampton- , rratic ticket. Judge Kichardson was) raising day at the ' aged it 12. Santa Ke station yesterday afternoon. along, and then he added they would The rifle had been left in the car in Albuquerque yesterday on his way Capt. W. C. P.eid was the for go down deep in their pockets for the of Frank Dacey. a neighbor of the j to Santa fe. Is speaker :,; the occasion, he having also addressed sake of those fighting for America. i.iowiir, and wnue ne was ansent the "i will bo u candidate," said the f the employes of the shops nnd round- Led by the women employes of the Frampton by got the gun. The next judge yesterday afternoon, "provided house at a flag raising in the morn- agent's office the crowd then joined thing heard was the report of the shot, tile democrats Rive me tne nomina- LIGHTNING ing. About 800 employes heard the in singing of "America." Following followed by the scream of the child tion." exercises. this a flag salute was given by threo and little Curtie Brown staggered a Richardson if nominated said morning of Judge FREEZER The program at the station In the small boys which proved a feature few feet and fell with a bullet his main platform would I'o that ho afternoon with the program. The boys were: James through his heart. 11c died almost cent and began the bugle call Ed- Was 100 per American Kivcn by Kred K. Ellis. James J. .1. Heaney, Jr.. Paul Manning and instantly. .No matter who Quadruple Motion ward Alf. The exercises were con- The mother is with against BAY STATE OAK LEAF lleaney, assistant yardmaster, acting prostrated grief, the president if Judge Kichardson 1- - as chairman took the stand and after cluded with a cheer for Old Glory by and all Springer deplores the untime- said he would him on all war quart .$2.25 of O. A. It. , end of the beautiful child. support 2- - expressing his satisfaction for the the members the ly measures, even ft it should happen to Galvanized Lined White Lined. quart $2.60 outlined the Mrs. A. Thomas, a trained nurse, lie 3- - large attendance, briefly be Theodore Koosevelt added. . . $3.25 of the occasion. Hunt HogiiH Sheriff. was ealleilMo the stricken home and 25 lbs. Ice . .$12.00 quart purpose Following for He President Wilson's Mex- 4- - in- opened a door which she led praised 80 lbs. Ice $30.00 $3.85 the raising of the flag Mr. lleaney Chicago, Juno 14. Sheriff James thought ican policy, saying that he had kept 45 lbs. Ice . .. .$15.00 quart troduced Ileid. of Howie Texas, ar- to the bed room. She got the cellar Captain Baker county, the country out of war with Mexico, G3 Ice . 100 lbs. Ice .$1.75 The latter his address rived here to take Henrietta door instead and fell to the bottom lbs. ...$18.00 $35.00 opened by tonight of the her which he said was the proper course paying a tiibuto to the members or May Edwards, also known as June stairway, breaking right in view of the war and con- BUzzard to as a arm and bruising herself quite badly. present White Lined Freezer the Grand Army and the Santa Fe Cox, hack to Texarkana. Ark., sidering that the Mexican trouble, has Porcelain. who had so a case, aud learned C: Gray 1- - employes Bought libcraUy witness in lienor been largely due to Germany. lbs. Ice $20.00 quart $2.00 of Liberty Bonds. that a man had been impersonating MEN F.ROM BEACHED Kichardson said lie had been 150 lbs. Ice 2- - "The sacrifices that were made in him several hours earlier. The sher- .lodge 00 lbs. Ice $25.00 $60.00 quart $2.35 the urging and will urge a giant of lands 18K4," he said, "saved the nation. The iff, after satisfying himself that REACH PORT trom federal to the we are will woman not victim of the LINER' the government sacrifices making today is the lo be sold and leased, the pro- not save-th- nation but save woman case in this (iate only will "headless murder" ceeds of which should go lo drain- line of Ice Ice etc. MORNINO JOURNAL RRtCIAL IBASCO WIRK) the Look over our Picks, Tongs, the world. The war we are fighting county, but the missing witness, began (V val- of for St. N. 14. ing of the Kio Grande and I'ecos will liberate millions from the bonds a search with the aid the police Johns, F., June Eighty He he favored of the sheriff. men from the Cunard liner leys. said a system Full line Ice Tea Ice Tea etc. autocracy." bogus Ascania, of schools anil a of pub- Glasses, Spoons, The speaker then referred to the which ran ashore off the southwest public system in which the of world Wirels. coast of Xew Foundland lic highways for the state. way nations the Parade ThrongH early today, over the Kio Grande." had democratic forms of Geneva, June 14. American and reached Cape Ray on a coasting "In looking recognized "tin 1 was It yes- Krltish with French steamer They Veported that he said, coming over government. prisoners, together tonight. I if "Germany alone," he said, "stood colonial troops recently captured by the ship was likely, to prove a total terday afternoon realized that rule few. are being paraded wreck. this valley was properly drained nnd out for the of the Germany the Germans, of Co. has for for this oc- the streets of the Rhine towns The liner struck alongside the light- this state real hod a population Hardware years prepared through casion. done the to according house at entrance to Rose Blanche .'!, 000, 000,000 which it will with Whitney What they have for impress the population, the Individuals has been done to make lo advices from Sfrassburg received in harbor and completely blocked the that valley under drainage and prop- R. F. the individuals a part of the war ma- - Basel. channel. er cultivation it would feed the pop- MEAD, Manager. ulation of the state and more. At pres- 76. 307 ent the state is producing not to ex- Phone West Central. ceed five per cent of what it would produce with drainage and proper cul- tivation." Judge Kichardson came to New .Mexico from Kentucky in 18XK, and started the first law office in Itoswell. lie was twice a member of the terri- ADDRESSES torial senate before .New Mexico was FLIPS FROM THE F1LLUMS These admitted to the union, twice a mem- II ber of the democratic convention and a member of the constitutional con- vention of 'New Mexico. In 1904 he GIVEN AT ELKS was appointed by the supreme court as a special commissioner to take the testimony In the case of the state of Coatless Kansas versus the and Colorado regarding waters f the Arkansas, lie has been FLAG SERVICES on the bench for six years, being once appointed by Governor McDonald and once elected. ShirtSleeve The stnndard set by members of thfl Klks lodge at formor Flag day exor "V M i ' AjHS 'i AMERICAMSGARBY f Si W cises was more than equaled at their itnnuul Klag day services given at th Klks lodge rooms last night. Kegard-les- s of a nolo on. tho program 4 V I j I the audience not to apphtifd OUT ATTACK any of tho numbers, many were ap- Days 601 plauded, and, If it had not been far Jp the request, it is likely that many 6t 1 tho musical numbers would have been Call for many Shirts shirts with encored. OVER OUF! A Ijirge Cowil Attended. of and fit. LIS The chief speakers of the evening style beauty pattern were Molse XZ Itahbl Bergman and 'tho You'll find here one of the largest Si Hon. C. M. Hotts. The former made in a masterly trlhuto to the American of 1 selections Silk Shirts the city at (BY MORNINC JOURNAL SPECIAL LCA.ED WINI) flag. Ho said in opening that the ' Washington, June 14. Details of American flag was a historic origin the American aircraft bombing expe- - j& and from the conflicts in which It was ditlon over the enemy lines June 13 born it had brought more good than 15.00 to 8.50 were reported by General I'ershing to- all of the Crusades or all of the wars t8Tt5ERi M . night in addition to yesterday's .com- in the past. ' munique. Five planes currying out "It contributed a new 'word, 'Lib- bombs and luck Gariliicr and llargucrilo (' luytoit apix iir loilay only at the ''li" erty,' " he said, "and had given a nev the attuck dropped eighty theim-- r in "Tlie Workers." returned safely utter fighting off Might idea and a new meaning to the fire- three German pursuit machines. side, that of the brotherhood of man. The said: It had been the chief pilot of the seas dispatch to tost his teeth "Bombing expedition reported June AT TIIK TIIl'.ATKISS TODAY. for something upof, and the chief trail maker of the for- B. V. D. and Manhattan of and digs up a well lined pockctbook that ests and 13 Was executed by five our planes, "IV Theater Jack Gardner In tlte plains. observed to hit a warehouse ut the Clayton in "The some crooks have buried "It was foreordained that this iia Hot Weather Clothes Marguerite starring And when Chailie station. Poor visibility prevented ef- Night Workers"; also another epi- grouniH attempts was to lead all others in the flight t but of lo spend the money that has thus all centuries. The Hug has nevnr nn( Athletic Underwear fect of others being ascertained, sode "Vengeance and the a ho That Are Above the our aviators believe that all dropped Woman." been provided in ncurby c,c. never will know a surrender, and wuj Average meets the lag moment of Mm career, on in thn in area where they are likely to have Cry-itn- l House "Tho Tyton's play inipovt'int part placing Opera 'for it him into contact with a th- - useful effect. Our two-re- brings Huns in tei ulclier of oblivion aril produced planes Claw." episode; "The End of iK.'iutcuuu cabaret who Is her- from 34 to 46 30 to 46 were attacked by three German pur. tli a "A Fire Es- singer, in removing the blot of prussianisra The popular demand for' 'Sizes Shirts; rtun," and comedy, self starved for love and kindness. The is destined suit machines but all returned safely,' Klnish." the from Humanity. flutf .summer of .34 cape Thtrc will also be repeated to win the war and save tha worM garments high Union Suits to 46. Fill Ideal Thculer Ilepeating "lllue Neidoi' and the Christie comedies. from strife usher In peace. May J)rawers; gkkman haiiavay is a Selexart. with and standard is RAIIWn ttY AMERICANS blood," great plcturp It ever be the flag of our union, odr rapidly broadening Summer needs Howard Hickman In tlio leading role; AT 'I'll K "H." your today. also the reid of "Pat lie News." work country." Men will the With the American Army In France, What is undoubtedly the bent Mr. Bolts opened hs address with truly appreciate Tlieuter Cliarlie In done. In n. June 14 (by the Associated Press.) I.yrie Chaplin that Marguerite Clayton has brief tribute to the flag. The stoHr million "A a actress is to excellence of tailoring and fit, The first American bombing squadron his dollar comedy, Dog's her vareer as photoplay of our land Is glorious, he said, yet to successful- Life," proved a ldg card nt the Lyric be seen in "rhc Night Workers," cur- we are now in the most vital period operate l.ohind the front to- rt and is feature with tho the character and White Flannel Trousers ly raided the liomgcy-Haroncou- rail, yesterday hoing repeated rent Ivisanay dealing of all our history. style Nestor and the cities. 1W way at a point northwest of liriey. day; also tiie comedy life bv night in the large Must All Necessary. found in lain Wednesday, many Christie comedy. In her latest fcat urn, "The Night "Our fathers," he said,, "furnished ''Wright Clothing dropping who failed Is of a at $6.00 bombs. It is belicvod that several di- Pastime Theater- - Those Workers," she Keen ill the rolo this nation with tho ideal of llhertu. see Kimball is the wheth- - Company's" hot weather rect hits were inado by the five planes to Clara Young yesterday girl reporter who placed among We are now called upon to aay in "Shirley Kayo," can see tier today dangcr.i and temptations of night life. er that is worth savinf, tti participating. also the ahe liberty garments for men. A number of Gorman Alba- as the play is heitig repeated; After many thrilling experiences vindicate our ralliera. Thank Gotf large Mutt and Jeff cartoon, "Back In the unscathed. Jack Gardner, of that America stands beneath the tross machines attacked the bomlwrs esrapis Miss Our varied stock of fabrics in after they had performed their mission' Balkans." stage fame, appears opposite Stars and Stripes for right and liberty and wore returning home. Three of Clayton in this production. as she always has." TIIK IDKAl. This play Is on today only at the The said that we must noi ht the Albatross attempted to cut out AT speaker Tropical-weig- Worsteds and twr of the American bombers but The surest sign of u man's mental "it" theater, followed by an episode blind ourselves to the truth. It wa themselves wero attacked other dissolution, psychologists tell us, Is of "Vengeance and tho Woman." unfortunate, he continued, that some Mohairs by to show American primes. The fight continued flung out when ho indulges In mag- regard it as necessary onljf Assures of a wide of until the machine reached the bat- nificent dissipation. Nero hnd his AT TIIK I'ASTIMK. tho silver lining of every dark cloud, you range tle line, when the Germans rotired. hanging gardens, Irf)ui XVI had his Clara Kimball Young, who will ap- that arises. We must know the truth individual patterns and All the American aviators returned Versailles with its love courts, ami at tht Pastimo theater today in order that we may do all that W and men of pear for us to do to win. - great values at safely, although they had been heav- countless other rules for the last time, in ".Shirley Kayc," necessary anti-aircr- he cotw ily shelled by batteries. power have had their pavilions, tneir one of last season's most popular stage "This war will not be won," pleasure palaces and their retreats, successes, has added to her forces tinned, "by President Wilson alonq; - nor nor Baroneourt lies about forty-si- x secret and otherwise. Corliss Giles. by General Pershing by the 5.00 and 127.50 miles of Verdun. is pos- Decadent modern millionaires have Mr. Giles soldiers alone although they d.jl 122.50, northeast It in "In Shirley Kayc," it wlW sible that Domgcy is a mutilated their "studios" and mountain lodges, plays the part of John Itowson. the serve the greatest glory hut a on the concealed until some tragedy reveals with whom be won by the American people as spelling ofDonirey, village young railroad magnate whole. ' railroad near liaroncourt. .i,;- - oviMtonpo to the nubile. In view whom Shirley first flirts and men ians of this it is only natural that the in love. "The war will be won," he con" SECOND KXCIRSIOX IS authors or "Hlue Hiooo a neiexan Mr. Giles' work in this picture Is a eluded, "when Amoriean'grlt and dnaj Summer Headwear Howard Hickm.an, termination, once alive, are thrown, MAPI; HV V. S. AIRMEN drama starring forecast of a record of brilliant untatt 1,1 tiuvn Hnvised n. like form of in achievement In his new field. into the fray to remain there the-hea- Is achieved." a t one of With American in dulgence for the principal character will also be the Mutt victory Smile at under the Army France, There repeated The musical of tfie .program: June 14 (by the Associated Pross.) In their play, ite is rtpem-- nnd Jeff cartoon, "Buck In the Hal. part our cool Straw Hats; they give A second excursion of American the last of a long line of sup- kans." consisted of solos by Miss Hortense: was made late this posedly aristocratic ancestors, who Switzer and several selections by the that comfort to face bombing planes without Jell- A of th5 you easy feeling afternoon behind the German lines marries a girl of fortune KXC'ITIXG KPISODI". Pnlversity quartet. feature of the of madness in his program was the. "Liberty Bell" alta( the hot breezes. Panama, Leghorn, AH returned safely, notwithstanding ing her taint i' Wild, rugged mountain sceners anti-aircra- service carried out by members of tho, ft fire and to re- blood. to or Bangkok, Sennit, Split and , all the having Is at itdds tho effectiveness the eighth numbers consisted o pulse the attacks of two German air- This great play being repeated 'of a ml, the lodge, other other Straw I.vrie theater today, with the reel episode "Vengeance the reading of the history of the flajg family. planes. , Five American machines the Woman," Greater Vitagraph's won- of Pn'the Weekly" pictures. by II. V. Fagan and the reading oij launched seventy bombs weighing two derful melodrama serial, which will members of who kilos on the An the the lodge arc each, railway station and tin seen ut the "li" theater today. now in military service by the necS &.IH) to 10.00 adjoinlngg building at Conflans. t at tmi: i.vnir. alf old utitisi d mine shaft and tunnel ami StorU. The the most of s retary. Frank progrant; i Hunger, primitive a "Ix-vU'- Slide." In the heart of the to psychologists, was concluded with the singing oL Offer IteslHtanrw. emotions, according in .are ' ' ' llasants at to Sierras, southurn California ' motive-th- supplies punch be- "America." Z Moscow, Saturday, June 8 (by the is the scenes in tho settings for thrilling struggles Associated Press). Fierce resistance many of the important tween William Duncan Hlake) Chaplin's new $1,000,000 com- (Henry Timely Warning, . 4 is being made by the peasants In the Charlie Is and Carol Holloway ( IScssie Itlake), Don't wait until last minute bllU of Minsk Mohilev edy 'A Dog's Life," which being the provinces and theater today. and the outlaws led by Hlack Jack. act as 'ion as the first indications ot against German attempts to restore repeated at the Lyric Mr. Duncan and Miss Holloway take de- the of the story Charlie a bilious attack appear, and you cai the land to the landlords. Several At opening the leading parts in tho serial. He ward it off. You havd tachments of Germans have been an- is awakened from his outdoor sleep- usually timely," in a fence corner by the also directed the serial. as your appetite fails som nihilated by the enraged ing quarters warning Co. peasantry. odor of steaming viands hours before the attack apppearS and tantalising hot-do- sale a g Kilt your lunch with the Women of you keep on eating because if is meat of American are offered for by passing Anx-rleai- Clothing Women the Army to a number of the i Army, corner of Third time. one meal and take a dos Wright This leads Skip vendor. 'The Exclusive Men's Store." serving lunch today. Corner of Third the street and Gold avenue, tislay. of Chamberlain's Tablets and ths at avenue. adventures with police. ; street and ll spirited to anij,-- wAo resent Charlie's ambition eat tack can as a rule be prevented w.. . ! nanflt Tjflter- "Two-nit- " avoldedU Wl nmil DUftiMK fp. Join the Ann at once, all the distressing symptoms Journal wats Bring iesuits, on. Charlie's faithful' flog, famishing The Red Cross ladies want you, Try t. : n FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, ' Friday, June 14, 1918. TEAMS STANDING OF THE , T-- SCORE E NCAMPMENT OF ... GIANTS SHU NATIONAL LKAM'H. BROWNS V. L. Tit. V' Chicago 32 K, .81 No for the New York 31 Hi .!! Apologies :ir(?irr-i,- CELEBRATE Cincinnati .521 2 IN NINTH AMD 0. A. A. HOLDING CUBS; Boston 23 26 .4611 Our Prices of - Brooklyn 21 25 .45" r! WW- f IttHbuigh . . 20 26 .435 Pihladolphla 13 26 .422 BY RAISING FLAG St. Units . 7 27 .386 WIN FROM REDS SESSION HERE a.mkkicax m:a;i i:. Summer Suits YV. I 1VI. Peyton :12 22 ..'!i:: We don't have to The wonder- 2!l 21 .5K6 apologize. New Hoists Champion- Nw York Witli Two Out, Two on Bases, Annual State Meeting of Vet- cost Yoik Chicago 25 21 .543 ful values we are giving make "the high Pennant to Celebrate Cleveland 2S 25 .52R Pete Johns, Pinch Hitter, erans of Civil War Draws ship St. Louis 24 24 .500 of material" argument look foolish. Break on Series With Washington '25 2S .472 Past Strunk" and Many Delegates From Sur- Even 1 Triples Philadelphia 29 .Sf. It is true' of course that stores who do not 16 30 .34S Gedeon and Austin, Chicago Aggregation, Detroit Scores rounding Towns, concentrate on a few prjee's and who do not TODAY Vf MCffNINa JOUKNAL nrcbt.. I.CA9E0 WIRK WHERE THEYPLAY that we mr MOINIM JOU.M.L IMCI.L a comrades have the immense purchasing power New York, June 14. Now York liaiid w.ii With number of visiting St. Louis. June 14. With the scoff the sessions. with National champion-- 1 and delegates at. ending had a harder time to compete raised its league NATIONAL I.KA4UF.. 4 to 3 In Bostons favor In the ninth, the G. A. ft. state encampment opencn do, never hero today and cclcbrat-- i St. Louis at Boston. two men on base and two uu,s. and will con-- , ship pennant ' with here yesterday morning us in values. ed the occasion with a shutout over) Chicago at Brooklyn. Pete Johns, pinch hitting for Sothem, ti imc today. the New Yorks ani Cincinnati at New York. Strunk, scoring Ue.dcon with busi- Chicago. It gave at. tripled past Ruth The conference opened taste runs to the conserv- even break on the series. Score : Pittsburgh Philadelphia. and Austin, St. Louis winning. ness yesterday morning audi Whether your baited in three of Boston's runs meetings or 'can Chicago. AMERICAN I.KAGVK. afternoon at which various things or the more you 11. Score: st were dis- ative snappy styles, AH. II. TO. E.I at importance, .and in;en U 4 H Washington Chicago. veterans. And rUwk, vf at St. Louis. AB. R. II. PO. A. K. cussed by the make an selection .here today. 0 3 4 1 Boston easy Holloi'lier, New York at Detroit. 3 1 The delegates begun arriving 0 0 U 0 Hooper, 10 such saving's. Mann. If Cleveland. 3 2101 0 5 1 many uicin oi,i else can vou procure II II Philadelphia at 21 Thursday night,, nowhere lb o io Shean, 0 inir in spite of their Merkie, jj( - i 0 lone distances (1 2 y Strunk, 10 10 I to 1 it tend the l';iskert, .f If 4 0 2 0 0 age anil difficult ravel I a I. 1 2 0 Hu;h. ' illi 4 0 0 15 1 0 encampment. 1 1 2 Mclunis, lb to Zeidei , will hohL $40 4 This the velrrans i)f Thomus, 3b 12 10 morning whlcn $20, $22.50, $25 up Killitci, S: 3 0 4 0 another business meeting at . 2 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE S ott, ss 12 Vaughn, 3 0 0 2 0 0 will elect new officers for their 1 U 0 Agncw. c they busi- 0 2 0 unil transact other liaroer, J S. bang, It 0 0 0 organization 4 0 1 0 5 0 ness of 0 4 24 10 Bush, p importance. HATS Totals 30 Surra inciito 7; San I'lum-iw- I. The feature of yesterday's program, THE NEW STRAW x tor in ninth. 2 hold 'in the I. O. iia.ted Vaughn Sail Francisco, Calif., June 14. . 32 4 6x26 16 was the fire" N New Totals 'camp More 100, York. Score: It. II. i;. x Two out when winning run O. V. hall last night. than not it A 8. K. II. I'O 7 2 ' and one these hot Why get Sacramento . 10 scored. veterans and visitors gathered You'll have to have days anyway. If . . . 3 which Burns, San Francisco 4 13 6 St. Louis. heard the excellent program j YounK, if . . 4 AB. K. II. PO. A. E. had been 4 Hatlerios: Leak and prepared. today? as linage; 4 0 0 0 opened with, Fletcher, ti lioul, Kantlchner and Brooks. '1 obin, vf 14 The program last nighl . . Kauf f, t ( 3 0 Itev. C. o. Beckman, and up .4 3b . an invocation by $3.00 Panamas .$5.00 3 . . . 4 Maiscl, 13 $2.00, $2.50, &,m merman b 4 1102 15 1 0 Lead avenue Methodist Sennits Vernon 2; Oakland O. K slor, lb . pastor of the .$7.50 Ilolke. ... .'. 3 1 3 0 0 Following; the in. $3-00- , Bankoks lb I Ma Angeles, Calif., June 14. Dcmmitt, if 0 Episcopal church. $4.00, $4.50 c . . .. 3 4 0 stood and sang Splits Kariden, It. II. If . . . 0 vocal ion the assembly . . Score: Smith, .$5.00 2l 3 4 1123 3 0 this song it was Leghorns Rodriguez, Oakland '. 0 7 liedeon, 2b "America." Following . . ."'3 12 3 1 Demaicc, p . 2 0 0 0 announced that Governor Lindsey Vernon . - ' Ceiber, ss ' '' 1 0 0 on as 7. . 0 0 0 would not appear the program 31 7 8 27 8 Batteries: and Muray; Ilendrix, Totals Prough c 3 0 0 1 2 0 had been advertised owing to previous ( Mitchell and Dcvornier. Hale, 000 000 000 0 0 0 which his Chicago ' Austin, 7.x . business matters prevented New loik 500 000 02x .1102 0 0 1 0 0 Dutchess Trousers $2.50 to $4.00 At Suit Lake-Lo- a Sot horn, p coming here. Union Suits $1.00 to $3.50 Two.buso hits Young. Angeles, gai.ie 1 0 0 0 of "The Bat- Lewis Summary: rain. JOhnS, 7.7.7. . I 0 Following the a'nging Home run Young. Sacrifice hit postponed, tle livmn of the Republic," the Girl Dou- Ilolke. Sacrifice liy Kariden. 33 5 X 27 12 Si outs gave driPs and exhibitions ble plays Hollocher t unassisted ) z Batted for lierber in ninth. which were the feature of the evening. tclu r on balls of the - FREE t and Holke. Bases 7.7. Batted for Hale in ninth. The girls opened their part MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED err Yflut'hn I. Struck out by Duma-if- f SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION zzz Batted for Sohorn in ninth. program with their pledge and the ::, t, 'aiiKhu 2. Boston 102 000 1004 flag salute. Following this they sang St. Louis 000 300 0025 "The Star Spangled Banner" while Boston 7; Pittsburgh . Two-bas- e hits Ruth the audience stood. The gins men At Mobile 1; Memphis 0. Summary: Boston, Mass.,. Juno 14. iH'Spite a Throc-biiH- C hits Stolen an exhibit on of bandaging 4; Nashville 3. Sisler, Johns. gave IE. IQafihbuni (Eimumiiji ninth inning rally which yielded Pitts- At Birmingham Ims'S Scott, Sisler, Smith. Sacrifice which did credit to their instructors ft Hock-Ne- Incorporated burgh four runs Boston won the series At Little Orleans; game hits Maisel, Scott. Double play and their ability as well. Every girl three out of four and Into third postponed, rain, and Scott. Bases on acted as a or a "sur- TAtn going 3. Shean, Mclnnis cither "patient" Outfitters for and Hoys tie with Cincinnati. At Atlanta 2: Chattanooga 3. out In short time place Score: balls Bush 2, Sothorn Struck geon" and an extremely 119 We.t Gold Avenue Pittsburgh. By Bush, 3, by So; hern 2. the bandaces were adjusted in a man 122 South Second Street AB. It. II. PO. E. ner which closely represented tho 4 o Calf) n, ss I Chicago 7; Washing'ton 4. work of physicians themselves. Upon Carey, cf o AMERICAN AooUulAllUN Chicago, June 14 A seventh in-- J' 'completion of their work the instrur . o Red Cutshaw, 2b . ning rally in which the Washington tor asked that any physician or Hinchmau, rf . o defense went to pieces enabled Chicago Cross workers In tho audience inspect, If u The work of the girls King, At Toledo 3; Milwaukee 6. to win the first gam of the series. tho bandages. the 11) o entire been well prepared Cermans SEALED BIDS MollwUz, .., Columbus-Kansa- s - Leibold tnado four hits, two of which was heartily applauded by the At City; post- of would not have made the mistake ot McKechnle, 3b 0 rain. were doubles and drew a base on balls assemblage. Another feature the, Sealed bids will be received on and c o poned, in times Score: exhibition was Ihe introduction ATHLETICS forcing war upon us because they Schmidt, .... At Ixiuisville 3; ' f've up. girls' UNIVERSAL as a mili- before June 21, at the office of 0 Minneapolis Girl Scout who believed we were negligible Coun-t- v, Cooper, p At 0: St. Paul 2. Washington. of a entcr.j tho County Clerk: of Bernalillo 0 Indianapolis AB. It. II. PO, tained her audience for Home time FOR AMERICA tary power. N. xBighee war it would have New Mexico, at Albuquerque, xxUetz o Shotton, rf, If 2 with songs, the scout pledge and other' I'.eture the great M.. for furnishing and driving sixteen . . . . waste of time tor any ros.cr, 3b demonstrations of her ability. been thought a ot and fourteen even- his piles Totals 38 6 12 24 12 0 Judge, 3b The principal speaker of the man or position to devote thought forming an extension of the WESTERN LEAGUE 1 doubt not mat piles Boston. J: Milan, cf ing was Judge R. T. Barnes. The to athletics. In fact, jetty or breakwater at the west bank: rf . his remarks with the a tew back sucli a the west end AB. It. II PO. E. Shanks, If, Judge opened yeais ail of tho Rio Grande above . 1 assembled veterans wouid have invited Raw lings, ss , . . Morgan, 2b statement that the ahletic plan of the Barelas bridge, In Los Ranchos o At Hutchinson 0; Sioux City 12. ss were most and unique These congressional champions sorts of criticism. But the present llerzog, 2b McBride, "a delightful con- do Atilsco, At Oklahoma 4: Des 5 I oft with other us the true Kelly, cf 4 o City Moines ICIIIICIl, c living monument to liberty." would then play world contact has taught Said work to be done under the At 3: Omaha 2. . . . us our until the whole pre- Wickland, rf ... 3 o Joplin Aycrs, p "The revolution brought gressional champions value of efficiency una physical supervision of the County Surveyor At Wichita 8; St. 4. x . the civil "War us were covered and the nation J. C. Smith, 3b. . . 0 o Joseph Johnson, Washington, bronght country paredness. and In accordance with specifications Lincoln and and the al dccitlca. ho migni in ; Konetcby, lb . . . 9 0 Abraham jfirant championships If America is to hold the position on file in the office of the County . , . .. . . 4 8 24 14 3 war has us tho chosen for the curri- sub- If . 4 0 PARKMAN, HARVARD Totals .33 present world brought other sports tho world that she, has already Clerk. Copies of said specifications Kehg, We his- culum be handled with the result that Wilson, c . 4 Chicago. President Wilson. are making scribed to, then the citizens of Amer- are to bo obtained from the County AB. It. II. PO. A. K. now is whether the the muximum of benefit and train- . 4 0 0 OARSMAN, MARINE IF tory. The question ica must le trained to take up arms, Surveyor. . Kudolph, 4 livo. bo Murphy, rf principles of democracy shall , ing would by the youth at a moment's notice, to defend their Bidders must Inclose check payable , . free- 10 Totals .34 H a 0 HE CAN GET UNIFORM Leibold, If Tho red, white and blue means of the country. rights. It has often been to the County of Bernalillo for per E. 2b dom all tho world not that Amer- neces- country's bids. x Patted fur King ill ninth. Collins, for These sports would supply the said that Americans required no pre- cent of the amount of Eelsch, cf . . ica shall over all the world. in he work in to them- be and contract let Batted for in ninth. BV HORNINA JOURNAt LKAHD WIRI1 triumph sary breaks systematic vious training in order acquit Bids will opened Cooped FCIL Wilson's Is a Is sys- at the meet- Score by Boston. Mass.. 14. Caudil, lb struggle today struggle cahsthnics which part of every selves well in battle .and this argu- to lowest and best bidder innings: June Prancl.i ss . . for all the world. We at Commissioners ot 000 002 004 6 Parkniaii. HarVard oars- Weaver, liberty for tem of physical development. ment has often been made by those ing of the County Pittsburgh giant varsity Hisberg, 3b . home are tho second reserve and must to be held at I p. Boston 003 030 lux 7 man, will be i, Our games have been developed by pointing with pride to the feats of our Bernalillo County murine provided the Schalk, c the morale : 28. 1918, at tho Two-bas- e hits can a keep up." the desire of our people tor athletic lamoiiH Minute Men in '7B. But the m, Friday, June Summary: Bigbee, corps furnish big enough tin! Shcllcnback, Rumen address, tho Bernalillo county. J. C. Smith, Konetchv, Hehg. Homo 'form. Parkman is six feet four inches Following recreation ,and as tar as we can fore- Minute Men lived a life of the great Court House of Cicotto, p . . . Women's Relief Corps gave an Inter. of Commission- runs Wickland. Stolen bases in two inches above the maxi-- i see there would never be any necess- outdoors at a time when exercise was The Board County Rehg, height, Jourdan, z . . of songs, instrumental to anyor Wickland. Sacrifieft hits Konetchy, muni in the marine corps. When he esting program ity to force our youth to take tho forced upon them by the conditions of ers reserves the right reject Double for a few numbers and readings. course of development when that age. all bids. Herzog. Sacrifice flies King. plied enlistment days Totals 34 7 10 27 14 1 told physical bidder will be re- Moll-(aft- Judge Scott, another speaker, con- The successful plays McKechnie, Cutshaw and the Harvard crew had defeated x of baseball and the other sports Today it is entirely different, anil bond, Batted for Aycrs in ninth. our national holidays and their a to furnish a satisfactory on balls Yale, the officers were so id stitute an of the pro- are by quired wllss; Carey and Caton. Base recruiting Batted for Shcllcnback, in sev- meanings. Important part unless our youth developed to law, in double the 1. Wild enthusiastic over his physl-Coope- r. gram, in fact, from the stand- course of then we according Cooper 3; Kudolph pitch splendid enth. "Sometimes we forget," he said. youth's prescribed training, amount of his bid, and contractor will Passed ball Schmidt.- condition they telegraphed to 101 Our point as well as from tho standpoint we need not ask our country to de- work with !rl Washington 020 0001 "how we achieved democracy. o nec- i.o nermlttod to begin wnsnington ror io waive 7 military expediency it is most us, for we shall be found satis- permission Chicago 200 000 41x We forget what sacrifices have been pend upon out equipment adequate to the tlio rule the of Two-bas- this receive the Brooklyn 2: Cincinnati I. limiting height Summary: e hit Leibold. endured for the freedom we essary that training wanting. of the work to enjoy. whole-hearte- d me completion Brooklyn. N. Y.. June 14. Eddie Today authorization enlist Stolen basis Milan. Sacrifice Our is admired all of of if we a combined ath- factory ALFRED GRUNSFELD. the athlete was received with the stip- Judge, democracy by himself If tho best uru finally, adopt - Koiish. center fielder of Cincinnati bit l'j. OoMns. flics-Mo- rgan. tho men in our Ideals youth results letic and then we ot Com- ulation him with Sacrifice the world and In military system Chairman, Board County and champion batsman of the Nation- "provided you can fit Double Gandll to of freedom have become he uhleved. Jn fact, upon this shall be to accept the real re mlMinniirA a uniform." plays sufficiently our to t better ready al league In 1917, Kpralned bis right Weaver to Gandil. Bases on balls strong to be transplanted to foreign hinges opportunity gt sponsibilities of citizenship and be NESTOR MONTOTA. County Clerk. ankle in the ninth inning today and "ff Shellenback 4, 4. soil." results out of our system than tho to whatever off Ayers Struck 12ui prepared always accept had to be carried off the field. A force NORTHERN COUNTIES out -- By Shellenback 5, 2. The will be held in nptans get out of theira. future Is in store for us hav- once. by Ayers meeliiigs today without .loin "Two-Hit- " elub at and by Daubert and Myers 7. I. o. o. At noon the wom-en'- s Compulsion would be neces- to national luck to the tho play triples Innings pitched B,j Shellenback the F. hall. hardly ing to trust or Cross Indies want you. gave Broooklyn two runs In Hie sixth PRODUCING HEAVILY organizations of the O. A. R. will sary in any case in America, not if armed forces of other nations. AV'e Tlio Ited Inning. Cleveland I; 2. serve dinner to all delegates, confed- tliu slate of mind of the average shall not have to shape our policies to R. E. Philadelphia is Scores II. W. 11. Cleveland, June 14. erate veterans, sons of veterans and hearty American youth taken into meet exigencies of the situation, but I 5 0 Lieut. Gregory, head of lln Philadelphia Cincinnati , . .0111 (100 000 '"itbutted Cleveland in their wives. consideration. All that is necessary is can go on to our destiny as outlined 1 investigation of the food the first game PILLS . .000 002 OOx 2 6 department or who answered to him the he yHir.HFSTER S Brooklyn administration returned tha series but lost, double nlav Among the delegates give opportunity and by President Wilson, of making the BRAND. Bressler and yes'erday roll call were W. will take care of the rest. Zl TMB 1IAMN A Batteries: Wingo, from a trip through San Juan, Rio keeping tho visitors from winning. It yesterday morning world safe for democracy. J Grimes and Miller. Arriba was first here this B. Burton, John A. Ross, Jefferson In the presentation of this oppor- END. and Taos counties. Philadelphia's trip I'll la "1 Void "Those people are working won- ueason. Haynoids. Edward Johnson and S. K. tunity u multitude of athletic directors ?e5ed villi Blu. Ribbon. St. liOiiiN 1. Philadelphia 2. ders,'' the official said In Score: R. H. E. Syde, of Sherman Post No. 1, of Las or teachers will bo necessary, Just as bn.Tnke as Bur vf J 14. St. M. It " Philadelphia, June Louis the work of the toward w l- Philadelphia ...000 200 000 2 13 1 Vegas; William Rerger, Relen; is necessary that we have a multi- KutfoND BRAND U people Grccn-wal- TWO BASEBALL GAMES f J''RelttMn a 1 C. .. S.fest. nnd Philadelphia split even in ining the war. "They have every Cleveland 101 011 OOx 4 9 John Seibert. D. Dell, John tude of teachers to operate our '.'.CI - Alwyi in W. EVERYWHERE double header. Cravath's home run acre of ground planted in something Batteries: Geary and McAvoy; John W. Terrv, K. S. Stover, schools. These athletic directors can START SEASON FOR BOYS SOID BY DRUGGISTS of-t- er W. .1. the tenth won the opening contest nnd are doing fine. They realize that Groom, Enzinann and O'Neill. McDonald, G. Caldwell, L. H. bo chosen from among thoso profic- I Bliss. the visitors tied the score in he fond will win the war are y John Murphy, Robert Winn and ient now In our various Wo and A. sports. eighth. In the second game St. Louis doing Intensive farming. New York 11: Detroit. l. Harsh of the O. K. Warren Tost have the basic elements for the teach- The Second Ward "Skunks" and the knocked Davh out of the box in the Detroit, June 14. New York de- No. B, of Albuquerque, of on Fourth Ward "Wildcats" met yester- ing athletics already supplied a DUKE CITY fourth and won. The Phillies hit safe- Tililen Is Net Champion. feated Detroit In a free hitting con- u large scale by our universities. A day In the first baseball game of ly In every inning of this contest but Juno 14. William T. test. The visitors bunched nine hits sho i corse in schedule between the boy,s' teams of Philadelphia, the governmentVamps the The was Cleaners-Hatte- rs could not score until the eighth. Tildon II today won the single and with a baso on balls and an error for will impart the necessary military city. game of the "hit In in- and run" In a Hi's! Oanic. doubles in the state ten- nine runs tho third and fourth for then use in tho pre- variety and resulted Pennsylvania INDUSTRIES knowledgo 30 to 26. Gold. Phone 44. Score; ' R. II. E. uis championship at the Merion nings. Tho fielding of Peckinpaugh, III cinct scliLola. Ino'eed, America tuidf victory for the Skunks of 220 West I 8 defeated St. is . Oils 000 010 01 0 Cricket club. In the singles he de- who accepted twelve chances without much better off in this The Second Ward Sluggers 1 ward .100 000 000 7 feated P. B. Hawk. and an error, and Tipp's batting were lh. hi there to eot. the Little Giants of the Fourth Philadelphia 12 waj any lesson bmh 11 9. score was FARR COMPANY Patlerles: Doak and Gonzales, In with Carl Fischer he noteworthy. thorn is not In by a score of to The THE WM. patrnershlp E. TiMbably a precinct when and Adamn. the doubles by defeating O. Score: R. H. ARE America which has not an close until the ninth Inning, the Dealers In Trenilcrgast captured New York 104 000 001 11 14 2 EXTREMELY supplied an invincible lead. Wholesale and Retail Swonil tiainc. C. Shafer and John C. Bell, Jr., athlete of some kind to some system Sluggers gained FRESH AND SALT MEATS Score: R. H. E. Detroit 200 020 110 6 12 2 of sport wherein valuable athletic a 1 Batteries: Sausage Specialty St. liOiils 01 400 0006 12 0 Thormahlen. Mogridge training has been 'acquired. Jt will 1 1 Cattle and the ..000 000 0303 3 Hargrove to Army. and Walter; Dauss and Spencer. be a mueh to For Hogs Killing Philadelphia simpler problem get CAPSULES Market Prices Are Paid Batteries: May and Snider; Davis Chicago, June 14. Patrick Har- SHORT OF LABOR athletic teachers than it ever was to Th.se tiny -- grove, utility Infielder with the Chi- irt iupsrlor to Watson, Main and Adams. get school or military teachers. or cago Americans, was called into the MURDER SUSPECTS As to the matter of ath- of Copaiba, Cubebi from his home supplying Inltctlonijind - ImI your ImiHi with ttw M'onK'n of national army tonight letic this will entail ex- f- LUMBER- parnphernalla, RELIEVES In Army. xrtMT of Third In Wichita, Kans. He Is tenth mem- LANDED IN JAIL in cities (MIDYJ pense, especially the large HOURS Hit Makhold ami old avenue, ber of the club to Join the colors. (V MOMNINO JOURNAL IWIM. LIAMO WINK 24 Paints, Oils, Glass, Roofing Direct today. where grounds are difficult to got. Hut disease! with- June-;- . 14. -- Heads of tame and Building Paper.- a MOftNim mm Washington, whore it is more difficult to supply Inconvenience, "Two-Bit- " Women of llie American Armv are joumal pic,iil iiun out f a member til the 14. federal employment service from all grounds, it becomes more J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBER lunch today. Corner of Third llartington, Neb., June Two licossary Bnttl fv all lirnnfrint. flub. You nre needed to help win the serving men. believed to be connected with states here attending the national war that the population be giv,;ii tins street mid avenue. labor de- war. (old the killing of John Conover at conference,; rertold by training. Among many of tho kirgor COMPANY Nob., In partment of labor officials that war cities tho matter of boen Laurel, early today, are jail industries of men grounds has here, having been overpowered in are extremely short taken care of to some extent by tho and that must no temporli-tn- g battle this afternoon. Both prisoners there be establishment of municipal play were wounded. The men In handling the task 'of putting The benefit oeen gave, their labor most grounds. of these has Wallace Hesselden Perfect Health Is Yours names as J. T. Parker and John R. where it will, do the good. Jiroven so conclusively that thoy are Nathan A. Smyth,-I- s In charge of Hudson for Francis and are said to have pome the the last improvements thesj cities Signs! from Sioux unskilled labor section outlined would An City Wednesday night. plans for unskilled labor, surrender. amplification of General Contractor Pure John Conover, manager of the tele- recruiting them by the federal would ' If the Blood Is which will he taken over the ser- government We aro In s position to give Kept phone exchange at Laurel, was killed by be agreed to by the vice after 15. , will be an gladly municipal- for the money than ' a p u.. A:im.l.iiiihi serious are Rheumatism, with lt in a with three robbers July There as is no citizen now is more value Wall n running fight agent of the service In ities, there who BUILDING FIRM In Paper ''mo" lorturlng pains: Catarrh, often fore early this morning. Dr. S. S. Sackctt every county hot convinced of their value to the any other Is Traceable to Im runner of dread consumption; Scrof of died Sioux and township, to aid the four hundred this vicinity. Directly Laurel at a City hospital branch officers coun- community. - ula, Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas and this afternoon from a bullet wound throughout the It Offloe With purities in the Blood.. Ma- try. In industrial communities, boards has been the experience of large other disfiguring akin diseases; rccolvcd In the encounter. cities that no matter how Hudson for You cannot overestimate the laria, which makes the strongest men representing employers and employes generously The Luro-- - will be in they make their for playground Superior free- of and many other diseases are organized to play a part tho plans Picture Frames of the blood holpless, . koeping blood. ; Football (lames Dmpiied. work. these never seem to meet the demand, realize the the direct result of impure liOUis and It conceded ber & Mill Co. Impurities. When you that You can avoid all of these Lincoln, Neb., June 14. Football F. Post, assistant secretary i,t is that the only way Fourth St. and Copper Ave. easily ...,'. . heart Is constantly pumping this vital and rid the of them, games tentatively scheduled1 with labor, told the conference that by this effectively can be taken care of THONE .17 diseases, system Denver Washlns'tun labor is for the to establish lis fluid to all parts of the body, you can by the use of S. S, 8., the wonderful university and bringing and capital together government been in con- State college have been dropped by the service was doing much toward precinct athletic schools. easily nee that any impurity in the blood remedy that has Ne- " stant use for more than years. the regents of the University of eliminating Inequalities. fBv the time At the time of the establishment of blood will cause serious complica- fifty braska for "reasons of the he schools was tions. 8. H. S. cleanses the blood thor- economy." peace treaty Is signed," said, compulsory there a great "the old division between employers deal of opposition on account ef the Any slight disorder or Impurity that oughly, and routs every vestige of Im la a source of It Is sold every- To the Public. and employes as distinct class will cost, but no one would consider this creers Into the blood purity. by druggists want we have now as an as benefit CemenPtfP?aster for every vital organ of the where. "I JubI to say that keep passed away." objection, the danger, and have been so . LUMBER upon the blood supply For valuable literature and medlca! a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic convincingly proved body depends to Diarrhoea on hand all the There may be the same put to properly perform Its functions. advice absolutely free, write today Remedy Reads the Journal. objection dis- the Medical Swift Specific Com- time, and find it excellent for boel Everybody forward as to the precinct plan. But Lumber Many painful and dangerous Dept. An- one has Albuquerque Company the of a bad 437 Bwlft Atlanta, trouble," writes Mrs. H. P. Cook, of the lessons of the great war 428 NORTH FIRST STREET eases are direct result pany. Laboratory, Ind Journal Want Ads Pay Because been that if the United States had pondition of tie blood. Among the Ga. , derson, Albuquerque Morning. Journal, Saturday, June 15, 191 8 FIVE mat mm iimn FRANCE POURS OUT V-.- tn trim n THANKS FOR HELP I Jtie Ol y9 June 1 RENDERED BY II. 5. Here are some of the "Over th' Top Bargains" and they are genuine, SUITS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, etc. Don't let this splendid slip by. Call today and make your selections. Anniversary of Gen, Pershing's Arrival on French Soil Is Your choice any Your Choice of any $27.50 Your Choice any $32.50 Suit $22.50 Suit in the 1 and $30.00 Suit in the Store in the Store, during this Sale Made Occasion for Congrat- $16.50 this Sale Store, during this L during ulatory Messages, Sale J $18.50 Any $25.00 Suit. ii50 IIV MORNIN $21 JOl.NAL IPKI.i LI"D OIRI) $24.50 "Washington, June 14. Messages of congratulation on the anniversary of his arrival in France addressed to MEN'S SHIRTS UNDERWEAR General Pershing, commander in chief of the American expeditionary forces, At Less Than Market Cost. Less Cost. by President Raymond Poincare of At Than Market Fiance, Premier Clemenceau, General !?1.25 Shirts for $ .95 Foch and General Petain were made 1.15 $1.25 Union Suits $ .85 public here today by General March, $1.50 Shirts for chief of staff. $1.75-$2.0- 0 Shirts for 1.45 Ii. V. D. Union Suits 95 A message of congratulations from $2.50 Shirts for 1.85 Union Suits 1.15 President Poincare to President Wil-Ro- n $1.50 $3.50-$t.0- 0 Fiber Silks 2.95 was received by news cables yes- $1.75-$2.0- 0 Union Suits 1.35 The to General Per- Silk Shirts 3.35 terday. message $1.50 Union Suits 1.80 shing follows: $5.50 Silk Shirts 4.35 $2.50 Poincare: pure FromPresident !fG.50 Silk Shirts 5.05 $3.00 Union Suits 2.15 "The anniversary of your arrival in pure Fance furnishes a happy occasion to address my warmest congratulations AND MANY OTHER ARTICL ES FOR MEN AND BOYS to you and the valiant troops which onat you command and who have o ad- Buy War Savings Stamps With Your Savings at This Sale mirably conducted themselves In the recent battles. I you to receive S 'MP wmfeS beg mmtmmmmmmmKmmmmwmmmmwmmmmmmmtmmmmtmm the. assurance of my best wishes for V W the continuation of their success." From Premier Clemenceau: "On the anniversary of your arriv- and right. It is a constant satisfaction al in France to take command of the to them to know that in this great en- BACK OF SKIPPER OP HUN American troops I wish, my dear gen- terprise they areln close and intimate eral, to express to you once more, tho with tho people of GUNNERS WORKING UNDER GAS ATTACK IB greatest admiration for the powerful France." aid brought by your army to the cause of the allies. With ever increasing BY F numbers the American troops cover GIN RI themselves with under your or- GERMANS OH glory ders In barring trte route of the in- vader. The day is coming when, thanks to the superb effort of your WAR LABOR BOARD AMERICAN NAvY country and the valor of its persons the enemy, losing the initiative of op- 5 erations, will he forced to Incline be-fo- the triumph of our ideal of Jus- tice and civilization." President Asks Telegraph From General Focli: ALLIED GENERAL New York, June 11. The com-inand- "A year ago brought to us I he Companies' to Accept the o:' the one of the Ger- American sword. Today we have seen man submarines which have been op- in Con-'trovcr- sy it strike. It Is the certain pledge of Bureau's Findings erating off the American Atlantic victory. By It our hearts are more coast, has been Identified as Captain united ever." i With Employes, closely than From Neustidt, anil he served five years as From General Pctaili: Officer Just Back Front mate in United to a gunner's the States "My dear general: Your coming Ex- MORNINtt JOUHNA. VPICtAL LIAMO Wll navy, according to affidavits of offi- Used but Apt 1 French soil a year ago filled our Inelegant, Washington, June 4. Kvldcncc cers and sailors on the schooneis Hat-li- o with enthusiasm and lo sec country hope. to Sum Up the that President Wilson intends H. Dunn, F.dtut and Hauppauge. Accept today tho grn'teful homage of pression that the recommendations of the na victims of the submarine. our soldiers for the daily increasing tional war labor board are toiiovvou Fighting Situation, seen In The seamen who made the affidav- aid on the battlo field brought by out to the letter, was today its are those who were American in arms. The of communication to the picked up by their brothers the text his a southbound American steamer af- last battles, where the magnificent hernia of the two great telegraph eom- - vir- ( MOftNIN JOURNAL PICIAL LIAIID WIRBI the ter having been held prisoners aboard qualities of courage and military nanies asking that they accept the submarine for and sot tue of your troops were demonstrated Paris, June 14. The position' of the board's findings In tlieir controversy eight days in so a manner are a e latest Herman effort after five days with their adrift. brilliant sin employes. Is j of is described inclegatnly, had The submarine manned by a crew guarantee of the future. The day is fighting The iirt that the president . not far off when the great American but aptly, by a general who bus just personally taken up the case became of seventy-six- Is 210 feet long, 2l feet to arrived fom the front, as follows: known last with the announce- wide, has a shell of 4 Inch steel, two army will play the docislvc role night T.U which calls this on the "The Germans got a skinful." ment by Cbireiwe II. Muckny, presi- inch guns mounted for and aft, history army com- is one battle fields of Permit me, my commentators heio are dent of the Postal Telegraph equipped with two periscopes, Europe.. Military would waive over the tower und the dear general, to express to you on this unanimous In reporting one more (lei pany, that his company onnlng other entire confidence man failure. The enemy has won a its right to dischargo men who liave aft, has four stationary rapid fire anniversary day, my Newcomb on below in and assure you of my. feelings of af- strip of territory not without vuiue. joined a union, and that guns deck, decks, racks, fectionate but has sacrificed for it div- Carlton, president of the Western urried 100 rapid fire rifles and had comradeship." previous send his answer Mon- aboard General reply to Presi- isions without any point attaining his Union, would eighteen torpedoes, according Pershing's - . to dent Poincare, received 1n dispatches objective; and without bringing him day. , the affidavits. nearer a decisive The war board's decision In the Sunk Fifteen from France today, said: any result, men should bo Ships. "Allow to the "Such is also the of Henri case was thut the per- Captain Neustidt told his captives, me, sir, thank you for opinion mitted to unions. kind message you sent me on the oc- Bidou and Colonel De Thoinusson, join they said, that his vessel left Kiel enthu- Tho President's Letter. April 14 and up to June i had sunk casion of the anniversary. The who would be the lust person to hail Tlie butcr to the tele- siastic reception which Paris gave us a victory prematurely. president's fifteen ships, six of which were Amer- graph heads, niado public today, ican. From tho schooner Isabel H. R year ago has been extended since Jn its nummary of the expert opin- reads: then to the Americn army by nil your the Havus notes tho to Wiley, tho commander declared ho ion, Agency "My attention has been culled took food to his people. Today our armies are united wuh wbicti Uiu coinineiuatoi s the fact the national war labor enough provision con- thut craft for six weeks." In affection and resolution, full of nave vuunilunou ineir reserve of thu board, ufter a careful consideration fidence for the final success which will last few days and agree with M. Bar- - of the at issue between the The skipper professed reluc- questions tance to crown this lone strugsle for liberty its ot the r.ctio i.o t'ar.s that the telegraph companies and their em- sink American vessels but and civilization." ugainst Paris is ended, for tho ployes, have arrived at a decision, the said be had no alternative, as he "had present at least. They admit the pos- essential points ot which uro d been ordered by wireless from Kiel to WILSOX ItKPMFS TO sibility of its resumption sooner oi in the following; get busy or come home." POIXOAIHF.'S CABT.K later, and sec further bard struggles "1 The employes believe In a right The food taken from tho Wiley ,the ahead, but think it probable thai uio to Join a union if they so desire, and men declared, was badly needed. Washington, Jifne 14. The purpose heavy ligihing, when it is resumed, men discharged for joining the union Nineteen survivors of the three of the t'nited Statos to send men and within a few will be on anoth- Hhould be reinstated. days, ' American schooners were picked up to until "2 bo south-boun- materials France "any temp- er front. The company should not re. by a d American steamer orary ineoualitv of force in entirely JtCHiilts of Offensive. quired to deal with the union or to of which eleven members of Ihe crews was Presi- overcome," reiterated by The results of the offensive recognize it. of two of the schooners had been pris- In a against "3 dent Wilson today replying to Pans are enumerated by M. burros Tn of the to the nllbd line Willi their thrusts, the allied gunners have Committees of employes should on I this the present attempt Huns pierce powerful In oners tho luring message from President Poincare on thus: been a stellar role. gas are constantly bclnjr employed by the Germans, the gunners with the bo recognized presenting griev- the men said, were to the of the of the playing Though atl;icls ances. time, they put anniversary landing A territorial gain absolutely out of aid of tlieir masks have stuck to their posts, working at limes for four hours at a stretch under heavy gas bombard- work polishing and cleaning torpedoes first American troops In TCurope. The relieved when wounded and carried behind the lints. Note the camouflaged protection overhead to "4 Where employes and employers In hull of proportion to the losses sustained; ments, being only fail to Ihe in carried Ihe the president's cablegram made public by Ktill in hide from aerial attacks. agree, question disput. ex- Coinpiegno French possession, them any should t, the national Tho naval reserve officers who the state department said: reserve forces determined by "Your of was the allied maneuvering war labor board. amined them were officers of tho telegram yesterday intact. American steamer. certainly conceived In the highest Under "5 The telegraphers' union should In another article the Echo le to declare its own standpoint. not Initiate strikes or its mem- and most generous spirit of friendship such circumstances the house will un- permit 1 I Paris confidently declares that just as bers to initiate them, but should sub- and am sure that am exnressisxr 1 views." DEPORTATION OF the Germans did not get to Compiegne CENTRAL POWERS derstand cannot express my mit all to the national war FORMER ESTANCIA MAN the feeling of the nennle of the Uni- The dispatch floes not say grievances ted Slates as voll as mv own when I so they will never get to Paris.. The Mudapest board. been mast- that Premier Wekerle made any ref- "I DIES WHILE ON VISIT say that It Is with inceas'nir enemy ,it points out, has As am informed thut the represent- prfdi ered on its own choosing. erence to the secret agreement. atives of union are to ac- and gratification that thev have sen ground of the nuestion he said the willing regards t'kiainian repre-sentiv- -- their .forces under General Pershlne M. Clemenceau'! organ L'llommo FOR BELGIANS STILL cept this dejeision, but that the PtCIAL COinilPONDINCf O MOKNIN JOUMMALt RESPONSIBLE that the treaty wiiti the Ukraine had of the tnnre 'and more actlvelv Libre expresses no surprise at the not been ratified. telegraph companies Kstancia, N. M., Juno 14. Sylvester with the forces of T.lberntlnn on slackening of the battle. The enemy, have not accepted It. Spore of Newkirk. Okla., died at the has "May I not. say that in my Judg. French soil. Tt is their fixed and on it declares, engaged about eighty Mui-giii- to Valley hotel Thursday morning, after of Take Field Again. uicnt it is necessary in alterable purpose to fiend men and divisions since May 27, nearly half Juarez, Mi x., ,lun 14. Gen. Fran imperatively several days illness with pncumoniu. which left cent of their men POLISH FREEDOM BEING PRACTICED the national interest that decisions of Mr. who was a former resident materials in steadv snd increasing fifty per Cisco Murguia. who returned recently the national war labor board Spore, v tho should of was business volume until nnv tpmporarv Inoquall-t- on the battle ground. It expresses from Mexico City, is to tako Kstancia, here on a General Ludendorff has planning bo accepted by both parties to labor His wife, son and Mrs. of force la entirely overcome Jnd opinion that ihe field again against Francisco Villa To fail to trip. daughter, a maximum of reserve divis- now disputes? accept them is Lyons, arrived a few hours after his the forces of freedom mndo nor thirty and his forces which arc neat to tho Interests of the na- - of which two thirds have I a Jeopardize death. The body was taken to his for- whclmlnir for nr thut ions, already tirral. General Murguia brought consti-tutes- thv eojivlnead MOHNIN4 JOURNAL flPKCIAL LIAMD WIRIl iou very seriously bocauso It a mer In H U onlv hv vldorv be taken part in the struggle. of ammunition with him imt home Oklahoma . tbt neac ran 14. guuntity 14. rejection of tho instrumental, sot-tie- the June The reported Washington, June Deportation achieved and the world's affair d The Havas correspondent at Amsterdam, from Mexico City and also sufficient ity set up the Itself the Indications are that the secret agreement to make Aus.rian t'i the his and forced labor Inflicted upon Bel. by government upon a basis of enduring Justice front says at- gold money pay troops of for the determination of labor dis- Galieia a , was will soon Germans .have exhausted themselves separate province command, lie take the field gian civilians by tho German govern- putes, set up with sincere desire to on Montdidlei-Xoyo- n which tacked in the Hungarian chamber of with a force of 1.000 to pur- To the front, Theodore cavalry ment not only continues unabated, but arrive at justice In every case and Hooray! Baby is their inactivity, deputies Thursday by Count sue Villa into t lies mountaiiiB of Du. accord- r fact compelling Kar-oly- li taken on a new,character with the express purpose of safe- whereas the French are extremely act Ritthyanyi, a member of Count rango. has romr party, according to a memoranotum presented to guarding the nation against labor dif- Rule the House sicftfa ive in this area. Regarding the Ger- independent ing ficulties during the continuation of tho W Wl I W I I Villeru Cot- - to a Ruth post dispatch. He interpel- Lansing by the Helglan min- UIIUU L.I man effort to get through also wkh ref- Secretary present war. he the lated Premier Wekerel sent to German governor "All lerets forest, estimates that on ister the these circumstances being tak. No Women Grmmb as as five divisions erence to the government's attitude en Into Lonffr Do Far The German used many of the Polish AMERICAN TROOPS general of occupied llclglum by the consideration, I do not hesi- AU on a front of other phases question. tate to is t of Human BloMingi INTO GRAY HAIR (nearly 70,001) men) declared a Belgian senate and houso of repre- say that it a patriotic duty 3 :i- miles and declares that this op- Count Hutthyanyi that to in Galieia n was In ac- sentatives in March. this eration, which was to decide the issue separate province matter with the government by the German offensive has cordance neither with Polish nor Hun. The deportation of civilians Is still uso of the of the present and In instrumentality which the failed. . garian interea.s aked whethes PASS IN REVIEW being carried on, ospeeiully tho government has set already been taken to a up. I, therefore, Darkens and Re- steps have prevent military zone. write to ask that I may have Beautifully ot the . of this 2,700 your . . realization project. During March Vcar, earnest In stores It Natural , this matter, Color Premier Wekerle, in reply-- said he men from all conditions of life have as in all EDDY COUNTY DOCTORS In east others, and that you will set . and , Lustre at Once. regretted that the count during his tolran fpttti lyicliornn an example to the other of HAIG to work on the employers HOLD QUARTERLY MEET had subjected the action of the BEFORE GEN. Flanders do military the country by a prompt and cordial Common brewed into n German in the delibera- western front.' Moerbeke, Wachtobekc! Thousands of women no lonirpr resign garden sage government acquiescence." tlirnrntilven to tho thutijtht that sickness und with Poland to was 1 heavy lea, sulphur and alcohol tions scathing and tho surrounding region called)i 1st reus regarding . n... are natural. They know better, for to morion on one-side- d informa- same nion-- iw mi-nis- b added, will turn cay, streaked and UPtoiAi. conunmiKcl jounal! criticism based upon nunng inn In Mother's Friend found a won-- ft 14. The NEW CHURCH OCCUPIED they hve faded hair beautifully dark and lux- Artesia, X. M., June Eddy tion. The premier added: R0 ficlvillnns to lay n:llroads. The or tyi! penetrating remedy to relieve many uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- County Mediral society held its nuar. "What ever sympathies we. cherish tmY MONNIN9 JOUftNAL SPECIAL L'AftCO WlRBl names of all- girls and. women from dreaded eiperleners. ' ' ISrit-ls- BY DEMING n phur recipe at home, though, is rcrly meeting here Wednesday. Dr. fo the Poles, tho historical fact cannof Aiflerican Ii adipiarters on the h 11 to 4ft years old was required by PARISH Nervousness, hearing-dow- and stretching troublesome.. An easier way is to get Boatman of Carlsbad read a puper on be denied that the liberation of the Front June 12 (Wednesday, by the the Germans-fro- Alus) nnd thst dis- pains are among the disheartening and readv-to-us- ' women say the e preparation 1m prov "The Progress of Medicine," and Polish nation, which Is ulso desired by Associated Press.). Field Marshal trict. Rome of the boys deported arf ffCIAL fOSfUONDCNCB TO HaHNIN JOUftNAL. experiences everywhere who I.an Is commander-in-chie- f memo- hey entirely escape during1 the period of ed by the addition of other ingredients Culpepper of Carlsbad, had us, due to the and Sir Douglas llaig, as young as 13 1.2 years, the Detnlng, N. M., June 14. Tht the une of Mother's Krlend. a little severe case of acute rheum- of allies. with our al- British in today Christian expectancy hy large bottle, at cost, at drug unusually ' arms our We, of tho army France, randum states. church Just completed at the Here is a remedy that softens the myriad stores,, known as and atism- last winter, gave in detail his were to th reviewed American on a Those now sent cornor of avenue of must.-le- be- "Wyeth'g' lies, the fiist proclaim the ;troops deportVd, ire Mng Copper and Maple broad, flat, abdominal Just Sulphur Compound," thus avoidingSe a system of treatment. Rheumatism was establishriient of a Polish state and wide plain in this area. to work in the region behind the Ger- street, Is being used for church serv- neath the skin, enables them tr expand lot of muss. really the only subject discussed and take the standpoint which we still The Americans filed past with an man front in France and Belgium. ices. The dedication will take place without the usual strain upon the ligaments While faded hair is not sinful Dr. Clarke, the local dentist, gave a that it is for the Polish na- ea-s- that bore out the The used, to later and a room will md nerves and assists nature to make tt gray, maintain, swinging step pretext formerly namely, rest be opened. for women to we all desire to retain our illustrated by slides, showing the tion itself to decide definitely its fu. opinion of many British experts that give work to the unemployed, has Tho church Is a handsome brick possible go through maternity youthful talk, bad without many of the dreaded symptoms so appearance and attractiveness. By relation between rheumatism and ture destiny." they are as fit physically as training be?n abandoned. structure and Is one of the finest In famillHr to a host of women. darkening your hair with Wyeth'e teeth. Not only the government but. the an make them. After a long march this section. The The Christian com- By regular use throughout the period the Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one The next meeting will be held at whole Hungarian nation welcomes the to the reviewing ground and a long Plan (o Ttei'laim Land. municants have been holding theit muscles expand easily when baby Is born, can tell, because it does It so natural- Carlsbad, September 11. development of the Polish nation. wait with their heavy packs on their Washim'ton. .Tune 14. In response services In the armory, having dis- snd pnln and danger at the crisis ts con- ly, so evenly. You Just damped "Despite our sympathies, however, backs, their alignment, step and car- to an appeal by Secretary Lane that posed of their church to the Mexican sequently less. - Is use sponge or soft brush with It and draw our constitutional position must un- riage were excellent. - ; plans be made for reclaiming arid, Methodists. Mother's Friend for external only, - is absolutely and entirely safe and has been this through your hair, taking one l'nknom Woman Killed. dergo no alteration." British officers present were im- swamp and cut-ov- lands for return- un- used by thousands of women awaiting the small itrand at a time; by morning El Paso, Tex., June- 14. An After stating that widely divergent pressed with the physkal condition of ing soldiers. Senator Sterling of South New Riveting Record. greatest time in a woman's Ufa for over all gray hairs have disappeared. After known Mexican woman was killed views had been expressed regarding the men and by their high spiritsThe Dakota today Introduced a resolution Bristol, Pa., June 14. A new half a century. another application or two your nair here last night when the automobile the solution of the Polish Question medical officers have had little to do anpropriating $1,000,000 for a survey world's record for driving rivets In a Write the Bradfleld Regulator Co., M?1 Austria-Hungar- ' becomes beautifully dark, glossy, 'soft in which she Was riding passed under in Germany and y and! thus far in this zone. of the land to be made under the di- shell bottom was claimed yesterday at Lftmar Bldg., Atlanta, Ga., for their "Moth- and luxuriant and- you a wire. The wire struck the wom- in Polish circles, the said: The of the Americans in rection of interior the erhood Book. so valuable to expectant appear year guy premier eagerness. the department. Merchant Shipbuilding corpora- 1n bot- in a as to break neck. "The has not work has fa- ;l C. mothers, nnd the meantime obtain a younger. Wyeth Sage and Sulphur an such way her question yet arrived Setting at their made a tion here for Martin Hahn. who tle of Friend from nearest A "Two-Bit- Mother's the drug Compound Is a delightful toilet requl. The. body has not been identified. at a stage at. which we or Germany vorable impression with the British, .Become a inoiiihor of the ", drove 1,875 rivets In seven hours and store. ot Begin its Ufe strictly according to He. It Is-n- intended for the cure, small child was riding with the wom- can describe our attitude, while Po- who find them finite as far as dub. Yon arc needed to wis Uu fifty iminutes. Hahn received 33 for rttr.'cttofts with1 and thus for- .ready, help f every bottle, ; or of disease. an time of accident. land has not yet been in a feces. . the. mitigation prevention at the the position physical training V war...... day's work. tify yourself against pala and discomfort, SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal. Saturday, June 15,1918. i.N INDEPENDENT NBWSPAPB as nature reasserts herself, as long I PAVE HIS WAY! v hours of idleness and late hours of Belittling Frightfulness Described dissipation begin to lose their effect the man will undoubtedly be able to By Man. Just Back From France Jfournal do a larger share in producing for Morning Uncle Sam. (Philadelphia Inquirer.) in England Germany is building Im- mense to United Published by th The order states that the men shall "German atrocities have not .been airships give the be drafted into useful service or the exaggerated. They could not be. Slates a taste of what Paris and Lon- JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. America must face the truth and tiqt don have suffered for two years. army regardless of deferred classifi- belittle cither the frightfulness or the "The French are saying 'for God's WHttn RprnwnttlT cation or other exemptions, where power of Germnny." sake send men, more men, and moro C. J. ANDERSON. on scene war men, and send a thousand CMcmo. W. such change of work or military ser- After two years the of airplanes.' lUrquttl Bidg., this is the message that William B They are not saying it because they vice, will not engender hardships for a business man think they are being beaten. They Eastern RprentatlT Levis, Philadelphia can RALPH R. MUI.I.IOAN. the dependents of the man. and French relief worker, brings to aren't. They have a spirit that W Eat 2nd Btret, New Turk. the of this country. never be broken, but they are not be- Many of these one sees every day people their foe. know that Enter.d wcund-cla- u matter at the The reports of horrifying things that littling They of N. M-- , under Act on the street wander aimlessly about are heard from time to time; he says, Germany is contemptible, mean and postofflc Albuquerque. America is need- of Comtreee of March 1, 187. or occupy the seat of spectators' are not figments of the imagination uncivilized, but that " authentic ed to crush her." LVrielrcuiallonthan any other paper chairs in pool rooms. Others work of war correspondents, but In New Mexlce. The only paper In New accounts, not half complete. He has He spoke of his experience during Mexico Issurd every day In the year. for one or two hours in order that worked with men who have witnessed air raids In England and Paris; of TERMS" 6"8UBSCR1PTI0N: they may claim exemption from the these German atrocities. Paris, a black city at night except for Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month. .70c order on tho that are He has been told by a few ghostly lights; of the most terri Yearly. In advanca 17.51 grounds they of Canadians and the equally hated raid of all, when a German Oalusha and his men, how- ble daring NOTICE) TO SUBSCRIBERS. employed. Scotchmen, 'crucified, heads down, to plane swept close to drop a hugo Subscriber! to the Journal wben wrltlnf ever, have a knowledge of this class have their throats cut like cattle, partr bomb; of the wonderful work of tho to have tbelr paper changed to a new ni- of slackers and few excuses are ac- of their own bodies cut off and Red Cross and Y. M. V. A. tres mux be euro to give the old addreaa, into mouths after they with Paris of pois- from Idlers. If the local draft crammed their the audiences; "The Morning Journal has a hlgh-e- r circu- cepted had been pried open with knives and oned candies dropped from enemy lation rating than la accorded to any other board interprets the order in its full- bayonets: Allied prsioners nailed to planes in the streets of London for paper in New Mexico." Tha American est sense and stands behind Ualusha, posts, then saturated with oil and children to pick up; of lead pencils New.paper Directory. made into human torches; atrooities that when sharpened. tho army will benefit by the addition exploded O O on women that can never be forgiven Changing to the American troops MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED of some Albuquerque men or the or forgotten, unequalled in any his- that he has worked among, Mr. Levis fMKSH. farmers will have access to more la- tory or century. said that they are the finest lot of men Tha Associated Praaa la exclusively "When you hear those men grit out over cent of them entitled to the use tor republication bor with which to harvest the crops jthere. Eighty per stories that chill your blood, you are sharp-shooter- s, and, after they of all neira credited to It or not other- which eventually are to feed the sold- are true." wise credited In thla paper and alao know, somehow, that they, have had more experience, few soldiers tba lucai newa herein. iers over there. He told of the first American pris- will compare with them. published oner The American wps These men are as large consumers captured. command- "There's a certain individuality THE JORNAL takea and prlntl brought before the German about the American soldier that marks ex- of food stuffs as are the men who The officer out: Ixty houra and thirty minutes of pro- ing officer. jerked him, like the Canadian, as a fighter." clusively Associated Presa leaaed wlra duce. They shun honest toil and ef- "You Americans, what are you doing Mr. Levis. the look of tho service each week. No other news- and his words said "It's on com- here?" accompanied with a courage that can face paper published In New Mexico takes fort and are parasites the with a blow of his fist on the jaw with pioneer, more twenty-fou- r Aa- They are accepted by than houra of munity. Far butter that they get into one hand, while he cut his prisoner's anything. aoclated Presa service during a week. held in the French poilus, Italians and the British the army and assume equal obliga- throat with a sharp knife alike with a faith and respect that tions and take chances with tho other. mean victory." equal "It is not only the German officers SATURDAY. ...JUNE 15. 1918 many honest workers who have sus- who are making this war a thing of pended their toll in order that they undreamed-o- f horror," he continued. vox mis- - "It Is the whole German nation, man, MOTHER CRAY'S tount ni;vi:xTi,ovs may fight for Uncle Sam. Even in child. are soaked TAKK. woman and They SWEET POWDERS Germany these men would cither have In the principles of world domination to have productive work or get into and they are not counting the cost. FOR CHILDREN, Count Von Itevrntlow, the foremost have harnessed Russia under AOrtsinlUliellorKMerliihiien! the fight. In America, how much "They is Conallpnlion, HedcUi, of (irrinany's military critics whose the German yoke, now their slogan Mtomiirh Troublee, Teeiblne; more should wc insist that all become on to New York.' It is the cry that is naval warfare, has an- Mil specially either producers or quit consuming. has taken the place of 'Gott Strafe cu. nounced German find it is known through newspapers England' and to that (n)itub((!tut. "jhqthER GRAY CO, L Rot. ! 'that "the submarine attack on Amer- One of the differences between Ma- ica means the holding of the Ameri- jor General Wood and Lieutenant can in home waters." COLORADO 'PHONE navy Colonel Roosevelt is that the people The announcement Is in reality an RATES ARE RAISED not the general are wanting to know . acknowledgement of the purpose of why Wood was shelved. the German warfare on this lav MO.NINS JOURNAI aPBC.Ak LlA.lO Wll side of the Atlantic. If the Germans Denver, Colo., June 14. Estimated MOTHK.R AXI CHILD IN GERMANY revenue amounting to to sink our carry- IT additional hoped transports ,i sion government or the city manager $270,000 a year was allowed the ing troops to France, their efforts for The pamphlet on infant welfare in plan until cities realize that no matter IRISH BOY MUTILATED Mountain States Telephone company how the two or more weeks their raiders the war contains a WITH SCISSORS pleasing and attractive a device, by a decision today of the Colado Germany during it is worthless unless due considera- BY GERMAN CAPTORS commission. Rates to have been off the New Mary- deal of public utilities Englartd, good interesting information AND PASTE tion is given to the human equation. make such an increase possible were land and Virginia coasts have proved about the effect of the war on na- It is very difficult to find qualified established by the commission. The those hopes groundless. It is not like- tional vitality In Germany and the administrators under the city mana- company's petition asked rates in. HAS 300 GOVERNMENT STORES. ger scheme. A successful business (Philadelphia Bulletin.) revenue $500,000 a year. ly, however, tho Germans expected to measures taken to Improve it. All How the Huns butchered their pris- creasing (Printer's man or even, a trained engineer may Under the commission's order rates reach of our of Ink.) fail vj-- oners was vividly told last night by in actually get within troop students vital statistics know that Tho success utterly, and seem to be at the for unlimited business telephones vessels. which attending the Ontario point of creating a new profession of Trooper A. II. O'Connor, at the vaude- Denver were Increased $2 a month carrying Infant mortality means tho government's venture into us ville entertainment for enlisted then in a means fishing great opportunities for young men and residence rates were raised 50 Their aim was exactly expressed in proportion of children dying within a toward lowering the costs of mu- the Grand house. were made is a (and women, too) in the field of Opera cents a month. No changes Count von Hevenllow's words. It was year of birth is much higher In Ger- living, demonstration of what can nicipal administration. At tho Uni- After he had been bayonetted in the in Colorado Boulder, Trini- be accomplished when a government Springs, aim Count von Kevent-lo- many than in this country. versity of Kansas and perhaps else- shoulder, the Germans chopped off dad, Greeley, Fort Morgan or Fort only their that intelligently and vigorously endeavors where courses are offered of his toes with a hatchet and Indeed the who claim an to transact business in for the three Collins. In Pueblo the only change has told, however, not what they Germans, a businesslike him six-par- manner. training of city malingers. The mere then knocked senseless with the was in a flat rate of $1.50 We've Got 'em have actually accomplished. superiority to the rest of the , teaching of municipal finance and en- butt of a gun. O'Connor was Uncon- a niontn, wnicn was cnangeti to a , ...... I Ontario have re- in a ten and I -- u.i ,.n. of thirtl The American navy has not been world, as some of their professors told .municipalities gineering will not suffice; the courses scious hospital for weeks lull n.,..t..jut i.v nicaouiipu nw.m.urti.,..a v...... sponded in goodly numbers to tho gov- should cover social kin- was unable to talk for nine months. the same Increases We can change the whole to home wa- us once more only the other questions and calls at ..price. nor will it be returned day, ernment's call and have assisted the dred matters and not neglect the psy With his five brothers and their were made in certain toll charges. atmosphere for you in ters. It is possible that the raid will make a very poor showing in this provincial authorities in distribution. chology involved in the manner of he their home in In of father, left Brooklyn 5 minutes! have caused the diversion of a few highly significant test of national kul- - April this year (the scheme has dealing fairly and justly with the pub in 1914 and enlisted In tho English CIVIL WAR VETERAN only been in operation for about six lic. arm y. ' units ot our fleet to this side of the tur as compared with all tho other 110 cities and towns can you think of anything, months) through- By giving professional to "The to beat the Iliins is IS DEAD AT DENVER Atlantic. L'ut the main body of the western nations. out Ontario had arranged with nearly dignity only wily that will you three hundred dealers to positions long conferred upon the in to. kill them," declared O'Connor. "An help through fleet will remain where it is, more In the first five years of the present distribute competent and venal we should at eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth," the hot summer like the government fish. This number has least Is the V MORNING) JOURNAL eFLCIAL LEA BSD Wl than ever now, since the century the German empire stood at since been destroy the cynical criticism should be our slogan. That only Gen- certainly largely Increased. Most of that there are no men available for tho to Dener, Colo., June 14. Major by the very act the head of the list with a mean rate these dealers have been be- way stop them. , M. vet- German admiralty has, created, new positions created; and it Is con- "When 1 was wounded, another sol- eral (icoigo Randall, retired, ELECTRIC FAN induced in fish Spanish-America- n of the raiders over here, con- of 19!t per l.OOClj Norway came at the ing to put departments that once the idea of dier a In the chest. eran of the civil and sending from and other motives. The ceivable fitness got bayonet jab a the American is bottom with 81; England and France patriotic has been implanted in a careless and The Huns told him to stretch out his wars, died here today after short It Isn't a luxury or u plea- fessed that squadron department now has orders for defi- Illness, aged 77 years. He retired in as to came In the middle with 138 and 139; nite which to indifferent publio a higher standard arms. Then an officer raised his sure it's un "essential!" doing as much harm possible distribution amounts a will be set for all elective offices. sword and cut off the man's arms as October, 1905. P.elgium, with a far denser popula weekly shipping of 150,000 pounds of After in Alaska. General the enemy. fish. cleanly as if he were chopping the serving Throw the old was prob- tion and more industrialized than Ger TO FIGHT UNDER BRITISH FLAG. branches from a sapling.' They told Randall saw service In the Phlllippine away palm Germany's expectation What been in On- Spanish-America- n has accomplished (St. Paul me to foot on a tree islands during the leaf get an Electric, put that of a number of many, had a lower record by 50 per tario has been in other pro- 'Dispatch.) put my right ably by sinking duplicated Leonid Stephen Pallagut dearly stump. .war. While a brigadier general he on coat and be our merchant near the great 1,000. vinces. Government reports show an loves to was in command of the central divis- your happy ships increase of 12 million dollars in the fight. "A German took a hatchet and from which our transports are The great annual loss of life through Leonid Stenhei is a Russian from it down on my foot. I pulled ion of the United States army, with ports value pf fish consumed in Canada in brought was pro- be an Ignorance, apathy and neglect trou- Caucasia, 24 old, and is In St. in time to save the foot, but the headquarters in St. Louis. He sailing there would immediate 1917 over the value of fish consumed yers to in 190,". mil- Paul on a almost around the hatchet off three toes. Then moted major general to bled neither the authorities nor the in 1916. The total value was 50 trip chopped s, ALBUQUERQUE cry from the American people bring world to the allies on west I was struck on the The next During his service in the Phillip-pine- nor tho birth- lion dollars or which is a rejoin the jaw. to- our fleet the of public parents until tho thereabouts, ern . I I woke in General Randall did much back for protection fair sized fish bill for 7 2 million battle front. thing knew was when up GAS & ELECTRIC our soldiers. rate began to fall at an increasing, The Bolshevik! his career in a hospital ten weeks later. I didn't re- ward the pasificatlon of the natives people. spoiled I came was called father of the bad on the and in some districts unprecedented, This Increased of fish Russia and 'compelled him after four gain the power of speech until and "the. COMPANY It .was another guess consumption to a New York nine months a title which clung to him com- rate. Then the in Canada has been developed to a years of warring against the Huns to hospital, part of Germany. German high military authorities, later.'1 during the rest of his life. their on future wars and great extent by the advertising the quit the country, but they failed tc manders possibly do not comprehend having eye government has used to popularize dampen his courage. the faith ot the American people in the supply of cannon fodder, took fish as a food. The inauguration of He was a lieutenant in the Russian and the reduction of infant as additional "fish day" before those Jeweled waters. But they were their own commanders because alarm, Tuesday au army the assassination of: the over high week has and Tuesday Austrian in 1H14, there. Out of that cloud glory, have so little in mortality .became an object of solici every helped archduke was came a the German people now Is on a parity with Friday. wounded in Galicia in fighting the tho sleepy, beautiful sea, tude. Austrians. strange radio. theirs. fought with Kerensky nt lit- blrth-rat- o LAIlOIt. "Lislen to tho of the Even if Ihu German guliiiiarines in The fall In the was really WAR CMFOKMS FOR. Tsarskoyt Selo, and now. after enlist- chattering I ISritish-Canadia- chuckled as he (American Coal Journal.) ing at ho n tle subs." The skipper should achieve the remarkable. In tho decade recruiting to- American waters following The workers of the country must mission here, will leave soou for read it. "Have you seen any ships I I'Vanco-Germa- n Ameri- fond hope of the enemy and succeed he war t he mean rate be roused to a point where they will France. day? Look out for the strafed can Muller does not an- In one or more of our troop was over 39 per l.noji; by tho end of tike the same pride in doing their Lieutenant Pallagut tried to enlist destroyers. Kinking work of or or in the swer my call. I am afraid they have HAWKINS coal, food, American not even then would ihc Amer- tho century It had dropped three producing regular army, but the ships, munitions, or ships, or transportation St. Paul recruiting official explained sunk him." ican people take panic and demand points to 36, but in tho next decade it mileage, or whatever the work may that bec-au- ot his age the draft law the return of our fleet. The. fleet is ran down to 30, and In 1912 It stood yield, us the man in the trench who operates against him, and that tho iu:n MF.y in ouvh DU.n uses a gun, or he who Is' behind tho only way he could Into an Ameri- t Ou to Sells, commissioner of Indian In the best possible place it could be at 28.3. During the war there has get Review of Miss Will demonstrate the merits lines driving a truck or an ambulance. can uniform would be by registering Affairs, in the American Crowley or, if it Is not, ournaval commanders been a fprthcr enormous fall. The This means that we should have a and awaiting his turn as a selective. Reviews.) of A fivp thousand Amer Burnett's Extracts and Color Paste sre at fault, which there is no reason number of children born In 1916 was civilian army whose weapons shall be He wanted quicker action, and imrnviinsitplv Today. throttles, A. S. ican Indians are in the training camps, to believe. 40 per cent lower than In 1913. The shovels, picks, hammers, Sergt. Mnj. KJrkwood of the brakes, etc., and with their service British mission told him he will get to or in active service on lanu or sea. ai SPECIAL corresponding fall In England and should go the honors of war. They England and from there to France least 75 per cent aro volunteers. Many PRipES WANTKD. Wales tho same period was should be rated soldiers in the cause Just about as as he desires. of them hold commissions, and many LOAFFRS NOT during quickly officers. 10.9 cent. The decline In of liberty, for they would in many So he will fight under the British ban- more are per rapid valuable ner. are in station of defensive Is cases be more at their posts They every SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS Chief of police J. It. Galusha national vitality was further enhanced as workers than at the front as fight-- service side by side with the white the In his order for in Germany by an extraordinary rise nl'U GENERAL' WOOD'S FATE. man, not as Indians, but as Americans. taking right step ed- Muscadine Punch, pints and quarts 30c, 55c Idler and in quar- Why should not tho war industries Free They are gaining by contact an Ills officers to register every of infant mortality the third e (Detroit Press.) board and tho war departmentorm-ulat- The fate ucation that will lead them away from and 50c man not in a produc- of 114. was in store for General Wood Loganberry Juice, pints quarts .25c, every engaged ter It particularly a of putting the essential stllf remains obscure. He has tribal relations, and give them a defi- In and the plan had of Cross Chicken a la 25c and 50c tive occupation at police Jieadquarters. marked Bavaria, Saxony, industries under the colors, the offi an interview with the president and nite comprehension of. the genius Purity King ac- of industries As a class, 1-- Thiss borne out by the fact that less rural districts of Prussia, was not cers and employees these many rumors have resulted therefrom, American institutions. they Fancy Boned Chicken, 2 tins 50c for and being made subject to department reg but meantime he has "gone back west" are manly fellows and brave soldiers, than a week after the Albuquerque counted by the weather, gave illations and the same stand to discip- Sardines authori- acquiring after taking a half tearful leave of the quietlv responsive military Fancy Imp. (small fish) i.35c chief Issued this order, similar orders great concern to tho health Ing as soldiers in the army or sailors division he to lead overseas. line. The Indians of the United tSates at- hoped second is- Corn and Oat lb. 30c were received by the local selection ties. The result was a powerful stim- in the navy, with the same nonors General Wood is a capable officer purchased of the first and Crackers, to their service? They should sues of bonds 10 million board. ulus to the welfure work for mother taching with a genius for organization. He Is Liberty nearly Potato Chips 15c wear uniforms or Insignia, as the reg- liked the men in and he dollars. on. by the army l-- Galusha declared that he would and child previously carried ulations may prescribe, and thus the has th9 During the war the Indians have Crab 2s and Is 65c confidence and admiration of an Meat, 35c, idlers in Albuquerque. The The principal measure adopted was idea that those workers are not help the country. thnir soil rjroductlon by win war. that are slack BO cent over ante-wa- r Lobster, tins 25c, 40c, COc the saloon habitues, relief by maternity grants from im- ing the they IfWoodrow Wilson, commander-in-chie- f average of per pool hall loafer, ers, will be uprooted and cast out bod- Within tne lasi live years wiey are funds to the war of the armies of the United yields. Chase & Sanborn's Pekoe Tea, nice for ice tea, and ordinary, common Idler, all perial supplement ily. This plan should apply to agri- States with have doubled their culti- Orange small. power of appointment and practically 45c 85c doing nothing to help win the war. allowances, which were very In cultural as well .as Industrial workers, assignment of all officers, will in the vated acreage and quadrupled the tin and business of every it is to be observed, sepal-ratio- n to men above as well as within the near future General Wood a value of crops and livestock produced, 2 Today the supreme Germany, give place miii ami Rtill own twice the value Cliquot Club Root Beer, bottles ;..35c to are not to draft age. commensurate with his position and unit American Is to do whatever he can allowances given of livestock had in the beginning to serve of ability, he will perform an action that they Batavia Mayonnaise Dressing, ready .40c help In the struggle for liberty and soldiers' wives as a matter course; CONSIDER 1UMAX EQUATION will have of ot tnat penoa. in the unqualified approval freedom. The kaiser's best friend Is "necessity" must be proved. As a con- (Meredith Nicholson Scribner's the whole nation. , FliKXClI INFLUENCE. consumer who does not produce. sequence Infant mortality was re- Magazine.) the It is to be honed that in the general "LOOK OUT DKSTROYF.RS" (Stars and Stripes, France.) 100 SANITARY Is in line about 20 1,000 between FOB FOR OUR PER CENT Tho government order duced by per awakening to our Imperfections (In (Herman Whitaker In the Independ- One of the Washington state boys Galusha This or- 1914 and 1916, but the enormous re- the middle west) caused by tho war, ent - over here is so attracted by the French with what proposes. of these (New York.) V non- duction of births must be taken into there may be a broadening A stream of radios had been coming and their ways that when he 'gets Meat market der states that all Idlers, loafers, of earnest citizens, who to he is to to have the unde- 'account as an factor In ef- groups patient, up the destroyer's bridge from back going try essential employes and other Important labor for the rationalization of muni- shore stations hundreds of miles awy, name of his home town changed to We buy the best meats obtainable. If you are looking sirables, shall either farm or work at fecting the fall. cipal government. The disposition to from ships far out at sea, from Votla! Voila! for cannot make a mistake. have re- patrol good meat, you some trade or accept as say that "as things been they boats and mine sweepers reporting productive main" is upon us, but it is subs. Home A DOVE-TAL- E. In United One way of enjoying a vacation is to strong were so close that we FOR TODAY we will have Beef, Mutton, the alternative service the worth remembering that Clough also were heading across their course. Oth- The European dove of pea'ce fancy Pork, lo- out how much two weeks at Home-dresse- d States army. It remains with the figure bids us "say not the struggle goes on ers came from a great distance up Once coursed the skres above, Veal, Lamb, Calf Liver, Brains, Sweetbreads, cal selection board to say how strictly the beach or in the mountains wiU courageously and the number of those the Channel, the Bay of Biscay, north But all that can be found today Hens and Broilers. themselves bus- "of dove. is to be enforced. If It is cost, then spend It for thrift stamps who concern with the of Scotland, as far off as the Mediter- Is just a piece this order iness of strengthening the national ranean. Chaparral. records or a bond. . enforced to Its full limit the Liberty structure by pulling out the rotten While they were coming in the sun which are being compiled by Galusha timbers in our cities proceeds tirel- rolled down its western . slant and Good Liniment for Lamrnese. will be of assistance In "round- It is highly important that while essly. hung poised for a few moments In a "I have found Chamberlain's Lini- great Western cities are adver- of crimson before it ment a for lameness, and em- we are lives, the best we have constantly glory and gold splendid remedy ing up" the loafers uselessly losing tising their advantages and resources, slipped on down Into a purple sea. soreness of the muscles and rheumatic ployed of the cit to offer, in the battlefields of Europe, and offering free sites and other in- Above stretched a dappled vault that pains," writes Mrs. J. W. Wallace, W L. HAWKINS fur- The one in the ointment of a per- we do all we can to preserve them ducement to manufacturers to tempt blazed in rainbow color, save where in Macon, Mo. Mrs. Wallace says fly to me Is we here. ' them to move, but it occurs that the west a great tear In the radiant ther that "it the best liniment fect order, however, la the fact that over forward western cities may revealed wall of have ever had In the house." Phones 393 394 looking tapestries a pale jade. 35 - many idlers and habitual loafers have present their advantages more allur- It was intensely beautiful, so lovely , i local com- "Two-B- it unfit for Fishermen gain a good many things ingly by perfecting their govern- Ihnt the mind refused further Pay your dues to the Red 10 become physically military crT United State Fodd Adminutration License No. their houra of solitude stream ment and making this the burden of merce with the squabbles Cross" cluti. 1 terrtr. This class should be given by along their Inan; refused to jtty.' the sea mur- or lake. One Of them la appeal. picture I aiUti Una work at first and later, Imagination. We eiiall get nowhere with commis derers thut were lying in wait beneath Journal Want aoj brink reaulu). Albuquerque Morning Journal, Saturday, June 15, 1918. SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER international News Berries. BY GEORGE McMANUS - Coprrlfht. 1U, . 1 ii

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! PROFESSIONAL CARDS. FOE SALE FOU SALE We have some home made STOCK HURKET ATTOKNKV8 12,500. frame, bath etc., Did you ever hear of the like? A Small Fruit Ranch WARDROBES sleeping porch, tine shade trees, ce- modern house with sleeping for sale, good fur the Bleeping JOHN W. WILSON five miles from . . ment block garage, good barn; com- on $S."0, About acres, eight Allomejr porch a lot worth a block and porrh. IE. 11 and 19. Cromwall pletely furnished; 4th. ward. a Central Avenue for town, good auto road all the way. Roomi Building half from only Needs some up but Is a fine STAR FURNITURE CO. Phona 1172 $2,300. shingle bungalow, $1,250. It doesn't seem possible, does cleaning modern, built-i- n features, hardwood piece of land and lots of fruit. A Phone 409. 118 West Gold. HODEV KODKY. C it? Well if you don't believe it, Just Imw MOVIE floors, glassed sleeping porch, In wo bargain t $1,200. Terms arranged. Attorney at 7 drop at our office and will take Suit I, Law Library Building ) garage; 4th. ward. you out and show It to you, but you $2,500. stuccoed bungalow In had better come a running as this one TEMTON & CO. FOR SALE Miscellaneous ItKNTWTS University Heights, modern, tire-plac- will THEN EASES OFF go quick. THIRD AND GOLD. KOll BAI.K HugKV. 211) Went Copper, 1)11. i. K. KKAI'T Pi ill sa lk "";.. n,i ''B7infi"i'ho"ii? i h;-.- i I'rolnl Hargans $2.000 adobe, pebble dashed, ilooma I S, Barnett Uulldlug Phn IM FliU SAI.K--.- small nale. (.'all ut 40 J West modern, lot 75x142, cement walks, A Wssdm Appolntmeuta Mad by Kail cement block coping, 3rd. ward. L C. Ventral. REAL FIRE INSURANCE, $3.200. udolxs, dashed, ESTATP!, 5 hard- Knit SALE l''ivli Initiei inilli mid Imtie H. V. t'Ol'l' pebble Brick, rooms, porches, . United Steel Is Con- LOANS. d.indy Cull I'hi.n.' L'lll-I'i;- States the modern, three good porciies, large wood floors, garage, Dentl.t cemented cellar, fruit and shade Phone 156. 216 West Gold. Klllt HALE llloodod lloft.oi hull lo. Room ( E Mellul Building fence, I'or only $2,700. Good terms. llillh. liLt Snulll S lid. spicuous Feature, Gaining trees, lot 150x120; 4th ward. It I'lllSICIANS AND KIKOICONH Mofl.lfilMN SALIv- two uvell brlclt, city water, 2UI W t.old. I'lii.ni. 11117. HtoVK, burner, 2 -4 Points Over Yester- - $1,700 and like itaiHaho 1'lione CK. MAKUAKKT l. CARTWRHIIIT new Fire unil A ut liiHuiance. Public tiluller; toilet,, electric lights, Notary Huf.-W- , Practice Limited to Women's sue) CkU Diseases Notable floors, newly papered and painted; north. i with wdi. t Area's clay's Rally, tuit kali. ioiik.. 1121 B Central Phoiia 171. Albuquerque. N. M near shops; easy terms. FTltIff NT Furnished iiuuw two rooms FOR RENT Rooms. Iroiit; iron with .ipiliiK.i, cheap. und sleeping porch. Mcu aliude. 1300 Hoiitlt Arti-- HKM. 11 I I. a BABKH North Second. KOH KA LE - Vol. no l.u at holt pm-e- Practice limited to Kye. star. Noes a tV MOHNINa JOURNAL SCI AL WISS1 A. lr SSD FLOCIEE North. t'sed two moulds. Imjulre Mr. Mafnh at TIIHOAf New 14. South. Office Hours: 10 to I to York, June Today's stork U1 Estate. Insurance, Loans KEN Uiii:' 4.Vntral. Wuolworlh. 11; I Oo tour-ro- Foil Vt State National Bank mnrkPt was strong in the and Bou- t- Fourth ItrMt KOH KENT furnrt(Ti6a houi, lew Building Mrly ill 214 FOIi"itEN TiOUMekeepliiK room with pri- EUlTtALEAii r pianix, a doaeii large South Seventh. uvy at Wtat Gold, 15 Intermediate periods, hut yielded very vate bath,Tlifllt North Fourth. vlRoroun plontH at :t"'0 dnzen. North DK. SAP A II COKKR towurds the end. TO It JtENT lilenuntly in Dialled Twelfth. I'hono Practice Limited to Children. generally , - u r n ah o& 2 on gurjtf-e- KOU KEN T F rooin. II 15 I Further favorable war ab- houie Wast Central, lawn, etc FOR SALIC I .allien' coats anil nulls frum 'i Office Rooms and I, Wright Bldg. advices, LOST. Plo ne DCU-- North Albuquerque Hotel. sence of in the - to SH. Sanitarygood ns new. ItiOl West Fourth and Gold. expected disturbances T -- Hlill WlllLe Silk , o. 3 m. 6 Lo.-- ked mi. HK.T KuriiTHneti mmmi buiiKuluw; FOR- 7i5ixKoorii3 week, bath; Mountain Hond. 1110110 24'U-J- . , Hours p. to p. m. money market, and additional brll- - team no over Golden Kule 8 to re l. IS'I A til pointer ti"g with louj; chatil KlaRneil In sleeping1 porch; liulit nnd wutet heat; Hick; Residence Phone 2076. Otflae Phone Ml linnt the 1 SALE In good crop reports accompanied to coliur. Dr. Phone J 4 H!ll:f0 per motlth. tlltl Weyt Conl. FOK KENT Moaei-- rurnlntiea do FOR Light pony phaeton and attached Klitr, paid: room; order: the lor an In- early buying impelled consider Time loans Steady. Sixty days, water. KWjfr Weat Central. cheap. Just thing or M)9. ick; running 1M01-F- W. M. SHERIDAN, M. able of short contracts. 6 Vi fi' & 90 5 418 lllgtitunris. valid. Phone p. o. Box 377. city. 0. covering per cent; days, TiOs'l' FultKKNT-aiig- e furntshed cent. Package eotuiiinmg ulcss, roit" KENT inodera nicely nmi; Knit SALE Howard uiiritfht wulnul Practice Limited to Throughout the day United States per cent; six months, 5'HG per Sanln Kc uml AIIiuiUitUc. Ktluin lot. D!itraD) rlose In for no siik. ;!! NnriU Fifth. piano, 6 per furnlihvd cottai. Phone J1S8-- lad; finish, worth $4110 excellent condition; GKN1TO-- 1 UINAItY I) 18 BASICS AND Steel was the Call money Strong. High, South SPL'onil. Kwiird. bUfjf'ittfip-Ing- r conspicuous feature, C FOIl KENT i''urittiied ruolim f tr 11il cash. Address Box III, cure of .lournal. three-poin- 5 rate, itRNT- Modern luniitthed bunuaiovv l- - UISKASI S OP TI1U 81UN t cent; low, per tent; ruling l.u.HT A black leather "II Thin! roil and room a, -l North supplementing yesterday's of- ijuihm KlaKfl ulngle FOR "SALE- - One typwrlte" No. 2 bid, 5 cent; l.euil lluxeliltno. porches. Il2:t South Arno. I "Royal" !: MIONB 884. Bain with an additional yt points, per cent; closing per street, between nnd Third. Two one 5 V: West lluiehllne. KOH RENT Kurnlnhed two.room cash registers; lurge Mtisleraafe; holding' little more than half at the fered at 5'i. per cent; litt loan, to Sli cottage M ' E K I A i KOI M S Nice dean numis; eleelrlo nil for cash. ritlxona Hunk Bldif. Albaqnetrwast. with aleepltiK porch. 1022 South Waller. flxturi'S, etc.; cheap end. Sales, 015,000, per cent. rules ly day or week; o Wimlworth'n, Cull Room 12, Metropolitan llldg., Central Liberty international bonds were FOIl KENT Three-roo- furnished cottage. 319 Went Ontrnl. and First. WANTEEK Position. XKW YORK COTTOV. HELP WANTED. Inquire 617 South Broadway. Phone 21U4-- iFen Pic rtom and Irregular. FOIl f sleeping ROOK AIN1 WANTE D For ana work. Three-roo- close housecleanlng Job Total sales (par value) aggregated Foil KENT modern buiiRulow. porch, modern convenleneea; in; joo per gallon. Roofs unuer our oars will Phone 932 or 948. 14.- -. Cotton futures Male. Completely furnished; (wo porcheH; desir- reasonable. 615 Wwt Copper to We can on $.1,275,000. New York, June Improve from year year. put WANT D Position ; able neighborhood, fall 116 Houth Two deHrrabie new will as aa the by capable lady closed July, $25.94 Oct., vvA.vri-,.- Km ami boy. The K'OH'iniM. (lnr. Foil KENT front nuna; 4 roof that last long her. A L. Closing prices: steady. 1EJ1-- S., Journal. fifiVS 3S Dec. $23.77; aiTA.varAtlo Jlnu-i- FOIt RENT Kuril lsht?d cotUiKu, modorn, ,sultalile for married couple or ulngle lady; building. The Maniano Co. Pbons American fleet $24. $24.03; Jan., VA.Vl'K boy 14H7-W- . D-- - Sugar DjCh two rottrns nnd onyj n elrk. U:t North Keeond. T'hnne (10 South Walnut. WANT E Mov, with heel. 14 yeurs wains American Can 46 March $23.85. Ice ulueping porch; light WanTlLWiin to muke and deliver water ; summer rat en S. 1210 South posltlo Address II. B, this office. & 77 9& paid FOR ItENT Nicety furnnm.a out.lde roomi ERIE curbon roof paint and root cement American Smeltinsr Refining. cream, l'h"ne 40. WANlTF y Edith. by thfl week or month; alno furnished room tops leaks; lasts five years. I s. Devoe I) YminR iittorriMy (148Uijm ttmptoy-an- American Tel. & Tel 97 Vi Ap- - - KANSAS CITY Pltont CE. WANTED A milker; aia rarm ftand. FOK KKXT New 4 rooms. Fur- Hof.e.1, corner Jap-a-la- ment. kind. PUnao Kivm bungalow; fur homekeeplng. Elmi floor paint, Valspar, I particular!. Zinc .. . 17 H light ready paint, AihlroK A, IC. f American nlttheU; modern; Bleeping porrh and gar-jR- Flrit and cold water katsotnlne, and be satisfied. rare Jtiurnal...... " 04 Ttjtraf. Anaconda Copper ; .. ' 14. must understaoa water iwid. $37.50. National lnve.st-- j Thns. F. 408 W. Central. Phime 410. fit t hh Kansas' City, June Creamery, WANTEliNiBbt"cook, Keleher, WANTE li I'ltgitfnti by flu l',rf iuli Atchison 84V4 40c; firsts, 3SVac; seconds, 37Vc; pantry, 'experience d. Apply Mecca .are. ment Co., 102 North Third. South. cook. Addrt'ws Lvin Ilia noli aril, car & Ohio 55 I Journal. Baltimore packing, 29c. WA.Vl'KI-M- an or ooy with automobile to General. EUR RENT --Two alecpihg looms; 5(15 South liutte & Sunerior 25 24o. New Menleo. M., L'lMlO. FOR SALB vTn"te "ill ItirinV Kk Firsts, 31c; r.econds, travel through A)ily FOR KENT room modern house, Third or phone by ytiunic latly California 20 Eight - ONE Centrifugal pump and to do ofnrn ki'm1 inJunitlun, Petroleum Poultry Hens, 23c; roosters, Journal. heat, gas nnd garage. Phone (111. bXll ItE.MT Furillnlied 10 on; aoparuie eu- Hht work; Pacific 14 714 ve motor. With incisure control. Ap- capable and relluble. Aildrena T. I., euro of Canadian 17V4c; broilers, 30iS3oc. VA NT ED A 'tvptn(ii'le iiihu to di an house and trance. 613 West Coal. 67 Cull U00 South FOR ItENT FurnlHlied ply D. Weinman, care Economist. Journal. Central Leather h;e cream wauon. at near car. chick- FOK KENT Furnished rooma, 414 Woat ll- - & 6B14 leeplng porch Kt. I.are Chesapeake Ohio CHICAGO PRODUCE. Broadway. en range and houses. Phon C8S, Dr. Kins. ver; no lick, no children. Mil. & 42 FOR SALE Real Estate. Chicago, Set. Paul WANTED Woman cook, $&u; carpentera and VGlt" RENT Two furnished rouma for 37 Ms 110 Boutn Chino Copper Chicago, June .14. Hotter Market laborers. Employment Agency. BUSINESS CHANCES. housekeeping. 51:1 West Silver. WANTED Miscellaneous. FOR Hale: Lot on North High 15 feet Colorado Fuel & Iron 48 Third. Phone 164. from Ave. east front. Phone 1M1-.- 1 FOU rtETTNlcely tmnnnedTooin. No alck. Optra! Steel 65 unchanged. WAN 1'KU-cu- -rk in a lieiieral st'HX. Stalo 6c Crucible Market higher. Receipts FOR SALE Health seeker's attention; First clnss board. 73 West Sliver. Cuba Cane Sugar . 31 M Eggs age; reference and salary. The Brooks and 10c store J:.0. Wrlto V. O. B..s 174. FOR SALE and Eggs 13,295 coses. M, FOU ItENT Large, eiean lurniined room.. To rent or .1 sued Poultry . 1 5 Firsts, 30VJifr32c; Mercantile Co,. Cimarron, S, Belen. X. M. WANTED buy good , Krie firsts, 26 (!)30'.2c; at mark, Call evetilnes. 400 Bouth Berenth. lent. Phone 2I3I-J- . Norethern Ore Ctfs 38 14 ordinary VANTEL)--Coinpe;- htenoKi upher. Prac- 8ALE hesl little restaurant In camping flreat cases 29 ft 32c. b'Otl 'the HUNT mod- furniture. ',4 included, tical knowledge of bookkeeping very essen- sooner ynu buy FOR Three furnished rooms, WANTED SecoiHl hand Brown's Great Northern pfd 89 town. The the cheaper 1M7-W- . Potatoes Lower. New, 65 $100, HernaUilo Mercantile Com- O. Box ern, no sick need apply. Phone Exchange. 403 South First. Phone fi"8. 57 receipts tial. Salary you get It. Address P. 352, FOR Brown R. I. Inspiration Copper Louisiana nnd Texas sacked Tiernalillo. N. M, Furnished rooms for curtains washed and SALE Leghorn snd setting 104 cars: pany, ArlKonn. for particulars. FOrf RENT light WANTF.DLaiei II. 00 for Is, Robinson. Old Int. Mer. Marine Pfd. Ctfs rt ; at (108 Third. 198t-J- . sggs prise strain, $2.40 2.65 same white, k housekeeping: South stretched S'.c per pair. Phone Kennecotte 32Vi Trlumps, s Female. FOR RENT After .Inly 1st, the Mrs. Inquire Town, Phooe 22 1. Copper Old, 14 cars: .Kit furnished front bed To home with T.E $2.1002.25. receipts, roomliiK and boarding house. FOR RENT Nlcely WANl'ElJ shire my FOIt-SA- & Nashville 115VJ 1436-J- . Entire flock ruse Louisville and Minnesota, VVANTEI 'ashler at tlrimnhaw's. Bouth of Is for close In. Phone 608 South 1U85-- 722 South Navnjos. 94 Wisconsin, Michigan Edith street. I'urt furniture couple, phone combed 11. I Reds. Mrs. L. E. Thomas, Mexican Petroleum $1.70 Mecca sale. G32. Fifth. Walter. . 27 hulk. $1.50i 1.60; same, sacks, WANTED Experienced waiireKH at Photy 717 East Ilaicidlne. Miami Copper ; fiiniirilied two looms i aniF furn- 1.80. rafe. FOK SALE Peanut and popt.rn ukoii, FOR ltliNT Nicely WA Vri:TSc huml fluUtllii; FO'R S. C. Missouri Pacific 23V. fur Unlit 07S, 403 SALE White leghorn baby Alive, unchnnged. VV'ANTEO ualeBvvomuu. Th cost $900; used one year: good condition; and sleeping porch housekeeping. iture. Brown's Kxchnntf.'. Phono SIS. New York Central 71 Poultry Competent 722 Lend. chicks and hatching eggs. Box Pbons Kconomlst. account ut health will take slut. Would West South First. 1769. Ranch. Pacific 87 702 for Gentry's poultry Northern consider Ford car. Inoulre WH Iron. F(RltKNT--Tw'- o rooms furnished WANTEI--Klti- ht or ten foot hay rake 4 4 , LIVESTOCK MUSKETS. WANTKU-- A girl for general houaework, SALE snd White Irfg-hnr- n of also sleeping rooms. No sick Co.,' 1210 South Third. Phono FOR "Layer Payer" Pennsylvania tiKi North Second. FOR RENT Olio the Deal double storo housekeeping: t'nlon Loan chicks. IIS for 100; 19.60 for 10. Ttav Consolidated 23 best loruted for ceneral 417 West Silver. 12P8. baby Copper LVcslock. WANTED (Jill for housowoik. 7u7 West buildings and IS for IB. Toll's Poultry Ranch, P. O. box , 91 Chicago merchandise In tho city. See J. D. &tkin at J"our r. ntns and hath room, roud-st- Reading 14 Cattle Gold. Stern Apartments. FOR RENT WANTED Oood roadatir of chummy 107, elty; phone 1777. Iron & Steel . 87 Vi Chicago, June Receipts Washington Apartments JOiia West Central. furnished. Phone j9-- or Inquire at full first letter. Address Republic few A cook and also second particulars, 83 6,000. Steers steady to strong, WANTED girl Phone i"tj. 17 South Third. Cash, care of Journal. Southern Pacific on stock Bezemeks Phone 8tl. MONEY TO LOAN. 24 market, best $17.80; butcher lairy. .'"'OR furnished HIGHEST" "PKICB FOR" JUNK Pouethern Railway cook- RENT Tiylee housekeeping GASH ilpAlO 14.8 slow to lower, quality poor; calves WOMAN For general housework; no until, sus, etc.. BY SOUTH vVSSTERV JUNK CO., MOEYSTo"T(!rjrNOo' raTsUteIocuTttir' Texas Company Box For rooms, sleeping porch, TUB .07 WM rvild Re.ltv Cn. Phone 77 ing. Address 629, Albuquerque. R. 210 West Hold. Phone 114 PHONE 19. WBS ALSO cite Vnion Pacific 121 steady. (Tk IHIlse'H $17. Mfi'ltiKhan, WEST LEAD. Market W N TED ood woman cook t ke-- WAKTEUH ladies who need 907. BUT AUTOS. XT. 123' Hogs Receipts 20,000. OLD S, Industrial Alcohol 710 care. Phone 1SS3. Mrs. Bernlce Miller, 1117 SALE. 1 10c nbove for two. Call at North Thirteenth. Statees Steel 0 3 strong, mostly yesterday's South Retj,'lJ''Walter. HAVE your mattress renovated. Special JOR Vpletd butch- ok Albu- lC AL E nT'Tt A r iTltTsec 79 average. Bulk, $16.30(316.00: WANTED-Co- and frr' general housework; nighlanfls. summer rales. Juno only, t3 up. F( EBwhl Utah Copper fatn-11- 1 U1UH board and porno, wita six ers. $16.00Z housekeeping rooms. Prefer private class sleeping room. , HI South querque Mattress Co., lou South Second1. lions leased land sections fenced plen- $16.35ffil6.55; packing, room (36 riouth Aidt. FOR RENT Furnished will run K00 head $16.55 16.70: South Walter. at mmmtr rates, 1, J. Phone 471. ty of outside range about ' 16.35: light, rough, 16U-- Walter. Phone of a with ROSTON WOOU 1 eook. Phone 2 3 cuttle, will trade for small place $15.50(fl)15.75; $1 6.25 & 6.7 5. WANTED Competent nmld, good for no WANTED At once, furniture for or on pigs, in ilBNT furnlahed FOK RENT Light housekeeping rooms; alfalfa It or will trade for house and lot Market general lumewrk. two family. Phone OH Sleeping poich and rooms; must tie cheap for ca.sh. Apply by 12 .Tune 14.--T- he Commercial Sheep Receipts 7,000. . 208 stele. 222 South Broadway. In Albuquerque. Located miles northeast Boston, 2121-J- or call at 10. South edar. room; table board. Mrs. Abbett, North - letter, giving full particulars to Mr. La Rue, slow to unevenly lower. Heavy sheep 8S0. room with of Socorro on auto road. Address Ed Augh-ne- Bulletin will say tomorrow A Walnut. Phone FOR- RENT Large aleoptn 1303 East Central. hardest hit and on the market; WANTED neat"appearinir young lady Ideal for two. 615 East Central. Socorro, N, M. new domestic wools are drug elerk. Call in A ReJOMS or without board. porch; TUNING and All work " "The clip ewes. person. good opportunity with Iarge airy sT PIANO repairing. FOR 8A1.E The" "fruit anTal-falf- a good big weight $13.50. the Hmina & Hanna. Hot i'O It RENT Room furnished for house- H. f'netAi to arrive in the eastern for r'ght party. rooms, good honrd. and cold water. guaranteed strictly first. class. J. ranch In che must sold beginning 904 keeping: sleeping porch. 410 South Edith. with Music Co., vaMey, ba markets and valuations have already Tfl L EG R A PHY, Stenography. IjokTelWngT South Third. PheneJOSS Edwards, Albuquerque Ill at once; a three acres nt choice Kansas City Livestock. "WTth rooms gas West Central. Phone 778. bargain;, mill room and tuition may be earned Jl ENT-I)e- si rable rooms. aieeplng F?'in7k.'T Light housekeeping two-roo-m been started in order to give the 14. Cattle Re- Board, FOR room. !8 Arno. bearing fruit trees; rust In alfalfa; Kansas City, June Business Loa and f..st-claa- e range, also sleeping South WANTED-Seeond-a- iid as as possible. In Mackay Colleges, Angelea porch, trot and cold water, table men's and boys' house with sleeping porches: plenty nt supplies rapidly 1,000. Market steady. Prime 61 S w and pro- ceipts Fresno. board. Caia de Oro, West Gold. FOIt' KBNT Boom ith sleeping porch clothes, shoes and underwear. Also trunks out buildings: tbls year's crop will almost this connection the government $17.25(fi)18.O0; dressed beef 112 North Phone meet the fed steers, WANTED Cook and for general houHwork; riHIH CLASS board In a cool and board tor woman. Walter snd suit cases. Call 6tt. Qbloago Second- nny for the Phooe US or call at 114 Is .enlarged to 1 nirlctly place.' gram beiny steers, $1 3.50 & 7.00; western steers, of three; no washing rnd Ironing; house. Tlath and electric llghtfl. 1754. hand store, 317 South First. West Central. needs of thesituatiort." 14.90; family sanitary $14.00 17. SO; cows, $6.75 good ..wages. Phone Citi between 7:30 and New Jersey plan. 411 Eat Ontrnl. FOR RENT Room with sleeping porch and CHIROPODIST Corns and callouses .re- nnd n. m. 'j TRADE. heifers, $9.00(8)15.00; stockers 9:30 'TEi.lXftt)Tr"F,SCONDrr)0'' For convales- board. Phone 1754, Mrs. Brown. 112 Nortlr moved without pain. Bunions treated: In- PASTURAGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF $9.00 Coolest Walter. . nails cured. L. Ch"ise. Overland feeders, $8.0015.25; bulls, cents. Something a little better. grown FOR RENT Pastura In surronmllnirn. house- Hotel. 209 West Central. Phone C94. with water city sell- 12.00: calves, $8.2&14.nn. place In city, pleasant Jutes FOR ItENT Rooms furnished for limits. 1150 per month In advance. June 14. Persistent TYPEWRITERS. West Central 1112. 110 South V A D niulf Chicago, Uogs Receipts 5,500. Market high- reasonable. 'l1 phone keeping, large sleeping porch. NTE By. carrier unl wife a Phone J17H-- due largely to auspicious weather 0.20 All uml offera excellent room Wulnut. small furnished house and room to raise ing er. Bulk. $16.2516.45: heavy, $J ryt'KWKITKItts miikm, overhauled SHAIiy NOOK ranch SEVENT Y "acres of 11 hea. conditions forced material 78 12 Klbhonai Al- - the to chickens and house same. We will tie a pasture, per and crop cee.eeeeJeeeee ce 12 789ee repaired. for every mnehlne. and board. Just place get strong. FOR RENT Rooms with sleeping porch month. Dolde'n Ranch. 4 miles in corn market. St4 S429P-4- ; D71. 1123 tenant. E. K. E. care Journal anutl felines todav the 16.55; light, $16. 20010.45. pigs, Mittuerque Tvpwiter Fixehanpa, I'hona For ratea phone free transportation tub or without board. Phone permanent town. Phone isita. was to ' 122 Boil I h Full lib Accommodations now available. Mra. H. B. East Central. Wa7.TED5o!oiio from 2o to a The close unsettled, lVe $10.25 !fi 1.75. ' bags. PojT net lowed with July 1.42V4 and lcAu- 3.000. Market Thomaa. FOU RENT Furnished room With sleeping each. GOO tons scrap Iron. Pay from FOR RENT finished Sheep Receipts of Kancli no sick. 101 to lb. Patriotic St. Miscellaneous. gust $1.44 to $1.44 H. Oats Lambs. .$16,00 19.75; year- Iral and commercial, ami maintain MKK. W. H. ItEED. the l.ekhart porch: gentleman preferred; per duty, to and higher. ,to has moved to (02 Bouth Arnu atreet, when South Walter. Junk Co., 405 South First atreet. Phone S73. unchanged He off, provisions $14.00 18,00: wethers, $13.00 the integrity of its borders. He also to 15c. lings, sfla la prepared to take health seekers RENT Two unfurnished nnd one STANLEt' KOBIHII.A, tailor, N. T. down 5c $11.00(3114.50. i declared was fear of the FOR Armljo 1C.00; ewes, there little Phone 8335. furnished room, modern, no sick. building. Boom 29. Corner Central and FOR RENT Gentle driving horse and bug- reports to a lending of ItusHian be- partly S Comprehensive resultB ihe breakdown EXCELLENT board, room with private 421 South Edith Second. Ladles and gents suits made to or- gy. 11.00 for hours. Pbone I594.J. at meal indicated the crop statu? Denver livestock. a menace to India. with or without All hours. authority the ing aieeplng porch, private FOR RENT Furnished front room private der, denning, pressing and repairing. was above the average, Denver. June 1 4. Cattle Receipts bath. eummer rntea. Phone 491, C. house. work guaranteed. generally Special - entranc, clone to good boarding cultivation was being rushed. Besides, S 600 Markete steady. Beef seteers, B. Mellqulat, manager The Murphey Sanl- TOR SALE Houses. showed OPERATIONS Ill South Walter the government forecast nt 16.65; cows and heifers, $8,00 tnrlnm. FOR SALE Automobiles. FOR Fiiurteeu-roo- lnodernT adverse $12.00 FOR TlENT Sleeping porch anil privilege SALE house. likelihood of any Important 13 00: setockers and feeders, $8;0fl kitchen for house FOR SALE Ford cash or two bath rooms, ranges, shades, garage, .. GREATLY of using lady; boarding .oiiring cai, or moisture 15.00. LESSENED FOR RENT 1592-- close 1m A change in temperatures 1S.25; calves, $12.00 Apartment!. close by. Call 1175. Phone Thaxton Co. and Receipts 100. Market steady. FOU RENT Desirable furnished flals REN"!1 modern FOR BENT Furnished modem FOR supply. because Hogs 16.15. & Co., Third and FOR apartment apartnevtH, SALE Nice borne, furnished and a Oats were relatively fim $16".20; few sales, $16.00 IBV MORNINA JOURNAL .PBCIAL LIA.ca WiM houses. Thaxton gold.' new porch. Com- Z rooms and bath. 814 V.'est Coal. 14.00s. Top. ' nearly large sleeping good paying Easiness. bait cash. the Markeet un three-roo- apart-men- ts Pn-on- 843 pessimistic crop reports, She ep-- ' lteeeipt non. Paris, June 14 (via Ottawa.) Ene- FOR RBNT Two and pletely furnished. 1124 East Gold. FOR SALE Dodge Bros.' Rungalow, Jourt.sl office. the season. les- and aieeplng rooms. Highland Ask for Mr. ES " first of changed. my submarine operations have Wehklng. car; run about 8.000 miles. In very good My "residence In University receded with corn. cen- Houaa. ovsr-'V- e 109 Provisions sened greatly in the western and General. condition, with tires.. Inquire Ilelihu. Sleeping porches, garage, eta. channel since block- FOR RENT Furnlnhed housekeeping apart- North First. Terms If H9 1I2S-- Closing prices: BACK tral English the l- necessary. Phone or $1.42V4: $1.44. INDIA WILL ments. Albuquerque Hotel. 21 -t North FOR RENT Nicely furnished modern FOR Studebaker. car in Corn Juiy, Aug. ading of Zeebrugge and Ostepd., Phone 1773. SALE touring Oats July. 69"M,c: Aug., 64V4C TO LIMIT Second. ' rooms for light housekeeping. good condition, will accept reasonable of- ALLIES The number of submarines operat- wife to furnlh- - cow calf. 1301 Second 6:30 TIME CARDS. Pork July. $41.25; Sept., $41.50. has also WANTED Man and share FOR SALE Milch with young fer. Call at North after $24.3 .. ing appreciably diminished, ed modern house with two 1046 North Eighth. P. T.ard July. $24.12; Sept.. to severe losses in recent York. 1439-J- . and $22. m. wii , owing the healthy ladles. 720 New Phone FOR SALE One pair Belgian hares FOR SALE Model N. Sept., monin jouHfc peii. e 607 Rtbs July, $33.32; months, moy-nhl- must be sold London. June 14 (vial.oOttawa.) FOR RENT Three-roo- modern apartment pen; today. good condition, cheap for cash, ' Com- West Marquette. Cull at dl8 Gobi avenue or NEW YORK METAft. India has done since the begin- nearly new; large sleeping porch. leaving elty. What 1128 East A T M A CI 4. Mr, Parr. of war is only a foretaste of Cured of Indigestion and Constip- pletely furnished, strictly sanitary. vn6 a fw rnntl Pulnnd Chins phone ning the Oold. Phone 84 2. Ask for Mr. wenmng. One 1917 Lead-MJu- iet. a definite and ation. sows, bred or open. One good work IfOlt SALE Studnbaker roadster. Tune 14. she will do for 0 Cen-tra- New York, what took THE WASHINGTON, West l. rrorse. reasonable. Phone 2411.FJ. two 1910 Htudebaker touring cars, one , was the statement "I first Chamberlain's Tablet; ATCHISON. IOPBKA SANTA FB RAIL- $7.60(0)7.80. common empire, modern family, apart- 1910 Ford one 1917 Maxwell D. pas- of Pati. about six years ago. At that time 1 .The finest 'ir"Rl6l3RANDE DUROlfHCKl COMPART touring, WAY ro. East St. Xduls spot, made todav by the Maharaja ment boose In Ire state. For well people The breeders of senger. Colemnn-Blan- k Onrage. "'sppjrFirm. is in London the wan greatly troubled with my stomach 2022. furnished of Albuquerque largest Weetlionnd. . who representing only. Phone Apartmenta can. $7.657.75. .... ala, of and suffered from ills on by n. Eakln pure tred hogs In the great southwest, No. Class. of India at the sessions the brought or partly furnished. J. Prop. wants. If yon failed te "FOR RENT Office Rooms. Arrives Depart princes he Tablet! supply yeur haa 1. The Scout . . 7:10 8:30 JXEW.YORK MONEY. war cabinet. India today, constipation. Chamberlain's make the pig pay or are Interested In the pm. pm. imperial ever of the were the first medicine that helped for In New FOR RENT Offices In suite or vlngle. Call 3. California Limited ..11:45 am. 12:45 pm. added, was surer than FOR scientific raising of hogs profit over srore. 7. me in the least. not af- SALEuriure we a hand.. Olre full upstairs, Wnolworth's Fargo Fast ..10:45 am. 11:11 am. York. .TBns i.5 Mercantile Justice and humanity of the They only Drestoi'. chairs, cot, Mexico, extend helplnr I. .. 1:30 am. 1:30 New greatness, forded me relief, but con- FORPClE sanitary details of sltustion when writing. FOR RENT I front connecting office The Navajo ant months. allied causo and proud to do her fall quick by bed, cook-stov- etc. 117 Smith Kfllth. your naoer. four and six per use for a time I rooms over Golden Rule Stors. Inquire Southbound, .72V4 in work of the future. tinuing their short second 101. T.l rent: sterling 60 day bills. per share the great was cured of and WANTED To buy hand furniture. Rnnm JS Paso Express .... 10 :U pm. 90 mils will have none of German indigestion my Phone 678. Brown's Exchange. 403 South FOR SALL Livestock. SO 7. El Paso Express ... 11:45 am. . cunt: commercial flay, onj India were restored to ac- FOR RENT Offices In Metropolitan Build- which has been active bowels regular Fleet cow' and heifer banks, 4.72 per cent; commercial propaganda writes Mrs. Q. W. Jackson Foil" SALE Froslr Jersey ing, corner Central avenue and First Ea.tbound. He continued by say- tion," ink-I- itr.-e- or low Call 10. Tbe Scout 7:35 am. 1:08 am. there, he stated. III. calf; also three good horses, en aulte singly; rental. been satisfac- Litchfield, PERSONAL. 1100 Louie Clarion. 710 f Woe j 12. I. The . 6:00 6:40 '4 MSB per cent; cables, 4.76 per ing thut recruiting had weight about pounds. Metropolitan Bldg Navajo pm. pm. : In Av- ' 4. California Limited .. 6:00 pm. 'eent.-- " and that all the requirements LADY with car will drive reasoa. 7:0poi. , . ,. ;' tory ' dnos to "Two-B- it Ked - . parties; ""' sale:: I. Santa Fe 1:65 10:20 pro. ; - V would he met. He Pay your the aide rates. Phr.m- Will sacrifice two good all "bRRENt:oR Eight.... pm. Bar silver, 9 9 Vic- '; ; this direction fully J5-.l- FOR SALE was to take Crow'' club. Tour around horns with good double set har- For aal or re ill, th From Sut. dollars, 7Te. said that India quite ready Ct'T thliToiitfor"luck. future foretold; 7 SO ' Mexican read-- ness. Itnnrho De near Dickenson's, R, J10 Went 810. Kansas City and Chicago, am, ( to the send ilme. birth date, for trial ' Atrlsco, ' McClughQ, bonds, Irregular. the npoessary step prevent age. " 401. K.an-- Chlu-g- 3:1b Government - Wttct A4 Hut Tuluila, Q, Hl'Swain fourth, '."".'ZT M Cltf aad o, paa. t Railroad bonds, lmgulttr. ... Gei'maa Influence, pallt- Journal bring reiultji, luv Man, Sodtilo, m. f EIGHT Albuquerque Morning Journal, Saturday, June 15,1918.

CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. MILLION DOLLAR K. Hf C. A. TEAMS I S18 WEST CENTRAL AVE. . LUNCH 11 a. m. to 2 p. in. LAST Plumbers, Hot Water and Steam Heaters, Tinners TIME TODAY KID' WILL FACE REPORT 8.000 Ice Cream and Home- "Wrot" Steel Warm Air Furnaces made Cake House of High Class Pictures and Music Afternoon and Evening ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. M. HERE IN E PHONE SI5. , ALBUQUERQUE, N. WD J M FUND DM, Women of the American Armv Kimball TODAY ara Young "million dollar kid ' With to credit last AlhiHiueraue's $.1,000 their Building Third and Gobi And Her Own has come to eripf. night, the workers in the V. W. C. A. Company Watermelons May Arrive Today 'Colonel" K. '. Dorsey. who was nuance campaign will make a de- arrested by I. as Vegas authorities sev-rr- termined ittort today to raise another ammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm days uno ami drought here to thousand dollars at least. Not less PRESENTS POSSIBLY NOT UNTIL MONDAY twee charges of passing worthless than $t),U00 is absolutely necessary In was HAY FEVER home-grow- checks and drafts, arraigned order to out the plan ' 200 pounds n weel II) "...10." carry original It Mignr Judge W. V. MK'leilan in police 01, a dowmown center with rest una Its alleviation and cure, by my f j iul another hll'OX I f nice tomatoes, III., 20c; less by the linskel. court yesterday af.ernoon. Following social rooms, and an educational and combined treatments of Osteopa- SKH iiil today, summer siiiiish only. II) 10c a hearing' he was hound over to ap- recreational program, but will not of thy, Medicine and Finger Surgery. Shirley Cue iimhci"-- , licucl Iclliicc. applet, urnpe fruit, oranges, lemons, ba- pear before the ranil jury. His bund course proMde for a cafeteria. 'J his is C. U. CONNER, M. D. 1, O. nanas, lb f 2c was placfd at $ 1,000 and in default a great disappointment to tile Office was to the Stern Building I'ic cherries. de committed county jail. workers because it is one of the things Phones Offi'-- 655. Residence, 825 According to the police Horsey cut business women havu Itouldcrailo Hi 13c particularly butter quite o brilliiint figure for a time, pre- asked and which is much needed. to He for, Kaye vious to his icoing Las Vegas. U. S. Food License No. In time, it is hoped that this depart- is said to have posed as a millionaire ment can be established, and this will I)' Hulbcrl Footner and to have won the heart of a pretty be planned for. Those in charge of Let Us Send a Man young woniun here. Then, too, there the feel however that' if any Scenario by Margaret Tnrnhull is a Joke on the insurance men of the campaign To Replace That Broken Window I CRESCENT GROCERY yoifng women have made pledges to Glass. Directed by Joseph Kaufman WARD'S STORE city connected with his romantic tale. the for the cafeteria Distributed by Select Pictures the was campaign solely learning that "millionaire" they should be the ALBIQlERQIE LIMBER CO. Coi'iKiration HOMER II. WARD ROBERT JONES engaged to a young woman the given opportunity 315 to cancel those pledges and they are Phone 421. 423 N. First. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Marble Avenue. Coul and South Waller. knights of protection swarmed about Ken- a The of American life, usked to communicate with Miss II . ANP HER OWN COMPANV story Phones Phono 578 him like bees around a hive. All high-clas- s nedy at the V. W. ('. A. as soon as SHIRLEY K AVE relieved by several seemed to meet with success. When comedy scenes ami threaded the affable "colonel" possible. The campaign workers yes- they approached Included the men's wilh it genuine love interest they were greeted with a smile and terday following DR. MARRON ALONSO that to nil. dismissed over the sale of team under the captaincy, of Mr. A. B. appeals rejoicing M. E. C. T. 321 Ji WEST CENTRAL large policies. In fact, the aggregate Stroup: Hickey, French, sold to the "colonel" has been A. L. Martin, 1). A. Porterfield, Charles Phone 831-- to;al II. McKean Rabbi The found to to $1 40,000. Each and Hcrgmnn. . --A- amount women's teams were much TYRIC insurance agent joyfully went his way, encouraged THEATER with so the say, by the men's help. him, police carrying W. S. S, AND a check or first payment on the poli- MUTT JEFF CARTOON ties. The agents had pictured the COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS desolation of a home without proper ILUNCH at The Greatest Comedy Show Ever in protection in time of need and each DELIVERED BY H0DGIN Albuquerque felt that his eloquence had borne GRIMSHAWS "BACK IN THE BALKANS" fruit. their con- THE ONE AND ONLY Imagine chagrin and The sternation when they found the pa- commencement address of the Second and Central ' pers they held were worthless. University of New Mexico was the "Grlmshaw Wants to See You" MATINEE Admission.. 10c; 5c What will your sweetheart say principal feature of the simple exer- Adults, Children, In His New Milliot 'A DOG'S i . . Charlie wncn sue....tinds you are in a cises which marked the end of the jail?' terms. EVENING Admission .Adults, 15c; Children, 10c police official asked Horsey yesterday, The address was delivered by "Foolish little girl," was the laconic Dean C. K. Hodgin in Rodey hull yes- D""c""'dy LIFE Miss reply. terday morning. lloitense Swit ., Chaplin "That was some Insurance ?.cr sang "Goodbye" in a munnei WANTED TIME OF THE SHOW'S 1 :U0, 2:1.-- 4:30, 0:15, 8:00, fl:l,--i, P. M. A Three-ree- l Super-Featur- e certainly which won of you bought," the officer persisted, the hearts her hearer An Sash and Door I and Seder 'America." experienced This is the picture that blocked traffic on Curtis "Oh, yes, had qtiito a little," was Stanley played Maker, the cool reply. "The 1918 class has experienced Street, Denver, Colo., at the American Theater. The are somewhat conditions never before known in the CHICAGO MILL & LI'MBEH CO police puzzled men over the demeanor of the prisoner and world," Dean llodgin said. "Yon Albuquerque, N. M. B : Also We Will Have a Nestor One-re- el and a Christie believe he, has been connect-- i and women will play an Important possibly in reconstruction and the One-re- el cd with other offenses part the Comedy All Comedy Show against the and peace and dignity of the enmmon-- ! aftermath. Go forth meet your wealth. His record will . responsibilities." 4X44H4 he investigat-- uni- Adults 15c ADMISSION Children . 1 Oc cd. Tlie dean explained that the THEATER has 157 men in various W. S. H versity USED CAR SALE HIGHEST ('LASS IN branches of the military service of II 1LJJ BEEF RESTRICTIONS the United States and said the service EVERY WAV Today Only Hog of tho school must be enlarged Look Over the List You May ner in the I. O. O. F. .hall today. All ANNOUNCED BY LOCAL to accommodate the additional men Find .lust What Yon Want. .... visiting delegates to the encampment, who have joined. VOL K SLM DAY recently Willys-Knig- DINNER all comrades, confederate Veterans FOOD ADMINISTRATOR w S. H. One Touring,' Home dressed Bel- and their wive and all sons of veter- .$750 chicken, ans HOLEPROOF HOSIERY gian hares, lamb, xrk, are invited. Bccfi.teak One Overland Touring, Jack Gardner and One incinl Airs. F. 718 South a week. Ladies' 5- - Kansas City beef, cnlve's liver, James Campbell, Roiled Hoof Just in by express passenger $l.0 Thud street, received a let- Two mollis a week. meat loaf, Ciold Bund sausage, yesterday Honxt Beef One niciil a week. Thread Silk, black Hose, $1.25. One Overland Touring, cherries, berries, cantal- ter from her son, James F. Campbell, aprk'ots, that he was for MchIm' with beef to be on separate E. L. WASHBURN CO. $300 oupe-, bananas, apples, oranges, Jr., stating starting One Overland of fresh France. The card did not contain a days. s. s.- - Touring, complete line vesvluhlos are the 6 - Marguerite Clayton date or but prob- Following rulings just passenger $275 postmark Campbell Llvcry and saddle liorses. Trimble's IN- - ably is with his regiment 'in Frame adopted by the food administration One Overland Roadster. .. .$1."0 now. regarding the use of beef which are in Red Barn. Malleocci, Palladino&Co. I effect until further notice. Pork is One Overland Roadster . . . .$275 Jndg Granville A. Richardson, of Overland the Roswell was in not under official ban during the sum- One Touring, Groceries and Meats judicial district, 5 -- in sse n r I SO In af- mer months and no regulations have ge $ 801 W. 45-4V- fl the city yesterday, leaving the Tijcras. Phones been made which effect it. One Buick 7- - Workers' ternoon fur Santa Fe. He to Touring, The expects The new WANTED Night return to Albuquerque Sunday and rulings adopted following passenger $0,"i0 from here to he a conftrence of hotel and restaurant EXPERIENCED WAITRESS One liuick go Roswell, where of Touring (Light Fresh from the simple life of her little town she came will bold court Monday, Judge Rich- keepers the city Thursday afternoon 6) $1100 i One set' of rules were made for the WHITE FRONT CAFE to into the and of ardson out for nomination on the One Studebaker Klx, plunge dangers temptations night rinrrrmr.-iti- ticket for United city which, however, were withdrawn re- States after were 206 KOl'TH SECOND senger $8."0 life in the city. However, she escapes unscathed and Brothers senate. they found to' be unsat- with her a from the reck- Strong l A. II. United mar- isfactory. The new rules affect private MANY BARGAINS AMOXfS turns, bringing the boy, salvage Hudspeth, States individuals and of eat- Undertakers shal, has issued the following ruling keepers public THE ABOVE. CALL AND less life of night. on fe- ing places alike. EM registration of alien enemy No reason LOOK Til OVER PROMPT SERVICE. PHONE males: "In registering as German for the adoption of th DR. H M. BOWERS 75. STRONG BLK COPPER alien are rulings hns been announced by the Two Stars in a Very Good Production females, registrants who stnte food AND SECOND. members of any religious community administrator, other than OnfenpHth1 rhydlrlan, tPfrtallEtnf Id or that the officials at Washington had Ktir, Nh and Thrunt, Ant (mitt, liny KISTLER-OVERLAN- D CO. order of any denomination wherein Occidental is head- ordered the consnmplon of beef cur- Fevrr, (Htarrhiil le4ifne. "VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN" prescribed the of a 1,1 513-31- wearing tailed. e Bid., Third nnd Uuld. IUideuc Phone 710. 3 W. Central. dress or part of the religious habit phone vlUrc phone W-- TWO PARTS may furnish photographs of them- W. ft. a 8J; selves wearing official headdress. Broker lx-a- In Incomes. The Duke City Rifle association will Washington, June 14. A larger 1 to 6 Admission, 10c; 6 to 11 Adults 15c Children, 10c LOCAL ITEMS start n series of training lessons, in proportion of .brokers than of any the use of the military rifle, at Hope- other occupation class reported in. well park Sunday morning at 9 conns of more than $3,000 in 1916, o'clock. The lessons will include the and farmers made proportionately A TODAY ONLY Tourist lunches. Pullman Cafo. correct use of the sling and how to the smallest number of returns. It tPIVCJnn T into it. The bar the was shown In an of in- Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 273. get sighting and today analysis triangulation method of sight correc- come tax returns for 1916. One out of 5 CENTS LAST TIME (iladys Mandell returned last night These lessons are free to all five brokers made from a three months' visit in C'ahfor tion. every returns but IDEAL THEATER American citizens of age. only one In 400 farmers. one-fif.- h KlolAlj TODAY nia cities. military Nearly Come and let us make a triangle of of all lawyers and judges made Miss Jane Campbell left yesterday your sighting and explain to you returns. afternoon for Chicago, where she will where you are at fault. "The Lion's Claw" spend the summer vacation. HOLEPROOFHOSIERY TWO PARTS SELEXART Miss Helen Finch, her brother and HOWARD mother will leave this morning for deathTand funIrals Men's black, pearl, gun met- Santa Fe to spend the summer. al, dark tan, dark brown, green PRESENTS HICKMAN Miss Maud Rodney, Miss Kehecca Infants Trexler. "The End Run" Skipwith and Miss Allie Atkinson navy or white, 35 cents three of the Funeral services for the twin THREE-PAR- T EEATl'RE left for their home In Koswell last Trex-le- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph r rori.uu. night. will be held at Thomas Blalte-more'- s E. L. WASHBURN CO. in "BLUE BLOOD" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder will leave 9 morn- chapel at o'clock this W. 8. Six-re- this morning for the upper Rio Pecos, tor A feature. "Blue Blooil" hns answer to the old ethical ing. The Rev. A. M. Knudsen, pat' Persons who wish to mew or take "A Fire Finish" "Death Ends Revel In Maniac's where they will go into camp for a of Lutheran church will Escape question: Harem." week or ten the English oat membership In the Red Cross COMEDY days. officiate. Intemnent will be private ran do so at ALSO A Mrs. Mert Williams left last night in Falrview cemetery. by calling Strong's Book PATHE NEWS REEL lor Kl Pa.so. Tex., to visit her son, Store. O. A. Matron A. Co., Grlmsliaw's or Mrs. II. B. MATINEE 5c and 10c EVENINGS 10c and 15c Leonard Williams. The small child BAD MENFAiL ToTaKE Ecrgnson, or by phoning of the latter is very ill. the chairman of the Membership com- W. I). Deveny, mehanleal superin- BLACKMAIL THREAT mittee. No. tendent for the Santa Fe railroad at GOOD mi.w. Amarillo, Tex., was a visitor at the Santa Fe shops yeHterday. A hold (?), bad 7). blackmailer GENTRYS EGGS F. Dutt, of the bluffed Thomus S. Mitch- George principal had beei by Hawkins, skinner. Champion. Con- - United States Indian school, will leave ell, proprietor of Hotel Combs. "black-hand- " roy and San Jose Market; 55c dozen. Skinner's today for Chicago to attend summer Mithcell recently received a The Shoe Store school at Grocery Family Chicago university. letter that he go Albuntier-ou- e demanding HOLEPROOF Fred Hlggins arrived In to a point between Alhuquerue and HOSIERY giliBlllillBllliilillllliaillillliilllilllllliliiillillllllB last night from San Marclal to at- Isleta, near Uarelas bridge, with a Men's silk the dance of the Good faced, white, We Are Expecting a Few Berries of tend regular bag of money, which he was to hand navy, dark brown or black Time club. Mr. Higgins is president to the writer of the letter without All We meet every Footwear Requirement of mem- of the club. parley. 50 cents thread silk, 75 cents. Kinds every Ike Sinclair, cousin of Stationmaster Mitchell notified the sheriff's office E. L. WASHBURN ber of the household. and member Infan- CO. Strawberries are short for a time on Ed Sinclair, of an and several deputies hid near the account second try regiment, has arrived safely In Then Mitchell drove to the berries late this our there are families where we France to word received bridge. crop being year. Among patrons many according designated point without the money. SUITSLEANED, $1 shoe oot from Grand-p- a down to here yesterday. The officers and iMtchell waited for Nice every Baby. John T. Wolf enlisted In the quar- Four suit pressed $1.25. Apricots, Cherries, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, some time but the pseudo desperadoes Contract Columbia termaster corps of the army here yes- failed to appear. plan. Cleaning Co. Grape Fruit. We shoe every member because they all know where terday and left for El Paso. Louis Deliver. Phone 600. to cbme for I'erea, who enlisted in the Infantry Green Beans, Telephone Peas, Cucumbers, Head left last night. aLvaradVegiSs. Lettuce, Tomatoes. -- 1 ! Cuyler Ferguson, son of Rev. Neil UNDELIVERED MESSAGES PERFECT SHOE SATISFACTION received a broken arm yes- On sale by leading grocers the Ferguson, are terday morning when ti team he was morning after they laid; 55c. We are receiving some very fine currants. If you want We have shoes of comfort for ; shoes of driving near his home became elderly people some for order now. ; frightened end ran away. The following telegram remains b. m. Williams canning, place your style and durability for the young and middle aged shoes George Austin, general boiler in- undelivered at the Western Union Tel- Dentist 7 pounds White New Potatoes 25c made for strenuous wear and adapted to the growing feet spector for the Santa Fe railroad with egraph office because of Insufficient Rooms 1 and 2, Whiting Building 2 for 10c of and ' headquarters at Topeka, who was in address: If. A. Allurd. , Phone No. 684. Large Cantaloupes 25c; medium, boys girls. Albuquerque Thursday, has gone to Comer Second and Gold. CHASE & SANBORN SPECIAL TEA FOR ICEING Gallup. He Is on an Inspection trip. holeprooVhosiery Shoes and Oxfords for Men .$3.00 to $8.00 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Garcia received Just received by express a letter yesterday from their son, Bryant's Delivery Shoes, and for Women.. 2.00 to 9.50 Charles O. Garcia, that he Is now Ladies white, black or dark FOR QUICK SERVICE I'nited States Food Administration License No. Pumps Slippers cated at Austin, Tex. He is a mem. brown, silk faced, $1.00. Phone 501. 223 West Copper. her of the engineering corps United Shoes and Slippers for Children 1.50 to 5.00 States army. E. L, WASHBURN CO. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Infield and Shoes and Slippers for Babies 50 to 2.25 daughter, who made their home in CITY eTecSc8SHOE SHOP several will A. Albuquerque for months, FOR SALE J. Skinner leave Tuesday for Denver. After PHONE 567 Better and better Leathers were never , 60-61-- 67 Shoemaking put spending Beveral months there they FREE CALL AND DELIVERY Furniture for a 4 -- room house. Phones 205 South First St. will return to their former home In BATCH'S OLD 6TAND into Shoes at these very moderate prices. ' Pinno and Baby Bed included. Must Kansas. sell. 120 Lincoln Circle. No. ,1, Indies of the BITTNErfHOUsFlROOMS South Edith. Phone 1938W G. A. It. will serve a 12 o'clock din Join tlio "Two-Bit- " club at once. Tlio Red Crown ladies want you. Gallup Stove W. S. 8. FOR SALE Ccrrlllos ' Cerrlllos Stove nags. Lump Hahn Coal Co. Springer Transfer Orders taken tot service Women of American Army, 92 S West Brand New Smith Form-a- -, PHONE 91 Mold Avenue. takes it. 5 .. For Truck, $250 ANTHRACITE, ALL SIZES; STEAM COAL." TELL ToTiyV TjEUVERY Address Box A7, Care of Journal. . Coke, Mill Wood, Factory Wood, Cord Wood, Native Kindling, Lime, STORAG Your baggage troubles. Plums M.