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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY. AUGUST 29. 1915
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Juliet Janet MK-w '....nor .Mar-ion Kant ruiare avenue, ny ueroreai
MEASURE MR
NEW MODES ARE
N PNEUMATICS
Kill h. i
BY THE CALIPERS
Tlie Mtnagef of IN Goodrich
Company Gives Some Ad
vice on Inflation of Tires!
'ARB
The
wan e
llll) tOfttl
The 'I'm
Mix K.
I Ft nl. i v
I Judeon
Harford being IM
i uinl Mr Hafford
. Thirteen chili wi
the (Client
. nil" The
at at Mra
that 'In
in n tf "
III., defeat
era ure DOW Hn Iflf
ineunurliiK the air t
(hlng It. ax the nu-i i
thorough 1 testing t
uunufacttiririg them,
line proved mi benefi
are hemming pupi
V have been lined.
I'lfMl s
1
H sIMIM.
it rn -
mill
the
hill
"lit nil there In mi
line that thev are
Tin- Only Mi-tlnnl.
hill never lieen an ndeipmto
tni Hunt r nvel iMiiiiiiiH tniM I
im Hie lire luiitnlln ! in ei oil'
only uiethnit ui liMtid uinl M
mi arbitrary air volume or
i I i arrled In einh nle tire
tnlile I lined by iliii llcully
tnanuf.i. Inn ik ul (he presem
"It can be Instantly in
thill It Id hardly nellMhle In
name atnnunt of alt into n II
(Hit
rem n 1 1
nine and
nidin h
one nf
the
per (mentation
give (he inoal
quantise .mil
in ixlitiiiin lf
load iin d tit
t per i ' i in
Mini I .
Thi! In tn
Welglft uf the
nhnlild he men
the tile II MT
111 Hi lly In. il' ,
air In previ ni
"Accordingly,
. ntad nnd we
Mile lhee III
Hie all latin i
I ni l.ulg.
If u i id e i
the nidi
ii dl
ear,
thn
the Nlr prcaaurc
N it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v , ;
reiiilre mure !
with
niiw have l ii i'il nil I
lllptrt 11 Im h lut-iintim!
I ii .ii weigh l. The
entlpern nre pl I'd al the tup nf the
wheel nn a In net Hie proper goals
mid ihen slipped rivet that pari nf tha
lln nn whli h tin Hi-lehi ..f the i a r
In reeling. " '" Inn'Miillv seen
whether there If nUffll lent ii'i Ot tint'
i rdlng it. tht twigs, and tht mo-
tnrlnl can he pnnillve thai In h.is Uu ;
prewar air preeaure."
SANTA SOCIETI
ii aaifaaai t pars Pea Three
Hie
lis dlarnvered In
Ii wan lln prellmlni.
elans nnd Mm II I.
Volirleen ladlen ha1
up f.. I If f.ill Hill
em h wan privilege!
ml, nU Tile i !,.
Mil .
iimiH.i: i:tr in
FOLKS.
Mmnen sh i.i mi l (Jsnavtavt Morrl
nmi mi Sat m d) nil' i in. mi i ni. 1 1. 1 it,
e.i inn uiiiiiii ai bridge hi tsbtaa
v . i . aa on the lawn under the fine
uld orchard trees ui the famll) honte
nn Kant I'al li i' .1. nun 'l ln- RamCf
er. played in Uu .ii'- -'ii i im 'mi i ni ..(
1 1 1 ; . in
ihvinIhiik melodist pi.. yea hj
in. ,ih gremmaphone Mil
K tun. II i n i mil uff the pi l"
l.ful em im hniiiilel Then
wi'- Mist St Helen Harm
Otwrea, Miriam t 'ai I wr liihl .
Kaoni i iii la Kauna of si 1.
nn Hiiiniin. l.llllan Parker,
I i Mill 'II I UK I n.
Barton, Lucille I'liin. Aimie Whitman.
Bad In i I '-nil nf AlliiJuiienille. Mln
Wall, laabi ' Waist , . If i
galti I., win nf Taltoha
M. ( le, Helena Vulluil i
being uiven alnmnt ila.lv. which 'k
either I lie fine KWiiiimmir pool at the
1'iiiied itataa Indian Induatrlal school
whlili wan iniiiplel.il Hum nprlng In
Hi. northaajM rnrner nf the heautlful
ami park-Ukf gfound or i" the
(iniil In I ha KrimmlH of I nltad Ktaten
Henntur T H falruii'n In. me. The
pool .1 lh" Indian m l 1 i" approin h-
eil under a i IuhkIc pern. .la Iwimd ullh
alOMOmi At the I'alron puul. two
draaalnn roomi have bean arecten' and
othi r cnnvenlancaa auppllad.
'li. ntrlt l 'i lenitly nn. lely han re
turned from ni aaanping trip nt Mnnu-
llli ill Uoek In I he San!.. Ke i linjon.
Ham . IV I" lift ;. Wiikiiiim: I.. Hie int
that nl il Vary duom, In the Santa
Ke fnrent. il han n auperh nillllon-arra
play ground, with nmre varied atlrai'
ti.inn than are to he found iinyuhne
fine In Hie world. Not mily alupend
uim .ai.vnnn, inamufl. enl forenln,
anowy mountain peaks. Invely Inml
nlreumr a. r.-a ami a- ren nf wild flnW
,,rn ),ut i.nn . rift ilwellinKn, am i nt
mlnnlon chapela. uuaini ipanhih plaxan.
gtod roads, interenlniK Iralla. are
within the Siintu f fnrenl and ua fur
eimpinit ptaoaa they are Ideal, with
plant) of fuel handy and the pureal
(iprliig water al the dOOl
Theaa ntootltU nlKhtn there Wore a
number nf ploatCa and eMeurnlona In
Fori Marev. (he i Uff dwelllnga. tha
Valley Ha in h, In Tin.-, nvr the lircle
Tirive, in I'm ..!., in i a BaJada, t" m
intiz t.. piinkivM Raneh ami acoraa
of oilier iiolnla tiihul.iiv In Santa
I i .1. .1 lln. ell liemu . ' . 1 . 'I ' I II 1 1 V nu'i.F.-o
"Mil ll.'II.H ll " .... ... .,.,,1
tniiiln iiiuiiiiiiiK in an nin
laadlnR lo or panning innumaraoM
gpois of intareat
The Royal Watfhbor rlartad out nn
n moonHfhl pit mo up the Rant Ke
eanyon mi Tin ml n lull g"l no further
than their meeting place. Odd rl
loan hair win n n atortn Maw up en
difmsyad, the Jovial plonlctjara wnremi
Iheli lunch In the hull all. I bail n monl
etiloynble evening.
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mwnra TEA.
Mrn. Rpltl wan hoalena Tuesday aft-
rnuon m a tea in honor nf Mrs-
Win try, nf Clevelaml. , Ihc fJUCHtP
hringlng their newing.
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STOItV ir.STIXM. M ROYAt
I DHIM.
A traal in In (Ptor for the children
nf Sit, tn nin i tomorrow aftarnooii
will anjoj a Him faailva u ''
quatnl and ptetursaqus aaaambl room
of the nisiorii rai o ' '" "i '
port, Mil .1. Roast am rd KIUk. a Mints
it'iler b profaaalon, ui antertaln tht
vouni folks, baglnnlnit it 4 o'olooh.
lira Knot in also nt i ii iik 1 1 ik t.n a
royal wedding to be gtvR undt t tht
,,n, i . i.r tht vVoman't Aid toctoty,
a araddlni thai in to bt the . Itmu
of Ihc many faatlvsl evenln nf S.iiilu
Ke n aummar Baason II trill be ttas
nl lb, middle nf ptl ml" I ami Hie
baautlful bllda-to-ba will bt Sue, prtp
baas Runahina, "f the limine nf Cat
ron, oidem dauthtar nf tht Klni and
ij.i r Bummar The mom will
i . nont othar than the Hon, Tom
Thunb, riutata win he praatnl from
nil parts of Ruropai tht various rbyal
houtt - ttndlni rmlat a in. a 11
appear in their gorteoui unrforma,
wiuie the laid let will waar eouri 'inns
a number uf dlatlngulthad America n
aiao will be among tht traddini party.
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ui NO POI4CI1 iAwni -
lltat Kran.es Andrewn tnttfltSlnad
in oelt'bratton uf her birthday -
v. i ', ii y ..n Tuesday. The young folki
bad a mogi marry time,
vitiiii Ril It on rHday waning gavt
a dance l the home of hla piirenta
nn I. .!.' I'lbue ayoiiue. In Vital lunt
me ..in for i dance at (he Wlllowi
I llllllllllll.il
I llieel 1IIK i
lii Ini;
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I ni,. :
fly.-:
I III, I
d Walter
a a
lint lit lit Mil II II
Mm Hanrj WfoodMff ami
Oi'.iiiif .Mainh "ii 11 id. . ..ft.-ri
Invited. The flnwern exuulsltely al
aimed and the refreshments were
da mts .ml nut uf the ordinary.
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UUTQIW
A pretty luncheon wan thai given
noon b) Mrs. William
. i ' tumor ..f lh.- Misaert
llfeld ami i It unsleld, of Alhuipierque,
(at Hi" hoi f h.r parenta, Judge
jiiiul Mra N K. lJiughlln CoVtn were
I l.i id for rmirieeii. Sw.-ei peas form-
ad the ki i to the dan orations, al-
tlo.uKh there waa a wealth of other
bloaaomi Ooffaa wan nerved on the
lawn in the baautttUl garden and or
chard. The Kiieata were Mm. llfeld,
Hit Mlttti III. Ul and Miss Crunnfeld
of Alliii'iin t'iui-, Mrs. itobinaon, of
Chicago: Mrs Mi ni. Mina Kdmondn,
Mrs Burrows, Mrs. HUlette, Miss lial
leher, Mrn. Itavha, and Mlns .Nellie
Harrlaoci,
MiN. m ootwa
Captain C J Triiutmun and im.ih
er. Mi-, linn Ti out in, ni. of rinnsyl-
i.mi.i. itn on Fridai afternoon for
No n i ii, trhara fastaln TroutiBM Ii
Inatruotar in hlatory at the military
aoadami
Mm. Agiua NuvbaUm, who arrived
Krld iv evening to visit her nun, Jesse
Nasi, num. I. Ii ioia for t ireeley, Colo.,
with her daughter. Mine Nelda Nut
bgum, who has been vinltlng here.
Mra. Kolllua, of Carrlzozo, ia a
guenl at the executive iintnnlon. Mr.
Rolllnn also came up for u few days
Various part las returned this we.k
from the upper Hanla Ke and I'ecus
rlvera, Including Mra. Cm lirane s
iiii iiv huiiae party which han btl R "ti
tht Panchualta, Mm. Haydtat party
of young folka, and Mr anil Mrs.
C. Kutke. who were wonderfully aui -l
eanfol In catching the wlley Irout on
the upper Kecoa.
TEA FOB THE TEACHKRH,
in nexi Saturday ufii t noun, n re
i Option is In he glvi'ii the public achool
tem hers ui the public library by the
library i mninltlee of the woman's
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IHI: PtiAl
The thronus that tottlt In the street,
i he people in a play.
The tingle and the liiimnrout,
The grltVOUt and thn gay.
fouth and dOddtrtng dolHld,
Moonlight, ttorm or aim.
King up the magic curtain,
The play haa just begun.
Sweet melodies Insistent
PtrVadt tht luise en Si . lie,
gunahtni cjothad in thadow,
BnoW white or willow green;
Hi lues. cloWR and villain,
lutk drowns the weary nun,
King down the twilight i urtuln,
Tht Pit) of life is dona.
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i IMV DAN OB
The dame at the Klkn' club for the
vlMitots in tht city on rrldty evening
wan must enjoiable The evening whs
cool, the uiiiglc good and the reiiesli
rnenla Juni right, Harry Crotiatlbarg
was in eharga of tha amngamontt
iinl w:is assisted by Of, DaVld Ktiapp
oil I lie floor.
TI MIM It I ROCI l.
I Mrs Hyrd and Mrs I'litleinult "ii
Prida) afttrnoon tnttrtulnod it a ao
ruti tht WomanS Chrlallan Taaoptr
anot union.
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II IT POlt Till CO AW
William and Otorgt Pont, of Phlla
daiphln trho havt been guattsol thalr
uncle. Judgt William H I'. pe. left for
gjltphanl Kuttc to visit their broth-
cr, II, i hell, one of tha etlgilleels uf
the rtrlamgtlon service The trio will
leave Ibis week for th Pacific . uanl
to viait ihe expotlttona.
TO BE SEEN AT
CHARITY SHOWS
Bazaars Are Used As Med
ium to Display Latest and
Smartest Gowns; Every
Frock Has Two Materials.iT
ipie.i count teosDINcr 10 woftNmn joumnai,
New York, Aug. 28. When we
ihmk ,.f liiiziiars. im naturally con
jure up picture of fan y work In the
name of charity, even the wholaaono
odor of crullers and the pICturtSQUi
Whttt-lead cake, Mrs Thnnipson on
the cerner made a sp.,. iaty of - but
ba'aara have niitgtiiivn Ibis honiev at
1 ...i,Ll,l..,Pb nnii ,,,,l, kail l.l,,.tv.. l.n-
zaurn of faahlon. No longer do you
attend ta buy Christ mat giftn and
good Its, hut more properly to barn
what to wear and when to Wear it,
or. peiehiiiii e, to show your own m w
ilrenn.
I a-himi I clcs In Hie Niiine of Cliarilv
Ni wporf is the setting for some of
these bazaars Here on tht SSSClOtM
lawn of country home, manneiiuins
dlHplay the very Intent Btodtt from
I'arla vleing In nuiiit Inena with lb"
Womttl who come In nee them. There
are tableaux and grand pnune mules
and bent of all you can nip tag and
view them with a i nns. ienee free from
guile, for your entrance fee goea to
sweet charily.
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DODGE BROTHERS
ROADSTER
A roadster designed to be all that a roadster should be.
A car capable of carrying two people in continuous
comfort.
You can see. better than we can tell, how beautiful
it is.
Modeled in clay, when it was first conceived, it was
re-modeled, again and again, till the last harsh
line was eliminated.
The body is steel, with the usual useless framework
entirely eliminated.
As a result there is extraordinary storage space at the
rear more than sufficient for all the luggage two
might take on a long tour.
A light car. with all the advantage which that light
ness adds to the powerful motor but a stout,
staunch, strong car, and a steady one as well.
DODGE BROTHERS, DETROIT
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complete is $860
f. o. b. Albuquerque.
THE CUDABAC MOTOR
Agents
Albuquerque, N. M.
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Interest in the cause and there were matched
I many notables present 11 atamtf) as Hon, whil
I if every oat bad put mi their best bib bib effect
land tinker for the o.casmn. ( me i deep cuffs.
woman Who is suirimcring In Maine Silks ami Bergen the 1'ttbrie of tfelt.
' .line down I" be present at the fete. Many tlmilar effects were to be
Htr gown wat one of the now combl- seen. Serge seems in be even more
! nations uf blue norge and Scutch plaid : popula r than in past seasons. This
taffeta, When she stood ntlll the ! In, no doubt, dim to the fact that ii 1-
' skirt appeared In be of the tefge, bfct ltO hard for the Krench mills, to WSaVt
I when the moved il broke up into 1 their novelties. However, the targeal
j floating panels displaying a medium i are smart and the women seemed eon-1
I width undtrtklrl of tha plaid. Thlt tenl to use these in ooanblnailon with
The Kress With Clouting Panel- lea
luring a Smart Onannlgarlon of
Ptaill Taffeta ami Plain s. rje
the taffetas and falllea. There were
some lmall tftSCta with striped luf-
f.-ta .mil Ihe Plain ilark Dine grns-
Eriiln ininbmed with serge mailt
dresses. BcOtCh plaids were
evidence, hut the tunes wen
and rich they cnuld scan el;
to contrast with the blue.
rich
mu eh in
so dan
Results from .lournal Want Ada.
CROSSED WIRES CAUSE
OF AUSTRIAN VICTORY
i nettetettd
Viriiiu, Ai
, rnsslnu of Ii
tpontlblt im
tur OVtr the
l're t itr rrmmnilenee.)
I tl An acotdmtaJ
I, phone wlret waa re
a recent Austria u vlc-
Ruaalana, according to
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I ublic Officials Show Preference For
Record-Making "Nobby Treads"
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slory that is current here.
Office rt at one of the Austrian
stuff hendiiiiirteiH were atliustcd one
dgy, mi IINing to use one nf their
telephone lines. o hear llusshin worda
spoken, aii officer cokvtraaM with
IhUt tongue Was hastily summoned,
and p.1 to the telephone In time to
; get the must important part or tim
--age Hi ll M.is i.i mg ir.inamltted.
The chief of etaff of a Kuaalan di
vision wan trlng to talk 10 briga
dier. Perhaps Lecuuse of the crossed
wires, which aaabltd tha AuttrtaM ta
hear, Ihe conneillon wan poor and
both had to apeak with UBUSUal clear
I liens and mUSh rt 'petition. The order
I was for IWn haltallona tn attack de
, -iv.l.v at given hour a specified
i ii i in position, while three cum
in ronckudon the Aunlrians were
gtyag the novelly of hearing a Hnt
suin major pTOttSt ggalBSt the order
and demand its purpuse, aince, he
complained, H probably would resull
in ib , :,i or i.'ireat. The Austrian
knowing prafitgaly what to expect,
tacraty laid In wait and bagged :',000
prin.uiern, including the major who
had protected.
In the interest of puhhc aaffy, th is autnmiaSilc patrol a unit of the
rfncic.it police system of Syracuse, New York is completely equipped
with "Nobby Tread" Tires
Civic officialt throughout the country are constantly specifying
"VKKw Tread" Tires (or police and fire service, where staunch,
puiHtur-rrsistiiie, anti-skid tires arc a vital neccnsity. iNoimr i iru
j mlt under such cxacung gafvigg nuke "Nobby Tread" superiority
Slnll ll t little Kllincl-cd.
Santa Ke. Aug. it. Jack Cook, of
tin .New Mexico cattle nanllury board,
haa recovered a. carload of stolen cut
tle at the corner where the boundar
lel of New Mevjcu, Arizona and Mex
ico meet, where they had been driven
wub the Intention of running them
into Mexico Tht cattle were told to
EtOttrt Tankershy, of PagO, and
the proceeds will be distributed among-
H inner The cattle belonged in
part lo ineitiiieln nl Hie i .4,.......ui.
and Southwettern Cattlemen'a atto-
A firsts. ay of Kailn-trtpe Patlle
asatrtrlng the Nest f auniWl Cuff
and I'leatcil skirl.
The latttr part of last week the ba
zaar of the M'iisnn .i- held at lln
home nf one of the leaders of the
Neiipoil set. In artlatlC lal.l.aiK.
I..,, k d In (irerian nullum t luuises. all
Hi. summer modes were reviewed
aipi predictions made for the coming
saaaon.
striped Pgllle a PWvored Pahtlc.
Every drean showed at least two
ntaterlala; haavy faille silk rraa la
yored fabric One tall blonde manne
quin Wort a great Of striped satin and
groflgrigln Wk which waa partlculgr
I) nea and attracttya, lis verj sim
plicity baffles description, its charm
being in (im clever use of the stripes
Tht skirl gad ii ideated lower lection,
killed one iiilghl say. fur It waa
straight and laid in deep folds from
Ihe hip to tht bottoffi. This WM I ul
Willi the stripes cmsswlne, while the
yoke, waist, and cuffs bad the stupes
straight up and down There was I
sheer vent and Q US kef i ollai Of crisp
white Swiss, and alcoves of bhu k
Ueorgelle arape, making a sinking
contrast with the nufft of Ihe -i'l-.
Skirts Short and slmrler -.till.
There seemed to be DO limit to the
shortness uf the skin The cnslum.
lust nientloned was ivnrn with white
kid shoes and the skin was so short
that at least in ini h of the stocking
showed between the top of the shot
and the bottom of tht skirl. Indeed,
many of the manneuulnn looked like
school girls, bill shoes nre lane and
skirts are obviously short to show
them. Women want their moneys
worth. As I walelu d tht nianne.intns.
I could mil help thinking nf the little
hny WhQ went without bis .oat In IV
cember to show his new Mtapendefg
llrnhl Introduced s Hal TrtrsSMlng,
There were many new things In
troduced Perhaps Ihe moat Interest
ing notion was Hereulst braid as hat
trimming. There is no question of its
luipuluril y as dresn 1 1 iminliig, hut for
hat, the Idea wo certainly Unique.
It wns used in three flat hands on
the velvet hrlm of a sailor, while Ihe
crown was while satin trimmed With
at a.ls Thin was sent by a New York
niodlnt.
fttt rnrii-ni Bstrtaes it- Handle.
It was dj.ldedly n showing of ev
erything milaih needs fur a cumplete
wardrobe. The acctattrlet were as
startling ft the were smart Oat of
the girls carried a parasol with a
geraa'S-bead handle In Ihe top. while
what naturally would Bt the handle
tapered off into tha imp nf the walk
ing sink Thong a bit top heavy,
the effect, when opened, wan attrne-tlve
Killer the lnl, Willi I ionium . ..... ,
ftiylen were not Ooiiflned alone
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Ki MH III I It i II
Pioneer of Right
cab Service In
s for Taxi-Mevleo.
TONY
Took the "TAX" out of
Taxicab
in Albuquerque and Inaugurated a
Taxicab Rate for service of
25 cents
DAY OR NIGHT
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Taxis
Are
Always
Neat and
Clean
and Driven
By
Experienced
Chauffeurs.
Residence Phone
1302-J
This Taxicab at Your Service
at Tony's Rate.
25 cents
Stand Phone
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TONY MTCHELBACH
Pioneer of Right Prices for Taxicab Service
Extra Car Hun Hall.i
"Stat gtxth street t t'nlverslti. Itute,
MATSON s III ini,,l Mill IIS.
10 c jits, for Eterjrltndj .
I the mannequins. Society took a k