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f ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SUNDAY. MAY 30. 1915.
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ELECT OFFICERS
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WEDNESDAYNIGHT
President of Commission to
Talk About State Fair; Oth
er Business Men to Speak
Dinner at Alvarado,
The Ttctnll Merchants' association
will hold a dollar dinner In connection
with the annual meeting of the anno--elation,
to be hold Wednesday nbtht
lit th Alvarado hotel. Prominent
Albuquerque business men will talk
upon subjects of Interest to business
men at the dinner. The election of
officers will follow. The present of
ficer are II. 8. LIOirow, president,
and O. (i. Ackerman, secretary.
It. K. Putney has been invited to
make a talk as president of the state
fair commission. Mr. Putney accept
ed the Invitation which gives him an
opportunity to address the pe ple
DECQRAT
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GRAVES 10 IKE
PLAGETOMORROW
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Be De
Usual
Memorial Sermon to
livered This Mornin
Decoration Day Program to
Be Held Monday,
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EXERCISES WILL
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no ow
Tomorrow will lie observed ns Dec
oration day by the Grand Army of the
Republic. Only the services custo
mary for the .Sunday preceding Doc
oration day will be hcl 1 today nt the
Firs; Presbyterian churh. There the
ltev. Huith A. Cooper, pastor of the
chun h. will preach a sermon appro
priate to the occasion and especially
ndiliersod to the veterans of both the
northern and southern armies and pa
triotic socicti' H.
The uraves of veterans In Kalrvlew
cemetery will be decorated tomorrow.
Committees will attend to the decora
moHt Interested in the fair Just a few j tllin, jn ,nor fenieterlee. 1- oHowlnU
this the Urand Army members with
members of allied patriotic organi
sations will 150 to the llarelns bridge
to hold the usuul services in commem
moiatlo!i of the dead sailors.
The i. A. H. observances for to
day and tomorrow are outlined in the
following order from J. 1. Caldwell:
"C,. K. Warren Post, the Woman's
Ilelb'f Corps and the Ladles of the
O, A. l:., will meet at the armory
nt 10:50 sharp Sunday morning. May
ill), to attend memorial services In the
Presbyterian church. AH veterans,
ex - confederates, sons of veterans,
Spanish war veterans and other pa
triotic societies arc Invited to meet
with us and march to the church in
a body, where all will be made wel
come. "We will meet at the Central school
building. Third street and Lend ave
nue, Monday morning, .May 31. nt 8
o'clock sharp for the march to the
cemetery, where We will nave our
.Memorial day burial service and derc-
rate the graves. Prom the cemetery I
we will proceed to liarelaa bridge, I
where services will be held for the
sailors and marines who died In the
civil war.
"P.v order of the committee.
"J, O. CALDWELL,
Secretary.
davs before the starting of the cam
paign to raise llo.Onfl, the amount
required of Albuquerque people to
finance a fair of the class that a slate
exposition should be.
The other speakers and the sub
jects upon Which they will talk, ac
cording to the program announced
yesterday by Secretary Ackerman,
follow:
I. S. Kosenwald "Antagonism ver
mis Co-operation in rllusiness."
1!. O. Jaffa "Why So Many Mer
chants Fail."
C. O. Cnshman "The Necessity of
a Convention Hall."
Col. I), K. U. Kellers "Good Ponds
as Trade Luiblers."
OLD FEUD BETWEEN '
SHOPS FOREMAN AND
TIMEKEEPERS SETTLED
For gome time there- has been a
strong rivalry between the foremen
and timekeepers of the Santa Fe shops
which culminated In a weird exhibi
tion of .ho national pastime at the
Harelas field yesterday afternoon.
To get "down to case," II was a deep
and darksome trick that won the
game. The foreman had arranged so
that Dark r, the timekeepers' star
southpav, could not play. The time
keepers charge their defeat to the ab
sence of their lefthander from the
box. The score was IS to 13.
The foremen, however, assert their
victory was due to superior knowledge
of "inside stuff" and also to six home
runs, most of which dropped beyond
left field anil which kept outfielder
Iteddy doing a marathon.
When Timckeepi r Colg(n was ut
bat, with two strikes called on him, a
bat resembling that used by the Eng
lish for cricket, only wider, Was pre
sented to him. He swung at the next
one si rved up with it and retired to
the bench.
Th? teams lined up as follows:
Foremen Dufner, .nil; Wlckhnm,
r.; Smith, p.: Nye, 1st; Uequiult, 3rd;
lilood, cf.; Welch, ss.; Moore, rf.;
Lyons, If.
' Timekeepers Dywrt, c. ; Thomas,
sa.; Campbell, p.; Spahr, 1st; Colgan,
3rd; llrown. 2nd; Coombs, cf.; Wall
ing, rf.; Hiedy, If.
Elaborate Program Arranged
for Commencement; Visit
ors Invited to Inspect Build
ings of Institution,
BEACHEY'S LAST
FL
T
FILM TO
BE SHOWN HERE
A. A. U. CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO TAKE PLACE AS '
ANNOUNCED RUBIEN
GUN TOTERS WHO TOOK i
CASES TO THE DISTRICT
COURT FOUND GUILTY
Did Not Know He
Had Kidney Trouble
tv MonN.Na ituxuiMci.n jdgo II. F. 1 1 u v n t (I H. of the dis-
Xew Ym k. May j:'!. Frederick W. I trlct coin-t. yesterday heard two
Ituhleii, secretary of the Amateur! cases tllut liiid Iteen ,1 tm,itli1 fr,,m
Athletic union, staled today that the
, mill. -in- Athletic union senior and
Junior track and Held championships
and the outdoor swimming champion-
the polite court. In one case the
court imposed a more Severn sentence
than Jndne Cmig bad given, uud In
tile oilier, passeil practically tile sanu
The closing exercises of the t'nited
States Indian school will take place
May 31 to June 2. As the Indian de
partment has added two years of high
school work to the course of study,
there will lie no graduati s this year.
The exercises will begin Monday af
ternoon, May 31, with a May fete on
the lawn nt 3:'IH, which will consist
of drills, tolk dances and a Maypole
dance.
in Tuesday, June 1, at 2:30 p. in.,
visitors who desire to Inspect build
ing! will be shown through. Inspec
tion will lie followed by an Intel class
baseball game at 3:311 and dress pa
rade and military competitive drill ut
4:30. Hand i-om-i it Hi the evening
from ii:3i to 7:30, followed by the op
eretta, The Captain of Plymouth,
at K.
The operetta Is a burlesue on the
1 poem by Longfi how, "1 he Courtship
of Miles Klandish. '
The public Is Invited to the exer
cises and school teams will meet the
street cars at the sawmill.
The following program will be ren
dered at the May fete tomrrow;
1. Floral Drill ..Second tirade llirls
2. Hals, Peas, Beans, and Parley
Crow Kindergarten Class
3. Maypole Priitiary Class
4. Pennant Drill .. Fourth tirade Girls
5. Mountain Polka, "Swedish" ....
Fifth Crude llirls
6. Sash Drill First tirade C.irls
WATER AT FAIRVIEW
TO BE MADE OCCASION
OF SERVICES TODAY
The achievement of the long-cnn-lenipluted
object of getting a water
supply nt Fairvlew cemetery will be
made the occasion of special Decora
tion day m rvlcest this morning by the
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ST. VINCENT ACADEMY
WILL PRESENT
EGYPTIAN PRINCESS
AT
CRYSTAL THEATER
Wednesday, June 9th
3:30 p. in.
TICKETS SO CENTS.
SALE AT MATSON'S
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j Hudson for Signs;'
I Wall Paper I
HUDSON for Picture
Frames
Fartb St. and Copper At.
Ca.pt. W. P. Dimes yesterday issued
an order for Company G. new Mexico
national guard, to report at the ar
mory at N o'clock this morning. The
national guard has observed Memorial
dav by marching to the cemetery, fir-inn-
a Ul.IiII.. t.twl U.lll ,,, 1 1, rr tuna in
honor of the men who fought In the "-'"luliien 1
civil war. When the company re
ports this morning Captain Dimes will
give orders respecting tins otiservance
The Woman's
mints yesterday
ers at Fairvlew
truck was hired to haul barrel of
water to the place. The truck will
stand in the middle of the cemetery.
congregation of Temple
this
Albert,
result
through whose activities
was obtained.
The members of Oil organization
will leave from the temple in auto
mobiles at 9:i: o'clock this morning.
The services at the cemetery wil be
by Itabbl Moise, Uergman
and iiddr -uses will he mude ny h. i .
Jaffa, president of the congregation,
and David Weinman, chairman of the
eloli mad.. nrrnnire. Cemetery committee.
for watering flow-! Tm' l'1-mting of trees and the
eemeterv A niano ! ting out of flowers is planned by
OFFICIAL PUtX.lt AM .IVF.X
(II I I1)U Al lOMDISII.E UA I
With the Dukes playing tomorrow
At Phoenix the only sports to be held
here Decoration day will be the nu-tomobil-e-
races to take place at Trac
tion park. Colonel Sellers, who has
charge .of the speed contests, yester-d-'iv
gave out tins official program.
Here it is:
1. Five-mile motorcycle race. Wil
liam Meuinger, twin Indian; Kennie
Embery, twin Excelsior.
t. Two-mile automobile elimination
race. Three cars.
3. Two-mile automobile elimination
race. Three cars.
4. Ten-mile automobile race. Four
cars. Standing start.
5. Five-mile consolation automobile
race, timers In elimination race).
6. Time trials for New Mexico track
record, tine mile. Drivers to signal
starter.
The official entries follow:
1. Leo Garcia (owner), Lee Till
man (driver), Ivan Moore (me
chanic). Duick 10.
2. Homero Ad company (owner),
fleorge Hottlnger (driver). Punch
Thorp (mechanic), Overland 42.
3. Howard Livingston (owner), A.
T. P uracil (driver), Ralph Hobbs (me
chanic), liuick 10.
4. Verun Embery (owner), Verun
Embery (driver), Cotton Malletto
(mechanic), liuick 25.
5. J. IT. P. Jones (owner), Julius
Head (driver), Lloyd Cunningham
(mechanic). liuick 17.
(i. Ch-is. Davidson (owner), Clias.
Davidson (driver), Hurlon lteed (me
rlin nic). Ford T.
The officials will be: Judges
George It. Craig, C. M. Rather and
Sam Stevens; timekeepers Joe Har
nett, SI Schlnss and Emll Mann;
starter U. F. llayburn.
sel-the
nieml.ers of the congregation, and It
is announced that others, not mem
bers of the coiiKregatlon, may obtain
water from the iiine supply at actual
cost.
This Reel Will Be One of Pic
tures at St, Anthony's Or
phanage Benefit; Weber
and Fields in Another,
Dairy C. Drum, head of the World
Film corpnr.it ion, who is a. mm-ln-law
of Col. D. K. II. Sellers, yesterday
wired the colonel telling him what
reels the corporation would send here
for thn benefit for St. Anthonys or
phanage Friday.
one of the pictures will navy tre
mendoiiH drawing power. It Is that
of Lincoln Henehey last flight. The
World Film corporation happened to
have nine cameras trained on lleiichey
from different points on San Fran
cisco hay. The flight prevlouti to th
breaking of one of tit wings of Ills
monoplane and the plunge Into the
waters are Known. The attempts to
Uescue the daring little aviator and
bringing his body to the surface also
will appear In the reel.
Tho Vandcrbilt cup race may b
sent also. i Mr. Iiruni was not certain
whether he would be able to make
this reel part of the program, how
ever. He will send word to Colonel
seller In a few days.
ships will lake place ut the Panama-' sentence, although In the latter case
the two ill-fi nd, Hits gained sometbliig
by having llu-lr sentence suspended.
I-.. C. t'liuvcx and II. ('have, chauf
feurs, were fined r,', each by Judge
ltaynolds. The sentence was suspend
ed upon their good behavior upon
their paying the costs. Judge Craig
had fined them J.r each and cowti
on the charge of carrying deadly wea
pons, I-:. Ixipcx was fined $.15 and costs
with choice of serving twenty-five
days In Jail. He was fined JJO and
costs by the police Judge. Hi' was
committed to jaiL
raeirie International exposition, as
was officially announced, on August
It mid 7 and July 111 to 24, respec
tively, and that the Panama-Pacific
International exposition Indoor swim
ming championships will be held in
the Sutro baths on July HI to IT.
Whooping ougli,
"When my four children had whoop
ing cough a few years ago I gave then
Chamberlain'! Cough Hemedy, There
I no better remedy mad for this dis
ease," writes Mrs. John Cratn, liluff
ton, Ohio. Obtnlnnbln everywhere.
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NEW MEMO) PI'.M'I i:TI AltV.
Santa Fe, X. M., May UN, lal.'i. '
To all concerned; The following
prisoners have made application for
parole. Action on same will be taken
at a meeting of the hoard of parole
on June 8, 11)1.1: Paul Hons, Michm-I
de Acun.l, Dexter Speights, Bernalillo
county; cbls ("hilling lie (lay, San
Juan county; Plus Plaza, Mora coiin
ly; Amir' N la O., Dona Ana county;
Epifanlo Vhumn, tinny county: Wil
liam Itogers, Candido Padlila, Mniscs
Armljo, Colfax county; Samuel Hoy
bill, Kuseblo Fernandez, I'nion coun
ty; llictor Mendosn. (irant county;
Molses Lewis, Patdo Pales, Eddv
county.. JOHN II. SI MAM'S,
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TRAINS FROM EAST
All Santa Fe trains from the east
were late yesterday and last nisht
nwlnjr to (be fact that the railway
bridge at Lexington, Mo., was washed
out and 'he Kansas river Is hitfh be
tween .'.lollkiuy and Kansas City. Two
sections of the California limited and
No. 7, duo yesterday morning, did not
arrive until afternoon.
No. 1, due at 7:30, arrived at 1:40
o'clock this morniiiK and No. 9, due
ut 11:50 p. in., was scheduled to reach
here nt 6:5a a. m. A "stub" No. t
from iM Junta arrived here on No. s
time but did not ko farther west. A
"stub" N.j. X16 arrived at 9:30. This
train was run because No. 21, the He
len "cut-olf" train, was late.
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to a mere skeleton. The hospital treatment did not seem
to improve me, so my aocior saiu i wuum uui
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as there was nothing any one on this earth
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of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey every two hours.
After taking Duffy's for over one week, with
out another morsel of food entering my sys
tem, I began to have a longing for something
to eat, and to my surprise found I could keep
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gradually I regained my former appetite and
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DELINQUENT RIFLEMEN
TO BE GIVEN CHANCE
TO QUALIFY TODAY
The Albuquerque Rifle BHHoeiation
will shoot today at tho 300, COO, and
600-yard ranses bo members who
have not fired their regulation ten
shots at these distances may qualify.
Two squads will ro to the range, as
usual, one in the morning and the
other in I he afternoon.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Louie Miller.
I.oule Miller, 32 yeura old, died nt
1:30 o'clock yesterday morning. He
was a native of Austria and came
here throe months ago as a health
seeker. Vie is not known to have any
relttUves in this country. The body
was taken to Hlnki niore'a undertak
ing rooms,
Mrs. Margaret ll IplM'tisline.
Mrs. Margaret A. Helnhenstlne, 68
years old, died at. 1:30 o'cloek yes
terday morning at her home on
.North Second street. She had been
here two years. A daughter was wlth
her at "the time of death. The bodyi
was taken to Strong Brothers' under-
taking rooms.. Funeral arrangements j
had not been completed last night.
We Invite Your Attention to Our Present Stock of
SUITS, DRESSES, COATS, SKIRTS and BLOUSES
Revealing All the Newest Mid-Summer Fashions
iffgrfcif teal
Mis. Magilalinu Cliesuk.
Mrs Mugdalina C'hesuk, 57 years
old, wife of Charles C'hesuk, die-d at
Iho home of her daughter, Mis. C. H.
DeWitt, 307 South Kdlth street, at 11
a. m. yesterday. She cut mo here three
and one-halt years ago from Spencer,
Neb., and has been living on a ranch
on North Fourth street. Hesldes a
"husband, five children survive, Mrs.
(.'. 41. DeWitt and Anna Chesak of Al
buquerque, William, Charles and Kd
ward Chesak of Spencer. The body la
at French's parlors. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Mrs. Trinidad G. de randclarla,
Mrs. Trinidad Garcia de Candelarla,
wife of the well-known resident of
Old Albutueniue and this county, Je
sus Candelarla, who preeeded her to
the grave some years ago, died at her
home on West Central avenue Friday
night at the age of 71 years. She left
one daughter, Juanlta. Mrs. Garcia
was a member of the well-known and
respected family of tlarclas of this
county and state. The funeral will
take place from the old homestead
Tuesday. Mass will be celebrated at
the church of San Felipe de Neri. In
terment win be at tanta Barbara.
The funeral will be conducted by the
Crollott l'ndertaking company.
Friends of the fumily are requested o
attend.
ATTRACTIVE SUMMER FROCKS
Pretty Summer Dresses in tlic new striped, figured ami
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Our Skirts win admiration from everyone who sees
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prices have given us a record skirt business.
Wash Skirls m Welt Piques, Bed fords, Linens rinJ
Palm Peach Cloth. ,?1.23, $2.00, $.'.00, $3.50,
$5.00 and $G.00.
Cloth Shirts in Check Serges and plain colors, at
$5.50, $G.50, $7.50 and $10.00.
Taffeta Silk Skirls are all the rage. They are dressy
and fill the wants for summer wear. Priced at
$10.00 to $15.00.
We have a few Wool Suits left, this season's styles,
which we are offering at $10.75 to close out. Values
up to $30.00. '
PRETTY SUMMER BLOUSES
Our Waist Department is show ing a good assortment of
all the new Cotton and Silk lllouses. Beautiful styles
to captivate the most critical tastes.
Wash lllouses in the new Awning
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$1.00 to $1
Stripe, White Voiles
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Handsome Waists in Crepe de Chines and Georgette,
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the famous Jaek Tar Muldies, the most stylish
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